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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village TIl
Briefly for Busy Readers

pEleIly I0T Quay UedoeVb
Prof E. E. Long meets the choir of
the NJ. E church for the weekly re-
hearsal Friday evening.
The Modern Woodmen of America
win hold a regular meeting Tuesday
evening, Sept. %. Adv.
Mrs. b. l.. Marsh of Stamford, Ct,
I is visiting her sister Mrs. T. A. Daven.
port.
Thursday evening Rev j. A. Perry
is in charge of the mid week service
at the NJ. +. Church
The class meeting Of the M f.
1 church will be held in the church par
Tor Tuesday evening at 1880.
Rev. Clinton Churchill of Buffalo
will open Tyangelistic service at the
NJ e. church October seventeenth.
4 Mss Lena Center of Cambridge is
/ the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, II, A. Daven-
! port.
The official Board of the NJ. L.
church meets tonight at eight o'colck
in the church. A full attendance is
/ urged.
Floyd Walker left Sunday for Ann
Arbor. " CHI. where he expects to en-
ter the Michigan School Of music.
Miss Irene Crawford left for Al.
bany Sunday, where she expects to
/ enrol as a student at the Albany
Business college
Miss Ruth Walker and guest, Miss
Euza Welch, both OF Albany Bust
ness college, spent the week end at
1 Miss Walkers home here.
For this week only the Bennington
Girls club will hold its dance Wednes
day instead OF Thursday evening"
ADV.
The Woman's Home Missionary so,
Getty of the NJ E. church meets in
the church this evening A program
has been prepared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nuttng and
daughter Margaret of Watervliet,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Mathew Mu'Queen of Putnam street
The community sing was held at
the Yellow Barn, Old Bennington,
/ Sunday evening as usual About 200
people were present
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Reynolds of
Troy. accompanied by Mrs. Charles
f. Welles OF Old Bennington, motor
ed to Wilmington Sunday.
nofINop dnpoo tho rnnv,e Of tho
/ Bennington Girls club Wednesday
evening. Sept. 90, Cusson's orchestra
will furnish music,
Mrs. Minnie " Davis announces
the engagement Of her niece, Miss
Julia V. Jones, to Archibald l.. OdeV
| of Pownal.
Lost-Between Bennington and
Woodford city, white linen bag with
crocheted initial II in center. Find
err please return to- 1875 Union street
and receive reward Adv.
There will be regular meeting Of
the Woodmen tomorrow evening to be
followed by initiation. Important bust.
ness will be transacted and full at
tendance is desired
Joseph Bruso, who was arrested by
Chief of Police Patrick Brazell for
speeding an automobile, was arraign-
ed in municipal court this afternoon,
pleaded guilty and was fined $40 and
costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. R. Morgan Of Cam
bridge, Mass and Mrs Gertrude Dun
ton of Somerville, Mass, who have
been for two weeks the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. d. p Sears Of North street.
left Sunday for their respective homes.
While in Bennington they passed
few days at the James Houghton
camp in WOodford.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-27

TT matters not how good motorcycle may be, If that
T. goodness not backed up by service of the same
kind the machine does remain long in public favor
From the time the first Harley Davidson Motorcycle
left the factory this superior motorcycle has been round
ing up rapidly increasing numbers of enthusiasts.
The reason is plain to Harley-Davidson dealers
are following with equal service the honesty and
thoroughness put into the product by its makers.
HarleyDavidson thoroughnes requires the best rep
resentaton possible in each town. Every agency must
have ample facilities for rendering excellent service
This service is factorysupervised and even bettered
by the dealer himself in It is rendered by
expert mechanics and is economical
When you buy Harley-Davdson you rest
sured that your dealers interest you and your machine
continues long that machine is yours. 1t is to
advantage have the Harley Davidson giving satsac-
ton wherever is in use, regardless of the age of the
machine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-27

notice will be given.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-27

Canvassing Committee for
County of Bennington
for Senators to General
Assembly and County Officers
Bennington, Vermont.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

asszony ijedt6ben smajdnem. ossze
esett amikor felfedezte, hogy a
kendot a nagy tolongasban vala-
mi lelketlen csirkefog6 kilopta
zsebeb0l. Nehez Swivel mondtuk
szegeny n6nek, hogy bizony
mem sok kilatasa lehet ARA, hogy
penzet viszontlassa, inert az eny-
veskezii zsebtolvajokat a rend0r-
seq csak nagy ritkan szokta ell
csipni es akkor sem lehet tudni,
hogy nala talalt penz XII tulaj-
dona volt. A money ordert azon-
ban r0gton letiltottuk p6stan
es rend6rseget is ertesitettuk
zsivanysagrol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
Lelketlen tolvaj
Szegeny hat gyermekes asszoDy
megtakaritott centjeit ellopta
egg zsebtolvaj a williamson.

