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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-01

Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wolf Of Cambridge City visit
ed their daughter, Mrs. OZro Mason,
Wednesday evening. Clarence Weav-
er's children have the mumps. =. Mrs.
Calvin Rathfon spent Wednesday al
ternoon with Mrs. James Allison.
Harvey Gearries Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sheets. Willard Charles
Smullen has the whoopiEg cough. 49,.
Mrs. Mach williams fell dead at her
home near Straughns Wednesday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Williams had been in
her usual health. Heart disease was
the immediate cause of her death. 49,.
Mrs. E. A. Miller called on Mrs. Thorn
as Mckee Thursday afternoon.
CASTINE, O.-Rev. and Mrs. o. F.
Bilger were guests at the home of Mr..
and. Mrs. Barton Long. Thursday. -.
Miss Onolee McGriff spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol McGriff. :. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Trump are entertaining Mrs. Essie
Miller and daughter. Lillian, of Day
ton. =. .Lottie Smith and son, Paul, of
West Carrolton, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Newman. {.
-. Misses Mildred and Ruth Crane
and Kathryn Poland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Denlinger spent Sunday with Will
liam Denlinger and family. Mrs. Al
bert McFaddin and children and Elm
er Sink were guests Sunday at the
home OF Ed Sink and family near
Yankeetown. -. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Chrismer and son, Jesse, visited Mr.
and Mrs. George Gaugmer Sunday -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Shaeffer and
daughter. Mildred. visited Mrs. Susie
Splitter Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barton Long visited Mr.. and Mrs
William Harter at New Madison Tues
day. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Eyer
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shaeffer. The following people were
entertained at the home of Mrs. Kate
Gingry Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Gingry and children of Richmond. Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Hughes and daughter
Bessie of Oxford, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Newton and Misses Bertha and Ola
Potts of Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Dye and daughter, Hazel, Mr.. and Mrs
William Drew and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Shumaker and Miss Lu
rene Gingry. Mr.. and Mrs. ELS
worth Martin and Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Martin attended the funeral of Ernest
Inman at Harrisburg Sunday Mrs
William Trump is i'll. Splendid in
terest is being manifested in the
meetings that are in progress at the
U, B. church. UP to the present time
there has been 10 accessions to the
church. The meetings will continue
until Sunday. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Gingry and family spent Saturday
night with John Gingry and daughter
Lurene. .Orvil Hiestand spent Sun
day with friends in Richmond ....
Kenneth Cover has the humps. .....
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Baker spent Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dinlingel
Mr.. and Mrs. Crist Schweigher
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-01
Suburban

WILLIAMSBURG, O.-Mr and Mrs.
Herman Horn spent Saturday at
rsIreenville.. Mrs. Emma Blose is
spending an indefinite time with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Harrison. .Orval
-Chenoweth spent Wednesday and
Thursday at Cincinnati. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Chenoweth and family of
Richmond, were Easter guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Chenoweth and daugh
ter 1dris Easter Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Wigs of near Whitewater,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Nichols OF
Richmond, spent Easter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rheba Plat and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Prichard and son Scott
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
Simpson and family Easter Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wiles spent
Tuesday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Della Chenoweth called on Mrs. Cora
Chenoweth Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
and Mrs Harry Harrison called on
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Butts Monday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Policy spent Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elihu Policy and sons.
BLOOMINGPORT, Ind-Mr How
ard Parker and family and his sister
Miss Opal Parker. all of Richmond
spent Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. Billie
Parker. Mrs. Mariana Engle, who
has been i'll, was able to attend Sun
day school and church Sunday. ...
Mrs. Angie Chamness remains in poor
health. Mrs. Maianna Engle visited
the primary room at school Monday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. George
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-01
BUSINESS IN MARCH
SHOWS tendency TO
AVERT UNCERTAINTIES

