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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-10-18
WON'T BURY BODY OF
SON KILLED In WAR
FATHER WISHES TO KEEP
CASKET IN HOUSE UNTIL
HIS OWN DEATH.

John p. Sparks, living near States
vile, n. c., refuses to bury the body
of his son, Thomas E, Sparks, killed
in action in France during the world
war and whose body arrived at his
home more than month ago.
Following the arrival of the body
the father, to satisfy himself that the
casket contained the body of his son,
had it opened. He identified the skele-
ton as that of his son. The coffin was
then sealed and placed in the little
home.
When the county welfare officer and
sheriff visited the Sparks home to as
certain if it was insanitary to keep the
casket in the house Sparks told them
that he did not wish to bury the body
unless he had to do SO.
Il prefer to fix a place in or near
the house." he said and keep him I'M
til am dead and have his bones bur
led with me"
Florida is famed for its climate and
near beer-the beer being near in Cuba.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-10-18
MINERAL FEEDS FOR MILK COWS

legumes as a class contain more OF the
mineral elements than other forage
crops. In the following table cowpea
hav and alfalfa may be compared with
timothy hay for lime and phosphoric
acid content
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-10-18
SCALDING FISH.

Dip the FISH in boiling water for
a minute and the scales will be much
easier to remove.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-10-18

Florida is famed for its climate and
near beer-the beer being near in Cuba.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-10-18

22-Four-34 Two Pass. Roadster 955
22-Four-S5 Five Pass. Touring %5
e. 22-Four-36 Three Pass. Coupe IH5
22-Four-37 Five Pass. Sedan 1850
All Prices F. O. B. Flint, Michigan
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Little Change
I'm Market as
Traders W ait
Fluctuations Reflect Ten
dency to Await Out
come Of London Confer
ence; Harding May Help

The days fluctuations In the stock
market yesterday represent little more
than an expression Of the desire Of
traders to defer commitments until
clew to the future is given Mt London
or Washington. There Is some doubt
dents inaugural address upon the mar
ket worth of securities, but stimulat-
ing statement from Mr.. Harding may
possibly tend to offset at least tempo
rarily the spirit of grayness and in
decision which pervades the financial
district.
In their vacillations within narrow
boundaries the course of stock prices
certainly expressed no cleancut opinion
about reparations. The news that the
Germans had until Monday to comply
with the fundamentals of the Allied de-
mands was out during the later trading
period but was ignored. 1t may, how
ever. have induced a more hopeful
garding the prospects of a solution of
the problem Of fixing Germany's war
bill, and been responsible for the strong
tone in sterling exchange and as a re-
suit in the rates on Continental fnan-
cal capitals. There were few offers
of sterling bills and at one time ster-
ling, measured in American currency,
was up cents, and closed with gain
of IS cents, at S3.S9Ss for demand.
There was hesitation and q DISPOSE
ton 10 wait in the commodity markets
too. although the tendency was toward
slightly higher levels. Wheat continued
to gain. increasing from 2 TO 2& cents
net in present worth. The upturn was
facilitated by reports of injury to the
crop from insects. Corn likewise moved
up from Ss to Z of cent.
In the stock market extreme
quietudc prevailed and a large share
of the diminished business was in oil,
motor, steel, equipment, shipping and
food stocks. There was increased buy
ing of low grade railroad stocks. The
remained available at Z per cent all
through the session.
There were one or two unfavorab ble
items in the days news, including the
passing of dividends by several COM
panies and the appointment Of re-
ceivers in equity for bond house.
In deferring action on the dividend
Of the preferred stock for sixty days
the directors of the Atlantic, Gulf and
West Indies confirmed the theory that
there has been more to the recent
weakness of the shares OF TINS COM
pany than the willful selling of un-
friendly bears. The common stock
Yesterday sank as low as 417s and
closed at 1855, 2as points lower than
at the final transaction on the pre-
vious day. Measured by the general
inactivity, the operations in this stock
seemed extremely large. The decision
of the directors was not made public
until long after the market had closed.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
From Big Board" to Curb

