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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
VESzEDELMES
CAzECET0
KALY HAK
Szamos ember halalat okoz.
tax mar
Az allami tiiz-marshall figyelmez-
teti q koz0nseget, hogy no.
vemberben 10 ember vesz-
tette eletet

Dykman allami tiiz-marshall fl
gyclmezteti az 0sszas varosok Ia
nacsait es tiizolto-f0nokeit a kiva-.
zet64cso n6lkiili gazkalyhak We
szelyeire.
A marshall keri varosi hatos;i-
gokat a gazkalyhak hasznalatat
szabalyoz6 rendeletek kibocsata-
sara.
Mr.. Dykman AIT mondja, hogy
olyan gazkalyhat, melyn'ok mines
kivczet6 cs0ve, ne hasznaljon sem
XII; inert a fejl6d6 carbon NOR
oxide "-gaz eddig is sok cmbcrt
megolt mar. Allami t0rvtny
ugyan mics, mely hianyos gaz-
kalyhak hasznalatat tiltana; de
varosok maguk alkothatnak sza-
balypz0 rendelcteket.
Novemberben 10 cmber vesztct-
te elctet az ilyen cs0vetlcn ga
kalyhak k0vetkczt6hen. A fejlS-
d0tt carbon monoxide" egy esnt-
ben egy egesz csaladot kiirtott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
YOUNGSTOWN
ELS0 HELYEN
AZ ALBANIAN
De csak a prohibicios letar-
toztatasok teren
Novsmberben So szemely lett it.
ten letartoztatva es 92 biro
ele allitva az italtilal1ni
t0rveny athagasaert

Russell. Ohio allambeli sz0vat-
segi italtilalmi i"azoat0 kimuta
tasa szerint november h0ban S94,
$50 folyt be biinteteSpenzekben a
prohibicios t0rvenvek megsertese
Matt. Ez h6nap rckordot 6rt
el Standardization Mr.. Russell
igazgat6saeanak idcje alatt.
Mr.. Russell iigynokei Il mutt
honapban 270 cmhert fogtak cl.
Eek k0ziil $40 lett biro ele al
litva. 4 szcszcladason 6rt szcmt-
lyckrc S7S,560.4l-nyi ado lett ki-
vctvc. bGintct5spenz k pedig
TS6, ,051 Bora rugtak.
Az igaz"ato 81 .rint a youngs-
town. hat6sagok lies mertekben
tamogatjak cmbe"cit. Panaszko-
dix azonban. hOgv sol helyen n
rendGr- es bekebirak reszben ell
engedik a kivetett birsagpenzoket
is ez megneheziti szaraz-iigvn0
k0k munkajat.
1oungstownban november he
folyaman SO szemtly lett letartoz-
tatVa < ~ perceive.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
RENDKIvttI GYttLEs

Felkeretnek a Verhovay ST.
gelyegylet 10S-ik fi6kjanak 0sz-
SECS tagjai, hogy tisztujit6 es tvl
clszamol6 rendkiviili gyulesun-
kon okvetleniil teljes szamban je-
lenjenek meg most szombaton, de-
cember loan, este Z orakor, a ref.
egyhaz gyiilestermeben.
Mindenkit kell, hogy erdekel-
jen az, hogy kiket biz meg egylere
iigyeinek vezetesevel a jovo eyre.
Mindenkit kell, hogy erdekelje az
evi elszamolas eredmenye.
Debrovszky Andras, elnok.
Hoffer Andras, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
AZ IP PARI
BALESETEK
DECEMBERBEN
Szamuk valosziniileg 5000
rel kevesebb lesz
Ohio allamban ezevben 634 ember
vesztette eletet es 126,798 sze-
mely serult meg munka-
janak vegzese k0zben

A baleset-ellenes kampany k6,
vetkeztebcn Ohioban 3OO0-rel ke-
vesebb ipari balcsctre szamit az
allami ipariigyi fclii"ycl6seg,
mondja r. n. Whiteacra. a cyi-
rak es miihelyek osztalvanak f6-
n0kc.
Mr.. Whiteacre szerint a baleSn-
TEX szama dccembcrben val6szinii-
leg ncm lesz t0bb l2.OO0-n6l. Ok
t0berbcn l5.l1l cmbor scriilt meg.
Ebbcn az evbcn eddig 634 en-
ber halt meg 6s l26,7Ss s6rii't
meg a kiil0nb0zG iparagakban.
Novembcrben 50 cmbor vcsztcttc
eletet.
Dec mber Len 743. 2-an $50.
4-en 514, sen 23S es Gan 40 bal
eset lett bejelcntvc.
A baleset-ellenes kampanynak,
mely e2y h6napig tart, az a celia,
hogy magfelclo fclvilagositas 6s
utbaigazitas altal q munkasok ma.
syobb 6vatossagra szokjanak. A
balescteket tcljesen megsziintetni
azonban lchctetlen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
RENDKIvtjLI aYttLEs