WASHINGTON, April business
showed little indication this month of
getting away nom the uncertainties OF
the last year. according to the monthly
review OF conditions made public
Thursday night by the federal reserve
board. Increased activity was noted in
some trades, but with those exceptions,
commerce apparently was waiting
further developments before moving
toward anything like normal condi-
tions, federal reserve agents reported.
Regarding trades showing health
Ter side, including automobiles, textiles
and footwear, the board hesitated in
saying they had experienced more than
temporary advances due to the spring
season. Whether the activities Of such
lines portended a general revival of
business, the board declared no def
mite statement could be made.
Without exception, the boards OBJ
servers reported that the buyers
strike, felt first last summer. still
showed an almost solid front. So
great has been the influence Of the
public's refusal to buy at high prices.
that where heavier sales are reported
in wholesale and retail trade, they are
ascribed wholly to local conditions.
Less Unemployment
The only optimistic expression was
in connection with the employment
situation which, the review said, re
fiected slightly improved conditions
during the last thirty days, attributed
to the increased seasonal activity in
the three lines Of manufacturing men,
toned as showing more life.
Reports from reserve banks touch
ing agricultural communities indicate
that the cry OF the farmers for labor is
being answered by persons driven out
of cities through unemployment
A gloomy picture Of the shipping sit
uation was presented. 1t showed moro
than 80 per cent Of The government
owned tonnage tied up March IA for
lack of remunerative cargo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-01

Clark, Ralph and Howard Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Clark and son, Edwin.
Of this place at birthday dinner sun
day in honor of Edwin Clark. &. Z. Miss
Ruby Castetter and Glen Tilson were
entertained ut dinner Sunday by Miss
CaststtOrs parents. The Bertch Bros.
are drilling a well on Mrs. Thena Lash
leys lot aud the erection of her new
home viii begin as soon as the weather
permits. H. H. Peelle is making ex-
tenHive improvements on his residence
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-01

and family spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Gustave Shear and family at
west Manchester. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ora McCown assisted Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pyles with their moving
Tuesday. . Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Roberts
spent Sunday with the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Roberts, Of
West Manchester. Miss Evelyn Sink
of West Manchester is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Aydelotte.
CENTERVILLE, Ind.-The Center
vile Womens Cemetery Association
reports the proceeds Of their market
Saturday afternoon and evening at
S11O.. Prof. Benfly. of Richmond,
will talk on the subject Education in
Indiana" before the Home Culture
Club, which meets at the school build
ing April g.. Sickness Is quite
prevalent in Centerville. There are a
number OF cases of the grippe. Ray
mond Weiser has scarlet fever Howard
Burris is home from Chicago and is
confined with diphtheria, and Ben ALL
has had a severe attack OF bronchial
pneumonia. The Pageant City
Beautiful" given by the three churches
under the direction Of Mrs, E. T. CLARK,
at the M. E. Church Sunday evening,
was complete success, it was wit
messed by a very large number of
people, all OF whom expressed apprecia-
ton of it. Misses Mabel Hosier
Ruby Leeds, and Cecilia Crane were
delightfully."- entertained Sunday even
ing by Miss Elizabeth Lashley.
Miss Marshall, Of Hamilton. O.. was the
,11n Of FIR nd IL ~,
Sunday. The bids for contracts on
the building and material of the new
consolidated school building will be
opened Saturday. Dinner will be
served for The men who put in the bids
by the Methodist Aid society in the
basement of their church. Mrs. Ella
Karns, Mrs. Percy Devall and son
Donald were guests Of Mrs. Lena King
and John Moultor and daughters, Sun
day. Mrs. Richard Locke. of Cam
bridge City, entertained Mrs. Grace
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-01

On the corner of Fourth and Mali
streets and viii move into it in rs
near future. !. /. Earl Able and tamil.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Mathews spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Am
norman, near Jacksonbdrg
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-01

Enough meat and lard are held In
cold storage warehouses in the United
States TO supply the American public
for about 10 days.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
Attractive Values in Wool Goods and
Cotton Fabrics for Early Spring

Velours of the choicest grade
Wool, practically non-crushable,
suitable for Spring apparel. Many
lovely, new shades. 81 inches
wide. Special, yard, 4.50
All Wool Jersey Cloth in dress
weight-a wide assortment of
leading Spring colors. 54 inches
wide. Special, yard, 2.40
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
Cotton Fabrics

McCreery's Dress Ginghams
in a complete line of checks in
new spring colors.
Special, yard, 6Sc
Imported Irish Dress Linen,
guaranteed all linen; thoroughly
shrunk and practically nom
crushable; colors and white; SO
inches wide. Special, yard, l.35
Japanese White Nainsook,
very fine, sheer and closely woven:
10yards in box.
Special, box, $50
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

