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]. S. REFUSES
HAGUE CONFERENCE
POSITIVELY WILL NOT RECOG-
NIZE SOVIET GO RNMENT
OF RUSSIA.

Washington, ID. c., May 16-The
administration today stood pat on its
determination not to recognize the
soviet government of Russia. AL
lied dealings with Russia at Genoa
and attempts in congress to force
recognition have failed to change TIE
Administrations attitude. This was
clearly shown in the note of Secre-
tary Hughes rejecting the invitation
to the United States to participate
in an allied conference at The
Hague.
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Chinese HOstilities
Are Resumed

Toxic, May 16-Hostilities be-
tween the Chinese factions strug-
Cling for control of the government
have been resumed, according to re-
ports from Peking.
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Minneapolis, May 16 - Corn
Steady to firm: No. yellow 1-2c
under Chicago uly: demand fair TO
good. No. yellow closed at Sc Ia
to Sc 3-4c; No. 2 mixed at 55 "a
to 56 1-4c.
Oats-Easy, demand only fair. No.
white July price to 3-4c over. No.
3 whites closed at 35 "a to 36 3-4c.
Rye-Steady. No. at 3 to 4c
over July; demand fair 10 good. NO.
2 at 8 to 4c over July; demand fair
to good. No. rye close at $1.051-2
to $1.06 IL.
aBrley-Easy within unchanged
range. some sales 1c lower. Price
closed at 53 to 64c.
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at the woman's reformatory at Rock
well City, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison were
charged with having written at least
$500 worth of fraudulent checks.
While in Mitchell, it is reported that
they were starting to operate frau
dulent scheme designed to promote
baseball players to the big leagues.
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steel COMPANY
MERCER APPROVED
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MAY
MAKE EFFORT TO PRE-
VENT MERGER.

New York, May 16-Thet Bethle-
hem-Lackawanna steel merger was
approved today by the directors of
the two companies meeting here. Ac-
cording to the terms of the merger
as stated by Moses Taylor. of the
Lackawanna, the eBthlehem has
cations of the Lackawanna Steel
company.
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Bank. Messenger
Is Robbed

St. Louis, May 16--Harry Airing,
watchman of the Bremen bank, was
wounded and robbed of $4,000 in
one dollar bills while riding on a
street car here today.
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for killing the animals. as each den
will have it litter of pups and it is
In these months that the wolf hunter
makes his large hauls.
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GRAND E|vCAMPMENT
OPENED TODAY
Yesterdays ATTENDANCE AT
GRAND LODGE SESSION
GREATLY AUGMENTED.

With fairer skies today and with
the arrival of perhaps four or five
hundred more delegates from num-
erous points in the state, enthusi-
asm and interest in grand lodge and
assembly matters is growing to a
point where it is an easily recog-
nized fact that the annual session
now in progress is sure to be pro-
nounced the most successful in the
grand encampment history.
All rodas are leading to Lake
Madison today. From east, north,
south and west they come-earnest
pilgrims of fraternal affiliations
with aspirations for greater influ-
ence among their fellows.
Today's trains from the north ana
west were crowded with interested
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and so
great were their members that the
capacity of the transportation sys-
tenn was heavily taxed 1t is esti-
mated that fully eight hundred to
one thousand officers and delegates
are on the chautauqua grounds, reg
istered or ready to register for one
of the greatest grand lodge pro
grams ever held in the state.
The opening of the grand en-
campment and the special meeting
of the Rebekah assembly occupied a
portion of the time from 10 a. m.
10 1880 p. m. today.
The program of interest for to-
morrow runs as follows:
Wednesday at 8 "a. m.
Music .ormal Glee Club
Invocation ..--NRev. E. w. Garfield
Music -.--.-..-----..--.-.Ma Male Quartet
Address of Welcome
For Lake County 1. o. o. +. As
ISOLATION. IF. G.. Ball, President
For City of Madison and chau-
taukua association .-......-....
--.--.-.---.-.-.----.--- III. III. Holdridge
For Rebekahs of Lake county
..---- -.--.-.-...--..--.--- June Emry
Music Normal Glee Club
Responses
Grand Master..----A. j. Mossman
iCoAuCht VI ItCDChdA faSSCllU-
ly ----....-..--.-.- Eta Martin
Music, Duet..-.-Cowan and Leicht
Reading ..l. Mrs. r. S. Westaby
Song America
900 a. M, joint opening of grand
lodge and rebekah assembly at audi
torium.
1000 a. M, grand lodge and Re-
bekah assembly.
900 p. m, joint memorial exer-
cises at auditorium.
800 p. m. grand lodge and Re
bekah assembly.
$500 p. M, auto ride.
$500 p. m, secretaries associa'
tion.
500 p. m, patriarchs militant de-
gree at /. o. o. F. hall.
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Daily Market Report
MADISON GRAIN MARKET.