A verhovay Segelyegylet east
youngstown Silk fi6kja most
szombaton, december lean este 7
oral kezdettel rendkiviili evi gyii-
lest tart Crow-fele hallhan. Ks-
rctnek fi6k osszes tagjai, hogy
ezen a gyiilesen teljes szamban je-
lenjenek meg. A gyiiles targya az
evi elszamolas megejtese Is az vi
tisztikar megvalasztasa.
i. F6d6 1stvan, elnok.
Kelemsn cy0rgy, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
KARACsONYI BAL

Naoyszcrii karacsonyi bait rem
dez az iinnep masodnapjanak es-
tejen a Verhovay Segelyegylet
321-ik east youngstown fiokJa a
Crow ha!lban. Ez derek egylet
= mely csak par eve alakult meg
: icen szepen fejlodil es miutan
ez egyike els6 mulatsagainak, biz
tos, hOgy' az east Youngstown,
sot Youngstown k0zonseg is nagy-
szamban felkeresi. Az egylet
tisztvisel0i es balbizottsaga szor-
galmasan dolgoznak a sikerert, a
mcly mem is fog elmaradni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
MuNKAsBETEaSEGfL7z0
EvI K6zGYttLfsE

A Munkas-B -Betegseoelyz6 es On
kepzo- Szervezet Youngstown AZ.
osztalya f. evi december lien, "a
sarnap delntani 2 orat6l kezdve Ell
rendes k0zgyiil6set fogja megtar
tani, mely alkalommal a j6vo evi
tisztvisel6k is meg fognak valasz-
tatni.
Tisztelettel kerjiik betegsegtly-
zo-szervezetiink 0sszes taglait a
pontos megjelenesre.
A gyiiles helye: Kossuth-ko-.
|124 East Federal street.
Homolya Istvan, elnok.
Spitko Sander, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
\ MUNKAVlSzONYOK
Meglassudott . Brier Hill Steel Co.
iiseme. A t6bsl .gy6rak theme
vaIto1atlan

i hetcn valamivel lassabban
mennek a munkak nehany gyar-
ban, de Macy altalanossagban
nem allott be vatozas a gyara>l
munkarendjeben es biNosra ve-
het6, hogy a gyarak jizem, cef-
szen a karacsonyi iinncpekig val
toZatlan ,marad.
Egeszen biztos, hoSy youngs-
town. kerulet Carnegie gyarai
nemcsak ez ev vegeig. hanem j6val
IA jovo ev k0zepeig el vannak lat
va rcndelesekkel Is iizemcsokk :
|neseket csakis az egyes miivek ja-
vitasi munkalatai okozhatnak.
Ugyancsak j6 kilatasai vannak a
Youngstown Sheet and Tube es a
Republic Iron and Steel Co.-nak,
mig a Brier Hill Steel Co. is er0-
sebben fog dolgozni a jov6 6v ele--
jen.
Ez ut6bbi gyar ezen heten egy-
gyel kevesebb open hearth koh6t
es kilenccel kevesebb lemez-hen-
CERT tart Gzemben es lehetseges,
hogy a jovo heten tovabbi korla
tozas k0vetkezik be. Az ev vegi
rendeles-hianyt erzi a Sharon
Steel Hoop, amely e heten csak 1T
lemez-hengert jarat, de megosztja
munkat 0sszes munkasai k0zott,
akik ), heten hat oras turnusok-
ban dolgoznak nyolc ora helyett
Egyes gyarak meg mindig Ike.
resnek munkasokat. Kiil0nosen
erosen dolgoznak a vasuti kar6.
kat javit6 es epit6 gyarak. ICY az
uj nilesi Youngstown Steeli Car
Co. ejszakai munkara keres vagy
negyszaz embert. A Hubbard Is
Sharon k0zt fekv6 Standard Tank
Car Co., Petroleum Iron Works
Pennsylvania Tank Car Company
: is keresnek munkasokat iizemiil,
fokozasahoz.
A Republic Rubber Go. Albert
street, gyaraban is sokkal jobbar
mennek a munkak. A gyar pne,e
matikus tire osztalya, amely no
'vemberbcn vette fl munkat ket
evi sziinet utan, esyre fokozza tel
meleset es minden htten ujabi
munkascsapatnak ad munkat. 4
General Fireproofing and Trusco,
Steel Co. telepein az id6szakot te
lkintve igen j6l nscnnek . mun
h&k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
. Amcrikai Magyar lIirlap
OlVaSO.nGZ.

