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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-09
VETERANS ADVICE

The following ler has been sent by the Great Northern Veterans assod-
ton to its members:
IN onMetonw with the prSGt strike
ASA member of the veterans association and the years worked necessary to homea
member. can you afford to permit your wetyf i've years or more as the case may be- to
be wRd out automatically by! your failure tr ptf for duty ome Have you onsder
ed the htt hat the minimum pension of $5OOp per month e%s an investment of
100000 at SO? A $4,000 pension equals 20 on $1OO0OO BY permitting your
twenty-five years accrued time to be wiped out. you are srfcng an income rom
100000 or more your rondc em may be- AN you afford to do s.? Can your
family afford to have you d@?
1t is admitted everywhere tW our COMPANY has BEEN more than rm its dealings with
the empyesm and this strike is not at this railroad bna gaAa decision thu gov
enmeh labor board Therefore we are suffering when weh have no true complaint
dMded in the interest dyoefa and family TMrkh over BROTHER make sure you make
no mistake in your dGshn" Fntgnay yours
pnd-W J. MCMILLAN
PuSdatV Veterans Association
Apply fre employment at nearest shop or at division superintendent offices or at the
Great Northern Employment office, us East Fourth Street, ST. Paul. MINI.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-09

A substantial number of the regular employees ha
the places of those who have not are rapidly bein
still offered to-:
The Washington times., 1922-07-18

he had been negotiating with re.
sponsible yarties who plan to iuild
two ,000-foot passenger steamships,
the largest in the world.
The construction OF these YES
sells is contingent upon the passage
Of the ship subsidy bill. he says.
The Washington times., 1922-07-18

win be drafted by Attorneys Con
rad II. syme and Charles A: Doug
las. The bill win probably pro-
vide for the appropriation OF $1,000.
600 for the sufferers.
Mr.. Syme pointed out that In
his opinion Congress and the Dis
trict government, through failure
to provide and enforce adequate
building laws. Ia responsible for the
catastrophe,
Herbert e. Quinn, a sufferer In
the accident, was elected president.
other officers named: Mrs. Ran.
dolph ID. Hopkins, first vice presi'
dent; Mrs. william @. Hughes, SEQ
ond vice president; b. w. Davis.
treasurer: Mrs. f. II. Shaughnessy,
recording secretary; Frederick A.
Thompson. corresponding secretary,
and Elmer b. Schwab, sergeant-at-
arms.
Objection TO the erection Of the
Ambassador on the site OF the Ill
fated picture theater was voiced
by Mrs. Sadie Breslau, Joseph c.
Bruce. Miss Mary Young. Mrs. Eu.
gene Schwab. Mrs. Shaughnessy
and Mrs. Hopkins.
Meetings will be held the first
and third Mondays Of every month
In st. Margaret's Parish House.
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
HERNpoN BUSINESS MEN
FORM COMMERCE BOARD

HERNDoN. Va, July ls.-In the
hope of attracting additional manu-.
featuring and commercial enterprises
to their community business and
professional men Of Herndon have
formed a Chamber of Commerce
with the election of the following
officers:
DR.. Ernest l.. Robey, president
William s. Hoge, vice president; Al
len II. Kirk. secretary and treasurer.
The following chairmen Of stand.
ing committees were also named:
Arthur s. Buell., transportation and
freights; T. Edgar Reed, entertain
ment; George r. Buell.. industrial i'm.
provement: william G.. Mills, bust
ness improvement: George f. Har'
rison, roads and streets: @. Robert
Sims, Raymond N. Wrenn, and w
r. Humme. advertising ,and public
ity: DR.. Ralph V. Chamblin, cor
poration and affiliation: Russell A,
Lynn, public utilities police, fire and
water: DIR. william /. Robey, mem
bership: II. carlton Hames, laws and
legislation. and DIR. Asa Il. Brad
shaw, audit and credit.
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
KILLED
|. bYEXPLOS|ONS
At n. Y. BLAZE
Twenty-nine Others Injured,
Chemicals and Powder In
Storage Blowing Up.