At p. m. today, corn. AZ; barr
ley. At: oats, 29c.
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3:UU p. M, grand lodge and Re
bekah assembly.
$500 p. M, auto ride.
$500 p. m, secretaries associa
tion.
500 p. M, patriarchs militant de-
gree at I. o. o. f. hall.
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Address of Welcome
For Lake County 1. o. o. f. As
ISOLATION IF. G. Ball, President
For City of Madison and chau-
taukua association ........-
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%&8% %%SJS#2A @N tNES#f
seed bed for next year's wheat crop,
was the opinion expressed today by
pr. II. +. WaIster, agronomist ut thu
North Dakota Agricultural College III
discussing the care of ccrzLi Till NORTH
EpakotAatse Is tp s IS
The cuItivator should be equipped
with good shields well adjusted 50
that cultivation can be done close to
the rows and destroy the weeds that
are starting close to the plants" ex-
planned DR.. Walster. these weeds
close to the plant do the most harm
and it will be impossible to destroy
them with the cultivator later when
the corn grows taller"
Deep cultivation should be done
early before the corn begins to devel-
OPP its side roots, said DR.. Walster.
Cultivation to a depth Of from 3 to
4 inches during the next two weeks
would be advisable, he said, and the
depth of cultivation should be reduced
to two inches later. Sharp blades
should be used on the cultiyator, es-
pecially in fields badly infested with
wild rose, because If the blades are
dull the cultivator will clog and drag
ground along the rows.
Not only will the proper cultivation
during June and July insure a clean,
firm and early seed bed, but in the
dry parts the land will be benefited
by the storage of some moisture.
"Plow Corn, is the slogan concern
ing the cultivation Of corn in North
Dakota during the remainder of June
and July, said DR.. Walster.
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day II ne II Peterson honae
"A number of young folks from tAis
township attended the dance Hi Carl
EngeI's Saturday evening.
HOMEN TOWNSHIP

The road between Arthur Larson's
and Aronson's is now completes and
ready for Use
Il Knute Torgerson Ii doing some
carpenter work for Mrs. Berg.
a. Aronson is building i granary
for Tom Emerson this week.
The crops around here are looking
fine, but a little rain sure would help
them along a great deal.
A number Of young folks visited
with Amanda and Clarisga Torgerson
last Saturday evening.
AsNonpartisan meeting will be held
at Andrew Torgersonts on Friday
June Gard at 8 o'clock P. M. Bring
your lunch and everybody come.
Erick Person is having some break
ing done on his farm this week.
Mrs. Oscar Aasness visited ait An
drew T~orgerson's Sunday afternoon.
! Chas. Hagan returned from Mime
:apolis Tuesday and is now improving
nicely.
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SHERMAN

