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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
KEDvEZMENYEs BEALLAs

A Scent Istvan R6mai es G0r0g
Katholikus Egylet vasarnap meg
tartott rendes havi gyiilesen a ta-
gok elhataroztak, hogy harom ho-
napon keresztiil kedvezmenyt
nyujtanak beallni szandekozo nj
tagoknak. A kedvezmeny az, hogy
tekintet nelkiil korra az nj tag
csak egy dollar beallasi dijat fl
zet. A Scent Istvan Egyletnek
jelenleg mintegy 200 tagja van.
Ugy ferfiakat, mint noket felvesz
tagjai soraba.
A Scent Istvan Egylet anyagi-
lag a leggazdagabb youngstown
magyar egylet. A feln6ttek osz-
talyanak k0zel 5000 dollar tarta-
lektokeje van, mig a gyermek-osz-
tally vagyona meghaladja a $500
dollart. Az egylet IS cent havi
tagsagi dijat es minden halaleset
utan fizetett 81 kivetes elleneben
fizet tagjainak betegseg eseten
heti 81 betegsegelyt es>a tag ORC
k0seinek $3.50 halaleseti segelyt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
BIBLIAT TANULMANYO-
Z0K ELOADASA

A Rutherford biro cln0klete
alatt allo "Netmzetk0zi Bibliata-
nulmanyozok Egyesiilete'' mex
egyik magyar sz6noka, a New
Yorkbol erkezett Kocsis Gy0rgy,
junius h6 Gen, szombaton este fel
s 6rakor eloadast fog tartani a
Kossuth K0zmiivelodesi Egyesulet
nagytermeben, a w. Federal st.
124. szama alatt.
Kocsis Gy0rgy meggy6z6en
fogja bizonyitani, hogy ga vilag
elerte AIT meghatarozott id6t,
mikor a fold minden nemzete al
dasban fog reszesittetni hogy 4
most elo emberek k0ziil milli6k
sohasem fognak meghalni."
Aki erdeklGdik a fatal magyar
szonok el6adasa irant, menjen e1
szombaton este 6t meghallgatni
Beleptidijat nem kell .fizetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
FELHIVAs Az EAST YOUNGS-
TOWN. MAGYAR sZUL0KH0Z

Tisztelt magyar testverek!
A youngstown magyar refor-
matus egyhaz ez evben is, mint ez-
elott, nyari magyar iskolat fog
tartani East Youngstownban.
Kerjiik tehat magyar szjil0ket,
akik magyar nyelviinket meg akar
jak tartani gyermekeikben, ne mu-
lasszak ell ebbe az iskolaba kiilde-
nj gyermekeiket, vallaskiilonbseg
nelkiil; minalunk szivesen lesz
latva minden magyar gyermek,
inert f6celunk magyar nyelv
fentartasa. Mi tudjuk, hogy min
den magyar gyermeknek ebben az
orszagban csak javara lesz, ha az
anyanyelvet nemcsak beszedben,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
A cleveland
magyar kir. konzulatus
ELADO
a gy0ny0rii Mill Creek Parkbal

4 szobas bungalow bolthelyiseg-
gel, garage, Macy, fel akeres tel
ken; pince es furnace, villamossag
es gaz, szivattyus kut az udvar-
ban. Szamos gyiimolcsfa, Macy
sz0lolugas. A haz majdnem uj.
J6 alkalom a megelhetesre bolt
helyisegben. Ez az egyedlli store
a keriletben. Csak 10 percnyira
a k0zuti vasuti vonalhoz. Nehany
percnyire a Glacier Lake-t0l es a
parkt6l. Magyar es tot szomszed-
sag. Ez olcs6 vetel $5,900-ert.
Ugyszinten elado egy. fel akeros
telek ezen ingatlan mellett, Macy
csiirrel es gyiim0lcsfakkal, So, 300
ert. Sok mas ingatlan IS elad6.
Cim: MATTHEW MRAZ, 800 w.
Federal ST., a szerkesztosegben.
Telefonok: Bell Main 5176, Auto.
573S.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
ERTEsITEs

