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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
PETERFY TAMAs K0sz0-
NETE.
A kivalo szekely ir6 levelben ko-
szonte meg a neki kiild0tt segelyt

Annak idejen felhivast k0zol-
think lapunkban Peterfy Tamas,
a hires szekely iro erdekeben, a
Xxi OF kiskoru gyermekevel leg
nagyobb nyomor kozepette ten
geti eletet Budapesten. A felhi-
vasnak eredmanye gyanant As
dollar es SO centet gyujtott Mi
hok Sander, a XII Peterfy regi kol-
legaja es XII penzt november
4-en ell is kildotte Peterfy Tamas
cimere.
December 20-an, vagyis 46 nap
pal penz elkuldese utan meyer
kezett Peterfy levele Mihok San
dorhoz, amelyben elismeri penz
atvetelet es tobbek k0z0tt k0-
vetkez6ket irja:
'Lavele es kiildemenye ugy
meglepett, hogy alig britain sz6l-
nj. Macy dolog az, mikor ct oyer
mekes, 1900 koronas havi fizete-
'ses csaladapa az ehinsegben
messzirrol nyujtott segit6 kezet
erez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
REFoRMATUs sz0vETSEG.

A Reformatus Szovetseg yo-
ungstowni 22-ik fiokjanak tagjsit
mar most figyelmeztatjiik, hogy
a yasarnapi gyiiles helyett, amely
az egyhaz hagy gbazarjara val6
tekintettel elmarad januar ho
len szombaton este tartjuk tiszt-
ujjit6 kozgyiilesiinket ref. egy-
haz gyiilestermeben. Minden tag
tartsa kotelessegenek a megjele-
nest.
A ficztilxar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
A DIAK TRAGEDIAJA.

Nagyenyeden Bartha J6zsefet, q
Bethlen kollegium hetedik osztalyanak
tanul6jat, a roman 6rseg agyonl6ttc. A
diak a roman prefektus ablakaba tii-
zott XII szeles magyar nemzeti szinii
szalagot. Tette k0zben erte az 6rs6g 6s
agyonl6tta. (Ez dics0 olah kultura.
Szerk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

EROSODIK A vEGYI IPAR.

A Kereskedelmi Miiiiszterium jelen-
ii, hogy november h6napban 20 uj We
gyeszeti gyar alakult az Egyesiilt Al
lamokban so ezer dollar vagy nagyobb
alapt5kevel, melyek vegyszerek, feste-
kek es orvossagok gyartasaval es ell
adasaval fognak fogIalkozni. Okt6ber
h6napban IA ui vegy6szeti gyar nyilt
meg Amerikaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

