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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
kasszalopas
Egy 500 font sulyu kasszat az ut
cara cipeltek. - Felt0rtek, de
keveset talaltak benne.

Vasarnap hajnalban Cohen
Aronnak Woodland es Glen
wood utcak sarkan lev8 iizleteb0l
3 bet0r6 egy 500 fontnyi sulyu
kasszat emelt ell. Zsakmanyuk
azonban csak n6hany dollar valtd-
penz volt.
A kaszat oft talaltak meg, a
hova a rabl6k hurcoltak.
Az iizlethelyis6g f0lott lak6
Mrs. A. Staff gyanus z0rejt hal
lott fs cl6bb AIT hitta, hogy AIT a
ifgSzekrenyben lecsuSzo jeg okoz-
"a. de az ablakon at megpillan-
totta a harom bet0r6t, amint a
kaSSzat az utcara cipeltek. Lar
mat csapott, mirc a jomadarak
megszoktek. A helyszinere sietett
Bremen kapitany es rend6sei meg
aIlapitottak, ,hogy a kasszat az
jizlet hats6 r6szeb0l egy mellette
Gpiilt GARRISON keresztiil vittek
Xxi az utcara. A kassza k0zeleben
automobil SZarszamok hevertek
Ezeket is elvittek a bet0r0k, hogy
segits6giikkel a vas kasszat fel-
nyissak. Az iizletbe pinceb0I
masztak fel. Az eset a Mill Greek
parkt6l k0riilbeliil 200 yardnyira
t0rtent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
JATEK A PISZTOLLYAL.

A 888 Tod ave. alatt lak6 Har-
yer Maria asszony egy 38-as kali
berii revolvergoly6t6l megserul-
We, sulyos allapotban keriilt va
rosi k6rhazba. Vilmos newt ewes
kisfia megtalalta atyja revolve
. ret, megtoltotte, elsiit0tte Is
goly6 anyja jobb oldalaba fur6
dott.
Harverne lakasanak. emeleten
epen lefektetni kesziilt harom
gyermeket, mid6n kis Vilmos
megtalalta a szekreny tetejen
atyja revolveret es mellette ha-
ver6 t0ltenyeket. Kezebe vette a
fegyvert, toltenyt tett belle es ja-
tekosan anyjat vette celba, aki
csecsemojevel karjaban egy agy
fole hajolt. A fegyver elsilt a
golyo altestenek jobb oldalaba
hatolt.
A loves zajara az id6sebb Har-
yer Vilmos felrohant az emeletre
es ment6kocsin varosi k6rhaz-
ba vitette feleseget. Az asszony
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L |

allapota sulyos es eletbeptartasa-
ra ITALIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lesz
sziikseg.
Mr.. Harver AIT allitja, hogy a
pisztoly mar nyolc ev ota van bir-
tokaban, de sohasem hevertette
ait szabadon. Nemreg azonban
gyanus kiilsejii alakokat latott a
haz k0zaleben k0borolni, ami ARA
inditotta, hogy a pisztolyt, mely-
b6l a t0ltenyeket l<ivette, a seek
r6nyre tegye. A korhazi orvosok
szerint Harverne az ejszakat nyu-
godtan tolt0tte ts fel6piiles6re
kedvez0k a kilatasok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
VERHOvAY GYtjLES

A Verhovay Segely egylet
108-ik fi6kja vasarnap delutan
nepes gyiilest tartott. A tagok
mpgszivlelt6k tisztikar felhiva-
sat es a 27S tag KOHL 262 teljesen
elintezte befizeteseit, amelyek ez-
uttal utoljara t0rtentek a regi
alapszabaly szerint. Igen sokan
befizettek a hivatalos lap utan az
6v els6 het h6napjara jar6 35 cen
teket. A t0bbiek keretnek, hogy
AIT okvetleniil fizessek be a j0v6
gyiilesen. Az NJ alapszabaly sze-
rint a j0v6ben a hivatalos lap dij-
ia mar a havi befizetesbe lesz
szamitva.
Az egylet szivesen foeadta a
Scent Tstvdn cgylct mcghivdsat a
I20 ewes jubileumra ARA hivata-
loSan klkuldotek egy II tagrl
bizottsagot Debrovszky Andras
vczet6se alatt es felhivtak a tago-
kat, hogy mennel naeyobb szam-
ban jelenjenek meg a Verhvovay
agylet lobogoja alatt a tcmplom-
ban es a banketten augustus
81 EN-. Ugyancsak kiutaltak a ju-
bilal6 egylet penztara szamara $25
ajandekot.
A masodik negyedevi SIAM
adast, amely $493.5O tiszta szapo-
rodast mutatott fel a fi0k vagyo-
naban egyhaneulag plfoeadtak.
miutan a szamvizsgal6 bizottsao
az osszes konyveket legnagyobb
rendben talalta. A szamadas ada
tai a k0vetkez6k:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14