White Novelty Skirting in the
latest designs; SO inches wide.
Special, yard, 75c to CSC
Plain Silk Warp Null, suit
able for lining dresses, underwear,
kimonos and draperies; desirable
colors, including Flesh, Pink,
Black and White; 36 inches wide.
Special, yard, 55c
Novelty Dress Voiles; attrac-
tive designs and color combina-
tions on light, medium or dark
grounds; 3S inches wide.
Special, yard, 55c
Second Floor
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

All Wool Navy Blue Mems Wear
Serge of fine twill, exceptionally
high quality. It is especially
adapted for Spring apparel.
Sponged and shrunk. 54 inches
wide. Special, yard, 2.25
Novelty All Wool Plaid Skirt
ing in new, attractive styles and
colors. Special, yard, 4.50
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
Blouses in a Sale
Early Spring Fashion Trends
Are Foreseen in the NeU
"McCreery Silks"
Famous Over Half a Century.

Such spirited Silks Taeta plain and changeable Gros
de Londre Falle and kindred textures here in wide
diversity of and colors Satns too have cleaned
from various parts of the wodSatns soft and luminous
of great weight and high ustre New Sport Silks and Satns
Georgees Chffons and that most popular fabric Canton
Crepe offer the shopper wide latitude for choice
For Tomorrow We Announce the Introduction
of New McCreery Copyrighted Creation
Sealskin Satin
1t an exqustey beautiful fabric exclusively for
US by the finest Silk Weavers of the country You will always
find here all the wanted shades priced most modey at
2.95 yard.
Other Specials for Monday
Cseorgette Crepes in every Crepe de Chine of heavy
shade fashion sanctions also dependable quality complete
Black White 40 inches color assortnents as we'll as
"iae. oleea,' !.lu 80 Black White DO inches wide
b onh hnttnr eort ~ srr;ng Special yard, 195
well White
RiacL 36 inches wide New Spring Fouards 36 inches
Special yard, 2.25 wide. Special, yard 1.95
(Second
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
Handmade and Hand
Embroidered Undergarnents
1.9o and 2. 2.65

The January Sale Of White presents, begin
ming tomorrow, $500 choice pieces of Imported
Philippine Undergarments entirely handmade
of superfine Nainsook. Every piece is ex-
quistely embroidered.
There group of Night Gowns and Envelope Chemses
which have been most modestly priceda at 100
Another group of Night Gowns and Envelope Chemises
which somewhat eaboratey embroidered priced
at 2.65
Floor
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
McCreery Fur Values
Here Quality Combines With
.New Lou Prices


Hudson Seal Coat, 45
inches long, selected skins
with large collar and cuffs
and deep border Of Skunk.
Special, 845.00
Coat of finest Dark East
ern Mink, self trimmed; 40
inches long. Special, 1050.00
Wrap of finest Mink,
beautifully modelled and
finished. Special, 1850.00
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

Sport Skirts of Baronette Satin
For Women and Misses
. Special, 11.75
Stunning styles fashioned Of high ue Baronee Satin They
introduce interesting style features pockets and BELTS White
Fes Silver Gray Black and Navy Blue Sizes to 36 Wristbands but
not in every color.
(Fowth Floor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05

A Magyar Atlcta Klub moi osZ-
talya hetf0n este Klub sajat
helyis6geben, 338l2 w. Federal
st. alatt nagyszabasu tancmulat-
sagot rendez, amelynek tiszta j0-
vedelme a nemreg alakult futball
,csapat felszerelesenek beszerzesi
arat lesz hivatva fedezni. A nemes
Icelra val6 tekintet mellett figyel-
imeztetjiik a koz0nseget, hogy az
Iatletak mulatsagain igen j6l lehet
Imulatni es azert ajanljuk, hogy
Ipartoljak a mulatsagot.
Az atletak futball csapata
szorgalmasan treniroz. Tgaz hogy
a cSapat fatal de az anyag kitii
10 es Youngstown fiuk mem
Isokara eleg er6sek lesznek ahhoz
hogy a cleveland magyar bal
Inoki csapattal es mas szom.
szedoS varosi magyar csapatok-
kal osszemerjek erejiiket. A fut-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
HALAL A PATKANYRA.
Majus 16-an patkanyirtasi het
kezd6dik Youngstownban.

