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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22

fiatalnak tartsak, pedig mar sem
mi korilmenyek kozott sem tar
tozhatik ezek koze. Ilyen eros
volt az el6itelet es ilyen hataro-
zott moi eletkor sablonszerii err
tekelese ezeknel az atlagembe-
reknel.
A legtobb ember, minthogy
mem tud szabadulni attol vezer-
fonalt6l, amelyhez evszazadok
6ta kotve van, amint egy n6hoz
kozelebb ferk6zik, azonnal annak
eletkora irant erdeklodik es asze-
rint becsiili azutan a boldogtalan
teremtest, mintha teljesen kizart
dolog volna, hogy egy negyven
ewes t0bb vonz6er6t es kellemeset
nyujtson, mint egy husz ewes.
A n6knek egyetlen ved6eszk0-
zik lit csak az lehet, ha mem
mondjak meg evszamukat es mem
is lehet toliik rossz neven venni,
ha ellenfeliiket - es minden fer
Fl az ellenfeliik = szuggeralni
akarjak. A n6knek joguk van
ahoz, hogy bizonyos esetekben,
eletkorukat illet6leg, hazudjanak
is a ferfiaknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22

megtudja, milyen rossz cseret csi-
malt.
Az egyik tengeri fird6n egy
fatal, eletvidam asszony feszte-
len, de azert az igazan el6kel6 n0k
mersekelt temperamentaval, lebi-
lincselve tartotta az egesz strand
OF. 0 volt a tarsasag kozpontja
es azoknak a komoly ajanlatok-
max szama, amiket naponkint
elutasitott, bizonyara mem volt
kevesebb, mint az a viragt0meg,
amivel tisztel6inek raja elarasz-
totta. Ekkor azutan a fUrd6sze-
zonnak vi vendege erkezett, aki
meglatva az asszonyt, ICY nyilat-
kozott r6la:
= Csodalkozom r6la, hogy ez
meg olyan boh6, hiszen mar negy-
venhat ewes!
Ettol pillanattol kezdve meg
volt torve a varazs. Amt a har-
mine evesnek latsz6nal jonak,
szepnek, kedvesnek tartottak, a
Matt megszoltak az "soreg ko-
kett'-et es mindaz, ami azel5tt
magat6l ertet3d5nek es terme-
szetesnek latszott, most mesterse-
gesnek, kiszamitott fogasnak tint
fel. Kedves temperamentumanak
minden charme-ja hirtelen mem
szolgalt mas celt, mint beteges XII
serletet ARA, hogy tovabbra is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22
A bolondok hazaban.

A hires lip6tmezei tebolydaban
az Or MCCALL az egyik celia el6tt
S ramutat benne gubbaszkodo
emberre:
Tesek jol megnezm ezt SEE
rencsetlent. 0 volt az egyetlen
magyar nemzetgyulesi kepvisel6,
aki komolyan meg is akarta va
l6sitani mindazt, amit valaszta-
sok el6tt nepnek igert Ide is
keriilt szegeny minel elobb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22
Mem k0z0nseges nap.

Csavargo: Ugyan kerem SEE
pen tensasszonrt, mem volna a
konyha k0rul egy kis maradek
kalacs, meg holmi libapecsenye
Haziasszony: Az epen mines =
de mem tenne meg egy darab va
joskenyer' is?
Csavarg6: Megtenni inegtenne,
konyorg0m, amolyan k0zonseges
napon, de tetszik tudni, ma epen
a Sziiletesem napia van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22


mel6 bneeset artatianul legykolt haaszok vereer
Togo japan admras o fenenkere kudte az oroz
egnagyob resze ango kormny rendete e az oro
fea6zatasa mnha csk profeta emekke lattak vona
hogy ugys elvszk me6 juamuka hagy nmzetek
gyeben egbocsebb melt6 bnetes koveteese
yagy a teljes gazsag fetarasa.
En- beke baraa vagyok, voam es leszek mndig De mem
1artozo zok ko ak tza szentmentaizmubo eenenek MN
verons pedg cvzat nepeket barbarabb nemzetek
kenyenek szolgaltatna XII.
igens baraa vagyok bekenek oyan aapotnak ame?
nepek obb megereser amey elsmeri masok eme es
gnye amey bocsen merege k0rmenyeket es ameynek be-
csiees elhaarozasa hogy tamad6 szerepet atsza
eszmek birtak hogy ezt tortenetet
megram Regeny tettem inert ugynek roman
tkus haassa lesz ovas6ra nevek ameye
hasznatam mng gak de yaod neveket hasz
nalhattam a legtobb esetben.
Most meg csak egye Ez ram vonatkozik.
Annak medalonnak eredet mosoyg6 hen var ream
haboru vgg bekekotes utan visszarem felkeo es
yrgzo cseresnyeak orszagaba eepedtem bodog caad
eer magyar szarmazas ege agot beart kos diplomatic
japan aranyvag Eyezem beket e ks csaadom maya
nyaban sorokat ameyk magukba fogaak eletem
legnagyobb munkajat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22
oLvAs6IMHoZ

