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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24

racsonyfanak es neman, egyetlen
lepest sem teve nezte, nezte, mint
tavolodik ell hazafel6 fordul6 To-
yak istrangjan szanko...
Macy gyerekes orom fogta ell,
mikor az utolso nesz is eliilt csak
akkor kezdte kerdezgetni egye-
dill valo magatol:
- ki tehette EFT XII varazsol-
ia ide, rengetegbe ezt a kara
csonyi csodat? Tan valami neki-
keseredett magyar nabob ajande-
kozta meg vele magyar hatart
! A koldus magyar ejet9 Valami
megbomlott, milliardos fogadas-
| Dol eselekedte? Tan egy 6riilt k0l-
to olte belle ebbe az estebe scent
seges szep trefakent mindenet !?
| Vagy ez az nagy karacsony? Ne
KEN kuldte az Greg arvak, meg
keresedettek, a megnyomoritot-
tax Jezuskaja ? XII talalta EFT XII /?
Miert tette? Ki fejti ezt meg /?
Csoda Csoda t0rtent Tstenem. de
szep! Imara kulcsolta sovany ke-
get es arado, tulvilagi gy0ny0ru-
seggel, edes reviiletben indult be-
lie ujra karacsonyfa- -erdobe. Meg
simogatta a szalagos gallyakat es
ramosolygott az aranyszalakra.
Ment, mendegelt, beljebb, bel
/ Jebb. Minden fat megbamult, meg
| cirogatott es szemevel es balkan
| suttogta
| = Istenem Istenem.,
/ Ment, mendegelt, jarkalt moso-
lyogva lang-palastos karaicsony-
| fax alatt, mignem valami nehez,
Ivegtelenul edes faradsag a valla-
| IA mem tette kezet. A sulyos es
megis szelid kez lassan, lassan le-
| gornyesztette egy Macy, ragyog6
| fa ala.
Eppen jo Ihelyre, inert oman
belatta az egesz mennyei tiizben
! ring6 erd6t.
= / De szep! De szep! = suttog-
4 tai hlanstalanul. 4n
u '.Alh6i halkan,, nagyon balkan pill.
lengelt lefele...
Tagranyitott, Macy, boldog sze
mekkel meredt rea latomasra, q
mivel sehogysem tudott betelni.
Egyszerre ugy tetszett neki
) mintha megint harangsz6t halla
ma. Nagynehezen felemelte fe
jet
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, cseng tan?... indulnom kellene.
: vlssza.., meg megfagyok it,. dj
oily szep... mem, nem.. mem les.
semmi baj... lit jo... csak it,. it,.
: it,. milyen edes... j6... it,. Mo
t solygott. Nezte a kis puskakat
+ agyukat, kardokat.
] Hirtelen megdorzs0lte hopehel,
lcpte, almos szemet. Ugy remlet
: neki, mintha pozsgas, szelesval
!. lu, Macy fiuk lopakodnanak be
hatarerd6be, leszednenek mindeJ
: piros-feher-zold szalagcsokros pu
a kat, kardot karacsonyfakr6l
kigyult arccal elrohannanak veliil
A messze, kelet fele, tul hataron..
: = Almondtam ? Mines lit senki
: de-. de-. most. valahogy men
: bannam... hadd vigyek... a puskat
kardot... meg egyszer ICY kell me,
is lennie... Kelet fele mennek..
: rata fiuk! Rata.
4 A h6 balkan szitalta, csak szita
:, ia lefele hideg lisztjet.
a A mosolyg6 almodoz6 fol-fol
: nyitotta meg lecsukogatta boldo,
: szemet es mindig gyermeteg, tisz
e ia or0m aradt ell orcajan, miko
raeszmelt, hogy a karacsonyfa
erd6t mem almodja. OFT fenylet
rea mindenfelol a kaprazatos val6
sag. A hatat kenyelmesen odave
tette feny0t0rzshoz, labat belle
G furta puha h6dunnaba, fe1e
/ mellere hanyatlott ugy motyoo
ia:
= Mem alszom el... men,. mem
/ inert almodni mem lehet ilyen eye
| ny0riit
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24

Olvassa Ell figyelmesen minden heter
szcket cikkeket es 6rizze meg, hogy .
jOv6ben hasznalhassa.
, 1925-04-25

Square in Frederiksted and it is expect
ed that it will go to fever heat in a very
short time. Other means will be adopted
to indicate the activities Of the solicitors
working in the Christiansted end and
that there will be keen rivalry for the
best showing goes without saying.
Every one is feeling the effects of the
good sugar crop and the revival in trade
generally and it is but natural to expect
to see this better feeling reflected in the
1925 Roll Call Of me Red Cross. When
"on re called upor by the ladies' of the
ees greet + lem with a smile and
IS hand.
, 1925-04-25
KILOGRAMS.

