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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASiliNGTON ID. G.. April IL
Ecgs-Strictly fresh. selected. per
dozen. 2392G, average receipts. %.
southern. %.
Live poultry--Roosiers per III. 49,:
turkeys, per H.. 3Ou35 chickens.
winter. per, ID. lot.i5 spring chick :
ems per h., G0lioj: Keats. young.
each, BOA 60. fowls. 2iI2j
Dressed poultry -fr"sn killed.
winter chickens. per III. 40Ti 10. hcns.
per ID, esq &c. ROSTERS, per III. %.
turkeys. per 10. a5Hi5 keats. young.
each. co.
por> Dressed. small. per Id. 49,.
heavy. san.
Live stock-Cnlves. choice. per ID.
10, medium, CH?.. thin. 81 !: lambs.
choice. per lb.. IS. live hogs. per H.
II.
Green frui,-Appics. per hbl.. 5.OoG
100. per bn. basket. 2.IOp S.@5 West
"rn. per buN, 2.75Mije. California
oranges. per crate. 7.o0N 80: lemons.
per box. I.noT so. grdp-fruit poI
hox. +00ftG.UO. Florida oranges. 100
n 500: struwu crrlcs. 2DHiu per at
Veg ni"S-- i'rtdtDct. 80. l. p.r
bbi. 2.7Jl 30Q per sack. ap0Ta.50.
sweets. 2.50I 800. lettuce. Southern.
per crate. 100 n 300: romHine lettuce.
206n 2.5O; cynlinEs. per crate. 3.uG
n 300: onions. l0o-Ih sack. Il.U00,
800. cabbage. new. per Cwt. room
$50, cu"urnbcrs. ",00G i.j0. "Egplauts.
par crate. i.OOii 500: tomatoes per
box. Florida. 2.OpH3.50. beans. 2juH
400 per basket. sprouts. 25U30 por
a.; peppers. peg crate, 2n0ui00:
ESlg, wa 80.
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Observe These Simple Rules

=, l. Any person who is not empioyc OF The Times
family submit answer. 1t costs nothing try.
g All be mailed before Saturday.
April 30. 1922.
J. Answers should he on or de OF he
only, numbering words l, @
and address right hand Of
Only English lie W be
e not
be counted. Either the singular plural @
g. Words OF the spelling
though
be only nar Of TN
MAJ 80 be ~ mo han
is equally applicable object. any OF
g. The sending in the
list OF will best ccond
prize will be allowed for
in point deducted for
omission.
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WHEAT TRADERS SEEK
BIG PROFITS QUICK
IN Associatel rressl

CHICAGO. >pru l7.-Ernr,s 70
secure at once big profits ALREADY IN
sight kept owners o: wheat too hlIsv
most OF Tho time today To ,ry any
new Killing of prices. Excitement
over saturdays cent bushci sud
nsn Increase gradually subsidized and
iF"Sh advances failed to last The
market closed uusetrlcG ~ 10 10
" Ire net !..- . "a,
I" $50 81. and July sl2i3-; to
>l2' Corn lost l-2g to Sic. and
oats l-sc TO 3-sr In provisions Tho
hnish vas unchanged TO sc higher
Much nervousness among wncnt
traders was shown in the carly part
~ IN" session. opinion being sharply
divided for while as TO whether the
extraordinary jump in prices on
saturday would hc followed by a
Stiil greater ris" or whether a r,ac-
ton would "usuc. Possibility of ,
huge shortage of wheat here
throughout the approaching period
for III" settlement OF May contracts
remained an acute problem. cspcci-
ally for dealers who have been sell
ing wheat on "A large scale Of late
lower prices when needed.
il soon became evident. however.
that price uptmrns no greater than
are witnessed almost daily would
for the time being induce holders 20
let go Of plenty OF wheat to SUNNY
all immediate wants. Holiday slow
ness OF export demand counted some
what as factor in easing the strain
on the wheat market. particularly
near the end Of the day. Talk OF
curiailincnt Of purchasing for do
mcstic millcrs and OF lack OF inquiry
Tor -four tended further TO bring
aDOut declines tho last
good sized decrease i'm tho
United states visible supply was an
nounccd, but the effect on the mar
ket mere was moro or less Offset by
some additions to wheat in store
mere and by shipments to Chicago y,
prospect at Omaha and elsewhere
Corn and oats were ruled by the ac-
ton OF wheat.
Adverse weather conditions were
OF insufficient influence to uphold
prices Provisions averaged n lit
tie higher in line with hogs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
COMPANY's BUSINESS
DOUBLES LAST YEARS
Report of Chief Of Big Corpo-
ration Makes Wall Street
Cheerful.
y TnTkE HAS SMALL EFFECT
Conl and Coke From Nonunion Min
Ing Areas with Large stock on
Iinnd. Keep Steel Company Plants
In OrcrntInn.
sTnIkE HAS SMALL EFFECT
iBy United .Ncwsl

