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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-08
MAYOR VETOES
FLOWER BILL!
Brown Says Measure Hits
at Markets Success

Declaring that the Tindall bin 20
abolish THE N,ie OF flowers grown
In lighthouses or forced out Of their
natural seasons on the municipal
public market. which was recently
passed by the city council. would
strike az the existence Of tho mar.
ket. Mayor brown officially vetoed
the measure Thursday.
In letter 10 the council. tho
mayor took tho attitude that the
original purpose Of the bill. 10 pre-.
vent Japanese growcrs 20 undcrscil
the large folral shops OF the down.
town district. Il oycrrcached In the
clause that prevents any persons.
without reference 70 race. TO sell
the specified flowers on the market
The hlli smacks OF an autocratic
attempt 10 grant a monopoly 10 the
larger floral Institutions This 70
not In accord with the principles
Of democratic government. Brown
aaid. '-rhese flower growers a ma.
iority Of whom ere white American
eifixens-have a right TO meet tho
consumer direct thru the medium
OF the market. without submitting 10
a profiterrtug middleman.
This bill n going back. II u
Is passed. Il win have 70 b forced
over my head by the city council"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-08
BY Wanda Won Kettler

Seattle Is 10 have 4 rosc gardcn.
the only one q rs Kind In the North.
west. provided that SEATTLE wants Il
badly enough 10 support Tic move.
ment recently inauguruted by tho
Seattle Rose society,
A two.aere tract at tho Fremont
eatranee Of Woodland park was set
aside by the park department for a
rose garden" year aEo. but the
department had no funds with which
20 buy seeds. bushes, 90 build walks.
or 90 pay fuF upkeep. go the
stretch o. ground lay baN.
The seattle Rose society, however
decided 70 see tho thing thru. II has
decided 90 sponsor the rose garden
fund. which already has been In.
dorzed by the Chamber % Commerce.
the King county commissioners. the
Automobile club OF Washington. the
park department and many civic. 50
ciRi and Improvement clubs OF the
city.
Approximately $4,000 il needed for
bushes. $4,000 FOR walks. bird baths
and fountains. People who are In
'terested IN the proposed rose garden
viii b asked 20 make donations
Their names win be attached TO the
bush or bushes their checks buy. that
all who visit tho park may know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-08
ASKS NEW SET
OF TRUSTEES

Al Of the present trustees OF the
Mutual Union Insurance. company
are asked removed and another set
OF seven trustees installed. in sui,
charging Irregularities ia tnr last
annual election held January Z. flied
In superior court late Wednesday
by II. r. Barton. a member Of tho
company.
Barton charges that at the annual
meeting r. c. Sears usnrped the
chairmanship % the meeting and
honored Illegal proxies for 1856 votes
held BY c. 2. Kingiey and SIS votes
held By Earl Maxwell. BY use Of
these proxies Sears caused the cleo
ton TO the board OF trustees Of Frank
s. Bayley. Fred w. Maxwell. c. e.
Brown. r. G. Sears. e. d. Tryon.
Max seernan and Claude Cassidy.
Barton claims. He asks that these
be vncated and that Frank Gordon.
y. ". House. NJ. A. Reed, Dan
Evans. w. De JarIais. l. Francis
and r. ". Patterson be substituted.
Barton claims the last set OF trus.
tees werc legally elected Mt the meet,
ing and thar the former set were
placed there to further the personal
fortunes OF Sears and his associates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-08
WOOL WORKERS
EXHIBIT H E R E

