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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
FORMER LEADER
At HELM SAYS.
NATION FIRM
Avows Friendship for
u. S., but Warns That
Treaty Must Be Kept.
No Delay of Conference
With Allies; New
Ministry Is Working.

Paris, Jan. ia. BRAND, former
French prime minister, succeeded Sun
day IN the task undertaken BY him Sat
urday to form cabinet IN succession
to the ministry of Premier Leygues
which resigned last Wednesday.
Besides the premiership. NJ. BRAND
takes the ministry of foreign affairs.
Louis Barthou becomes minister of
war. aud Paul Doumer minister of
finance.
Shortly before $50 o'clock Sunday
night. Mr.. BRAND presented the Off
clal cabinet list to President Miller
and as follows:
Roster of Ministers
Premier and minister of foreign af-
fairs. Arisfide BRAND; minister Of JUS
tice, Nj, Bonnsyay: interior. Pierre
Marraud: war. Louis Barfhou: marine.
daoriel Guisthau; finance. Paul Dou-
mer: nHl1ic instruction. Victor Berard:
agriculture. Edmond Lefebvre du Prey:
commerce, Lnc;en Dior: labor. Daniel
Vincent: pensions. Andre Mag;not:
public works. Yves lie Troquer: liher-
ated regions. Louis Louicheur.
1T is not the great cabinet. but
it is great cabinet I have formed" "
SAID Premier BRAND My ministers
and myself will be busy men looking
after Frances internal affairs. We
have confidence that the American ad-
ministration will look after its own af-
fairs. 1t may be Republican. It may
be Democratic-it matters little: it is
always pro- French. I am sure. Please
tell them that i'll America.
viii Fulfill Pact
Those who have been in France TO-
many years understand that we arr
not militaristic nation. We have ,n&
warmest desire to be on friendly foot
ing with the British and American ma
tons. but there is a pact signed at
erSaliies. which must be fulfilled.
trust that in the fulfillment OF that
pact We come not in contest with our
friends
My ministry will make its bow in
he chamber Tuesday 1t NAV be that
l representative of France viii meet
he British and Italian delegates th.
1ext day. l have asked for no post.
,onement. France will meet the for
.ign delegates and discuss questions
# international interest as il therA
we're no ministerial crisis in France"
Is Strong Cabinet
The general impression in political
-ircles is that the cabinet as constitu-
ed by Mr.. BRAND is very powerful
lement although many are deplor:ng
he absence Of NJ. Poincare and Vi
-iani from the combination.
Mr. BRAND has succeeded in form.
az his seventh cabinet. which. as h.
avs himself. embod;es ..nationa'
nifty"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
Railway Men Favor
Fidler as Harding's
Secretary of Labor

Springfield. Mass, Jan. 16-At n
meeting Of Vermont. New Hampshire,
Massachusetts. Connecticut. Rhode
Island. New York and Pennsylvania
officials of the Order of Railroad Sta
tion agents here today, Harry L. Fid-
Ter. of Indianapolis. prominent in rail
way circles and chairman of the labor
bureau Of the Republican national
committee, was endorsed for the post
Of Secretary of Labor in President
Elect Hardings cabinet
This action was taken in reponse
to request on the part of President
Elect Harding for recommendation
by railroad men. A copy of the en-
dorsement of Mr.. Fidier was sent to
President Elect Harding.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
One Killed, IL Hurt
During Disorder at
Irish Football Game

Cork. Jan. 16-Serious disorders
followed the shooting here yesterday in
which two detectives In pain cothes
were injured The disorders occurred
while crowd was dispensing from
football match and parties Of police
were trying to Gear the streets. 1weve
persons were wounded during promis-
cuous firing. while Excise Officer Pring
was killed by a. stray shot from a pass
ing lorry.
The excise officer had come to his
home here for the week end and was
walking in the street with his brother
and sister. :
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
Central Jewish Body
for All Countries
Is Plan at Paris

Paris. Jan. 16-(Jewish Tale
graphic Agency)-The committee of
Jewish delegations which has been in
session here for week concluded its
meetings Sunday with n decision to
create one central representative BODY
for the Jews of all countries. The
committee decided to take all possible
steps to protect progrom victims now
stranded in foreign countries and mid
them to :each some country where
they can settle For this purpose
special emigration committee was ap-
pointed.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
Jail 10 Militiamen
in Connection With
Probe Of Lynching