Mai szamunkban befejezst nyert "Nemzetk0i KEN Tu
dom hogy ovas6 szeretettel vetk igy1ezeee ae
ye meg eddg magyaru k0z0t egeyt utattam ke
xube magam mondhatom de mAsok AIT mond hogy
regsny drdes6 xga6 Is msgs tsnemisg tanulsagos volt
ko&bban beeentettuk hogy rsg6ny k0nyvalaban j.
meeielenk K6tharom h6t mulva e6sx regeny zfpen a
itot 400 oldaas k0nyv amsH Art hazuk hogy dszere
yalik akkrmelyk magyar otthonnak-
II sok farads6gga igyskese iparkodam ovas6innak
kedy6re jdrm regkny kozsvel Megtsheem vona AIT amt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22
A Nenzetkozi
KEN
Egy hires amerikai regeny utan
magyarba atiiltette
NEMENYI MIKL6s ERN0.

(Vege)
kenyteen vagyok onnek rolgr rgyaast
meggadni orszag ek kivanja igy De haabrosag ee a
tom zar ajt6k mogott.'
sEz torvenyellenes volna, Felseg.''
"Hogy mer ezt on nekem mondani?'
Feseg maid beatja hogy Az en- esetemre Ho
henzollern csalad hazi t0rvenye alkamazand6k.
A csaszar szornyen megepod0t
GA hazi torveny?' meee balkan, mintha rem udo volna
fulenek "Nkoze csaali torvenynek onhoz?
j6 emlekszem ugy csaad torvnyek trtelmeben csa
szar csad tag csaks oily rvenyszek ee ehet atan amey
tagja uralkodohaz takabol valasztjak k; "
"Nos es mi koze ehhez onnekg''
Ugyancsak 0rveny egy mask zakasa szerint sana
lom hogy samara mekszem Hohenzoern csaad tag
iainak iogat kiterjesztettek uakod6haa tagara
M akar on megnt meseni?" kovetelte H. vimos meg
naeyobb meglepetese..
Csak att hogy herceg csaar fengenek fogado
fla vagyok en japan urakod6 unokatestvere vagyok
sz6 Mem volt kepes ezt varaan csaps
elharitani
IA iapan kovet - mormogta
Meger6s kjelensemet Felstg Mar e6bb kertem hogy ia
lakohassam Meg mie6t Kebe menem vona megkudem
nek hogy bzonyaa var uJabb zenetet tolen
H. Vimos beaa hogy velem mem bir Hatrado szekeben @
ICY fakadt XII:
A hem hogy egesz vlagon csak egy ember e ak yen
dogot ICY vegrehajthat'
Nagyon hzg6 ram nezv Feseg hogy onnek lgaza lehet
feleem es mosoylya ajkamon
csaszar felugrott szekebo
con --- on B. ur?'
voltam Feseg De engedje hogy ujbol bmutatkoz
aam. En- Masukaa Japan hercege vagyok
Vimos onmagava viaskodott percg maid legudvara
sabb hozzam fordult:
Ebben esetben On vedegm sz elfogada mekhvaoma
hog va csaszarn6vel es veem ebede, kedves herceg
kezemr6 bncseket elmondtam egesz tor
csaarnak Rendkivu dek8dessel hagatta eoadao
meghatottak azok esemnyek ameyek vzb
fuladt hercegnore vonatkoztak.
Mo ehagytam vona palota engedelme. kerem csaszar
magan rgonydr6ta hasnalhassam saer
hogy erdekeben egy znetet kdheek Londonba
Vilmos, ak mar beiata hogy ksse eyahh men mint
egarasagsabn adta beeegyezese csak AIT ko
totte XII, hogy elolvashassa uzenetet
Macy volt megpetee amikor Beda markhoz cimzett tav
ratban csak egy szot ovasott "E}snore."
annak hogy es angol ugok meg nehany
hatg haboru k0veteek udtam hogy lesz aghaboru
inert ovasam mnizterenok hosszu MINISTER
kray paotaba hajtato ahol Alexandra kayno
fogadta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22
Az ELETKOR VARAZSA