Eskiivo. Julius 12-en eskiidtek
0r0k hiiseget Papai
Laszl6 es Kazup Ida. Tanuk vol
talk: Geressy Sandor 6s Szab0
Lajos.
Keresztelesek. A multi vasarnap
kereszteltettek meg a kovetke-
z6k: R6za es Etel nevre KovacS
Peter es neje Macy Borbala le-
anykaja. Ker. 81. Balog Janos
es neje Macy Maria.
Tr6n 6s R0za nevre Beganyi
Zsigmond 6s neje Ban Verona
leanykaja. Ker, 81. Farkas Lajos
es neje Macy ErZsebet, Spring
daleb6l.
A tanitas mind a ket iskolank-
ban szorgalmasan folyik. Ha a
gyermekek tovabbra is ilyen szor-
galommal tanulnak es ha otthon
sziil6k mindennap kikerdezik a
gyermekeket abb6l amit delel6tt
tanulnak es elismeteltetik7 veliik,
akkor ITALIAN meg a multi evinel is
szebb eredmenyt tudunk felmu-
tatni.
Az egyhaz presbitereinek cine
Stealtonban
Kan0cz Tstvan 1929 Florenc ave.
Seb6 Lajos 1919 Manhattan
Hajdu Pal 1900 Buttles ave.
Gomez Gyula ellen6r, Richwiew
424 Szam.
Brierhillen
Gomez Mihaly Crescent st. 512.
DicsG b. Istvan Crescent st. BIG
Szadai Benjamin Central ave.
1919.
Balog Balazs 1909 Lilac. st.
Kantor Peter 111S Hazlep st.
Hazelton
Bernat Oreszt 1O5 Cherry St.
Hajdu Kalman 20 Morley st.
South Side
Szab6 Istvan jegyzo, 534 Tindal
Avenue w
Farkas Peter 315 Alexander st.
Menyhert Janos 610 Mabel st.
Juhasz JOSEF or. 1874 Gibson st.
Gal Lajos 525 Samuel st.
E. Youngstown
10th Ferenc 41-7th st.
Vekany Janos 43 Washington ST.
Vezse Mihaly Box 35.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14

Magyarok! Penzeteket az idegenek
akarjak, kerik, de ii erdeketekben
nit tettek7 Parolaznak veletek, ha
bajban vagytok? Gondolkozzatok! 8
ha penzt akar l1iildeni, haj6iegyet ven
nj, okmanyra van sziiksege, fordujon
az ont erdem szerint partol6 0reg, is
inert bankarhoz. Cimem a r6gi:
INTERNATIONAL BANK
G.. v. HAMORY
1910 N. Phelps St., Youngstown. o.
Az Erie Depothoz k0zel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14