y =
Odahaza wien tul
Halk suttogas balik,
Valaki egy hideg zsakon
Utols6t vonaglik.
Vienna, gyenge kis gyermekek
Sirva k0riil alljak,
Haldoklik az edes anyjuk
A Megvaltot varjak.
Melyen beesett szemiikbol
A k0nnyek pefegnek,
Ehsegt6l gy0t0rt testiikkel
Hidegt6l remegnek.
ECsont kemeny kis darab kenyer
Az a vacsorajuk,
Szakadozott ujsag papir
Az egesz ruhajuk.
| Utolsot lehelt az anya
Hideg lesz a teste,
Lassan ra borul a hazra
A s0tetlo este.
Jon gyaszolok serege
Testver, rokon, barat,
Hogy utoljara lathassa
A kiszenvedt anyat.
Osszetakolt deszkak kozze
Teszik halottat,
I Koszoru? hat honnan volna?
Hisz az elmaradhat.
Jon pap es bucsuztatja
Megcsuklik hangja,
Mikor a sok gyermek siras
Szivet marcangolja.
Roppant nehez, faj6 hangon
Sol a bucsuztato,
Nelly az erzektelen szivet
Is melyen meghat6.
Egyszerre csak kony pereg lie
A papnak arcarol,
Els arany igazsag zendil
Remego ajkarol.
! Ne sirjatok arva lelkek
Hisz ma van Karacsony,
Minden ember bizakodva
Csak Megvaltot lasson.
Hiszen tul az Oceanon
Is magyarok laknak,
Xix az arva gyermekekert
lmadkozva adnak.
Megtorpan papnak szava
A konnyek eliilnek,
Az agyongy0tort szivek meg
Bizva konnyebiilnek.
i A halottnak fak0 arcan
Mintha mosoly lennc,
Els tul a nagy Oceanra
Szamos sohaj MEME.
Amerikas magyarjaink
Haljatok, tudjatokg
Hogy az o-hazanak nepe
Bizva nez reatok.
Karacsony scent iinnepen
Gondoljatok vissza,
IIogy ma koldus otthon, XII
lTisza vizet issza.
1 Minden magyar, mem is t0bbet
ICsak tiz centet adjon,
Hogy a sok arva sziveben
Boldogsag fakadjon.
Mert a XII scent Karacsonyt
Sziv nelkiil iinnepli,
Az az listen haza helyett
A bortont erdemli.
~ A DIAK TRAGEDIAJA.
4 Nagyenyeden Bartha J6zsefet, 9
Bethlen kollegium hetedik osztalyanal
tanul6jat, a roman 6rseg agyonl6ttc. a
diak a roman prefektus ablakaba tu
zott XII szeles magyar nemzeti szind
szalagot. Tette kozben ertc az 6rs6g q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

ode hagyjuk a panaszt En-
gem boldogga tettek az elso se-
gely nyujtassal es most tovabb
folytatom az elet kiizdelmet. Dol
gozomf es dolgozom a csaladom-
ert es eszmeimert.'
Eek a sorok Mihok Sandor-
max, regi, j6 kolleganak men
mex! Mem akarok en- halalkodni,
ugy sem lehet AIT leirni, a nit a
sziv erez. -. Koszonom! Lesz
gondom rea, hogy ez barati sze-
retet, mint pelda adas, a jovG
nemzedek reszere tudomasul szol-
gallon es fen marathon"
"Mih6k Sander, j6 kollegam,
igaz testverem! Legyen aldva a
szived! Legyen boldog az eleted
es he feledkezz meg r6lunk, nyo-
morgokr6l, az ehes ct gyermek-
r0l, es becsiiletes magyar irorol
XII olel igaz szeretettel:
Peterfy Tamas. :"
Miutan a gyUjtott osszeg ma
gyobb resze a Szabadsagban k0
zolt feIhivas folytan jott 0ssze
azert Peterfy Tamas a Szabadsag
hoz kiild0tt kosz0n6 levelben n61
lszerint is nyugtazza, hogy Xix a
dakoztak a csaladja feszere.
! TIT emlitjuk meg AIT is, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
FELEMELT ARAK MINDIG CSOK-
KENO FOGYASZTAST
EREDMENYEZNEK

Erol mindenki meggyozodhetett az ell
multi honapokban. A magas arak miatt ova-
tosabban vasaroltunb skevesebbet vet
tiink mint azelott
Greg lllhainkat tovabb viseltiik. A regi
cipoket kekerestiik a szekrenyek aliabol es
megjavitottuk oket. Kevesebb cukorral be-
ertik, kevesebb tojast hasznaltunk 6s meg
vontuk. magunkt6l a fenyiizesi cikkeket
amelyeket azelott hasznaltunk. Amt ICY
megtakaritottunk az eppen olyan kereset
mintha nehez munkayal szereztiik volna
Minden dollar ameIyet azaltal tkarit
meg, hogy meghosszabitja a terneszetes
gaz szolgalatanak idejet 6s ICY hatrabb toll
ia ait napot amikos koltsegesebb tiizel0-
anyaggal kell maid helyettesiteni, eppen
olyan jol megerdemclt dollar mintha AIT
keze munkajaval kerestc volna meg.
ICY tehat v6geredm6nyben a fokoza-
tosan emelkedo dijszabas penzt takarit
Onnek
lNyilvanossagra hozza az East Chic
Gas Company
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
A HABoRu K0LrsfaEr.