Magyarorszagon ezidoszerint
t0bb, mint 5000 Amerikaban vasa-
rolt prepaid (elGrevaltott) halo
jegy van forgalomban es nap-nap
utan erkeznek ujabb prepaid ha-
j6jegyek, ugy, hogy ezeknek sza-
ma mar most is tulhaladja az
1923-24. evben Amerikaba bo-
csatandok szamat, inert hisz a leg
tobb prepaid mem egy, hanem
tobbnyire egesz csaladok, neha te-
hat negy-0t, s6t ennel tobb sze-
melyre is sol.
Miutan az 1924. evben is
csak azollnak leszsa kv0taban hely
biztosithat6, Xix ARA leginkabb
ra vannak szorulva, tehat mem AIT
fogjak az utlevel kiallit0 hat6s;i-
gok vizsgalni, hogy kinek mi6ta
van haj6jegye, vagy fizetett-e
mar eloleget, hanem ettol teljesen
eltekintve, AIT, ,hogy kinek milyen
fontos eletfentartasara az Ameri-
kaba valo kijutas, mily csaladi
k0telekek fiizik az illetGt mar
Amerikaban levG hozzatartoz6i-
hoz.
A cleveland
magyar kir. konzulatus
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
sz1vEs TUDoMAsUL

Tisztelettel ertesitjiik Canton
ben es Alliance-ben lako olvaso-
inkat, hogy Wolkan j. Josef hon.
fitarsunkat megbiztuk e ket varos-
ban es azok kornyeken valo KEEP
yiseletiinkkel. Wolkan ur fel van
hatalmazva elofizetesi es hirdetesi
dijak felvetelere es neviinkben va.
10 nyugtazasara.
A Cantonben es Allianceben es
azok kornyeken elo magyarsag ko.
reben el6fordulo esemenyekrol
Wolkan ur rendszeresen ertesiteni
fogja lapunkat.
Tisztelettel
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlar
kiad6hivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
Az ifiusagi K0r

Tfjusagi K0riink tagjai a mutt
vasarnap mutatkoztak be a gyii-
lekezetnek gy0nyorii 'eneklesiik-
kel. A konyekig meghat6 volt,
mikor felcsattant t0bb hangra az
"Uram a tiirelmes. - Az egesz
gyiilekezet ahitattal gyonyorko-
d0tt benne. Iratkozzanak be men
tol t0bben a lanyok is, fiatalem-
berek is.
Az ifjusagi k0r reank k0vetke-
70 vasarnap este Z oral kezdessel
fog bemutatkozni az 0sszmagyar-
sag el6tt, a templom hiiv0s base
mentjeben. Nagyszeru program
fogja sz6rakoztatni a k0zonseget.
Frissit6kr6l, lunch-r6l gondosko-
dix a K0r. Ez uton is felkerjIk
asszonyatyankfiait, hogy sissenek
valiant kekszi-felet ere sep al
kalomra. Ez alkalommal fogjuk
kisorsolni Kish Andras es Cs. 10th
Janos atyankfiai ora es lane ajan-
dekait, tovabba a Mr.. Fekete altal
visszaajandekozott moving pict-
ure-t.
Menyhert Janos urek zongora-
ajandekara is megkezdjuk a IL
ketek elarusitasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
A UNITED STATES LINES Az
UTASOK SAVANNAH GYARA-
PODASAT JELENTI

"A United States Lines tisztvise-
l6inek jelentese szerint vona-
lax utasainak szama figyelemre-
melt6 m6don emelkedett tavaly
6ta. E. T. McNary iizletvezet6
kijelentette, hogy: "junius h6ra
ugy a londoni, mint a bremai vo-
nalon k0zleked0 0sszes hajoinkra
jegyek mind el6 vannak jegyez-
We. Ezen haj6k kozott van az at
alakitott America" is, mely ju-
MUS 2-an kezdte meg szolgalatot
S melyen 696 kabin- es nagyszamu
Sad osztalyu utasra van hely.
"Hogy milyen Macy forgal-
munk, ait azon korulmeny is mu-
tatja, hogy junius h6ra szol6 va
r0-listan lcvG utasok szama, Xix
szamara most mines hely, de Xix
United States Lines haj6in XII
vannak utazni, olyan nagy, mint 4
mennyi hely van 0sszes hajoin-
kon, melyek KOHL 0t g6z0s a lon
doni, hat pedig - k0ztiik az
America es George Washington
a bremai vonalon k0zlekedik. A
Leviathan-re, mely julius 4-en in
dul, szinten tgen Macy mar az
utasok el6jegyzese.
"Erdekes koriilmeny, hogy mi.
kor George Washington a multi
szombaton Bremaba indult, 9C3
utas volt fedelzeten, mig egy ma.
six, sokkal nagyobb halo, mely
szinten ekkor indult, csak 600
utast szallitott 0sszes kabinjaiban.
A George Washington ez alkalom.
NAL 343 harmadosztalyu utast
witt, mig a harmadosztalyu uta-
sok szama a New Yorkbol szomba-
ton indult 0sszes t0bbi haj6kon
csak 351 volt.
"El6jegyzesek az ideny hatrale-
v6 reszere, mostani jelek szerint,
lolyan Macy lesz, mint amennyit
haj6ink szallitani kepesek. Mem
csak kelet fele val6 utunkban
ilyen nagy az utasok szama, ha-
mem vissza, nyugat fele is.
| "Az utasok szamanak alland6
emelkedEset a United States
Lines haj6in harom dolognak tu.
lajdonitjuk: az amerikai kereske-
delmi haj6zas iranti erdekl1des, a
kitin0 szolgalat a United States
haj6in, es az elsorendii konyha,
mely tapasztalt utasok szerint a
llegjobb az Atlanti oceanon.''
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
Kereszteles

