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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-02-27
WOMAN TELLS OF
A DUEL TO DEATH
AMERICUS POLICEMAN AND
NEGRO WHO RESISTED AR
REST ARE BOTH KILLED.

AMERICUS, Ga.-Homer A. Lee,
lieutenant of police, and Dave Cross, a
negro, were killed during shooting
ARRAY in a negro cemetery on the out
skirts of Americas. The pistol used by
the negro was the property OF the OH
Ger, having been wrenched from his
grasp during a brief struggle. Lee
used a small caliber revolver, which
he carried in another belt as part OF
his police equipment.
The shooting was witnessed by
Polly Brookins, negro woman, who
left the scene as soon as the shooting
began and ran a mile to police head
quarters to report the affair.
The woman, together with Cross,
had Sbeen into a wood area near the
cemetery and when they emerged the
officer accosted them. The woman
says she told Lee they had Just been
down in the woods" and the officer
said he was not satisfied with their
statement, and would give them sub
peonas to appear before Recorder
Hollis Fort.
She accepted her copy, she said,
while Cross, getting angry, tore up
the copy handed him and threw the
fragments in Lees face,
Thereupon the officer is said to
have told Cross he would have to lock
him up. The negro resisted and Lee
attempted to put handouts upon him.
AS he did this Cross is alleged to
have reached into Lees pocket and
taken the officers revolver. Backing
off he commenced firing, while Lee
sought to secure his smaller gun. Both
men continued firing until their guns
were empty, two bullets striking Lee,
one pentrating his lett elbow and an
other entering the center OF his breast
and coming out through his back.
One bullet struck Cross in the
breast, producing wound from which
he died instantly Lee was dead
when residents of the section, attract
ed by the woman's screams, reached
the scene.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-02-27
GEORGIA BANK ACT
DECISION REVERSED
CHIEF JUSTICE RUSSELL UP
SETS FORMER RULING. CAN'T
ASSESS STOCKHOLDERS.

ATLANTA, Ga.-The Georgia su.
preme court has just handed down &
decision which reverses a former de-
cision Of that tribunal, and declares
that the clause of the Georgia bank
act which provides for the assessment
of stockholders OF defunct banks by
the state superintendent OF banks is
unconstitutional.
Chief Justice r. B. Russell, writing
the opinion Tuesday, recites the fact
that the case Of Bennett, superintend-
ent of banks, against ]. L. Schwarz
et al, stockholders in the American
Bank & Trust Company, OF Savannah
under consideration, is almost ldentl-
cal with the case OF Bennett, superin-
tendent OF banks, against Wheatley
administrators, of Americas. In the
Americas case the court held that the
bank superintendent could issue exc
cutions without notice or a hearing
and in the Savannah case the court
holds that this can not be done.
Il thoroughly agree with the dis
senting opinions OF Justices Hill and
Gilbert in the Wheatley case" de-
clares Chief Justice Russell, who was
not on the bench when the Wheatley
case was decided.
The court in its decision the past
week held that section 20 OF the state
banking law, providing for assess
ments against stockholders OF failed
banks, is unconstitutional because it
denies such stockholders due process
OF law. This decision was upheld by
Justices Russell, Hill and Gilbert,
while the other three make the split
even. by holding to the contrary.
These are Justices Atkinson, Beck and
Hines.
When the Americas case was heard
last fall Chief Justice Fish cast his
vote with the latter three empowering
the superintendent to make assess
ments. Since that time, however, he
has been succeeded on the bench by
Justice Russell, who cast his vote
with Hill and Gilbert, thus making
the division even, instead OF TOUR to
two as before
The stockholders fighting this sec
ton contended that the entering up
of a judgment is a judicial function
which an administrative officer (llke
the bank superintendent cannot con-
stitutionally perform.
AS the matter now stands, with the
court eyently divided, which ever way
a superior court judge decides the is
sue in any future case an appeal will
be OF no avail. since the supreme
court, because OF its even split, can
merely affirm the lower court by op-
Grafton of law.
Mr.. Bennett, the state superintend-
ent OF banks, says he will probably
appeal from the decision to the Unit
ed States supreme court.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-02-27
Jiggs of Indian World Is Now Having
The Time of His Life-All Alone!

