davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-08

The colossal religious spectacle,
The Wanderer," which will be seen
at the Orpheum for a
The WRndcrcr three-daY engagement
commencing Thursday,
has proven the biggest sensation in
years.
"The wanderer" follows the Bibl
cal story of the Prodigal Son very
closely, the moral of which can be
stage presentation. Every advantage
for scenic and costume effect has
been seized. The first and third acts.
which show the patriarchal home OF
the kindly. godly father of the way
ward youth, will live long in the
memory of all beholders. for seldom
has a more beautiful, serene stage
picture been displayed. When the
large herd of real, live sheep and
come romping down the hillside. one
does not have to be told that David
Belasco staged THE Wanderer." Here
is n touch of color and atmosphere
which no other stage director could
even approach.
The scene which has caused the
most discussion is the second act
which represents the house OF the
wanton. Tisha. who leads the Prodt-
rcnounce the God of his fathers. Here
there is a swirl of life, wealth. of
Oriental splendor a bewilderinG
grouping of myriads of dancing girls
and slaves that fairly intoXicate the
senses. The scena beggars descriD-
ton. And the superb acting of one
of the most remarkable casts ever
brought here could not be adequately
praised in columns.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-08

Fern and Davis. old favorites. are
appearing at the Majestic the early
half of this week in an
At the original skit entitled "A
Majestic Nightmare Revue Boih
possess pleasing personali-
ties, are talented, and put their act
over in delightful manner. Other
acts on the bill include Harry Ten
ney and Company in novel and en-
tertaining singing offering: Kerslake's
Pigs. . trained animal act that con-
tains lots of good laughs; The Melani
Five, the Italian Troubadours, in a
high class musical offering. and Stag
poole and Spier, clever variety en-
tertainers.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30

kow policyjnych wykazuje, re
policyant Callahan ME chcia} spell
mic swego obowiazku. Szef poll
cyl oSwiadczyl, re jeSli zarzuty tie
So prawdziwe, a wszystko Wska-
zuje, re So, Callahan jest odpo-
wiedzialny "a wybuch nienawiSci
rasowej. Trzymany jest dalej pod
dozorem.
- Wczoraj nawet W Engle-
wood wybuch}y rozruchy. Bandy
bia}ych grasowa}y pc caiej dziel-
nicy.
- Wczoraj pred po4udniem
zabito w Sr6dmieSciu dwoch mu-
rzynow.
- Porterow i kelnerow mu-
~rzynskich wydalono re wszyst-
kich restauracyi i hotel6w W
Srodmiesciu. Wczoraj rano Is por
terow murzyhskich w~yrzucono
do woody z okretu Christopher
Columbus"
- Najgorsze wczoraj zaburze-
MIA wydarzyly sic W dzielnicy "a
chodniej. Ma I'll. Lytle blisko MI
meru 837 mfody murzyn nieiden-
tyflkowany zostai z bicykla scia-
gniety przez mot1och bia1ych, po-
zgany nozem, ~postrzelony 16 razy
i spalony. Bylo kilka atakow, b.
jek i ofiar. Miedzy innemi 1000
osob zaatakowaio domy murzyh-
skie pnr. 813-S15 S. Hermitage
ave, lecz policya przybyla w czas
i zawiozia murzynow do bezpiecz
nego miejsca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30

