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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1920-11-05

The following is a part of Mr..
Wickersham's argument:
"Mr. President, | should like to
make one or two brief observations
with respect to the subject now I'M
der consideration, because it involves
a fundamental conception of govern
ment. Sometimes during this debate,
Mr.. President, ii has seemed to me
that there was misconception on
the part of some of the speakers OF
what was before the House and what
was under debate. Sometimes it has
seemed to me that anyone sitting in
the gallery would have thought that
the representatives of the majority in
this body were seeking to inject, for
the first time in the history of the
jurisprudence of this state, novel
provision in Constitutional govern
ment.
But, Mr.. President, the men OF
that Convention (l8o4) did more than
make an apportionment, which was
called for by the circumstances OF
that time. They realized-I do not
need to say to those who were in that
convention, they realized the difficult
ties of such body dealing with that
subject, and so they sought, while
making an apportionment to undo
the political inequity which had been
committed but two years before,
They sought to lay down rules under
which in the future reapportionment
could be made to meet the demands
of growing population, almost auto
matically, and without the great I'M
certainties, the heart burnings. the
wire pullings which have attended
the making of that apportionment
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1920-11-05
IN THE OBSOLETE CLASS

Uncle Sam has driven the words
beer, "ale," and porter" into the
obsolete class. Internal Revenue
Commissioner Williams has directed
that these words must not be printed
on labels of cereal beverages, even
though the same are notwithstanding
and within the law as to alcoholic per-
centage. Hereafter labels must con-
tain one of the following legends:
Alcoholic content less than one-half
of per cent by volume" docs not
contain one-half Of per cent of al
cohol by volume" Contains no all
cohol." ~
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1920-11-05
Wet Candidate Publishes Platform Opposing Prohibition En-
and Opposing Legislative Limitation of Chicago

Cook county has thirty-eight,
ten less than population de-
mands. With this usurped
power the down state forces
are endeavoring to permanently
deprive Cook county OF her
just power in law making.
Just representation in de-
mocracics is fundamental, as
held by William Penn and
Rouseu, that no fundamental
law can be valid when passed
without the assent OF the people
who are bound and governed
by it.
Il am opposed to appropria-
tons for the present misrep-
resentative Constitutional Con-
vention. and no convention
should be called until based on
fair apportionment.
Personal Liberty and Home
Protection
81 am in favor of the largest
liberty of the individual con-
sistent with public order, and |
shall advocate that the Legis-
lature apply for a convention OF
the states to rcscind the Pro-
hibition Amendment.
81 am i'll favor of protecting
the sanctity and inviolability of
the home. and shall work for
the repeal of the Search and
Seizure law"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1920-11-05

of the state steadily decade by de-
cade, do we want to adds it states
manlike to add forced draft to that
movement by saying to the people,
"If you will only go to New York
you can control not only the city of
New York but the state of New
York;" 1t seems to me, sir, that it
is situation where that college teach
ing which l quote has a great deal to
say for itself, that the mere rule of
representation by number i'll this in
stance ought to be modified in its
application to human affairs. ;"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1920-11-05
Agriculture the Backbone of
Civilization

THAT may seem an established
proposition but if the members of
this convention will read the agri-
cultural papers not in this state alone,
but in other states, which the gentle
man from Westchester occasionally
reads, they will see that it is not Of
fensive to the thought which | am
trying to place before this conven-
ton.
Nov, sir, if under the operation of
economies and social laws the city of
New York has gained population at
the expense OF the agricultural part
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1920-11-05
"Reapportionment of State

Reapportlonment OF state
II shall insist on an inmedi-
ate redistribution of the state
for legislative, congressional
and judicial purposes. Cook
county is entitled to three
members of the Supreme Court,
and to two additional Con
gressmen. Cook county is en-
titled to twenty-four state Sen
ators instead of nineteen, and
to seventy-two Representatives
instead of hfty-one. The Con
stitution commands re-dis-
friction of the state every ten
Years. But this mandate has
been ignored for twenty years,
giving the down state control
of legislation against the will
and interests of the millions of
citizens in Cook county.
"On this unjust apportion-
ment the membership of the
present Constitutional Conven-
ton is based. and the down
state membership is sixty-four,
ten more than is equitable, and
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1920-11-05
Districts in New York City
with 100000 Population have
No Greater Representation
than Upstate Districts with
100000 Population