Kedves barataim -
Ezcnnel mcgh:vom onokct a
Central Junior High School
ban meenyil6 cs ! k0ziskola Is
togatasara. Ez tanfolyam
1923 jannar 2-an veszi keZdetet
az cl6adasok m.nden h6t kcdl
Is csiit0rt0k este IN fognak tar
tatni, Z ts 9 ora ',0zott. f tan
folyam osztaly; ban tanitani
fogjuk kiilf0ldi ziiletesii bara-
tainkat az angol nyelv baSze-
lesere, irasara e> olvasasara.
A tanitaSi dij 3 tizcnket lee
keert.
Tisztclettel
O. l.. REID.
k0ziskolak szuperintendensc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
sZ0vETsEG1 GYttLEs

Az Amerikai Magyar bridge
porti) Segelyzoszovetseg vasar-
nap delutan 2 oral kezdettel tartia
a ref. egyhaz gyiilestermeben. Ke-
retnek a tagok, hogy az ez evi
utols6 gyiilesen lehet5leg telies
szamban jelenjenek meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
0ngyilkos diak

Anyja' sirjan agyonl6tte magat
Budapesten Flandler Antal mil
egyctemi hallgat6 Azonnal meg
halt. Tettenek Okla ismerctlen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14

A hadsereg tisztjei olyan leg
haj6t t0keletesitenek, mely vezet6
nelkul fog repiilni. Az ilyen leg
haj6, legalabb kezdetben, val6szi-.
niileg utasok nelkul is fog re-
pIlni. Richmond Times. Dispatch.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14

Ha valamely ember j6hiszemli-
leg, testben es lelekben, amerikai-
va lesz, mindenkivel teljesen
egyenl0ve valik, es ezen az alapon
kell vele banni, minden hats6
gondolat kizarasaval, tekintet nell
kill vallasara, sziilet6si helyere
vagy szarmazasara. Theodore
Roosevelt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14
Eser,1enyek

A most Amerikaban utazgat6
Clemenceau volt a haboru folya-
man Franciaorszag miniszterel-
noke. Nelsi Macy resze van annak
a bekeszerzodesnek megirasaban,
melyet Magyarorszag kenytelen
volt elfogadni. Mr.. ClemaaaS
azert iott az Egyesiilt
ba, hogy ,felolvasasok seS a|
vel rokonszenvre birja az 3 haza-
ia irant elhid2giilt amerikai ne.
pet. FeloNasasai soran az Greg
ur "nagyokat" is mond, mclyclct
bajos lenne az igazsaggal 0sszc-
egyeztetni; hiszen washington
brit nagyk0vctseg csak napok-
ban jelentette XII hivatalosan ts
nyilvanosan, hogy a Mr.. Clcmcn-
ceau altal nemct hadiflotta el-
siilyesztcsevel kapcsolatban tctt
allitasoh 'tudvamondott valot-
lansagok.
A volt francia minisztercln0k
felolvasasaival foglalkozva, a
pittsburgh Dispatch ezckct ir.
ia: Clemenceau ait mondja, hogy
Amerika cserbcnhagyta Franciaor
szagot az altal, hogy vonakodott
elfogadni francia-angol-ameri-
kai sz0vetseget, melyet 8 javasolt
Versailles-ben. De hogyan all a
dolog a GA pont "-tal, az "igaz-
sagos beke'-vel es azzal az ige-
rettel, hogy "haboru celia ha-
boruk lehetetlenne tetele"? A
''tigris' (Clemenceau) pittoreszk
es er6tcljes karaktcr, t0rttnclem
cgyik kimagasl6 alakja. Az anne
rikai nep szivesen latja itten s
meghallgatja, amt mondani ki-
van; de cnnek dacara mem fclejt-
heti ell, hogy az 3 vezetese alatt
allott francia kormany tette rom
ma Versailles-ben az cmbcriseg
remenyeit. "A Clamenceau poll
tikaja Okozta visszautasitasat az
amerikai szenatus altal annak a
hamis liganak, mely mem a be-
ket, hancm behal6zo impcrializ-
must celozta. Scmmi, ami Euro
paban az6ta t0rtent, mem inditja
az amerikai nepet ARA, hogy g
Clcmcnceau-felc vezctdst most ell
fogadja.
49,, A Washington Post - padig
tobbek koz6tt k0vetkezoket
mondja: Clemenceau nem szcrez
baratOkat ittcn sem maganak. sem
hazajanak, mikor val6tlansagokat
allit es eles biralatot mond, t6ves
alapon itelve meg Amerikat es az
amcrikaiakat. Mikor AIT allitia.
hogy Amcrika cscrben hagyta
Franciaorszagot, tudja, hogy va
l6tlansagot mond. Azon vadjara,
hogy az amerikai nep "nincsen
olyan j6l ertesiilvc, mint kelle
ne, azzal lehet felelni, hoey me g
lehet6sen jol ismeri Mr.. Clemen-
ceaut es az 8 viselkedeset parish
bekekonferencian. Epen ellenke-
zoleg all a dolog. Mr.. Clcmenceal
nincsen i6l trtesiilvc az amcrikai
nep vtlemenyer6l, mint ahogy
kellene; inert ha j6l lett volna
ertesilve errGl, nem j0tt volna id"
ait tanacsolni az amerikai nepne;z,
hogy ada fel sajat neZeteit En-
r6pat illet6leg es fogadja ell az 3
ajanlatait teend0kre n6zve.
A k0riinkben id0z6 Mr.. Gle
menceau AIT sZeretne, hpgy az
amerikai nep dugja az orrat Eu.
ropa dolgaiba, Europa pedig dug
ia kezet az amerikai nep Use.
beibe. Ez a kett3s jatszma min.
denkepen az amerikai nep vesz-
tesegevel jarna. = National Re.
publican.
Hadd egye friist0kre hagymale
:...>:, >, 4CSl y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14