Featured by an address by Ken
meth Karr. editor OF the Railroad
and Marine News. Manufacturers
day was observed AZ the Pacific
Northwest Products exhibition Of
the Bon Marche Thursday.
Northwest foods were forgotten
for the day and fashion Show
Of sport apparel for both men and
women WAS in the order OF the day.
Far too little stress has bean
laid upon NE cloth manufacturing
and tailoring industries OF the
Northwest, Ia our interest over
foodstuffs. Mis- Bessie winsor Of
the Bon sfarriie. said.
Xe believe the exhibits Of sport
costumes. displayed under the
auspices Of our personal service
bureau. arc as complete and as
attractive as those Of any Eastern
fashion center she continued.
One Of the attractions at the ex.
position that has drawn heavily
Since the opening day. Miss winsor
stated. IL the tea room. cleveriy
furnished by the Seattle Reed and
Wicker Furniture company More
than 1000 persons were served tea
by the entertainment committee on
Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-08
Asks Funds to Establish
Rose Garden in Seattle
Tract at Woodland Park VIII Be Given Over
to Rose Cultivation

those who made ,he garden possible
Members o. tho Rose Garden fund
committee. appointed Thursday BY
the Seattle Rose society. Include N.
l. Collier. chairman; IA, W. Carroll.
auditor Ed l.. Terry. treasurer. ana
Mrs, George H. Guy. secretary. Mem.
oers OF the advisory board for the
committee are;
w. A. Irwin. r. NJ. Dyer. Or l.. l.
SulliEor, r. J. Fisher. ]. Wits sayra
r. W Strang. ID. n. Huntington.
Howard Andrews. Mrs. r, Harper. II.
T. Chapman. Eugene sandahl. How.
ard A. Hanson Douglas shelor. Phil.
~ rindal. RonA r. Wilbur, VIM. A.
Gaines, Mrs Arthur A. Phinney.
MAJ. Jesse Jackson. Julia shourck,
Frcd J. Cole. George Cooper. A. n.
hrackeit q. Il. ThorErimson. Mrs. A.
r McEwan. Mrs. John Carroll Per.
klns, Professor I. W. ooodner, Or. l..
L. Rsiiea. Fred wonser, DR.. j. n.
Gilbert q. r. Middleton. Or. Walter
Moore. Roy Pinkerton. r. W. Bu-
ehRnan
All checks viii be made payable 20
I'd l. Terry, Ross Garden fund. ioi
County.city building.
II II the hope OF the committee
that tho fund Will 10 will started by
Arbor and Garden week. 10 be cello
hrated IN Seattle February 20 20
March s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-08
NEW CAR BILL
IS PREPARED

with several minor changes In.
corporated, the ordinance to author
We the board OF public works 10 rm.
chase 200 new street cars for the uu
nicipal system will be presented BY
himself to the city council Monday.
Councilman Il. l.. Blaine announced
Thursday.
n the bill az IL now stands Is
passed, the board OF public works
will cali for bids on the new vehI.
Giles. which are 70 be leased by the
city for a period Of from five 10 10
years, with the option OF purchase at
any time after the first so months.
The option would specify purchase
price Of $4,000 n car at the end Of the
first 50 months. $4,000 at the end OF
the first 81 months, and 81. 900 at the
end Of a i20,month period.
The models specified are Of light
design and would carry IS passengers
each,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-08
CHIEF NAMES
MERIT BOARD

In general order issued Wednes-
day night. Chief OF Police w. -.
Ssyeyns announced that a board
OF efficiency will be established In
ihs police department to pass upon
the merits and dement's OF the VA
rious members OF tho force. and
thereby influence promotions
In this way, seycryns believes, po-
lice politics win be reduced TO the
vanishing point. and all officers viii
be assured of an even chance for
promotion. The officers OF the
board win be: Inspector II. O..
OBrien. Captain J. r. Mason. Lieu
tenant II. D. Mlrhenor, Lieutenant
a. ]. wilkes. Lieutenant w E.
Justus. Lieutenant X. w. olmstead,
Sergeant y. n. Hadeen. Sergeant
w. J. Carey. Sergeant w. |. Smith.
Sergeant n. l.. INLAND and Sergeant
W. II. Steen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-08
HONOR COUNTY
HOME INMATES
Commissioner Smock Gives
Party for Old People