Your answer is that Senatorial
districts in the city of New York with
population OF more than 100000
souls are entitled to only the same
representation as the Thirtieth Sena-
torial District comprising Washing
ton and Saratoga counties, with l09,-
o95 people. Your answer is that the
great county of Queens with $4,000
population shall be limited in Sena-
torial representation to one Senator
while the same representation is
given to the thirty-one Senatorial dis
tricts outside OF the greater city with
all average population of 100000.
Your answer is that it is right that
the city of New York with 81 per
cent of the population shall have but
twenty-one Senators while the rest
OF the state shall have thirty Your
answer is that in 1920 when the city
of New York will have 6604,l2S pop
ulation, and the balance of the state
4,o3l 400, the minority shall govern
the majority. Your answer is that
the representatives of minority OF
the people shall have the right to tax
the majority for the enrichment of
the minority.
who will say that it is not an
abridgment OF my right to vote for a
state Senator, when the vote of my
friend, Mr.. Quigg, in Columbia
county. counts at least twice as much
as my vote in New York City?
"The spirit and believe the letter,
OF this amendment should have de-
TERED the Constitutional Convention
of 1894 from its wholly unjustifiabe
attack upon the right OF equal man
hood suffrage. believe it will deter
the men of this convention from re-
peating the same error, if they fully
realize the danger which turks behind
the proposal.
"1f in written Constitution we
guarantee equality to all men, and in
the same breath destroy that equality
by giving one man privilege denied
to his equal, how can we in the halls
of Congress and elsewhere proclaim
the doctrine that no law shall be
passed that has for its purpose the
curtailment of right and privileges OF
this sovereign state? II VIC ruth
lessly violate the very first article Of
our Constitution. that No member
Of this state shall be disfranchsed, or
deprived of any of the rights or priv
ileges secured to any citizen thereof,
unless by the law of the land, or the
Judgment of his peers how shall we
be able to raise a powerful and de-
terrent hand against those who would
assail us? 5000
"The total assessed valuation of
personal property and the equalized
value of real estate in the state in
1914 was Sll 1885, l37 III. Ot this to-
tai, New York City's share was ST.
$50, 4o7 $40, or about 20 per cent of
the new direct state tax for 1915, and
the balance of the state 80 per cent.
This does not include the moneys col
1ected by the state in the city OF New
York from the operation Of the
Transfer Tax Law, the Stock Trans
fer Law, the Corporation Tax Law,
the Mortgage Recording Tax Law,
and the Excise Law. The proposition
under discussion is defensible, if at
all, only upon the theory that legis-
lative representation by majority rule
is wrong and should be prohibited. "
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1920-11-05

NOTE-The following. spelling
and all. is from the Platform OF
Principles of one of Chicago's
candidates nominated in the Sep.
TENDER primaries for the state Sen.
ate. 1t shows what would be done
il it were possible and explains as
clearly as words can explain why
the Anti-Saloon League is taking
part in the fight for the limitation
of Chicago in both Houses of the
Legislature.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1920-11-05

calitics which have since not only
doubled but quadrupled in popula-
ton.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1920-11-05

