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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-07

C)he future which fifteen
years ago some ofus predicted
for The Red Book Magazine
has been realized. Congratu-
lations! The Red Book Maga-
zine has sought to present
contemporary fiction at its
best. Do we not owe the best
in modern American fiction
whether we speak of short
stories or novels Ito the
stimulation which The Red
Book Magazine and magazines
like it have given to writer's?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21

folk. Brigade commanders were
named as follows: FIRST brigade, w.
l.. Wilkcrson. Of Holdcroft: second
ID. y. Adams. Jr.. of Petersburg.
nokc: fourth. J. II. Leslie. of Peters
burg; NTH. W. II. Lewis. Of Clifton
Forge: historian. G. Whittlc Sans.
Of Norfolk.
The camp then received ny honorcd
pucsts Mrs. cabcll Smith. OF Martins
vile, maid of honor of the division
and Mrs James NJ. MacGiu OF Rich
mond. daughter OF General 4. p.
iihl, of Lees army, who lost his
life At the siege Of Petersburg. Mrs
Smith gave Il glowing account OF
the work of the Confederate InSti-
tut". an especial object OF the Daugh-
tcrs OF the Confcdcracy. and refer
red To the splendid museum Of Con
fcdcrate relics and pictures now In
the Rattle Abbey, at Richmond. al
ready one OF the greatest museums
in tlie world
Increased Pensions Asked.
The camp adopted by acciamation
resolution offered by DR.. Henri:
". Battle. Of this city. TO the ef-
feet that the Legislatures be me-
moriaiized by the organization.
allowance for Confederate pensions
ti' 10
widows.
The Virginia Division. l.. C. V. re-
elected Major-Gencral ". Il. Free
man as commander for another
term. Other officers chosen were
brigadicr- general First Brigade.
Homer Atkinson, OF Petersburg:
briEndiergcncrai. Second Brigade.
W. T.. Nye, OF Radford; brigadicr-
general, Third brigade. w. a. Comp
ton Of Front Royal; brigadicr- gen
eral. Fourth Brigade. II. Clay Niche.
Of Charlottesville: HSiutun:-generaI
and chicf-of-stan. w. S. Archer Of
Richmond: inspcctorgeneral, Ed
gar Warheld, OF Alexandria; assist
ant nspcctor-gercral. Y. -. Cogbili.
Of Bowling Green: commissary-Eca-
"ral, r. s. West. OF BEDFORD: assist
ant, !. j. Jenkins. o; Columbia: quar-
tcrmaster-Rcncra!, Andrew Krouse.
Of Richmond; assistant. r 6. Hud
gins. OF Richmond; judge advocate :
| General. W. NJ Terriil. OF Ashland:
| rhapla ingeneral. Vernon rAnson. OF
Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
CLEAR YOUR COMPLEXION