A multi vasarnap nyert Mikl6s
es Janos nevet scent keresztseg-
ben Tomory Arpad es neje Bed
ESQ Eszter fiacskaja. Ker. sz.
P6lya Janos es neje Ferenc Maria.
Ugyancsak multi vasarnapon
kereszteltetett Gyula es Sander
nevre Nemeth Gyula nilesi lakos
es neje Buh Julianna fiacskaja.
Ker. ST.: Buh Janos es neje Ne
meth Klara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
1skola

A presbyterian hatarozata er-
telmeben nyari iskola g h6 lS-an
veszi kezdetet. Tandij, mint a
multi evben, $3.50 havonta, nelly a
beiratkozasnal fizetend0. Keszul-
jenek sziil6k is, gyermekek is.
Mem kell a sziil6k lelkerc k0tni
kiilon is az iskola fontossagat.
Erezziik ait mindnyajan, hogy lit
az idegenben edes nevelGanyank
a templom es az iskola. Cseleked.
jiink hat azonkepen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07

de irasban is birja- Akinek tehat
iskolasgyermeke van es akarjasa
nyari magyar iskolaba jaratni, ,je-
lentse Asztalos Aronnak, az egy-
haz algondnokanak vagy Gyorgy
Tamasnak, az egyhaz jegyzSje-
mex.
A tandij egv h6napra $50. AZ
iskola helye es ideje helyi ma
gyar lapban lesz kozolve.
A reformatus egyhaz
iskolabizottsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
Nnesi piknilx .

"a nilesi leanyegyhaz ez uton is
meghivja a youngstowniakat e no
lien, az ismert Samu-fele farmon
tartand6 piknikjere, tnely az egy-
haz iavara rendeztetik. A nilesi-
ak minden alkalommal megjelen-
mex koztiink, jelenjiink meg mi is
a piknikiiil Ere egyebkent a
cirkularek is Xxi fognak oszatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

e heten kovetkezo tagok bette
gek:
Kotasz Janos, 2018 Donation
avenue.
Hank6 Mihaly, 50 Fairview ave.
Ga varosi k6rhazban).
A betegseg Horvath Istvan ell
nokh0z jelentend6, kinek telefon-
szamja: Auto. 1889.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07

A magyar kormany altal 90 ev 6ta
engedelyezett hai6st arsasag
Magyarorszagba s nap afatt
A vilag legyorsabb hajoin minden
kedden
MAURITANIA
45,647 tonna 3o,7o4 tonna
BERENGARIA
52,022 tonna
(Cherbourgon at)
Egyenesen Fiumeba
az uj fenyes es gyors olajeget6 haj6n:
TUSCANIA ;. :. :. :. >. Junius 80.
Egyenesen Hamburgba
az nj, elegans es gyors
TYRRHENIA. !. ;. Jun. 28., aug. 8.
TACOMA :. :. :. Junius T., julius IL.
zart fulkek az osszes naj6kon 3. oszta-
lyu utasok r6szere. Tisztasag, kenye-
lem es kitin6 magyar konyha. Kulonos
figyelem n6kre es gyermekekre.
Kitin6en szervezett penzatutalas
magyar postatakarekpenztar Ut jan.
Hajojegyert es bovebb felvilagositassr
forduljon a legkozelebbi iigynokseghez.
Cunard- Anchor Lines
712 Smithfield St., G
Pittsburgh Pa. -.
ri - -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07