Birmingham, Ala, Jan. i6.-Ten
members of N company, Alabama
national guard, were ordered ar
rested Sunday night by Judge Hor-
ace Wilkinson, special solicitor who
is conducting an investigation into
the Iynehing last Thursday of VII.
liam Baird, miner, at Jasper, Ala.
Instructions we're issued by Judge
Wilkinson that the guardsmen when
arrested should be brought to the
jefferson county Jail.
NJ company is now at its home
barracks at Tuscaloosa, having been
ordered there from Townley, near
the scene Of the Iynching, immedi-
ateIy after Baird was taken from
the Walker county jail by masked
men and shot to death. Baird was
being held In connection with the
killing of Private James Morris,
Of Company NJ, on December %.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
Minnesota Pioneer
Editor and Banker
Dies After Operation

st. Paul, Jan. 16-William j. Mum
70. 20, pioneer Minnesota editor, died
at local hospital Sunday. He under
went an operation two weeks ago. Mr..
Munro had been a resident of Morris.
MINI, where he edited the Morris Tri-
bune in the frontier days. Later he
was cashier of the Stevens County
bank.
!, Returning to newspaper fields, he
purchased the Morris Sun. He was a
former president Of the Minnesota
Editorial association. At the time Of
his death he was an inspector for the
postoffice department..
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
Mystery Wells Death
of Naval Nurse, Two
Suspects Are Held

Annapolis, Jan. 16.--The mystery Of
the tragedy is us deep as ever. Naval
Academy authorities said after the
second day Of investigation Of the mur-
der of Miss Harriet NJ Cavanaugh, q
naval nurse. who was found Friday
night at the foot Of Cemetery Hill on
the government reservation and who
died at the naval hospital Saturday
morning without regaining conscious
ness. No arrests have been made nor
has the board been able to gain tan
gble clue despite reports that two
men, one negro, former enlisted
man of the service. were being held
on suspicion,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
Husband CHARGED
With Killing Wife;
Hammer Is Weapon

Algona. Iowa. Jan. 16.-Mrs. Minrie
Benjamin. 40, wife of l.. T. BENJAMIN,
for Is years organist at the Consre-
gational church here. was found dead
in the kitchen of her home here last
night with her skull fractured in four
places. A blood spattered hammer
was found near her. Her husband
who is ten years her senior. is IN the
county Jail. charge. with murder
A coroner's jury today returned
verdict holding Benjamin guilty.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
NAVAL CHIEFS
ARE JUb|LANT
At RECORD SET
Finish 3,20O-Mile Air
Trip With Only One
orced Landing.
One Fatality Recorded
| When Electrician Is
Killed by Propeller.

San Francisco. Jan. 16-United
States naval seaplane NC-5, one of the
fourteen planes on the San Diego to
Panama flight. is adrift % miles off
San Juan del Sur. according to wireless
from the destroyer Munford intercep-
ted by the L. $. s. New Mexico. and
relayed to the naval radio station at
Yerba Buena. The crew is safe aboard
the Munford
The message from the L. S. S. Mum
ford reads:
'NC-5 adrift % miles off San Juan
del Sur. Fabric ripped and pontoons
leaking. Two lowerwings gone. Crew
safe on Annford. Stnading by to pick
UP seaplane when weather moderates"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
TARIFF FIGHT
IS NEAR UPON
F0RDNEY BILL
Report of Senate Fin
ance Committee Will
Precipitate Battle.
Avalanche Of Amend
ments Are Awaiting
for 1t to Appear.