thirty-eight per cent, putting any one
city at the mercy OF the state. This
is the percentage that has existed in
our General Assembly for the past
twenty years.
This is the percentage that exists in
this Constitutional Convention. This
is the percentage which the majority
report asks you to make permanent
for Illinois. Let US see how it works.
Session after session a strenuous eff
fort is made to wrestle the control of
the House of Representative from
the Cook county delegation, but our
distinguished officer OF today always
wins out.
Chicago Influence in Convention
He appoints all committees and
runs the entire show. In this con-
vention through the facts that twelve
OF the Cook county delegation could
not attend a Republican caucus, we
were able to prevent the Cook county
delegation from having nominal con-
troll. But take your little Consttu-
tional Convention hand book from
your vest pocket, read over the names
of the members of the one committee
that is manipulating this convention,
read over the names of the chairmen
of the principal committees, and then
decide for yourself if the downstate
spirit is in control; decide for your
selves if Chicago with thirty-seven of
the one hundred members Of this con-
vention is being crushed under the
heel, is having its neck wrung, is be
ing forced to conduct another Boston
Tea Party. AS to that little reference
to a Boston Tea Party, let me say
that taxation with representation is
one thing but representation based up
on taxation is quite another. Do you
want the millionaire or the rich COM
munity to be represented in proper
ton to his or its wealth? Half the
property of Chicago is intangible
property, and the county of Winnie
bago pays more taxes on intangible
property than does Cook county. The
little town of Aurora has more pianos,
according to the assessor, than the
entire city OF Chicago. There are few
tax laws for Chicago that have to be
regarded; household furniture is not
property Many skyscrapers in Chi
cago are assessed at small portion
OF their value if the owner has been
wise enough in his political affilia-
tons. Assessors and members Of the
Board of Reviews are great party as
sets Party Committeeman distribute
the tax schedules and advise the asses
sor. If taxes are to be considered in
establishing a basis for representa-
ton, let it be on that ratio between
the amount paid and the amount that
should have been paid.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1920-11-05
Chicago and State Compared

Chicago may some day have seven
ty-fve per cent of the population of
Illinois. She should be we'll represent
ed in both houses then and now.
Eighty members in the House and
nineteen Legislators in the Senate will
be able, in the future as in the past to
adequately represent one community.
On a basis of votes cast at the last
presidential election, and that is
fairer basis of representation than
the total population, Cook county is
entitled to very little more than she
is getting under the majority report
here submitted. In 1916 her vote was
only Sl5,133 to 1876 downstate.
Each Chicago Senator would be rep
resenting $4,000, each downstate Sen
ator 40,239. Discrepancies ten times
greater occur between the various dis
tricts of Cook county at the present
time. But the downstate members
will go farther, admitting that Cook
county with thirty-eight per cent of
the General Assembly can exercise a
sane control over state legislation
we are still willing to>do more and let
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1920-11-05
Fair and Effective Limitation


Thirty-eight per cent OF the stock
of any corporation means reasonable
control if the balance is scattered
among a large number. The railroad
manipulation, Hartman, is reported to
have said that thirty per cent of any
railroad was all he cared to own.
hear someone say that | am making
an argument in favor of a greater
limitation than thirty-eight per cent,
| do not think so. | am not in favor
of severe Limitation, either in one
house or both. There is a great dif-
ference between a control that is Sc
cured through thirty-eight per cent
and one that comes through ffty-one
per cent. The first has to be temper
ed with reason to maintain itself The
latter can and often does become
criminal. | am not worried over Chi
cago's present control of the General
Assembly. 1t is the future that we
should fear.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
KERESZTELESEK

l. B0jthe Janos, Gernycszcg,
Maros- Torda m, es nejejj Meri
Maria, Zala m, Fcls6lakos, fla
Andras es Oliver nevrc. kcr. ez. f:
Szalai Josef IS nejcj, SZilagyi
Anna.
2. Kis Samuel, Borsod m, Zilicz.
es nejc Kreicz Maria, Abauj m,
Perkupa, fla Istvan nevre. Ker.
ST.: Olah Tamas Is ncjc Kollath
Margit.
3. Hiovszky .Janos, Abauj m,
Jazs6, es neje, Tokai Erzstbet,
Zempl6n m., Kiralyhelmecz, lea
nya Erzsebet ntvre. Kcr. 81. !:
Macy Laszlo es ncje Tokai Maria.
4. Beres Istvan, Borsod M, III
licz, es ncje Vadaszi Julianna,
Borsod m., Zilicz, leanya Magdol-
ma es Jolan nevre. Ker. 81. Ko-
csis J6zsef fs ncjc Gy. Kovacs
Magdolna es Moskm Istvan es
neje Kosztin Theodore.
5. Liska Sandor, Zempltn M,
Ricse. es nejc Kuni Erzsebet lea
nya Erzsebet es Borbala n6vre
Ker. 81: Bojza Ferenc cs neje
Tim6 ErzStbet.
6. Zelena Jozscf, Borsod m..
Szuha-Kall6, 6s neje Bacskay
Borbala, Kis-Geres, Zempltn m.,
leanya Margit es Jolan nevre.
Ker 81: Ond6 Istvan es Bosnyak
Fcrcncne, sziil. Bacskay Lidia.
T. Fodor Gyula, Szabolcs m.,
Nagy-Varsany, Warren, O., es
neje, Fazekas Tertz, Szabolcs NJ,
Kisvarsany, fla Gy1,la nevre. Ker.
81. Ris Karoly 6s neje Fodor Esq
ter.
s. Parva Janos, Grohot, Auszt-
ria, Warren, O., ts neje Fodor
Ilona, Szabolcs m., Nagy-V -Varsany,
leanya Ilona nevrc. Ker. sziil.:
Fodor Gdbor ts neje T0r0k Erzs6-
bet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
AvERBECk
DRUG co.
BERBEAD0 FARM
is West Federal Street