Many members of the Stock Ex-
change got their first experience in
trading on the Broad Street Curb mar
ket. Now it seems that the situation
has been reversed and member of the
big board" has Joined the Curb Market t
Association. This was brought to light
yesterday in the announcement that the
Curb membership of L. NJ. Richmo ond
has been purchased for $4,000 by James
A. Corcoran, who yesterday sold his
Stock Exchange seat for 800 900. An
other Stock Exchange transfer involved
the sale of the seat of Walter A. Bass
to c. Kenneth Garrison for 100000.
When the Curb Market Association
voted to go under roof the price of
its mem berships was fixed at mini
mum of $4,000. Recent transactions
however, show that they are bringing
considerably larger sums In addition
to the transfer to Mr. Corcoran, Clar-
ence Bettman purchased the seat oi
W. E. Moore for $500. The only seat
now on sale, it was said yesterday, Is
offered Rt S12.5QN
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
To Push Foreign Trade Plans
Southern Pacific for Januarv

Southern Pacific, which is the first
of the important railroad systems to
report it's earnings for January, shows
not only falling off in gross, COM
pared with the corresponding month
of 1920, but in net as we'll. Railway
operating revenues for the first month
of 1920 totaled 21,SS9,117, a decrease
of 81 1,206,634. Operating expenses in
creased $1,544,S46 to s1S,S5O,52l, so
that the net railway operating income,
amounting to s1,511, 1881, showed de-
cline of $2,S91,64 Southern Pacific s
January net was the smallest of any
similar month since 1916, when it
amounted to sl,335,S63. In January,
1920, operating income was s4,403.o3S;
in 1919, s3,093.061 in 1918, $685. 546.
and in 1917, s3,75S,257. The decrease
in gross earnings in January was due
to slump Of s2,19S,24e in mail reve-
nues, as freight earnings increased
$132,264 and passenger revenues $607,-
607. Transportation expenses increased
s1,227, ,3OS and expenditures for main
tenance of way and structure were
St06,S27 greater than in January. 1920.
Maintenance of equipment costs showed
q decrease of S3S100
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
New Low for Copper

Small sales of copper are reported to
have been made at 1925 cents a pound,
establishing a new low record price
since 1914, when the outbreak of the
war upset the equilibrium of the in
dustry. Conditions in the market are
but little changed. In the trade it is
asserted that an appreciable increase
in the demand would result in a
marked stiffening in prices. The cur
rent quotation of 1875 cents is for
March delivery. April is quoted at
121a cents and May and June at 1874
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Baldwin Locomotive

Samuel NJ. Vauclain. president of the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, told the
stockholders at the annual meeting in
Philadelphia yesterday that the com
pany has received a large order from
Poland for spare LOGON otive parts. The
order is on cash basis. he said. to be
paid for out of credit established in
this country by the Polish government.
The Chinese order for thirty engines,
it was stated recently, approximates
S1,500,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
National Conduit & Cable

The stockholders protective commit
tee of the National Conduit &; Gable
Company has appointed an engineer to
examine the property and place an
estimate on its value. He began his
work last Tuesday and will later report
back to the protective committee. John
J. Watson. George F. Bauer, 0. R. Nc
Mahon and E. J. johnson have been
elected directors.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Lull to Continue

Bond men look for little expansion
of activity in the bond market before
March Is. Three factors are pointed to
as tending to restrict operations
namely, the international situation, the
money stringency and the approaching
tax payment date on the 18th. Like
most of the other financial markets, the
bond market is watching the London
reparations conference with much in
tereSt
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Utah Dividend Cut