Do you frown when your mirror
so glaringly reflects some facial skin
blemisn. and wish for 4 quick and
easy way of clearing your skin?
There's skin beautiher-a delight
fully fragrant. tinted cold cream.
known as Black and White Beauty
Bleach. When used In connection
with Black and White Soap and
Cleansing Cream. the results arc sur
prising.
Black and White Beauty Bleach
clears tho complexion of pimples,
blackheads. freckles. liver spots, SAL
lowncss-makes the skin soft and
smooth. Black and White Soap is an
aid to Beauty Bleach--kceps tho skin
in perfect condition. Black and White
Cleansing Cream removes all dirt and
Impurities from the pores-makes tho
skin soft and veivcty.
Black and White Beauty Bleach.
soc: Soap. csc. and Cleansing Cream
Csc and soc. are sold and guaranteed
by all good drug and department
stores.
Write Dept u, Plough. Memphis.
Tenn. for q copy OF your birthday
Book and leaflet which tells all about
Black and White Toilet Preparations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
BOYS IN GRAY ENTER HEA RTIIY
INTO FESTIVITIES AT REUNION
Veterans Dance to Music in Steps of War Period-Cen-
eral w. s. Freeman Again Heads Senior Organization,
While DIR. X. b. Davis Is Sons Commander
Especial TO The Times Dispatch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. oct.
2O.--Thc thirty fourth annual meet,
ng OF the Grand Camp Confederate
.cterans, department OF Virginia.
ana annual reunion OF the Virginia
DIVISION. U. Z. V. and Virginia d.
vision, Sons of Confederate Veterans
came To close this afternoon, fol-
towing an automobile trip 10 the
University Of Virginia and an old.
"'shion picnic at Fry's Spring. and
Dy tonight most of the 625 veterans
mad departed for their homes.
Inc reception at the armory last
night proved one Of the most at
'ractive and unique features of the
many interesting functions that have
marked the three days reunion. and
AZ the brave old heroes passed in
HE down the line there was spon-
taneous and unrcstraincd applause
at the brave sight The veterans
gave themselves up to the spirit of
The occasion at the ball. which fol-
Owed the reception, and many. In
their cNubcrancc OF spirits. danced
around to the music in the old steps
of the war period, vying with the
Youngest In snap and abandon. The
ball was graced by the fair spon-
snrs and maids Of honor of the
'1iipuS uiSti ittn tnc sDtdtt.
ing was kept up until o'clock this
morning and not a few Of the boys
in graz" remained tin the end.
Indorsc Annnssns Project.
The closing session Of tho Virginia
Division. Sons of Confederate Veto
rams. was held ut the Masonic Tenn
pic At IL o'clock. with Judge Adj
"ocate Samuel l.. Adams. of Ports
mouth, presiding in place of Grand
Commander r. johnson Nicely. The
sons voted unanimously To indorsc
he movement TO lend MD TO the
Manassas Battlefield Park project.
The matter WAS brought to the at
,eution OF the Grand Camp by Miss
hutchinson, OF the u. -. g.
Officers were elected for the en-
suing gear as follows: commander,
Dr. r. y. Davis. Of Charles City
Count: adtutant and chicf-of-etoT,
Erode S Hcrndon, Of Portsmouth:
division inspector. ". l. Wilkerson.
OF Holdcroft: ouartcrmaster. Albert
!;uEt. of Haymarket: surgeon. Or
J. Garnett King. Of fredericksburg
historian. c. white Sans. OF Nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21

Luther Il. Todd. OF ST. Louis, sccrc-
iarY of the board of finance. to pro-
vide adequate funds for the support
OF wornout preachers o. their widows.
He said when he assumed the work OF
secretary he made n survey OF the
superannuated men of the Southern
conferences and found that during
their postorates the superannuated
pastors had built 1000 churches, 800
par5onaScs, one for each OF every
four preachers now in service. while
many OF the supcrannuated arc liv-
Ing with their "inlaws" and are not
always wanted: some in small junk
rooms OF hotels and others have no
home at adjust roam from place TO
place He found that they had per
formed the marriage rites for 263, 900
couples. conducted 10000 funerals,
christcned 322.0O0 persons. organized
$4,000 Sunday schools, At least $4,000
OF which are now operating: or,.an-
zed 5000 missionary societies and
1000 Epworth Leagues. and had led
more than 100000 souls to Christ.
Or. Tod'l said that sons OF the
superannuatad had followed in their
fathers footsteps enough to MI every
""'''it in the conference During
their ministry. he said. the SUPER
animated had suffered salary loss ag-
grcgating s3.0oo,000. which had teen
promised and never paid. lie found
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
RICHMOND MAN HEADS
VIRGINIA BOTTLERS
George e. BidEood Named mt
Stnunton MectinR-Mect Here
[snccinl to The Timea- Disrntch. ]

Tspccinl to The Times Dispatch.1
STAuNTON. VA, Oct. 20.--SclectinE
Richmond as the place for the 1922
convention. the Virginia Bottlcrs'
Protective Association today closed
two-day session here. George c.
Bidgood. Of Richmond. vicc-prcsident
ri the American Bottlcrs Of Carbon
aied Beverages. spoke today on or
ranization and taxes.
The election of officers rcsultcd:
President. George G. Bidgood. Rich
mond: vice-presidcnt, J. W. Gibson,
nanville: secretary treasurer, s. j.
Allen, Richmond
G. w. Saunders. Richmond y. +.
Cathey. Norfolk; c. II. Jones, Bristol:
W. .. Johnson. Lynchburg: II. W.
Fandoren. Pulaski. Delegates to the
national convention I'm st. Louis arc:
G. III. Nair. Jr.. Clifton Forge: I. NJ.
Brown, Newport News; G. C. Bidgood,
Richmond; S. ]. Allen. Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
All! EPSON SALTS
LIKE LEMONADE