NEW YORK. April l7.--American
business taking steel as the baron
eter-is on the upgrade. and viii
continue to grow better.
This waa the deduction mad. Ia
Wall Street from the optimistic re
port made by Judge Ebert II Gary.
head OF the United states Steel Cor
Tpratiou. q, the annual stockhoid.rS
meeting, Monday
IN" steel business has doubled in
Tho last year and Is - per cent Of
normal. Gary suid. while IN" export
trad. Is nearing It's pEcwnr nigh
poin, and shows every sign or in
crcasing in the near future.
strike Not damaging Thus Far.
Garv's statement Indicated that IA.
coal str!l," has caused MN" damage
20 the steel industry thus far All
mills are well supplied with coal ana
coke. and considering reserve fuel
on hand the industry's needs are
VOL taken care %. ne said
Coal mines I'm the Birmingham. po-
cahou'as and KENTUCKY ho!ds. from
which tho steel corporation draws
heavily, are running fun and M.
600 tons OF coal IS being received
from tn" CouncliSyil" region IN
pennsylvania. according To Gary's
figures
business conditions have been i'm
proving" he said Il read IN the pa
Der that there has been an increase
business hay houblcd in volume in The
last Ixr
AZ - per cent ,,,,c,,,
we arc opcraiIrg. IN mrre.r, ~,
to "a per cent inyo, ca,'ar,,y and
about Inc same az 81 u,,'n No..
TO iron capacity. TN. r,,nor,,ln,
has made steady. pereig,cn, ana In.
lclIigcn, progress from 40 I'm. /,
started. We HAY. fortified .ur nosi-
lion ana become stronger ~. nav.
added to- our capital anh to uur
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. MD. April lf-
Potatoes White. Zoe pounds. sou,
%: 80 :. 754l9o; new potatoes.
barrel. J.oOu 500, sweets and yalns.
barrel. 2.JoQ so. 80. ?. 1852 90.
hnEh"l % n l.T5. Nu. .. 5OT75: ar
paragus' dozen. 2.oou 900. beans
cabbage; hamper. l.2pu l.jo. carrots.
q ~; celery. dozen. l.i5nI.sQ, crate
'.'o. csspiants crate, i.5o0 800.
Lettuce. basket. l5OQ250. onions
100 pounds. 5000 1000. SO 50OT
800. spring onions. p.r 100. I.25st
l.jo; parsnips. basket - q 30. peas.
hamper 2.O0n3.50. .epp--s. crate,
5QH 500 radish.s. basket !.0QW
so. rhuharb. buuth. IGi5 spinach.
bushel. con So squash. crate -.5OT
3.ju; tomatoes. crate 25ltaOu.
Apples. packed. barrel. S.0OTi9o0;
40. 2 5oG1s5O; busheI. 1.75I2.75;
boy agples 225a2.75 grapefruit, box,
o0N 800: oranges. box. 500Q $50;
straw berries. quart. i5st5U.
Poultry Nivc)-foung chickens H..
3'!!5S. rough Stacy and thin 2AiS
30 winter. I0TiI. spring C03TO.
old hens. 2ia2G, old rooet,rs. IL hen
turkeys, i1II 50. Young Euhhicrs, 3Gfi
81: old toms. 10. poor and crooked
breast. - 9! 30. ducks esq SO; pigeons.
pair. "a 90; guinea fowl young. 7QU
-. ola. iGutJ
Eggs-f.oss on. native and nearby
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18