k0vetkez0:
Kedves magyar testverek!
Husz ev hosszu id6 egy ameri-
kai magyar egylet eleteben. Husz
eve leSz most, auguSZtuS 21-en,
hogy mi youngsowni Scent Ist-
van r6mai es g0r0g katholikus
magyar betegsegelyz6 egyletiink
megalakult. Husz ev 6ta becsiilet-
tel szolgaltuk ugy tagjaink, mint
az 0sszmagyarsag ugyeit. Husz
even at sok beteget segitettiink.
sok 0zvegynek es arvanak k0ny-
nyeit t0r0ltiik lie.
Husz ewes jubileumunkat pagy
iinnepseggel kesziiliink megiilni
Scent Istvan napjan: augustus
21-en: vasarnap.
Delelott a Youngstown Scent
Tstvan templomban: S54 Wilson
ave-, Macy disz mise lesz. Este a
Kossuth K0rben: 124 East Fede-
raj str. Macy bankett lesz.
Unnepsegeinkre szives magya-
ros szeretettel hivjuk meg az
Onok egyletet. Unnepeljink e.
gyiitt, inert csak 0sszetartassa7
erhetiink valamire. A mi iinne.
pink, k0rnyekbeli magyarsag
max is iinnepe.
Ha egyletiik elfogadja ezer
meghivasunkat, ugy k6rjiik erte
sitS6k
ANDREAs HOFFER
7161a John St., Youngstown, o
titkarunkat, hogy hanyan jon
mex, hogy ugy a templomban
mint a banketten helyet biztosit
hassunk vendegeinknek es me egfe
lel6 szamu helyrol gondoskod
hassunk.
Remeljiik, hogy meghivasun
kat szivesen fogadjak es hogy
tagjaik KOHL szamosan jelennel
meg Mahoning es Shenangj
volgye magyarsagnak egyik leg
szebb iinnepen.
Szives ertesitesiiket kerve, ma
radunk igazi magyar testveriseg
gel:
Balasko Gy0rgy, Hoffer Andras
eln0k. titkar.
Hahodasz Gusztav,
Kal6czky Janos,
Czene Gabor,
Ifj. Galambossy Gyorgy,
T0r0k JOSEF,
bizottsagi tagok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
A TULAJDONOS

sajat maga ada ell 6 szobas hazat,
a mely csak harom blockra van a
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, 1921-07-14
REF. EGYLET GYULESE

Felkerjiik a ref. ferfi es moi
egylet 0sszes tagjait, hogy vasar-
nap delutan 2 orakor az egyhaz
gyiilestermeben megtartand6 rem
des havi gyiilesen lehet6leg teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg.
Sebok Gabor, elnok.
Szab6 P. Istvan, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14

verte gazdajanak, Schiller Hnrik tigy-
vednek feleseget. A kommun alatt
exert eletfogytiglani fegyhazra itel-
TEX, de az iteletet kommun bukasa
utan Observation-Disclosures.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
MEGGYILKoLTA A GAzDAJAT

A budapest torvenyszeken most fog
iak ujbol targyalni Schmidt Anna
gyilkos cseledleany iigyet. Ez tudvale-
v5leg kommun alatt fejszevel agyor-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
mE koreb0l Gm

Leikesz: Gerenday Laszl6. Ma
honing Ave. Telefon Bell 142, Auto
matte 1897. Gondnok Geressy San
dor, 413 Dakota st. Telefon Auto
matte 4771. Penztaros Seb6k Ga
Dor, TAI Mahoning Ave. Telefonjai,
mint lelkesze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
GYASzESET

Nilesban, a Depot st. 526 szamn
hazban lak6 Danyi Janos honfi-
tarsunkat es feleseget sulyos csa-
pas erte. Szombaton ejjel - egy
rovid betegseg k0vetkezteben fel-
l6pett hatgerincbaj folytan =
Etelka nevii kisleanyuk csendesen
elhunyt. A gyermek a jov6 h6-
nap 13-an toltotte volna be 0t0-
dix evet. A csalad csak nehany
h6napja lakik Nilesban. Az fl6nk
6s szeretetremflt6 gyermek ell
vesztes6t a csalad 6s baratai me-
lyen fajlaljal1. A lesujtott szjil6-
k0n xviii het leanytestvere 6s ket
fivere gyaszoljak. A SIT. Istvan
temet6ben helyeztek 6r0k nyuga-
lomra a kis halottat. A temet6si
szortartast Varlaky f6tisztelendd
nr vegezte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-14
Jubileumi keszul0desek
A Youngstown es kornyeki ma
gyar egyletek szivesen fogadjak
a Scent Istvan egylet meghivasat

Mar eddig t0bb mint Is egyle-
tet es harom egyhazat hivott meg
a Scent Tstvan egylet az august
tbs Glen tartand0 20 ewes fen
allasi jubileumra. Orommel hall
juk, hogy a.magyar egyletek ndm
ntasitjak vissza a meghivast es
nemcsak elfogadjak AIT, hanem
tagjaikat felsz6litiak, hogy tel
ies szamban ielenjenek meg a fe-
nyes egyhazi iinnepelyen 6s az
AIT k0vet6 nagy banketten. Az
egylet jubileumi bizottsaga meg
hiv6kat kiild az 0sszes Mahoning
6s Shcnang6 v0lgyi magyar egy-
leteknek. A meghiv6 Sz0vege a
k0vetkez6:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13
Harding Will
Not Make Trip,
Olcott Advised