nosza wzajemnie przeciw sobie
rozmaite zarzuty.
Krazy take pogloska, ze L.
Busby, prezes kolei dolnych, "a
mierzaf zagodzit }amistrajkow
tramwaje puscic W ruch, lecz cd
radzila mu tego stanowa komi-
sya ,,utylitow" publicznych.
Urzednicy uni o~skarzaja IA
dykal6w W liczbie zoo do 800, il
przeforsowali strajk nieprawnie.
Unie przygotowuja sic do re-
refendum, ktore ma zadecydoWac
CIV strajk ma trwac dalej.
w. D. Mahon, miedzynarodo-
Wv prezes uni krajowej tramwa
larry. dziS przybywa do Chica-
go. Jest "a tenn, azeby odbylo sic
referendum. Poniewaz on sam
sic zgodzii ma warunki kompro-
misu, vice bedzie wdrozone Sic
dztwo. ola czego kompromis Cd
rzucOno.
Urzednicy uni nazwali zebra
ric medicine, ma ktorem kom-
promis odrzucono, hahba. To sa-
mo powiedziaf L. D. Bland, mic
dzynarodowy skarbnik uni, kto
'ry by} ma zebraniu niedzielnem.
Mahon oznaczy czas, kiedy re
ierendum sic odbedzie. Rozpocz
ME sic mozliwie dis lub jutro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30
INNE WIADOMOSCI.
Am ocb%tnik6u IA wezwar

- 400 ochotnikow ma wezwanie
policy zglosiio sic ma wezwanie
wiadz ~miejskich i pelnia W Srod-
miesciu s}uIbe kierownikow ru-
chu, zastepujac tych policyantow
'kt6rzy So zajeci W dzielnicy mu-
rzynskiej.
- 1000 biaiych zaatakowa}o
hotel Sherman w srodmiesciu, sa-
dzac re tam So zatrudnieni mt
rzyni. Policya rozproszyia ich.
- 1900 robotnikow murzyn-
skich, zatrudnionych przez mia
sto, zostafo tymczasowo wydalo-
nych W obawie rozruchow. Wszy
stkie roboty PREY reparacyi ulic
So wstrzymane.
- rzezalniach ME ma ami
jednego murzyna. By{y tam take
krwawe z~aburzenia onegdaj /
wczoraj. Kompanie sprowadzily
tam wielka liczbe mtirzynow z pc
trdniowych Stanow W czasie woj
ny. Jest to robotnik tani bar
do nieokrzesany, co sic przyczy-
milo do rozbudzenia nienawisci
rasowej i rozruchow.
- Szef policyi wczoraj zdari
gwiazde policyantowi D. L. Cal
lahanowi, ktory W niedziele Cd
mowii aresztowania bialego MO
.dzienca, ktory rzuciI komieniem
ma murzynskiego chiopca ma wy
.brzezu kapielowym PREY III. 29ej.
Fakt, re policyant ten ME chcial
aresztowac tego biaiego mlodzieh
ca, rozgniewa{ murzynow i do
prowadzifo do zaburzen raso-
wych, ktore przynosza wstyd
miastu. Sledztwo przez urzedni--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30
K~OMUNIKACYE MIEJSKA
w ZASTOJU.
Mic ME uczyniono, ably strajk
zakonczyc.
Pog{oski o referendum.

HOgtOSKl o IeIcI clluulll'
Podczas gdy jeszcze straJk pa
nuje ma kolejach miejskich W
Chicago, publicznoSt radzi, jak
sobie moze.
W}asciciele automobilow, czy
to pasazerskich, czy tez ~ciezaro-
wych. czy tez w~reszcie dor6zek,
zbierajq ziote zniwo.
Polowa publicznosci, t. ]. ooko-
10 100000 pozosta}a W domach,
nigdzie' ME wychodzac.
Wszystko co to tylko ma io:a,
znalezzc MONA ma ulicach i wszy
stkie wehikuIy maja pasazerow.
PublicznoSc jeszcze jest w do
brym humorze i dowcipkuJe So
bic z jazdy niewygodnej i drogiej
~uwazajqc ia "a jakaS ciekawq
rrzygode.
Bardzo wielka Geese publicznO
sci pieszo idzie do piracy i tax
wraca z~/niej.
Tymczasem jeszcze mkt mic
ME czyni, azcby doprowadzic do
p~ogodzenia obu stron.
Kompanie ! zarzqdy unii pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30
Oficyalna Lista Zabitych.