Washington, Jan. 16-Presentation
of the Fordney emergency tariff bill to
the senate by the finance committee
will formally launch what promises to
be long determined fight. Hours Of
discussion and an avalanche Of amend
ments await the measure and the out
come is admitted to be doubtful.
While the senate is preparing for
consideration of the emergency meas
ure, expected to bgin late in the week,
the house ways and means committee
will continue its hearings on permanent
tariff revision.
Other important affairs awaiting ac
tion by the senate are motions to con-
slider passage of the Poindexter anti
= strike bill and the resolution to stop re-
|cruiting until the army is reduced to
10000 men. The latter resolution is
expected to 60 to the house despite SEN
ate opposition.
Resume Debate Tuesday.
Debate on the bill for federal regula-
tion of the meat industry will be re-
sumed by the senate Tuesday, when
Senator Sherman, Republican, Illinois,
plans a long attack upon the measure.
The bill is to be voted upon finally Jan
uary "A.
Hearings on the Johnson immigra-
ton bill are to be closed Tuesday by the
senate immigration committee. Com
missioner General of immigration Cam
inetti, who arrived home Saturday af-
ter study of immigration questions in
Europe, will be the last witness heard,
the committee then meeting in execu-
tive session to decide whether the john
son bill or substitute shall be pressed
or the whole question of emergency leg
islation dropped.
The Colder bill for regulation Of the
coal industry is to be taken up Tuesday
by the senate manufacturers commit
tee with brief hearings and early ac
ton planned.
War Time Laws Repeal UP.
Repeal of war time laws is to be
pressed by the senate judiciary com
mittee, which plans to report out the
house repeal resolution with an amend
ment continuing the food and fuel con-
troll law.
Final action Wednesday or Thursday
on the Borah resolution to initiate ne
gotiations with the principal naval pow
ers for reducing naval building pro-
grams is contemplated by the senate
foreign relations committee. A favor
>able report is forecast
Appropriation bills and the congress
sional reapportionment bill are the
principal measures before the house.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
Pan-Americans Plan
to Form Federation
at Costa Rica Meet

San Jose. Costa Rica. Jan. 16.-De-
cision to sign convention creating a
federation of Central American repub-
hes has been reached by the Central
American Union congress, in session
here This step. which seemed almost
impossible because Of opposition to ar
tice 40. the most bitterly debated sec
tion of the proposed treaty, followed an
agreement by all the delegates.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
Pullman Shops Start
Nine Hour Work Day:
Change Under Protest

Chicago. Jan. 16.-Beginning Men
day. the 200OO employees in the opcr-
ating department of the Pullman com
pany will work nine hours day in
stead Of eight. it was announced Sun
day by their representatives at a meet
ing of the Chicago Federation of Labor.
The extra hours work. requested by
the company. will be done under pro-
test pending d decision by the railway
labor board.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
Si25,OOO FIRE RAZES
BEMIDJi HIGH SCHOOL

Bemidji, Mimi, Ian. 18-Fire today
destroyed the Ren,idji high school with
an estimated loss Of S125,OOO. The
blaze was believed to have started in
the boiler room. The school board
met this afternoon and made arrange
ments for holding classes elsewhere
for the 600 students.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
Will Admit Women
to Order of Camels
in Dry Law Fight

Milwaukee. Wis. Jan. 16.-The
first national convention of the Oriae
of Camels. founded year ago to CON
bat prohibition influences in the United
States. enlarged its activities SUNDAY
bv voting to admit women to member
ship. In addition. the program of the
order was changed to include fight
against the Sunday blue law agitation
and the proposed anti-cigarette cam
naign
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-01-17
40 Irishrnen Caught
in Crowns Dragnet

Belfast, Jan. 16-Crown forces on
Saturday went through with great
thoroughnes. South Armagh, the scene
of recent alleged Sim Fein activities.
Troops and constabuiary Of the IT,
stcr specials" co-operated Every
road was under supervision. More than
400 prisoners were taken In thu vsr-
ious nests. but after rigorous cram
inat:on. only 40 personD we're held in
the military barracks.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
HANKo GYULA
rs NYILATKoz1K
A Youngstown ref. egyhaz volt
lelkssze levelet irt hazulr6l.

Az elmult heten k6z0ltiik a det-
roiti Bolla es Fiai .ceg nyilatkoza-
tat, amely bizonyara megnyueta-
tasul szolgalt azoknak, akik Han
k6 Gyula utian hazai megbizata.
sokat adtak a fenti cegnek. Most
megsz6lal Hanllo Gyula is es az
alabb k6zolt nyilatkozatban, me
lyen megismertiik sajat kcze ira
sat, elmondja, hogy milyen szeren
csetlenseg erte IS hogy miert nen
tudott eleget tenni megbizatasai
max. Mint ertesiiliink Hankt
Gyula mar utban van haznlr6l &
la j0v6 honapban szemelyesen it
lesz. hogy tutjarol minden tekin
tetben beszamoljon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
Fot. Balogh Mihaly
temetese
"A magyar gorog katholikusok
amerikai espereset q multi heten
temettek el nagy reszy6t mellett
Clevelandban