Hadd egye friist0kre hagymale-
veset a 'tigris' CClemenceaW !;
inert hiszen csak arcukon cs0kOi-
gatja az embereket. = Norfolk
Ledger Dispatch.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-14

A k0riinkben idGz6 Mr.. Gle
menceau AIT szeretne, hogy az
amerikai nep dugja az orrat Eu-
r6pa dolgaiba, Europa pedig dug
ia a kezet az amerikai nep zse-
beibe. Ez kett9s jatszma min
denkepen az amerikai nep vesz-
tesegevel jarna. = National Re-
publican.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-30
Estimating Amount
OF Marketable Wood
In National Reserve

Walker, Minn.-Ed Marshall, chief
forest ranger in this district for the
United States government, is now en-
gagged in making an. cstimte Of the
0ogchantable timber on the national
foseot reserve Of Minnesota.
When this is completed the govern
ment will be able to make a settle
ment with the Chippewa indians of
Minnesota under the treaties of 1889
and 1908. 1t is estimated by those ac-
uuainted with the timber or the re-
serve that the prol,a BILE value will be
more than $4,000, 600.
The national reserve of Minnesota
comprises a tract of land embracing
100000 acres, situated adjacent to
Cass Lake and I1eech Lake. in Cass
county, Star Island. in Cass Lake. has
a national reputation as being one of
the finest tracts Of growing pine In
existence today. Pine! point. near
Walker on Leech lake, is a close Sec
ond.
When the/estimate has been finish
ed and it's Value approved by the bu-
rea of Indian affairs, the money VAL
'ue will be paid out to the Indians in
the form OF annuities, as has been the
custom of handling Indian funds ii
the past, ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-30
Historical Library
In Minnesota Growing

st. Paul, Minn.-The Minnesota
Historical society library is growing
so rapidly and extensively, that Off
Gals ar, at a, loss whereNto shelve the
books. Miss w. L. Carothers. librarian
said. Tho library contains more than
10000 volumes, and in many re-
spects, is the most complete of its
kind il existence.
The historical building is equipped
, with book stacks to shelve more than
100000 volumes when completed, but
only a third Of these are ready for
I'VE. The completion of these stocks
! would require additional funds t the
present budget.
The number of readers using the
library also is showing an enormous
increase. Miss Carothers said. With
the increased number OF readers and
the cver-increasing number Of tele-
phone and written inquiries received
daily, on matters which necessitate
careful Investigation, the staff~of this
department is at a loss to find Il solu-
tion of. too much work with made
quate numbers"
! The Minnesota Historical society,
according to Miss Carothers, can be
! briefly outlined as follows:
"Has library OF $4,000 books:
! newspaper collection Of 1900 bound
volumes; museum occupying an en-
tire floor of the historical building;
manuscript department containing
important collection of public and
private documents: largest collection
of genealogical and biographical pub
LEGATIONS in the United States. n eX-
tenslEe collection of material relating
to tho Scnndinavians in America n
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-30
History Of Minnesota
In Spanish American
War Being Compiled