Two hundred old people at the
King County Old Peoples homo AZ
Georgetown were msse TO feel a M.
tie younger and a lfbe kayer Wed.
nerday night whom an unexpected
ptrty was hold for them In the home
sun parior.
r. Monroe smoek. newly appoint.
~ commissioner Of public welfare.
hal bern an honor guest AZ the
home for dinner. The old people
did not know. however. that their
guest had arrangNd for an afterdin.
ner surprise party at which they. In
turn. were 90 De honored.
A group Of people. for the most
part representatives OF the public
welfare office IN senttAe. arrived at
T:so. Ard the music began. Tho
Oh people were ushered into tho sun
~sarlor. frightened by night with big
yellow globes Those whose are
would not permit them 10 remain
up In the evening hours icft their
doors open that the music might be
heard
Commissioner srnock told stories.
rccited old-tirpe dittics. laughed and
ohGtted with the old people. Miss
FrLnces Dc Curtins rendered several
piano selections Little Peggy Nc.
Donsli. -. danced. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
h Bruce. recently appointed super.
fntsndent and nnatron ~ ne home.
spoks In behalf OF the old people TO
sAo SToup that had come out with
sbsir svcnings entertainment. And
the party broke up with the singing
Of old-ttnae songs by all assembled
Others included among tho visitors
were County Commissioner Frank II.
Paul. Mrs. Cora r. Hegcman. Mrs
June A. Perry. Mrs Marian MELON.
IN Mrs. Mary Walker and Miss
Mary De Curtins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-08
Show wonder Girl"
kilograms in Court

Los ANGELES. Feb. s.-Hcar.
ing in the suit Of George Edwin
Joseph. New York attorney, ugainst
Pauline Frederick for $4,000.
alleged commission due him. and
Miss Frederlck's counter suit, ask.
Ing $4,000. which she claims rs
due her from Joseph, continued to-
day.
Joseph took the stand In his own
defenHe. and identified tho good
morning. wonder girl kilograms.
which Miss Frederick claims show
he acted AZ q friend and not rs mn AZ.
torney In obtaining $1,000 per
week contract for her with Robert.
son.Cole Motion Pictures company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-08
Fuel Man Must
Serve Out Fine

Leo Poldo Says he hasn't $500 TO
pay court costs and fine levied
against him January .. by Judge G.
6. Dalton, so he must go TO Jail for
ii days TO eat II up al tho expense OF
the county, at the rate OF 50 day.
Poldo was convicted in Judge Dial.
TOMS court OF employing olive
Weaver as a bookkcepcr in his fuel
yard az $40 18th ave. s., last August.
and Of paying her only $40 n week,
which Is below the minimum permit
ted by the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-08
DIVORCE RECORD

Suits for divorce were filed in the
superior court OF King county Tues
day MS follows: Marie Smoljo against
Philip Smoijo. non-support; Nina
Rossi against Joe Rossi, cruelty: Ed
win Hendrickson against Daisy Hem
erickson, dcsertion: Earl T. Clark
against Helen Irene Clark, desertion:
O. r. Nicl<alson against Hanna N.
NlclSalson. inoompatlbllity; Lillian
Riley against Floyd r Riley, nom
support; Eleanor A. Hughes against
Chile H. Hughes, cruelty, Edith Pat
terson against Frederick A. Patter-
son, cruelty: Iuiin Turslnski against
John Turxlnski, support; Lois
ls Hutchins against John T. Hntcs-
ms, non-support; Mary l.. Kaminski
against Vltalis u. kamlnslsi. non
support.
Divorces were granted Tuesday tot
Charles Aiken from Sally Aikens
paioma Malott from Earle Maictt;
Bcrdie NJ Bell from Ray NJ. Bells
Anna Beckman from Donald Becks
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DEATHS

Mckenzie, Barbara. SIS years.
Matson, Anna, 80 years.
Carson. June Agnes, years.
McElroy. Ida. SS years.
Faller. Pearl. IL years.
Howard. Mary Maude, 10 years.
Littlefleld, II, j.. so years.
johnson, Roy. 80 years.
yoshida, Teru, "a years.
linn. Peter, so years.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24
Macy FUTBALL MECS LESZ
MOST VASARNAP