Egy 199 akeros, j6l felszerelt
farm, kozel nagy varoshoz es jo
piachoz, berbead6, esetleg elad6.
A farmon lev6 j6szag es gazda-
sagi gepek megvehet6k a tulaj.
donost6l. A felszereles Is j6szag-
allomany $4,000. Cimem: Stephen
10th, 620 Steel st., Youngstown,
Ohio. tf2;=l9, 2G, 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
Magyarok, besz6lgessiink !!

lL1ZEN harmadik uj hirdete-
semben csak rovidre foglalom
altalanos mondokamat, nagy
elfoglaltsagom Matt.
Eszrevettem, hogy egyesek,
akiknek megjegyzeseimmel tud-
tara adtam, hogy ne hazudoz-
zanak, hanem huzodjanak be
csigahazaikba inert mas
ugy sincs - es vonuljanak Ell
innet vadasszanak mas vide
keken balekokra, inert Youngs-
town, Sharon s ezek videkei-
nek jo nepet nem engedjtk,
hogy hazug hirdetesekkel es
hamis igeretekkel felrevezes-
SEX.
Ezen alakok nemelyike ugy
latszik, nem akarja megerteni
figyelmeztetesemet s tovabbra
is jartatja a bagoragojat: ha-
zudozik es valotlansagot hirdet.
Tndtara adom ezeknek. hogy
nehanyat en- mentettem meg a
.bortonbiintetestol, amely ,sak
ugy fog elmaradni, ha hirdete-
seikkel es hazugsagaikkal ia
jekunkon felhagynak.
Mert van am Ohio es Penn
sylvania allamokban banktor-
veny is!
Barataim koziil sokan ker-
dezik, hogy a jelen zavaros
idoben mitevok legyenek a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26

Az utazast ugyan a je-
len idoben nem ajanlom,
inert ehseg van S a vonat-
0sszekottetes szen,hiany
miatt igen lassu es kolt-
seges, de ha mar vannak
olyanok, akik mem akar-
max varni es mindenaron
hazakivankoznak, ne men
.ienek New Yorkba, de for
dulianak sajat erekuk-
ben bankjaimhoz S intez-
tessek ell minden utazas
hoz sziikseges dolgaikat,
hogy hiaba ne koltsenek
es ne pazaroljanak idot
New Yorkban.
New Yorkban mar evekkel
ezelott megalapitottam az
Ocean Travellers Transfer uta-
20 irodat, 1nelynek cine 297
10-ik avenue, ahol utasaimat
sAJAT MEGBIZoTTAIM ve-
silk vedelembe es kenyelmes
otthonnal es utbaigazitassal
latjak ell sajat felelossegemre,
a legjutanyosabb arak mellett.
Azert pedig garantalok, hogy
MEM RABOLJAK MEG penz-
valtas vagy utlevel beszerze-
sekert.
Ha szandeka van csaladjat,
rokonat vagy ismer6set kiho-
zatni, forduljon bar1nely iro-
damhoz ahol nemcsak becsu-
letes tanacscsal lesz ellatva,
de regi 0sszek0tteteseim reven
Europa minden kikotojeben
sajat megbizott embereim fog
jak az utasokat j6tanacsokkal
segiteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
Penzkuldessel

