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The evening world., 1921-08-01
SOX THREW GAMES,
SAySLAWyER, But
THAT IS NO CRIME
Defense Counsel Comedies
Charges, but Holds Law
Demands Acquittal.
NO CONFIDENCE GAME
Attorney Points Out No One
Defrauded Had Placed ANY
Confidence in Players.

CHICAGO. Aug. Opening its
flnal argument in the baseball trial,
the defense to-day pictured tho base
ball scandal investigation and trial
as theatrical burlcsque in which
Ban Johnson, President OF the Amer
lean League, was the villain and
Charles A. Comskey, owner Of the
Chicago club, TIN" goat,
The entire case was merely an
other outbreak Of the Comiskey-
johnson feud. said Henry Berger,
first OF the nine defense attorneys
to talk during the day. He defied
the Jury to find anything In Illinois
laws making the throwing OF u base
ball game a crime.
'"rherc is no proof that The bail
players intended through throwing
rames in the 1919 World Series to
injure then club or their league ="
70 do so wonld have meant that they
were trying TO destroy themselves
and that is absurd
THE whole affair is a theatrical
play. a farce, a burlesque, with It's
villains and its heroes.
Over in his law office sits Cha rlcs
V. 5arrett tho prtna donna Amrri-
can League attorney, who vamped
BIZ Burns.
"NeXt to him sits the villain.
tho walking hank of the American
League, BYRON Bancroft Johnson,
whose Vaccinations of years finally
have been successful.
johnson has had his revenge on
Charles A. Comiskey, and it has been
sweet This villain. in theatrical
terms has tried for years to get
that gray haired owner of the Chi
cnsu Club and he finally has got
him.
Posing as hero who would clean
up baseball, Fan Johnson has pulled
the strings, the puppets have thrown
the mud and an old score against
Corniskcy has been paid.
And then we have the chorus, the
State Attorney, Tyrrel and these
others, who dance and sing as or
dered.
"Maharg and Burns are the villains
chief assistants. the dupes OF that
master mind.
w hon you discuss your verdict re-
member there is not a criminal cise
before YOU but another example of
the insidious work OF Byron Bancroft
johnson, OF his attack on Charles A.
Coniskey."
Mr.. Berger then analysed the CON
The evening world., 1921-08-01
Senator Shoulders Entire Re-
sponSibility fer What Has
Been Done by Committee
Probing Into City Affairs.
Blames Departmental Heads
for Putting Obstacles in the
Nay of Securing Inforlna-
ton for Revision of Charter.
viii Have Lots of Material
Ready for the Committee
Having the Matter in Charge
When It COnveneS on Nov. /

Realizing that the public is impa
tent about the seeming inaction of
thc Joint Legislative Committee to
Investigate the Affairs of the City OF
New York, Senator Schuyler NJ.
Meyer, Chairman of the committee.
gave to The Evening World to-day
report and explanation. He ad-
800, 900 OF it's 500, 900 appropriation and
s spending money at the rate of S., 900
. week or more.
But" said Senator Meyer, IL Shout
der the responsibility for what we have
done What we will recommend at the
taxpayers OF New York the expense OF
thc committee many times over.
Now, as to the slowncss Of our op-
era tons" continued Senator Never, y
admit that there is some apparent
ground for complaint on the part Of
the press and the public, but it should
be remembered that we have tackled a
Die Job.
we are working along two lines
one an investigation of the affairs of
the second largest governmental en-
,ity in the United States, ranking
next to the Federal { Dvernment; the
other the gathering of material from
which TO make recommendations 10
the Charter Revision Committee. The
first investigation is essential to the
Success OF the second.
The committee was organized two
and a half months ago. In the first
place I had to asse mble a staff OF cx-
pert investigators familiar with mu-
nicipal government and finance in all
II branches That job took six
weeks We took over about a dozen
Investigators from the Lock wood
committee to start on the investiga-
tions of city department. and that
work was under way without delay.
The department heads of the City
Administration have sought to i'm
,pede our work in a hundred petty
ways. 1t takes us two or three days
to get information that any citizen
B entitled to on demand In the
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FIRST STACKER CONVICTED,
GOES TO PRISON FOR YEAR,