living room OF his bungalow Barnett
now makes a rude pallet of quilts on
the floor and gets comfortable nights
rest. Last night the Indian gave his
first interview, at which his wife was
not present, since his marriage. Ask
ed how long his wife would be gone
he replied, "She may be gone bout
two weeks.
"She wants to move to California
ever since we go out there that time
las summer. | don't like it out there,
though. The climate don't agree with
me- Too far from home.
Likes Home.
Il tell her, 'spose | get sick out
there:' But she, all time, wants to
go.
so last Tuesday she's catch train
an go. She says. she's wanted to put
her daughter in school, But l try to
get her TO go to school somewhere
around here.
"Then she go off to Washington l
catch cold up there"
Barnett apparently is untroubled by
his wife's going. All that he wants is
to be left alone.
The old Indian has always shrunk
from social duties and has continually
objected to travel.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-02-27
LOO MEN ARRESTED
AS COUNTERFEITERS
AN INTERNATIONAL PLOT IN
VOLVING MILLIONS IN SPU-
RIOUS MONEY IS Barred.

NEW YORK, n. With the in
ternational counterfeiting sys t e m
wrecked by secret service agents who
laid its working bare yesterday, and
with almost HOO persons connected
with the ring in a dozen countries I'M
der arrest, federal authorities today
prepared for a court fight to send the
counterfeiters to Jail for the maximum
term OF IS years.
Secret service operatives here today
rounded up sixty-four alleged counter
| letters involved in a plot OF interna-
| tional scope whereby between $l,000,
900 and S10,000,000 in spurious mon
ey has been dumped into the trading
marts OF a score of nations.
A nationwide hunt is being carried
on, it was discovered, for the capture
OF 1000 members of "a gang which
maintained its headquarters in the
Italian quarter of New York.
Government operatives in Detroit.
! Chicago and San Francisco and other
large cities, are prepared to raid coun-
of their cities. Police of South and
central NlIleIlCd dllu WCSlClH Lui "
pean nations have been informed of
the haunts of the foreign agents OF
the gigantic crime ring.
The plot was barred after the cap
ture last night of three men alleged
by the authorities to be the leaders OF
an organization with International
ramihcations and the discovery of the
printing presses which turned out
hundreds of thousands of United
States s., SIS, $40 and $50 bills, Amer
lean quarters, gold pieces, Australian
kronen, italian lire, international rev.
enue stamps and certificates, postage
stamps, water marked prohibition pa
| pers, whisky and champagne bottle
labels and bogus drug and liquor per
mits.
Bogus Money Found.
The raided places were found, Pal
ma said. stocked with bundles OF
IS110,000 in counterfeit American mon
ev. tens of thousands of dollars worth
Of postage stamps, whisky labels, rev
enue stamps bogus coins, as well as
| piles OF memoranda, press, moulds
and dies and a number OF engraving
| boards.
The men caught in the roundup
were held in bail ranging from $500
to $4,000.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-02-27

MUSCOGEE, Okla.-After three
hectic years OF welded life that re-
CURED him to live up to his position
as the worlds richest Indian, Jackson
Barnett is alone again and with a
grunt of relief has cast aside starched
linen and beds and is enjoying himself
in aboriginal fashion. although among
the splendors OF his ultra modern
bungalow near here.
Wife Leaves.
Barnett's white wife, who recently
was decided more than half a million
dollars, has gone to California with
her daughter, Miss Maxine Lowe,
leaving her seamy, bronze-faced hus-
band to his own devices. And jack
son is enjoying his liberty.
The old Indian now has no worries.
His fortune has been disposed OF and
he is assured OF life income OF $780,
0O0.
OF the S55000O decided by Barnett
to his wife 100000 has been placed
in trust for him, on which he will re-
ceive the income during his life.
Barnett's welded life began three
wears ago when he eloped from Hen
retta and was married in Cotteyv1Ie,
Kansas.
Before the glowing fireplace in the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-02-27
Prays Herself to Death,
Asking Another Be Spared
Died on Night Her Sick Sister-in-Law
Began to Improve.