President Harding will not be
able to accompany the COVE ors
of the United States on their "Trip
to Alaska in July, according to a
letter received this morning by
Governor Olcott in reply to an in
vitation urging the nations execu-
tive to participate in the junket,
which is scheduled for July 20.
Declaring that it is his inten-
tion to visit the west, including
Alaska, if it is at all possible,
some time during the forthcoming
summer, President Harding adds,
however, that "it is going to be
wholly out of the question for me
to get to the west coast so early
as the time set for the conference" :"
In letter received from M. G.
Riley of Madison, Wis, secretary
to the governors conference, 1t is
shown that sixteen governors have
signified their intention to make
the Alaskan trip, fifteen have de-
clared their inability to go and
five are as yet uncertain.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13
Harbord
.C,hOSen
AS Aide

Washington, May Is. - Selec-
tion of General John j. Pershing
to be chief of staff of the army
was announced today by Secretary
Weeks.
General Pershing will assume
his new duties July /, succeeding
Major General Peyton C. Marsh.
His assistant will be Major Gen
eral James G. Harbord, who was
General Pershing's principal staff
assistant in France before he as
sumed command Of the service of
supply.
AS chief of staff, Secretary
Weeks said, General Pershing win
direct training of the regular army
and organized reserves which he
will command in the event of ac-
tive field operations before his re-
tirement. He will retain the du-
ties recently assigned to him as
chief of the war staff being Or
ganized.
General Harbord, as assistant
chief Of staff, will take over all
OF the administrative details here
tofore handled by the chief of
staff, Mr.. Weeks announced, leav-
ing General Pershing free to direct
the organization and training Of
the army Of the United States as
whole. including the national
guard and the organized reserves.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13

The Catholic population OF Mo-
relia was much incensed Sunday
when radicals entered severai
churches there, broke many images
and eventually placed their red
flag on the cathedral tower. A
demonstration of protest was held
yesterday, according to dispatches
received here, but was broken up
by police, aided by federal soldiers,
when clashes with jeering radicals
on the side lines threatened seri-
Gus trouble.
o The demonstration was resumed
again in the evening. Vicente
Coyt, inspector Of police, led a
large unit of fully armed
gendarmes against the demonstra-
tors, few OF whom carried arms,
The latter refused the demand OF
Coyt that they disperse and when
a volley was fired over their heads.
the dispatches state, they charged
at the police, who levelled their
guns at the crowd. The Catholics,
some of whom were women, were
dazed at the action Of the police.
and seeing their comrades lying
dead in the streets, fled in panic.
General Garcia, chief of mill
tary operations in the state of
Michoacan, and General Mugica,
governor Of the state, combined
their forces to restore order and
present further outbreaks, which
It is feared will occur.
The. latest dispatches from Mo-
relia to Excelsior indicate intense
bitterness is being manifested
against the extreme action of Coyt,
which is believed here to have
been unwarranted. Coyt, who led
the police personally, was injured
and three OF his men were among
those killed. Isaac Arriaga, social
ist leader in Morelia and head of.
the agrarian commission there,
also was killed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13
Gasoline And
Gas Prices In
Portland Drop

Portland, Or, May 13.-An ad-
ditional decrease in the price OF
gas was announced by the Port
land Gas & Coke company today.
The reduction will be combined
with new schedule of rates now
being prepared by the public serv-
ice commission.
The new cut is the result of a
reduction today of rs cents a bar
rel in the cost of fuel oil.
This reduction added to the 20
cents barrel reduction announ-
ced on May 5, will give the com
mission total of As cents bar
rel on which to base the new
Schedule.
Fred Williams, chairman Of the
public service commission, issued
a statement at Salem upon receipt
of the gas company's message in
which he said that the investiga-
tion now being conducted would
be continued to guarantee that the
patrons of the company will re-
ceive the benefit of every reduc-
tion in the manufacturing cost OF
the gas.
Coincident with the announce
ment of the reduction in the price
of fuel oil, the oil companies op-
Grating in Portland all announced
a reduction Of two cents a gallon
in the price in the open market.
The price is now 2S cents a gal
Ion. This price includes a state
tax of two cents a gallon.
The gasoline reduction was di-
rectly due, it was announced, to
the reduction in the price Of fuel
oil which dropped today from
s2.35 to $2.10 barrel in the Port
land market.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13