Perel Morris, lat SO, bia}y, 52O1
Indiana ave.
Powers Joseph, lat 40, bialy,
525 West Aga III.
Simpson John H., lat 81. mu-
rzyn, policyant.
Taylor, Hiram, lat 20, murzyn,
ME ma adresu.
Temple Eugene. lat 50, bia}y.
3415 North Clark vi.
Thomas Joshua, lat Is, murzyn,
523S South State III.
Williams Eugene, lat Il, mu-
rzyn, 1921 Prairie ave.
Williams Robert, murzyn. 1852
Jackson boul.
Nieidentyfikowany mezczyz-
ma, Diary. ClatO W SZpltalu frONl-
dent.
Nieidentyfikowany mezczyz-
ma, murzyn. Ciaio W zakiadzie p.
nr. 31S Federal III.
Nieidentyfikowany mezczyz-
ma. murzyn. Ciaho pnr. 5052 So.
State al.
Nieidentyfikowany mezczyz-
ma, lat 48, murzyn.
Nieidentyfikowany mezczyz-
ma, murzyn. Cialo W trupiarni po-
wiatowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30

Oficyalna lista zabitych oSob W
zaburzeniach rasowych ostatnich
trzech dni wykazuje, re Smierc
gwaltowna poniosio 26 os6b. Ii
sta ia obejmuje ofiary do poino-
cy. Lista ia przedstawia sig jak
nastepuje:
Baker Henry murzyn, 1904 So.
State utica.
Brignadello, Harold, J., bia}y,
1928 Fourth ave. Rick Island, III.
Chenel, F. L., biafy.
Crawford, James, lat 81, mu--
rzyn, 1853 Federal III.
Dozier Oscar, lat q, murzyh,
1925 Indiana ave.
Hardy B. F.. murzyn, 1886 Ell
lis ave.
Kleinmark Nicholas, lat 20,
biaiy, 3451 S. Ashland ave.
Lazagroni Miro, bia}y, 2012
East 73cia III.
Lee Edward, lat 48, murzyn,
1854 Calumet ave.
Marks David, lat 60, bialy, 500
East 37ma u.l
Metz, Clarence, lat II, bialy,
5201 Ingleside ave.
Miles John, murzyn.
Otterson, bialy, $50 West Aga
utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30
Cudowne dziecka.

Papa inzynier: = Janek CO tam
robisz?
Janek: - ia bawie sic W takie7
go inzyniera jak tatus.
Papa: = Baw sic, baw, kochan-
ku, tylko ME dub W nosie.
Janek: = Kiedy ia wiasnie ko-
pie tunel do m6zgu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30
Oficyalna Lista Rannych.

Davis, c., bialy, 1904 S. Hal
sted III.
Davis, Roy, murzyn, 32lO Wa
Lash ave.
Depko, Anthony, bialy, SIS
Hartland ct.
Dixon. Thomas, murzyn, 1851
s. Dearborn III.
Donelson, w., murzyn, llO9
s Winchester ave.
Dorsey, Casper, bia}y, adres
nieznany.
Duffin, J.. bialy 1898 Lowe av.
Dunkle, C., bia}y 1909 Ingle-
side ave.
Ford, c., murzyn, 4546 Evans
ave.
Gaddy, Monroe, murzyn, 3712
S. State I'll.
Goodwin, R. D., bialy, $50
w. 20 ul.
Gordon, -. biafy, 1927 IN
diana ave.
Grady, w. L., bia}y, 1888 N.
Hamlin ave.
Graft, W., bia}y, policyant, s44
East 33 III.
Grieves, James, murzyn; 354S
s. Robey III.
Gullis, N, murzyn, 1113 South
Lincoln III.
Gutherie, c., murzyn, 3452 S.
Wabash ave.
Harrington, T., biaiy.
Harris, c., murzyn, 612O SO.
Aberdeen ul.
Hastings, George, bialy, 4151
Wentworth ave.
Haywood, T., murzyn, 651 w.
Is I'll.
Hoffman, Tony, biaty, 1915
Division ul.
Hefferan, T., biaiy, 652l Rho
DIES ave. .
Jackson, E. ", murzyn, 1852
Forrest ave.
Jackson, NJ, murzyn, Memphis
Tenn.
Jennings, H., murzyn, 3422 S.
Dearborn vi.
Johnson, A., murzyn, $40 So.
State I'll.
Johnson, murzyn, 26O4 Went
worth ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30
GTonika MlejscoWa.
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY 1szej,