Penzigyminiszterium evi 4imutata-
saban latjuk, hogy kovetkez6 n6gy
evben evekent legalabb 4 ezer milh6
dollar ad6jovedelemre van az Egye-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
EFT a peldat XII
hajlando k0vetni
Ress JOSEF karacsonyi 0tlete. -
Otven dollarral megvaltotta a
karacsonyi ajandek adast.

ban Ress J6zsefet "Dzsot' a
nepszeru Ress Testverek magyar
beszel6gep es lemez ceg east
Youngstown fiokjanak vezetojet.
Dzs6, aki meg mindig legenyem-
ber sokaig torte a fejet azon,
hogy nit vegyen ajandeknak ka
racsonyra rokonainak es isfnero
seinek. A napokban mikor mar
nagyon fajt a feje sok gondol-
kodastol egyszerre mento eszmeje
tamadt. "Nem adok senkinek
semmit'' mondotta lapunk seer
keszt6jenek, ode adok otven dol
lart forditsa szerkeszto ur jote-
kony celra es pedig ugy, hogy
abbol a lapjaban az ut6bbi ido-
ben kozolt segelykerok kozt egy-
forma osztalyt tesz'.
Icy keriilt hozzank Ress JOSEF
0tven dollarja, amelyet a kovet-
kezo cimekre jutattunk ell. A kill
dest ezuttal Hamory Gustav ma
gyar bankar utjan eszkozoltiik
aki koronakat j6tekony celra
val6 tekintettel k0ltseg aron bo-
csatotta rendelkezesiinkre.
Csordas Mariska, Horpacsy
Angyalka es Holler Maria
(szegeny budapest ,hivatal
nok leanyoknak) egyenkent
5000 koronat.
tt megjegyezziik, hogy multi
heti szamban k0z0lt leveliik
meghatotta Mrs Spitznagel
derek girardi elofizetonket is
aki mindegyik leany' szamara
egy-egy dollart juttatott
hozzank. Mrs. Spitznagel de-
rex magyar asszony, akl
minden gyiljtesnel, minden
j6tekonysagnal eloI jar j6
peldaval. Az alfalfa adott
penzt szinten csatoltuk a fem
ii 0sszeghez, ,amivel az egyen-
kient 500 koronaval zsapo-
= rodott. !.
Radich Istvan Notwithstanding,
aki testet kinalta fel eladas-
ra hogy gyermekeinek ennl-
valokr6l gondoskodjon 5000
koronat.
Metral Jeno, szeg6ny hivatal-
noknak aki csaladjaval e.
gyGtt ehezik 5000 koronat.
0zv. Pollak Belan6, szegeny
Greg szegedi asszonynak 5000
koronat.
Ruff Laios, szegedi tudoveszes
reformatus tanitonak 5000
koronat.
0zv. Takacs Janosne, miskolci
szegeny ozvegynek, akinek
urat 1S96-ban Pennsylvania
allamban gazolta halalra egy
vonat 5000 k5ronat.
Ress Josef tehat az 3 j6 szive-
vel es 24.OO0 karanajaval nyolc
szegeny segelyre szorul6 magyar
testver karacsonyat tette boldog
ga. Baratai es rokonai bizonyara
orommel jarulnak hozza, hogy
lily modon valtotta meg kara
csonyi ajandek adasat.
Az amerikai magyarok k0z0tt
hanyan gondolnak hazai szen-
ved6 nyomorultakra boseges a
jandek hozo Scent Karacsony ide-
jeben?
Hamory Gustav, magyar ban
kar ezuttal ismet bebizonyitotta
hogy szive a helyen van. U
gyanis amikor szerkeszt6nk el-
ment hozza, hogy Ress J6zsef
altal acknowledgement penzt elkuld-
je, nemcsak hogy onkoltseg aron
szamitotta a koronakat, hanem
meg mindegyik ktildemenyt meg.
toldotta 1000 koronaval, tehat
0sszesen 5000 korona karacsonyl
adomanyt adott ennek' a nyole
szegeny magyar ferfinak, asz
szonynak, leanynak es gyermek-
mex akik kozt a penzt elosztottuk
ICY tehat 0sszesen Al ezer 5OC
korona ment haza karacsony
ajandekul a szegenyeknek.
=
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23

