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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13

All Children's Trimmed Hats
now marked &.98 to O. 40
be closed out at.... pAs1O
All Children's Hats marked
$5.98 and $3.50 arc to @ O2
20 tomorrow at.... >pOs1C
8 Dozen ChiIdren's and In
fants' Sweaters; taken out of
regular stock; small lots and
broken sizes to be sacrificed;
every child can use sweater in
summertime. tx dozen Slip
over" styles; all-wool Zephyr
yarns; sizes 2 to 8. Sold for
$3.50 to $3.50, accord
ing to size; close out Ct 02
price ............... ~As~O
81 Dozen chiIdren's and
Misses Sweaters; sizes up to 81
inches; beited models and shawl
collars. Sold up to
$6.98; close out @ 90
|: price 1Z.yO
Women's. Muslin Nightgowns,
cut full, and Of good muslin;
trimmed with embroidery and
lace; limit 2 to a customer be-
cause they are worth $24.00 a
dozen at the fac Ct IN
tory. ................ ~ eOO
Ladies' and Misses Muslin
Drawers; rufled and <0-
ChiIdren's Muslin Drawers;
hemstitched and tucked bottoms;
sizes 2 to II years. az
for $l.00. ............ OON
Women's Silk CamisoIes; trim
med with lace and satin ribbon;
regular price, sl.9s; 81 %
special ............. ~ i sA9
"Cumfy CUT and Strap Gauze
Vests; Isle finish; tapped neck
and arm and shoulder az
straps; 3 for $1.00. ...... OOk
Kayser's Marvel Fit Gauze
Isle Ribbed Union Suits; fat
finished seams; cuff
and shell knee, and Ct *
teddy styles. ~ 1 sAO
~ Dozen Broken Lots and
Sizes of Women's Gauxe Isle
Union Suits, including "Blue'
Star: make !; regular and extra
sizes; left over from last year.
Regular sizes sold for $100,, SIPS
and $l.50; extra sizes 49,
up to $i.75........" ~.
sChfIdren's, Misses and
Women's MILDLY Blouses, of
heavy jean; regulation style;
sizes up to C10E
u .................. ~ 80
Childrents bingham Dresses, in
pretty styles; plaids, checks and
plain colors; Is dozen selected
from regular stock; marked
2.oS and $3.50. Sizes CT no
8 dozen ChiIdren's Dresses,
sizes 2 to E; selected from reg
ular stock marked Ct En-
$40 and $1.9S 5000. p 1 .CV
ChiIdren's White May Dresses,
in organdy and voiles; lace
trimmed with silk ribbons and
sashes; beautiful makes and
styles St sizes 8 to S5Q2
II .................. ~Os>o
Infants Fine Wool Bootees,
famous Asher quality; E0c
pair ....,,,...,..., OVC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13