Youngstown varosaban nagyon
elszaporodotak a patkanyok, a.
melyek nemcsak utaotos es kar-
tekony allatok de mindenfele be-
tegseg csirainak terjeszt6i. A pat
kanyok kiirtasara varosszerte a
majus loan kezdod6 hetet tiiztek
XII. Mar eddig Is ezer font pat
kanymerget hoztak varosba, "a
mely olcso aron lesz kaphat6 azon
q heten. Boy Scoutok (cserke-
szek) hazr6l hazra jarva meg
magyarazzak hogyan kell a mer-
get hasznalni. Majus Glen este
patkany este" lesz paradeval es
zeneszoval. (Esziinkbe jut a ha-
melni patkany Togo az 3 sipjaval)
A varos szemet lerakodo helyen
rendez patkany irtast. A patkany-
irto szakert6k f6szekhelye a Sa-
voy szallodaban lesz a merget is
maid oft lehet kapni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
VERHOVAY 108.

Felkerem Verhovay Segely-
egylet osszes tagjait, hogy tekin-
tettel ARA, hogy a vasarnap del
utan 2 6rakor kezd6d6 rendes
havi gyiil6siink0n megejtjUk a
referendum szavazast, exert ere a
gyiilesre ugy a f6rfiak mint a
n6k okvetleniil j6jjenek ell. Rend-
xviii fontos, hogy minden tag le-
.adja szavazatat. hogy mar egv.
seer egyletiink iigye legjobf
Imederbe keriilj0n.
Ugyancsak felkerem mindazo
KAT akik meg mem fizettek be {
bali belep6dijjat, hogy AIT okvet
emil hozzak ell.
A tisztikar neveben
Hoffer Andras, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
ELJEGYZES.
Frye JOSEF es Pinter Annuska

A napokban jegyezte ell Frye
T6zsef amerikai sziilet6sii magyar
flu, "a gyormegyei Kajar-bol szar-
|mazo Pinter Jozsef leanyat: An.
Inuskat.
A v6legeny harom evig tenge-
resi- volt az amerikai navynal, a
hol dicseretet es elismerest kapott
Iilgyessegeert es batorsagaert.
Most az, edes apjaval egyiitt
mint epitesi vallalkoz6 dolgozik
A memyasszonyt igen sokan is.
Imerik varosunkban tudjak r6la
hogy kedves, szereny jo modoru
leany, ki megerdemli a teljes
boldogsagot.
A mint haljuk az eskiiv6 4o6ssze7
Ilesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
A SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET
GYttLESE

A tagok nagyszamu resztvete-
level tartotta a Scent LstTan egy-
let rendes havi gyiil6set a Kos
suth K0r nagyterm6ben vasarnap
.delutan "A gyiilesen miutan meg
Ihallgattak annak bizottsagnak
Iicfentts6t, amely felkereste F6t.
IVarlaky Sander plebanost az
Iegylet 90 ewes jubileumanak meg
Iiinncpl6st iranyaban, elhataroz-
TAX, hogy a jubileumot nagy i'm
kereteben ,fogjak meg
Itartani.
Az eddigi tervek szcrint es e.
EEK eeyhazi r6sz6hez Varlaky pie
Ibanos megadta hozzajarulasat,
Iaugusztus 21-6n f6nyes harom
Ipapos mise lesz a Scent Istvan
Iegyhaz templomaban. A misehe2
az egylet kerelm6re fs avval e.
gyiittesen Varlaky plebanos meg
Ihivta K0ller Endre loraini es De
nes n. akroni pIebanosokat. A
nap estejen az egylet
Itagjai testiiletileg fognak meg
Igyoni. Az, jinnepely viIagi r6szet
Iillet6leg megbiztak a r6gi bizott-
Isagot a tervek kidolgozasaval. En-
mex a bizottSagnak k0vetkez6k
a tagjai: Habodasz Gustav, Ba-
Ilasko Gy0rgy, Hoffer Andras,
.Kalucky Janos, ifj. Galambossy
.Gy0rgy, TGr0k JOSEF es Gene
Gabor.
Az NJ alapszabaly modositas
.pontos megsz0vegez6sere kikjil-
.d0ttek Balask6 Gyorgy eln0k6t,
Ioffer Andras jegyz6t 6s Turner
J6zsefet. Vi tagnak bealIott Fe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
Sztrajkolnak az
epito munkasok