st. Paul, Minn.-Thc history of
Mlnnesota's activities in the Spanish
American war and Philippine insur-
rect1on, under preparation by the war
records commission, will be completed
and ready for distribution some time
next fall, Franklin r. HoIbrook, sec
rotary of the commission, announced.
The history will include an account
Of all the activities OF the Minnesota.
regiments. both in the islands and in
nome training ramps-relief work,
political situations resulting and lead
ing up to the entry of the United
states in theWa r, and a roster OF men
who served. The roster also will in
clude the names Of men who served
In units other than Minnesota rcgi-
ments. -.
Mr.. Holbrook spent several weeks
in Washington, where he collected
data and completed the roster of men
who served their country during the
period Of 1895 to 100. An interesting
feature of the history will be the de-
tailed account of the raising Of the
four voluntary regiments and the re-
cruiting service.
The our Minnesota regiments num-
bered $500 men in addition to the
number of M~innesotans who served in
other units. The total number of
men from Minnesota serving in that
war is given at approximately 5000.
Mr.. Holbrook said.
OF this number, in addition to the
$500 serving in state regiments, 1870
men served in volunteer organizations
Of neighboring states; 500 Gin tn
United States volunteers. regiments
raised especially FOR service in the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-30
unprecedented Belgian
War Veteran; Under.
Arrest In Michigan

Grand Rapids, Mich, March 30
Emile 'Lanhrd. young Belgian to-
kacc"Eist. arrested recently in South
Bend, Ind, and brought here to
answer 4 charge of unlawfully wear
ing the uniform OF a Belgian aviation
lieutenant and with intent to defraud,
has admitted the charges, according
district attorney. Lanard is alleged to
have visited more than 100 cities
throughout tho United States telling
thrilling stories of valor and wounds
on European battlefields.
II never wrote n line of %untrutla
about myself" Lanard said. ut was
all done by Americans who fooled
themselves. Americans always made
the speeches in my behalf"
Lanard said the IA wounds he bore
were received on hunting trips.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-30

AGAIN
REPORTED DEAD
IN ROME PAPER

London, March, 3O.-A Central
News dispatch from Paris, says q
report that Nicolai Leninc, Rus-
sian soviet premier Is dead, Is
published BY the Rome newspa.
pers, who treat 1t with reserve.
Leninc has been reported dead
or seriously Ill on several occa-
stoils. One Of the. latest stories
was that . German specialist was
being rushed to Moscow to treat
him for an internal disease, re.
stllting from wounds inflicted
three years ago by an assassin.
Another version was that he had
cancer, but a nAoacow dispatch TO
Tho Associated Hess told or his
appearance on Monday OF this
week before q meeting Of tho all
Russian communist congress in
the Krcmlin palace at which he
spoke for two hours. ~ .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-30
THE TOWN TO-DAY

Child, whose dead body was found
at Chestnut street ice house yesterday.
was alive when born, post mortem
examination shows.
Fire in James Lynch feed store and
Friedman building on kittson avenue
does $1,000 damage.
James Balfour, 101 Boulevard ave-
nue., died last night. Had been a
resident of Grand Forks for two years.
Envoy Walter Jeffries, blind evan
gelist, to give program at Salvation
Army barracks tonight.
III. M. S. Pinafore," Gilbert and
, Sullivan opera, to be given Friday
night by high school glee clubs. y@.
Bishop J.. Poyntz Tyler Of Fargo
gave convocation address at the Uni
versity Of North Dakota today.
Chairmen Of township boards
elected at annual meetings Yesterday.
Iceberg Herc-olaf Lciberg. q
merchant of Kempton, is in Grand
Forks on a business visit today.
Discount on Fccd-All kinds of feed
for sale for about so 20 discount, dam
| aged by water. James Lynch Feed
Store.-Adv.
Boy Born-Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Lc.
Marie, Belmont road have announced
the birth of a baby. boy on Sunday
night, March 26.
Board Meta regular weekly
meeting of the directors Of the
Merchants asspciation "a held a
| noon today. This is the first meeting
/ which has been held since the new Of
ficcrs took their places. Routine
work occupied the board today.
Ship Body-The remains Of Elmer
Kyllo, age-31,, OF McCanna, who died
at a hospital here Wednesday, were
shipped today to his former home
for burial.
Boys and Girls-Eighth grade fina
examinations arcs being rheh here to-
day under the supervision OF the
1 county superintendent of schools
Twelve boys and girls r writing or
the questions here and throughout
the county the LII examination is
being given. The pupils are writing
in the farmers room at the court
ho,Ise
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-30
WHAT GRAND FORKS PEOPLE
WE'RE DOING
THIRTY"FIVE A
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March 80, 1887