BY International News Service


NEW YORK. July 1S.-Thirty
firemen were hurt. one OF whom died
in two explosions during a five-alsrn
fire which wrecked the big six story
warehouse Of the Manhattan Storag"
Transit Company in West Twelfth
street today.
A dozen or more residents of the
neighborhood, the ma jority OF them
| women, were hurt by flying debris.
Early reports to police headqnar'
ters were that large quantities Of
smokeless powder. magnesia, potash,
, sulphur, and other chemicals were
stored in the building.
The injured firemen, II was report.
ed. had been caught in the back
draft of an explosion
In :"Hoodoo" Company.
The fireman who died from his in
juries was Lieut.. John II, Schopp.
meyer. a member Of "Hoodoo Com
pany" Number l3. He was mortally
injured when fragments of falling
cornice struck him on the head. Last
rites were administered by a Catho.
ing in the street.
Smoky Joe" Martin. acting chief
Of the New York city fire department,
was injured by being blown through
a door while directing his men. lie
was treated by an ambulance sur
geon and then went back into the
building TO continue his work.
Some Of the firemen were burned
on the face and hands; others were
lacerated on the body by flying de-
bris: while still others were struck
by fragments OF, flying coping.
The entire crew of Engine Com
pany No. IS, fighting the flames
with a deck pipe in front OF the
building, were blown from their
apparatus by one of the blasts.
Women In Panic.
Scores Of women ran from their
homes in terror with the first two
explosions-some OF them leaving
panic-stricken children behind.
Firement and patrolmen went
through all the nearby tenements
warming the residents TO leave.
They feared that the fire would
spread.
One side Of the building was
blown out by a terrific explosion
Of chemicals.
The fire was discovered shortly
after 8 o'clock and soon the flames
had swept through the entire
building. The explosions, which
rocked the buildings and broke win
dows throughout the vicinity,
caused CONSERVATION in Greenwich
village. Bohemians and near-Bo-
hemians we're aroused from sleep
and some established new records
by getting their clothes on before
8 o'clock.
Brooklyn Fireman Killed.
Fireman James II. Malone was
killed and Fireman James Carroll
was seriously injured when they
were thrown form a racing motor
engine In Flathush avenue, Brook
lyn, today while responding TO an
alarm. A wheel of the engine
struck a curbstone while rounding
q curve.
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
Or. WILEY TO ADDRESS
COLLEGE SUMNER SCHOOL

The annual address to the sum.
mer school students OF American
University, will be delivered tonight,
ats o'clock. by the Rev. John H.
Wiley. Ph.D.. STD, at 1907 r street
northwest. Chancellor Lucien C..
Clark will preside and announced
that the public Ia invited.
DR.. Wiley is an author and clergy
man and an sluninus and trustee
undergraduate student at Christ
Church, Oxford, England. He IL q
member OF the National Geographi.
cal Society.
Dean Albert II. Putney. who n
conducting the summer school. an.
nounces an increase Of thirty over
last years enrolment
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
VAST FORTUNE IN oPALs
MISSING AFTER ARREST

WICHITA. Kan. July ia be-
lated development has occurred m
the case OF DR.. George Bartheims.
former Washington correspondent of
the Cologne Gazette. who was arrest
ed by Federal authorities here IN Dc.
tober. 1917, in connection with the
espionage act.
A collection Of opais belonging ito
Barthelme. said to be worth a for
tune, and to have been seen last In
the sheriff's office here shortly after
his arrest. Is missing.
Mrs. Lucy J. Barthelme. widow OF
the former German correspondent,
has written to Wichita In an effort
to find the jewels. Barthelme was
deported after his arrest here, and
later was reported killed in the war.
The Washington times., 1922-07-18

climbing the face Of Mt. Victoria. in
the Selkirk range, IL 800 feet.
This Ia the first time this feat has
been performed. Flynn tried II
three times before.
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
KN|CKERBOCKER
/. VICTIMS SPURN
|. CRANDALL'S AID
Only Congressional Help Will
Be Sought, II Is Decided
at Meeting.

