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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-29
FEGvEREs AuToToLvAJoK

Albongh John detektiv egy ba-
ratjaval setalt hetf6n delelott a
West Commerce streeten, mldon
eszrevett ket gyanus viselkedesii
ferfit.
F'igyelni kezdte oket es mikor
latta, hogy egyikiik egy a kozel-
ben veszteglo aut6ba sail es ell
akarja AIT inditani, baratJavai
felejuk szaladt. A banditak ekkor
revolvert szegeztek mindketto-
iukre, anelk1l, hogy fegyvereir
ket elsiit0ttek volna.
Ezutan leugrottak az autorol,
az East Commerce st. fele szok-
tex es North Hazel streeeten ell
tuntek szem el6l.
A rendortiszt negy goly6t ro-
pitett utanuk es AIT hiszi, hogy
egyikiik megsebesiilt, bar eddie
egy orvostol, vagy korhazt6l sem
erkezett hir arrol, hogy naluk
valaki l6sebbel jelentkezett volna
Az egyik banditanal fekete
bortaska volt, melyet kesobb
meptalaltak a st. Columbia isko-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-29
A CSEPREGI KOZJEZYZ0
TRAGIKUS HALALA

Drexler JOSEF csepregi kozjegyzo
tragikus korilmenyek kozott hunyt
ell. A kivalo lovas, rs ewes Greg ur,
lovaval egy aroHba csuszott, midon
partra akart ugratni, nekiszila-
jult 10 tavir6oszlopot rogzit6 dr6t-
max vitte, amely ugyszolvan lefejezte
Drexlert. A multja egyebkent eleg
regenyes. Valamikor ulanus-kapi-
tany es a hadseregnek egyik legme-
reszebb lovastisztje volt, akit Fe.
reno Ferdinand tron0rokos nagyor
megszeretett es midon egyik lovas
verseny alkalmaval osszezuzta magat
hogy evekig toloszekben tilt, volt
tronorokos fogta partial. A tron-
0rokos partfogasaval lett csepreg
kozjegyzo is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-29
ATHLETA MULATsAG.

A Magyar Athleta Klub derek
fiatalsaga, amely nemregen ismet
dics6seget szerzett youngstown
magyarsagnak, szombaton este
tancmulatsagot rendez az egylet
saiat helyisegeben 33S2 West
Federal st. alatt. A magyar fpa-
talsag tudja, hogy az athleta
mufatsagon jol lehet mulatni, ez-
ert tomegesen keresik maid fel a
tancot szombaton este.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-29
@Egyrol- ol-Masrolg
A fraknoi IS lekai varak
csodalatos kincsei.
- A Magyarsag eikke.

