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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-28
'Hirek a Sz. Istvan
Egyhaz korebol



4 SIT. Istvan templomnak mar
sils h6ban $S64.O4 volt a bevete-
le ezzel szemben pedig volt $64o.
q kiadasa. Bevetelet kepeztek
k0vetkez6 tetelek: persely $l8I. I
4s, havidij $22S.50, viragra be-
lott $l13.4O, husveti offera 1886.
So. ajandek $4,000, Sztsir 6reinek
uapypenteki offerab6l $l9.ll,
gyertyara $500, hitk0zsegi kony-
vekert $3.50. Kiadasait kepeztek
kovetkez0 tetelek: Telephone
$500. szen $34.9O, lepedok es tor
l0k $43.43, kimutatas$1 1888, vii
lanvk6rte Csc, gaz (ket havi) $22.
~, villany $7.01. szentsir orelnek
elkiildetett s19.11, ajandek Vi
ragot gyujto leanyoknak $7.42,
plebanos fizetese $10o.34, kantor
dii $4,000. harangoz6 $4,000, ru-
hamosas $500, egyhazmegyei "a
lapra $4,000, virag , eztsirhoz
$58.25. Ha 1864. .O4 bevetelbol
kivonjuk $645.21 kiadast, ugy
AIT latjuk, hogy marcus horol
$218.S3 maradt fol. Februar no
vegen pedig $4O92.4S volt SIT.
Istvan templom keszpenzkeszlete'
ha ehhez adjuk a marciusi marad
va,nyt, ugy kitunik, hogy SIT,
Istvan templomnak marcus We
gen volt $4311.31 keszpenze.
Ksreszteleeek: Sok vasarnap
,hplt .el, hogy egyaltalaban mem
folt kereszteles a SIT. Istvan tenn
plomban es ha volt, alig volt egy
es ritkan kett0. A multi vasarnap
azonban es0vest6l j0tt az isten-
aldas es gyermeket hoztak egy-
szere keresztvizre, ami ITALIAN meg
sohase fordult el6 a SIT. Istvan
templomban. A legujabban meg
keresztelteknek lit adjuk new
sorat: y Karoly, Loska Gustav
es Herenyi Maria fla sziil. aprilis
14-en, kereszteltek aprilis 24-en.
Keresztsz. Kiss Janos es tKalmar
Anna. q Agnes Balindoff Peter
es Dupca Katalin leanya sill. ap-
rilis 13-an. ker. aprilis 23-an Ke-
resztsz. Rankoff HES es Rankoff
Agnes. g Aranka Tlona, Jung
Gyorgy es Wark Anna leanya
szul. aprilis 19, keresz. aprilis "a.
Keresztsziil0k: Snekszer Janos es
Rak Katalin. A. Maria. Soltesz J6-
zsef es Csukras Erzsebet leanya
sziil. aprilis Is, kereszt. aprihS "a.
keresztsziil0k Kacsurah Janos es
Stefan Iona. 81 Tmre, Csillag ia
nos es Horvath Julia sziil. aprilis
4. kereszt. aprilis "a. A keresztszu-
lok nevet elmulasztottak bemon-
DAM. g. Ferenc. Duna J6zsef es
Gazsi Veron fla sziil. aprilis 4-en.
kereszt. aprilis "a. Istvan, Varga
Janos es Reho Paula fla sziil. febr
81, kereszt. aprilis "a. Kereszt-
sziil6k Varga Gabor es yarga Err
zsebet.
Gyaszhir. Folyo no 26-an Macy
temetes volt es szomoruan szoltak
a harangok es hangzottak gyasz-
szertartasok a Scent Istyan tenn
plomban. Az nap kisertek or0k
fiyugalomra szegeny honfitarsun
kat Feher Jozsefet, Szatmary Ma
ria hiiseges ferjet, XII aldozata
lett annak, hogy egy alkalommal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-28
MAHONlNG MEGYEI ECYHAZl HlREK