LOUIS Jrsdebovtts. OF No. III Pula',i
Street, brooklyn. whnse name was
among the first OF those TO be pub
ished as draft desertcrs by the War
apartment, was found guilty by
court martial at Governor's lsla nd to
day. He is the first man to be tried
since the publication OF the lists.
He was sentenced TO dishono ri olo
discharge irun the army 70 lose aN pay
a I'd TO I've confined for one year in d
military prison, To De designa ted later.
The findings Of the court are subject
TO review by Major Gen. Buiard. Com
msn,ier Of the second Corps area.
Arthur Wertner, civilian counsel tor
the convicted man. said ho would
carr. rhe case 10 President Harding
lie said his client had Deon maze
goat md that the Draft Board Off
cial7 wcre negligent and the cvidourr
v"u.C not have been upAe'd n cly;
court,
The evening world., 1921-08-01
FORD WILL RUN GREAT FLEET
OF BARGES ON ERIE CANAL;
DISCUSTED WITH RAILROADS
Entire Atlantic Seaboard Freight of His Motor
Company to Be Handled by These Vessels
Each Will Garry 1000 Tons
ELKINS, W. Va, Aug.

ELK1NS, W. Va Ang
the Enc
Unit sefpro
between Detroit New
construction OF which will be
declared he disguised what
and
points
He completed which OF
a will s 0footb will
handling canal Mr. Ford said Each
capacity freight specially
motive This
percentage although it is light and compact.
The barge4 plant
will 70 New Buffalo
today ror Wheeling
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TO SEND TROOPS ACROSS
GERMANY TO SiLESlA.
Meeting Of Allied Council Fixed for
Aug. y In Paris.

LONDON, Aug 1.-The British For
%ign Office to-day received a reply from
Premier BRAND Of France accepting the
proposal that the next meeting of the
Allied Supreme Council be held in PARIS
Aug. s. Premier Lloyd George, Lord
Curzon, the Secretary for Foreign AZ
fairs, and other officials OF the Foreign
Once will leave London Sunday for the
meeting. Premier Bonomi OF Italy and
plarquis Della Torretta. Italian Minister
Of Foreign Affairs. also will be present
The latest telcgrams from Upper
Si.csia report the situation there as
quiet Lord fAbernon, the British
Ambassador at Berlin, has been in
st-uctad 10 cooperate with his French
and italian colleagues in notifying Ger
many to hold herself in readiness to
1rovtde for the despatch Of Allied forces
T. Silesia across Germany.
In the House OF Commons to-day the
prime Minister said Il, is the business
o. the British Government to see that
,oa Poles and Germans oline set a par
,ectly straight deal"
The evening world., 1921-08-01
SARA COWEN SPENT
$2,5OO,0OOGAYLY
IN TEN YEAR FRQL|C
Beautiful Daughter of B. & O
President Found Dead in
Room in Hotel.
April q. 1909.

Sara Cambe'ina Cowen. twenty
one years old: an acknowledged
beauty: the daughter Of John x.
Cower- once President of the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad: surround
ed by everything procurabfe
through wealth and social posi-
tion: one of the lea t-rs of Balti-
more's younger society; married
on this day to Charles Monson jr.,
son of rich retired merchant OF
New Haven. at The Little Church
Around the Corner.
The evening world., 1921-08-01
Dominion Powers Create:
Than Canada's Said 10 Be
Basis of Agreement Between
Premier and Irish Leader.
Ulster to Maintain a Subord:-
nate Parliament Till Differ
ent Terms Can Be Ar
ranged, Part of Proposals.
Head OF Gaelic League Re
turns to Irish Capital After
Delivering Message From
DE Valera to British Premie'.