Sifva allitott be a szerkeszto-
s6gbe kedden este Majzik Peter
ne, 1884 Manhattan street alatt
lako szegeny magyar asszony, aki
hat gyermekevel kGzd a megelhe-
tes nehezsegei ellen. A szegeny
asszony aki a varosban volt ked-
den delutan, ahol jotekony nok
karacsonyra cipoket vettek kis
gyermekeinek hazafele tartott
egy Ohio Works jelzesii villanyo-
son. Kabatja zsebeben volt kesz-
kenoje, benne nehezen ossze-
kuporgatott husz dollaros es egy
ct dollaros money order. Szegeny
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
FURcsA 0sszEUTK0zEs.

Radeski Janos S05 Franklin
Ave.-i lakos, a napokban berezin-
dzsekkezett valahol es a mint a
rend6ri jelentes mondja becsipett
allapotban hajtotta az aut6jat.
A Walnut es Front Street sar-
kan neki hajtott egy l6nak, me-
lyet a. gazdaja: Otis Bee meyer
vezetett kantar szaranal fogva.
A szegeny para persze egg pilla-
nat alatt a f0ldon hentergett, de
lgyanannyi ido alatt Radeski
neg rendorsegei volt. A l6
'felgy6gyulasahoz mem fIznek
ramenvt -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
K6RHAzAK LEPED6K
NELKttL.

Bees. = Az Amerikai V0r0s
Kereszt ertesitette becsi es bu-
dapesti korhazakat, hogy egy ko-
csi rakomany szapran es tizezer
par gumi kesztyii yam utban sza
mukra Franciaorszagbol. Nagv
t0meg agynemii es k6rhazi ruha
erkezik a k6rhazal. szamara ro-
videsen .ugyancsak a Voros Ke-
reszt szivessegebol. A becsi k6r-
hazak olyan retteretes helyzet-
ben vannak, hogy legtobb k6r-
hazban csak olyan heteget vehet-
mex fel, aki magaval, hozza sa-
iat agynemiijet. Nagvon sok k6r-
hazban nincsen elegand6 leped6
es matrac, hogy a me,gley6 agya-
kat felszereljek, mig a betegek
ezrei hiaba konyorognek ;bebo-
csattasert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
Megerkezett haza az elso halo
Vladivosztoki hadi foglyokkal.
sharnhorst magyar hadifogyot witt amerai
gyarok penzen Unnepyes ogadtas Budpesten Haroszor
annyi kozlegeny mint a tszt