Fine Imported Madras, for
waists or dresses-our price 75c
yard, but really the $l.00 co.
quality of today, yard. OSN
Yard-wide Bleached Hill Mus
lin; everybody knows the quail
ity OF Hill muslin; Soc ~
everywhere .......... TAN
1s-inch Toweling Crash. in nat
ural; linen welt. Regular price,
9c yard. For one 1Oc !
day ! -
lSx36-inch Turkish and Huck
Towels; the regular Sc 25c |
7zx9o.inch Woodbine" Bleach
ed Sheets; welded seams; right
quality Of muslin;
regular $l.75 quail Ct 10
ity .................. " 1 sO1
slxoe.inch Seamless Sheets; |
very good quality muslin; sell
regularly at &75. CO %
AOi 10Y .'......
"vulcan" PiIIowcases, 4,x3e
inches, 4-inch hem; reg-"2nr
ular price, Soc; for day OSN
Dimity Bed Spreads; no IRON
ing required
0tXDU .SS.OV
s2x0O .................. &:.0S
S1x9O .................. $3.50
SOC to $l.0O underpriced.
Lightweight Comforts for
baby cribs; floral and nursery
designs; soft silko-
line covering; regu- CD IN
lar price, $3.50. 49,. QAsOV /
Imported Scotch Madras for
curtains Sc inches wide; Or
the regular $l.00 quality, CON
Mems Blue Chambray Work.
ing Shirts; genuine Amoskeag
and Blue Bell Chambray; per-
feet m Ike; double stitched
seams; all sizes IA to 1877. The
factory price is
$l.HH today and Ct *
scarce at that. :..:.. " 'OO
Mems Dress Shirts, worth up
to $3.50; high-grade makes. Ar {
row Brand, Vindex and MARI
boro: woven madras. high count I
percales ana reps; all sizes IA I
to II; soft French CT 0E
turnover cuffs. ~ 1 ~
L
Mems Nainsook Athletic Union
Suits; Vindex and other makes;
cut full; closed crotch, elastic
waistband; sizes 81 to 0Ec
46 Observation-Disclosures. 1OS [
+ Nainsook and Baibriggan
Shirts and Drawers; nainsook 7
athletic in all sizes, but balbrig- !
gan in broken sizes only. 49, !
Values 75c and $780,. TfN
Boys Khaki Pants; sizes 7 to
IL; well made and full OQc
Boys Atwood Blue Serge
Suits; sizes 8 to IL; Venetian or [
Alpaca lining; slash or patch
pockets; stylish models; pants
are all lined and finished with
tapped seams; cannot be bought Z
from manufacture CD IN I
ers at this price. ~ AsOV \
Mems Working Pants; heavy d
cassimeres and cotton mixed
worsteds; Reading Wooden Mills
make; sizes so to
q waist; assorted 81 Q5 G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

preaching Everybody IL invited.
The following composed the picnic
party in the Cartersville district sun
day evening Miss Lucy Spoona-
more. ~ Hubble. Misses Mathcny and
Warren. and Mrs Mathney Of Stan
ford. Miss Jessie Lee Sloan. Messrs.
Haskell Guyu Earl lsou and Joe
Wheeler. u Danville. Howard War
ren, of Lancaster. Misses Martha Gar.
rctt Mamie Sloan. Fanny Dowden
and ZuH Calico. Of this place
Most an Of the young tois, from
here and several from Lancaster were
very delightfully."- entertained last
"Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mr. and Mr., " D. Roop. A guessing
contest. the answer Of each being an
automobile was very interesting.
Richard Jockey receiving the prize.
Mis-, Martha Garrett nodded the best
animal from hcr chewing gum and
also received a prize Mrs Roop IN
her hospitable manner served dainty
and appetizing refreshments
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
shelbyvIlIe. Nv. Oct


King realizing he defeated fair fight
political employed
las false
mstang the alleges that charged
questnare relating for L.
Thomas.
which
facing defeat he has chance
record that Of his attempting
World War disguised with his
enclosed Anderson County soldiers
they published the Anderson News Of October 81
attitude that Of the Demo
Bkham and will
with all Of mind and body such relief for the soldiers Of the
World
Republican platform which Mr. makes the
promise kind him credit achievement
In Mr. speech the house Shbvle he
u the facts this circular He told by
Republicans everybody
all 10
without such
believe the intelligent soldiers Of will deceived
false the eleventh the dis
Mr. effort avoid the defeat have
Mr. avoid the defeat have
richly will receive November End This probably the last
false will have
the election
Thanking for what already and
both and after shall have taken
Representative in Congress, I am,
Respectfully
RALPH GILBERT.
political Advertisement)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

Teatcr. Misses Ethel lnez and Rosa
RAY
Rev. & u STROLLER b. delivering
,aH splendid sermons here at ~ \.
VI and & % =. VI Mr. Edwin 7.
Owens song evangelist ~ Princeton,
ny. has charge 81 the singing
Mr. and MIR. Forest Curtis and
family - Bryant.villc. Mr. l. L.
sanders and Mayo Anderson u Crab
Orchard Mr. and Mr. Clarence Me
Cuiley and on we're guest. ~ Mr.
Hiram Eay and family last week
Nj. DaN. sutton led the " VI
s Thursday evening Mr.. J ":
Jonc. ~ Louisville. Mr., I 5. Pier
at read Interesting papers There
were two ncW members added Mrs
Hubert Carter will lead next meeting
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
PAINT LICK SCHOOL NOTES.