Okolo tego czasu take DOME
siono o rozruchach W dystrykcie
policyjnym Chicago ave ma pol
uocy i w dystrykcie Maxwell III.
IA zachod.
Wtedy szef policyi Garrity te-
lefonowai do gen. Dicksona, axe
by uwiadoml komendantow pub
k6w, IL kazdej chwili moga bye
wezwani, azeby zastapie znuzo-
nych policyantow. Wtedy bylo
pewnem, re nastapi interwencya
stanowych wiadz wojskowych.
z dzielnic zagrozonych daily
sic siyszeG take zadania o wzmo-
entente policyi.
Prok. stanowy Hoyne udai sic
do CUB. Lowdena i prosil go, a
zeb odwiedzil burn. Thompsona
szeryfa Petersa i staral sic ich
nakionic do wezwania pomocy
milicyi stanowej.
Gubernator bowiem zajai takie
stanowiSko, IL burmistrz Jest Cd
powiedzialny Ia utrzymanie po-
rzadku publicznego i re wladze
= stanowe ME moga dziafac, dopo-
XII ME zostana zaproszone przez
hurmistrza.
. polnocy nastapila konferen-
eva doradzcy miejskiego Ettleso-
ma j jego asystenta Righeimera z
burmistrzem, poczem burmistrz
wezwal szefa policyi Garrity i
prosR go o rapport. Ostatni skomu
nikowai sic re swym pierwszym
asystentem Alcock, ktory doniosa,
L sytuacya sic poprawi1a. Wtedy
burmistrz postanowii, re wzywac
ME bedzie pomocy milicyi stano-
wei i czekaG bedzie do dzisiaj, pc
ZEN udai sic do domu.
Szef policyi Garrity pozostai w
swem biurze przez GAIA noe.
Asystent doradzcy m. Righei-
mer wczoraj pred wyjsciem re
swego biura oSwiadczyl, re gu
bernator ME potrzebuje czekac
IA wezwanie burmistrza i przy-
soczyi ustawy stanowe, jak row.
niez inne podobne wypadki, W
ktorych g~ubernator ma wlasna cd
oowiedzialnoSc i inicyatywe uzyi
;clnierzy stanowych do zaprowa-
dzenia porzadku publicznego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30

Rozmowa miedzy pania a sluzaca.
Marysiu. z~nalazias juz moje
szpilki do w}os6w?
Znalaz}am, prosze pani, alem
teraz gdzies wlosy pani zapodziala!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30