this afternoon. "As yet l don't
know what they'll think Of it, but
I'm going to put my plans before
them anyway"
For a small cost, the chief ar
gues, a suitable camera might be
purchased and as a result of which
forgers. bad check artists and 9TH
er criminals who may be caught
here may leave their likenesses af-
ter they have departed In case
any of these men might be sought
afterward for similar crimes their
pictures might be forwarded to Of
ficers of other cities.
In case the council acts favorab-
ly on Chief Moffitt's suggestion,
the basement Of the city hall i'm
mediately below the police station
viii be used as a gallery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13
Bankers Play
Legion Tonight

A team selected from baseball
fans of different banking institu-
tions Of Salem will play represent
atives of the Twilight league on
Willamette field at 6 o'clock.
II. J. Wenderoth, manager OF
the bankers, has announced that he
will select his team from the fol-
lowing men: Smithers, Sueing,
Wenger, MARI, Townsend, Doan,
Waterspiel. Astell, Simpson,
Grimes and Harris.
The American Legion team has
not been announced as yet.
The first two games Of the Twi-
light league have been shutouts
for the losers and the game tonight
is expected to offer an exciting
contest.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13
Big Meet
OfSchools
Tomorrow
County Schools Will
Compete for Track
and Basketball Cham
piollships Tomorrow

six high schools of the counsy
outside Of Salem will compete for
track honors on Willamette field
tomorrow afternoon following the
baseball games which will be play
ed in the morning to decide the
county championship.
The first event of the day will
be the baseball game between
Buena Crest and Marion grade
schools to decide the county cham
pionship, called for 3 o'clock in
the morning. Following this will
be the game between the Wood
burn and Stayton high schools
played for the same purpose. The
grade school track meet will be
held at the same time high school
events are taking place.
Cups will be given winners of
the games as well as to the schools
winning the highest number of
points in the meets, and for the re-
lay and mile races. Individual
prizes are to be warded individuals
taking each event.
No school will be allowed to en-
ter more than two contestants of
each event and all entrees must be
made in the morning to l.. O.
Hoppe, manager of the meet and
principal of the Woodburn high
school. No event will take place
unless two entrees are made.
Eleven events will be staged in
both the grade school and high
meets, entrees having been al
ready made for each. They are:
1OO-yard dash, 440-yard run, $50
yard run, one mile run, relay, pole
vault, running broad jump. stand
ing broad jump, high jump, shot
put and discus throw.
The high schools entered are:
Woodburn, Silverton, Hubbard,
Jefferson, Min City and Stayton.
The eptries in the grade school
meet are not yet completed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13
Fugitive Mail
Robber Escapes
Pursuing Posse

Napa, Cal, May 13.-Search
for Roy Gardner, escaped mail
bandit, was virtually given up
by Sheriff Charles Harris today
when it was determined that
Gardner had evidently slipped
through a ring Of armed deputies
and farmers that had surrounded
him in Gordon canyon, near here,
the sheriff's office announced.
The sheriff and deputies return
ed today but a small posse OF
farmers remained at the scene
and continued the hunt for Gard
ner.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13
Salem Cops Want Rogue
!, Gallery
Help Of Council Sought

-aa', tell the nearest ma
to rage the staff nboto-
,'..'i- -. Al night mister. take the
and get off at the f,r.t
-: !. The south. And look ss
m : possible. We want our
Al ! IPls.sias ,.sas to the eye"
k,-i,~..sA - Which takes place is an
-. - p. sesne laid at the ss,s,., ! IN
~ : @ssioa. ~ But. should '"iS,a 'ha
- !. caisf Of Police Motif, ms rs
i..l'us consideration 'l.t sir,e Ie
~ 81 nay really be for,bcon,- ' @,,n,-
4 vs-s. .saf future. Chief Mot
1S ! rOsue's gallery. ~''-
= tls ,.- 80 to ask the council
Suasary equipment Mt st
k,s = asstings in he ,ss. :.
s A0tfitt announced
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13
lloyd George Says Poles Violating Treaty
Pershing Named Staff Chief
Government May
Haze TO Finance
Railroad Deficit