DUBLIN, AuS, ! Omitted Press
Settlement OF the Irish question
awaits only a formal announcement.
according to authoritative inform
ton here to-day. President De Valera
and his Cabinet were said to have az
cepted an enlarged offer from Great
Britain which will make ireland
republic ip everything but name
listers positions was said TO have
been settled oy permitting her TO
maintain a subordinate Parllannent
until different terms can be arranged
The Cabinets decision followed the
return here yesterday OF Art
OBrien from London. IT was COM
monty reported he carried an i'm
portant communication from Premier
Lloyd George.
Before formal announccnient Of the
agreement Is made, il is expected
that all members of the Irish Parlia-
mcnt, tho Dali Eircann, win be re
leased and permitted to raufy the
Cabinets decision. Mr.. De Valera
already had called for such a session
for this week and arran semerts pre-.
Niously had been made for release Of
those mcmbeis still in prison.
Details OF the settlement were
withheld. but the basis of 1t is that
ireland is to have the standing Of
dominion with even greater powers
than Canada, Il was stated. O'BrIcn's
ny SSion in London Was carefully
suurded. On his return hero yestev-
day he was in conference With D.
Valera. From the action WHICH fol-,
seen Premier Lloyd George TO submit
To him what changes Sinn Fein de-
sired IN his peace proposals. Ap-
parently the amendments we're ac-
ccpt2tble Ia the Premier and h!s ap-
proval resulted in a quick decision ny
the Cabinet.
II is now believed that Mr.. De VA
era will return to London the latter
part Of the week. possibly Thursday.
Whether he is 10 see the Prem.ci
again before formal announcement o.
the decision is made public was nm
certain. II was believed some ar
rangemcnt has been made for a gen
eral conference between the heads o.
Sim Fem. Ulster and tire British
Government before the formal dec,ar-
alton OF peace.
Addressing the Irish Labor Con-
gross here today, De Valera praised
its members for their Loyalty 10 me
republican cause.
Even II the peace negotiaaiorrs
should fail, feel that we could SC
rely on labor he said
LONDON, Aug. L-Deveiopmente n
the peace negotiations between Prime
Minister Lloyd George and heaAers OF
the Irish Republicans are tmminsu.
II was reported here to-day. but Gov
ernment leaders refused 10 ntt the
veil OF secrecy. THci - certain
deductions made iron -7tal N
Dublin yesterday mo-; l-rcsi-
dent O'Briep o< the Gu. s-4c,n
london. blt rrey '.at nut b.
verified.
One rumur was 70 the .ftcr -Alr
Mr.. O'Brien was the courier /, 70,
would take the Sim E'eir rsp,, 80 Ar.
Iloyd George. while another sioT-y uc-
-larsd rhar Eanon DE Valera sn,ia,
n.msef. -eturn to lonton during ~
The evening world., 1921-08-01
Ciubber Knocked CrutcheS
Away and Beat Him, Says
BoOtblaCk - Little Girl
Grabbed by Throat, She
TeSiitieS.

Test mony by one-iegged boot
black that Charles r. Tighc. former
Acting Detective Sergeant, had
beaten him twice with blackjack
when he protested gaipst the alleged
brutal manner v ith which the officer
treated a little child, 10 impressed
Magistrate Simpson in West side
Court to-day he ordered the w,'ress
10 make n complaint Of felonious as
sault.
1t WAS after Charles Is. Greene OF
No. 20 East I'D Street, a cripple who
runs the shoe shining place outside
Patrick Cocn's lunch room, No. GOO
Ninth Avenue, IN which Ttghe is sale
to have run amuck beating men.
women and children, had testified
that the detectives lawyer said he
would waive examination
Additional testimony was brouSh,
OUT during the arraiGumcnt OF Tiguc
on charge made by the Chiidcn's
Society Of brutaily treating Helen
Cocp, tho seven and one-halr year
old daughter OF the proprietor OF the
lunch room Helen, who is fraii
unhersized, blond child, told Magis-
tra,e Simpson that she wa. pupil
at Holy Cross Academy and Thurs
day she wanted to run upstairs to
tell her mother something.
-! went through the store" she res-
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The evening world., 1921-08-01

The body of Sara Cambeiina
Cowcn, daughter of the late John X .
Cowen, Pr. -ident Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Iailroad, the beautiful
woman found dead in the Hotel
MARYLAND in West 49th Street early
yesterday morning. was identified to-
day and claimed by her nephew, j. L.
Woods of No. SIT East 1i7th Street.
Acting Medical Examiner Schwartz
believes she died Of morphine poison
ing.
Mr.. Woods said he had last seen
Mrs Cowen, as she was registered at
the Maryland on last Thursday, whom
she left the Hotel de France 10 20 10
Long Beach. She was formerly the
wife OF Charles Monson, whom she
divorced. She gave Mr.. Woods her
telephone address, which he mad for
gotten.
At the Hotel dc France 1t was EARNED
the one time Baltimore dcbutante had
lived there ten years, and report had
it she had gone through fortune oi
So. ano. .0Oo. When she lett for Long
The evening world., 1921-08-01
THE WORLD TRAvEi. n RAAU.