gye megmaradt reszeben van. lit
nyolcmeteres, magas, csodas
antik butorral berendezett ter
mekben zsufoltak 0ssze "a meg
mentett kincseket.> Folraktak e.
geszen a menyezetig. Rakasra
van halmozva frakn6i es lekai
var 0sszes ertekes holmija, az
5000 k0tetbol all6 hires Ester
hazy-konyvtar remek kotesii
gyiijtemenye es a leveltar.
Ide keriiltek Kismartonbol
Haydn, Gotterhalte szerzojenek
60 tagu zenekara milliokat ero
|Stradivarius-hegediii es kisbog6i,
Haydnnak osszes aranyermei es
mas dragasagok. TIT vannak az
1856. evi moszkvai koronazas kim
cseket er6 emlekei, Esterhazy Pal
herceg, a 4S-iki kormany volt kill
igyminisztere altal hasznalt ko-
ronazasi diszhint6, melyet nyolc
pompas lipicai sziirkelo vontatott,
az ,eziist- es aranyveretii loszer-
szamok es a disztakarok. Nyolc i
gen Macy, 20 metermazsa
sulyu Schnecken-federes regi ba-
tar, egyik Maria Terezia kiraly-
no altal esterhazai tartozkodasa
, alatt hasznalt iiveges, agybetetes
utazo-kocsi, rozoga, szuettes kere--
keikkel roppant gondot okozott,
hogy autokra rakva, sertetleniil
elszallithatok legyenek. Meg ne
hezebb volt a Koszegen elhunyt
Szechy Maria, a muranyi Venusz
butorainak es Luther Marion
augsburgi sz6lojeb6l szarmazo
1926 evszammal megjelolt boros-
horde elszallitasa. Ez utobbi a
fraknoi regisegtar legeredetibb
ajandekdarabja. Igen sokaig, ev-
szazadokon at j6fele badacsonyi-
val volt feltoltve, hogy a 10 ak6s
horde ossze ne essex.
A frakn6i var mikincseinek
orizoi, az Esterhazy- -gyalogos
hajduk, a fecskefarku frakkot
viselo, medvesiiveges granatosok,
szamszerint huszan, k0nnyezve
hagytak ell a barok-stili Frakno
regi 6don varat, mely tudvalevo-
leg otszor nagyobb, mint a cseh
megszallas alatt lev6 Kraszna-
horka vara. Mem bucsuzunk,
inert hissziik, hogy lesz meg lido,
amikor Nyitra, Bajmocz, Frakn6,
lLeka, Krasznahorka, Galgoc ep-
segben levo megszallott varak,
| Murany es a rombadolt pozsonyi
lvar ormara ujra kituzzuk nem-
yeti zaszl6t.
| Helyenvalonak tartjuk lit fell
hivni a magyar kiralyi kormany
| figyelmet ARA, hogy sohasem lesz
ITALIAN jobb alkalom, mint mos
tani, hogy megval6sitsak reg
tervezett hadimuzeumot lit Buda-
lpesten. A varbeli regi u. n. Ferdi'
nandlaktanya iiresen all6 tagas
termei kivaloan alkalmasak len.
nenek celra. A tavaly oily ira.
| gikusan es fiatalon elhalt Ester.
hazy Miklos herceg e sorok iroja
elott ugy nyilatkozott, hogy m
sem allana utjaban, megfelelt
helyiseg biztositasa mellett, an.
max, hogy a frakn6i es lekai to
r0k-magyar hadimuzeum ketto'
peldanyaibol egy nagyobbszaba'
SUI magyar hadimuzeum alapja
letetessenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-29

Ansolr Magyar Bizonyfy Is Zseb sz6-
tarak, Nyelvtanok, Nyelv-mesterelk.
Kaphat6 REss LAszL.6 Is FIAI-nAl,
$50 Hast Federal k0zsl Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-29