Olvasoink bizonyara emlekez-
nek ARA, hogy vagy hat hettel ez-
el0tt a Kossuth-K0r futball-csapa-
tanak egyik legjobb jatsz6ja egy
liga bajnoksagi merk6zesen oily
szerencsetleniil jart, hogy bokaja
elt0r0tt. A jatekos most keriilt
XII a k6rhazbol es felsegitesere a
Mahoning volgyi football ligaban
resztvevo ct csapat most vasarnap
delutan nagyszabasu mecset rem
dez, melynek jovedclmet szeren-
csetleniil jart flu fogja kapni.
A mecs mind az ct csapatb6l
osszeallitott ket ualogatott csapat
kozot. lesz : Ficlden, az
~ -.reet vegen. A magyar
csapatb6l vagy negy jatekos fog
resztvenni a ket csapatban. A
magyar nev dics6segeert vivott
harcban megseriilt jatekos meyer
demli, hogy magyarsag nagy-
szamban keresse fel ezt a merkG-
zest, mely jotekony celon xviii
sportesemenynek is igerkezik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24
PICNIC

A SIT. Gyorgy magyar g.-kath.
hitkozseg f. evi julius no 4-en az
Ohio Works steeltoni play ground
jan fogja megtartani els6 nagy-
szabasu nyari mulatsagat, me!y-
mex jovedelmet az egyhaz meg
fenallo adossaganak t0rlesztesere
szeretne forditani. Tekintettel n
j6tekonycelra, testveri szeretettel
kerjiik t0bbi magyar egyhaza-
kat es egyleteket, hogy napon
mas mulatsagot ne rendezzenek.
Amennyiben Vask6 Janosne,
Sander Bertalanne, Peremi Ny.
Margit es egy nevtelen adakozd
altal templom reszere aiandeko-
zott gyonyUri es Grtekes targyalz
kisorsolasa vegett kibocsatott je-
gyek mar majdnem teljesen ci-
fogytak, a nyilvanos sorshuzas is
ezen pic-nic-en lesz megtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24
R0zsA.BAL

A Kossuth7K0r kedden, Deco.
ration Day eloestejen, tartja sze.
zonzar6 baljat a K0r 0sszes helyi-
segeiben. Akik a multban reszt.
vettek a Kossuth-K0r kedves mn.
latsagain, remelhet6leg mind oft.
lesznek hetf6n este is a r6zsa-ba.
Ion, mely alkalommal a K0r a nSk.
nek ugy k6szoni meg a partolast
hogy meglepi 6ket szep viragok.
kal.
A bal fenyet nagyban fogia
emelni az is, hogy Akronbol naey
szamu venddgsere;g fog eljonni
Az akroniak aztan Kossuth
K0r tagjaival egyiitt mennel
Akronba masnap.
A Kor vezet6sege minden igye
kezetet ARA forditotta, hogy ;
szezon utols6 balja kellemes EN-
leke legyen a magyarsagnak
nyaron at.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24
A BENDER-FELE
TOR VEN Y
ELETbELEPETT
Rendkivul szigoru biintete-
seket rendel
Alkohol parolasa biintettet kepez
Is a szeszfoz6 ot evig terjed-
het0 fegyhazzal Is penz-
birsaggal sujthat6