Aysae Pa ltser INotldl BuiIdinl. I.I-VI FGt
ko. \. Y. CIV TelDhoas Beutnsn 400,
Cl~:s rsm iuI h~.g4ge And .-<rorls dscl ds- snd
nirt NpaeS 0riszs end w Telisu' dbecas ~
The evening world., 1921-08-01
U. S. SAILORS ARE BLAMED
FOR FIGHT IN SHANGHAI
Am~ rirans said to Hsyr ThrO~a
Giant Crackers in street.

SHANGHAI, Aug. mo publish I'd
rcports were issued in connection with
an cstiEation that WAS ordered fol-
owiu= tie street fight between Japan
Csc and American sailors in Shangha /
on the night az May %, and in which
fourteen American sailors were
wounded
The pOice OF tn~ International Settle
urent testified that the Americans pre-
ciptated the trouble after several
nights Of rough street skyiarking by
throwing lighted giant crackers into
roahuuys irdiscriminately.
II was learned that several Japanese
who were injured in the fracas had
beer carried away 10 their ships by
their conipa Mons.
The evening world., 1921-08-01
AuQuSt |. 1921.

Sara Cambelina Cowen, dead m
the New York City Morgue; di-
vorced from her husband. against
whom she brought suit; a fortune
Of 81, 500 900 dhssipated; a registered
drug addict; found dead on the
floor OF an apartment in the
Maryland Hotel in this city, where
she and a man had registered a
few days ago as ''Mr. and Mrs. S.
Cowen Of BaItinfore." On a table
in the room a quantity Of heroin
pills and powder; her body identi-
fled in the Morgue and claimed
by her nephew.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
FERJGYILKOsSAGGAL vADoLT
URIASSZONY.

Miskolcr6l jelentik: N6hany h6nap-
pal ezel6tt Ozdon titokzatos k0riilme-
nyek kozott meghalt DIR. Beller Jen6
vegyeszf6mefn6k. Halalat al1it6lag
nikotinmergez6s okozta. Kes6bb azon-
ban olyan hirek vet6dtek felszinre,
'hogy kival6 vegyeszmernok6t fele-
sege es leanya palacsintaba siH0tt ar
zennel mergeztek meg. f hirek alap-
jan miskolci iigyeszseg letat6ztatta
DIR. Beller Jen6net es leanyat, Beller
Erzsebetet. Az iigvben ma kezd6d0tt
meg targyalas a miskolci kir. tor
venyszeken DIR. Maurer tablabir6 ell
noklesevel. Az iigyeszseg Bellernst
gyilkossaggal, magzatelhajtassal es
sikkasztassal, 16 ewes leanyat gyikos-
saggal, ket 6zdi orvost, valamint Bel
lerne ket szobalanyat biinreszesseggel
vadolja. A kihallgatasok soran Beller-
ne elmondja, hogy mem erzi magat BIZ
nosnek. Leanya azonban vallomasa
kozben tobbsz0r ellenmondasba keve-
reaik., A szenzaci6s biinp6r el5relat-
hat6lag harom napig fog tartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
Elmaradt unnepseg
A penzhiany veget vet minden
tervezgetesnek.'

A Fourth Of July" megiin-
neplesenek el0keszitesere alakult
k0zponti bizottsag, a k0zvele-
menynek engedve elhatarozta,
hogy eziden mem csinal altalanos
programmed.
A bizottsag azert dont0tt ICY,
inert mem rendelkezett penz felett
es mem tartotta id6szeriinek, hogy
a sziikseges 0sszeget nyilvanos
gyiijtes utjan teremtse elo. Mind
azonaltal k0riilbeliil 100 j6modu
polgarhoz fordultak levelben, We.
lemenyiiket es anyagi tamogata-
sukat kerve, de a valaszok tul-
nyom6 t0bbsege ellenzett minden-
fele tiintetest.
Tekintettel ere es figyelembe
we've AIT, hogy julius 4-en az
Idora parkban tiizijatekokkal Is
Szamtalan mulatsaggal egybek0
tott nagyszerii iinnepsegek lesz
mex, a bizottsag ezidenre felha
gyott minden tovabbi tervvel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
.SZA.BADITSUNK MEG
EGY MAGYAR RABOT
A Kossuth Kor fontos kozgyiilese