81. y oIAIIUN.
Ebago Nigeria, April Dist. The Prince
of Wales, after having visited Ibadan,
returned here last evening. He aiigbted
from the train at Meta station, 3 miles
outside of Lagos, where the crush Of
admirers was so great that the officials
had the utmost difficulty in getting the
automobiles OF the Royal Party started.
Once, however, the cars g. in motion,
they sped rapidly along the roaG to
Lagos through seethlng masses Of
cheering natives. At Ibadan, native
chiefs from all parts of the state Of Yo-
ruba gathered to greet the Prince.
These Emirs, 1.-THE and commanding
figures, wore c%Iot~>ot gold rooeS, draped
like togas. As Emirs sat before the
Prince. they W nned by twelve year
, 1925-04-25
Ella INTEREST.
Dear Editor ..Ihp Av -

Dear Editor, The Av )"
The Party, whose P. }spectus is not
detailed by " he Iribun, . Of the 23rd
instant, stands thus
FOR CHRISTIA ISTED
Merchant C Property Owner, w. S.
AbranSOn.
Architect & Propa. Owner, Fritz E.
Iuitt.
FOR CRAFTSMANSHIP COUNTRY
DISTRICT
Planter & Plantation Owner Rob TT w.
SkeOch.
Stock Estate Owner, Eco -oster.
This Party, stands for and resenls
interests IDENTICAL" win he OF ler par
ty--lhe Interes' Ot The What
is needed then that, -" -rs un.
derstand H., the Men We recommend
most st"o ~ to their notice are those
who much better calculated to serve
tn 1terests. Their experience in, and
of latters Of public welfare generally,
.Irst insure confidence, and promise great
er security and satisf. ction from the
outset.
VOTE THE STRAIGHT TICKET LAS
OUTLINED IN PLAN ABOVE''.
Yours truly,
PARTY NO. /.
Christiansted, oath April 1925.
, 1925-04-25
GOVERNOR HEADS THE LIST.
Red Cross Annual Roll Call Starts Under
Best Auspices.

The annual Roll Call of the Red Cross
of St. Croix is now we'll under way, the
honor of first to enroll belonging to Gov
nor Williams who just before his re
cel+ departure from the island was call
ed up,n by two of the Juniors, r. IS
Ethel manner and Sarah Reed, i, De-
coming uniform, and cheerfully pu
his ma ne for a handsome subs lptiOn.
adding a few words of appre lation of
the W ,rk of the organizatio in these
island as evidenced by the rompt and
gen nus response in money and effort in
IT, elief of the hurricap( sufferers of
la August.
The executive cOmm zee Of the Organl-
sation met this " elk and decided to
ore5s tn canvass u funds and mem
/ 2rshios this yeo with especial vigOr
a I'd energy and the prospect Of better
c jnditions generally. in all lines of en-
4eavor gives good hope of far exceeding
the results of the Roll Call last year when
over 400 members enrolled and contri-
buted over 5000. The mark set for this
year is at leas' 500 members and a fund
of over a thou sand dollars.
The Captai IS and aides Of the various
soliciting &C nmittees soon will be an
nounced and on Monday mex the drive
will be OF in full swing. To mark the
progress If events a Red Cross Their
mometer has been S t up in the Market
, 1925-04-25