Mr. Gilbert. our principal arrived
Friday
Betty Hester has abou, mastered
her Latin.
Banty Lynn i a proud Of his
dimples a. ever.
Herber, Ralston is still on the
Counting List"
Tag Arnold Is advertising the new
colors pink and brown.
Mike and Ike Jennings were absent
from school one day last week.
Luther Gates is giving free lectures
in school for the democratic party.
Patrick and sons skeeter conveys
Pat Ledford, TO and from school
every day
Peg Underwood is wearing new
sweater To school. n slight change in
the weather.
Soup Estridge will converse with
Herbert Ralston, before she buys her
fan clothes
Pay Prcwitt Is late a, school every
day She takes all her time lacing
her new shoes.
Miss Mary Mae Walker, who has
been assisting with high school work
left Thursday
Peg Underwood was heard to say,
Don't make fun Of 4. u. and |, our
love i real"
Red Wing and Doughbaby West
were gu, Of school one day They
were in Lancaster shopping
Ii Bridget Colston dosen't leave
pretty soon Peyton Coldwell j. going
TO ruin his Sunday clothes wearing
them ~ school
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
BUCKEYE

M. p,rmclia Bogic is with friends
IN Lancaster
Miss Bernicc Broaddus visited rel
ntiye. iu Madison County sunday.
Mr. Roberts u Madison co. IL Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. Robt. Broad
dus.
Hiram and Geo. Ray bought forty
three mead Of cattle at Stanford on
Court day
Mr. and Mr.. Doty aud family Of
Richmond visited Mr. and Mrs. 7. 5.
pieratt last week.
Miss Mae Phelps Of Richmond Was
the guest ~ Mrs. 7. :. Pieratt from
Friday until Monday.
4 little girl made her appearance
at the home 81 Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Broaddus Oct. 18th Named Ruth.
Mrs. 4 " Sanders aud daughters,
Lucille aud Hope visited relatives in
Nicholasville Tuesday and wednes-
day.
Mrs ]. W Jones, Of Louisville
spent last week with Mr. and Mr.
A. &. Miles aud Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs Dewey Price and son
Malvern were guests of MIR. u. X
Rice and family at Haekley from Mon
day until Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 5. Pieratt enter
tanned at dinner ON Sunday Miss Mae
Phelphs ~ Richmond. Miss Sallie Lol
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
PAINT LICK

Nj. Margaret Highland has re
turned Co her home IN Covington.
Mr.. 4. G. Wood. MAS quite III the
first q the week
Mr., Elmn Moore spent Monday
v,th her aunt. Mr.. " X. Ross
4 argc crowd was in Lancaster
from here. Monday to hear Gov.
Morrow
Mr. \ V Huyler. Of New York Is
with Mr. and MR. Wood, Walker for
visit.
Mr.. Arthur Hur, of Pittsburg j.
here for visit to his parents and
other relatives.
Miss Kate by has returned from a
yisi, to friends and relatives nj Gov
lugton. PARIS aud Lexington.
Mss pocin Metcalf, ~ Stanford
was here with Mn s. NJ. Burgess
from Saturday unit! Monday
Mis-. Mary Mae Walker Was among
the crowd who attended the foot ball
game between Centre and Harvard.
Mr. and Mrs Robt Es,ridge and
baby we're IN Lancaster to hear Gov.
Morrow speak. Monday afternoon.
Mr. Roy Gilbert, Of Lexington ar
rived Friday To take charge as princi-
pal Of the High School at this place.
Mrs. J I. Thompson has return
cd from a three weeks visit with rel
ative, in Springfield and Villa Grove.
Illinois
Misses Marie and Bsulah ledford
Mcssrs Rodney and Edmond Ralston
we're dinner guests Sunday Of Mr..
William Ralston.
The protracted meeting at Manse
j. progressing nicely, large crowds a,
every service to hear Bro. Stevens,
who i. splendid speaker.
Prof. and Mrs &, 4 Long and
Misses Calico. HUI, sloan. and Gar
rctt attended N, inauguration Of pr
Hutchins Of Berca College Friday.
Miss Sallie Lou Myers Was called
back 10 Mr. Forest Centers ON ac.
count of the continued Illness Of MIR
Cen,er's baby, who Is reported Is not
50 we'll
The ladies 81 the Methodist Church
called on Mrs Young, the PASTOR
wife. Friday evening Refreshments
were served and all report a pleasant
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Noe are recelv
ing congratulations over the arriNa
Of daughter. who made her appear
ance Sunday. Oct. Gath. The it'll,
Miss has been christened Mildred.
MesdamssR. G.. Woods. Vim. Ed
ridge. q. l.. Hammock and Fred Hal
we're in Lancaster Thursday night Il
hear Dr. T.. L. Powell, % Louisville
speak on the League Of Nations.
Quarterly meeting will be held a
walnutta the coming Sunday
There will be preaching Saturds.
night and Sunday A. NJ. and Sunda!
night. Bro. Li,terell will do tn
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
GUMS CHAPEL.