You can now buy real epson salts
without the awful taste and nausea
by asking your druggist for handy
package OF "Epsonadc Salts" which
looks and acts exactly like epson
salts. because ii Is pure epson salts
combined with fruit derivative salts,
giving it tho taste Of sparkling lem
onade.
Take tablespoonful in glass OF
cold water whenever you feel bilious.
headachy or constipated. "Epsonadc
Salts" is the much talk ed of discovery
OF the American Epson Association.
Advertisements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
Jon WILL PROBE
Z. X. VIETOR'S ACTS

Continued From First l'ase)
iulity, and would not think 4 re-
on was any kind OF an affair at
~.'icialdom were lacking.
bile the three legion men on the
8'al committee are members OF
ocal post. they represent the De-
nent OF Virginia and not Post
n. They were appointed by De-
kncnt Commander Junius r.
| h, of Norfolk. who named local
because he knew that tho mem
of the committee. In order TO
effectively ard without inter
|ion, had TO be Richmond men,
Mr.. Wicker. The central COM
|ee is merely n steering commit
Sail Mr.. Wicker. who said he
5iit 1t safe TO assert that the
would he well represented on
entertainment committee, the
which will actually have the
| hal in charge after his arrival.
Probably Here November rs.
10 national headquarters OF the
I'm had been informed yesterday.
Wicker said, that the marshal,
use of the pressure of official
6..e, had tecn Obliged to some
+ change his plans for his visit
merica. His present plans will
III some delay in his arriavl. but
probable that he Will be In Rich
u between November II and 10,
ably on November IS.
/ .Wickers was rendered vot q
hanks for his work in having
red the visit Of Marshal Foch to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
EKINS TRIAL OPENS,
k)RFOLK JURY SITTING
'nOnyScnlth Asks Fir~t-DeRree
Verdict In Cnse of Slayer
of OfTlccP

Pccinl TO The Times Dispatch.l
WPORT NEWS. VA. Oct. 90
Ia opening statement this morn
10 the jury In the case OF Carlo
ms. negro, charged with the
Ter OF Police officer Bob De
r, G. C. Berkeley. States attor-
asked for n frst-degrec verdict.
hg that the Commonwealth viii
|, Frnat Mcekins had the officer
Fly at his mercy. and could have
F.n arrest without crime when
|ized the officers pistol and Hired
Heath shot through his heart.
|uis Wcndenhurg, or Richmond,
ms lawyer, indicated that the
|isc will build It's case about the
|tctcr OF the arrest. contendins
police officers have peculiar ideas
10 proper procedure in making
an arrest. Fully 1000 specta-
crrwdcd into the courtroom. \
from Norfolk is sitting in the
1t is believed the trial Will last
lgh Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
B J|TNEYs OR STAND
ITO LOSE CAR SERVICE
q p. Co. Warns May
|l,ldraw System From
Petersburg.
MONEY on OPERATION
Management Asks Tint IL
monopoly OF TnriH ON street.
which Its Cars Arc Now Rum
s,n, 70 The Times-Dispntch.1