OWOSSO, Mich.-Miss Mildred
Peterson died here on Thursday APP
parently in answer to her prayers that
She be taken instead OF her sister-in-
law, Mrs. H. B. Peterson, and physi-
clans believe it to be the first death
as result of auto-suggestion.
Mrs. Peterson had been critically Ill
for two weeks with pneumonia and
her recovery was despaired Of.
Nightly Miss Peterson, who had
been spending the winter with her
sister-in-law, had prayed that Mrs:
Peterson, who had daughter and
two grand daughters, might be spared
for their sakes and that she, who had
no near relative, might be taken in
stead.
Miss Peterson offered this prayer
for the last time Tuesday night. Wed
nesday morning she was found to be
suffering from bronchial pneumonia
and grew steadily worse. Thursday
noon Miss Peterson died and Mrs.
Peterson now is out OF danger
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-02-27
RED PEPPER FOR
RHEUMATIC pam

Red Pepper Rub takes the "ouch"
from sore, stiff, aching joints. 1t can
not hurt you, and it certainly stops that
old rheumatism torture at once.
When you are suffering so you can
hardly get around, JUS try Red Pepper
Rub and you will have the quickest re-
lief known. Nothing has such concen-
trated, penetrating heat as red peppers.
just as soon as you apply Red Pepper
Rub you will feel the tingling heat. In
three minutes it warns the sore spot
through and through. Pain and sore
ness are gone.
Ask any good druggist for jar of
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to
get the genuine, with the name Rowles
on each package.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-02-27
NEGRO CONSUL VISITS
OLD HOME IN GEORGIA

BRUNSWICK, Ga.-James G. Car
ter. United States consul at Madagas-
car. has been on visit to his old home
here for several days. Sixteen years
ago, under President Roosevelt's adj
ministration, Carter was appointed to
this office, which he has held ever
since.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-02-27
SHORT JACKETS.

The short jacket, embroidered or
braided is worn with one-piece frocks
OF satin or wool. 1t is usually quite
short and more apt to be unbelted
than not
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-02-27

Physicians say that women not on
ly sleep more lightly than men, but
require less sleep, as to the number
OF hours daily.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-02-27
MEASURES PLANT GROWTH.

A machine, intended to be used by
those engaged in forcing the growth
OF flowers and vegetables, has been
invented which measures the growth
of plants.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
APR0 HIRDETESEK
KEREsUNK

embert $3,000-ral, hogy mint liz
letvezeto es penztarnok miikod-
jon olyan vallalatban, mely a be-
fektetett toket megduplazza min
den hat honapban. Irjon felvila-
gositasert. Gin: Box 534, Al
lance, 0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13

"NEHANY vAL0DI vETEL'.' .

"NEHANY VAL0DI VETEL'.''
1861 acre,o farm, s. es fel
mettf0ldnyire a Square-tol, Colts
vile townshipben, a Bedford Roa-
don. Jo 6 szobas haz, csiir, kiilso
epiiletek, ket kut es jo epiiletfak.
Nagyon olcson kaphatja, aki azon,
nal megvenni ohajtja. A felte-
telek nagyon k0nnyiiek.
Harom szobas haz a Russell ave-
nuen, a telek 50x130.
Ne fizessen hazbert, mikor mi
ajanlunk 0nnek ,egy negyszobas
hazat a Florence streeten, fel
blocknyira a Steel streettol.
Ujonnan epitve. Toilet a foldszin
ten. Alkalmas ket kis csalad sza-
mara. Csekely lefizetes, a tobbi
mint rent t0rleszthet0.
Gy0nyorii telek a Silliman
streeten, 40x125. K0riilbelil fel
blocknyira a Steel streettol.
Haztelek Smithfield es Belle
vista, sarkan 123x123.
Egy telek Russell avenuen,
5Ox130. EPiteni fogunk a vevo
kivansaga sZerint.
HENRY GREENWALD
204 Federal Building
Automatic Phone, 767O3. I
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13