I'm, les may answering puzzle
one Ir viii be 10 househoS'
DC awarded rroun
together. 80 - '''''e '''He pcch working
o,,n INC event OF tie for prize offered the fu,,
amount OF such prize viii be
al answers Will receive consideration re-
hiSFAIcH or THE EVENING DISPATCH sent in
There VIII BE- three independent judges ha wing no
coahectloh with THE DISPATCH who
&c -, submitted and prizes the end
o. puz2e game "ebsters New
WI pc used as reference and participants agree to accent
''e "e''S'"h OF the judges final
,rha ga,
u! Ihc Judges VIII following the cIos.
ana tne prize Winners
as quickly thereafter possible. - % IN" '"st
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
STEEL NEARING NORlNAL-GARY

hrs,s, dozen. %, Southern. 22023:
duck eggs. 80.
Butter-Crcamcry. fancy. H.. ara
80: prints. 3SI4O. nearby creamery.
80 n az ladies. 2i42G. rolls. 20123:
store packed. 30: dairy prints. 20fI % !.
process butter. 2GGI21.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18

it, No need Of marking the objects on the
picture itself at all. Best list wins first
prize; second best, second prize etc.
Needn't turn or tilt the picture. Everything
is as plainly visible as the objects men
toned above
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
FreightlnterchangeBetwe
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
and Richmond-New York
Steamship Company


This announcement Will
be Of interest to those per-
sons who are interested in
the welfare of this company,
and especially to the stock
holders of this company.
Beginning April 10th,
1922, through rates between
New York and points on the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
west to Louisville, Ky, and
Cincinnati. Ohio. became eff
fective in connection with
this company. the inter
change Of freight being
made at Newport News, Va.
This is a distinct advan-
tage to shippers in the West,
and in New York. The rates
are on a din'erential basis,
and the time and service
are very satisfactory.
1t is expected that as soon
as shippers have had an OPP
portunity to acquaint them
selves with this new service
the interchange of freight
will amount to almost ten
thousand tons Of freight per
month. This will increase
the tonnage Of our company
by that much, will greatly
increase the tonnage of the
Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
way, and on n great deal,
will give them a longer haul.
The officials of the Ches-
apeakc & Ohio Railway
Company have shown a very
strong disposition to CO.
operate with us and make
this service a very desirable
one. BY doing this the Ches-
apeake & Ohio Railway
Company has assisted this
company and given concrete
proof of its desire to help
Richmond and Richmond's
industries. BY the establish
ment of these relations with
the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway the Richmond
New York Steamship Com
pany has increased its pres
tige and made itself larger
transportation com p any
than ever before.
Mr., S. A. Oyen, General
Manager, in company with
MIR. t. G. Crouch, Traffic
Manager, has just returned
to Richmond from a visit to
the West over the lines Of
the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
way. They visited the larger
cities, conferred with Cham
bers of Commerce, Traffic
Bureaus, Boards Of Trade,
etc, also placed ADVERTISE
ments in the newspapers in
the various cities announc-
ing the restoration of this
service and acquainting
shippers generally of its adj
vantages.
Mr.. Oyen states that the
reception accorded them
throughout the West was
beyond expectation. and on
the first trip they succeeded
i'm having marked up one
hundred carloads for move
ment.
The Chesapeake G. Ohio
Railway freight officials in
the West, acting in accord
with the general policy Of
the home office in Rich
mond, were OF great assist
ancc. 1t is certain that the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
officials are just as much in
terested in the restoration
Of this service and the move
ment of freight by this route
as our officials are. and that
they will succeed in work
ing up a very large tonnage.
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NAVAI. SrnnEs

SANANNAi. Ga. A9ri. i7.-Turuentu"
n,%nts. .. stock. 1870. Hoaln. nan. .aio1
@.i; receipts $I5. shipments. i.ss. st"cs.
|.'e'i Quot" u. TO -. +. f. .Giulg.is.
g iG..R. H. 40. *. us. II, 40. =
JCl, VIC. $50. WV s7T
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Southern Assume. Large Payment.

WASilINGTON, April l7.-Thc
southern Railway in AN application
TO III" Interstate Commerce Com
mission todHy asked permission TO
assume liability Tor the payment OF
interest and principal OF an issue Of
s93OO.oOO In equipment trust GER
tincatcs from sale Of wh.ch tho com
pany viii finance purchases on ncw
rolling stock. II Is proposed to
make the obligations payable In
fifteen years. at jl2 per cent in
tpv,S'
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How to Win the $1,000

TO spread the popularity of paper, not only
reward your skill in finding the your
IN boosting papers we'll Get TWO yearly suscrip
lions and we will make prize $1,000 nsead
would otherwise VIM get the best list of
second best third best
wise be increased in proportion One subscription
smaller increase. See prize list
Evening Dispatch mail,
Dispatch Carrie
livery by Dispatch
he u
be n the futur
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Markets

Continued From Page EightJ
on the lower priced goods. Raw s.ll. ad-
vanced during the dag ana buying WAS
more general Brriaps held steady win
the demand quiet. Linens were ia moi.
crate demand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
Easy As Falling Off q Log!