eih' to The Times-Dispntcb1
ERSBGRG. Oct. 2O'--IJniess
ing Is done by the city au-
kes towards curbing jltncy com
or the trolley lines in this
hcrc is danger of the Virginia
~ and Power Company nban-
the system In this city.
III tho warning given commits
by officials OF the traction
ny In communications in ,hc
Pc controversy between the cIty
mpany. regarding the cur,aiI.
"i street car service here bv
O'Clock. -''''
~" Able 10 Pay Expenses.
m pahy Is not able to nay
peFat'iS costs Of the lines in
fi'S at present on account ar
fenerai business slump and nm
)itncy competition. IL claims
nearly $4,000 was lost nv rho
fhs IN operating the line in this
urins the months of July, Aug
hd September.
J''n"ys he barred from Wash
n ana Halifax Streets. tho ono,
hich cars are operated. is the
|t Of the car company of the
order that the former schedule
Re maintained. To have this re-
g thnted the company will have
i's present at the next meeting
(e city Council 10 argue their
IN Z. Harveil. general manager
Is division OF the company. is
|e opinion that as soon M the
|'iI'ncn are acquainted with the
III the matter and realize that
mr. company Is losing money.
VIII acccdc TO the company's
Vt and nbolish jitncya from the
Is on which the cars arc run.
n't--ke No Sweeping Demand.
objection ~ raised by the trac-
officials TO the operation OF lit
on streets where there ~ no
er.ice.
lie tho controversy is being set
tho old schedule. keeping cars
nE until midnight. Is being
taincd by the trolley company.
curtailed schedule. putting all
In the barn at 1890 o'clock. was
Toned temporarily by the COM
ut tho request Of the city OIL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
Healing Cream
Stops Catarrh
Cfogged Air Passages Open at
Once-Nose and Throat Clear.

II your nostrils arc clogged a..u
your head stuffed because Of catarrh
or cold, get Ely's Cream Balm at
any drug store. Apply a little of this
pure. ant!scpttc. germ destroying
cream into your nostrils and let Il
penetrate through every air passage
Of your head and membranes. In
slant relief.
How good II feels. Your head Is
clear. Your nostrils are open. You
breathe freely. No more hawking or
snufiiins. Head colds and catarrh
yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed
up. chokcd up and miserable. Relief
is sure-AIv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
NIETHODISTS HEAR
IMPASSIONED PLEA
FOR DISARMAMENT
CONTINUED From First Page. }

Continued From First pagc3
curry introduced DR.. W. l. Haven,
general secretary OF the American
bioie Society. DR.. Haven said the
American Bible Society owed much To
virginia Conference. because it was
suggestion from this conference
"hich caused IL new co-opcrativc
working arrangement. which Is do
ing wonderful things In placing the
iiblo in every home in the states. MS
well as throughout the world. He
said that in America il was necessary
70 have the Bible translated into
nlnety-one languages in order TO
serve the citizenship.
Sl,5O4,i71 In Pledged.
Thomas S. Southgate, OF Sorfoll.
conference director, gave report OF
the Christian education movement.
reporting Si.59i.lT1 pledged to Octo-
per II. the district reports being as
follows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
INGRowN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

a noted authority says that lew
drops of "Outgro" upon tho skin sur.
rounding the improving nail reduces
mrnation and pain and so tough
ems the tender. sensitive skin under.
meath the toe nau. chat IL canno.
penetrate the fies.. and The nail turns
naturally outward almost over night
Outgro" Is n harmless antiseptic,
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever. anyone can buy from the drug
store tiny bottle containing dlrec-
ons.-Adv"rtisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
Make MISUNDERSTANDING Raid.

LYNCIIBURG. VA. oct. so.--ollio
Daiton was arrested yesterday about
eight miles south of Lynchburg in
Campbell County by Council Police
man X. l.. Chiidress on the charge
OK operating still. Dalton. who
waived preliminary trial. was bailcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21
breaks Into Cur, Get. Five Years.

I''PtNIHI 10 j HF IITI1tS- IJIsUdlCN.I
STAuNTON. VA, Oct. 20.-walter
Thompson. of Basic City, was given
five years in the penitentiary by u
jury in Circuit Court today on an
indictment for entering n y. & w.
freight car at Basic and stealing 4
quantity of -four. II took the jury
thirty minutes to decide the mans
fate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21

that 100 OF them were nearly blind.
i'o deaf. 40 using canes or were
invalids. while 10 had helpless wives
to support. 1Ie pointed out tina,
every preacher would sooner or later
reach the superannunted stage.
Bishop McMurry and his cabine,
arc meeting every afternoon working
on the assignments for the ensuing
year which Will probably be reat
Tuesday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21