mint ahogyan pl. Balmazujvaros-
ban mondanak ne,mzeti eledelre:
silt szalonnara. lebbencslevesre,
vagy 0h0nre, amirol persze
hallani sem lehet ezen kontinen-
sen.
Hat ez baj, nagy baj. Csaknem
olyan baj, mint Macy szarazsag
azoknak, akik Hegyaljan, vagy
itt-ott: Veszprem-Zalaban meg
szoktak, hogy a viz csak mosdasra
val6 folyadek. Bizony az ujabban
erkezette6 sokaig mem tudnak be
let0r6dni abba, hogy a tarisznya
abbol meg a jo rNling. Mem is
tudjak eek a zamerikaiak, hogy
mi j6. Futni, rohanni, gyalog,
biciklin, gepkocsin, dolgozni reg
geltol napestig: AIT lit jobban tud-
jak. De j6l elni, ait csak az is
tenek tudtak az OF Olv~nuson =
meg mi, magyarok, a DunaTisza
tajan. :. "''-
A legfajdalma sabb impressziom
ketsegkiviil az, hogy a magyar le
lex teremt6 deriijeb6l, a magyar
nep csodalatos miiveszi 0szt0neb6l
ide semmi sem jutott. Hol vannak
a szekely kapufaragasok, kalota-
szegi ornamentikak, a mezok0ves-
di r6zsak, tulipanok es a sarsz0gi
szinek? Merem allitani, hogy ha
ez millionyi magyarsag a rey ESQ
miiveszi megnyilatkozast mem fe-'
lejtette volna otthon, szamara is
szebb, ragyogobb, otthonosabb len
ne lit vilag. Szerette mvolna,
ha legalabb az otthona, kLubja
maradt volna nemzeti es magyar
Par piros r6zsas tanyer konyha
falan, egy varrottas az asztalan,
egy-egy mez6kovesdi himzes ko-
tojen vagy divanparnajan: ideva
razsolna AIT csodas, szines kis or
szagot, ahol minde nolyan POM
pas, olyan ragyog6an szep, csak-
az elet brutalis, elavult, cudar.
Summa -Summarum: legels3
es legintenzivebb benyomasom
megis csak az, hogy "a magyar itt
is megmaradt magyarnak. Sziv6s,
kitarto, bajviselo, turelmes, ha
kell: elverzik egy gondolaton, egy
ceion, egy t0rekvesen. Macy nem-
yeti erenyeink: a becsiiletesseg,
lovagiassag es hala az itteni faj-
tax kozott is el6kelo helyet ko-
molly megbecsulest biztositanak
szamara. 10 szokasat, hiresseget,
vendegszeretetet: nemcsak meg
tartotta, hanem elkepzelhetetlen-
segig felfokozta. Otthon is szi-
vesen lat engem a magyar baraz
dak dolgos nepe, de ezt a kedves-i
ragaszkodast, felt6st, EFT hegycn-
v0lgyQn lakodalmat, mellyel lite
nj testvereim fogadnak - csak al
modni lehet, elkepzelni mem. Ell
is biznam unagam, ha nem tud-
nam, hogy ez megtiszteltetes
mem nekem, Drozdy Gyozonek,
hanem magyarnak,a ssverg5d6
otthoni dem9kraeiaF repfezentan-
sanak szolhat csupan.
OIyan magyar lit is, mint ott-@
hon: megveti a g6g0s, biiszke EN-
bert, Gle aki olelesre tarja kar-
jait: mem csalodik benne, mem,
soha sHf5
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
ELs6 1ttpREssztotM Az AMls-
R1KAt MAGYAKoK K0zoTT
Irta Drosdy Gy6z6, q magyar asiA'
xetgyiiles tagja 81