t0bbszor csak el6iteletek, amelyek
evszazados hamis gondOlkodas-
ban. gyokereznek. Gyonyoru pei
da ere az az erdeklodes, amiben
az osszesseg az emberek bizonyos
eletkorat reszesiti. Regebben
pontosan k0rulirtak, hogy XII mi
kor valik oregge, illetve helyeseb
ben. mikor kell neki oregnek len
nie. Aki tulhaladta az otven esq
lendot, az mar lefele haladt, ICY
'1iyanta EFT dolgok folyamata, a
hatvan ewes pedig mar Greg volt.
Ha egy hatvanot ewes ember, akl
lddig csendesen es elzark6zottan
st, egyszerre NJ ideakkal allott
,l6, meggyanusitottak azzal, hogy
1em epelmejii, ha mindjart a leg
ielent6segteljesebb dolgokkal ALT
is a vilag ele.
Egeszen tipikus volt azonban
azoknak az id6knek gondolko-
basm6dja a n6kr6l. Amire le-
my elad6va fejlod0tt, az anyanak
eeltetleniil at kellett lepnie elete
zenitjet. Jaj volt neki, ha akkor
meg fiatalnak erezte vagy mu-
alta magat. Ha egy nagymama
valami bels6 0r0menek esetleg
tanccal akart volna kifejezest ad-
ii. ez mem t0rtenhetett meg anel-
kill, hogy kortarsai vissza ne uta-
,itsak ezt a korahoz mem lilo XII
serletezest. Els a vilag ezeknek
szempontoknak kiilsoleg is XII
fejezest adott. A fiatalsagnak,
Jr0mnek, lelekemel6 dolognak,
Szinei elvesztek az asszonyra nez-
We, ha tulhaladta negyvenet.
Ezutan mar csak fekete, a sziir-
ke, lila k0vetkezett. ami a le-
mondas szimbolnma, azutan
malyvaszin es minden olyan, a
nj mar kiils6leg is lehangololag,
lemond6lag hatott. Es mem sza-
bad megfeledkezni a matr6nak
e6k0t6jer6l sem.
Valtoztak-e e tekintetben az
idokg Kuls6leg igen. Ma meg
engedett dolog minden, ami tet-
;zik es mem lehet megr6ni hat
van ewes asszonyt sem a r6zsaszi-
MI ruhaert vagy viragos kalap-
irt, ha megfelel annak az alapk0-
vetelmenynek, amit minden novel
szemben tAmasztani kell, hogy ege
szen mindegy, mi van rata, csak
stilszerii es sep legyen. Els ha
agy huszadik szazadbeli Ninon
lie l'Enclos NATURALIZATION fer
finyeregbe szallna, csak akkor til
takoznanak ez ellen, ha ruhaja
vagy viselkedese esztetikai erze-
ket sertene. Tehat mem kenysze.
ritenek mar egy not sem ARA
hogy ifjukori szokasair6l egy
bizonyos meghatarozott eletkora-
IAN lemondjon.
Mindamellett mai kortarsaink
nak csak kis resze szabadult fel
nezeteknek es ertekelesekneb
lzokb6l az elodeinkr3l reankma
radt bilincseib6l, amik a pokrt
vonatkoz6lag fennallottak. Mu
ass csak egy embernek egy vi
lam, egeszseges, pajzan leany
kat, aki mindazokkal az el3nyok
'xel rendelkezik, amiket oily rit
'xan lehet egy n6ben egyHtt ia
alni, engedd, hogy az illet6 be
ieszeressen lcanyba IS leghShl
vagya az legyen, hogy felesegii
vegye: amint ait mondod annal
az embernek, hogy leany ma
harmincnegy ewes, egyszerre esq
reveszed rata csal6dottsagot
az elhidegiilest, szoval a sablol
lit is ervenyes. Az evszam ref
lexi6kat Walt XII - q leanykor nen
terjed harmincnegy evig es 3 in
kabb el5nyben reszesit egy fla
talabbat pusztan csak a fiatalsa
lkedveert, hogy azutan kes6b
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-22
ZARSZ0

mint ezeket soroka from haboru, amey annyi hos fer
fnak eetebe ker es amey pusztava tette Mandzsuria
gazdag varosa es foldeit veget rt iapanok gyoztek
! es en- mem dolgoztam hiaba.
Rojesztvenszky admralis hatalmas flottaja evette
halaSznk
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