leaving 100000 to be raised.
bishop McMurry spoke briefly. lie
SAID that the movement came when
mere was the greatest need for It. and
hat he was happy over the result.
The Virginia Conference stands in
thc forefront OF other conferences
IN the results of the campaign" he
said. He emphasized that the schools
mao 10 have the money or close down.
bishop Collins Denny announced
that the Hosc Memorial Church had
been rendered 20 the conference for
use. in event the weather was in
clement on the day the tablet TO
Bishop Asbury was to tie unveiled.
st. Louis MinIstcr Talks.
One of the most interesting talks
of the conference was made by DIR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21

Richmond. while so many other cities.
like Atlanta. had failed to get the
distinguished visitor.
The local post intends TO do what
II may to secure employment for
IT'S unemployed, the post commander
stating that any employer who has Il
job open Will confer a favor by call
Ing on the local Headquarters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21

by Magistrate Rucker for appearance
before the Campbell County grand
jury In November. Two other ar
rests are to be made In connection
with the raid. Two stills and six
and II half gallons OF liquor, together
with Il lot of equipment, were taken
by the Officer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21

New Passenger Line In Operation.
HEATliSVILLE. VA. Oct. Gothic
bus line from Warsaw 10 FredcrIcks-
burg started the latter part OF last
week. a daily rUund-trip schedule
Is being maintained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-21

TrinkIc Mt Fnrmviiie Next Friday.
FARMVlLLE, VA. Oct. Ex-senator
+. Lee Trinkle will address the peo-
pie of Farmvillc on Friday night, Oc-
tObcr 9S
Arizona republican., 1921-04-26
MUSICAL PROGRAM AT 2P. M. TODAY BY
 THE BERRYH|LL cO.

l. My Old Kentucky Home. So- prano with male chorus and orches- ra- Alma Gluck and male chorus; 12 inch record No. 7446S.
 ?. The Barefoot Trail Tenor with orchestra John Mccormack; 10 inch record No. 64S78.
 3. Balla. in Maschera, Eritu. Bari tone with orchestra in Italian The Masked Balls 1t Thou? Act 3. Verdi. Giuseppi de Lucca; 12-inch record No. 74526.
 A. Thais = Meditation. Massenet Violin solo. Mischa Elman; 12 inch record No. 74341.
 s. Aida - Celeste Aida Tenor with orchestra, in Italian. If I Should be Chosen. Act. 1. Enrico Caruso; 12 inch record No. ssl27.
 6. La Paloma (The Dove). Bari tone with orchestra, in Spanish. Emilio de Gogorza; 12 inch record No. 743o9.
 2. Herodiade = Vision Fugitive = Baritone with orchestra, in French. sFieeting vision). Act 2. Massenet. Reinald Werrenrath; l2 inch record No. 74.s10.
 8. Gioconda Ciele mar Tenor with orchestra. (Heaven and Ocean). Act. 2. Pinchieln Benjamin Gigli; F inch record No. 6493s
 g. Blue Danube Waltz. Philadel- phia Symphony orchestra Leopold Stokowski, conductor; 12 inch record No. 74627.
 TO- Popular Selections Just Like a Gypsy. Male trio with orchestra: 10 inch record No. 1s696. That Old Irish Mother of Mine
 II. Kentucky Babe Women's quar- tet with orchestra That Girl" Guar tet- Knee Deep in June. Recitation. Record No. 351Ss.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-26
WALKING FOR eEAury

Dan O'Leary, the champion long distance pedestrian of the world as- serts that if every woman would take a 1o-mile hike in the open every day the standard of beauty would be raised a full 100 per cent. Women will do almost anything to attain beauty except to walk for if. They will dance for it and rub themselves with all manner of lotions and creams. but just now they are doing their best to forget that they ever knew how to walk. Dan will have to think up some other way to make our danes lovely if he hopes to make hit Los Angeles Times.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-26
ONE EXCEPTION

Prof.-Nobody ever heard of a sem
 tence without a predicate. Bright Soph-I have. prof. Prof-What Is itf
 Bright Soph-Thirty days--Punch Bowl
Arizona republican., 1921-04-26

We know a man so thrifty that he takes off his glasses when he's not looking at anything. Burlington. Vt, News.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16
FIATALKORUAK BETORO-
TARSASAGA.