S. State ul.
Lillian, Joseph, murzyrl.
Love, C., murzyn, 4o53 S. La
Mamiaski, J., bialy, 94O7 So
Michigan ave.
Mayes, J., murzyn, 443S Evans
ave.
MAYNARD, C. D., biaiy, 504l Flo
restville ave.
Mcdonald, C., bialy, policyant,
412O Wilcox ave.
McMann, Henry, murzyn' -
3741 Cottage Grove ave.
Middleton, T., biaiy, detektyw
~sierzant.
Minney James H., murzyn' 9l0
So. State ul.
Moore Martin, lat "a, murzyn'
Davenport, Iowa.
Mulvery Michael, lat 81, biaiy.
detektyw-sierzant, 7ll2 Eber'
hardt ave
Murphy William, murzyn'
San Francisco, Cal.
Murray jeremiah, biasy, detek'
tyw.
Mustiore Justin, bialy, 2917
So. Wabash ave.
Nelson Emil, bialy, Milwaukee
|; Ashland ave.
Odman Berge, biaiy, 5737 So
Morgan I'll.
Olden Henry, murzyn, adres
nieznany.
O'Neil Thomas, biaiy, Dorche
ster ave. i 71sza I'll.
Paul Forest, lat "a, 1904 India.
ma ave. biaiy.
Pergeaki Walter, bialy, 925(
Calumet ave.
Piukin John, lat 81, murzyn
| 1902 ca Park ave.
Pittmaan James B., lat 20, mu'
rzyn, Louisville, KY.
Planigar James, bia}y, 52OS S
Lincoln III.
Porter Henry, lat q, murzyn
1924 Harper ave..
Pounds Murphy, lat 3, murzyn
1906 So. State I'll.
Rucks William, lat "a, murzyn
1892 So. Wabash ave.
Renfore Henry, murzyn, 521
Vernon place.
Robinson Henry, murzyn, 1881
Wabash ave.
Robinson, Henry, murzyn
1881 Wabash ave.
Rollins George, lat 48, mu'
rzyn, Abb Wabash ave.
Sanford Joseph, biaiy, zadnegc
adresu.
Smith Fred, lat 33, murzyn.
Smith R., murzyn, 3409 Vernon
ave.
Spencer Ernest, murzyn, 3441
Calumet ave.
Stanbarg Alexander, murzyn
3242 Forrest ave
Taylor Herbert, bialy, I635 w,
65ta I'll.
Temple David, murzyn, $3.50
So. State I'll.
Tenysele David, bialy $3.50 So,
State III.
Thompson Barney, lat 80, mu
rzyn, 1882 Calumet ave.
Trusdell Manuel, lat 81, mu-
rzyn, 9O06 Grand ave.
Turner DR.. ]. u, murzyn, 1926
Vincennes ave.
Turner Albert, murzyn, 4739
Evans ave.
Van Drake. specyalny poll
cyant, 3741 So. Park ave.
Vinaci Jessie, lat II, biaiy, S23
So. Loomis III.
Vinia Isaac, lat so, murzyn.
Wernick, Michael, bialy, 215C
West Austin ave.
White Clifford, lat 25, murzyn,
$500 So. La Sale I'll.
Wilcox Floyd, bialy, policyam
motorcyklowy.
Wilcox Mrs. ]. S., biala lat SO:
1920 West 62ga I'll.
Wilcox John, biaiy, policyant.
o1I E IQ-- II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30

Amor, Cicero, murzyn. S. East
q III. ste
NBrachton, murzyn, 5O49 Prince
ton ave. La
4Barksdoll. s. B., murzyn, 361l
S. State III. Iii
B~artelio, u. biaiy, l418 Spru-
&C III. =.
Barrett, Martin J., biaIy, 1929
Fulton III. IS
Bass, Samuel, murzyn, 3S05
Prairie ave. nl(
Benson, bialy.
Brennan, George, bia}y, poll
cyant, OF w. 62 III. sic
Bridger, ]. c., murzyn, 4O59
Federal III. aV
Bright, Halbert L., murzyn,
3O05 S. State III. ;.
Brown, Gustav, murzyn, 3141
s. Langley ave. w
Burns, Leon, murzyn, 1856 Fe
deral III. di;
Burrows, murzyn, 4428 Gotta
ge ave. H;
Butler, Morris, murzyn, 5000
s. Wabash ave. Ia
Byrd, T., murzyn, 1898 South
Park ave. 5.
Caester, William, 81 murzyn,
4412 Cottage Grove ave. Ii
Carpenter, Jordan, murzyn, -
1918 Federal I'll. w
Cary, William, murzyn, $40
S. Dearborn ul.
Chatt, g. biafy, sierzant Z Al
Warren ave. Station.
Cheatham, Houston, murzyn, w
40025 Federal I'll.
Cheek, William, bia}y, 44l2 S. Is
Wabash ave.
Chenery, Ralph, bia}y, poll Ii
cyant motorcyklowy.
Clark, Ionic, murzyn, 442S de
Cottage Grove ave.
Clark, S. W., murzyn, 4627 Fe re
deral ,ul.
Clark, William, murzyn, 44121 lie
Cottage rGove ave.
Cookerwood, Harry, murzyn, ~
679 S. State ul. p.
Critchfield, Gringert, murzyn, 1t
5000 Cottage Grove ave.
Daley, T., policyantr Two
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30