Nothing to it. You just get pencil and
piece OF paper and jot down the "B-words"
as you happen to see them Boy, Ball, Bat,
Barrel etc. Now, ANY ONE can do that;
and if you can do that you can win prize
Brother, sister, grandma-any one can do
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
n@ korebol C1M
Le,kesz: Gerenday Laszl6. Ma
honing Ave. Telefon Bell 142, Auto
matte 4297. Gondnok G6ressy San
dor, 413 Dakota st. Telefou Auto
matte 4771. Penztaros Seb6k Ca
Dor. TAI Mahoning Ave.
Kereszteles

Jan. 15-en kereszteltettek egy-
hazunkban:
!. Katko Janos es .neje Hajdu
Erzsebet fiacskaja Istvan es Ber-
ITALIAN nevre. Ker. 81. Szekeres
IJozsef es neje Kovacs Martha.
2. Demeny Ferenc es neje Mol
mar Julianna leanykaja Wilma es
Erzsebet nevre. Ker. 81. Demeny
Istvan es Darnai Istvann6, sziil.
Molnar Erzsebet.
3. Kanocz Istvan es neje Ka-
eur Erzsebet fiacskaja Elemer es
Istvan nevre. Ker. 81. Gy0mbef
JOSEF es neje Kaczur Maria.
4. Zeffer Janos es neje Nemeth
Maria nilesi lakosok fiacskaja 10.
Use fes Karoly n6vre. Ker. 81
Zeffer Karoly es nejc Salanki TIE
r6z.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19
AZ egyhaz ez eyre megvalasztott
eloliar0i

Gondnok, Csernai Lajos, laka-
sa 80 SO. Portland, telefon $4,000.
Algondnok Gomez Mihaly, 512
| Crescent st. Penztarnok Kish
Andras, 212 Crescent st. Penzta-
ri ellen6r Gyorgy Tamas, East
Youngstown, Box 25. Jegyz6
Menyhert Janos, G10 Mabel St
Presbyterel Hajdu Pal, Beres Ist-
van, Sebo Lajos. Kanocz Istvan
Steeltonon. Haseltonban Macy
Janos. SO. Side-on Farkas Pc
ter, Or0s Juhasz JOSEF. East
oYungstownban Vezse Mihaly
Vekany Janos. Brier Hillen Kan
tor Peter, ifj. 10th Karoly. Hub
bardon Batta JOSEF es Varga Mi
haly. A teljes nevsor a lakasci
mekkel egyiitt J0v6 szamban
fog megjelenni az esetleges hi
bak p6toltatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19
MI UJsAG MUCsAN
Ilyenr6l meg z0ldfulu Marci sem
almodott. - 1de hallgass pupak.

A j6v6 honapban, februar 13-
an, mely nap hetf6re esik, olyan
nagyszabasu ceco lesz a Kossnth
Korben, a milyenr6l meg a leg
0regebb amerikasok sem mernek
almodni.
Saiat kiil0n tud6sit6nk felke-
reste Z0ldfiilii Marcit es Veteran
Miskat, a Xix kijelentettek, hogy
okvetlen elj0nnelx ezen a napon
Kossuth Korbe, hol Kossuth
K0r az ideny legnagyobb baljat
rendezi. Muffolo Miska is beje-
lentette jovetelet es oft a mulat-
saigon fogja elmondani, hogy mi
ujsag a misznszek koriil, a Xix
most a vadaszati szezonban nagy
bajban voltak, inert a bodik mum
ka nelliil vannak es mindnyajan
vadaszni akarnak. Elton Csarli
Cseplin is, XII most jott vissza
Mucsar6l es ell fogja mondani
hogy NIT latott Oft? Ezt azonban
csakis a ferfiak hallgathatjak
meg. A n6knek Kotlik Zirzabel
la fog eloadast tartani arrol, hogy
a sz0k6 evben hogyan lehet ferjet
fogni, halo es k0tel nelkiil?
J6l jegyezze meg tehat minden
XII februar 13-at, es ne igerkezzer
erre a napra mashova, hanem ok
vetlen j0jj0n fel a Kossuth K0r
be, hol olyan muri lesz, hogy
meg szaraz financok is ell fog
max szediilni att6l rigmustol, ;
nit az @. Ke. fog nekik beadni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19
Mi
BIZTOSITUNK
EGY $50 A MEGERTOHOZ
ELEGSEGES