Kniokerbockef sufferers and the
survivors OF victims Of the theater
disaster do not want charity, but
will confine their efforts to obtain
Ing the passage Of a Congressional
relief measure.
This. in substance. was the an.
swer Of the Knickerbocker suffer
ers last night to an offer to turn
)ver to the victims the first four
weeks receipts of the new Ambas.
,ador Theater, which will be built
m the site OF the Inflated moving.
picture house.
At a mass. meeting last night in
St. Margaret's Parish Hall, plans
for putting through a relief meas.
ure were formulated. The measure
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
CONGRESSMAN BLAMES
HARDING FOR WALKoUT

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, July ia
Addressing an assembly Of 12.500 per-
sons, made up Of striking shopmofl
and their families, Congressman
George Huddleston, Of the Ninth
Alabama district, blamed President
Harding and the Administration for
the strike Of railway shopmen and
the coal strike.
He said that the President was
ignorant Of what both the railroads
and their employees wanted" The
strikers were urged to stand firm"
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
HAYS TO VISIT COAST
TO MEET FILM MAKERS

NEW YORK, July 1s.-wili H.
Hays, dictator of the movies, ex-
poets TO be in Los Angeles Monday
"to meet the folk who actually
direct and make the pictures"
Mr.. Hays. who today 10 in Bay
View, Mich, with his family. will
leave for Chicago tomorrow. He
wired Joseph O'Neill and Frederick
Beetson, Of his office here. and
Maurice Mckenzie, Associated with
Mr.. Hays when he first became
Postmaster General, to accompany
him West.
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
Bobbed- Haired Girls
Rob N. j. Man Of
His Bankron

. PENSAUKEN, N. j., July
1s.-Bobbed-hair thieves have
invaded Pensa uken.> The ques-
tion has arisen among men
whether they will defend them
selves against the female thieves
with firearms or just plain
arms.
The bobbed-hair thieves made
their first haul last night when
they attacked Leonard Cox and
relieved him Of $12. Their
victim told police that his as
sailants jumped from behind
a tree in the downtown section
and grappled with him. Over
whelmed, not with joy, he
fought them off, picked him
self up, and discovered he was
$12 poorer.
1T is not consoling, he says,
to feel that he is their first
victim.
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
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always dependable.
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
Two Aviators Fined
AS Trespassers
On Mans Land

PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa, July
18.-Harold o. Nevin and Leon
Smith, aviators, were fined 81
and costs by Justice of the
Peace G. c.. Rowan on a charge
of trespassing over the land Of
o. F. CRUDE, a farmer residing
near this town.
The two fliers have been Civ.
ing exhibitions, CRUDE objected
to their flying over his farm,
which is posted against tres
passers. When the aviators re-
fused to discontinue their flights
which carried them over the
CRUDE property, which they have
never touched, the latter made
an information against the two
fliers and Frances Cole for tres
pass. Cole was a passenger in
one of the machines. He was
discharged by Squire Rowan,
but the aviators were fined. The
case will be appealed.
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
ST. LOUIS MAN CLIMBS
HIGH CANADIAN PEAK

LAKE LOUISE, Alberta, July Is.
Val A.. Flynn, of ST.. Louis, noted
amateur mountain climber, and Ru.
'doiph Aemer. Swiss guide at Chateau
Lake Louise, have succeeded in
The Washington times., 1922-07-18
TWO BIG LINERS PLANNED
IF SUBSIDY BILL PASSES

NORFOLK, Va. July 18.-Homer
L. Ferguson. president Of the New.
port News Shipbuilding and Dry.
dock Company, declared today that
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
c. H. CESSNER
REND0RBIR0
VELEMENYE
Kevesebb reszegseg a korcs-
max bezarasa ota
A legutobbi misunderstanding tar
tama. alatt egyetlen bepalin-
kazott sztrajkol6t sem ta-
lalt rendorseg

George I'll. Gessner rend6rbir0
mutt vasarnap beszedet mondott
a north limai evangelikus temp
lomban, mely alkalommal ar
r6l is emlitest tett, hogy pro-
hibici6 eletbelepte 6ta a reszeges-
kedes es kihagasok egyeb ese-
tel figyelemremelt6 aranyban
apadtak. A bir6 sulyt fektetett
ARA k0riilm6nyre, hogy most
900 emberrel magasabb a rend-
orseg letszama, mint ezelott, a re-
szegseg miatt torten6 letart6zta-
tasok megis jelentekenyen keve-
sebbek. Igy peldaul "A legut6bbi
vasutas-sztrajk egesz tartama
alatt csak egy reszeg vasutast
tartoztattak lie, de ez sem volt
rajkolo; pedig Youngstown az
orszag harmadik legnagyobb vas
uti csom6pontjaM A prohibited
el6tt sztrajkoloRS dicseretes 10
zansaga egyenesen hihetetlen lett
volna.
Besz6d6ben a bir6 ARA isIkiter-
jeszkedett, hogy azok n6k t.
vednek, Xix AT hiszik, hogy~ha
mem regisztralnak, nem kell
dzsuri szolgalatQt ssteliesiteniiik.
A regisztralasnak keves k0ze
van az e>kiidtszeki szolgalathoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
A VALAsZTASOK
Keddtol ket here szavaznak Q
polgarok. = A Devandorolt pol
garok, de az amerikaiak is, lany-
ha erdeklodsst mutatnak. = Dol
goznak q szarazok