terhelni Lelkesz vette nyakaba a
yarost Observation-Disclosures az ekesz
A nemes szivu adakozok
neysora lit k0vetkezik:
Nileshol: Moritz Albert $500,
Graef es Kish $500, Zeng Andras
$1.OO, Molnar Sandor $500, Vaszi
Zsigmond $1.O0, Szav6 G.. Janos
so cent, Serbian JOSEF $500, Sor-
ban Ilona so cent, Serbian Lajos
81 LOO, E. Elefant $500, 0sszesen
$24.OO.
Youngstownbol: Marion es
Hiibsh, a Spring Commonl ma
Igyar patika NJ tulajdonosai $500
10th Istvan (Steel ST. $500,
Bertha Janos 5000, Koranyi lst-
van $1.O0, (mindketten 10th lst-
van iizleteben dolgoznak), Hingel
,Janos $500 es nala dolgozo
IDarazsy Ferenc 81 Loo, Koran ia
nos (Steel st. iizletember $500
Barta Sandor iizleulajdonos $500
Barta Peter ugyancsak iizlet tu
laidonos $500, Peli Ferenc cpl
tesz $500, Sulligan Janos iizlet
tulajdonos $500, Omeisz karoly
ST 90, Loshitzer es Engel penz e:
Ihai6jegy iroda $500, Eber Feren'
magyar patika tulajdonos az +
Federation 81 LOO. Henry Turtol
$1.00, Engel, a magyarSag feny
kepesze $500, Kiss Andras 500
Potornay Janos es csaladja $500
Kiraly Istvanne $1.00, 0sszesel
81 dollar. Veg 0sszeg 30-24-5
i105 dollar.
Fogadjak eme nemes szivek a
dakozasukert az otthoni arv
gyermekek altalam nyilvanitot
k0sz0netiiket.
Egyhazunk a levagott orszae 9
reszekb0l Debrecenbe menekiil
Ozvegy papnek es arvaik reszer
$4,000 kiild0tt, melyet hogy meg
: kaptak, a k0vctkez6 jewel ibizC
: nyit.
Nagytiszteletii Uram!
: Mellekelve kUld0m egyiittes ha
las kosz0netiinket, a mely egy
szersmind nyugtazza is AIT, hog,
az 0sszeget mindenki szemelyese
vette fel.
A kiosztast Na9ypepteken de
utan az EN- lakasomon, = imat
saggal kezdtuk = es az Ono
, iranti halaval eltelve, = aldasss
vegeztiik. A kiosztasnal jele
volt Meltosagos Harsanyi Gus;
, tav Curiai bir6. F6tiszteletii El
dos Karoly, debreceni theoligis
lamar, es Mitrovics Gyula Egy'
temi tanar Ur.
Nagytiszteletii Uram, mi t0bbe
szenvedtiink mint nit mar e
birni is lehet ~
alapunk mines, barhova fordu
tunk segelyert, hasztalan vol
Legjobban fajt az, hogy gyerm,
keinket szenvedni lattuk, = e
pen nekem is egy igen jol k6pze
leanyom az Egyetemet vegezt
= es hianyos taplalkozas ,
iruhaZat Matt, tiidocsucs hhrutt
rkapott, es most 10 honapia va
sanatoriumban
Hala Istennek meg van men
We, = de ez volt sorsa le!
t0bb szerenyebb helyzetu tanul
max. Ne feledkezzenek meg F'
lunk Kedves Nagytiszteletu U
ha barmi kis morzsat az On0k j
leteb6l juttatnak hozzam kioszt;
vegett, oh de nagyon illet
helyre fogom AIT juttatni es azol
nal. -
En- is igen szereny helyzetbe
vagyok, = de a mindennapi X
L nyerem hala Istennek mar me,
8 van, :, de ozvegy papne tarsai1
- l.. "A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-28
Hrek a ref. esyhaz
ID korebol Eu

Leikesz: Gerenday Laszl6. Ma
honing Ave. Telefen Bell lag, Auto
matte 1897. Gondnok Geressy San
dor, 41s Dakota st. Telefon Auto
matte 4771. Penztaros Seb6k Ca
Dor, TAI Mahoning Ave. Telefonjai,
mint Ielkesze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-28

Vegre 0r0mmel jelentjiik az
osszmagyarsagnak, hogy a oyer
mex ruhakat elkiild0ttiik Magyar
orszagra. Harom hatalmas ladat
t0lt0tt meg a t0bb mint 500 da-
rabb0l all0 szeretetadomany.
Hogy fognak maid 0riilni azok a
kis sgyermekek amikor megkap-
Jak Hogy fogjak imaba foglalni
azok neveit akik kiild0ttek! A.
hOgy mar irtuk is mlltkor. az ell
kiildesre adakozott Magdics Fe-
rencne $1,000, Tomcsik Jozsefne
$1,000, Balla Sandor $500 es Macy
Bertalan 50 90, 0sszesen $4,000.
AIT hittuk bowen eleg lessz. csak
akkor hiiltiink ell, mikor az Ex-
press Co. szamlajat megkaptuk.
A harom lada elszallitasi diia
$67 80, biztositasuk $500, haz-
tol elvitetesiik $3.50, = 0sszesen
$104.00, azaz szaz negy dollar.
A gyiilekezetet mem akarvan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-28