gennyel. A hadifoglyok jo hangu-
latham, minden komolyabb baJ
yagy betegseg nelkiil erkeztek
meg Sziberiab6l. Triesztben Kirch-
ner ezredes, honvedelmi minisz-
ter kepviseleteben es trieszti
magyar misszi6 fogadtak az
erkez6ket. A hadifoglyok harom
vonattal indultak Magyarorszag
fele es hatart el6relathatolag
szombaton lepik at Szentgothard-
nal, honnan leszereles stb. We
gett Csotra utaznak tovabb.
Hazateres Sziberiabol.
Harom ,korhazvonat futott be
november 25-en, delelott a keleti
palyaudvarra, messzi Sziberiabol.
Ezernegyszaztizenot hadifogoly
erkezett haza. A palyaudvaron
fogad6bizottsag varta az erkez6-E
ket. A hadifogoly- ly-szallitmany pa
rancsnoka Uhlig Otto ornagy volt
mint legmagasabbrangu tiszt
mintegy otszaz fonyi tisztikar
tagjai KOHL. A hadifoglyokkal
drkezett Vladivostockbol Smo-
liga Bella amefikai magyar pap
is, Relief Committee megbizott-
ia. A feldiszitett palyaudvaron
Nemzeti Hadsereg diszszazada es
latonazenekar fogadta a -vonatot.
es roppant nagyszamu kozonseg,
sirok es 0rvendez0k, akik secret.
teiket vartak. szivszorongva. Meg
ielent a palyaudvaron Horthy,
Miklos kormanyzo is, aki besze-
aet intezett hadifoglyokhoz.
T0bbek k0zt. ezeket mondta:
Sziyem egesz melegeyell me-
leg szeretettel iidv0z0llek benne-
eket, akik annyit szenvedtetek
hazatokert. AIT hiszem, maske-,
pen kepzeltetek a hazaterest, mem
tehetiink rola, hogy ICY tortent.
A fronton megtettHk k0telesse-'
giinket, most pedig "a sir szelen
megmentettuk az orszagot.
Az elienzessel fogadott beszed
utan Zadravecz Istyan tabori piis-
p0k szolt a hadifoglyokhoz, az
tan Patacsi allamtitkar a honve-
delmi MINISTER neveben. Maid Jo-
zsef .foherceg udvozolte kezszori-
tassal tiszteket. Azutan Ruffy
Pal allamtitkar, a fovaros neve-
ben pedig DIR. Sipocz polgarmes-
ter mondtak udvozlo szavakat. A
hadifoglyok oktober Len utaz-
tax ell Vladivostockb6l a Scharn-
horst newt nemet hajon, francia
hajoparancsnoksag alat Shanghai
Singaporen, Dzsrbutin, Port rt-Sai-
don keresztiil, november 16-ikan
erkeztek Triesztbe. TIT mar Kirch-
ner Bella ezredessel ellen bizottsag
vart reajuk. Harom k6rhazvonat-
tai jottek azutan Cs6tig. Utkoz-
ben Szentgotthardon es Papan
iinnepies fogadtatasban- volt re
sziik. A legk0zelebbi transport a
Mainam newt hai6val mar utban
van es megerkezese idec. 10-iFs
k0riil varhat0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

sz6re kesziilt mozdonyok koziil szazat
mar megvettek es hasznalnak az anne
rikai vasutak. Az eladasra keriil6
mozdonyok ara darabonkent 25 ezer
dollar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

elso nagyobb szallitmany hadi-
fogoly Vladivostockb6l. Buszken
mondhatjuk, hogy mi amerikai
magyarok vittiik 6ket haza es adj
tux 6ket vissza csaladjuknak
Scent Karacsony iinnepere.
Mem dicsekvesb6l, vagy hence
gesbol allapitjuk meg a fenti
tenyt, hanem azert, hogy DIVA
s6ink, akiknek SO szazaleka hoz-
zajarult az 8 centjeivel es dollar
jaival ahhoz az alaphoz, amelyet
a mutt tavasszal gyiijtottek Anne
rika szerte, megtudjak, hogy
penziiket "az urak mem szivaroz-
tax el'', hogy megtudjak, hogy a
mostani id6ben a Macy magyar
celokra folyo gyiijtesek minden
centjet ARA celra adjak XII, a.
Imely celnak gyJjtottek.
I Sol pedig ez az iras azoknak
akik az egy szazalekot kepvise-
lik, akik mint mindig, mint min
den amerikai magyar gyiijtesnel
Iel0hozakodtak azokkal bizo-
Inyos urakkal "akik mindent ell
szivaroznak, elmulatnak es elsik-
j Ikasztanak' mikor kertiink t0luk
is a sziberiai foglyok megmente-
Gere. Hanyszor hallottuk ma
gyarsag magat "0ntudatosnak'
nevez6 csekelv toredeket6l ezt a
kifejezest: Mem adok inert az
urak csak az urakat, a tiszt ura-
kat, akarjak hazavinni a mi pen
ziink0n."
/ Nos magyar elvtarsak, akiknek
ftelve fnindegy adaig mig annak a
reven kibujnak a k0zos munka-
ibol a kozos embersegitesb6l av-
val hogy mem adok inert en- boil
sheviki vagyok" olvassak ell csak
az alabbi hiradasokat. Azokbol
kitiinik, hogy a Sharnhorst haj6
fedelzeten 485 tiszt es 1926 k0z.
legeny. Osszesen tehat I'LL min.
; den poklot atszenvedett magyar
r ember keriilt haza az oveihez
Meltoztassek tudomasul venni
hogy ismet rafogtak es ismet ra
galmaztak, mint az bevett szoka
suk "hatratol eloreig.'
| Mi youngstowniak, akik els6R
voltunk a sziberiai embermentes
akci6 meginditasanal, akik elsoE
;voltunk az Amerikai Magyar $50
vetseg tamogatasaban, hogy a,
: kijarhassa a foglyok szabadulasa'
: az amerikai kormanynal es akil
cls0nek adtunk mem kis 0sszeget
!. hanem $500 dollart Ga mai magyar
: penzben k0zel ket es egy negyeC
e millio koronat) a k0z0s alaphoz
! mem keriink dics6segbol es k0
0 sz0netbol. Nekunk mi megele
< gedettsegiink a legszebb juta1
munk. A mi karacsonyunk
) szebb azaltal, hogy tudjuk, hog.
: mi revunk0n vagy $50 magya
: enber hat ev 6ta el6sz0r latj
) bethlehem csillagat feljonni csa
) ladja koreben az edes, szomor
; elarvult megnyirbalt magyar ha
) "a foldjen.
; Megmondtuk nekink mem kel
; licseret, de igenis legnagyob
: e,ismeres illeti meg a Relief Com
: nitteet, amely magyar gyujtes
: ben oily nagy eredmenyt ert ell &
: legnagyobb elismerest ilIet
: meg az Amerikai Magyar Sz0vet
: seget, amely csekeny, sajnos
: amerikai magyarok altal mem Ike
: lokeppen taplaIt, ereievel kivi,
: ia AIT, .hogy a foglyokat roven
Z ber 25-en iinnepelyesen fogat
Z, hattak Budapesten.
3 Az alabbi ere vonatkoz,j hir,
q ket hazai lapokbol vettiik at:
4 A. honvedelmi miniszteriuI
3 kohl, hogy november 12-en futo
4 be Triesztbe a Heffron newt h
& jo 81 tiszttel Is 80 kozlegeilnye
= loan pedig Scharnhorst ne,
! hajo Ulik 6rnagy parancsr oks
! ga alatt 485 tiszttel es 1926 xozl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
ELAno GOzMozDoNYoK.