Reduction in the Utah Copper divi-
dend from $6 to S4 year basis at
yesterdays meeting of the board had
been fully discounted. The stock mar
ket response was a recovery Of 2as
points net in the stock, which touched
so and closed at 1915. Ray Consoli-
dated Copper, on which the dividend
was passed entirely, yielded slight
fraction
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Foreign exchange rates on most
European centers we're higher yester-
day as a result of strong. tone IN
sterling. Bidding was on an Increased
scale. and there we're few offers, the
result result bel being a gain of 2 cents at one
time. Demand sterling at the close
was rs cents higher at s3897s
There was an easier trend in Scandl1,,
navian exchange, however, and small
declines were recorded in rates on NOT
wav. Sweden and Denmark.
Rates on Hong Kong again declined
half cent, the dollar getting down
Exchange on Chile was slightly
easier. but Uruguayan rates registered
an advance.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Paris Market Easier

PARIS, March 3.--Prices were easier
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, So francs 60 centimes. Ex-
change on London, "a francs 45 confines.
Five per cent loan, SO francs 95 CEN
times. The dollar was quoted at 13
francs 99la centimes.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
London Metal Market

LONDON, March 3.-Standard copper,
spot, 967 15s; futures, 167 los. Elec-
trolytic, spot, 273; futures, STA. Tin,
spot, Gl54 It's Cd; futures, G158 bs
Lead, spot SIS 15s: futures, 419 rs Cd.
Zinc, spot, s23 12s Cd; futures, SPA
It's Cd.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
London Mouev Market

LONDON, March 3.--Bar silver S17s d
per ounce. bar gold loss I'd Money,
~ per cent; discount rates, short bills,
7 ls per cent; three months bills, GSs
to 11-1e per cent. Gold premiums at
Lisbon. 14Q,QA
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04

CHILE (par 3s.5 cents a peso)--
Checks ........14.50 14625 23.4o
URUGUAY (par 1o542 cents a peso)-
Checks ......77.125 1900
Checks ........ SIS $40
Canadian Exchange-New York funds In
Montreal IA per cent premium, Montreal
funds in New York. l2A per cent discount
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04

Bank Clearings - Bank clearings at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges,
se47 800 ,399; balances, s63,s57,214.
Silver - London. 317sd; New York,
domestic bar, 991ac; foreign, 547sc;
| Mexican dollars, 421sc.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were no
transactions Yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Money and Credit

Call money held at 7 per cent on the
Stock Exchange yesterday. With
drawals from the banks by the govern
ment totaled S16,OooO 600. Time money
was unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04

The proportion Of the banks reserve
to liability is 1924 per cent; last week
it was 14o9 per cent. Rate of dis
count per cent
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Dividends
Initial

Mississippi River Power Companv-An
initial dividend of y per cent on the pre-
ferred stock has been declared, payable
April 1. to stockholders of record March 2l
Ronrlar nocl re- finnS
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
u. S. Steel Bond Drawings

The ninth annual drawing of United
States Steel Corporation 1850 year 5
per cent sinking fund gold bonds took
place last week when j. P. Morgan e.
Co., sinking fund trustees, drew ST.
o97, 900 of the issue at a premium of
10 per cent for redemption on May /.
On April /, 1913, s1S6,S27,ooo of the
bonds were outstanding of the $780,
100000 originally issued, sl3,173,000
having been purchased in the open mar
ket for the sinking fund. The aggregate
amount of the bonds drawn to date is
s14,6S3,o0o, so that the bonds in the
sinking fund now amount to s27,
S56,0OO and the amount outstanding
subject to annual drawings is s172,-
144,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
February Ingot Output of Z. S. Steel


The output of steel ingots by the
Steel Corporation in February is un-
derstood to have averaged slightly in
excess of rs per cent of capacity,
against 90 per cent rate in January.
Upon this basis it is estimated that
last months production was 1,315,oo0
tons, contrasted with 1,65oooo tons in
January. Output of finished rolled
products is said to have been between
100000 and 100000 tons. compared
with a production of 100000 tons in
the first month Of the year. Ship
ments are also understood to have
fallen off, the decrease b-rng estimated
in the trade at about 100000 tons. New
business in February is understood to
have averaged little over $4,000 tons
q day, or about 100000 tons for the
twenty-four active days of the month
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Bank of France Statement
Stocks Ex Dividend