i Az elmult vasarnap nyert
Janos nevet scent kereszts6gben
kocsis Janos es neje Brassay Er-
zsebet fiucskajuk. Ker. 81. Kaun-
dert Janos es neje Mantovay
Anna.
q Sandor es Albert nevre ke-
reszteltetett Konya Ferenc es ne
je Reti Borbala fiucskajuk. Ker
sz. Tomori Albert es neje Bedzs(
EsZter.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-28

Mar most felhivjuk a magyar
sag figyelmet ARA szini elo-
adasra, melyet a j0v6 h6 vegen
fogunk el6adni a Kossuth K0r
szinpadjan. Hogy annal nagyobb
szorakozast nyujtsunk a k0z0n-
segnek, el6adunk egy-egyfelvo-
nasos vigjatekot feln0ttekkel es
pgy gyermek darabot ami Xxi pro
bait gyermekszineszeinkkel. Uta-
na termeszetesen tame lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-28
REF. EGYLETI GYtttEs

A ref. egyhazi B. S. egylet no
lien tartotta rendes havi k0z-
gyiileset. A gyiiles megnyitasa
utan jegyz0k0nyv felolvastatott
es hitelesitetett. Ket tag aki t6r0l-
tetett marcus havi k0zgyiile-
sen, visszahelycztetet jogaikba.
mivel szemelyesen igazoltak ma
lgokat hogy mem a sajat hibajuk
miatt lettek tdr9lye azegyletbol.
Eek utan a .havi dijak beszedese
volt, mely ekkepen folyt be.
Havidiiakbol $77O0
Marciusi havi; athozat 351o.14
Osszes bevetel $3,5S7,14
|. Aprilis havi kiadas.
Asztalos Aon tagtars 30
napi b. s. ............ $4,000
lropapirert ............ 20
. E,sS .T
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-28

Aprilis 13-an temettuk ell We
hotter Karolyne, sill. Fieth Er-
zsebetet. 30 ewes koraban ragadta
el a halal busul6 ferje mell0l. XII
vel tizenegy even at cit boldog
hazas eletet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07
La ley SEGA ha meioradO mueho

templar ell desenfreno de los infracto-
res, habra hecho una refiexion parcel
da a la que nos hacemos en- este mo-
mento. No es posible-se habra dicho-
borrar en- un dia con una ley las cos
tumbres aficiones
Esta borachera general, que no ha
tenido mas pretexto que la termination
de un afo .es el pleSbicito de los hijos
del Norte. A falta de wiskey bebieron al
cohcl de MADEIRA. 81 faltase este, bebe-
.rian aguarras. Ell problema es perder Ia
cabeza muy alegremente. Que nadie tie
ne derecho pensarian. los bebedores,
a suprimir un medic de olvidar las i'm
purezas de la realidad en- los dias de
esparcimiento.
Decir adios a un ano con cafe con
leche con soda fria resulta diran
clos demasiado inocente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07
Crorlicas de Alerrlania

Domingo de lluvia; triste domingo ber
lines Estamos en- .Lustgarten'' con
templando un espectaculo curioso y emo
cionante. 'Lustgarten' es este oasis
imperial en- medic de la uniforme masa
de la gran ciudad Ell palacio de las glo
rias prusianas. la catedral, los Inuseos;
iun alarde de neoclasicismo que guarda
va la patina de trescientos amos; .repli-
cas- italianas en- piedra sombria y mag
nifcas cupulas verdes .'Lustgarten =
que ha vivido las refulgentes paradas
y ell rigido boato, mantiene firme Ia
grandeza y la dignidad de su arquitec-
tura, y este quizas sea Ell inico sitio de
Berlin donde nos dan.os cuenta de que
vivimos en- Ia capital de un pueblo po-
deroso.
Este lugar, que generalmente Sc We po
Co eoncurrido y en- Ell que Sc nota cierta
afioranza de cascos, espadas y penachos,
ofrece hoy una animation extraordina-
ria. Es una multitud enorme la que le-
ma la plaza; la mayoria son obreros,
hombres silenciosos y atentos, con la ma
nc en- yel enves de la oreja para recoger
las palabras que Sc pierden en- La hume
dad del aire. Sobre eSta multitud Sc han
levantado unos oradores sinultaneos que
hablan a los distintos grupos, porque
seria impossible que un solo orador los
alcanzara tcdos. Los oradores son je-
fes del partido soeialista independents
y del partido comunista aleran. Han
improvisado su tribuna. Uno habla des-
de las escaleras de la catedral, otro des
de Ell monumento de Guillermo I, otro
desde la puerta del Museo de Escultura
o desde las graderias del palacio. Mien-
tras en- un grupo de oyentes Sc hace un
absolute silencio, en- otro, grupo suenan
los tres vivas litdrgicos los gritos de
protestas Entire los oradores hay una
mujer la companera Frida Wulff'
Las palabras que Sc dirigen al publ
co son las misrnas en- todas las tribu-
mas; no Sc trata de gfandes parrafos nj
oraciones complicadas; Sc trata de ex-
plicar un hecho Y alzar una protesta.
En- 81 de diciembre, los tribunales de
Ia reaccion hungara condenaron a diez
individuos que durante Ell fugaz bolshe-
vikismo magyar fueron conasarios del
pueblo De los ex comisarios, cuatro son
sentenciados a muerte Y seis cadena
perpetua. Y no llablan solo de este los
oradores; cuentan cosas horribles: mi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07