A adIgyminiszterum A vasuti
g6z-mozdonyt boesat aruba, melyek
eredetileg az orosz earl kormaly sza
mara kesziiltek A earl kormany re-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23


Rose Sander (bizony raillik
magyarra forditott neve: Rosa
Sandor), az olasz soffort, aki ait
az automobile vezette, amelyben
Hidassy Emil, girardi magyar
szalonost ez ev marcus hawaiian
meggyilkoltak, felmentettc a
Lawrence ,negyei eskiidtszek
New Castleban a gyilkossag vad-
ja al6l. A felmentes k0vetkezte-
ben a Hidassy gyilkosai mind sza-
badon jarnak ma ,&s a t0rveny
mem torolta meg magyar ember
kegyetlen halalat.
Tanuja a gyilkossagnak nem
volt. Rose tehat eleg konyen sza-
badult amikor 3 maga tilt tanu-
szekbe es elmondotta a gyilkos-
sag koriilmenyeit, amelyneR raj
ia xviii csak tenyleges gyilkos
ismer.
De azert szenzaci0san erdeke-
sen vallott Rose. Szavai meggyS-
Zoen hatottak az eskudtekre es
amikor a keresztkerdesek halma-
"a sem tudta ellentmondasokba
zavarni az eskiitek elhittek, hogy
8 csak halalos kenyszer alatt vett
reszt gyilkossagban az altal,
hogy segitett Hidassyt XII csalni
az elhagyatott Youngstown-New
Castlei ultra es hogy neman tiir-
te, hogy az ismeretlen gyilkos We
gezzen Hidassyval, maid fenye-
get0 revolver ESQ kenyszere alatt
segedkezett a hula kidobasaban
es bunteny nyomainak 0sszeku-
szalasaban.
Rose elmondotta annaR az olasz
"vendettanak'' (verboszu) el6z-
,s-Te epyeit@ az Rlynek HidassY aldo,
zata lett azert inert autojaval
veletlen baleset k0vetkezteben
megolt egy olasz gyiimolcsarust
aki Cianciollo Gy0rgy gazdae
Youngstown ,gyiim0lcskeresked8-
mex rokona volt. Vallomasa nyilt
vad volt iCianciollo es ,Phidella
Penna nevii hirhedt youngsowni
olasz "feketekez' bandavezel
ellen.
Rose eloadasa szerint Hasy
Aarom hettel a gyilkossag el6tt
ismerkedett meg Hidassy Emillel
A megismerkedes utan gyakrar
hozta Youngstownba gepen, o
lyankor mikor Hidassy mem akar
ia a sajat gepet hasznalai. Beis
merte, hogy az 8 aut6jat Cianci
ollotol k0lcs0nkapott 1000 dolla
ron vette es hogy evvel penzze
ma is tartozik gazdag olasznak
Hidassy mint minden szalono
palinkat akart venni. Rose az
mondotta neki, hogy Penna haza
nal ITALIAN vehet nagyobb menyi
seget olcs6n. Negyszer vitte Hi
dassyt Penna hazahoz. A negye
dix alkalomkor talalkoztak OF
egy alacsony termetii olasszaf ak
jo ajanlatot tett Hidassynak ne
hany lada finom viszkire, amely
: rol ait allitotta, hogy New Cast
lie (Youngstownt6l 13 mertf0ld
nyire fekv6 pennsylvania varos
ka) k0zeleben rejtette ell. Hidas
sy kesz volt az arut" megtekir
teni es havas hideg marcus
.delutanon elindultak Rose geper
Rose a gepet vezette, mellet
te Hidassy es a gepben hatul
kis olasz tilt. .Hamar esteledett {
mar j6 s0tet volt amikor Besst
mer kJzeleben az o-Pennsyl
yania hatart6l nehany szaz lepe'
re kis olasz egyszerre csak eli
re hailott Is megragadta Hidass
vallat baljaval. Jobbjaban revo
vert szorongatott. Ebb6l meg m
el6tt meglepett Hidassy me
csak megmukkanhatott volna h;
rom goly6t kiild0tt kozvetle
kozelb6l szerencsetlen embt
fejebe es nyakaba. Hidassy nyor
ban kiszenvedett. A gyilkos err
Rose szerint rafogta a pistol.
Is megnarancsoltaJ ,hogy seget
kezzen neki Hidassy holt.estene
elrejteseben. Rose AIT mondj
II knk
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
BOY NOT TOCET
FIELD MILLIONS
Ruling Against Mother, For
mer London Chorus Girl.

