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The New York herald., 1921-02-11
Fox Scarves
special purchase

We happened to be on
the spot when the manu-
facturer decided to let go a
small stock of his iust-fn-
ished fox scarfs. We lost
no time in taking them, for
the price quoted was the
lowest we had heard for
such good fuirs.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
ADNEUTIsENFNr.
Crombic 0vcrccab!
Chiuchilla- -Montagnae.

C'romblc is Scotchman and
makes the finest Overcoatingg
Here are a Chlnchilio and
Montagnsc. They arc elk
lined throughout and very well
made. The luxury and corr fort
of them ought to pcrsuado env
man IN need Tho extreme
low price Of s7i for the Mon.
tagnac and s67 for the Chin.
chills should be an additional
persuasion. q. n. VINCENT.
524-52s 6th Ave. near 3tst 81.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
THE M EMS STORE
9x6|2<5,lal@ 9xl;|||2&<5,lal@a2i.'
A Sale of
Imported Socks

This is a regular" sale.
Nothing skimped about it.
Every man can ind some
thing to his liking-at a
good saving.
35c-were SOC
t'ull-fashioned black or cord.
ovan cotton socks, medium
weight.
50c-were 75c
Full-fashioncd lightweight
black cotton socks. Fine gauge.
75c-were 81
Full-fashioncd. nierccrizcd
Isle socks. Black. white. cord
ovan, navy, smoke.
S1-were S1.25
Full.fashioned black cotton
socks with unblcachcd soles.
Medium weight.
S1.50-were 81
FuIl-fashioned black cash
mere socks. Medium weight.
S1.75-were $3.50
Medium weight. full-fash.
ioncd wool socks. Plain white
lislc thread socks. Blsi.k. gray.
brown or blue cashmere socks
IN r'ripc effects.
S2.50-werc So to SD
Wool socks in cnccks. stripe
and plaid effects. Plain lislc
thread socks ir black or white.
So were $3.50 to $1
Lislc thread socls, plain aud
fancy. Crsnocablc effects.
drop itch styles and others.
S3.50--were So
Shetland wool hose in gray
or brown---fancy effects.
Burlington Arcade floor,
New Bldg.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
The Fashions

To tell about them would
be a long story, because in
the little Diana Salon alone
there are scores of in
dividual models.
Simplicity--the type which
is typical of Paris---is our key
note throughout the collection.
And every frock has exquisite
little details that give it an
added distinction.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
Gibson's Plea Against In
eliminating His Firm Re-
jected by Justice McAvOy.
HIS LAWYER REBUFFED
Had TO Tell Ring Master His
office Secrets to Gain Ac-
cess to Group.
INITIATION FEE WAS $3.50
Labor Chiefs Listen to Testi-
mOny About the Sitting Of
Building Enterprise.
HIS LAWYER REBUFFED
INITIATION FEE WAS $3.50

over strenuous Ob1ectiOnS Henry Il.
stimson and the staff of special prose-
cutors who are presenting the case
against John T. Hettrick and his
codefendants succeeded yesterday in
compelling George Z. Gibson, presi-
dent of George f. Gibson Company,
plumbing contractors of 103 Park ave-
nuc. 10 testify regarding the manner
In which he mad been induced to enlist
his corporation in the groups which
were dominated and controlled by
Hettrick from his office at 165 Broad
way.
The George f. Gibson Company is
named as defendant in one OF the in
dlctments filed against Hettrick and
his various bands. and the moment
that the man was called to the wit
ness stand his attorney, Lincoln Tyler
fnterposed an objection. Supreme Court
Justice John Y. McAvoy. who is pre-
siding over the trial. refused to hear
the lawyer.
II am his personal counsel" exclaimed
Mr.. Tyler.
QOT caro- NUO NON dits SotN ~
tice McAvoy. and the attorney retired TO
ore of the spectators benches.
Witness's Protest Fails.
when Kenneth NJ. Spence, special
prosecutor, questioned Mr.. Gibson -e-
earding a visit to Hettrick's. Office OF
October > 1919. the objections sprang
up anew. but this time it was the wit
ness who protested.
Your Honor he said. Il am here as
president Of the George z. Gibson COM
pany On advice of counsel may / not
refuse to answer questions which may
tend 10 incrimnate the corporation or
which / am head?"
no" said Justice McAvoy emphati-
caliv. You may refuse to answer any
question which may tend TO incrimina.e
YOU individually. but YOU cannot refuse
because it may tend to incriminate the
corporation"
Mr.. Gibson then identified receipt
which Hettrick had given to him for
$3.50. which his corporation paid to the
lawyer in consideration of its being ad-
rnitted into the group OF Manhattan
plumbers which he had under control.
lie said that TIettriclS's code OF prac-
tice" was a common topic OF conversa-
ton among plumbing contractors. and
that Herbert Smith OF the Arm of Hem
lin & Smith Of 143 West Ninety ninth
street. who Is one of the defendants on
trial, had been one OF a number OF per-
sons who advised him 10 get his corpora
ton into the Hettrick ring.
sIn substance Mr.. Smith told me that
IL would be TO my best interest to go
down and see Mr.. Hettrick," the witness
testified. He added he knew Hettrick
was not plumber, but lawyer. and
that it was "as lawyer that he con-
suited him
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
Untermyer Makes Statement.