llares de proletarios asesinados, ropug-
nantes escenas en- las carceles, hombres
mutilados y mujeres forzadas. Estas vio
lencias cometidas contra ell proletaria-
do hiingaro duelen en- ell rostro del pro-
letrariado a1eman. La voz de estos guias
populsres Sc inhama con las palabras
'iini6n'' 'lucha "revolucion 'reac
cionarismo', poder militar', pueblo
etc. Suenan las notas ltigubres de
La International Como aqui hay SO
cialistas independientes y comunistas, Sc
promueven algunos conhictos, pero 10 en-
cullen TODD ell magnitco orden, la re.
igiosidad girls, la pesada discipline y
la buena fe tantas yeces observados en-
actos semejantes.
Como ell que este escribe es un des-
graciado sentimental quien impresio-
nan mucho las multitudes 2 los contras
tes, tiene que declarar que en- la asam-
blea de 'Lutsgarten'' habia un refejo
de algo nuevo Y grandioso que no quie-
70 profundizar nj considerar; solo lie
irnporta decir que lo Que representa- ell
prestigio de tanta piedra imperial, jun
to con Ia nasa viFavecogida dentro del
circulo de esta nsisma piedra, constituye
uno de estos interesantfsimos espectacu-
los los que nos van acostumbrando
los acontecimientos que de seis afios aca
Sc desarrollan en- Ell triste planeta donde
vivimos
Entire los oradores, reconozco un ros-
tro que otras veces he contemplate en-
su encendida actitud tribunicia. Es el
famoso Crispien ,el que dio cara zino
wiev en- Halle Sc retro del Congreso
con toda Ell ala derecha del partido in
dependence Crispien es lno de los mejo-
res tribunos de la plebe que posee la
Alemania actual, y una de las fguras mas
vivas mas interesantes del Reichstag.
Hay en- ell aspecto de este hombre no
Sc que de bohemia meridional, de artis-
ia infeliz y fracasado con sus nselenas,
su corbata su gran sombrero negro.
Recuerdo que una vez lie vi en- un barrio
miserable de Berlin; iba Crispien solo,
como un empleado humilde, como un
obrero cualquiera. Y me produjo cierta
impression verle mi lado sin aparato de
ninguna clase, sin que NADIA pregonara
en- 6l: ''Aqui pasa ell sefior Crispien,
que es uno de los hombres mas importan
ties de Alemania."
Jose Maria DE sAGARRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07

Ell PUERTO RICO SA-
NATORIUM Sc complace
en- manifestar a su numero
sa clientele que cumple su
primer afio de estar dedica-
do a casoS de MATERNI-
DAD y GINECOLOGIA, no
registrando en- todo ese item
po un solo case de defun-
cion. Por que?-La contes-
tacion es muy sencilla: Por
su excelente servicio clini-
co. Para informes dir1jase a
la superintendent Ana L.
Davila de Circuns, Tel6fono
174, Santurce, o al Aparta-
de No. 1882, San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-07