chiefs are of ancient lineage and proud
of their noble blood. The Prince ad-
dressing the Emirs, recalled the clrcum-
stances Of Queen Victoria's Intervention
to end intertribal warfare in this region.
The Princes short visit included an eX-
hilarating drive in the nearby hills, and
a visit to the moss of a Nl@prlan regl'
ment. The Prince congratulated the
Yoruba nation for its political and econ0-
mic development and thanked the chlets
for their assistance in money and pro-
ducts during the world war. Review
ing a guard Of honour Of a Nigerian regl,
ment. prior to entraining for Lagos,
the Prince chatted with a native corporal
who was blinded in tle wal.
London, April 21st. Special des-
patches from Cape Town report an Que
break at Bl~oemfonteln, where four ia.
tives were killed and a number WOunded
yesterday by police durILg a riot as
symptomatic OF an alarming and lncreas-
ing restlessDesS among South African
natives, infiamed by Kafir agitators and
by BolShevik and Communist Influences.
One feature of the present unrest IS SAID
to be a movement to boycott the Prince
of Wales when he arrives. The Cape
tow, correspondent of The Daily Tx
press says thousands of hand bills have
been distributed among the natives OF
johannesburg. urging them to boycott
the Prince of Wales as the natives OF In
dia did"and adding, British Imperialism,
whose representative is about to visit
South Africa, is largely responsible tor
your exploitation.
Pretoria, Union Of South Africa, April
21st.-The Prince of Wales is expected
to arrive here on April Both. 10 honour
of his visit, the Minister of Justice has
ordered that on that date cOnvicts serV-
ing sentence up 10 six months shall be
released. There will be remisslons also
on longer sentences, except in the case
OF those serving lie terms, or indeter-
inmate periods.
New York, April 22nd. Trading IN the
sugar market was eniivened yesterday by
an erroneous report that a new low record
for the season had been established by a
sale of 5000 bags Of Porto Rlcan Tor
prompt shipment at 4.37, delivered. Inc
only sales confirmed were sc, 600 bags or
Cuban, for prompt and May shipment, at
unchanged prices of 4 40, duty paid. Ike
ports that the spot msrket had Declined,
led to renewed selling pressure In raw
sugar futures. prices declining two TO
four points for the active positions. Inc
denial led to heavy covering and lncreas-
ed buying for outside account and prices
rallied, closing unchanged to three points
net higher. Close. May 2.68, July 85,
Septembr 800. December 3.06. The re-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-18

l25 FEET, south front, the mos.
beautiful lots in the city, on pay
ing, only $22.0OOO.
Z ROOM house, east front, hot water
heat, everything complete, very
we'll built. S5250.00.
Z ROOM house, modern. coy and
comfortable, everything spick and
span, $4,000 900.
S ROOM house, very attractive, well
built, nice neighborhood, $5I00.00.
4 ROOM cottage, modern, east front,
garage, $265O.00.
6 ROOM house. right down town. mo-
dern. $l7OO.OO.
ROOM cottage, close in. east front
very easy terms, $2650.O0.
FARM LANDS The best list and the
biggest bargains l have ever had
Business conditions all over the
country are good and with farming
conditions here the best they have
been in years you can't help but
make good profit on your invest
mcnt by buying farm lands ut pre-
sent values. BUY NOW.
FIRE INSURANCE. represent some
of the best companies in the bust
ness.
+. +. YOUNG
ll-13- Nv
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NOTICE FORECLOSURE SALE BY
ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is hereby given that default
has been made in that certain mort
gage executed and delivered by j.
Bullock, DR., single man, mortgagor,
20 {. W. Crancy, MORTGAGE. dated on
the Goth day of May, A. ID. 1918, and
filed for record in the Office of Regis
GER of Deeds of Burleigh County,
North Dakota, on tn" LIST day of No
vembcr, A. ID. 1915. ut 8 o'clock a. m.
and recorded in Book l27 Of Mort
cages. on page 233.
Notice is also further given that
said mortgage will be foreclosed by
I sale of the premises in such mort
gage described and hereinafter de-
scrbed. at the front door of the
curt House in the City of Bismarck,
North Dakota, on the Goth day of
December. A. ID. 1929, at eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon, to satisfy
the amount due on such mortgage on
The day of sale.
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are described us fol
lows:
Northwest QuarteE tNW l.4) Of
section Twenty lSec. 20) in Township
One Hundred Forty three (Twp. l43)
norm, OIL Range SeHenty-nlne Rye.
49, West of 9Th i. NJ. containing l6O
acres more or less.
There will be due on such mortgage
on the day Of sale the sum of Thirty
nine Hundred Seventy-two and
GO/l00ths Dollars ($3o72.60) together
with the costs and disbursements of
this foreclosure.
Dated this 18th day Of November,
A. ID. 1926.
c. W. Craney, Mortcagee.
II. G.. Higgins,
Attorney for mortga1er.
Box 81 Bismarck. n. ID.
ll-lS-25 1873 9-lG-ao3
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Here for the first time the results
of their quarrel arose to embarrass
them; they could find no pilot who
would risk his life in craft 50 bad
ly put together as their. After re-
peated discouragements the partnere
took counsel with each other; reluc-
family they agreed that they were up
against it.
Seems like I've about ruined U.s."
MI. Quirk acknowledged. ruefully.
you? Why, Jerry. it was my
fault we cut the old ship in two"
MI. Linton declared.
The former speaker demonstrated,
/ gently. "Now, Tom. its just like
you to take the blame, but it was
my doin's; l instigated that fratri-
cidal strife"
Sweetly but firmly Linton differed
with his partner. 1T amt often that
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confidently. =
"Oh yes! Everything is for sale
if you pay 'nough for him." said he.
Now this fellow had broken the
thread of a conversation into which
a vague undertone of acrimony was
creeping conversation that gave
every indication of developing into
an agreeable and soul-satisfying diff
erence of opinion. if not even into
a loud and free-spoken argument Of
the old familiar sort. To have, the
promise of an invi2orating quarrel
frustrated by an idiotic diversion
concerning lemons caused both old
men to turn their ,ent-up exaspera-
ton upon the speaker.
"We've got use for our lemons
and were, going to keep them" said
Tom. Were lemon.eaters-full Of
acid-that's U.s."
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RADIO CALLS EIRENEN