Akik nyaron konfirmalni akar
max es meg mem jelentkeztek, je-
lents6k ebbeli szandekukat, hogy
a katak rendeleseben kesedelem
ne t0rtenjen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07

tekintet nelkiil ARA, hogy az egy-
letnek hany tagja van.
A 'katholikus magyarsagnak
csak ajanlhatjuk, hogy csatlakoz-
zon chez az egylethez, inert fizet0-
kepessege biztositva van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
Bali i0vedelem

Az orgona javara megtartott
piinkosdi mulatsag tiszta j0ve-
define 50 dollar es 70 cent, mely
0sszeg az orgonaalaphoz csatolta-
tOtt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
q koreb0l CD

Lelkesz: DR.. Gerenday Laszl6,
1877 Mahoning avenue, Automatic
phone: 4297. Bell: 142 Main. F5-
gondnok: Gomez Mihaly. f. youngs-
town. gondnok: Asztalos Aron. Jegy-
70: Gy0rgy Tamas. Pezntarnok:
Kish Andras. Penztari ellen6r: Cs.
10th Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07
Orgonankra

Legujabban mefizettek ajanla-
taikat: So6h Janos So, Zamb6 ia
nos 50, Szekeres JOSEF So.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-07

OLVASSA Az AMERIKAI MA.
GYAR HIRLAPOT ES TAMO-
GASSA Az ABBAN HIRDE-
TGKET
Evening star., 1923-07-08
Macmillan Sees Ne,u Record
In Present Iceberg Drift
Explorer and Party Encounter Ten Well
South of the Entrance to the
Straits of Belle Isle.

Special wireless from MacMillan's arctic
hound ship the Bowdoin. relayed by amateurs.
BY CAPT. DONALD MACMILLAN.
Copyright. 1923. North American Newspaper
We cast anchor of Greeley Island,
southern Labrador, at s o'clock
Thursday night. after fine run and
fair wind all the way from Sydney.
To the delight of my new men, who
had never witnessed such a spectacle.
we passed ten icebergs we'll south of
the entrance to the Straits OF Belle
Isle. In my fifteen years Of arctic
work I have never known icebergs
to be In this locality so late in the
year. This may indicate an unusually
large number in northern waters. or a
very late season. We expect to pass
at least one hundred more on our
way northward to Battle Harbor. our
objective point. If the weather per-
mits.
Whales are still with US. large
flnback appeared right under the
bow OF the Bowdoin this afternoon
and disported himself for over a half
hour. 1t is blowing q gale from the
northeast, a most unfavorable wind
for us, as 1t will certainly bring ice
southwark into the straits. Enjoyed
q radio concert at sea last night.
Evening star., 1923-07-08
SHIPS COOK IS MARVEL.
Bill Lewis Of Bowdoin Possesses
All the Needed Qualities.

wISCASSET. Me-. July 7.-Bill
Lewis Is sailing north today as A. C.
able cook-of the stout ship Bow
doin, which is carrying DIR. Arnold
B. Macmillan and his party into the
arctic for fifteen months or more.
Bill Lewis has been fixing salt
horse and such for fore mast hands
for the last thirty-fve years. but
never in all the seas has he done his
lob Sa.s,n at tInisr IIa.s gallery than s1,, the
says It's worth while II he can hear
the latest jazz and the base ball
scores and so forth over the radio.
and for a follower Of the sea Bill has
a keen ear for jazz. Three other
cooks backed out before he signed for
He's big man. is Bill Lewis.
There's 200 pounds of him. we'll dis
tributed. That's a lot Of cook to
carry on little ship which Is to be
a grocery store. The Bowdoin. by
the way. is carrying an ice box into
But Bill is an object lesson in ef-
ficiency worth the study Of any
worked out to finer point than any
Industrial expert ever dreamt of.
Maybe that's one reason for part OF
his 200 pounds. His eflciency will
come in handy on the Bowdoin. for
-
ing but q stove and little else set
In the middle Of the forecastle, which
itself Is so small q fair sized man has
to stoop or bump his head.
The biggest thing in tho forecastle
IL Bill and the next biggest Is the
mast which IL stepped right through
between the bunks. After that In
size comes the galley equipment.
It's lucky Bill has learned to be
dextrous and agile since he first set
a
man. (He insists he Is. even IL your
real old salt would scoff at such q claim
from q cook.)
The chef aboard such a polar
schooner as tho Bowdoin needs a
variety Of qualifications. He must
be something of a magician, a bit OF
an acrobat. a thorough seaman, have
an even disposition and be an all
round cook. equally capable of fixing
up polar bear and tasty apple pie.
The laboratory of William A.
Lewis would be the despair of the
| housewife, whose first requisite is
room in the Kitchen.
It really 10 a galley In namo only,
for it consists of p cookstove, g
amalI sink and an equally small
china cleseA AL occuDyanE Abent- -sax
Evening star., 1923-07-08