evenings. On Palm Sunday morn
ing the Rurba tvoice from the
crowd) will be sung to setting by
DR.. Silby. In the evening the
''Stabat Mater by Palestrina Will
be given by two choirs of four
voices each. During the services,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
will be other settings to the various
parts of the service by Or. Silby,
and Gregorian music will also De
sung. At the conclusion OF the eve
ming services, the famous Miserere
by Allegri will be sung. The same
service will take place these three
nights, but the music win be to
different settings, although by the
same composers.
Mrs. Il. r. Zabriskie will give an
other of her series of organ recitals
Sunday afternoon, March 81, at a
o'clock. at the First Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Verne Miller will sing.
Owing to numerous requests, Mrs.
Zabriskie will play a group of violin
solos upon this program, assisted by
Miss Henrietta Rees at the organ.
A concert will be given by the
West Sisters String quartet, MIS-.
Grace Poole Steinberg, vocalist. and
Miss Julia Newcomb, reader, at
Grace Methodist Episcopal church,
South Side, Tuesday. March Is, at 8
o'clock.
The last of the series of concerts
which are being given by the Cal.
vary Baptist church for the benefit
of the new church fund will take
place Thursday evening, March Is,
with Mrs. A. /. Root and the West
Sisters String quartet as the artists.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

one oI,e act, by George N. Rosener. Roth
eomsSy M11eneii arha anq Roth, n their rapid fire
promise one e0p a tue fan wSp &pa and the
Twins. graceful. sinuous and finished
dancers Will present their DANCING
M nm; slnxle laE1SH5ART ps15o1Rr Is is booked for
evening, March 1s, The plot OF the
offering for the evening is built about the
thought conceived in the brain OF a bright
York finds the father and brother a "a Of TsT her
chum plunged In the deepest despair over
the impending disgrace Of the parent who
he is president. Instantly she outlined the
scheme. At first they balk. but her con-
fidenee is so inspiring that the SON at
.enpts What seems the impossible. and is
US HILLS Minstrels are coming to
T the Brandes Sunday, March 2I. In
company are George Wilson, Jimmy
Wall, Lee Edmonds coon shouter OF note,
and Jack Kennedy, whose Gloom Song"
has received unstinted applause. Besides
these there are dozen sweet-voiced
singers. together with score of clever
dancers and other minstrel entertain
ments.
n oBERT LOUIS STEvENSON's mas
X, terpiece of romantic adventure, THE
4 y Master OF Ballantrae," has been
dramatixed and will be presented at the
Brandels theater for three days, starting
Monday, March 22, by Walker Whiteside
and his New York company. As prepared
for the stage by Carl Mason the Steven
son narrative has proved to be fine and
absorbing eomedy-drama. in which all Of
Ballantrae" as a novel have been utilized
in the play. The action Of the drama
takes place in the castle of Durisdeer in
Scotland.
n IT'S SKINNER In brand new role in
brand new comedy is the bill that
~ opens on Thursday, March 25, at the
Brandeis for three days. The new play is
a comedy entitled "Pietro" and 1t is the
work of Maud Skinner, the actors accom-
plished wife, and Jules Eckert Goodman.
Charles Frohman. Inc. has organized a
strong company to play with
Mr. Skinner in this new play. The cast
will include Q. B. Clarence, noted Eng
lish actor. who has come to America ies-
pecially to appear In this play Mar,
Shaw, Ruth Rose, Thurlow Bergen. Rob
ert Ames, William Boneli, P. II. Chailee,
Walter F. Scott and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
Impending Joys at Omaha Theaters