Date Company. Per Cent
Mar. 4-Calurnct G. Arizont Mintng. n
Mar. 6--Mackay Companies .......... ] a
Mar. do pf Observation-Disclosures.
Nar. i-Mercenthaier Linotype Co... 2ia
Mar. ,--Faiiway Steel Spring Co pt.. :.
Mar. 4--Ur derwood Typewriter Co... 2ia
Mar. F. DO pf ................. i
ARE. <-CntNA RAR n papax- Cnx1sn...~s.a
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
In w all Street
Will Go to Washington

With the air cleared at Washington
Of the festivities incidental to the
Inauguration Of the new Administra-
tion. railroad officials and bankers In
terested in the problem Of meeting the
Northern Pacifc-G Great Northern joint
per cent Burlington collateral bonds,
due next July, are expected to go to
the capital next week to talk over with
members of the Interstate Commerce
Commi ssion the after of arranging
new plan for taking up the $215,000,-
900 maturity 1t Is proposed to tnd
out what the commission thinks would
be satisfactory way Of meeting the
maturity and then go ahead and frame
plan on that basis.
To Push Foreign Trade Plans
Contrary to report, plans for the
organization Of the $100,0O0.0 900 For
egn Trade Financing Corporation, the
stock of which is now being offered
for public subscription, are to be
pushed vigorously. Announcement was
made yesterday Of the addition Of
three new mmitteemen-H. NJ SWEET
land, president of the National Pub
fishers Association; ". G. Redfeld,
former Secretary of Commerce, and j.
A. Thralls, secretary of the Discount
Corporation. Herbert Hoover has re-
signed, owing to his acceptance of a
position in the Harding Cabinet, which
has made it necessary for him to
seveA all business connections.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Bank of England Statement

LONDON, March 3--The weekly
statement Of the Bank Of England fol
lows.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-04
Transactions Yesterday In Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings

Copyright 1891 New York Tribune
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
YOUNGSTOWN vEzET
A munkatlanok ebben a varosban
kaptak legt0bben munkat

A Washingtonban szekelo mum
kaiigyi miniszterium napokban
kesziilt ell azzal a kimutatassal, a
mely feltiinteti AIT, hogy melyik
varosban, hanyan kaptak munkat
az elmult oktober b6 folyaman.
EbbG a hivatalos kimutatasb0l
erdekes dolgokat tudtunk meg, a
melyb6l a kovetkezoket tudatjuk
oivasoinkkal: az elmult h6nap fo-
lyaman a munkatlanok szama /
szazalekkal csokkent az egesz
Egyesiilte Allamokban. Vannak
varosok, a melyekben emelkedett
q munkatlanok szama, de vannak
olyan helyek is, a hol emelkedett
a munkaban levok szama.
Oromnsel aHatpitjuk meg a XII
mutatasbol, hogy Youngstownban
kapott legtobb munkatlan en-
Der ehlelyezest. A mi varosunk-
ban ugyanis 1913 szazalekkal csok-
kent a munkatlanok szama. A
sorrendben Memphis, Tenn, k0vet
kezik 17.3, azutan Pittsburgh 8.8,
mig Passaic, n. J.-ben, hol szin-
ten sok magyar lakik, csak 0.l
szazalekkal csokkent a munkat-
lanok szama. Ezekiel ellentetben
a munkatlanok szama k0vetke-
zo yarosokban n0vekedettt: Sioux
City, Iowa, Az, Chicago 81, Cleve-
land %, Cincinnati L., Boston
0.5 es Denver, Colo, 0.4 szazalek-
kal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
MEM KELL POLITlKA