Kiildjenek-e penzt minot az
o-hazaba? Kiilon0sen most,
midGn a korona erteke oily bor-
zaszt6an leszallott s ezzel seem.
ben a dollar vasarlo kepessege
egesz Europaban oily oriasi
mertekben megn0tt.
Valaszom kovetkezo: van-
csak a reskapujat sem kepes
max esetek, mikor ,SzUKSE-
GEs, HOGY PENZT KULD-,
JON, vannak azonban esetek,
mikor AIT kell mondanom,
hogy NE KULDJ0N.
KtjLDJON PENZT, csakis
megbizhat6 bank altal, SEE
geny csaladja, rokona vagy ba-
rata segelyezesere, ere nagy
sziikseg van az csak mese,
hogy otthon van penz eleg,
csak vasarolni nem lehet erte.
KtjLDJON PENZT, ha oda.
haza barmilyennemi tartozasa
vagy ad6ssaga van, most AIT
kGnnyen rendezheti.
KtjLDJON PENzT, ha Eu-
r6paha szandekozik visszaterni
ott letelepedni. Vegyen bir-
tokot most, ne varjon, mig ide-
gen nemzetek a)attvaloi ORA
el0tt megveszik a magyar va.
gyont, inert AIT bizonyara mem
hinne el, hogy peldaul Buda.
pesten egy Andrassy uti palo'
tat harom millio koronaert
vett meg egy angol, hogy 9
magyar f6varoshan urizaljon
Hat ez ugyan sok penz, ugye
bar honfitars, de szamitsa csal
at dollarertekben, a jelenleg
arfolyam mellett Is ezer dol
lart tesz XII. Exert a penzer'
pedig annak a palotanak mes
csak q rezkkapujat sem kepe'
megcsinAltatni.
ERTI?! ERTI?!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
n@ koreb0l EH

Leikesz: Gerer.lay l.aszl6. Ma
honing Ave. Telefon Bell l42, Auto
matte 1927. Gondnok Geressy San
dor. AS Dakota st. Tolefon Auto
matte 4771. Penztarcs Menyh6rt Ja-
nos, TAI Mahcning Ave. Telefoniai,
mint Ielk6sze.
KEREsZTELEsEK
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
A Nemzetkozi
KEN
Egy hires amerikai regeny utan
magyarba athletic
NEMENYI MIKL6s ERN0.
(Folyta atas)

.okos no vagy, zs6fa mondoam dvatosan Iogyan aka
rod tervede vdghaaG Fctdeezem hosy Ok maid atn akar
jak holttestemet.''
El6vette a kis kulcsot ncyet mar egyszcr cram
"Jer velem.'
Kovettem, aze8tt a6szoban zart ai6iu celia ka
polna ajtaahoz Knyoa aj6t es sm6t belepnk viasz
gyeyak srgs spadt fenyen kons ltvany rult Gle
OFT fekudtem en- telies diszben a ravataon.
magas fekete feh6r pel takarta A kopors6ban
en- voam vagy jbban mondva mason vaszbo ktn6en ke
halott kezeben pamaag mig ajkan szokhs
rnt penzdarab Dacara onuramamnak negborzadtam.
"A nagyszeren rendezted el mondtam rovd szunet
utan. De keegie maid 6ket egySzeru szemleG'
mem hszem Kenytelen leszcl magad haa tetetn ro
vd d6n at A2tan maid lit ejtk adg mig utdnzatot
helyetted eltemetjuk.'
'Menjunk mask szobaba bovebben
szeunk surgettem Ez eppen legkelemesebb atvany
Amint kmentGnk ceabol tokban meggyeltem aj6 zar
M zarak mind kvUr volak vagys masszdva ha megenged
nem hogy ceszer mazobdba bezaranak bios barnG
kenyre kegyre fogya ennek.
''Nos s myen m6don gondood hogy halottnak
gamat9 kfrdezem amnt mt helye oglaltunk budorban
hercegn6 kinyto kis sekrfnyt t kivet parany
;6 edugaszolt Ivegcset.
.sLenyeed orvossagot,' eec Ezt magamnak ktszi
evve ezelG amkor bevetele tal gondoam
menekiuni kinz6m6l'
Kvettem Hveget kezeb6 elmescn megvzsgaam Mem
volt rajta feiras benne ev6 foyadek tsen snteen volt
''Ot perccel azuan, hogy enyeed magyaraza
Zs6fa kezd tested elhdgu E6szor ke2ek bak aztan
lassankin r agyada elvezed eszmedet mig t
megmeevedk Arcod oily apadt lesz mint holak 6s szve
verese is elall'
''Meddig tart ez a etszhalottsage'
K0rubeu "a 6rag tobb vagy kevesbbe Ez eser6t6 fgg
Szlardan Is komoyan neztem szemebe Elpru & crGsen
keett de szemet sutotte lie.
'A1iyen ize9' kerdeztem
!. Ksse kesernyes = s~e
'.Akkor vizzel fogom bevcnni.''
akarod ugy borral ihaod meg egy uveg finom
tokaji'
Ezzel fall szekrenyhez es kivee p6khal6s i've
get
fogom nekik mondan hogy borba on5ttem mtrget,
mely megolt.'
lnkabb vzze veszem be- kosonom BORT AIT kar evve a
keserH tallal elronani Hook vized mask szobab6
Maid hozok mondotta gyorsan es bement ha6szobaba
egy k ebena asztaon haamas knai porcelain
pedenyben gy6nyorn vrag szett Egy masoderc
huzan ivegcse ug6a ts foadekot bc6ntottem ket
crep k3z urbe lsme bedugaszolam uveget meye azn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26