Washington May 13-Unless way is found to IN
crease revenues and reduce expenses the railway deficit
VIII have to be met from the national treasury Chairman
Cummns of the senate interstate committee de-
cared today at hearings the general railway situation
Chairman Cummns said that the total loss sustained by
the during &c months of its control of railroads
estimated by the director general of the railroad admin
istration at $1,2000OOO00 Considering railroad claims
conflicting with the government the chairman said the total
$25OO 100000 and he gave his est
mate 100000 the final loss which the government
was likely to sustain.
Tha situation challenges the permanency of private
ownership" he declared.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13
of Bergdoll
Admits She Buried
$1O5,OOO In Gold

in gold obtained from the treasury
in the fall of 1917. She refused
to give any information regarding
the burial place, but indicated 1t
was not as far away from Phila-
delphia as Hagestown.
Asked where the gold was now,
Mrs. Bergdoll replied:
I'm my possession and buried in
the same place l first put it."
Counsel for the committee said
it was important to know If it was
near Hagerstown. Maryland.
mo" she said. Il never was
around there in my life" adding
that nobody else knew its location.
The witness said she had been
told by the late D. Clarence Glib
honey, her attorney, that he was
on the advice OF Judge
John w. Wescott in efforts to OBJ
tain the release OF her son.
81 did not understand, however
that Judge Wescott was one Of my
lawyers" she added.
Mrs. Bergdoll said she never
heard Of Growers pot Of buried
gold until after the escape.
A week ago, Mrs. BergdUll tes-
titled. she sent Grover, who is in
Germany, $4,000.
THAT is all I've ever given him
since his arrest" she added.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13
Sugar Advances
On Frisco Mart

San Francisco, May 13.-Tbe
price OF sugar advanced today
from the record low price which
has been in effect for three days,
the two local refineries announc-
ing a 20 cent increase in fine
sugar, making the
price $40 a hundred pounds to
jobbers. for cane sugar. Beet su-
gar increased ten cents to $3.50.
Higher prices paid in New
York for Cuban raw sugar Is re-
sponsible for the increase. IL was
announced by refiners who also
stated that indications did not
point TO further price climbing
unless a sigh tariff was placed on
suiar.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13

Too Deep, Folks.

Spencer. Mass, May 13.--
Speaking of mix-up families.
When Mrs. Catherine Demarco
and Louis Gagner were married
here
The bride became the sister
in-law Of her son-in-law, John
Gagner.
The bridegroom became the
stepfather Of his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Gagner's daughter.
John Gagner, brother of
Louis, married the new Mrs.
Gagner's daughter, Jennie,
some time ago, therefore, his
new sister-in-law is also his
mother-in-law.
Another daughter of Mrs. De-
Marco Gagner married another
brother Of Louis Gagner, who
by mis- marriage to their mother
became their stepfather.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13
Berg Arrested for
Speeding; Mr.. Mills
Fined Ten Dollars

Another alleged speeder. A. H,
Berg, was overtaken by Bert
Smith, county traffic officer, yes
terday afternoon, and was placed
under arrest. He is cited to appear
before Judge Unruh in the justice
court today.
Mr.. Berg is accused OF driving
40 miles an hour on the Pacific
highway near Salem. Roy Mills.
of the spaulding Logging com
pany, yesterday appeared in the
Justice court to answer to a charge
Of speeding and was fined $40.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-13
Bicyclists Visit
On Trip from San
Diego to New York

With San Diego their starting
place and New York city their des-
tination, Floyd M. Still and ]. B.
Anderson, world war veterans, ar
rived in Salem today on the BIZ
cycles which they expect to carry
them across the continent.
July 10 is the date on which the
two men hope to reach New York
city. They expect to spend two
days in Salem.
Both Still and Anderson are
overseas men. Still saw action at
Chateau Thierry and Anderson
fought in the Argonne.