Nv Jesse Hurt and children spent
"
V'''' . Ini""'' 81 our
were 90 Lancaster SATURDAY
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Nj and Mr. Dock simpson oi
richmond were guests 81 Mt ana
Nj John lana fr'd"S n'ghI
Nj and Mrs Will, Masters were
recent guest, ~ Mrs Masters par
ents. Mr. and Mr. J x. Sparks.
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
MR.. THOMAS AFFIDAVIT.

L.. L. j. Thomas, that
Judge Ralph Gilbert before and
used by Congressman Swope in his circular
Gilbert had nothing with filling
connection Herewith
him the District Board al
making said affidavit have
this kind Of
supporting Gilbert call all fair play
, for m November 2nd.
(Sgnedl L J. THOMAS
to this October 22 1920
,signed Z. T. POLLARD
Judge Shelby County
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

Mrs. Charlie Chaplin. In the misery
u her shattered romance, advises
an girls not 10 marry a genius. She
might better have warned them
against mating with fool
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
Aversss Lite rhlrsy.vhrss Years

Good authorities give the average
duration Of human life as about thirty.
three years. One quarter ~ the PEG
pie On the earth die before the aee Il
ak one hair before the age ~ sixteen
and only ahon' on- p'rson ~ each no
norm lives to ~. ~. 81 siNiN nVe.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

We are solemnly assured By noted
economists that Germany Is becoming
prosperous, and also that she j. on
the road to ruin Well. between the
two she ought TO get somewhere.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
Materproof Fan.

Among the many varieties Of fans In
use among the Japanese Is one made
of waterproof paper which can he
dipped In water. and creates great cool
ness hN sNnunrntinn
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
lceland's Old Mill,

Iceland can claim probably the most
northern mill ever erected. for In Rey'
kiavik. n little isolated town 81 about
1900 Inhabitants. we find an old mill.
probably the first and only mill 10
the early days IN Iceland
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
uniser.at DUTY

Each Of n Is bound 80 make the
ntti. circl. In which he lives hetief
AMI happier each ~ "a IL bound to
". that out u that small circle the
widest good NAV hoN Dean STANLEY.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
swoPE's WAR RECORD.