suit Allamoknak sziiksege q haboru
alatt vallalt kotelezettsegek fedeze-
|sere A kimutatas szerint q vilaghabo-
ru az Egysalt Allamoknak "a ezer 10
lmillio dollarjaba geriilt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
Megtakaritott pennikbol lesz a
dollar

Az civ vezette az East Ohio Gas Com
panyt amikor fokozatosan emelkedo gaz
dijszabast ajanlja1 Ezen diszabas szerint
nagy fogyaszto fizet legnlagasabb dii-
szabast es kis fogyaszt6 legalacsonyabb
diJszabast. Ez fokozatos dijszabas meg
hasszabitana a termeszetes gaz eletet a.
menyiben a, nagy fogyasztot takarekossag-
ia kenyszeritene. Bizonyara fokozni fogia
keszletet a konyha reszere inert megalli-
tana a gaz hasznalatat furnaceben.
Minden ev mellvel meghosszabitiuk
gaz eletet szamos megtakaritott dollart
jelent konyha siizelSszamlajan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11

John pINun - spending several any"
visiting friends m Ming JUu'''"H' ..
I,"" paws has returned [" ms nom"
IN /: 'hany. following sh.ri N!~'i
wI'h friends in tGif city.
y. ". Howard "i M"Nnds'hH". h"E
"'t'Tn'I nom" Ailrf 2N%hH'NE 'f' III
&",l' 81 M" sou w / I'nNNra
NJ i'fh'T 't'I'N' o. N'..N"",I' ~
>p"n"IhS SeH,r." "'ES WI" ''''""S 90"
''i'"t""nlh street.
MIS- E'iH '',rrs'n 81 'h'' "i'y' l,''
900 49, -..,.--
w." IS'" INC newt T." "''N >'N'''"
'i,,''4
,.,.,oI W. n ,,I w. ~ -
=" 80 =. " .,Ia t'.''""'H VISA "''"
',...'o d" -
.-, ''..N ,'I , - 'l ,,1.' u '''
,"';tD ~ ~, ~ a. 80
'..,''.', '''' .' ''''' '''F 10y '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11
RIFLE CHAMPION
IS COMING WITH
ROWING MARINES