En- todos los Estados Unidos Sc ha
celebrado ell aio nuevo-dicen los pc
ri6dicos de Nueva York-como 81 no
hubiera existido la ley SEGA. Pur las
GALES de Nueva York circulaban los
ciudadanos con una gran borrachera
en- el cerebro y una elOcuente botella
de alcohol en- la inano.
Este tribute al dios Baco ha sido la
mas terminate protesta los princi-
pios morigeradores que inspiraron los
miensbros del Congreso cuando Iegisla-
ron en- contra de los bebedores. La ce-
lebraci6n del nuevo afio con una gran
strdpita demuestra que los hijos del
Norte no aceptan Ell prohibicionismo.
En- los tranvias, en- el 'subway"
en- los restaurantes y hoteles, hasta en-
los teatros. aparecian las bebidas en-
manos de los contumaces adoradores del
alcohol Un pensador serene, al con-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-31
MORE WORK IN.
PENNSYLVANIA.
NON QNION.FIELDS
Actual Comparative Con-
aditions shoRn By Off,
ciaI Reports

Working conditions in the non
union fields continue to show up
decidedly better than the FaIrmont
field, according. to the tigures OF
the United States Geological Sur
vey for the weeks ending August
o and 13. II
During the week ending August
8 the westmoreland mines were
working 4s.8 per cent. OF normal
capacity while during the week
ending August 10 they were run
ming 81. Tho Somerset field for
the week ending August was run.
ming 5s.6 per cent. and for the week
ending August 10, 1915 per cent.
For the week ending August 6 the
Fairmont field was running 30.s per
cent, and the week ending August
70, 80 per cent.
ceNSel. Changed.
G. II. Tarleton, general manager
Of the West Virginia district Of the
Consolidation Coal company, today
announced that effective tomorrow
Continued on page nIne)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-31
Military Control
Again In B Belfast
[Ry AssoelAtedI preRll

BELFAST, Aug. 31,-Ths mill.
tary, It was announced at midday,
will assume control OF Belfast with.
In an hour as asrestilt OF repreBen.
tation by the Lord Mayor as TO the
urgent necessity OF aitording the
city protectionli IN view Of! the. fierce
fighting and rioting in progress.
By mid afternoon with the fight.
Ing stills sproceed edlngs In some areas
between the Ulster ;Loyalists and
the Sim Feiners the death roll
since Monday night had reached
n. Scores have been wounded but
the exact number % not known.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-31
PElNNSYL VlANLA. MINERS.
GUNS AT HOME.
Marching Men In Fayette County Quickly Stopped By
Sheriff, Deputy and a Light
Machine Gun

disposition on the part of the men
to comply and the sheriff said be
took his light machine gun out Of
the automobile. The men I'm.
mediately retired but di dnot leave
the village !. Sheriff Shaw sent In
a call for the state police and
Sergeant Freeman responded with
his detachment.
|, They searched a dozen or more
of the miners and tlnging them
without firearms allowed them to
go. They then continued theIi
march through the district al
Brter Hill another mining village
where they were reported to have
taken the operator from the cage
in the shaft, thus preventing men
from entering the workings.
Sheriff Shaw soon reached the
place and operations were resum
ed.
The Rainey and other miners iu
the marching column are unorgan.
lied and according to union off
cials have no connection with the
United Mine Workers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-31
.HBNRIGk CLEARED
OF UGLY CHARGE
Pays Fine For Driving
RecklessIy, How
ever

s. S. Hamrick was ezonerated Of
all charges Of driving an automo-
bile on the streets Of the city while
intoxicated in police court this
morning when the city was unable
to produce any evidence to sup
port the charge. He pleaded guilty
to reckless driving and was fined
$40 which he paid.
Morgan Stanley was fined S. for
reckless driving, after being arrest
ed on State street by Chief SnIder.
E. r. Kaufman paid a fine OF SO
for running by a traffic signal at
the corner Of Main and Jefferson
streets, n
H. r. Jones was ordered into
court on the same charges but was
dismissed.
In the absence OF Mayor Con.
away Director Arnett again presld.
edfat police court. this morning.
E . HIa-4.t.HsH
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-31
Won TETER N
REVENUE SERVICE
Well Known Glass Man
To Become Zone
Deputy

Won Teter who for the past nine
years has been associated with the
Fairmont Window Glass company,
will tomorrow assume the position
Of zone deputy for the internal
revenue serylce.
Mr.. Teter's appointment, which
comes from EQrmeg Govern or al.
6ti iefp pbeft ssetieg
! tof fut the state Of West Virginia
taEriyed yesterday. His territory Is
lMarionS and Taylor counties and
his duties in the main will be to
make adjustments and check up
the revenue departments work In
his district. He succeeds D. E.
Thompson, OF this city.
Mr.. Teter Is ons sot the best
known young business men Of Fair
mont and In addition to being we'll
known In the glass trade he has
been very prominent in musical
circles, having been connected with
the Greater Fairmont band In Yari.
GUS capacities.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-31
LRy AIsoeIated Pressl