Az nj Bender-fele torveny, mely
a szesztilalmi torvenyek kozott d
lekszigorubb biinteteseket tartal-
mazza, folyo no 21-en eletbele-
pett.
A torveny fobb rendelkezesef
ezek:
Aki olyan szeszt clad vagy e::-
ajandekoz, melynek elfogyasztas;l
valakinell halalat okozta, masod-
foku eyilkossagot kovet el es elct-
fogytig tart6 fegyhazbiintetessel
sujtand6.
Szesz parolasa biintettet kepez
es a szeszf6z6 szemely egyt5l at
evig terjedheto fegyhazzal es
S500-tol $3000-ig terjedhet6 penz-
birsaggal biintetendo.
Az a szemely, XII rendeleseket
vesz fel szesztartalmu italokra, a
szesz elarusit6javal egyforman
biin0s.
Sem a fogsag-, sem a penzbun-
tetest reszben vagy egeszben ell
engedni semmifele bir6nak nin-
csen joga.
A szesztilalmat - mint koztu-
! domasu a sz0yetsegi alkotmany
lS-ik modosityanya rendeh. Ezen
alkotmanymodositas vegrehajia-
sara a kongresszus megalkotta a
Volstead-fele torvenyt; ezenkivul
a legtobb allan meg kiilon, Vol
stead 1t0rvenynet szigorubb veg5
rehajtasi t0rvenyeket leptctett
eletbe; de valamennyi k0zott az
Ohio allambeli Bender-fele tor
veny a legszigorubb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24
UNNEPELYEs ELs6 SCENT
ALDOZAS A SIT. GY0RGY
MAGYAR G. KATH. TEMP
LOMBAN

Lelekemeloen szep szertartassal
fog lefolyni folyo majus no 27-en,
rank k0vetkezo vasarnapon,
azon hitkozsegi gyermekeknek el-
So scent aldozasa. Xix lelkesz
feliigyelete alatt hosszu h6napo-
kon keresztiil reszesiiltek a kath.
egyhaz altal megkivant kiilon val
las-erk0lcsi oktatasban.
Ezen alkalommal a Macy SIT.
mise kiyetelcsen reggel pontban
8 6rakor lesz, melyre nemcsak az
erdekelt edes- es keresztsziil6ket,
de mindenkit szeretettel hivnak
meg az els6 aldoz6 gyermekek,
kiknek nevsora a k0vetkezo: Lea
nyok: Boginy Ilonka, Francz6vsz-
XII Mariska, Luyon Katica, Luyon
Helen, Lengyel Erzsike, Losonczi
Mariska, Kondas Erzsike, Mon
dok Mariska, Maticza Matild,
Maticza Aranka, Nogradi Juliska,
Orosz Veronka, Soltesz Juliska es
Korlath Erzsike. Fiuk: Csolensz-
ki Gyula, Hudak JOSEF, Hudak
Andras, Lesnyanszki Istvan, Mon.
dok Janos, Mondok Istvan, Orosz
Feri, P6lya Gyorgy, Simonovszki
Lajos, Szalai Feri, Soltesz J6zsi,
Szerbati Pista, 10th Gy0rgy,
10th Pista es varga Andras.
Mise utan templom el6tt cso-
portfenykepezes lesz, maid az
egyhaz pompas lunch-csal vend6-
igeli meg gyermekeket, amelyen
a Maria Kongregaci6 leanytagjai
lfognak felszolgalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24
NACYSzERU
MUKEDVEL0-
EL0AD As
Sikeriilt az atletak els0 sci.
nieloadasa
A szepszamu koz0nseg igen jol
mulatott vasarnap este. "A
miikedvel0k valoban re-
mekeltek