y
biiszkeseget, az Esterhazy-nem-
zetseg frakn6i es lekavari torok-
magyar hadimuzeumat es kis-
maftoni varkastey mikincseit,
hala fatal, alig 81 ewes, nemreg
nagykorusitott Esterhazy Pa
hereegnek es elorelato tanacso.
sainak, a hereeg gyors intezkede-
sere megmentettek az osztrakok
zsakmanyolasa el6l.
Az Esterhazy-nemzetseg negy-
szaznegyvenezer hold f0ldnek es
erd6segnek volt korlatlan birto-
kosa a regi Magyarorszagon. A
fatal herceg k6lt0zkodesre 0sz-
szes uradalmainak igas es para
des alkalmatossagait mozg6sitot-
ia. 1900 fogat, Is nagy amerikai
teher- Is 10 5szemely-automobil
allott az agy szelgalataba. Egy
Macy hadseregnek is melto trenje
lehetett volna.
Ez a kolt0zkodes a maga inn
ponzans aranyaival szinte a ko-
zepkorra emlekeztetett, tekintve
a reppant ertekii miikincsek, OLAF
festmenyek, antik butorok es
mintegy 10000 darab kiilonboz6
regi fegyver, nagyszamu hadi-
zaszl6, elavult ladiszerek - k0z-
tiik 81 darab regi elSltolt0 kere-
kesagyu es Bercsenyinek, Rak6czi
brigaderosanak a trencseni fze-
rencsetlen iitk0zetben hasznalt
goly6sz6roi nagy sokasagat.
Bar a hatalmas nemZetseg ura-
dalmanak majdnem minden ep-
kezlab nepet is mozgositotta, ICY
is tobb milli6ba keriilt ez a kol-
t0zk0des. De megerte a faradt-
. sagot. A fraknoi sziklaba vajt
Esterhazy-kincstar megszamlalha-
Italian milli6kat ero targyai, Ma
tyas kiraly aranyos diszkabatja,
Kinizsi Pal kett6s kezforgatasra
hasznalt ezustbuzoganyai, II. Lii
pot csaszar es Sobieszky Janos
lengyel kiraly koronazasi ruhai,
Esterhazy Pal herceg nador dra-
gakovekkel kirakott mentei aran
egy egesz pesti utcat meg lehetne
vasarolni.
Eek a roppant dragasagok,
kincseket er6 serlegek, erem- es
szelence-gyujt mar ko-
rabban elsza1littattak es az ester
hazi varkastely ujonnan beren-
dezett kincstaraba helyeztettek ell
Nehez munkat adott a fraknoi
es kismartoni keptar nagy OLAF
festmenyei ezreinek elszallitasa
IA keptarban SIT. Isvant6l kezd-
We az osszes magyar koronazott
kiralyok arckepei es hercegi
csa1adtagok arckepgyujtemenye
megvan, ezenkiviil Kopeczkynek
es Manyoknak tobb remek fest
menyei.
Mem mindennapi latvany volt
latni "a szallitasnal a Scent Laszlt
idejebol szarmazo diofabol ke-
sziilt nyilt puskak szazait, ossze.
keyerodve a Nv. Bella korabar
forgathat6, vastuskevel ellatot'
hadicsepekkel, tehat puskapol
feltalalasa elotti hadieszkoz0kkel
Igen erdekes volt 30-nal t0bf
goly6tepett, elrongyolodott, soA
veres tOr0k csatat latott hadilo.
bog6 es a feketebarsony-poszt0s
ragi aranydiszitesii, Esterhazy-
cimeres kornetas zaszlok, szam
szerint 8 darab. Eek egyiket 1
Macy Esterhazy Pal nador temeD
tesen hasznaltak.
A trenoszlopok "a fniinkincsel
hosszu Kilometres rajvonalbaT
csoportonkent szallitottSk q
Esonkamagyarorszag egyetl e i
megmaradt lao szobas esterhaza
varkastelyaba, amely, mint tud
juk, versailles francia kiraly
kastely hasonmasa Is Sopron me
Ansol- Magyar Bizonyfy Is zseb SGD
tarak, Nyelvtanok, Nyelv-mesterel
Kaphat6 REss LAszLo Is FIAI-nAl
QE3 Hasx rAdoraJ k1za1 4 Ua%< hoe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-29

.orgonahangok, Lelki vezer, Orgona
vir&gok. Egi 6s Lelki Mamma. Kaphat6
REss LAszLo ss FIAI-nAl, $50 East
Federal, k0zel Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-29

SZALLITAS! - FUvARoZAS
Muffolashoz, szen hazafu-
varozasahoz h ivj q Auto.
9405O telefonszammal a 318
Greenwood Ave. hlatt lak6
Meszaros Bertalant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-29

Kollar JOSEF szerenyi lakost egy ha-
ramia mint hazulr6l irjak agyonl5tte,
so ezer koronajat gyilkos elrabolta
zsebeb6l. A yakmero gyilkos allit6lag
Budapestre szok0tt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
FORMER SUPREME
 COURT JUDGE DIES
Robert B. Mayes of Jackson, Miss, Became Ill Four
 Months Ago

. Jackson, Miss February 19.s-(Specal.) Judge Robert B. Mayes, one of the most distinguished lawyers and profound jur- ists in Mississippi died at his home here Friday of heart failure, following illness of four months. He was 53 years old.
 Judge Mayes was born in Copiah coun- ty, where his brother, John MayeS still lives, and was nephew of the late Judge Edward Mayes, for many years dean of the University of Oxford. lie served his district in the state senate in early manhood. By appointment of Governor Longino he was chancellor from 1903 to 1906, during which year he preme cour. bench by. Governor Varda- man, and succeeded Judge A. Fl. Whit field as chief justice
 Resignng that high office, he became associated with his uncle, Judge Edward Mayes, as general attorneys for the H. linois Central anu the Yazoo and Mis- sissippi Valley Railroad companies, with headquarters in Jackson. In course Of time he resumed private practice of the law under the firm name of Mayes x Potter, the senior member being Judge Clayton D. Potter also a former justice of the supreme court.
 Four or five months ago Judge Mayes underwent an operation for bladder troubles, but dangerous complications were found to exist, and it was said then he would never recover.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
STATE SEEKS ID
 REGAIN PINE LAND
Mississippi Files Suit to Re- cover Title to Thousands of
 Valuable Acres