. Hill. and pastel shots uf Internal j"uh
:.u. hrrd,l hl III" uudI~rGi'd ri!.r
,nGuplun o.. 'l' United states. i"r.A
part OF the "E"yIuE Marines The dc
OF, hIu,ar If s-r}.,r entertainers vino
ar,. coming t. th!~ city "ft saturday.
Tho Marin" Corps has long 1H,id II fore
n.r,' POSITION IA r.Li" ana piato. prJ'-
}.,r ;LT tho "RolIuS Marines" include
O. uunh'r uf Ch1mriuna Vhn have won
luir'IS ~ m:trksmru within rt''ni
years. The "tuIlmE Marine wall Gj'a
81 y..1a smoker and rul,r;A!nIu' ut Al ih1
Auditorium Oh Saturday evening At
u.,loyk There IS no admission being
,hrri:,d.
Foremost among tho experts who &C.
r.ul-,uy Tho detachment - Sergeant!
T!,ndurr l.. trawi"y. winner Of -
,u..l, rIual rifle match against a t'I
Il more ihau thirteen hundred cntr,'1
ul tllIWrll. - j., last fall. On TIA.
occasion truwl"y made score wili"h
lg, k,I uuly luIr puints OF being perfect.
rs w.UuiuE this match Irawi"y became
Ga. uud.aPutcd champion a. the United
-t.itrs.
iicforo his victory last fail Crawlcy
had made a long and distinguished rec
ord as Il mHrksmau. In lJlj hr was u
member If the Marine Corps riff" team
and was tI'd with another contestant
tor nrSi place in the National ludiNid-
uu championship at Jarksonri!l". Fla.
In the same match h. won the medal
for hlch score. in slow IRE events. lie
served in France but bcrau>" Of IN
record a, 4 m1rkSmau WIS not allowed
(, compete IN the general matches but
WIS entered IN special match IN when
hy won 4 medal for high score.
Another distinguished riff SHOT wi n
llr "ErllnE Marines" Is Sergeant Nor
RS HnSr.r Sergeant Fisher was = MEM
h,r e.: the Marine Corps rifle team
wnl,h WON tho national match Il, jazz
suuylllr IN lglI and he has Won :. gr"I.
many army. navy and marine ,"ris
iu.ll!, for workmanship.
\ pistol expert capable ~ many Of
III" tricks Of craftsmanship attributed
lp EUItaln Eill and the crack shots IT
l.l. southwest Is S,recaut William T..
Tuyrlv. Sergeant Payne's NbiIi'! with
tn. pl>lul WAS SO widely known that hts
services wCro asked for iustrUctInE OIL
il"y,"s &C hanks ~ pistol shooting iui-
lowing Gu cpld'm.c Of I"nk rohh'ri'f
III on" q, m" naiiuUS biggest Cit;'S. li.s
services w"r" also requested by Gov
rruor Coolidge. Of Massachusetts, to Hc'
Is instructor IN reviewer shooting for
IT," Eo>ton pr..'r durTg IN" rrrcN.
trouble 'hcrN. hut Payne could not b.
spared from his duties IN the Marin
corps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11

NJ Harry \. Wheeler, cN-prcSidcH'
az the National Chamber Of Comncr'''
Who made most interesting anu III
structiye address before the w nee"
chamber OF Commerce last Ih"'SutS
night PROPOSES 10 make q start '"" -
a high class industrial scno"l '.'
wheeling and vicinity. In lrt'er ~
Secretary Corcoran OF IN" 49,,
chamber OF Commerce he returned 'n'
rbscE for personal expenses sent I"
mir, by the Wheeling Chamber 81 COM
mercs, and asked that II be mao"
donation to the purposes OF to' WN~N
trial school for this CITY. In his !et>cE
Mr. Wheeler says:
Dear Mr. Corcoran--
l am in receipt OF your eSteern'u
favor Of the 9Th inst. and greatly az
preciate the resolution as well az I"'
courtesy OF your board in It's willing
ness 10 hear the expenses OF my trip TO
Wheeling.
am very sincere IN what I said 70
Won and Mr.. Wilson on Thursday night
regarding the Expenses OF these trips
and I am anxious not 10 Nl"lI;e my
general prirciple in such matters. l"St
in doing SO | suffer n loss or part OF
The pleasure that would otherwise he
mine.
Inasmpch as the Wheeling chamber
has definitely discharged ~ primary
Obligation by the writing Of THIS cheek.
I am wondering Il you will aSsum" an
other obligation and let ne endorse Il
over TO Mr.. Ogdcns plan fer the cr3a-
ton. out OF either public or prtEat"
funds. or a great Industrial school for
the better training OF the young people
OF Wheeling and OF West Virginia IN
The arts Of steel. pottery. glass and Goa!
production. was intensely Interested
In his project. and know that he IS
right in his estimate Of the great good
that would come 10 the commonwealth
OF West Virginia out of such an indus
trial school I would like this ntti"
contr!b button OF mine to go TO such
worthy cause.
Very sincerely yours.
,(SiGncd) HARRY A. wFEELF.R.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11
.pr,r TO LEAVE HOSPITAL.