A Tarsas- es Atleta-Klub tagsa-
ga vasarnap este bebizonyitotta,
hogy miikedvel6-el -eloadasokban is
pompasan megallja helyet, inert
igen szep es iigyes jatekkal lepte
meg szepszamu koz0nseget, mely
vasarnap este osszegyiilt a Kos
suth-K0r nagytermeben. Magyar
darabok jatszasa szolgalat a ma
gyar kultura iigyeben s igyekvt-
silk mar exert is meltanyland6.
Az el6adasra keriilt darab cine :
GA gyerekasszony" volt. A da-
Irab enekes, kacagtato falusi Wig
jatek, mely rendkiviil tetszctt a
koz0nsegnek.
Az egyes szerepekben kitiintel1
Beniczky JOSEF, akinek szep
hangja, mint mindig, ezuttal ismet
sGrii tapsra ragadta k0z0nseget,
X. Kenderne, Nemeth Ilona, Xix
kitiinoek voltak nagyobb szerc.
peikben, valamint a darab minden
egyes szerepl6je, inert nagyszerii.
en- megalltak helyiiket.
Dicseretet erdemelnek Ne.
meth 1stvan, Nemeth Jolanka,
Trojan Janos, Kovacs Josef, Bun
csi Janos, Barany Geza, Balogf
Desc, Teriek Gizella, Renne Zsu.
zsanna, Csillag Iona es Potornay
1lonka.
Kiilon0s d;cseretet erdemel
10th Istvan, Kossuth-K0r szini,
gardajanak tagja, aki szivesseg-
boil az utolso percben beugrott az
mas nehez szerepebe, inert Lukacs
Jen6, a darab hozzaert6 rendezS-
je, Xxi ezt szerepet a hivatasos
szinpadon is Macy sikerrel jatszot-
ia, kenytelen volt par nappal az
eloadas megtartasa elott New
Yorkba utazni, inert edesanyja 81,
lyosan megbetegedett. 10th nagy.
szeriien megallotta helyet 6s a k0.
zonseg zajos tapsokban reszesi.
tette.
A darab sikere oily nagy volt
hogy, mint halljuk, el6 fogjak ad-
nj a kozeli, magyarlakta ware.
sokban is. Ere vonatkoz6lag a
k0zelj0v0ben lesz d0ntes a klub.
gyiilesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24
Az AKRoNI KIRANDULAs
Sokan kesziilnek Akronba Decora.
tion Day-kor. - A magyar csapat
eros lesz

Mar hiradassal voltunk arrol,
hogy az akroni Magyar Atleta-
Klub meghivasara a Kossuth-Kor
tagsaga es sok hozzajuk csatlako-
zott magyar Decoration Day-kor,
vagyis j0vo szerdan Akronba
megy, hol az akroni egylet vende-
gel lesznek.
A kirandulas reszleteinek meg
beszelesere meg folynak tanacs'
kozasok, de a K0r vezetosege keri
az 0sszes resztvenni ohajt6kat,
hogy jov6 szerdan reggel pont fel,
kilencre gyiilekezzenek Kossuth
K0r helyisegeben. Eddig k0r
tagjai es magyar iizletemberek ko.
eel husz automobile jelentettek be
RemelhetSleg legalabb 30 aut6r
megy maid youngstown ma
gyarsag Akronba, ahol delutan :
oral kezdettel Miller Fielden g
Kossuth-K0r futball-csapata meri
0ssze erejet az akroni klub j6hirG
csapataval.
A youngstowniak tiszteletert
a merk0zes utan diszvacsora 6
ez utan bal lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24
ELMARADT "A KATHOLIKUs
GYtLES MULT VASARNAP

A mutt vasarnap delutanra egy'
behivott katholikus gyiiles, me-
lyen a Scent Istvan egyhaz iigyeit
kivantak a hitkozseg tagjai meg
beszelni, elmaradt, inert f6t. Var
laky Sander plebanosnak Cleve.
LAMBDA kellett mennie a miincheni
(Nemetorszag) biborosersek foga.
dasaban resztvenni.
Mint ertesiiliink, plebanos es
a kuratorok heten megbeszelik
hogy gyiilest, melyre feltetleniil
sziikseg van, mikor fogjak meg
tartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24