Jackson, Miss, February 19.-tSpeeial) The state of Mississippi, through the state land office, has instituted series of suits to recover more than SS,oOo acres of pine land, heavily timbered, that is all legged to have been purchased fraudulent- ly by five of the biggest lumber com panies in the country.
 These lands were donated by Congress to the four state colleges and were sold out to the corporations in 1900 at prices said to have ranged from $l to E per acre when it is claimed they were worth $40 per acre. It also is alleged that un- der chapter IT of the code no foreign corporation can own lands in Mississippi. and yet it Is alleged they were purchased outright.
 The matter has been placed in the hands of Judge J. Morgan stevens or Jackson and .'Zan' Anderson of Hat tiesburg, both expert land, attorneys, and the first One of the proposed series of suits to recover the s90O0,Oo involved or claimed by the state, will come on for hearing at the March term of chan cery court at Collins, Covington county, the Sage Land and Improvement com pany of New York being the defendant on 1S0Oo acres.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
MRS. LOUISE LUND DROPS DEAD WHILE
 ON SHOPPING TRIP
Daughter of Late Senator Bankhead Dies Suddenly In Miami, FIa.-Funeral at
 Jasper Tuesday

Jasper. February 19.-(Special)-- )-- Mrs. Louise Bankhead Lund, wife of Arthur Lund, of Washington, D. C.. while shopping in store in Miami, Fla, this afternoon, dropped dead. She had been guest at Miami of Mrs. B. B. Tatum.
 Mrs. Lund was the daughter of the late Senator J. H. Bankhead. ST. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. J. H. Bankhead. Sr., of Washington;' a daughter, Mrs. D. A. Holloway of Mont gomery, Ala, three brothers, J. H. Bankhead, Jr, of Jasper; Col. Henry Bankhead United States army, Cover nors Island N. Y.; Congressman W. B. Bankhead of Washington, and sister, Mrs. Marie Bankhead owens of Mont gomery.
 Mrs. Lund's body will be shipped to Jasper and will arrive Monday. Flu neral arrangements will be announced later, but it will probably take place Tuesday or Wednesday of next week. Mrs. Lund was very popular in the south, and her death. will be Il great shock to, her many friends.
 Representative and Mrs. w. B. Bank head left Washington tonight The mother of the deceased, whose health is not robust at the present time, was unable to make the trip.
 Mrs. Lund as Louise Bankhead was known throughout the south. During the war against Germany. she served as a nurse in Italy. Her first husband was Governor Perry of South Carolina
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
BILLIARD ASSA|LS
 DISARMAMENT IDEA
Says Any Proposal to Disarm Trick to Gain or Main tain Advantage
Ry Associated Press

New York, February 19.--Maj. General
 Robert Lee Bullard commander of the
 second corps area, vigorously opposed
 disarmament, in an address here today
 before the National Republican club,
 which he punctuated with frequent re- bukes for the proponents of the proposal.
 Amy proposition of disarmament or
 any limitations of armament is a trick"
 he said, either to gain or maintain
 advantage. Coming from representatives
 of different nations, the discussion all
 ways consists of two parts: First, a nice
 diplomatic expression of profound benev-
 olence and friendship towards all other
 nations; second, truth, regretful, but to
 them undeniable that they are forced by the other nations to arm and keep armed. To hear them is to laugh" Discussing the subject from purely American standpoint General Bullard declared that disarmament for us would mean the abandonment of our financial superiority over other nations of the earth. "We have it, he added. Are we will. ing to abandon tito put ourselves on a level with others? That would be as shine kindness
 Disarmament alone. the speaker con- tinued, does not obviate war for ''un- armed or Alarmed peoples are contin- ually at war" Culture and arms were l linked by the speaker who pointed to , Great Britain and Japan now and the Germany of pre-war days as examples. . Japan was alluded to as a marked exam pie of ''progressiveness and rapidly in creasing enlightenment"
 Tt is significant fact" declared I General Bullard, that from the monkey l to the American the state of their cul- l ture and their advancement corresponded exactly to the state of their armament, | The monkeys that in the struggles of l life had had sense enough to pick up and use stick as an army. developed | into men. The others remained mon- keys"
 1 Rear Admiral William S. Sims took 1 up the question of disarmament from l the naval point of view, declaring the navy is useless unless it is prepared. He
 emphasized that new inventions for war 1 fare should be tested. The torpedo boat, | he said had been looked upon as a form | idable antagonist against any battleship and remained so until the destroyer was ;, invented. At the beginning of the war,
 he stated. the submarine was declared to l be impracticable.
 Many things are claimed for the air l plane" Admiral Sims said. If claims could do it, the navy would be abol- ! shed."
 l He advocated adoption of the airplane carrier. saying this would be the battle. J ship of the future. speaking of the use of gas in warfare, Admiral Sims ad- mitted it was brutal, but characterized as a legitimate weapon.
 'The object of was is to destroy lives" he added
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
ALABAMA CITIES WIN RATE CASES
 OVER NEW ORLEANS
Complaints Objected to Prefer entlal Taritt Given Louisiana City In Syrup--Many
 Points Affected
By HUGH W. ROBERTS Washington Bureau The Age Herald
 300 Davidson BuildinK