Mr. Untermyers statement was issued
Just before his departure for Washing
ton, whence he is going to florida
70 spend his winter vacation. He makes
II plain he expects to be back before the
committee is in a position to resume It's
activities. which it cannot do until the
adjournment OF the present legislative
session.
after considerable elaboration and
hesitation, and much against my per
sonal comfort and mclinations," Mr.. Tn
termyer said. "I have decided not to
accommodate the gentlemen connected
with these financial institutions who
would like TO see me quit the committee
1t has been impressed upon me. and /
have surrendered to the force OF argu-
ment, that / have no right under any
circumstances to abandon this work. no
matter how far the Legislature may
cripple our usefulness, so long as II con-
tinues to be the unanimous wish OF the
members OF the committee that | re-
main.
The State has already expended a
considerable sum in this inquiry. and
has substantial further commitments on
the end that is to deal with the creation
of loan market on which we have as
yet offered no testimony. ! have for
months had a staff of about forty ac-
| counsants and assistants at work on
that end, and we have already incurred
obligations 10 the extent of about $4,000
in that direction alone.
"ff in our endeavors to develop the
I facts on this, the most important branch
OF the inquiry. we are met with insuper-
q BILE obstacles the people or the State
will know where TO place the respon-
sibllity."
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
STARTS ON VACATION
Lawyer Refuses to Abandon
Housing Quest in Tn
finished State.
PUBLIC TO KNOW FACTS
Too Late Now to Present a
Constructive Programme to
the 1921 Legislature.

Despite the disposition Of the Legls-
lature to refuse his request for broad
powers with which to investigate the
relation Of financial institutions to the
housing problem. Samuel untermyer
announced positively last night that
he intends to continue as volunteer
chief counsel to the Lockwood COM
mittee and TO carry the housing in
vestigation as far as he possibly can
under the authorization that Will be
given HIM
That statement, which puts to rout
rumors which had it that Mr. Inter
myer was about 10 quit the commit
tee. means a vigorous resumption OF
the public hearings which the COM
mittee was holding here last autumn
and which resulted in the indictment
Of Robert p. Brindell, John t. Het-
trick and upward of two hundred
other persons for alleged violations Oh
the laws in connection with their oper-
ations in the building industry.
II means that the guns OF the COM
mittee will be turned upon banks anu
insurance companies, and that oIiiclais
of these institutions will be hailed before
II as witnesses, that the committee may
60 as far as the Legislature allows II
toward ascertaining just what they
might do toward relieving present con-
ditions by increasing their building loan
investments.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

FOr ,he rirh' klnd Of help IN The right dusn-
titles use The Nev FORK Herald. eau Fit
Roy eooo.-ldr.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
Summer Frocks, too

We have had this early
collection made because
many young women from
all parts of the. country
who are here for their
spring shopping also antici-
pate their summer needs at
this time.
These frocks can be describ.
ed in one word--adordble!
Checked gingham, organdic,
dotted swiss, handkerchief and
heavy linens are the dominat-
ing materials. Many of the
linen frocks were made by
hand to our order in Paris.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

A cable just received
from Paris subotantiatts
our opinion that crepe ne
chine is one of the most
important materials de-
creed for spring.
The other leading silk is
taffeta.
The success of both these
silks is assured because
they are the ideal silks for
the
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
correct interpretations OF
the fuo siIhouetfes

crepe de chine is for the
straight-line frock, and tat
feta for the frock with
wide skirt.
Fashion has given her
cachet to gabardine, twill
cord, picotine and Poiret
twill for tailleur frocks.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
MEGINT MEGFoGTAK EGY
DoLI4ARCSAL6TA