CHICAGO. March 13.-Henry Anthony
Marsh, the young son of the late Henry
Field and Peggy Marsh, former London
chorus girl, is not entitled to a share
in the Marshall Field millions, accord
ing to a ruling handed down today by
Superior Court Judge Sullivan.
Judge Sullivan denied petition fled
in behalf Of the boy by his mother,
asking that he be permitted to share In
the millions left by the late Marshall
Field to his grandsons and their chill
dren. The case largely centered around
The courts Interpretation Of the phrase
lawful issue" contained in the Marshall
Field will. In reaching his decision
Judge Sullivan set forth:
Henry Anthony Marsh is not in the
class Of persons who were contemplated
by the testator (Marshall Field) as be-
ing one Of the heirs to the estate, ana
is not such an issue of the grandson.
Henry Field, as will be permitted 10
share IN any part OF the share of Henry
Field under the terms of the will"
The 100000 contract between Henry
Field and Miss Marsh still exists, how
ever. so that the boy and his mother
will be provided for. The decision Of
Judge Sullivan thus leaves Capt. Mar
shall Field III and Gwendylin Field sole
heirs to the Field millions.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
NEW ORGAN WILL
PEAL IN THANKS
First Church Evangelical Has
Elaborate Program

A service Of Thanksgiving and the dedt-
cation Of an organ installed in honor Of
members Of the First Church Evangelical
association. New York and East streets,
of which Rev c. P. Mas is pastor, will
be held tomorrow with an elaborate pro-
gram.
The organ was designed and planned
by Hope Leroy Baumgartner, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. s. H Baumgartner Of sher-
IAN drive, who was formerly organlst
> of the church, but now instructor in or
gan playing and the theory Of music in
Yale university An organ solo Will be
given at the church next Tuesday evening
by Mr. Baumgartner.
Monday night a banquet will be held
at the church for the members who
served with government forces during the
world war. These We're: r. NJ. Ayres.
Hope L. Baumgartner, Carl c. Bailey,
Frank J. Billeter, Elmer Canary, Her
bert Dux, Ernest Eberhardt Raymond
A. Edie. William L. Erhardt, Fred lie
Feber. J. NJ Gerhardt. 4. r. Gerhardt,
Dewey Gommel. Edward Hirschman, Har-
old Koch, Raymond r. Keiser, Louis G.
Kritsch, George A. Kramer, Elmer ].
Kohl, Arthur Lindstaedt, Charles E.
Lemon, Lloyd B. MosimaE, John T. Nor
rison, Clayton V. Miller. William Mall,
Howard B. Nye. Norman V. schaaf.
Claude Snyder, Herman O. Smith, Charles
P Weiser, John L. Weiser, Charles
Parker, Y NJ. c. A. secretary, and Mrs.
Laura Magenheimer, Red Cross nurse.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
Oil Stove Demonstration
at HoOsier 0utfitiing Go.