A picnic was held at the Sofus
Thompson home last Friday and a
very fine time is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Peterson, Mrs. A.
Johnson, Wayne Kinsel and Clifford
Bartch autoed to Bottineau last Tues
day to attend to business matters.
Misses Myrtle Peterson and Ada
Perry callers at Antler Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. A.. W. Nelson spent a few
days at the Eckberg home in Wheaton
township last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Nelson land
Miss Clara Dokken autoed to Minot
Monday. 49,! :.
Miss Mildred Peterson visited at the
Kelly home Saturday and Sunday.
A few from this township attended
the Children's Day program given at
the Renville church Sunday.
Joe Cox and two sons, spent Sun
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vote for " ], Cooper for statea
Attorney. AN Poi. Adv.
.. FoR . sALgEs17Ayl III IND cottage n
lake MetigoSsh6, price $500. O0. terms,
lH.sAsasBatie 2tp
See ]. +. McGowaln III the ~Ruse 5of
the Rather also reel 81. Topics at
the Grand Thursday.
For sale---Royal Typewriter, No. 10
in first class condition. $4,000. In
quire at this office. II.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will serve
June 29th, Fair Day at the Dining
Hal, at the Fair Grounds.
See Ethel Clayton iii the Price Of
Possession, z also two reel comedy ait
the Grand Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Haskell and
children from Grenora, M. D.. are
visiting with relatives in Bottineau.
IL
Earl Jones. Of Antler brought his
little son. to the hospital Monday,
where he underwent an operation for
mastoids.
Rev. I. D. McBain will preach at
II A.. M. and 8 P. M. at Souris and
at 1890 at Dewey Church, next Sum
day. .
Mrs. William Stewart arrived last
week from Whitefish, Mont, and w1ll
spend a couple weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M Trent, east
!of the city. 5~. z *,>s @Z L.
G. K. Vikan drove to Towner yes
terday morning to catch a train for
jamestown where he will transact
business. Walter Vikan took him to
Towner.
j. w. Schmidt, Ed. Robinson, Ing.
Ertresvaag, and M. M. Campbell are
among the Bottineau Legion boys
spending the week at the big state
Legion meeting at Devils Lake.
obert A. Olson of Bismarck, candi-
date for State Treasurer, was in Bot
tineau Tuesday evening. Mr.. Olson
was one of the speakers at the Lea-
que picnic held near Towner Tuesday.
John Simon and family of Grand
Forks arrived last Thursday and
spent a few days with relatives near
Bottineau. MI. Simon will be remem-
.bered as former county auditor. They
departed again on Monday for the
west coast where they win spend
about three months. The trip is being
made by car. r.
The Landa fans and baseball team
took in the game at Bottineau Sum
day and were we'll pleased with the
fast work and home u hitting of the
RBottineau team. On their way home
they stopped at Carbury and defeated
the Carbury team to the tune of II
to g.. Carbury played a very good
game but the fast work of the visitors
proved too much. The battery fol-
sLanda was GIassoe and johnson, fast
fielding by Larson, Huncher and Hill
den featured.-Landa Baseball Fan.
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PICKERING TOWNSHIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Gusav Myhr and Miss
Ingeliv Gomseth were callers at Bot.
tineau Monday. J
Mrs. John Holum and son Ivan oil
Wolf Point, Montana, are visiting al
the Ole Dravland home this week.
MT. and Mrs. Anton Hanson Of Ro-
sholt, South Dakota arrived on Tues.
day To visit with Mrs. Hanson's par
ents, Nh. and Mrs. Ole Crogen.
Mr. and nlrs. Ole Drayland, Mrs. J.
EHolum and son Ivan returned We'd
nesday after having. spent a few days
In Devils Lake, visiting with Mn. and
Mrs. Fred Drayland. /
MI. and Mrs. Fred Guttu and fam
lily and Mrs. Theodore Gran and fam
lily visited at the Ole Crogen home on
Monday.
Ernest Fosberg and the Misses Ella
Bil1ehus and Edna Fosberg spent Sun
day at Lake Metigoshe.
Miss Charlotte Crogen visited with
her friend Gusta Glomseth. on mon.
day. g@ss.1
Misses Rosine and Alma Guttu ar
visiting with relatives iii Roth this
week -,
A. .. Hjelmeland Of Landa is the
new depot agent at Carbury. Mr.. Oh.
lie Walton having been transferred
to Roth. =
Mrs. Arne Hovind is visiting with
friends at Devils Lake this week.
Mrs. Selmer Drystad, Miss Title
Wall and Nj. Peder Wall visited al
the Christ Noun home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Hanson, John
Listoe and Charlotte and Clara Gro.
gen visited at Alfred Hanson's on Fri
day.
The local bali team played Landa al
Carbury on Sunday but came out with
the short end of the score. - -,
Teddy Dravland of. Landa is visit.
ing with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Dravland, this week.
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BALL GROUNDS IMPROVED