Radio saved lives ard property at
4 Fulford tFla.) fire. All telephone
communication out of the little town
was impossible, as wires were down.
Radio broadcast station WGBU was
notified and sent out requests FOR
persons hearing the station to phone
for fire fighters in Il neighborng
town. The firemen appeared IL min
utes after the radio communication
was given.
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Ito he continued)

Farm boys Of today are getting
less education than, any. othsr group
of boys in the country, says the
United States bureau Of education.
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SIX ROOM modern house, three bed
rooms, hot water heat, hardwood
floors. east front, garage, near
schools. Price $3S5O-$5OO cash
and $4,000 per month including in
tereSt
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FOR SALE

FIVE ROOM partly modern house,
garden space, east front, near
schools, hardwood floors, enclosed
porch, two bedrooms, front room,
dining room and kitchen. Price
.OO--$500 cash and $4,000 per
month, including interest.
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ing thin, cheap heifers over 65-day
period this fall than It did on heav-
Ter; more desirable; and more expen-
sive steers.
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PAGE SEVEN
POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED - Experienced
Stenographer desires position. Can
furnish good references. Also
have some knowledge Of bookkeep-
ing. Call 795-R or write No. Is,
in care Tribune. ll-l6--l wk.
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EIGHT ROOM modern house. four
bedrooms, hot water heat, hardwood
floors. full basement, east front.
Price $4s0O-$l200 cash and month.
ly terms.
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WORK WANTED

WOMAN with two children wants
work rs cook in small hotel. or rs
Eou iokteper. Write Tribune No.
-. ll-lS-lw
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FARM LANDS

! ID ACRE farm l2 miles from Bis
marck for sale or trade for city
property. Terms to suit buyer.
Write Tribune No. Is. ll-l.-lw
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FIVE ROOM bungalow, modern, full
basement, furnace heat, hardwood
floors, garage, near city park.
Price $3.50. Good terms.
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NEW FIVE room bungalow, fully
modern. double garage, near school.
Price $4,000. Terms.
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ROOM FOR RENT--ln modern home,
gentlemen preferred. Phone 1855
NJ. Call 1l7-lst st. ll-lS-2t
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INsrALMENT THIRTY
HEIFERs PAY PROFIT