Hazai lapok szerint Vajda 1stvan
Hombrali (Szabolcsmege) foldmives
nemreg teri vissza Amerikab6l, ahon-
nan par szaz dollart hozott magayal.
Penzet azonban mem valtotta mind
jart be, hanem vart, mig magasabb
arfolyamon 6rtekesitheti dollarjait. A
napokban penzre volt sziksege, be-
ment Nyiregy hazara, ahol megsz6li-
totta egy ember es $50 koronat XII
malt neki minden dollarjaert, holott
akkor mar regen $50 korona alatt al
lott a dollar ara. Vajda Istvannak
tetszett az iizlet, rogton be is men
tex egy korcsmaba, ahol az ismeret-
len fiatalember a 140 dollarert nyom-
ban lefizetett 1850 koronat. ami
k0riilbelil 113 koronas dollararfolyam-
max felelt meg. Vajda mem tud irni-
oIvasni IS csak otthon tudta meg,
hogy fbecsaptak. Azonnal feljelentet-
tex a rend6rsegen, ahol kinyomoztak
csal6kat: Wieser Adolf es Goldstein
J6zsef szemleyeben, akik most a nyir-
egyhazf ugyeszs6gen varjak meltt
biintetesuket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09

A napokban megtekintettiik az
egyetlen Macy magyar Marconi-
allomast, mely Csepel-sziget esza-
Xxi csucsan Budapesttol mem mesze
van.
Mikor a Standardization tar
tunk, melyet hivatalosan buda-
pesti radioallomasnak neveznek,
csonakkal keliink at a soroksarl
dunaagon. K0rulottink mozgal-
mas videk. Serenyen dolgoznak
a kereskedelmi kikot6 megepite-
sen. Ahogy partot er csonak,
el6ttiink mered a szikrataviro
12O meter magas, karcsu tornya,
mely, mint az acelcsipkeveres esq
daja, biiszken tartja a foanten-
nat es mellekoszlopokrol rafuto
dr6trendszert. Messzirol olyan az
egesz, mint egy roppant cirkusz
acelvara, melyrol leszedtek a
ponyvat.
A Csepelsziget k0rul fenyesen
csillamlik a tavaszi Duna. Korii
1ottunk smaragdzold pazsit es csu-
pa viragok ragyoknak opalosar
az aranyos napsugarban.
A observation-disclosures siiri
drotkeritessel van korulveve, me-
lyen mielott keresztul mehet
nenk, a kapu melletti fak0po
nyegbol elenk toppan az Or csaE
kell6 igazolas utan enged tovabb
Harom laposfodelu hazik6 van
az acelarboc t0veben, az akkumu
1ator-telep, a gepek, a radio ado
es felvev0keszulekek es az irodal
szamara.
Az allomas vezetoje Tolna
Henrik posta- es tavirda muszak
f6feliieyel6 elmondja, hogy
@zikratavirot 1o14-ben epitettek +;
brhni Telefunken-ceg kozremii
kodsse Fl es hahoru alatt kato
mai eelakrt hasznaltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
VI MAGYAR BANK0K

Az vi magyar bank6k (papir-
penzek) keszen vannak es meg
kezd0dott regi osztrak bankok-
kaI valo becserelese. A kinek van
regi osztrak-magyar papirbanko-
ia az jol teszi, ha mielobb tul ad
rata vagy becserelteti azokat,
inert Magyarorszagon regi ban
k6 1921 ev november no len tel
jesen elveszti az cricket.
Tudtunkkal barmely pfnzkiildo
vagy bankar valallia regi BAN
kok becsereleset, ha megbizzak
vele.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
H0SREGE Az ARADI KIS
DIAKR0LA