 Washington. February 19.-- Especial J. A decision of the interstate commerce commission, today on complaint institut- ed by the chamber of commerce of Mont gomery, and others against the director general of railroads, means much to Alabama.
 There were two complaints in the cass lt was alleged that rates are unreason- able. tunjustly discriminatory and unduly lprejudical to complainants and unduy preferential to New Orleans on cora syrup. or glucose in tank cars from west ern points to Birmingham, Montgomery and Dothan.
 It was ordered that the above named defendants be notified and required to cease before May S. 1921, and thereafter to abstain, from demanding for the transportation of corn syrup otherwise known as glucose, not mixed in carloads, in tank cars from Chicago, Jekin Or WaulSegan. ILL. Roby. Ind. and Clinton Davenport. or Keokuk. Iowa, to Br- Jingham, Montgomery, or Dothan rates which exceed those prescribed in the two next succeeding paragraps hereof
 That defendants be required to es- tablish rates to Birmingham and Mont gomery which shall not exceed the rates oontemporancously maintained for the like transportation of the same commod : ity from the same points of origin 10 New Orleans
 That defendants be required to estab- fish on or before May 6, 1921, and there after to maintain and apply to the trans portation of the aforesaid commodity from the points of origin to Dothan, rates which shall not exceed the rates conten'poraneously maintained for the like transportation of the same commod- ity from the same points of origin to New Orleans by more than 10 cents per 10n bounds '''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
CONDITIONS ARE GOOD
Anniston Merchant Returns From
 Trip In East

Anniston, February 19- Special. )--Mr. and Mrs Leon Ullnan, who went to New York two weeks ago to purchase spring and summer merchandise for the local establishment, have returned to the city. MT, Ullman made the statement Satur- day that general conditions in the mar ket centers were improving and that he expected an immediate return to normal fr the business world The markets were crowded with buyers from every section of the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
Murder Ringsters, Rumored,
 Fight; Kirby Whips Holmes

Tuscumbia, February 1e.-(Spe- cfn1.)-A story Is being circulated Of fight alleged to have taken place in the Colbert county jail between Hamp Kirby and VIII Holmes, alleged leaders of a mur- der gang nnd convicted jointly for the killing of Prohibition Officer Dan Stephenson.
 1t Is reported that Holmes, while the prisoners were taking their morning exercise in the corridor of the Jail. asked Kirby why he swore ''to damn lie. as regarded some testimony given on the stand in the trials of these notorious prisoners. Whereupon Kirby is re- ported to have told Holmes that he swore the truth.
 Holmes then struck Kirby, it is stnted, and Kirby promptly came
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
Birmingham Jail Is Porlor;
 Bessemer and Jasper Dirty