TO Fort
commissioned captain He
to He
to
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
s0PORJ0N MINDENKI

maga portajta e6tt. Kedves becsi szomszedanknak
ma is oily sok raer6 ideiiil hogy untalan mi bajaink
xal fogalkoznak mi veszet hirnket kotk. mi beso
zilasagunkol festenek jeszt6 kepet. Miert nagy h
h6? Ez zajos biral lgatasa magyar kozvszonyoknak
olot Australian eppen mintaszerii az allan ALA
pota? Egeszen csnos kis bota lehetne kotni azokbo
hrekb0l amelvek odatt elharapodzot felforduas-
ro zirzavarrol szoahak Az egyeteme be kellet zaln
inert ne1net 1aconalisak 0sszeverekedtek zsdo fja
kal 6s lanyokka es egyetemi hatosagoknak elikon
Rector Magnfcus szal mines rendteremto teklnteyuk
Fegyujtanak egy puskaporgyarat, skeri gyuJtogato
kat efogn ere t0meg fenyegeto ultmaumban kovete
biinosoknek nyomban val6 szabadonbocsatasat. koz
nyugalom ketfee orgauma, rendorseg es heporseg,
becsi kedelvesseggcl hadat izen egynasnak nagyobb
nvo1fiatekil geppuskakat vonultat fel H:.s
Mink bomlason, mey toszomszedsagumkban er
jeszt es rohasza alami kozosseg organizmusat Or
venden mem tudunk. Mem meg azon sen1 hogy legada
zabb eensegenk szerbek es ronanok koreben az an
archianak hasono, ha ugyan mem meg veszedemesebb
k6rjelet eszlelik SGT mi annyira megyink Johiszem-
segnkben hogy AIT lljuk mind betegseg csak ame
nett termeszeti De ugyanezt hitet kOvetelJuk ma
glk reszere is Annyival ogosabbal inert mi legalabb
nagy fo1radalm vasagokon mar atestiink. mi rem
dnk es biztossagunk oriseel eros es fegyenezet
aenzeti hadseregink. Els ha bekeszerz6des meg nem
felt bennnket ha durva eroszakka e mem apaszta eet
felrsainkat akkor nemzet tees dcsoseggel fog fe
tadni aleltsagab6 6s meg fogja szegyenten moho es
karorvend0 elenseget Xix nagyon koran es nagyon
esztelent karognak elo verzo de mem enyeszetnek
szant teste folott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
Hazai velemenyek.

Gyakran kozoltiink helyen vezerckkeket mas la
pokbol Gyakran szerenk alkalmat adm Youngstown
magyar olvasok0zonsegnek, hogy mi velemenviinket
masok velemenyeve is Observation-Disclosures
Most k6t budapest lap vezercikket kozoljuk lie. Az
egyiket az esot ''Az Est maskat Nyolc oral VI
sag" szolgaltatta
Tisza Istvanr6l SOL els6 vez6rcikk. Olvasoink
bizonyara emlekezn fognak ARA, hogy ugyanezen he
1yen hosszu eve elott NIT rtunk Tsza stvanrol
Megirtuk rola hogy magyarsag legnagyobb embere,
akit csak kuonos jelem tulajdonsaga Matt ismertek
f6lre K6s6bb ugyancsak Nj voltunk esok, akk meg
irtuk, hogy hisziink abban meseben hogy habo
ru6rt sza Istva feelos Kes6bbi adatok beigazoltak
llitasunka Ugy latszik odahaza is aheyett, hogy gy
lolettel eenek Xxi Tisz Istvan neve tiszelet
komoly hangan nvatkoznak arrol emberrol, akinek
mnden porcikaa igazan magyar volt es aki epp oily YER
tanua lett magyar nemzetnek mint Battyani, akit
az osztrakok v6geztek k 1848ban.
mask vezercikk bepillantast nyut azokra az ntri
Ea1ra, ame vet szomszedank odahaza Magyarorszag ell
len ir3nyitanak Ebben cik1ben magyarazatat leljik
annak sob r6mito aggaszo hinek, amelyek Magyaror
szag felo n6ha itten angol sajtoban megjelennek
Mindg ketkedve fogadtuk ezeket magyar gyaszhreke
= forrlsukra ramutat ''Nvoc Oral Ujsag'' cikke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
A CARNEGIE co.
MUNKAsHAzAI
Az ace1gyar munkasai haromfe-
lekep juthatnak sajat otthonhoz