A nemzetek ligaja, egy kikiil-
d0tt bizottsag utjan, intezkedik a
franciak altal megszallott nalmet
Saar-teruleten. Ez bizottsae
rendeleti uton k0ztudomasra hoz-
ia, hogy barki, aki a nemzetek
ligajat, a versaillesi bekeszerz0-
dest vagy a ligalbizottsag hataro.
zatait kritizalja, kiteszi magat 0t
evig terjedhet6 fogsag- es 10000
frankig terjedhet6 penzbiintetes'
mex.
Asquith volt minisztereln0k
sz6va tette a ar-bizottsag c
"szegyenteljes'' rendeletet brit
parliament ! kepviselohazaban $
t0bbek k0zt ezeket mondta: "En
kritizaltam a versaillesi bekeszer.
zodest ICY vetettem Saar-bi.
Z0ttSag peldatlan rendelete ellen
A legs0tetebb carl 0nkenyuralom
alatt sem adtak XII ilyen gyslaza.
tos es jogtipr6 rendeletet ezt a
rendeletet a nemzetek ligajanak
kepviseleteben bocsatottak ki. A
bizottsag liga iigyn0keibol e.
szolgaib6l all. Hivatkozva ARA
hogy mi t0rtent a Saar v0lgyeben
a nemetek elmondhatjak, hogy z
nemzetek ligaja, ahogy most dol
gozik, botranyt, komediat Is csa
last kepez. A Saar-incidens fol
tot EFT a liga cimeren. A kor.
many k0vetelje a liga-tanacs
a0onnal1 Ssszehivasat rendkiviili
Ilesre es - tamaszkodva a vilae
szabad nemzeteire - k0vetelje 1
botranyos rendelet visszavonasat
mely bepiszkitja q nemzetek liga'
janak nevet Is tekintelyet.',
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24
AZ 0RSzACOS
NYOMOzAS
VECET ERT
A keresett penzhamisitok tokat
lit elfogtak
Rosszpenzzel val6 csalasaikat
tbbb allamban, 1eginkabb
azonban New Yorkban
k0vettek el

T0bb allan, valamint a sz0vet-
segi kormany iigyn0kei orszag-
szerte nyomoZtak harom ember
utan, xix "First National Bank
terhere bankjegyeket hamisitot-
tax es hoztak forgalomba.
A harom legenyt napokban l,-
tart6ztatta Yopungstownban, az
itteni rend6rseg segitsegevel,
III. G. Straight, sz0vetsegi titkos
szolgalat tagja.
A gyanusitott emberek, Kill,
egyenkint $10,000-nyi biztosittk
ala lettek helyezve, a k0vetkezG
neveket mondtak be a megyei b0r-
t0nben: Tony Larova, Achilla Ce.
TO es Peter Gurro.
A hatosagok mem arultak ell a
harom ember altal elk0vetett csa.
lasok reszleteit.
A Youngstown rend6rseg A
mutt heten - mint mar emlitettiik
= egy negyedik embert is letar.
t6ztatott, Xxi hamis $40 es 5000:
bankjegyeket valtott be New
Castleben aztan Youngstownba
jott, hol Center streeten t0bt
keresked0t szinten megkarositot1
hamis bankjegyekkel valo fizete.
altal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-05-24
KISEClT0-
LEVHHORD0K
ALKALMAZASA
A kezbesites gyakoribb lesz
ezutan
Aprilis Len leszallitottak a level.
hord6k szamat, inert a fopos-
tamester mem engedelyez-
te a sziikseges penzt

A Youngstown postmaster
kenytelen volt aprilis 1-en leszalli-
tani levelhordok szamat, mivcl
a fopostamester mem engedelyez-
te az eek fizetesere sziikseges
0sszegeket. Most azonban pos
taiigyi minister kisegito-level-
hordok alkalmazasat rendelte ell s
ICY eek szamat felemelik az ap-
ril lie el6tti letszamra.
Ez az int6zkedes lehet6ve fogia
tenni, hogy bizonyos levelkihor-
dasi vonalakon, melyeken april
lie ota naponkint csak egyszer
hordtak XII postal kiildemenye-
ket, ezeket most naponkint ket-
seer kezbesithessek.
A Observation-Disclosures alkai-
mazasat a MINISTER azon rendele-
te tette lehet6ve, hogy olyan vo-
nalakon, melyeken tulsagosan
nagy kezbesitendo postakiilde-
menyek szama, tobb embert alkal-
mazzzon a postmaster, hogy a
kihordas naponkint egyszernel
t0bbsz0r t0rtenhessek.