Hetf6n reggel mintegy $500
epit6 munkas sztrajkba allott
Youngstownban. Ugyancsak Sztraj
kolnak az epit6k a szomsztdos
varosokban es az uni6 csaknem
minden nagyobb varoSaban. A
sztrajkol6k, acsok, szerel6k, ba-
dogosok, k0miivcsek, plasztere-
z6k es altalaban az 6pit6 szak-
iparosok.
A sztrajk Okla ber kerdesc. A
rekonstrukci0 alatt mindcnkinek
la beret leszallitottak, de az epit0-
iparosok hallani sem akarnak ber-
leSzallitasr6l. Ok ragaszkodnak az
g magas haborus beriikh0z. A
munkaad6 = vallalkoz0k 20 Szaza-
l6kos berleszallitas mellett haJlan-
d0knak mutatkoztak az NJ seer
coolest megk0tni. Ellen csetben
avval fenyeget6ztek, hogy kiZar-
iak a mllnkasokat eS helyiiket
>zcrvezetlen munkasokkal t0ltik
be. A uni6k (munkasszervezctek)
felvettek a harcot es hetf0n meg
STINT az epitkezes az egesz varos-
ban. A h6t k0zepen aZonban mar
hoztak varosba szervezetlen
munkaSokat es a munkaad0k To-
gadkoznak, hogy t0bbet Sz6ba sem
al!anak a szervezetekkel hanem
egyes embereket mindig felvosz-
mex 20 szazalekkal llisebb ber
mellett. Val0szinii azonban, hogy
tekintettel az acel troszt b6rle-
szall;tasBan ha b munkaaddk a
szervezctekkel k0tnek szerzodest
6s fentartiak szabalyt, hogy
csakis uni0 embereket aIkalmaz-
ak.
Hazakra jelenleg Macy szjikseg
van, inert a lakashiany miatt a
hazberek ieen magasak. Az 6pii-
letanyagok ara mar lejebb Szallt,
a vallalkozok is kijelantctt6k,
hogy kevesebb haszonnal is meg
elegesznek most a munkasokon a
sor, hogy ok is kisebb berert dol
gozzanak. hogy az epites olcs6bb
legyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
TARsAsVACsORA.

Nagyszeriien sikeriilt Kos
suth Kozmiivel6desi egylet tagjai
altal szombaton este az egyleti
helysegben rendezett zartk0ru
tarsasvacsora. Mintegy SO SEE
mely, tagok es vendegeik, vettek
reszt vacsoran, amely emelke-
dett hangulatben es bus cigany
zeneszo mellett csak a masnap
hajnali orakban ert veget. Mint
halljuk tarsasvacsorat k0zel
jov6ben megismetelik annyira j6l
mulattak a tagok az els6n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05

rencz Tstvan. A gyermekosztaly is
negy nj taggal szaborodott. Ozv.
Feher J6zsefne irant aki alig tiz
Inapja vesztette ell f6rjet, aki a
Scent Istvan egylet regi es hi
tagja volt, nagy reszvet nyilva-
mutt meg a gyiilesen. A tagok a
halalesei segefv nagyobbitasara
azonnal 0Sszeadtak $9.75-0t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
EGYHAZI KOZGYtjLES.
"A gOr0g katholikusok ho san
gyilest tartanak

A Scent Gyorgy magyar gor0g
katholikus egyhaz e no san, azaz
most vasarnop a mise utan koz-
gyiilest tart, mint ait Suba Err
no, az egyhaz lelkesze az elmult
vasarnap kijelentette.
Bizonyara fontos targyak ke-
rtilnek megbeszelesre es elintezes-
re, ICY tehat kivanatos, hogy az
egyhaz tagjai lehet6leg teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg a gyiile-
sen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
Hivatasanak aldozata
Kedden este megoltek egy szolga.
latot teljesito rendort.