A Carnegie Steel Co. tobb szaz
hazat epittetett Steeltonban es
McDonaldon, ahol az utolso harom
ev alatt egesz varos keletkezett.
Sok ell van mar adva a tarsasag
alkalmazottainak, de sok csak
berbe van adva, S ezek megvasa-
rolhatok. Igen Macy teriilet van
azonban meg Stambaugh es
Washington iskolak szomszedsa-
gaban Steeltonban, melyek csak
legut0bb osztattak fel, a tarsa-
sag lehet6leg ARA t0rekszik, hogy
az epitkezest a nyar folyaman
fokozza. kiil0n0sen a Mahonlng
ave-, Steel ST., Salt Spring nd.
es a varosi hatar k0z0tt lev0 te-
ruleten. A kongresszus altal en-
gedelyezett athidalasok is emelik
az epitkezesi kedvet, melynek a
Carnegie Steel Co. vagyonilag all
a tamogatasara. Koztudomasu,
hogy United States Steel Cor
poration 20 milli0 dollart tett
felre e ceIra, ennek Carnegie
CO. egyik aga.
Ugysz6lvan az osszes gyarte-
lepek megmozdultak, hogy nun
kaslakas hianyat megsziintessek
S most a Carnegie Co. teszi meg
javaslatat, melynek celia, hogy az
ebben keriiletben dolgoz6 kozel
6000 munkasa sajat otthont SEE
rezzen maganak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27

yagy lak6hazbol a gyartelep
k0nnyen 'hozzaferheto legyen.
Nagyon meltanyos intezkedes-
rbl van gondoskodva a keres6-
kepesseg id5leges csokkenese ese-
tere, betegseg, munkakeptelen-
seq vagy idokozi munkasziinete
les idejere. lily esetekben az al
kalmazott kerelmere kompania
megfelelo fizetesi haladekot en-
gedelyez. Viszont, hogy a mum
kasok torlesztesi kedvet tarsa-
sag fokozza, akik lido el6tti ma
gyobb t0rleszteseket teljesitenek,
evenkint kulon, el6re meghataro
zott osszegek javukra irasaval
lesznek jutalmazva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
K0lcs0nt nem ad a Company
mar megvasarolt hazakra.

A vallalat $500 munkasa k0ziil
t0bben vasaroltak mar hazat ma
guknak Z szazalek kamatot kell
fizetniiik hatralekos vetelar
utan. OF szazalekos k6lcs0nt ker-
mex tehat, hogy azokat kifizet-
hessek. T0bb milo dollarra rug
Ma az ilyen celbol kert kolcson
jsszege, az ere vonatkozo kerel-
meket vallalat mem teljesitheti,
inert ep AIT celozza, hogy sajat
hazzal meg mem rendelkez6 mum
kasokat segelyezze sajat ottho-
haik megszerzesere.
Altalaban k0lcson megadasa-
nal sulyt helyez kompania ar
ra, hogy a megvasaroland6 telek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
Harolnfelekep erhet5 Ell.

a. Az elso ajanlat szerint kesz
haz vasarolhat6 meg reszletfize-
tesre. Ez Company altal cpl
tett vagy elozo tuljdonosat6l
megvasarolt kesz hazakra vonat-
kozik. Az lily haz megvasArlasa-
kor a megallapitott vetelar Is
szazaleka fizetend6 lie keszpenz-
ben, a fentmarad6 vetelar tiz evet
meg mem halad6 egyenlo havi
reszletekben toplesztend6 5 sza-
zalekos kamatozassal.
By A masodik egy ujonnan epi-
tett haz t0rlesztese megvasar-
lasanak felteteleit | szabja meg.
E terv szerint Company sege-
lyere lesz munkasanak megfelel6
telek kivalasztasaban, elkeszitte-
ii a teljes tervet oily epiiletrol,
mely alkalmazottja minden kivan
sagat kielegiti, felef5sseget val
lal, hosy az megfelel6 anyagb6l,
a leheto legkisebb koltseggel epit
tessek fel, ezt ada ell alkalma-
zottjanak az a. pontban jelzett
fizetesi feltetelekkel. Il
c) A harmadik mod a jelzalo-
gos vetel, ahol a kompania alkal-
mazottja jelentekenyebb osszeget
akar mar szerz6des kotesekor
megfizetni. Ebben az esetben
1ko1csont kap first mortgage-kent
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
TIszA IsTvAN