Melyikiinknek mines most
par szazezer koronajt? Ami
jelenleg ugyanannyi ezer GEN.
tet sem tesz XII amerikai penz-
ben?
Magyarok, xix a hazaba
vissza szandekoztok ter
nj, ne engedjetek meg,
hogy a magyar birtok ide-
gen nemzet kezere kerul-
ion. Forduljatok hozzam
bizalommal, inert megbiz-
hato, becsiiletes S hozza-
erto hazai megbizottjaim
utjan 'Magyarorszag bar
melyik videken veszek
nektek hazikot kerttel,
lakhelyet udvarral, birto-
kot vagy palotat es ura-
dalmat, megszerzem az
0sszes hiteles okmanyo-
kat, -veteli szerzode-
seket, hivatalos okmanyo-
kat es tudom, hogy meg
lesztek elegedve.
N E X U l. D JETEK
azonban penzt spekulacio-
ra, ehhez legtobbje mem
ert S mem szegeny mum
kas embernek valo a spe-
kulacio, EFT nemcsak most,
de mindig mondtam, de
new york; Trust Go. es
bankarok hirdeteseire So
kan spekulaltak S hova
tiint ell a sok millio dollar,
amt koronabetetekre ad-
tatok, magyarok?
Keszpenzt ne vigyetek
magatokkal, magyarok,
ha hazautaztok, inert igen
sok honfitarsatok penzet
raboltak mar ell New
Yorkban es Furopaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
VICYETEK
MAGATOKKAL
I kTER NATIONAL
\ -. BANK 49,.
G. v. n A M RY
.(,SEKK-ET

azaz P i NzU T A L
v A N Y T, amelyet bar
mely europai bank es a
volt osztrak- magyar mon
archia barmelyik penzin-
tezete TELJES OSSZEG-
BEN AZONNAL KIFI-
ZET. A csekket ellophat-
jak, vagy elvesztheti, a
penze megis megmarad,
inert en- masolatot adok
dijmentesen s ez epugy
bevalthato, mint az ere
deti.
ERTI?! ERTI?!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-15

but for informal wear the longer Rus
sian casaque affairs and smocks are
more popular. Many women have
become SO attached to overblouses
that they have filled theiS summer
wardrobes with pretty models Of
many different fabrics in many bril-
liant hues. They will wear them with
fresh white skirts of silk or cotton,
with novelty silk sports skirts of with
skirts to match.
Here is a very graceful and cool
model fashioned of exquisite white
georgette in the Russian blouse style
1t is made on rather Straight lines
with silken cord marking the waist
line. The upper part of the blouse
and the sleeves are daintily embroid-
cred in a pretty shade of blue and
there is a border of the embroidery
about the lower edge OF the blouse.
A white Georgette hat is worn with
this blouse which is rather unique for
it is trimmed with black straw seweh
on in lines which radiate from the
base of the crown. A wreath Of
daisies encircles the crown.