Rendkivil erdekes eredmenye volt heten megtar-
tott varosi valasztasoknak
republikanus es demokrata partok tUekedesebol
egy Independents es fggetlen ember kert XII gyoztesen
ket nagy amerikai part youngstown poitkusa meg
is, harom nappal vaaszas uan torik fejuket,
hogyan tortenhetett meg.
nep megunta politikat nep megunta part
uralmat. Megunta hogy varosi hvatalokba repubka-
uralom aatt csak republicans keriihetet mig ter
meszetesen demokrata alom alatt csak demokrata ke
riilhetett nep embert nezte "A harom elolt kozi
ITALIAN legtapasztaltabbat valasztotta hanem att
aki nncs lekotve partjanak adott igeretek aftat " "
A legnagyobb erdeklod6ssel varja mindenki Oles L.
Gyorgy pogamesteri miikodeset. Oles j6 biznesz en-
ber EFT udja rola mindenki Kerdes milyen eber lesz
q varos ellen.
Yomgstownnak nagy sziiksege volna eros kezt
igyes vezetore A varos tonk szelen all. Adossaga
egyre no es ev ad6bevetel fedezi kiadasoka
defciteke ujabb kolcsonokke ke n0ven Az ado egyre
aagasahh Iesz.# NAMf
Olesnak mem lesz konnyi dolga, partok minden-
esere akadalyozn parkodnak munkaat. De ait hiszik
hogy Oles olyan embereket pevez maid k akk legjob
ban tudJak munkajukat evegezn Keze mines kotve re-
pubikanusokroz vagy demokratakhoz. AIT yalaszthat
akt akar. Rata fog allani hogy legmegelelobb fer
fakat vagy n6ket vaassza.
Oes gyozelme igen jo lecke politikusoknak. Bes.
lathatjak hogy nep mar rallnt "bosz uralomra
Mi mindenesetre Macy figyelemmeI fogjuk kserni
Oes miikodes6t Minden eronkkel es igyekezetinkkel
segen fogjuk Ha hozzank fordul szivesen aunk rem
delkezesere
Oles megigerte hogy bevandoroltat eppen olyan
banaslnodban reszest mint Amerkaban szletettet.
Remeljuk, hogy szavat betartja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
MuzEUM YouNasTowNBAN
Ingyen megteldntheti mindenki
reggel 10-t0l este Gig

Youngstown varos egyik legbo-
keziibb es minden szepert, j6ert al
dozo lakosa, ifj. Butler J6zsef a
sajat koltsegen pompas es hatal-
mas muzeumot epitett Wick
ave. 524. szam alatt, a Square-t6l
mintegy negy block tavolsagban.
Ebben a muzeumban Butler 0sz-
szegyiijt0tte a iegritkabb Is leg
ertekesebb dolgokat es targyakat,
a melyeket csak a legritkabb he
lyeken lehet latni. A Youngstown
kozonsegnek legalabb azzal kell
meghalalni Butler ritka b0kezii-
seget, hogy tomeges szamban ke-
resi- fel ezt muzeumot, a mely
minden hetkoznap nyitva van es
pedig reggel 10 6ratol este 6
craig. Belepti dij mines. Unnep-
nap es vasarnap delutan 2 oratol
este Gig van nyitva a muzeum, a
melynek a megtekinteset a ma
gyarsag szives figyelmebe ajanl-
juk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

cssrmslye folyik szdnak. Visxere'
labak f&radtan hanykol6dnak q piszkol
padexaton. De lellxek legmelyebel
apfo kis viharok futnak vegig.
- Tan mem csapott be az = bankAr
"A j6 eg tudja, hogy mennyit er ma
gyar korona, meg dollar.
A penzert val6 remeges sargasags
tanyazik az .arean.
. Janinak mar. nagy f6ldje van
Tan nekem is lesz.
Al fold sz6rnyii imadasa vAgig jAtszs
sulyos akkordjait az agyakon. Ejfslrt
lit is elfaradnak tiid6k. A szemhe
jakra alompor szor6dik. Az arcok ran
cal kisimulnak, a mellesontok alat'
temet5je lesz szavalnak.
Reggelre, amikor az 5szi KIDD rate
riti szirke kopenyet h&zak, hegyek
a fax ormara, kivandorl6k messzl
jarnak. Veresre aludt szesnu4 Ham
burg sok zaszl6s kikot6jebSi meg sok
szor visszatekint.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
Jonnek a magyar foglyok