emlekezetenek kegveet adoza tzet gyujjak meg Csa
nadva1megve k0zgyilesen Sep hazafias halanak
megnyiatkoz@sa 6s kovet6sre m6lto. Mindent sz6es
hazaban magabaszallas egy hle perceben iyen gyasz
.mepet kelene renden arccal Gesz fele ahova fora
dalom vhalaban csupan gyaszoo csalad vihette ell
gyalsag nagy halotjat Krisztrst hvo Tisza Istvan
max steni eetmntaja is csak egy kis csopor ksere
szikasirboba titkon es felve, malat Jeruzsaemben
gyzos arlas tombolt Es kereszt mar regen alott
Gogoan amkor bilnbano fajdalom e1nberiseg leg
dragabb k0zkncse Ion.
metesen inert csak ICY tanadhat fe nekiink Tsza Ist-
van. A kiifoldnek klonosen tegnapunk ellensegenek
mar eltamadt fonseges aaka kesei negsmeres dics6
segeben ragyog Kint tudjak, hogy ferfiu volt
legeszanabb harcosa bekenek nalat lelke listen sz
elot emberfOloti tusakban vergodott Europa lek-
ismerete dobogott szivben ameyet vegzetes okto
ber kodben orgyikos goyok artak at Els lit szeren
cs6ten hazaban is kihlt gyiloet, elnenut ragalom
patakzik toredenes megbanas konnye Kasnak ma mar
sjabo Tisza Istvant ha ehetne, meg oyanok is, akk
mex kezen vajmi sok yen kez! - Tisza Istvan We
r6nek egyegy csoppje prosk. De sir bezarut kerle
letenl 0r0kre.
Tisza Isvan csak szvekben tamadhat fel. Elete
mex nagy tanitasa sketen hangzot el tOmegek file mel
lett amg kozotnk volt de most magassagok 0r0k
lebGl mint inelem hangzik feenk amkur gondvseles
u apot fordt torteneninkten Mem slt hiaba Gs mem
halt meg hiaba Tsza Istvan ha ne1zet sirontuli hang
an indul amey bihar fekete foldbol harsog sze az
orszagban. Kfogytunk 6rcbol sokaig mem allitha-
funk szohot Tsza Isvannak. Mem baj. 0 mar releteben
6rcbGl volt! De nagy gyszinnepen, aneynek leekha
rangja Csanadvarmegye hazaban konditjak meg taal-
kozzek oredemes megbanasban es teteros fogadalon-
ban egesz Tegye XII lelkink legavat sziynk
oltalan sapadt levente eeke a ertnk eset 81 hare
Lam hogy lalala uta1I vele gy5zedelmeskedhesstnk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
ARANY BEHOZATAL
ES KIv1TEL

,Foly6 6vi aprilis ho 1-t6l 10-ig,
vagyiss tiz nap alatt, 3S,000,000
dollar ertekii aranyat szallitot-
tax Angliabol az Egyesiilt ALA
mokba. Az arany kiyitel az
Egyesiilt Allamokb6l ugyancsak
tiz nap alatt, 6,543,402 dollar Ell
tekii volt, mely szallitmanyb6l
Argentina 100000 dollar es Chi
ma 2,571 $50 dollar ertekben re-
szesiilt. ~ Fa2FsEy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
FRANCIAoRsZAG BEHOZA-
TALL TILALMA

Parisbol jelentik, hogy mind
azon amerikai polgarok, xix
Franciaorszagban elnek, tiltakoz-
nj kesziilnek francia kormany
azon hatarozata ellen, hely FIJI
seer es az elelmiszerek kivetelevel
eltiltja az 0sszes amerikai aruk
behozatalat.