= Chciaiem pannie wandzi po-.
wiedziee cos przyjemnego, ale " tel
chwili wypadio mi to z giowy.. Me
moge sobie W laden spos6b przypo.
mniec.
= MoSe pan chcial mi powiedziet:
dobranocf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30
co CZYNIA PRZYZWOICl
MURZYNI.

Przyzwoici przemyslowcy mu-
rzynscy wczoraj zorganizowali
sic W komitet, kt6ry da} wydru-
kowac 100000 rozrzutek i rozdac
W dzielnicy murzynskiej. Roz-
rzutki tie wzywaja wszystkich
murzynow, azeby ME waiesali sic
IA ulicach, azeby siuchali policyi
i azeby przedewszystkiem ME a,
takowali bialych.
MURZYNI SZUKAJA ScHRo-
NIENIA.
Setki murzynow schronilo sic
wczoraj do ~centralnej stacyi poll
cyjnej. Wielu murzynow odwie-
ziono do ich domow w zamknie-
tych wielkich automobilach cie--
zarowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-30
loo WEI
NOW ZBUNTOWALo SIZE
WE WIEZIENIU.

W N@OAOJ w "NC
towem zbuntowafo sic okoio 100
Xiezni6w murzyiskich, ktorzy
wytoczyli walke biaiym wiezniom
; strozom.
Zanim ich poskromiono, przesz
10 20 wiezni6w, przewaznie bia-
tych, odniosFo rany.
B6jka nastapila wtedy, gdy
stroz mu-zyhski, F. Evans udal
sic do eel zajetych przez murzy-
now, ma pierwszem pietrze, azeby
wypuScic dwoch wiezuiow, kt6--
rzy otrzymali goSci. Gdy drzwi
otworzyi, wszyscy murzyni rzuci
Ii sic na niego, wybiegli przez
drzwi i rozbiegli sic po calem vie
%zieniu, teroryzujac wszystkich.
NajprD6d napadli ma wiezniow
L. White'a j B. Whitakera.
Murzyni nastepnie poiamali Ia
wke, ma kt6rej ci siedzieli, i uzbro
iii sic W czeSci tej1e. Druga Ola
"a byl ]. O'Brien, morderca po-
licyanta Burke'a. O'Brien roma
vial re swym adwokatem P,
Med onnell'em. O'Brien dzielnie
sic bronil i jednego z murzynow,
ktorych powall, uzyi "a tarcze.
Murzyni take rzucili sic ma adv.
McDonalda, 1ecz ten VEGAS u
:iekl.
Wezwano wtedy detektyw6w,
podszeryfow, woznych i policyan-
low j z pomoca tych poskromio-
no wreszcie rozhukanych murzy-
aow.
Wczoraj wieczorem ustawfono
We wiezieniu dziaio maszynowe
skierowano ma cele murzynskie.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-27
ONE AT LEAST WAS ALIVE
Small Boy Evidently Had Taken Dig
nified Justices for a Kind of Wax
works. Exhibition.

commenting before the Milwaukee
Press club on the popular idea con-
corning judicial dignity and the sup
posed aloofness of judges, Justice
Martin j. Rosenberg of the Wiscon-
sin supreme court claimed that it is
the public who held aloof from the
Judges.
'sFriends with whom I was very in
innate before | took my supreme court
duties, became distant loon after" he
said. II found it necessary to go even
more than half way to r~e-establish our
old relations"
judicial dignity, especially as seen
in the supreme court, came in for the
following story:
Hundreds of visitors daily visit the
supreme court chambers to look us
over. We feel like the animals in your
Milwaukee zoo. One day, while cases
were being argued, a fly alighted on
the forehead Of one of the justices, all
of whom were sitting still unmoved
as the arguments were being made.
The Justice finally raised his hand and
brushed the pestiferous insect away.
"A small boy among the spectators
leaned over and in a hoarse whisper
said: Look, pa, one of EMS alive
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-27
"VIEWS WITH ALARM"
Colonel WiIkie Decidedly Pessimistic
as to the Outcome of the Present
Feminist Movement.