The Nebraska Aesi ultaral Expert
ment Station made more profit feed
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FOR LE-Ihrce burner electric
stove with oven. Good condition
Phone lao ll-lG-3
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FOR SALE = Dining room chairs,
tables, stands, electric waffle iron,
gas griddle, ice box, and other
ll-lS-tf
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR Substantially new furni.
ture including leather overstuffed
davenport. leather rocker, wicker
rocker gateleg table. two windsor
"rm chairs. administer rug, lamp,
full bedroom suite, ice box, etc. AL
so Oldsmoblle coupe. Call 1911.
1l-l2-lW
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FOR RENT-Warm. furnished room
in modern home with small family.
Phone 1877. ia Ave. A.
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FOR RENT-Comfy, warm room in
new modern home. COZ It'll st.
Phone 6S2 ll-l3-lwk
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FOR RENT~MOdern furnished room.
Close in. 423-Ith st. Phone S8T
evenings li-l7-lw
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THREE ACRES Of ground, city water,
small house, chicken houses, south
slope. one half mile to school. Rea-,
sOnable price Terms.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FOR SALE-l92l Big Six Studebakel
cheap for cash. first class cond
ton. Apply Dodd's Garage, rear
Of 81 Taxi on 9th st. ll-l6-3t
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FOR SAIE-50 Shropshire ewes breG
to lamb in March, also some choice
rams. Write for prices. Frank
Shaffer, Driscoll, y. OAK.
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FOR RENT Modern room. SO2 Av"-
nue. y. ll-lT-3t
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT Comfortable room in
modern home. Hot water heat. On
car line. Write Tribune No. l6.
81
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FOR RENT-Warm, convenient light
housekeeping apartment, suitable
for two. Also garage. 422 9Th st.
ll-l3-lwk
FOR RENT--Pleasant city heated
light housekeeping rooms. College
Building. Tel. 1888. ll-l8-2w
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THIS AGENCY has complete list of
good houses at prices from $1,000
and up, Il list of choice building
lots, business property, and some
real bargains in farm lands.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Lades sheep skin lined
coat, Gordon, make. size 81 bust
practically new, also one full sized
solid oak bed equipped with
spring and mattress, all in excel
lent condition, for sale cheap.
Phone SlI or address 2Ul-W Thay
e. 81, Bismarck. ll-lS-lw.
FOR SALE-Choice Imported Ger
man Rollers and Hartz Mountain,
also native singers. Cages, seeds,
treats. etc. Phone ll5J. Jacob
Bull, Dickinson, N. Oak, Box 72S.
WANTED Second hand reed baby
carriage. Brown o: cream pre-
ferred Write Room 400 St. Alex.
JUS Hospital before Sat, stating
price, condition Of lininG springs
enamel. etc. ll-lS-2t
FOR RENT--A Garage, also for sale
home canned fruit, | wool blanket
never been used. wool rug BOXES
Nictrula and records. At AIT.
10th St. or call 1868. lllG--3
FOR SALE--Pure bred duroc boars
from the leading blood lines. pa
pers with each hog sold. ~ l.:
miles s. f. of Bismarck. J. +
CheSak. 11G-2Ws
FOR SALt.-~One new nationally ad
vertiscd radio with five Cunning
ham or RCA tubes free. One micro.
phone loudspeaker also. Phone
64SM ll-l3-lw
WANTED-OtTice desk. revolving Of.
flee chair, metal letter file. type
writer stand with adjustable roll
ers. Write No. II care Tribune.
ll-lT-3t
FOR SALE 80 Shropshire ewes bred
to lamb in March, also some ,hoic.
rams. Write for prices. Frank
Shaffer, Driscoll, n OAK.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. no wishing. Call 424-lOth
street, ll-l6-3t
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WANTED-Competent girl for gener-
al Homework. Mrs. S. w. Corwln.
7OO-5th. 1l-l7-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
LADY COOK WANTED-Must be
good pastry cook. Write killdeer
Cafe Killdeer, No. OAK.
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YOUNG MAN wanted to work by the
month. +. Jaszkowink, 42l-l2th
st. l1-l6tf.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
1~-",.1 PHONE 3 q
FOR SALE

1875 FEET, south front, the most
beautiful lots in the city, on paw
ing, only $22.0OOO.
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MALE HELr WANTED

WANTED-Young man or girl for Of
flee work. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. Must be hustler and
eager to make good. Write-don't
call until asked. Lahr Motor
Sales Co. 1l-l7.3t
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FOR CASH and a quick sale, $4,000
will buy good five room house at
III 9Th st. Must be moved off
property this fall. Phone 1877,
Lockwood Accessory Co., 800 Main
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Evening star., 1925-02-20
COERCION ALLEGATIONS
IN STOKES CASE PR0BED
Former Cabman Reiterates Charge
That State Attempted to Get
False Affidavit.
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 20.-The de-
Tense today resumed -examina-
tion of Joseph Bruner, former cab
man and State witness. in the trial
of w. Z. d. Stokes. New York mill
lionaire, in an attempt to show CO.
ercion. Stokes Is charged with con-
spiracy to defame his wife. Mrs.
Helen Elwood Stokes.
Bruner. who yesterday admitted ne
was held in jail for time, said that
after telling officers at the ponce
station he wanted to talk with the
assistant States attorney, Milton u
Smith. by whose orders he had been
placed in a cell, he was taken TO the
states attorneys office. Bruner SAID
hi. Incarceration followed his retosai
to testify for the State.
Bruner said that after he was taken
from the cell he said he would testiiy'
and that he had been In the CUSTODY
of a policeman. sleeping with him AT
a hotel until last night.
mo attempt was made, was tnere e.
ia obtain false affidavit?" asked j..
I Healy, counsel for Daniel r. Nu-
gent, attorney on trial with stokes.
II wouldn't say that" said Hruner'
cit isn't true.