Montgomery, February 19.-(Spe- cini.)--In reports filed with Gov ernor Kiiby today the state prisono inspection bureau of the board of control and economy announced that the Jefferson county jail nt BirmfnGhnm is clean, we'll man. aged and apparently giving satis-- factory results, hut that the coun- ty jail at Bessemer K not being cared for ms well, needs general cleanin; md should be put in bet ter sanitary condition.
 In commenting the jail nt Bir- mingham, the bureau said n recren- tiOn room for white women hns been provided nnd furnished with pinno and that religious services arc held for nil prisoners each Sunday afternoon. The general cond tion of the city jail
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20

of Bcssemer was criticised. The sanitation was found to be bad, and the mayor was notified that better conditions must he nr- ranged.
 Reporting on the Ferry county jail, the report said the law had not been met, the jail Is old md insnnitnry nnd stands condemned on the books of the bureau. Jatls in Hale, Greene, Tuscaloosa and Sumter were found to be well md orderly kept.
 Walker county's jail vvns severe ly criticised, the inspector saying the floors and walls were dirty and stained with tobacco juice, that blankets and other beddinEs need cleaning and that general reno walton of the prison had been orr dered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20

back with blow that upset Holmes, who called loudly for heip, begging them to take Kirby off.
 In this connection it will he in- |. teresting to know that Holmes, who was reported ns being a wealthy landowner, Is going to be sold out on mortgages, aggregatfng some S40,0O0, a bill having been filed in the equity court, seeking adjustment of his affairs. Ills heaviest creditor Is Claude King & Co. of Leighton, who hold sec ond mortgage on Holmes land, while Johhh W. Johnson of this city, holds first mortgage on his property for original purchase price, amounting to S12,OOO. The debt Holmes owncs King & Co. is approximately S32,O00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
MOBILE SHERIFF TAXES MODERN STILL IN RAID.
 MANY ARE SENTENCED

Mobile, February 19.-(Special.) )--A complete plant for the manufacture Of illicit liquor still was found by the forces of Sheriff W. H. Holcombe Jr.. Satur- day afternoon in house on Moffat road, near Mud creek, and large amount of material confiscated, including three cop per stills.N The officers seized the stills, six copper worms, 40 connections for the stills, three machines for crimping cop per, IS soldering irons, sheet copper sheet galvanized iron, all kinds of tools and other materials This is the first plant of its kind ever captured in Ala bama.
 The forces of Sheriff Holcombe, the federal officers and state law enforce ment officers have spent busy week in Mobile. and have cleaned up large
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
INTERNATIONAL SPY"
 ARRESTED IN AUSTRIA
By Associated Prass

lty ASbOCl0teQ ffo88
 Berlin, February 19.--Ignatius Tribich Lincoln. notorious as an international spy" has been arrested in Austria, says Vienna dispatch to the Tageblatt.
 Ignatius T. Lincoln, formerly an Aus trian subject, but later a naturalzel Enlishman and member of the British Parliament, was deprived of the British citizenship early in 1919 and a few months later was deported from Eng land. He had been in prison there since 1916.
 Lincoln has played his role in England the United States, Germany, Hungary, and Austria He was arrested in Brook lyn in 1915 on charge of forgery. es- caped from the custody of a deputy marshal, was rearrested and in May 1916. was deported. Upon his arrival in London shortly afterward. he was tried for forgery and sentenced to three years.
 After the Kapp revolution in Germany. the German authorities issued warrant for the arrest of Lincoln on the charge of illegal assumption of authority and unlawful requisition of state property during the Kapp regime. He had acted as chief censor and in other capacities under Kapp and his associates
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
CAUGHT IN ACT

Cullman, February 9-(Special.)- )-Cecil Whorton was arrested at Arkadelphia Saturday, charged with breaking into the store and postoffice run by ]. w. Hays at that place. The postoffice IS located in the store and Whorton is said to have gained entrance through a win dow. He was caught climbing out of the window. It is not believed he made away with very much. He was brought to town and later released under bond.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
CULLMAN INTERESTED
Accused Killers Formerly Lived II
 That. City

Cullman, February 1s- (Special.) )--The Hill murder case, which was tried In Tuscaloosa this week. is of particular in ,terest in Cullman county, where the Hills formerly made their home. Mon roe Hill is . brother of Andy Hill. now resident of Cullman A. A. Griffitn. ma of Cullnan's best attorneys. has been employed, along with Judge De- IGraffenreid and Judge Ray. to defend the Hilla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
Draper In Anniston

Anniston. February 19.-(Speeial )--Fed- ; eral Prohibition Officer John H. Draper has returned to his headquarters in An niston after attending a session of the federal commissioners court in Gadsden The other officers working in this terri tory with MT. Draper have gone to their homes for a weekend visit