81
az amefikai mag var papsag egyik
leskimagasl6bb egydiseget he
lyeztek orok nyugalomra C1eve-
landban a multi heten. F6t. Ba-
logh Mihaly esperest, a cleveland
Scent Janos magyar gor.- -kath.
egyhaz plebanosat tMiska bacsi"
neven ismertek baratai, akiknek
szama Observation-Disclosures volt.
Derek, igazi magyar ember volt,
aki oft volt mindeniitt, ahol a
magyarsag javar6l volt $40. Hala-
la betolthetetlen iirt okozott.
Temetesen a magyar felekezetek
papsaga rendkiviili szammal volt
kepviselve. A temetesi szertar-
tasokban F6t. Sllba Emo, mi
youngstown Scent Gyorgy egy-
hazunk plebanosa jatszott vezet5
szerepet. Az elhunyt f6urban F6t.
Balogh Balint steeltoni ruthen
gor.-kath. plebanos batyiat gya-
szoIa.
Fot. iBalogh Mihalyra mindig
szeretettel gondolnak youngs-
town. es videki gorog- -katholiku-
sok. O elnokolt az els6 gyiilesen,
ahol kimondottak a Scent Gyorgy
|egyhaz megalakulasat 1916 majus
hawaiian. o szentelte fel az egy-
haz Mahoning avenuei templomat
es 6iviselte mindig sziv6n az egy-
haz iigyeit is. F6t. Balogh Mi.
haly vette fel helybeli egyhazat
4 hajdu:doroghi magyar gor..
kath. egyhazmegye k0telekebe.
A tenetesen FSt. Suba IS F5t,
Balogh Balinton kivlI reszt vett
Fot. Varlaky Sander helybeni r
kath. plebanos is, neki az elhnnyi
ftesti-lelki j6baratja volts
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
vERHovAY 1os

q
A yerhovay Segelyegylet 10S-ik
fiokjanak tagjait felkerjiik, hogy
"a vasarnap delutAn 2 6rakor kez-
d6d6 rendes havi gyiilesen okvet
leniil jelenjenek meg. A tagok q
Verhovayak Lapja utjan ertesiil
hettek azokrol a fontos dolgokrol
amelyek a tisztikari es feliigyel6
bizottsagi gyiil6sen tortentek A
Youngstown fi6k tagsaga bizo
nyara komoly megbeszeles tar
gyava kivanja tenni referendum
szavazas ala esd pontokat, ezerd
kerjiik tagsag pontos megjele-
sneset. n ses
Egyszersmind ertesitjiik tag,
sagot, hogy a havidijakat a reg
,alapon, vagyis egesz Itag ntar
$1.75 es feltag lrtan $1-jayaI fog
Ijuk beszedni a tisztikar intezke
desc alapjan. Kerjiik a tagokat
hogy tagsagi k0nyvecskeiket ok
vetleniil hozzak magukkal ez al
kalommal.
"A tisztikar neveben
Debr6czky Andras, elnok
Hoffer Andras, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
Sikeriilt kabare
A kozonseg jol mulatott a nagy-
szerii miisoron. A himnusszal
iidvozoltek az uj esztend6t.

~ 81. ~. ~ ~
Meglehet6sen Macy k5zonseg
yyiilt ossze penteken este a Kos
,uth korben, hogy OFT kedelyes
tarsasagban bevarja az uj ev meg,
sziileteset. Az egylet derek mii-
Ikedvel6i gondoskodtak j6kedv-
lr6l, mig az ora ejfelt ilt0tt. ia
kobey Dzsani, Bnki Karoly, Mez6
Kalman, Beniczky JOSEF, Benicz-
ky Jozsefne, -Vask6 Julia, Mih6k
Sandorne, Molnar Lajos ess Deak
Pal jobbnal- -jobb es kacagtatobb
szamokat adtak elo. Az lido csak
Iuey repiilt ejfehg, amikor Meme
Inyi Mikl6s es Geressy Sandor ro-
widen elbucsuztattak az 6-eszten-
dot es bekoszont6ttek az ujat. A
bucsuztatas mem volt trefas Chi
anyzott ,Mih6k Sander, akinek !
Ibuesuztatot kellett syolna monda.
mia, de a nagy sszarazsagt6l
berekedt a torka,.4 Szed.A, hanem
Ikomoly es melyrehato. A kozon-
lseg visszapillantott a magyar nep.
/; re oily gyaszos 1920-ik eyre esr 4
j,bucsuztato hatasa alaft mint sziv,
ibSSl jov6o nnat enekeHe Ell 4 Him
ltttst.szt Mind u iiyaaa$a lsess
3rea Wig esztend5t' Is nIegfogad
/ ia, hogy osszetart6 munkaval min
!denkeppen segiteni fog.
Ejfel utan kezdod0tt tanc, {
melyen Rigo Joska huzta, meg pc.
lig szaporan huzta, hogy "Ne
ipakkadjon meg mint ait Jaku
hey Dzsani iigyes kuplejaban ki
vanta neki, ha mem lesz szorgal
!! mas, Kellemesen eltoitott este tu
! laataban a kozonsegs csak a hajna.
III orakban kezdett eszladozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
Macy sIKERE VOLT Az
ATLETA ALARCOSBALNAK