A Kossuth Kozmiivel0desi egye-
siilet julius Ten, csut0rtokon este
8 6rakor fontos havi k0zgyiilest
tart. A legfontosabb targy egy
kozel jovoben megtartand6 pix
mix lesz, amelynek j0vedelme az
egyleti vagyont fogja szaporitani.
Az egyleti vezetoseg felhivja a
tagsag es youngstown magyar
sag figyelmet egy Lacz6 newt
magyar rab esetere, aki a phila-
delphiai b0rton lak6ja. Sok k0-
riilmeny SOL rab kiszabaditasa
mellett es mar exert is erdeklod
ME kellene a magyarsagnak egy
esetleg artatlanul szenved6 hon
fitarsunk sorsa .irant. A Kossuth
k0rnek birtokaban van egy Lacz6
altal keziilt ekszerdoboz, amely-
mex kisorsolasara tervezett
piknik igen alkalmas volna. Az
ekszerdobozt Lacz0 a b0rt0nben
keszitette, igen iigyes kezzel
Lacz6 kegyelmet akar kerni es az
eljaras k0ltsegeire kellene a penz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
FEKETE HIML0 A FELvIDEKEN

Miskolcr6l jelentik: A Magyar J0vd
felvid6ki tud6st6ja irja: Nehany nap
pal ezel6tt Kassan, Aboson, Saroskis-
falvan es a szepesmegyei Lucia he
gwen tobben megbetegetdtek fekete-
himl6ben A jarvanyt val6sziniileg
ngyelorsagb6l hurcoltak be es bar
eddig meg mem lepett fel Felvideken
jarvanyszeriien, fel6, hogy .egyre ma
gyobb aranyokat fog 0lteni. A fekete
ragaly behurcolasanak megakadalyo-
zasara Kassan junius Len cseh ha-
t6sagok reszvetelevel egeszsegiigyi er-
tekezlet volt. amelyen elhataroztak,
hogy a Lengyelorszagbol jov6ket szi-
goru megfigyeles ala veszik. A hat6-
sagi orvosokat pedig utasitottak, hogy
a gyelorszagb6l j0v6ket oltsak
be feketehiml6 elleni szeriummal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
HALALOZAS.

Lutheran Hrzsebet, az East
Youngstownban, % Columbus
ave. alatt lak0 Lutheran Sandor es
Erzsebet 7 ewes leanykaja, a
Youngstown korhazban = hova
multi penteken vakbelenek meg
operalasa celjab6l keriilt = szom-
baton reggel, elhunyt.
A kis leany a Mccartney iskola
n0vendeke volt. Sziilein xviii egy
n6vere, ferjezett Tooth Sandorne,
es harom fivere, Lutheran Ferenc,
Janos es Sander gyaszoljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L
or CENT LEsZ A KARE?

A varosi tanacsban javaslatot
nyujtottak be, amely szerint a
varosi villamoson, bizonyos z6na-
kat allapitananak meg es z6nakon
belil az utasok csak OF centet fl
zetnenek, a jelenlegi 9 cent he
lyett. Ha elfogadjak a javaslatot
akkor a Wilson avenuei vonalor
) centert lehet maid utazni ege.
szen a Center streetig, az Albert
street, vonalon egeszen a Fruit
streetig es az Elm street, vonalon
cgeszen a Broadwayig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
OROsZoRszAGI HADIFoGLYoK

Mem regen ismet hadifogoly -szallit
many erkezett Budapesten Keleti
palyaudvarra, amely q tisztb6l 331
katonab6l, 4S asszony es Is gyermek-
Dol ALT. A hadifoglyokat Peiho haj6
s6allitotta Triesztig. A derek magyar
katonak harom zaszl6t is hoztak ma
gukkal amelyek koziil kett6t hat ev
6ta rejtegettek. A harmadik egy
mem, mem, soha" zaszl6, amelyet a
hazater6k orosz felesegei himeztek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
HAZAI HIREK.
LETART0ZTATTAK A KETNEJU
NAPSZAMOST.

A szinhalomi jegyz6 telefonon felhiv-
ia miskolci kiralyi iigyeszs6get, hogy
solenik Janos szinhalomi napszamos OFT
l9lS-ban hazossagot kotott. maid SIR
man ugyanezen 6vben ujra hazassagra
epett. A ketnejG napszamos, aki g
forralalmak utan cseh megszallott te
riiletre sz0kott, most ujra visszatert es
a hiitleniil elhagyott ket asszony fel
ielentesere Solenik Janost szinhalomi
csend5rseg letart6ztatta. A kiralyi Ii
gyGsz utasitasara beszallitottak Soleni
ket miskolci kiralyi iigyeszseg fog
hAzaha
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
OROSZ HADIFOGOLY MINT vOROS
HoHER.