Bottineau can now boast of having
as good a baseball park as any in this
part OF the state. Last week the team
purchased and erected a 9-foot wire
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Miss Morence MclntOsh LETT Thurs
aday tor yrscuse; where she
viii attend the national convention of
~ Chapter al Alpha sororitJy..
Miss McIntosh Win Join Other young
ladies at Grand Forks. Enroute they
VIII visit II Minnetpka,M eoing
from there New YsoIlks mn conYenr
Ton dates besing June 20to 24.sAfter
HE conyenHon hey viii spsnd n
.Sees yisitin Chicago MA otherl
eastern points md Will fetnrn Nome
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the 0cals#fnak seven, eiRhtsfor nine
IN words, II II figured i two line notice,
ii tcharge il 10 cents per line b,
issue and remittance must accompany
the order. . S h
Vote for W II. Cooper for States
Attorney Pol. ADV.
A. b. Kopan Of Ecknnan was i Bot
tineau visitor Sunday.
Geo. Miller and family Of Rugby
spent Sunday ii Bottineau.
FOR sALE-1e1e Chevrolet tour
ne car Price $4,000. Enquire - thia
office. sl Il
Special attention given to weddins
and birthday cakes II the City Bak-
cry. . II
r. Brandt and family OF Onaemrree
attended the Tolley-Bottineau Ball
game Sunday.
For sale-Good Early Ohio ptota-
toes, also Golden Millet.-S. Esterby,,
Nseswburg, n. I. Il SIP
FOR sALE-1921 Ford Coupe.
Completely overhauled, new tires. In
quire at this office. II
Miss Sena Arends and Miss Pearl
johnson visited at Miss Arends' home
near Willow City Sunday. he
Miss Mable Lindberg returned last
Wednesday from ST. Cloud, MINI,
where she attended college the past
year. e.. ~
MRS. John Seville Of sWesthope has
opened a new steam laundry in Bot
tineau and wishes the citizens to pat
!. ronize it. E,
Mrs. J. "A. johnson and Miss Thelma
autoed to Minot Thursday where they
visited friends and relatives. They
returned Saturday.
Mrs. II. w. Cathroo and daughter
Marian arrived home Saturday eve
ming andswin spend the summe here
and at the lake. (. j
Brought to Cordelia Twp. pound
yard, May %, the following horses:
"a bays, 2 sorrel, 2 grey, | black
Henry Larshus, Poundmaster. It
son Richard. and Mrs. Holler,of MaIta.
Montana, arrived Saturday for a
weeks visit st the ]. j. Week home.
w sALE--brome grass, $500
Per nnndred, hog Mlllet, $3.50 per
reuuest.-Wm. M. Martin. Bottineau.
\. d. T tt
%E
Mr. INC Mrs: Jas: Murray and little
son LETT tuesday Tor their home IN
Fargo after a months visit with Mrs.
Berthiaunae. "a
l;- 4s;2 !
Mrs: =. Haugen and llttle son ar
raaea last Week eaS from Anoka,, Mini. 60
JOIN VT. Haugen VINO Is with
4 $bottineau Mni1ng 20. Ineysmade
the TIP oy car. * = ; 4
Mrs. !. P. Ertresvaag is spending
st1e Week IN franc FORKS, the guest OF
MASS MAS Agnes Whn l, Mr. Er-
.resvaag ~ no. legion meet
& & afsgg$ Iat !, De sh'S Lake AK
I ,;ttle: water Hafnar antart j.
] faw fr.;ends a. . ns,.tv
/ Yesterday, a~fternoon. The afternoon
Mas spent in playing games. Mrs.
Hanner served DAINTY efresnment 20
tSe chlfdfen.
w;u call ~. Ford anx n,od.,-
! 81 MAN aarn;ng . nonnthlv sa,arv who
a., r,.ks1a sn,sll na,,nosnt douyn .rd
tba h.ls.ea Il mnnth1y navn,enta,
/. r,ra N ~ ,vr;ts AZ ;~nfo,nostion
20 Gle,son II
and Mrs 4 4 I ,eona,d ,eft last
.Tb,,rsdav aftarnnop IA ! three months
.a4ansah;,s 49, $ tha $1,000
$50 $500 +hsnna i "Tns Angaias raI
u 49, -. aaatsr I'LL $500 az Ne
$3.50 ThaS as;l,
,.ssa snsnd sa,,s t;n.s Il W. sh;n oton
! IN 90 .sD es H IA
# Mrs. VIM. Fairweather and children
returned from jamestown Saturday
where they attended the graduation
ekercises AZ amestoWh Solese, an "
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Attorney.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-06-22

Correction: In the article Id last
weeks issue under the heading Botti-
mean Countys Standard Schools, by
Annie D Burr, IN the second 10 the
lastsparagraph sa~nesshouId have read
these received State Aid I'd the
amount 81 sl4,0s9.50, received by5 Bot
tineau County, c,instead Of Sill,
B0So.550 ~ the paper stated.
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KEEP THE CORN FIELD CLEAN