CALEM TuTT WHITNEY and J. Homer
Tut of 1.-THE Smarter Set' remains
~ over at the Brandeis today and to-
morrow, with matinee this afternoon, pre-
sentipg their latest musical comedy sue
cess THE Children Of the Sun" There
isn't hte smallest taint of innuendo or sug-
gestion in their play "The Children of the
Sun" from the beginning to end. The same
difference Is also noticeable In the musical
part or the program.
ORIGINALLY the Four Mortons. who
j come to the Orpheum this week as
~ one Of the hesdlne attractions, IS,
and Clara. Paul and Clara no longer
appear. but their brother and sis
ter Joe and Martha, are now with
traction will be Homer B. Mason and Mar
guerite Keeler in the smart farce, Mar
ried," written for them by Porter Emer-
son Browne. Ruth Budd, "the girl with
Efeats aloft are as pleasing as they are
skillfully performed. Florence Tempest
Will appear to advantage In the skit,
Tumble In Love. Lyons and Yosco are
to offer a pleasing musical act. Provost
and Goulet have an act made up OF
theatrical bits entertainingly blended Ger
trude Clegg. champion cyclist of the world.
Is to appear with Mortimer MacRae in an
exhibition that includes daring feats as
well as much grace and comedy. Once
more interesting and humorous paragraphs
taken from the newspapers Will De SHOWN
as screen feature in Topics of the Day"
kinograms will picture the latest and most
conspicuous news events
HRANK FINNEY and Phil OFT,
r. comedians of 1.-THE Bostonians," who
= yesterday opened weeks engage
ment at the Gayety theater. have album
dan opportunities for their fun making
propensities In this years VEHICLE which
is entitled From Here to Shanghai
They become involved In search on
the part Of secret service men to locate
a plate which has been stolen from
China and on which Is engraved the
secret formula for making opium. Both
succeed in furnishing all the laugh i'm
could look for. Ladies' matinee at 21b
daily all week, starting tomorrow. To-
days matinee begins ~at 3.
IN ON BROWNS Musical Highlanders
comes as the stellar attraction of the
II show opening at the Empress today.
The personnel of the company consists
of three men and three women thourogh
musicians. who play over score of brass.
reed and stringed Instruments. One OF
the attractions will be the farce comedy,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
IA bez l7arl

Elsa Reese, viola; Mrs Martin Donlon,
cello; Mr.. Owe W. Neble. flute; Mrs. e.
A. Reese, plano.
My Sweet Repose. Schubert Schnicke er
The Dream Boat Nellie shotwell Bradshaw
~ A''s Womans Club chorus A''0'
sinsins Ds Sy A1diense-pirected AfS' BY MRS. na
shafer. accompanied by Mr.. Cox. :.
Doris (obligatto by Mrs. Reese( -.
wom,n;s i,;us cbonsn ihthaiSert Nevin
---~s--
Appoggiaturas.
The National Association OF
Music Merchants has pledged
$250,000 for the establishment of a
national conservatory OF music. This
was made in view of the fact that
"a bill has been introduced in the
senate by Senator Duncan u.
Fletcher of Florida for the estah-
lishment of such conservatory.
Plans are again under way for the
summer music which is always held
at Ravinia park.
Musical Notes.
Mr.. Stanley will play his fourth
organ recital in the Lenten series
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at
Trinity Cathedral, the choir assist
ing in the service. Nespers and short
sermon by Dean Hancock. The at
tendance at these recitals has been
most encouraging, the cathedral be-
ing well filled. Todays program in
cludes works by Guilmont, Salonle,
Schubert and GODDARD.
Special music has been arranged
for Holy Week at st. Cecilia's
Cathedral under the direction of Dr.
r. M. Silby, organist and choir
master. This will be presented Palm
Sunday, morning and evening, and
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH IA, 1920.

recent recital at the Princess
theater. New York city. The New
York American, the New York
Evening Journal. the Evening Tele-
gram and the Evening Mail were
alike charmed by her good taste,
the grace of her playing and her
musieianship. The following from
the New York Evening Mail is one
OF the shorter Of her many press
notices: There was piquant
charm and exceptional taste In
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

This has been popular priced
series, In spite OF the fact that fine
local talent has been engaged tc
furnish the programs.
Quartz. op. 8. No. s-Hayan.
Allegretto
Andante
Minuetto
West String Quartet
II.
Five Five songs. from the Cycle.
70, "p2st's Poets Love. ;schumann
IN Ky " Fsss' Fsss. s4s Msns saiat IF Nay
'0' fhs s,s sois poys ssa the Lily the Sun and
(d} .l'1 .Whe1 Mot dasins e. Thine Eyes so Dear
Mrs, mi. Root
Savotte and Musette told Frenoh) -.
naau 'p;;,.,..,.'..'.',',..,., Mozart
peep River .....,............,. Kramer
wet sirIHyIy Quartet a''ii''';'' ''A''''
Good Morning Brother Sunshine
"on the shore......,...w. IA II. Neidlnser shmsnr
Countess In Thy B;asiasi . Ls%alfe saatas
MY Heart at Thy Sweet Voice.. ......
loamson ct Dalila)
Mrs VT Boot
Guitare nn.,,,
rsr1os e !, sd. ssrsnads .Rsaassssr
A@i'oui'ne ...',:...,..... .Gosseo- Franks
Aadge West-Sutphen.
VII
Genius Loci. Lc,c:i.,,.,.,.......'.,,.','Va cci.....'.,,.','Valsnsin Valsnsin
Molly Mie on the s'isib;;:,."..'.'.,. sbcrs .Heime1dahl
west String Quartet.
Many press notices of favorable
comment were received by Miss
Marie Mikova, OF Omaha, In her
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