A Friedman Jakab tulaidonat
kepezo garazsban elk0vetett rab-
lasz gyanuja miatt letartoztat-
tax negy fiatalkoru fiut es or
gazdajukat, a 81 ewes Vollinger
Janost, akinel megtalaltak a To-
pott holmik egy reszet. =
A fiuk a junius 9-edikere vir-
rad6 ejjelen betortek a garazst es
negy gummiabroncsat, valamint
nagymennyisegii szerszamot vittek
ell oman. Az abroncsokat Vollin-
gernek adtak ell.
A letart6ztatottak biinuket be-
vallottak, mire Virag JOSEF ma
gyar rend6r a fiukat megyei
b0rtonbe vitte, Vollingert pedig
lezaratta. A fiuk iigyet az ifjukori
binosok biraja fogja targyalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16
LETEPULNEK A MAGYAR
HADIFOGLYOK ORoSZ-
ORSZAGBAN.
A "KUlf6ldi Magyarsag" kohl
ezt az erdekes hirt Jungerth
Mihalyt6l szerzett ertesilese
alapjan.

Jungerth Mihaly DIR. liiliigy-
miniszteri osztalytanacsos, leg
ut6bb Revalban tanacskozott az
Oroszorszagban lev6 mintegy
10000 magyar hadifogoly haza-
hozatalar6l. Elmondotta, hogy
kiil0n0sen Turkesztan es Szibfria
egyes videkein a magyar hadi-
foglyok veglegesen letelepedtel1,
nagyresziik meghazasodott es
gazdalkodik. Az ottani lakoSsag-
nal nagyobb szellemi kepessegiik
kel, iigyessegiikkel es uorgal-
mukkal nagyon szepen holdogul-
max, inert a megelheteSi viszo-
nyok Turkesztanban ma is sokkal
kedvez6bbek, mint Magyaror-
saigon. Egyesek egyaltalaban
mem is akarnak hazaj0nni, ma
sok pedig, akik hazakeriiltek,
csak a politikai vaItozast variak,
hogy nAtal6bb Nsszamehessenek,
A telepiil6 magyarok maguk
nem alkotnak NJ telepeket, ha-
mem szetszortan, orosz k0zseeek-
ben illeszkednek belle. Egymassal
gyakran erintkeznek 6s minden-
kepen apoljak a magyar egyiitt-
erzest.
A tanult ipari munkasok 6s
technikailag kepzett tisztek KOHL
szinten sokan akarnak egyel6re
oft maradni. Oroszorszag cgyes
videkein ugyanis nincsenek szak-
munkasok, a magyar hadifog-
lyok elhelyezkedese tehat ezeken
helyeken igen k0nnyii. SGT
peldaul egyes falvakban az egvet-
len kovacsot, aki magyar hadifo-
goly, mem is akarjak hazaengedni
| az oroszok.
Az ottlev6 hadifoglyoknak al
talaban j6 dolguk van 6s Jun
gerth tanacsos velemenye szerint
igen sokan veglegesen is meg
telepednek NJ hazajukban, hova
haborr viszontagsagai sodortak
0ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16
CsEHEK MISREPRESENTATION.

Putnokr6l jelentik, hogy odaerkezett
hir szerint Nogradszentpeter kozseg-
ben botranyos garazdalkodast witt veg
hez egy Hredlicska nevu f6hadnagy
azonval6 bosszujaban, hogy 6t Horn
Arpad mem hivta meg a hazszentelesi
iinnepelyere, holott a kornyekbeli er-
telmiseget vendegiil latta. Hredlicska,
mint kozsegben allomasoz6 cseh ka-
tonasag parancsnoka, ket katonaval
behatolt Horn Arpad kastelyaba, $
oft az iinnepl6 tarsasagot ARA akarta
kenyszeriteni, hogy oszoljanak sect.
Minthagy az egyiittlev6k nem engedel-
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ellen.