A Columbus Mutual Life In
surance Co. Of Columbus, Ohio,
ismet egy sikeres iizleti evet t0l-
t0tt be december 31-en. Dacara a
rossz viszonyoknak, csaknem
ugyanannyi vi kotvenyt allitott
XII, mint 192O-ban. lErvenyben
lev3 bzitositasat 25 szazalekkal
emelte, vagyona 33 szazalekkal
szaporodott es kotveny tartale-
kot es felesleget 45 szazalekra
emelte.
A kamat jovedelem tobb mint
elegseges volt az osszes halal biz
tositasok fedezesere. A multi ev-
ben t0bbet fizetett osztalekban,
mint biztositasban.
/ Spaulding a How to Sell and
What" cimii foly6Mat szerkesz-
t6je egy Macy cikkben. foglalko-
xix a Columbus Mutual szerveze-
tevel, amelyet G. w. Brandon, a
biztosit6 intezet eln0lde vezetett
be. AIT irja r6la, hogy ez seer
vezet a biztositasi vilag csodaja
AIT hitte, hogy ez mem lehetse-
ges. A tArsasag minden rekordot
megtort, amennyiben allandoan
szaporitotta a k0tveny tulajdono-
sok tartalekat, mig ugyanakkor
cs0kkentette a biztositas netto
,k0ltseget. Ez AIT jelenti, hogy q
k0tveny tulajdonosok t0rve
nyes fedezeten feliil reszesiilnek
biztositasban alacsony fizetes ell
leneben. Kerdezzen meg barkit
akinek Columbus Mutual kotve
nye van, vagy meg jobb: 'ker-
dezze meg .vallalat Igynokei1
es vegyen most.
Trjon nekiink egy levelez6la
pot es mi szivesen elmagyarazzul
0nnek mi szerzodeseinket e.
k0tvenyeinket.
THE MORGAN AND sZILAGYl
INSURANCE AGENCY
$685. w. Federal ST., 9-es szoba
| Tiiz Is automobil biztositas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19
Halottunk volt

Bcke Rozalia Szotyor, Harom-
seek megyei sziiletesii asszony-
atyankfia temettetett jan. 14-6n,
es Csernyik Andras, Csernyik
Andras es neje Szab6 Erzsebet 10
honapos fiacskaja. Mind a ket
halott a belmonti temet0ben he
lyeztetett 0rok nyugalomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19
LEVELHORDoK
EAST YOUNGSTOWNBAN
Hetf0n megkezdtek a, levelek
hazhoz kihordasat East Youngs-
tOWnban

II. R. Gordon east Youngstown
polgarmester kineveZte azokat
levelhordokat, akik no 16-t6l,
azaz most hetf6t6l kezdve kihord-
jak hazakhoz a leveleket es az
ujsagokat.
East Youngstown negy kerii-
letre osztottak. Az elso keriilet
a Youngstown varosi hatart0l a
Sheet and Tube Company telepe-
ig tart, vegig a Wilson avenuen.
A levelhordo neve Philip III.
Jones. A masodik keriilet ugyan-
ezen a teriileten van, de fent a
dombos oldalon lev6 utcakban.
lit Albert GARNER hordja Xxi a le-
veleket. A harmadik keriilet a
Fifth streettol a Washington
streetig terjed es lit Anthony Mu-
retic levelhord6. A negyedik
| kerGlet a Palmer streettol eszakra
a Fifth streetig terjed es Myron
Began viszi oda leveleket.
Naponkint ketszer viszik Xxi a
leveleket es az ujsagokat. A kor.
many hamarosan Is levelszek-
renyt fog felallitani, a melyekbol
szobanforgo levelhordok fogjal'
kiszedni a leveleket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19

szerint Gomez Mihaly, Hagymasi
Lajos es Mezei Laios.
Az egyletnek 12S rendes fizet6
tagja van.
# h6ban so ferfi tag es As n6i
Penzvagyona $3S38.7l.
Szab6 p. Istvan, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19

HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

Most kerik ra patentot.
Meg is kapjak, lehet..
Icy azutan a sok patkany
A fogoba mehet.
A melyik meg mem megy belle,
Az 'elmegy gyarba,
Igy legalabb az a sok scrap
Mem veszik maid karba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19
Iskolaban

Ormester: Mi dolga van egy l1a-
tonanak, aki szeret6jevel karon-
fogva megy S egy feljebbvalojaval
talalkozik?
Baka: Semmi.
Ormester: Nit? Semmi?
Baka: 1genis, inert ha dolga
volna, mem menne setalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19
A 321-IK VERHOVAY FIOK VI
TISZTIKARA ES ELSZAMO-
LASA