a multi het ptatek6n IS szom-
batian befejez6d0.t regisztrala,.
A valasztasi biz ttsag jelents5a
Szerint YoungstoTn wares teriile-
ten mintegy 10000 szavaz0 re-
gisztraltatta magit. Ez AIT je-
lenti, hogy Mahcning megvebcn
mintcgy 40 ezer szavazatot foynaK
leadni novembcs len megtar-
tando valaSztasoEon.
Ezen a valaszta>on alIami es me-
gyei tisZtvisel0k0a xviii coy sZe-
natort es e@y kongresszuSi kto-
vlsel6t is valaszt a polgarasg. A
Observation-Disclosures xviii sza-
mos referendum kerdeSre. ad0k9r-
deSre eS a home rule charterre is
szavaznak a polgarok, akik el0tt
nagy feladat all maid a valaszta-
81 bodakban A j0v6 h6ten min
den egves szavaz0 cedulat alapo-
san megmagyarazunk.
A regisztralas eredmenye All
mutatJa, hogy az ameri ikaiak altal
lakott keriiletekbcn polearok
nagyObb szamban mentek repisy;-
ralni. mint a bevandorolt es eovap
mnnkaSok altal Jakott varosr.;-
szekben. A kiil0nbseg Okla f6kf-
pen abban keresend6, hogy be-
vandorolt polgarok felesegei nem
veSznell reszt a szavazasokban Is
mem elnek polgari iogaikkal ugy.
mint amerikai tesfvercill teszik.
A regisztralas eredmfnyeb5l a
republicans part teljes gy6zelme
kovetkeztethet0. A bevandorol
tax nagyresze az egesz republik4-
nus tlcketre fog Szavazn. Ugyan-
csak varhato, hogy szarazak fog
max gy6zni Mahoning megyeben.
Biztosra veszik, hogy az iskola
adot megszavazzak polgarok.
inert az iskolakra nagy sziiksas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
RACALYOS
BETECSECEK
TERJEDESE
"A difteritisz- es Skarlat- ese-
tex szaporodnak
Az egeszsegiigyi hatosag jelentese
szerint 28S szemely betege-
dett meg tifteritiszsen
szeptember lie ota

a difteritiSZben szcnved6 gver-
mekek kilenc ujabb esetet jelen-
tcttek a kczclG orvosok az egesz
segiigyi hat6sagnak. A mcgbete-
gedesck Szama 163 okt0ber | ie
6ta es $50 september lie 6ta.
Az eg6Szsegii9yi rend6rseg azon-
nal e,zarta azon hazakat. melyel1-
ben kilenc ujahh megbetegedes
0rtent 5 II hazat feloldott a za:-
lat al6l. A veszi eezar alatt lcvG
hazak Szama mostan ia.
A skarlat-eSettk szama is ter
jed. A kezel6 orvoSok ket ujabb
megbetegedeSt jelentettpk az
cgeszs6giigyi hatt,agnak. A sEar.
latham tortent mcgbetegedcsell
0SsZes Szama most 80.
AZ orvosok rem6lik. hogy a hi
deg idG bealltaval IA difteritisz-
eSetck szama cs0Ikenni fog.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
PATKANYOK
RENDSzERES
KIIRTASA
J. L. Nichols vegzi a Macy
munkat
E ragoallatok a mellett, hogy We
szedelmes betegsegek csirait
hurcoljak szst, Macy ka-
rokat is okoznak