miniszteriumnak . hadifoglyokra
yonatkozo ntasitasait es felhiva-
sat.
A honvedelmi nainisxteriuan err
'tesilese szerint a Aadifogoly tu-
szekat atvevo magyar bizottsag
|elutazott Rigaba, Varjon volt Or
nsgy vexetese alatt. Ettol fugget:
iendl a magyar kormany oktober
l6-ra utrakesz allapoths helyezte
csoti es pilisessbai taborokban
osszegyujtott orosz internkltakat,
akik k0zia S63-at .kuA vissza a
kOrm&ny, mig a tobbi, 1integy
700 orosz alattvalo sajat kkresere
Magyarorszagon marad. A szal-
litmany oktober 2l-en indni Cseh-
orszagon Is Nemetorss&gon at
Oroszorszagba. 0
Az orosz szovjetkormany altal
kiadatni kert magyar konnunis-
tax koziii a miniszterium mar hat
vanat kiiei6it, akik els6nek hagy-
jak ell az orszagot. Ezek k0zStt
van egy nepbiztos es tobbssnly yosan
elitelt kommunista. A Aivatalos
kiesHtlfss : lettrorsw hstar ke1
kaloah6sS peratjSn t6rtenik.
1T eslitiik meg AIT is, hogy .
mesxkva fsglysk kozott van Nj
h6k Geza kspia6ny iks Aihok San
dor occss, ! ki T6grs, hat es fe
ssi ssenvedes utsn vis<zakerii
sEeret6 0veihez Budapessre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
YOUNGSTOWN szEGENYEI
Ezer csalad van reaszorulva
telen a segitsegre

A. O. Fleming, a helybeli Com
munity Corporation titkarja, e
napokban kozze tett jelenteseben
beszamolt arr6l, hogy varosunk-
ban mintegy 1000 olyan szegeny
csalad van, a mely rea van $50
rulva telen a hathatos segitseg-
re. A Community Corporation
eddig $1,000 dollart gyujtott ezen
csaladok segitsegere de ez ke-
YES az iidvosseghez, inert leg
alabb meg 100000 dollarra van
sziikseg, hogy a nyomort enyhit-
SEX es eltompitsak.
A jelentesb5l a kovetkezoket
kozoljik: 1000 Youngstown csa-
lad van nyomorhan, 1000 gyermek
ehezik, 1000 gyermeknek mines
meg az elegendo taplaleka es ru-
hazata, ezer otthon ftit6 anyag
nelkiil van, ezer csalad mines alb
ban helyzetben, hogy tell ruhat
vehessen, ezren betegek, a kiknek
mines penziik orvossagra es orvos-
'ra.
Az ehseg, a betegseg, baleset,
"a jarvany, es hozza hosszu mum
katlansag mind elosegitettek eze-
ket. a szomoru allapotokat es iigy
ugyszolvan lehetetlen hu skepet
nyujtani a szegenysegnek. Epen
azert, ha maid Community Cor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
ToLvAJ SzARAZ FINANC

Annak idejen, mint megirtuk,
a varos tiz uj, ugynevezett szaraz
financot nevezett Xxi a rend6rsegi
letszamba, azzal a megbizatassal,
hogy ital l'Autan kutassanak.
Arrol is tdnak olvasoink, hogy
eek koziil kettot lopasert lecsuk-
tax, kozottiik ID. G. Jamest, a Xxi
egy olasz asszonytol II dollart
emelt ell, kutatas kozben. James
ietette a kivant biztositekot es az
utan a targyalasig szabadon boz
csatottak. 49,
Ugy latszik, megunta vara-
kozast a targyalasig, inert ujabb
stiklit kovetett. ell. Veres R6zi
asszony ugyanis fejlelentette
Jamest, hogy az 3 hazaban is volt
ital utan kutatni, de city wateron
kiviil mem talalt semmit sem. Nit
tehetett egybet diiheben, elemelt
egy pakli cigarettat, minek 20
cent az erteke. Veresne igen oko-
san feljelentette 1opasert Jamest,
a kit ujbol elfogtak, de kiszabott
biztositek utan ujb6l szabadon en-
gedtek. A targyalas napokban
lesz.