celed contracts and other Overhead"
expenses incurred while waiting the
action Of France was expected to ma
terially reduce the indicated saving,
however.
Referring to plans for settlement Of
contracts and subcontracts, the Tay-
lor board estimated that the cost TO
the government would be around $70,-
900. 600, but Secretary DENLY declared
this was simply a preliminary esti-
mate and must in no way be con-
sidered fnal." This cost would have
to be met by a special appropriation.
Under the terms Of the treaty six
months from the exchange Of ratifi-
cations was permitted for "scrapping''
the naval units which were to be
eliminated. The Navy Department
has interpreted this clause TO mean
that the ships must be rendered ut
terly unserviceable for offensive or
defense operations within that period.
and must be actually dismsmbered
within eighteen months Of the day
1.-The troatY5oomanant1-A
Evening star., 1923-07-08

square feet in the after part of the
forecastle.
That's where the ability as a ma
gician and as an acrobat comes in.
must produce a meal for eight husky
appetttes including his OWN. To
do IL in his close quarters his act
makes pulling rabbits out OF a hat
and doing a back flip look simple.
With a good sea tossing the YES
sol about he has to be speedy to
reach for the sugar without coming
up with the coal scuttle. Incident
ally, his coal for the stove is all
slowed far under the flooring. and
aperture of two square feet His ice
box Is lashed on deck, because there
wasn't room for it in the hold
However, he has one advantage.
put his hand on almost everything in
his kingdom.
Despite his size. Lewis has given
every indication of qualifying in
every direction. He Is son OF a
sea cook. in name only. for even the
breaking into his we'll deserved sleep
failed to I-uffie his good temper He
sets a splendid example for the irrita
BILE housewife whose temper is easily
mislaid among the pots and the pans
The position Of cook on an arctic
of the utmost psychological impor-
tanoe. The effect of a badly done
roast on tired man ts @ matter Of
common knowledge. This effect is
magnifed in geometrical ratio by
each degree of northward progress
and n poor cook could do such havoc
to the morale Of an expedition that
the whole party might conceivably
end In general free-for-all mas
sacre. with the rest of the gang dis
posing of the cook first, by common
consent.
But DIR. Macmillan has said therein
be nothing like that with Bill Lewis
around.
! Copyright. 1923, In United States and Gres,
Britain, by North American Newspape,
Newspaper Alliance, All rights reserved
Evening star., 1923-07-08
WINKlNG AIDS EYESIGHT
is DOCTORS ASSERTION
Staring Causes Defective Vision In
Children, Declares osteopathic
Physician.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July wink your
eyes If you would have your eyesight.
DR.. jerome NJ. Waters of Newark,
n. j., advised the annual convention
of the American Osteopathic Associ-
alton. The tendency OF children to
stare, he said, was partly responsible
for the high percentage of defective
eyesight. Winking. he asserted. was
an excellent way to relieve strain.
Advice to deer hunters was given
by Dr. Wilson ]. Deason Of Chicago.
who declared it is useless to hunt the
animals when the barometer is low.
because such weather caused swelling
of the deer's innernose membranes,
thus causing it to lose keen scent, by
which IL detects danger At such
times. he said, the animal instinc-
lively seeks seclusion.
DR.. Deason asserted that low baro-
metric conditions had a similar effect
an the human nasal membranes and
was a cause Of more hay fever cases
than wind-borne pollen of plants.
Evening star., 1923-07-08
CUN0 DISCLAIMS
BLAME FOR BOMB