Dan Gaughan. well known local n,cr-
chant policeman Who suffered broken
lex scvrraI months ago when ne i@'I on
the icn with" making his rounds on IN
sprr,ion IN tn" bushes district Will d.
hr removed /" his home today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11
DOK!ES TO Meet
VIII H1vo f. Ass for Degree ~ st
PFt:tok's DSy Ceremonial
NcIt Wl'k.

urN.,, w-mi!o Of r"li's Is iiannins
fo~. Il Ia; -. Ha;fI,!|s Ray '"r'H"niai
:, h n!I q; "a, ry'Man i1"tl". """r-
ii-s,> nh H.d chaplin" streets. We'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
FUND IS STARTED
FRsr CONTRIBUTION FEoM MN
HARRY A WHEELGS- "Ao
ENDORSES THE IDEA.

writes such an Institution onGn' 10
IA Established in wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11

pear before tho public on March @".t
1T tho Ilirh school auditorium. i''N"'>
have been put on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11

Tho greater tho necessity for saving
he greater your opportunity 10 use
Tho lntc,lccncer Want AdS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11
Rail Road Specials

ENGINEERS and Fire7nens Gloves
Brakemens and Trainmen's Gloves
Signal" Special Railroad Shirts
Special Railroad Work Pants
Special Railroad OVeraIls
Special Railroad Work Shoes
Special Railroad Work Caps
Special Railroad Work Handkerchief
Special Railroad Work Suspenders
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11

rosday evening. March II. Aread!
thirtv-fiye or moro candidates have I'll.
cd their applications for the Dokie d"
gree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11
Miners Specials

Miners Special Work Pants
Miners Special Work Shirts
Miners Special Work Caps
Miners Special Work Gloves
Miners Special overalls
Miners Special Underwear
Miners Special Rubber Goods
Miners Special Lace Shoes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11

warmly Approves OF snggestion A"N'
AZ chamber Of Comm srcs Dinner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11

For Co.c>, Grip or Influenza
and ns pr"Nc@ta,'Ns., take L.SNArlEh
,BRONO QJlNl\E Tablets Look for
E W. GROVES signature on the
box. SOC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11

--Tvl WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11
Special
Work Clothing
Mill Workers. Specials

Special Flannel Mil Shirts
Special Mill Work Pants
Special Mill Work Shoes
Special Mill Flannel Drawers
Rollers Special Work Gloves
Heaters Special Work Gloves
Special Mill Hand feathers
Special Mill Hand Rags
Special Hot It'll Gloves
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Special Mil Work Suspenders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-11

BOLD EvERYwRERE.
Evening journal., 1920-08-04
PROFITEERING
IS ON INCREASE
Tendency TO Boost Prices
Growing, Massachusetts
Board Finds
MEAT DEALERS
= IN LEAD THERE

BOSTON. Aug. An increased ten
dsncy toward pronteering. especially
in the meat and produce business Is
noted in a report Of the State Com
mission on Necessarios OF Life cover
ing the six months ending July-3i.
During the past few months.
says the report whether because OF
the fact that dealers In the necessa-
ries OF life are no longer in fear Of
prosecution by the federal authori-
ties or whether they feel a certain
Justification because Of the enormous
profits made In other lines OF bust
ness, there has been an Increased
tendency in this community 20
.profieer. especially in the meat and
produce business"
The cost Of living In Massachusetts,
has increased 1925 per cent. since
1913, according 10 the commissioners,
who, however, predict an early 'reduc-
tiOn, due TO an abundance or raw
materials, prices Of which, IL is point
ed out. have dropped sharply OF late.
Wages as a general rule have kept
pace with the advancing costs, the
commission says, but adds that In
realty the labOrer Is not as we'll on
as formerly because OF interrupted
employment IN many lines. Salaries
and incomes, Il finds. are still be-
hind the advance In prices. but peo-
pie are adapting themselves TO condi-
! lions and the Increase in cost is be-
ing compensated by economies and a
general curtailment OF expenditures
Evening journal., 1920-08-04
LABOR Turns
TOREPUBLICANS
O'Connor, of Longshore-
men, Promises to Support
G. o. p. Candidate
LEADER SCORES
DEMOCRATIC RULE