A9s sAAASSAAFhSA = ASs9A
UN1oNTowN, Pa, Aug. 81
Striking miners of the W. j. Raj.
ney Coal and Cove Company
marching into Allison. Pa to
bring out the miners OF the su.
perior Coal and Coke Co., there
were today dispersed by Sheriff I.
]. Shaw, OF Fayette county, and
one deputy by a display Of ma
chine guns. State police under
Sergeant Freeman later took oyeI
the situation.
The Rainoy company last week
announced a reduction In wager
and its men went out. This morn
ing they set out for the Superior
Mines with the ayowed intent OF
having the miners there Join them.
Word Of the march was sent to
Sheriff Shaw in Uniontown and
he Immediately set out With
Deputy Brady for Allison.
Arriving they faced the crowd
of miners and the sheriff ordered
them to go home. There was no
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HOMER MARTIN
REPORTS TO-DAY
Detained at Home By Ill
ness In Is Good
Condition

DEER PARK, Nd, Aug, 81
The, arrival of Homer Martin, star
full-baek Of the 1920 eleven, was
the feature Of this mornings prac-
hce for the West Virginia football
squad here. Martin had been de-
hyed at home by illness in the fam.
ily. He Immediately jumped into
q uniform and seemed to have lost
nothing by missing the first two
days Of work, as he Kicked and
passed with the best Of them. as
Is Spears custom the morning
workout was light, consisting
largely Ia pnntingI passing and
catching the ball. Davies contfn.
ned his fine kicking and ziebell and
Gfaddock did especially good work
IN catching pints.
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ONE MORE EFFORT
FOR K|INAIINIIS Al CLUB
Traffic Betterment sug-
.gestion Made at Club. ].
Meeting Today

The action taken by the Kiwanis
club today will likely spoil q va.
cation for Larry, the sport writer
Of The West Yirginian, who had
Intended being well on his vaca.
tion by Saturday, September TO-.
But with the Rlwanians playing
the Metz girls team, composed OF
high school girls and graduates Of
Metz on that date, the vacations
off. Mose Kline had not planned
any more games this year, but the
club is anxious to help the Fair.
mont High School Football team,
and a game with the Metz girl
baseball team, seems the best bet,
so the challenge nf the ladies' was
accepted today The hour at which
the game starts Is yet to be fixed,
although the princely sum OF
twenty.flye cents was set as the
charge at the gate.
Bert Knight presented for con.
sideration at the weekly luncheon.
today, certain changeS which he
felt would better traffic condition
In the city. The more important
OF his suggestions was to have
tie show cases on Adams street
done away with, Another was to.
cut eight inches off the width OF
each pavement on Adams street,
thereby widening the street one.
foot, four inches. Another was to-
have some action taken regarding
parking automobiles on Monroe
street where they seriously In
terfere With the exit Of the city
fire apparatus In time OF fire. The
traffic committe was given charge
Of the suggestions, and It Ii prob.
able that some action win be taken
later on some Of them.
Major Smith still being absent
on his European tour, and Clyde
s. Holt being engaged in moving.
Jack Abbott filled the chair.
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BANK ROBBERS FAIL
At TTU.NAELT0N.
'Sheriffs Of Three Counties.
Are Locking For
Five Men

MoRGANTowN, Aug. 31.-Fivt
masked bandits .made an unsuc-
cessful attempt to rob the Tun-
Melton bank at Tunneltoa, Preston
county, shortly before noon today
when the men entered the bank
and drew pistols on Cashier John
]. McKine, Jr.
He dropped behind the counter
and set the burglar alarm changing.
Tie bandits fled from the bank.
The sherlfts of Preston, Mononga.
liza and Taylor counties are watch
ing for the bandits who were re-
ported to be headed toward Nor
gantown.
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REAL MONEY

II Tally has officially recognized
i that America has taken tie place
of Great Britain as the worlds fin
aneial center BY changing from the
pound sterling to the gold dollar, as
The. basis Of the Italian gold Ira. The
reason. ,tnoffcialIy stated. is hat
dollars are real money, the best
money in the world"
Rather jarins to British pride,
but these are days that government.
as well as individuals must deal il
realities instead oftradiions. Aho
certainly the British pound sterling
as the basis Of International exchange
values is a tradition.