Continued from First Page)
the consequence, of spontaneous re-
sistance by the population.
Baron Won Rosenberg defended the
governments telegram Of coincidence
in the Schlageter. saying that France
and Belgium could not hold Germany
responsible for the consequences of
an illegal invasion of the Ruhr and
unbounded terrorism by their troops.
He added that before one Belgian
or q Frenchman had been harmed in
any way. twenty Germans had inno-
Gently fallen to the invaders bullets.
Acts of violence, such az that at
Duisburg, were not the intention or
policy of the German government,
which had left nothing undone to in
duce the population to persevere in
its passive resistance, but exercise
restraint 1t had in no wise been
conclusively proved that Germans had
participated, and the government of
the reich would make q statement
as soon as it received concrete and
substantial results of the investiga-
ton.
WILL PROLoNG CONTROL.
Evening star., 1923-07-08
ELECTRIC LINEMEN
VOTE EARLY STRIKE
Boston Workers Indorse Phone
Operators Effort to Force Wage
Boost and Better Conditions.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON. July More than two
hundred linemen, employed by electric
light services in Greater Boston, who
are members of the local union affili-
ated with the International Brother
hood of Electrical Workers. voted to-
night. at a special meeting, to go on
strike to enforce demands for higher
wages and better working conditions.
The date for the strike was left to the
strike committee.
The assembled linemen voted In
dorsement of the present strike of
telephone operators, which has been
in force since June 26 and also voted
to support the operators financially. The
telephone operators strike has af-
fected Ave New England states and
was called to enforce demands for
seven-hour day and higher wagess
The striking operators are also af-
filiated with the International
brotherhood Of Electrical Workers.
The telephone operators strike was
also indorsed at meeting tonight of
representatives of the order of Rail-
road Telegraphers. Moral and fnan-
cial support was voted.
A conference between the leaders
of the warning factions of telephone
operators in greater Boston has again
been arranged for Monday evening,
IL was announced tonight.
Evening star., 1923-07-08
SYDNEY STRIKERS
DEFY LEWIS ORDER
Nova Scotia Leader Says He Will
Not Obey Order of
Union Head.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SYDNEY. Nova Scotia, July T.
Under arrest, charged with "willfully
spreading false tales in advocating
a general strike of coal miners in
this province. Dan Livingston, presi-
dent of District No. 26, United Mine
Workers of America. tonight scorred
the telegraphed demand Of John L..
Lewis. international president, that
the strikers be ordered back to work.
District No. 26 is absolutely au-
tonomous." was his reported COM
mont on tho order. "and IL isn't ac-
cepting dictation from John L. Lewis
or anybody else"
Livingston, together with ]. B.
MacLachlan. another officer of the
district. was taken by automobile
today to Canso en- route to Halifax.
where they will be arraigned. Hor-
ace Kennedy. chief inspector Of the
Halifax police. and Joseph B. Nc
Cormack. chief of police in Sydney,
guarded them.
AS they prepared to leave Lv-
ingston was shown a copy OF the
telegram sent by Lewis from Allan
tho City, n. J.. denouncing the strike
as "a violation OF the agreement"
between miners and coal companies
and of the principles Of the union.
This telegram is one thing. The
action we'll take is another" was
Livingstons reported statement
Lewis attitude was not a surprise,
he said. The telegram would, under
the usual procedure, be referred di-
rectly to the miners OF the district
for disposal.
MacLachlan's opinion Of the tele-
gram was that "it constitutes thun-
der, but there Is no lightning back
of it,
Evening star., 1923-07-08
HOLLAND BANKER
BIDS FOR U. S. SHIPS
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 7.-Jacques Pierot,
jr.. president and manager of tho In
ternational Maritime Mortgage Bank
of Rotterdam, who arrived here q
few days ago from Holland. admitted
today that his mission here is to buy
ships. and that he IL negotiating with
the United States Shipping Board
for part Of its steel heet. He refused
to state what figure he would offer
for the vessels.
II want them for breaking up pur-
poses" he said, "and at breaking up
prices. Ships are a drug on the mar
ket. and in Europe vessels Of seven
thousand tons are selling at $97 a ton.
but that Is not a breaking up price"
Mr.. Pierot said the Germans are
buying ships abroad and building or
rebuilding at homo. He stated the
industrialists have plenty Of money,
outside of Germany, and that they are
buying ships for fl and f2 a ton. re-
conditioning them In German yards
and paying the German shipbuilders
in marks.
He will go to Washington Monday
to confer with officials in regard to
prices.