Oriasi k6zonseg kereste fel Sill
veszter estejen az atletak helyi-
seget, ahol a klub nemregen ala
kult moi osztalya tartotta els6
Macy alarcosbaljat. galan meg
Isoha annyi nep mem nyiizsgott a
meglehet6sen Silk helyisegben es
a fiuk mar azon gondolkoztak, ho-
Cyan lehetne teram falait kitol-
nj es ICY helyet teremteni a 100
tancos parnak. De dacara hely
sziikenek, megis vigan< folyt a
tame Is a trefa es XII oft volt,
mind AIT mondta, hogy nagyon
.kellemesen tolt0tte 81 az ev ntol-
SO estejet es vigan indult neki a
Iuj esztend6nek.
A klub vezet6sege remek di-
|jakkal jutalmazta a legszebb moi
les ferfi jelmezeket es a bizottsag-
max ugyanesak kemeny dolga volt
Iigazsapots tenni a sok szebbnel
szebb jelmez kozott, vegiil il . di-
|jakat a. kovetkez6knek iteltek
loda: Nemeth Ilonka, Bodnar
Berti, Csernay Anna, Cseh J6zsef,
Cseh R6zi IS 10th Juliska. Mint
e,rtesiiliink, a bal nemcsaK nagy-
szerii erk0lcsi haszonnal de tete-
mes anyagi eredmenynyel is jart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
MT. GERENDAY LASZL0
A REF. NAGYGYULESEN

Mt. Gerenday Laszlo, a Mahon-
ing avenuei magyar rcformatus
egyhaz lelkesze, kedden reggel
Pittsburgba utazott, hogy oft
reszt vegyen reformatus nagy-
gyiilesen, amelyen az amerikai
magyar reformatusok minden ar
nyalatanak kepvisel6i resztvesz-
mex. A gyiiles fontos iigyeket
fog mekbeszelni es bizonyara cred.
menynyel fog jarni. ut. Garen-
day Laszl6 val6sziniileg vasarnar
fog megbeszelni es bizonyara cred
Pittsburgban szerzett tapasztala-
tokrol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
"A SIT. IstvaA Egylet tisztujito gyulese
Cseey vaozassa megmaadt rgi tisztar Az egylet ov6
idre n6zve referendum szavazas lesx.

"A tagsag meglehet6s erdekl6de-
Use mellett tartotta SIT. Istvan
egylet tisztlljito kozgyiileset a
Kossnth egylet nagytermeben va
sarnap delutan. A tagsag bizal-
ma a multi evi tisztviselokkel szem
ben abban nyilvanult meg, hogy
azoaSat altalanossagban egyhan-
gulag ujra megvalasztottak es
csak azok helyebe keriiltek nj
tiszfvisel6k, akik vagy mem vol
TAX jelen, vagy pedig semni aron
mem voltak hajlandok az ujrava-
lasztast elfogadni. A tisztvisel5-
yalasztas elott Kaluczky Janos bi-
zottsagi tag a kovetkezokben ter
jesztette elo az egylet 192O-iki
naasodik felevi elszamolasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
A munkaviszonyok
Ujesztendore val3mivel jobban
indul meg a munke..