Az orszagoknak vannak hatarai,
a nemzeteknek nincsenek. A mi
kis Magyarorszagunkat megcson-
kitottak; de magyar, nein1et
egesz es torhetetlen. A za nehany
millionyi turani, akik a Nagyal-
fold es a Dunantul homokjan, hu-
musan meghuz6dik, - csak olyan
tagjai mi rlemzetiinknek, mint
| csehek, romanoky tszerbek keny-
szeralattvaloi, vagy szabad Anne
rika magyar nemzetisegii polga-
raj.
A magyar nemzetnek azokat a
tagjait,, kiket az apr6 felbalkanl
naci6k tortek igaba: semJmi sem
! valasztja ell szokasokban, hajla-
mok ban, erzesek kben, hazafias Is
szocialis osztonokben azokt6, akik
a sors kegyelme folytan az anyaor
sag kebelen sirnak, verg6dnea
| Am akiket a fl0dgolyobisnak
ere fel9re iizott a magyar sorS,
azok magyarok, -amennyiben
elso impresszi6im nem 'csalnak, -
ma mar egeszen masok, mint mi
vagyunk. 5,f..
| Mas mentalitasak hitben,
meggy6zodesben. Mas szokasuk,
la moraljuk eletben, munkaban,
Hkiizdelemben es nyugalomban egy',
arai1t. 'Maskep erik nemzeti
hiiseget, a / szocialis k6teessegeket.
Mas kollektiy. 0sztonuk es tar,s;t
dalmi belatasuk. Mlass az iseny'lt
eletben, kulturaban. i &
Hitben: bolcsebbek es eroseb
bek, mint mi vagyunk. A vollas-
| sza badsag, mely lelkiismeret sza
bod r6pteben biztos 0nkentesss
Eteszi a hitbeli meggyoz6dest. S ez
1esak ICY ertekes. A munkat, a
kiMdelmet mem. tartjak lealazo-
make; !, az a, jelszo, hogy munka
nemesit (amit odat csak farizeu-
sok hirdetnek, es csak azok hisz-
mex ell, kiknek testere bifszteket
hizlal pihenes) lit valosagnak
] latszik. A tarsadalomjavit6 bolcs
anna j6tanacsa, hogy dolgozzatok,
amig mecsetek XII mem alszik =
otthon csak iinnepi predikaci5.
Ezzel lelkesitik otthon az ehbze-
rem kiizd6 r0gtoroket, .hogy Oh
csobban feszitsek az eket a szikes
agyagba, vagy olcsobban dongcs-
SEX az 0k0r oldalat.
DE lit, Amerikaban, mas ma
eyar. TIT munka nelkiil k0ziiliik
senki sem el. lit minden oranak
megvan a maga-veriteke. A $40
cialis k0telessegtudas es nemzeti
erzes lit sem iinnepi alukalmakra
tartogatott parade, hanem elo va
losag, mely mint az 6ramii rug6ja,
alland6an izi, hojtja, kergeti az
apr6 kerekeket: egyesiileteket, tar
sulatokat ,egyhazakat, szervezete-
ket. Az egymasra utaltsag nagy-
szeriien kifejlesztette lit kollek-
tiv 0szt0n0ket es komoly jeleit lat
juk lit az observation-disclosures,
amire az otthoni magyarsag egyal-
talan mem hajlamcs. (Az apr6
csetepatek, szemelyeskedesek, me
lyek lit oily altalanosak, csak AIT
bizonyitjak, hogy erdeklik egy-
mast magyarok.) Kulturaban
otthon magasa bbak az igenyek, de
ciyilizaci6ban lit teljesebb a ma
gyar elet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
ELAD0

Ket 0tszobas haz Harmon
streeten es ket 0tszobas haz, fir
doszobaval, a Poland avenuen, k0-
eel Republic-gWarho Az ar
mersekelt.. Tudakozodjon ezen u
cimen 1910 Poland ave. (37)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
NITTI CtKKE FRANCIAOR-
sZAG POIITIKAJAR0L