Minden kiil0n0scbb ok nelkiil
iagyonl0tte ket bandita kedden
este Alexander Warren rendGr ka.
Idettet. aki azon szand6kb6l k0ze-
Iledett gyilkosok fcle, hogy iga-
Zolasra sZ0llitsa f2l 0ket. A k0te-
lesSeget teljesit0 rend6r meg mem
isz6lt a fef6je k0zeled6 eyanus a
tlakoknak, amikor azok revolvere-
! ket rantottak es tiizelni kezdtek.
Warren rendor forgalmas
Belmont avenuen teljesitett szol-
galatot es cirkalas k0zben fel XII
,lenc tajban IA Thorton mos6inte-
yet bejaratanal ket gyanus alakot
llatott. A rend6r az ut mask OIL
dalan volt amikor ket embert
meglatta es inert gyakori bet0-
iresek es utonallasok miatt utasi-
Itasa volt ARA, hogy minden gya-
mus idegent szemiigyre vegyen,
|atmcnt a kocsiuton, hogy az en-
bereket k0zelebbrGl megneZze.
IAlig ert a rend6r nchany lep6sre
a ket emberhez amikor az egyikHk
minden $40 nelkiil haromszor vagv
Inegyszer ral6tt a szerencsetlen
/ fiatalemberre. A Tend6r akinek
Iagyaba hatolt az egyik goly6
azonnal holtan esett 0ssze. A ket
lgyllkos futva menekiilt. Futasuk-
ban csaknem fell0ktek harom en-
bert akivel talalkoztak. Eek az
emberek AIT allitjak, hogy a k6t
haramia peger volt Vagy pedig
feketere mazolt fpher emberek
voltak. Az ut6bbi azert is lehet
Iseges, inert nemregibpn ket uton-
allast k0vettek 81 bpmazolt kepii
Ifeher fiatalemberek es val6szinii
hogy amikor a rend0rt k0zeledni
lattak att0l tartottak, hogy az
felismeri 6Bet eS azert l6ttek lie.
A r0gt0n 6rtesitctt rend6rf6-
noksegrol seregestiil erkeztek a
tett helyere a detektivek es rend-
0rok. Az egesz rend0rlegenyse.
get mozgositottak es segitsegiil
lhlvtak a vasutak magan rend6r.
eget is, hogy a gyilkosokat kezre
eritsek. A Youngstownb6l abbar
az idotajban elindult 0sszes SIZE
nelly es tehervonatokat feltartot
ak es atvizsgaltak. Egesz eisza
1a folyt hajsza amelynek cred
menykeppen 200-nal t0bb feke.
tet tartoztattak lp a rend6r0k. A
letart6ztatott gyanus szemelye
! llet a rend6rsegre vittek, amely
elott Macy neptomeg gyiilt 0ssze
amely csak a reggeli 6rakban ia
vozott. A gyilkosnak azonban ed
lig mem akadtak nyomara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L.
MAGYAR tJZLETvEZET0.

A magyarsag altal el6nyosen
ismcrt Peoples Economy cipo ceg
$50 West Federal ST.. alatti iizle-
t6nck gyermckasztalyaba magyar
ember, nevszerint Klein Sander
keriilt. Magyarok biztosra vehe-
tik, hogy ha sajat nyclviikon be
sz6lhetnek egy elarusit6val ugy
mindcn bizonnyal jobb kiszolgalas-
ban resZcsiilnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05
ELAD0 BUToR

Negy szobara valo butor ked-
vezmenyes aron elado. A haz
haszonberbe hado a kerti vete-
Imenynyel egyetemben. Pontos
cim: JOSEF Korody, Stop 2. Will
son Ave. Leveleket cimezzenek
gy: Joseph Korody, Hazelton sta.
Box 446 Youngstown, Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-05

Magyarok! Penzeteket az idegenek
akarjak, kerik, de ii erdeketekben
nit tettek? Parolaznak veletek, ha
bajban vagytok? Gondolkozzatok! 8
ha penzt akar kiildeni, haj6jegyet ven-
nj, okmanyra van sziiksege, forduljon
az ont erdem szerint partol6 0reg, is
inert bankarhoz. Cimem regi:
INTERNATIONAL BANK
G.. v. HAMORY
1919 N. Phelps St., Youngstown, o.
Az Erie Depothoz k0zel.