shop. 31S South Fifteenth street, on
Monday evening, March 22. A musi.
cal question box will be conducted
by Miss Grace Maekin for the pur.
pose OF discussing the practical side
of music study. Friends are In.
vited. The following pupils will play
piano solos: Lillian Lawrence, Mil.
dred Soderstedt, Florence Worm.
Mabel Bildt, Warren Larsen, Stan.
ton Kennedy. Roberta McGill, Car.
riebeth McGill. Phyllis Weberg.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

ryeivth'ag that Marie Mikova played
ut the Princess theater yesterday
afternoon. she is pianist who
will certainly attract attention, not
only by her splendid musicianship
but by vivacious compelling style
that stamps her at once as un'
usual"
A demonstration piano recital will
be given by pupils of Miss Helen
Mackin at the Edison Photograph
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

wilfrid Fleming, Gertrude sanford.
Ruth Romstedt, Wilma Mcfarland.
Mildred Sweet, Helen Williams. MIL
dred Green Ottilie Kinder. Clara
Dinkel.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

An automobile that travels on
three sets of movable runners in-
stead OF wheels has been invented
in Europe.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-14

There is perhaps no one organiza-
tion which does more active work III
the sponsoring of local music than
the music department. Of the Omaha
Woman's club, under the directors
ship Of Mrs. w. E. Shafer. During
the winter they have held regular
programs and teas and brought
many interesting young musicians
to the fore. They have also organ
ized woman's club chorus under
the direction of Henry G. Cox,
which has now continued two years.
The music department will furnish
The program for the Open day. The
Omen day OF the music department.
before the Woman's club will be
March Is and the following program
will be given:
Voice Of NV Beloved :. Mable W. Daniels
Weman's Club Chsrus.
Is, suite sp De Ballet from Anthony and
~ Eieopatra ......"..''.', ''drueh"aiu
In the Arbor,
Dance OF the Nubians.
. The Minuette.
ID 4 Anthony's March to Victory.
X ouintette--Mrs. =. A. Reese. violin; Miss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06

pushed before Congress is said to have been a conclusion already reached
 The operatives are promised, it is said, ownership in corporation to which they will be required tc con- tribute no more than that which they now contribute, their labor. The own CTS will be permitted to share stock in the corporation, guaranteed to pay them per cent.
 The charter will require the states to dissolve franchises under which mines are now operated Owners will be given a certain limited period in which to wind up their affairs
 Then the process would be as fol- lows:
 CD New charter issued to each of the companies with present owners receiv- ing capital stock paying per cent. CD Miners would receive working stock er:itling them to full suffrage privileges, but without financial guar antee.
 (3) Each company would elect a board of directors composed of owners and miners.
 () At the end of business for a year and after deducting the guaran- tee of per cent, the surplus would be divided into an investing" and a saving fund" The latter would be divided among. the operators and opera tives.
 (5) The investing fund" would be put into betterments and extensions.
 (6) The charter for public protec- tion" would contain guarantees against advancing price of coal in any year beyond the surplus of receipts for the preceding year.
 Whether or not the germ represented by this plan, which Is already in- trenched, is responsible for present miners dissatisfaction. is unknown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-06

cattle pest is Georgia. Florida, de- spite material progress, is still far to the rear. and the department, in a bulletin released for publication the first of next week, declares the indi- cations are such that Florida will be the last state to be released from quarantine. Mississippi. was one of the first.
 The cattle industry in Georgia is be- ing reclaimed from the dominion of the tick. Federal reports show that dur ing July sSS,219 clippings of cattle were supervised by federal state, and county employees. This figure is one of the largest recorded in a state east of the Mississippi river since systematic tick eradication began in 1906.
 Georgia is using 3,70O dipping vats to combat the parasite which for year s has stunted the cattle and caused heavy mortality.
 Already 36.674 square miles in the state of Georgia have been released from federal quarantine. and cattle rom the released districts may now be moved interstate without the former restrictions. With a continuatioa of the extensive dipping programme. fed eral officials expect that largs addi- tional areas in Georgia will be ready to be released from quarantine in De : cember, when the work for 1929 is com pletedl
 Florida continues to De heavily in- fested with cattle ticks an, is ex-