.
volt minisztereln0ke, cikket irt a
Manchester Guardian-ben, mely-
ben kimeletlen tamadast intcz
Poincare politikaja ellen. Mindig
ellensege volt az imperialista Me-
metorszagnak = irja - es 6szinte
baratsaggal es tisztelettel viselte-
tett Franciaorszag irant mindad-
dig, amig ez a demokraciat kepvi-
selte a reakcios nemet csaszarsag-
gal szemben. A helyzet azonban
Nemetorszag leveretese 6ta meg
valtozott: az imperialista, f egy-
verkezo es antidemokratikus or
sag mines t0bbe, hanem van he
lyette egy vi felfegyverzett Fran
ciaorszag, mely az europai beke-
mex mem kisebb veszedelme, mint
egykori clientele volt. Hivatko-
xix Nitti Toquevillera, a nagy
francia politikai ir6ra, aki jo ha-
zafi volt 'es kitiinoen ismerte nera-
zetet. A kivalo francia politikns
1S35-ben AIT irta, hogy a francia
nemzet Macy es h6sies tud lenni,
lniker az orszag veszedelemben TO-
rog, de, ,ha gy6zott, ha legyiirte
ellenfelet. hem ismer hatart Is mem
tart mertekef:s er5szakossae zsar-
nokka valik. A ft'ancia legdi-
cs6segesebb es egyben a legyesze-
;delmesebb nemzete Europhnak.
Poincare Ruhr-politikaja igazolja
ToqueviEle szavait.
4 A franeia ,,miniszterelnok politi-
kaja ketszinii.e B6ket hirdet es be-
szedeiben Y AIT "allitja, hogy Fran
ciaorszsss,ak mines mas celia,
mint hogy' a bfkeszerzodesben biz
tositott jogait !" ers9nyesiitse, de
pgyanakkor Foch marsaH inesie-
lenik varsoban, targyaf 'Pragl-
ban es katpnai szovetseget kova-
csol osszess.,>s zesss:.,>s,..
Franciaorszag ma a vilag leg
nagyobb katonai hatalmassaga.
Oriasi hader6t tart fegyverben,
megsokszorozta a bekek0tes 6ta
tengeralattjar6inak szamat XII
epitett egy hatalmas legi flottat,
mellyel ma egyetlen allame sem
merk6zhet.
Ha meggondoljuk, hogy mife!e
titkos szerz6deseket k0tott Fran
ciaorszag meg haboru alatt
Olaszorszaggal Saar-medencere
vonatkoz6lag, Poincare titkos eel
jai fel6l nem lehet ketsegink.
Mi tehat a celia Franciaorsza &
max? Annektalni a Saar-meden-
Get, amelynek 700 ezer lakosabol
mindossze csak szaz fore rug a
franciak szama, ratennie kezet
Europa legnagyobb es .legvirag-
z6bb ipartelepere, hogy ilyenfor-
man a gazdasagi egyeduralmat is
biztositsa Franciaorszag szamara.
Ha ez sikerlii, a kontinens egesz
vasiparat Franciaorszag fogja ira
nyitani.-
Mindezekbol Nitti ait a vegs5
kovetkeztetest vonja lie, hogy
Franciaorszag oriasi haderejevel,
ezreivel ha megval6sitja AIT a re-
menyet, hogy a kezebe keriil Eu-
r6pa gazdasagi hegem6niaja, a
legnagyobb veszedelmeve valik t
vilag bekejenek es az eur6pai ci-
vilizaci6nak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
DEBReszKY ANDRAs

Youngstown legregibA magyar epit5-
vallalkoz6sata M1ndenfele epit6st bizto-
stick, ,es. q legjobb feltetelek msllett
eIvallal. Ha epiteni akar, ajanlatos,
hogy bizalommal forduljon DebrosxkS
Andrashoz, aki 6pitkez6sheE ingysn Al
tanacsot, rajzot Is koltsegvet6st. Gin:
Andrew Debroszky, 1860 wilisn ave,
Youngstown, Ohio. TelefSn: Automatic
1880. (s22-ls24)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
FARM -OLCS0SAG
IRA G.. PARK

100 acre, j6 epiiletekkel, melyek al
lanak: 6 szobas hazbol, emeletes csur-
Dol, diszn66lb6l, tyuk6lb6l es mas kulso
epiiletekb6l. Ez a farm k0zel fekszik
javitott utalxhoz es gyiimolcsos kerttel
bir, van rata t0bb hollas erd6, kitiin6
forrasviz es folyo viz legel6n. Ara
csak $59O000. Varosi ingatlant is ell
fogadunk cserebe.
COG Home Savings and Loan Bldg.
Federal 1910. Automatic 6970.