Aradon olah katonak, tavasz-
keltevel, sortiizet adtak nemzetl
szalagos diakokra es het fatal
gyermek temetobe kerult. Az
otodik osztaly novendekei azutan
kesobb, kimentek az NJ aradi YER
tanuk sirjahoz, ifju hevveb tuzes
beszeddel kint csendes temeto-
ben fogadalmat tettek a magyar
hisegre. Egy olah spiel besuga-
sara masnap katonak tortek be a
gimnaziumba hiaba szaladgal-
tax fiihpz-fahoz a sziilok, az egesz
osztalyt elhurcoltak Nagyszeben-
be, kozottiik Kinczig nagybirto-
kos, egykori aradvarmegyei To-
ispannaks a fiat is, aki az otodlk
osztaly vezeto diakja volt. Kinczig
volt fGispan, fla utan Nagysze-
benbe is elment, ahol vegre, =
ez mar piinkosd hetebtn tortent,
- sok utanjarasara megenged-
TEX, hogy fiat egymagaban haza-
vihesse A kis Kinczig flu
azonban mem kert ebbol a kijart
! kegyelembol, kijelentette foghaz
udvarara leparancsolt osztalytar-
sal elott, hogy harminc diakpaJ-
tasaval tovabbra is a foghazban
marad. Az apa k0nnyezve bucsu-
zott fiatol foghaz igazgatoJa
pedig manten kiil0nzarkaba csu-
!, katta a gyereket.
Egy mask, Szegedrol erkezett
ielentes szerint: az olah tr0noro-
kosnek Aradra erkezesekor nagy
razziakat tartottak, mintegy st
90 k0zepiskolas diakot letartoztat-
TAX. Az utcan talalt fatal diako-
kat a Sigurantana hajtottak. IS
oft veresre vertek. A legtobbjet
kenytelenek voltak vegiil saba
donbocsatani, masreszet, a napo
kig kinzott. eheztetett diakoknak
Temesvarra szallitottak. Kozben
egy diakot, aki meg akart szoknl
laban megl6ttek, masiknal ne,
hany szaz lett talaltak, bar neve
l0sk0dessel kereste, AIT kohol-
tax Xxi ellene, hogy a penzt az il.
redenta-mozgalom szitasara kap.
ia Magyarorszagb6l. A 15-11
ewes diakgyerekek ellen foben
jar6 vad az is, hogy midon 1919
ben ifjusagi onkepzokort alaki
tottak, alapszabalyuk egyik pont
; jaba EFT a kitetelt is felvettek
chi fiai akarunk lenni a magya
hazanak" Magyarsag !"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
A MATYAS SZOBROT
LED0NTIK 0LAHOk
Avram Janku martaloc 3szobra
keriil a kolozsvari F0terre.
A "S Oral Ujsag" cikke. :

Corvin Matyas lovas ercszobra
h alyebe Janku Abrahamet allit-
lax fol hodito olahok Kolozsvar
f0teren. Fadrusz Janos fonseges
miivet valami muzeumba rejtik ell,
hogy ne emlekeztessen "a regl dl-
csosegre. Matlyas kiraly arany-
baberos homloka Erdely szive-
ben a magyar kard, a magyar lgaz
sag es magyar mjiveltseg biiszke
erejet hirdette, 'amellyel Hunyadl
.Janos fla a vilag egyik elso or
szagava tette e hazat. A turam
6ser6 a reneszansz fenyes zoman-
caban tiind0kolve jelenedett meg
ebben a szoborban, am a h0dlto-
max kenyelmetlen volt ez szel7
lcmidezes, amely az ezereves Ma
gyaroszagra. a nyugati muveltseg
y6d6jere, vitezi es emberi ere
nvek nemzetere emlekeztetett. OK
a veres izgatonak allitanak emile
|, ket. aki a havasi m0cok vadsagat
Zuditotta magyar muveltseg
veovaraira aki s0tetseg es gyu
l0let fanatizmusat0l reszeg tome
geket gyilkolni, gyujtogatnb bees
teleniteni es rabolni vitte a ma
gvar udvarhazakba. Hollos Ma
tyashozKelet es Nyugat csasza-
raj kiildtek alazatos k0veteiket s
8 megis az ahitat hodolataval TO
oodta a tudost es a miiveszt, ha
messze f0ldr0l = "a bolcsesseg es
szepseg ajandekat hozta magyar
max. Janku nepeket igaz6 osz-
trak kamarilla fizetett berence
volt. aki akkor tamadta hatba q
magyart, amikor az ismet Macy
lepest tett, hogy szabadsagot adj
| ion az elnyomottaknak. Ime! a
bukaresti kez felrobbantja a tor
tenelmi felseg miivet, hogy egs
martal6cot hazug dicsosegben tim
d0k0ltessen
Hiaba Kincses kolo-svar min
den lakoja az arcan piroslo haras
Gal. 0k0lbe szorult kezzel, de hi
deg megvetessel fog elmenni ma
gyarok ezrei gyilkosanak szegye1
szobra elott. - Erdely lelkenel
ikiralya mindenkoron Matyas ma
rad, Xxi OFT sziiletett, egy klcslny
ke hazban es oft all ma is latha
tatlanul nagytemplom fala
el0tt, mint ore "a multnak es hir
noke a j0vonek! Matyas szobra
'|led0nthetik, de mem d0nthetlk i
Kolozsvar hitet S ezer Janku
szobor keves ahhoz, hogy egyet
len magyarbans megingassa eze
szenvedeses es dicsoseges ev szen
bizodalmat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
@Egyrol- Masrol@
HALO TT MOSZKVA. !!
Latogatas csspeli radio-allomason. -
beszelgetese.
Washington es Moszkva