Farmers who take pains to keep the
corn field clean during the month of
June and July by proper cultivation
will have a clean, firm, and early
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VOTE for N. Cooper kor States
Attorney. Pol. ADV.
II. 4. n. Mccullough was 4 Rolla
visitor sunday. III. q. n So,
Look over tie program fair
Days IN the Grand ad.
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TIVE making q patterns today has
II been veritably reduced to a science,
and sirnpiified 20 that wen the woman
who knows practically nothing about dress
making may attempt 20 make her own
clothes with perfect assurance and with
very s~atisfactory results. This reason the
sty1es are extremely simple and the ma
nezials much les expensive than they were
iast seasnn. Printed effects are perhaps
The most popular Ia aspes d. Chine and
volles, while checks LEAD Ia gingfauas, tis-
saes md ratinEs. Organdy and dotted
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-06-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. saxle 1np1saas n1Mka
bare around to third base. Mlllls fl.ss
BAL boys we're erecting the feacS Js
]. Krogren erected i large scCrs boaaas
In left field which can easily IN reEd !
from any place On The grounds 1l10
bal team wishes ~ thank the Botftnu
eau Milling on, for the cor boandsa
an hereafter will eat bread made
only from Chief Bottineau Flour
for w 4. Cooper ! States
Attorney. Pol. Adv.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
KossUTH GYtjLEs

A Kossuth K0zmiivelodesi Egy-
let vasarnap este tartott gyiilesen
elhataroztak, hogy Marcius Idu-
sat Macy iinnepseg kereteben
tartjak meg az iden. Az iinne-
pely el6keszitesere tisztikar mel
le kikiildtek k0yetkezo bizott-
sagot: Seb6k Gabor, Molnar La
jos, Komar Josef, Liszkai Ga
Dor. Benyei Laszl6, Horvath An
tai es Tausz Bella A penztar fe-
liilvizsgalasara kikiildtek Ceres
sy Sandort. Tausz Belat, Nemenyi
tMikl6st es Deak Palt. Az III alaT
szabalykeszito bizottsagba kline
veztek a tisztikar melle Mih6t
Sandort, Tausz Belat es Molina,
lLaiost. A kor vagyonar6l 4 penz
tarnok a i6vo gyiilesen fog be
szamolni. Molnar Lajost isme1
| lmegvalasztottak haznagynak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
A budapest zsido hitkozseg
kdldottsege Youngstownba jon
DR. ADLER lilies F0RABBI SERBIAN ESTE BEszEDET
TART-A T0NK szELEN ALLo HAJDAN EROS HITK0z-
seq. - PENzT KERNEK KULTUR INTEZMENYEIK
FENTARTAsARA Es szEGENYEIK GYAMoLITA-
SARA

Magyarorszagi vendegei lesznek
Youngstownnak jov0 heten. Ez-
uttal budapest izraelita hitk0z-
seq kiild0ttsege erkezik Youngs-
townba, hogy egy Macy gyiilesen
felvilagositsa a Youngstownban
el6 eleg sep szamu magyar szar-
mazasu zsidosagot, valamint mas
orszagokb6l ide vandorolt zsd6-
kat a magyarorszagi helyzetrol.
DR.. Adler Illes budapest forab-
bi lesz kiildottseg foszonoka,
Rata xviii DR.. Zahler Emil hires
budapest orvos es Grosshandler
Vilmos nagykereskedo, aki lapunk
iizletvezeto alelnokenek fiverc,
lesznek a sz0nokok. A kiildott-
seq celia gyiijtes. A haboru ko-
vetkezteben annyira elszegenye-
dett hitk0zseg, hogy ma kepte-
len intezmenyeit, k6rhazait, arva-
hazait Is iskolait fentartani. Hal
dan magyarorszagi zsid6sag
egyike volt a leggazdagabb zsi-
do organizacioknak, ma azonban
annyira valtoztak a viszonyok,
hogy kenytelenek az amerikai hit
sorsosokhoz fordulni segitsegert.
A gyiilest a Masonic Temple
Wick ave-, Rayen es Wood st.
kozott) Macy termeben tartjak
szerdan este. DR.. Adler egyike
legkivalobb magyar sz6nokok-
max es igen sokan kesziilnek at
meghallgatni.
A youngstown gyiijtes kezele.
sere egy bizottsag alakult, amely'
mex elnoke Friedman JOSEF, a
mindenki altal jol ismert magyar
szarmazasu iigyved. A penztar.
nok Schwartz Ignac, mig a titkal
Grosshandler Nathan. A bizott
sag tagjai kozott talaljuk ko.
vetkez6 ismert magyar iembere-
ket: Burger Lajos, a Dollar Bank
kiilf0ldi osztalyanak vezetoJe
Crow Jen0, az east youngstown
bank aleln0ke, Scheibel Morlc 20
newt epitesz, Frankel Miksa, "a
mindenki altal ismert szlvar Macy
kereskedo. Krausz Henrik, ak
nemreg teri vissza magyarorszag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
A MUNKAvIsZONYOK
Jobb kilatasok a jovore. - vi
acel kombinacio keletkezoben