March 80, 1887.
Martin Purcell and Thomas Patter-
son are candidates for Justice of the
peace in East Grand Forks.
John Roos, the talented city sea
venger, is operating upon the sanitary
skill.
A carload of furniture in all colors
just received at O.. Youngs.
Joe Clifford is practicins on the
Robert Bergh. the handsome drug
gist, is back from st. Paul.
A Mrs. w. P. Lucas, one of Lar'more's
reigning bellies, is visiting in the city.
\ bill has been passed authorizing
the construction of a bridge across
the Rod river at Grand Forks.
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LOSES FIRST FIcHr

Madison, Wis. March 30.--Attorney
Genera Morgan loAt the first OF .hia
actlnent Of the news state law against
combinations in restraint OF trade,
when Judge Shern7an f.. Smalley 81
the fifth circuit cAurt late yesterday
dimsissed the Ac1ion against the
Tomah Mcrcantils company on the
grounds OF Insufficient evidence. This
case was started q year ago on com
plant of Tomah citizens alleging com.
plnatlon 10 maintain prices on the
part of a mercantile company.
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Cleveland, Ozone of the thou
sands of Clevelanders who made ar
income tax cost the government far
more than it derived. The return was
for two cents, tho smallest on record
This Ncar.
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SHALL

Minneapolis, March 30.-Thomas
D. Schall. Tenth district congressman,
was unanimously endorsed for re-
election by the Republican district
opposition and the convention lasted
but half an hour.
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supper - Congregational church,
Friday, 6 n. M, 50 cents. Come and
get acquainted.-Adv.

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Supper Conversational church.
get acquainted.-Adv.
Use of Brush Free with orders of
Kalsomine: All tints for sale at
khtzke. lo7 Walnut, 2564-W.-Adv.
Janet Mckay,sM arinella shop-Re-
moval of hair, warts and moles by
electrolysis. Phone 1864. Orpheum
Theatre entrance.-Adv.
StSs Entertain-The Delta Sigma
active members entertained fourteen
business men of Grand Forks at their
fraternity house on Wednesday night.
Father Dies-Mrs. J. e. Baasen's
father, A. A LaLone of Ferndale,
Mimi. died ON Wednesday night at
his home. He was 73 year Of age.
Mrs. Baasen was called homo several
days ago.
Jones Critic-H. Foster Jones, pro
fcesor of public speaking at the state
university will act as. a critic for the
Sioux club. n of the public >speak-
ing organizations of the Y. M. G. A..
Gets Appointmcnt-D. Bruce Nc
Donald, son Of Don Mcdonald of this
~ASJ ~ - S0oIAACl Va a UdI1K az NldA-
bass, N. D., has been appointed post
master at that point, it has been an
nounced.
Baby Buried-Funeral services
were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon
from the Pierce funeral parlors over
the remains Of James McMurray, in
FAINT child of Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Nc
Murray OF Edmore. The child was
but three days Of age, and died at a
local hospital.
Silver Wedding-Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Smelden, prominent farmers of
Hegton. are visitors in Grand Forks,
where they are making preparations
to celebrate their silver wedding an
niyersary. which takes place on
April s.
Banquet Oil Men-The motor
truck department of the International
Harvester company gave a banquet
Wednesday night at the Columbia
hotel for the representatives of the
Standard Oil company meeting here.
Oficials Of the company also were
here for the conference, one Of a. Sc
ries being held. r. E.. Cronin, presid-
ed at the banquet.
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Bible CONFERENCE.-THE C. A. Arm
strong of Fargo, secretary of the
North Dakota Sunday School associa-
ton has called a conference Of all
university students interested in daily
vacation Bible schools for Friday aft
ernoon at 4 o'clock in Merrifeld hall.