MARION. Ohio. Aug. l.-Senator
Harding held a conference yesterday
with T. V. OConnor, OF Buffalo. pres
ident OF the international Longshore-
mems Association, al which the la
Dor situation was discussed generally
and the candidate was assured OF the
support Of the labor leader. Mr.
OCOnnOr later gave out a statement
covering his views.
Previous to his conference with
Mr.. OConnor Senator Harding had
conferred at length with senator
Harry ). New, Of Indiana, chairman
OF the Republican speakers bureau.
on matters pertaining to the speak
ing campaign. To what extent, II at
all, the front-porch campaign plan
viii be dictated from Is understood to
have been discussed.
Senator News asserted that no one
In authority has said there would be
no deviation from the plan and then
proceeded 10 discuss the handicaps
OF a front-porch campaign now as
compared with the Harrison cam
paign in 1888 and The two Mckinley
campaigns In 1895 and 1900 Not only
are railroad rates higher, but 1t is
impossible for the railroads TO fur-
nish equipment TO conduct excursions
TO the candidates home as in past
years. he said.
A statement issued by Mr.. OConnor
after the conference, said. In part:-
Il am for Senator Harding because
l believe a change OF administration
absolutely necessary TO restore con
fidence in this country. ! know Sen
ator Harding Is a real man from
whom labor will always get square
deal without any blare Of trumpet'
or brass bands.
Il have heard a good deal OF var.
ious leaders that are going to delivei
the labor vote this year, but J wan
to say that nobody will deller u
labor Is thinking as never before
and Is going TO vote 20 suit itself.
ut seems very plain TO me ina
labor must support the Republican
party this year. II the Democrat
should win the Government would d.
turned over 10 the control or M
solid South and the machine-dominat
ing Democratic States Of the Norm
The solid South will be the dominan
partner, and the South has been NJ
terly reactionary In its attitude TO
ward labor. 10 Is completely out o
step with modern attitudes towar'
such questions Is women In Industry
child labor. limited hours OF labor
employers liability and the like
Evening journal., 1920-08-04
NEWPORT WOMAN
FALLS DOWN STAIRS

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT, Aug. 1.-The children OF
the Newport Sunday school are en-
loving their annual picnic at Shellpot
Park today. Sports were arranged ny
Fay H. Marvin, director Of the play
ground at Newport.
Mrs. George Frederick left yesterday
for visit OF few days win Mrs.
William Crawford and Mrs. Enoch
Smith al their cottage at Charles
town. Md.
Mrs. II. J. Strahorn, who has been
confined to her home for the past two
months with infammatory rheuma-
ilsm, Is now In the Delaware Hospital,
but much improved.
Miss Dorothy Hlyard OF Philadel-
phia, Is spending sometime here with
her grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hill
Miss Mildred Gregg NJ Brack-Ex and
Howard Ball OF Lehlghton, Pa. were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin +. Ball
Mrs. sarah Flinn had as her guest
over the weekend. her sister, Mrs
Luetta Brown, OF Dallas. Texas.
Mrs. Dwight Wentz OF Georgetown
Texas. who has been spending somf
time here with her parSnts. Mr.. and
Mrs ID w. Chandler, left today "a
meet NNEI MM~nANNNA NAA AAAAHNN lANtN
They will visit relatives In oxford. Pa
Miss Blanche Crawford fell down
stairs at her home here. on Saturday
morning and is now suffering from
bruises and a cut In her forehead.
The Rev. r. y. Moore was the din
nor guest OF Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Ma
clary on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bullen. Ever
son Bullen and Mr.. Roth motOred u
Augustine Beach on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Vernon, Mr.. an'
Mrs. Raymond Zebley and son Blair
Miss Mary Vernon or Claymont, an'
Mr. Rutter Of PHILADELPHIA. Pa. spen
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. c
w. Maclary.
Mrs. +. X. Moore spent Monday ant
Tuesday with her mother at SUNNI
Grove.
Mrs. Mary Pyle or Arden. was tn
guest Of Mrs c. w. Maclary on Tues
day.