Az nj esztend6 masodik hete-
ben valamivel jobban mennek a
munkak, mint az elmult evben.
Altalaban a hangalat optimiszti-
kusra fordult es Il vas- es acel-
ipar k0reben valosziniinek tart
jak, hogy rovidesen teljes erovel
megindul a munka a Youngstown
nagy gyarakban. Kedvezo jelnek
tekintik, hogy a United States
Steel Corporation altal kiadott je-
lentes szerint k0nyveikben sze-
repl6 rendelesek tonnasulya is
met emelkedett december vegere.
A trustnak k0zel OF milli6 tonna
acel rendelese van jelenleg.
Az independensek es koztiik ell
s6sorban a Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Co. nagyban keszjilodnek a
kiisz0b0n allo egyesiilesre (merg-
cry. Ugyanis t0bb mas hasonlo
nagy vallalattal kombinaci6ba
lepnek a tavasszal, hogy telJes
erSvel felvehessek a versenyt az
acel trust gyaraival. Ha az egye-
stiles letrejon az nj hatalmas acel
kombinacio szekhelye Youngs-
town lesz es els6 eln0ke minden
yal6sziniiseg szerint James A
Campbell, Sheet and Tube ell
n0ke lesz.
| Ha a kombinaci6 sikerJl, ugy
ilesz bowen munka Youngstown
nagy gyarakban es veget er a MAJ
RESERVES lido.
A gyarak koz0tt ma is a leg.
iobban az Ohio Worksban megy {
munka. A legrosszabban Re
public Iron and Steel es a Brie1
Hill telepein, de a javulas ezek
ben gyarakban is a h6nap We
gere varhat6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
E:jjjjeli kaland
Hogy vittek ell Patko Istvan 40
dollarjat

Patko Istvan minap e1el ket
ora tajban beallitott rendorseg-
re es bejelentette, hogy megra-
boltak.
Patko ugy adta elo az esetet,
hogy talalkozott egy Franko ia
nos newt emberrel. XII az autojan
elvitte 0t Hazletonba Cherry
streetre, Center street koZele-
ben. Mikor megerkeztek, talal-
koztak harom idegen emberrel, a
xix egy mask autob6l szalltak XII.
Eleinte beszelgettek es azutan
F'ranko feliiltette Patk6t az auto
ra es a South Side-ra ment velc
Mire odaertek. mar oft volt az
el6bb emlitett mask auto is, a
me,ybol kiszallt az emlitett ha-
rom ember, kiknek egyike revol-
vert szegzett Patk0ra es azutan
kikutattak zsebeit es elvettek a
nala volt 40 dollart 90 HssssssiisAs. a.
utonallas utan felIIf az autoiara
es elhajtott. Ugy csinalt "a mask
harom ember is.
Bremen rendorkapitany XII
hallgatas utan kikiildte a rendo
reit, xix Frankot elfogtak, de /;
rend6rseg fogva tartja Patkot is
hogy mint tanut kihallgathassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
ELFOGOTT CSEKK : HAMIS1
T0K

A helybeli rend6rseg igen. jo fo-
gast csinalt, mikor lefulelte egy
szallodaban George Mishnyt es
Tom Kelleyt, kikr6l kisiilt, hoey
keresett checkshamisit6k.
A ket fatal csal6 osszeszedett
egy csom6 ures check -blankettat
helybeli bankokb6l, azutan beal-
litottak egy kisebb iizletbe, hol
elelmiszert, vagy egyab dolgot
vasaroltak. A vasarlas utan at
adtak eey Is vagy 25 dollarig ki-
allitott chekket es a kereskedok
. legt0bb helyen be is valtottak,
atadya persze asbevasarolt osszeg
utan fenmaradt penzt.