Azok, akik AIT vartak, hogy nj
'esztend6re nagyon megszunik a
fmunka, kellemesen csal6dtak,
inert youngstown gyarak csak-
mem 60 szazalekos er0vel vettek
fel a munkat az iinnepek elmul-
laval. Kiil0n0sen er6sen dolgoz-
max a Steel Corporation (acel
tr0szt) hatalmas telepei, amelyek
100 szazalekos munkat jelentenek.
Az Independents gyarak ESQ osz-
talyai teljes er6veI dolgoznak.
FSokkal. lanyhabb a munka a le.
mez osztalyokban es emiatt az
open hearth es blast kohok egy
harnada sziinetel. Youngstown
korny6ken mar mem olyan j6k a
viszonyok. Sok kis gyar mem vet
te fel az iizemet es kiil0n0sen a
Shenango v0lgyeben megleheto
sen megszaporodott a munkanel-
kiiliek szama.
A vas es aceliparon, kiviil Or
,vendetes haladas eszlellet6 a g,lrn-
| mi iparhan. Azs Mt6 6bbi lid 5beI
rr,1f kIynF eseretf ne
public Rubber Go. ugyanis jelen
ii, hogy januar 10-en teljes ero-
vel felveszi az uzemet tire. tube
es solid tire. osztalyokban es pc
dig napi harom siftben, mecha-
nikai rubber osztalyok pedig ia
nuar lien veszik fel ismet tel
ies iizemet. A vallalat hatalmas
telepet, amely 220O embernek ad
munkat, december 23-an zartak
lie leltarozas es javitasok vegett
azel6tt pedig csak koriilbelHl fel
arovel dolgozott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
szAPORoDIK A vILAG PAPIR
PAPIRPENzE rs ADosAGA.

A fegyverszdnet megkotesevel mem
STINT meg nemzetek papirpenzenek
es ad6ssaganaksa szaporodasa. A habo-
ru alatt q vilag osszes nemzeteinek
eyenkent atlag 40 ezer millid
dollarral szaporodott, mig a fegyver
ziinet utan k0vetllezS esztend6ben
iggyanezen ofszagok 44s ezer millio dol
ar adessagot csinaltak, a masodil;
bekc esztend6ben pedig 4o sezer mil
lot. a haboru alatt azN6sszes orszagok
papirpenze evenkent atlag Q ezer mil
ios aoilarral szaI,orodott, az els6 beke.
evbcn u nilli6vai, az iden pedip
25 ezer milli6 dollarral mott meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
KossUTH GYtjLEs.

- Z. y Al = ~
Felkerjiik Kossuth Egylet
Agjait, hogy vasarnap este 7 ora
kor kezd6d6, ez evben els5 gyiiii-
1esunk6n lehet6leg nagy szamban
'jelenjenek meg, hogy a multi evi
szamadast meghaligassak IS hogy
a kor iigyeit megbeszeljek. Ezen
a gyiilesen fog hatarozni Az eey-
let arr6l, hogy 6riasi batyu bait
rendezzen februar Ten farsang-
FARO mulatsagnak
A tisztikar neveben Ss
Gagyi J6nos eln0k. q
sbagsr Antal titkar. &
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06

penziigyi titkar, BalAsk6 Gyorgy
,beteglatogat6 ellenSr, Orosz Ist-
van, Kalucky Janos, Turner J6-
zsef es Nemenyi Miklos bizottsagi
tagok, Kalucky Janos, Petranszky
JOSEF es Laczo Istvan zaszl6tar-
=tok, Habodasz Gusztav, Kiss And
rasne, Czene Gabor es Horvath
fstvan nagybizottsagi tagok. Hi
vatalos lap: Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap. Az uj tisztikar azonnal
Iletette az eskiit Is elfoglalfa he
Ilyet.
A befizetesek nregkezdese el6tt
harom uj taggal szaporodott az
cgylet, melynek tehat januar
hawaiian 203 jol allo es 4 fiiggesz-
tett taeja volt. Az ev folyaman
.t6riiltek is fagot, negyen elhala-
loztak es az egyletbe 15-en allot-
tax be. Vegiil Nemenyi Mikl6s
ujbol eloadta az egylet jovojere
fontos terveket, amelyeket az e
eelra kikuldott bizottsag dolgozott
ki. A tervek mindegyike refe-
rendum szavazas ala fog keriilni
ia jovo gyiilesen, amikor is a tag
sag arr6l fog hatarozm, hogy
Imegmarad-e a mai befizetesi rend.
seer es mai segelyek mellett
avagy a bizottsag altal el6terjesz
tett tervek egyiket teszi magaeva
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-06
ArLETA hszTuJif5s

A Magyar Atfetaydnb yasar-
nap delutan, hosszu evi kozgyiilest
tartott. Az egylet iigyeit behat6
megbeszeles targyavas tetttsk alta
gok es eppen exert mem jntott ele-
genB lido az ujs tisztikar teljes
negvalasztasara. A tiszfujitast
ezert most vasarnap delutan 2
6rakor kezd6do gyiilesen fogjak
veglegesen megtartani. a klul
vezetSsege kerr astaeokat,. hogy q
|gyiiiesen okvetleniii jelenjenek
meg.