Mrs. Marie Brooks a domestic serv-
ice expert will demonstrate today and
all next week the famous Red Star De-
troit Vapor Oil Stove at the Hoosier Out
fitting Company, 448-445 East Washing
ton street.
Mrs. Brooks will show how easily
women can use ordinary recipes with
the same results as any gas range, and
will bake everything that a gas range
will bake.
According to Harry Lindstaedt of the
Hoosier Quitting Company this stove Is
unique in that 1t is the only absolutely
wlckless stove on the market. Operates
like gas stove, making its own gas from
gasoline or coal oil and moro economical
and cheaper than gas; one and-half to
two gallons of oil per week doing all
the necessary work for the average fam
lily. The burners are made of annealed
iron and guaranteed for 1--WE years, but
will last from fifteen to twenty years
without impalring the worth.
A stove nine years old will be shown
during this demonstration that Is as
perfect as the day it left the factory,
Hoosier Quitting Company are Mar
ion county distributors.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
Local Men on New
Pennsy Pension List

Among the Indiana employees Of the
Pennsylvania railroad who have Just been
retired with pensions are three Indianap-
oils men who have been connected with
the road for many years.
They are David W. Ramsey, 1130 North
Jefferson street, machinist; James Shea
sos Highland avenue, blacksmith, and
Daniel Pugh, pa Hamilton avenue. gen
eral foreman Of the car department.
Ramsey has been with the company
frty -one years, Shea thirty eight years
and Pugh thirty five years.
Other Indiana men who have just been
pensioned are: Peter Carter, TT. Wayne
passenger engineman; Patrick Conroy
Richmond, yard engineman; Thomas ].
Hovey, Terre Haute, foreman pattern
shop; John c. Ryan, Logansport, pas
senger engineman; James w. Fairman.
Logansport, passenger conductor; John
A. Quinn, Logansport, timer; James
Trythall, TT Wayne, Zimmerman, and
John Christopher, ChurubuscO, track
foreman.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
DELAY ARRESTS
IN COAL PROBE
Capiases Will Take Several
Days to Prepare.

No arrests will be made this week Of
the 125 operators and miners indicted by
the federal grand jury Thursday. Ca
phases for the arrest of fftytwO In
diana men, said to have been included
among those indicted, probably will be
completed by Tuesday, when they will
be turned over to Mark Storen, United
States marshal, for service.
Indicted men living In Illinois, Ohio
and Pennsylvsni will be arrested by
federal officials in their respective states.
Copies of the indictment are being pre-
pared to send to the district attorneys Of
these states and 1t will be several days
before any arrests can be made outside
Of Indiana.
According to government officials, the
trial Of those indicted viii not be held
before next November. although they will
be arraigned May 4, at which time
Judge Anderson is expected to set the
trial date. 1t is understood the bonds
for operators will be set at $4,000 and
for miners, s., 900.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
TELLS AMERICA
TO SHUN RUSSIA
Army Officer Points to Peril Of
BOIshevik Rule.

WASHINGTON, March 1s.-Civiliza-
ton will crack and all the American SOL
der fought for will be sold "for thirty
pieces of silver IL any compromise be
made with the present government OF
Russia, Mai. Stanley Washburn of Mime
apolis told members of the National Press
club tonight. Mai. Washburn, who saw
the Russian revolution, said the soviet
government strikes vital blow at gov
ernment by consent of the governed" the
sacredness Of marriage VOWS, right to
own property and the teachings Of re-
iigion.
ANY compromise with the present
Russian government now for trade rea-
sons which we hear so much about"
Mai. Washburn asserted, means that all
that the civilized world fought for will
be sold for thirty pieces OF silver We
viii indeed arrive at the point where we
have neither victory nor peace.
THE Russian industrial system has
been destroyed. There now exists no
form OF income other than that paid by
the state for prohibitive service to the
state. Therefore, there will be no rent,
no profits, no interest on capital and no
wages in the sense of wages paid by one
private individual to another. This has
resulted In industrial slavery among the
workers"