ep cm budapest kereszteny szocalista lap tudositasa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
AvERBECk
DRUG co.
Is w. Federal St.
q D 5f& g3e
A TULAJDoNos

sajat maga adja ell 6 szobas hazat,
a mely csak harom blockra van q
West Federal Streettol, Macy gya-
rak k0zeleben. Sarok lott 50x125.
K0vezett utica. Ujonnan festive es
papirozva. Garazs es viz. Ara csak
1850 dollar. Telefonaljon nekem.
Federal 3515, vagy Auto. 6S25.
Este pedig 373 w.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
Vilagok beszelnek. !.


A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fiji
liinkhoz tartjuk a hallgat6t, halk
melodikus fiityolest hallunk, hosz
szabb, r0videbb iitemben. A Mar
coni-tiszt AIT mondja, hogy a
moszkvai radio, melynek hlvo-
jele "MSK", hivja a ''Z0M"-
jelii poldhui angol allomast. "Ki-
erosit" egy mask ''hangot' is.
Kellemetlen sipolas: foldgomb
mask felerol jon:
A washington radio heszet a
naueni nemet allomassal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
Kun Bella megallitotta
a romanokat.

A romanok tiszai megallasa 1919
majus 2o-an Macy 'meglepetes
volt. Csak be kellett volna setal-
niok Budapestre. Senki sem tud-
ia, miert nem jonnek. Most mar
mem titok, hogy romanokat ak
kor Kun Belanak sikeriilt meg
allitani. A v0r0s kuliigyi nepbiz-
tos ugyanis szikrataviratokban
kozolte a roman, SERB es cseh
kormanyokkal, valamint az akkor
Parisban tart6zkodo Wilsonnal,
hogy ~.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
Ez uton erintkezs a la1 isereg-.
foparancsnoksag 'halrsta
csapataival

Az orosz kiil0nbeke elokeszite-
seben in Macy szerepe volt az al
lomasnak. Innen hivtak fol Scent
petervart es az ottani radiotol lit
vettek fol Trockj iizenetet, hogy
hajlando z0ld asztalhoz ), iilnl
Breszt-Litovszkban Miker nagy
osszeomlas bek0vetkezett,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
a csepeli radio tovabbitotta a
frontnak Linder hadseregbonto
parancsai.t

Az akkori napok szomoru epi-
zodjait jelIemzi az a tavirat, me-
lyet Csepel tovabitott Cadorna
fovezernek Paduaba s amelyben
az Armeeoberkommando kerte az
olasz fovezert, hogy az emberi-
esseg neveben vegyek at az ola
szok
egy millio katonank elelmezeset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09

Magyarorszag testebol barmeny-
nyit hajlando atengedni, hajlando
kormanyat is atalakitani, csak a
katonai intervenciot szuntessek
meg.
A legfobb tanacs ekkor megal-
litotta a romanokat a Tiszantul-
nal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
Elfoglaltuk Budapestet"

Azutan visszakeriilt nemzeti
hadsereghez, maid a magyar pos
tahoz..
A csepeli radio most leginkabb
Paris, Roma, London mellettl
Poldhu, Barcelona, Nauen, $50
fla, Varso es "a konstantinapolyl
radiokkal dolgozik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
Agoston arulasa?