Reese polgarmeSter es az egesz-
segugyi hat6sag jovahagyasava!
j. l.. Nichols megkezdte Youngs-
townban a patkanyok kiirtasanak
nehez munkajat. Az orszagos hi
Ri patkanyirto "barium carbon
ate tel mergezi meg a veszedel-
mes allatokat. Ez vegyi seer
nem artalmas az emberek es a ha-
ziallatok e@eszsegefe nezve.
Nichols becslese szerint pat
kanyok Youngstownban evenkint
00.000-nyi kart okoznak. AIT
is mondja, hogy ahol gyermek-
szelhiides jarvanyosan lep fel, szel-
'iit0tt patkanyok is talalhatok, ami
arra vail, hogy e gy6gyithatatlan
gyermekbctegstg csirait beteG.
patkanyok hurcoljak szet mas be-
tegsegek csiraival egyiitt.
Nichols szerint Youngstown
ban a barna es a sziirke patka-
nyok a veszedelmesek.
A f0ldmiivelesi miniszterium
becslese szerint Nichols tavaly
tiz milli6 dollart er6 vagyont
mentett meg patkanyok irtasaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
BAIT 0K0zNAK
A LEKULL0
FALEVELEK
EsOs idOben betomik a VILE
vezeto csatornakat
Hogy a veszelynek elejet vegye, a
varos meglehetos koltseggel
osszegereblyezteti es ell
szallittatja azokat

A multi heten t0bb, mint ezer
kocsirakomany lehullott falevelet
gereblyeztetett 0ssZe eS szallitta-
tott ct a varos utcatisZtitasi fell
iigyeloje az utcakr6l es k0zutakr6l
A megtisztitott utcak nemelyile
azonban egy-ket nap mulva ismet
be volt boritva az ujabban hullo5t
falevelekkcl.
Az elmult hetcn tizenegy sze-
ker szallitott ell naponkint tizen-
negy rakomanyt, mondja Brown
utcatisztitasi feliigyel6.
Mr.. Brown AIT mondja, hogy az
utcakcn hagyott falevelek eros
es6zes eseten bet0mnek az 0sz-
SECS csatornakat, Macy kellemet-
lenSeget, esetleg Jarvanyos bete@5
segelet is okozva. A csatornak
megtisztitasa pedig mar neheze5b
munkat adna es sokkal nagyobb
k0ltseget okozna.
Az egeszsegiigyi hat6sag is XII
vanatosnak tartja falevelek mi
el6bbi eltavolitasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
BECSAPTAK
CYERMEKNEK
VAL0 MESEVEL
John Dutkanich 1896 dol
larkajat siratja
A csalok fogasa olyan ven volt,
mint a hegyek, megis akadt
valaki, ah korlatoltsaga-
ban leprement

a multi pentekcn ket idegen
tette tisztelctet. az 1903 Manhat
tan avenue alatt lak6 John Dus-
kanichnal az egyik, keservesen
sirva, biinban6an elmondta neki,
hogy 8 szamos embert megcsalt
Youngstownban 5 most annyira
bantja a lelkiismerei. hogy eisza-
kanak idejen hortyogni sem ke-
pes mar Elhatarozta tehat, hogy
biineit visszafizet6s kepebcn jova-
teszi; de az bai, hogy mines ba-
torsaea aldozatainak szemei k6zf
nezni $ ICY egy becsiiletes ember
kozvctitesere gondolt. Xxi helyette
a visszafizeteS dolgat elvfgezze.
Tudakozodasara Dutkanichhoz uta
sitottak, kiben kcresett becsii
letes cmbert megtalalhatja.
Dutkanichnak rendkiviil tel
szptt az korjilmeny, hoey az 3
becsiiletcssegenek' hire Youngs-
town k0zkines6t kepezi, inert HI
szen olyan emberek kiildtek
biinban6 ventlegekpt hozza, kikct
mem ismer, S nyomban ell is fo-
gadta a megtisztel6 megbizatast.
A biinet sirva Szano- -bano ven
deg Gre atadott neki egv csoma-
got .zzal hogy 8 ugyan csak
%2QD1-ral tartozik. abban a ESQ
maeban mdgis 5000 foglal helyer.
Dutkanich megtarthatja maid Il
radoZ1sa jutalmaul fenmara,l6
%3000-t; de AIT csak termeszetes-
mex fogja talalni Dutkanich is,
hogy teljesen idegen emberre mem
bizhat biztosittk nelkiil ilyen
nagy 0ssZeg penzt. Dutkanich te-
hat tegyen csomagba a maea
p6nzfb6l is S1S0O-t 6vadekkepea.
ES John meg is tette EFT. Otthon
ugyan cSak S700-ja volt, de az
mem okozott bait, inert hamaria-
ban elugrandozott a bankba III
hozta oman meg sZiikSeges
$11O0-t.
Az idegen. Xxi lelki megkonnyeb-
biilest erezve. ekkor mar mem sir..
a John penzet is betette csomae-
ba atadva AIT neki azzal, hogy
masnap viSsZater bGvebb felvila-
gositas adasa vegett, tarsaval
egyiitt tavozott.
Dutkanich csomagot kuffer-
beNtette 5 vart masnapig az idego-
mex yiSSzatertere. Amint azon
ban azok mem mutatkoztak. XII
nyltotta a csomagot nagy elka-
pedesere negy egydollaros bank
Jegyet es egy csomo, bankohosz-
szusagra vagdalt uisagpapirt ta-.
lalt benne. Most 1896 dollarka-
val szegenyebbnek egy tapaszta-
lattal gazdagabhnak erzi magat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
y THAD u. BROWN
repubkanus part jeoltje ohoi aamtitkar allasrs