Colonel Wilkes gloomy views Of the
feminist movement are expressed by
Cora Harris in the Woman's Home
Companion:
But all that will be changed pres
emily. Woman is getting use of her
mind, a very INSCRIPTIONS thing, l as
sure you. She is the censor and Gus
tom maker Of social life. Well, she is
changing customs. She is creating an
atmosphere favorable to strange deeds.
She is beginning to realize the advan-
tages she has under the law. Give her
time to screw up her enlightened and
INSCRIPTIONS intelligence to the stick
ing point and you will see a social
revolution in this country, which will
mot be conducted by wild-eyed reform
ers, but by calm-eyed women wearing
spring bonnets and carrying pocket
editions Of state laws-laWs made to
humor and protect them when they
were the patron saints of our ideals
and when we trusted them to trust us
to enforce these statutes. We never
meant that they should have anything
to do with it. But they no longer trust
us. They are determined to enforce
their W rights"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-27
chnden,s Code Enaros.sd.

Sixteen more Of the children's code
measures have been engrossed by the
house, while measure raising the
age of majority of girls from Is to 81
years old was defeated. However,
friends of the code say this measure
will be reconsidered and amended to
meet the present objections. They
are certain the bill will be sent to
engrossment along with the others.
This amended bill will also provide
that power be vested in circuit courts
to authorize the marriage of girls be-
tween the ages of IS and 81 under
certain circumstances without the
consent of the parents. A companion
bill raising the age from IL to Is for
girls that parents can give their CON
sent to marry was ~engrossed without
any fight.
The bills were piloted through the
house by Representative Becker Of
Polk, Jones of Macon, Maxey of Bates,
Bailey and Waring of Jasper, Cave Of
Galloway and Wagner of st. Louis.
There was some opposition devel-
oped against the measure making it
a misdemeanor to contribute to the
delinquency of children, but it was
e%ngrossed by a vote of 40 to 90.
Among the other important meas
Tres in the code we're:
To provide social welfare boards in
second and third class cities.
Separating the training school from
the state reformatory.
The establishment of a state home
for neglected, ill-treated and homeless
children and carrying an %appropria-
ton of 100000 for the building of the
home.
Providing for the licensing Of ma.
ternity hospitals and placing them un'
der the supervision of the state board
of charities and corrections.
Placing clearinghouse for child
dren under s years old under the su
pervision of the state.
For the education of the feeble
minded, blind, deaf and helpless chill
ren under 8 years old under the su
schools.
Cave of Galloway sought to exempt
the deaf from the provisions of the
law because of the state school fol
the deaf at Fulton, but his amend
ment was defeated.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-27
Simple Way TO Do Il.

A North of Ireland man wanted to
send a telegram to a friend in a re-
mote part of the island. The clerk
told him the charge would be one shil-
ling and sixpenee.
"How do you make that out?'
"SiXpence for the wire and a shfl-
ling for the delivery outside the ra-
dius."
''That be hangedV retorted the
Irishman. "You send the telegram
and I'll write and ask him to call for
it."-Boston Transcript.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-03-27
AROUSED HER CHILDISH FEAR
Small Maiden Evidently Had Not Fully
Dieested Her Grandfather's Scrip
turaI Teachings.

A minister very carefully taught his
little granddaughter the things which
We regarded necessary to her future
hligious life. In his plan of education
was included the committing of Scrip
ture. He also prided himself on hay
ing given her such simpliied explana-
lions that she would grow up with
unusual understanding.
One day the child refused to go into
the church with him. His urging
brought only a frightened refusal. AT
ter several days he decided that this
foolishness must be stopped. So he