A budapest buntet6torvenyszek,
mint AIT hazai lapok irjak. Csengey
tablabir6 eln0klesevel gyorsitott ell
jaras szabalyai szerint befejezte Grim
blatt Boris q ewes orosz hadifogoly
bGnigyenek targyalasat, aki mint
Cserny h6herja Piip0kladanyban egy
ismeretlen szazadost agyonl6tt 6s tob-
beket a parliament pincejeben f6lholtra
vert. Nemregen hirdette XII a bir6sag
az iteletet. Gyilkossag biintette es
haromrendbeli sulyos testisertes bin
tette Matt Is evi fegyhazzal sujtottak
Cserny h6heriat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30

Penztarvizsgalati kozgyiiles. A
reformatus egyhaz julius masodik
vasarnapjan, vagyis julius 10-en
tartja masodik negyedevi penz-
tarvizsgalati k0zgyiileset. Az iigy
fontossagsra val6 tekintettel a
hiv6k ARA k6retnek, hogy minel
nagyobb szamban jelenjenek meg
a kozgyiilesen. A gyules az listen;
tisztelet utan kezd6dik. Az egy.
haz vezet6s6ge ANIMAL is inkabb
Macy reszvetelre szamit, inert hi
szen az egyhaztagokat k6zelr6l
erdekli egyhazuk vagyoni ALA,
pota.
Nyari iskola. A reformatus
egyhazban megkezd6dott a $40
kasos nyari tanfolyam. Beirat
kozasok alland6an folynak 6s ie.
lentkezni lehet a lelkeszlakban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
KIRABOLTAK EGY TEMPLOMoT.

A napokban. hazai lapok jelentese
szerint tavirati ertesites j0tt buda-
pesti f6kapitanysagra tatarujfalusi
csend6rsegt6l hogy az ottani r6mai
katholikus templomban betor6k jartak.
Felfeszitettek kegytargyakat Srz6
szekrenyeket Is igen ertekes arany es
eziistb6l keszilt kegyszereket raboltak
el. A nyomozast f6kapitanysag az OF
tani csend6rseggel kar0ltve megindi.
totta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
K0NNYU ZsAKMANY

Szerdan reggel Peter Poppas
E.. Federal street, restaurantjaba
egy bandita allitott be, k0vetel-
ven a penztarban levo penz at
adasat. A tulajdonos engedelmes-
kedett revolveres rabl0 paran-
csanak es atadta az 0sszesen ket
dollart kitevG bevetelt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
0RIAsI FELH0sZAKADAs

Kedden delutan Macy felh6-
szakadas volt Youngstownban es
k0rnyeken. A vihar sok helyen
elmosta a k0vezetet, ket villamos
kocsiba becsapott VILLAIN es egy
kocsivezet6 k0nnyebb egesi Sc
beket szenvedett. Sok haznak a
pincejet elont0tte a viz. Sulyosabb
kar mem t0rtent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
WRANGEL TABORNOK PANCSO
VAN AKAR LETELEPEDNI

Belgradb6l jelentik: Wrangel tabor
nok es vezerkara Pancsovan fog lete
lepedni A tabornok val6sziniileg dunai
uton jon es csaladia is vele fogja meg
osztani szamkivetes6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
KERESIK A
GYUJT0GAT0KAT

Farrelben kedden 0riasi tiizvesz
majdnem teljesen elemesztette a
Lewis blockot Darr ave. es Idaho
st. sarkan. A kar mintegy szaz-
ezer dollar es vizsgalat adatai
szerint gyujtogatasr6l van $40. A
tetteseket kutatjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
MEGINDULT Az EPITKEZES

Az epitkezes teren javulas al
lott be az elmult junius no folya-
man. Osszesen egy 6s fel milli6
dollar ertekii epiiletre adtak XII
engedelyt. Hosszu idok ota ez a
legnagyobb aranyu epitkezes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-30
AUT0OSszEttTKOZEs

j. Waddington es Phillip Jo-
nes aut6ja 0sszeiitk0z0tt kedden
delutan Marshall es Edwards
street keresztezesenel. = Harman
k0nnyebb s6riileseket szenvedtek.