A v0r0s rendszer alatt valtott
taviratok k0zt van egy, melyben
Kun ARA kerte Srobar akkor
meg csehminisztert, kihez baratl
frzelnlek fuztek, hogy kiildJon
neSi bizonyitekct Agoston Peter
-Aspfasar6l Agoston ugyanis Po-
/ 4ealyban, a gyozelmes felvidekl
tamadas utan csehekkel tar
gyalt, ahol kijelentette, hogy a
magyar szovjet meg legfelJebb
egy honapig elhet. Ez jovendo-
les, mely egyebkent bevallt, a
cseh sajt6ba is bekeriilt es Kun
is tudomast szerzett rola. Exert
iett>, volna sziiksege Srobar bizo-
nyitekaira, melyeket sohasem ka-
pott meg.
A diktatura bukasa utan roma
nok szalltak meg az allomast. In
net jelentette Mardarescu a ro-
man kiralynak:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09
A forradalmi propaganda.

Az 0szirozas foradalom'' a ma
ga propagandaja eszkozeiil hasz-
malta radi6t, mely meg Bedi-
Schwimmer Rozitol is tovabbitott
cirkularet "a vilag osszes ASSOC
nyaihoz" Karolyi belgradi utjat
is lit keszitettek elo es az ujvide-
XII szikrataviro hozta Csepelnek
Franchet d Esperay tabornok ta-
yiratat, melyben engedelyt ad a
magyar kormanynak "a belgradi
utazasra. Karolyi szamara Moszk-
vabol is erkezett nehany siirgony.
Ezekben Lenin kovetelte, hogy a
kormany gondoskodjek a hadi-
foglyok hazahozatalarol. Az azon-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-09

ban nem igaz, mintha Lenin ter
rorisztikus hangu siirgOnyben
kenyszeritette volna Karolyit a
hatalom atadasara.
A WORDS uralom alatt a csepell
radioyal Kun Bella rendelkezett.
Emlekezetes, hogy mar a dikta--
tura elso napjan radio-beszelge--
test folytatott Leninnel, kivel
mindvegig surii 6sszekottetesben
allott. A rovid eletii, bajor tanacs-
kormany miincheni 'radioJa is
sokat foglalkoztatta Csepelt.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-07-29
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that the
School Board of Cody school District
No. :, of Mellette county. South Ia
kota, will receive sealed bids for the
building Of an addition 1920 to the
Cody School, also the changing Of the
windows in the present building, and
the repairing Of the building, as per
plans and specifications now on file
with the Clerk Of said Board, up I'M
til noon, Saturday, August 9Th, 1921.
AID bids must be for the material,
labor and building complete as per
plans and specifications.
Successful bidder to furnish a good
and sufficient bond for double the a
mount of his bid.
Board reserves The right 10 reject
any and all bids.
Bids will be opened at II o'clock
noon OH Saturday, August Is, 1921.
Dated this Jth day of JulJ 1921
HARRY h. ATWOOD, Clerk
Cody School District No. I
24.4 Z. y. Address, Wood, 5. II.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-07-29

state of south Dakota
County of Mellette
IL CIRCUIT Court. ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT.
Mary l.. Hewlett. PaiutiT,
v
All Unknown Heirs, Dcyi>ecs.
lCGatees Executors, admins
traitors and Creditors OF ,Javn- SUMMONS
net ilcmstrect. deceased, and
allOthCF unknown persons who AZ
have or claim to have any in
tcrcot i'm the hereinafter dc
scribcd land. Defendants.
The STATE OF OUTH DAKOTA TO THE ABOVE
NAMED DEFENDANTS GREETINGS:
You are hereby summons and required to
the complaint of the plaintiff which
was iled in the Office of the Clerk OF this
Court, at WhiteRivcr, Mcllctte County, South
Dakota, on the 29th day OF June, 1927. and
which praNs for "A judgement q~uieting the title
to and the determination of all adverse claims
against the premises described in the comp
laint, situated IN Mellettc County. South Da-
kOta, to-wit: south east quarter of section
fifteen in Township forty three north, Range
thirty west of the Sixth Principal Meridian.
and TO serve "A copy of your anSwcr to the sand
cOmplaintO on the undersigned at his office in
the town Of White River, Mellette County.
south Dakota, within thirty days after the
completed service OF this luminous upon YOU
exclusive of the day of such service: and if
YOU fail to answer the complaint within that
time. the plaintiffewil apply to the cuhrt for
the relief demanded in the cOmolaint.
G., T.. ELL, Attorney for Plaintiff
i. O.. Address: White River, Meilette County
south Dakota. 23-6t