A 321-ik east Youngstown Ver-
hovay fiok igen szep eredmeny-
|nyel vegezte az 1921. evet, ameny
nyiben a fatal fiok tagsaga mar
Cora szaporodott. Az uj tiszti-
kart k0vetkezokepen valasztot-
talk meg: Fod6 Istvan elnok, Cseh
Mihaly alelnok, Keszler Ferenc
penztarnok, Kelemen Gy0rgy tit
kar (hozza kildendo minden le-
vel, cime: P. O. Box %, East
Youngstown, Ohio), Pull Jozsef
jegyzo, Lesnyanszky Istvan, Ma
joros Istvan es Kulcsar Mihaly
3-as bizottsagi tagok, Gonczi 10
zsef es 10th Gyorgy beteglatoga-
t6k. Agoston Janos ajt65r. A
fi6k gyiileseit minden honap ma
sodik vasarnapjan tartja Grow
fele hallban.
! Az evi elszamolas k0vetkez6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19
HETI KR0NIKA
Rigmusokba szedte: o. Ke.

Roppant nehez rigmust irni
Ebben az idoben,
F6leg, ha a szoba hideg
Es mines resziink hoben.
Mert hiaba, meleg az kell,
A hogy mondjak. spirit,
"A mely mellett kr6nikas
Holmi rigmust pirit.
A spiritrol jut eszembe,
Hogy az elmult heten
Fontos dolgot targyalgattak
Egy gyiilesen epen.
Es inert mindent jol sikcriilt
A dill e vinni,
Kimoirdtak, hogy az aldomast
Meg is fogjak inni.
A gyiiles hatarozatat
Meg szoktak tartani,
Epen azert raduveban
Vegre kell hajtani.
De mivel az aldomashoz
Az anyag hianyzott,
Icy egy bizottsag az anyag
Beszerzeshez latott.
Ket tagbol ALT a bizottsag.
Derek, j6 leventek,
A kikbe az erot, izmot:
Mem subickb0l kentek.
Icy tehat mem kellett felni,
Mikor ultra keltek,
Merit anyagot, istolS ugyse
.J0 finomat leltek.
Mikor aztan visszaj0ttek,
Macy tapssal fogadtak,
Els az "aldomas anyagat"
Kezr0l-kezre adtak.
Kocsonya is keriilt aztan,
Hozza a javabol.
Tettek is ra hol sobol,
Hol paprikabol.
10 volt minden, csak egy mel
volt:
Az anyag elfogyott,
Mem volt vallalkoz0 lelek,
A Xxi ujb6l hozott.
rgy tehat vilbarra tettek
Az tires iiveget,
Els kitoltak a garbicsba,
Hadd aludjon egyet.
Fent hegyen csoda jarja.
Icy mondottak nekem,
Epen mikor dolgom akadt
OFT az elmult heten.
Egy patkany fog6t csinaltak,
Minek nincsen parja:
A fog6ban szaz Macy patkany
A to-steppet jarja.
Ez hires patkanyfog6
Arr6l nevezetes,
Hogy belefer szaz patkany is,
Akarmily termetes.
Meg fog biz az ketszazat is,
Olyan csoda fajta,
Ha az ember a sok patkanyt
A fogoba hajtja.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
Is Year Old Negro Boy
is SIOioIy Tortured to
Death by Georgia Mob

NISBORO, Ga, May 1S-
Charles Atkins, Il negro, Is years
old, one OF four taken into Gus
tody Thursday in connection with
the killing of Mrs. Elizabeth
kitchens. 20. was burned II the
stake Thursday night.
The lynching occurred at the
scene OF the murder and followed
an alleged confession from The
15-year-old prisoner. he was
tortured over slow fire for Is
minutes and then. shrieking with
pain. was questioned concerning
his accomplices.
Atkins was said 20 have lmpll-
Gated another negro boy but 10
have exonerated his brother,
whose name had been connected
with the crime I'm "a statement
made soon after his arrest.
Members of the mob. compris-
ing nearly 1000. then raised the
body again, fastened IT To pine
tree with chains and relighted
the fire. More than POO shots
were fred into the charred body.
Following the lynching the
mob started on a search for the
negro he had named as his ac-
complete
Mrs Kitchins. who served as
rural mail carrier. was robbed
and murdered early Thursday
about four miles from Davisboro.