maya is fammunk
ell Browns
k9psnve
zcsa vehe6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
J() 0RSzAC(jT
KESZUL AZ.
ERIE-T0HOZ
Youngstowntol Warrenon at
Conneautba
Az uj ut nagy elonye, hogy a te-
rep kedvezo fekvese folytan
mentes lesz egesz telen at
hofuvasoktol

A jov6 nyar kozeps tajan kesz
lesz az NJ, k0vezett orszagut, mely
Youngstowntol Warrenon at az
Erie-to partjan fekvo Conneaut-
ba fog vezetni, az automobiltula i
donosok gy0ny0riisegere.
Az NJ ut Conneaut-Andover k0z-
ii reszenek befejeztevel, most az
Ashtabula es Trumbull megye ha-
tara k0zti reszen dolgoznak, mely
munka kora nyar bealltaval ke-
szen lesz. Mikor ez megt0rtenik,
kitiin6en epitett ut lesz nyitva
Youmgstowntol a to partjaig.
A Conneaut es Andover k0zti
resi- kemeny k0vekbol kesziilr
macadam-ut es 16 lab szeles.
Az egesz ut igen kedvez6 vide
ken vonul keresztiil mem lesz XII
teve telen at atgazolhatatan h6-
fuvasoknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26

OLVASSA Az AMERIKAI MA
GYAR HIRLAPOT rs TAMO-
GASSA Az ABBAN HTRDETO-
KET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26

van. Eppen a bevandoroltak Al
tai lakott varosreszekben az isko-
lax tulzsufoltak es a gyermekek
emiatt mem reszesiilhetnek kell3
nevelesben. Az iskolaszek ezen
varosreszek szamara NJ iskolak
epiteset tervezi az vi iskolaado j6-
vedelmeb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26

ba kergettek, megvetiiik modal
kat es elveiket: de munkas ne
met nep irant - melyet csak az
ert volt sziikseges lemeszarolni,
hogy biin0s l,ormanyz6i eszreter-
jenek, - ,nindig csak saJnalattal
1, rokonszenvvel viSeltettiink.
Alonson B. Houghton berlini
amerikai nagyk0vet Berlinben
tartand0 tanacskozasra hivta meg
a kovetkezo amerikai k0veteket ::
Hugh S. Gibson (Varso), Joseph
G. Grew (Bern), Theodore Bren-
tano (Budapest), Albert II. Wash
burn (Becs). A tanacskozasban
resztvett Henry T. Allen altabor-
Macy, a rajnavideki amerikai csa-
patok parancsnoka is. E koveti
konferencia, mely folott William
r. Castle, jr., a washington kill
.iigyminiszterium nyugat eur6pal
osztalyanak f6n0ke eln0kolt,- az
els6 volt berlini nagykovetseg
t0rteneteben. A tanacskozas eel
jar6l nem jutott nyilvanossagra
semmi; de valoszinii, hogy ko-
vetek a k0zepeur6pai helyzetrol
tajekoztattak Castle osztalyfon5-
k0t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-10-26
MAGYAR LANY BALEsETE

A multi heten sajnalatos baleset
erte az Oneta streeten lak0 Hoch-
varth Mariat, akit a Spring Com
monon elliott DR.. Farkes ma
gyar SzarmazaSu orvos automo-
liza. Hochvarth Mariat, aki
egyike a magyar fiatalsag legked-
vesebb tagjainak, sulyos zuz6da-
sokkal szallitottak lakasara. Sc
riiltse szerencsere mem veszelyes.