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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24
The Doll


 Iuriel Harris, in the North American Review.
 The doll is sardonic creature We know her age to be at least four thou sand years and the perfection of the Egyptian dolls of that period makes 1t certain that her ancestry is considerably more remote than this. Yet she remains unchanged and unchanging throughout history, nursing our delusions, giving us away without scruple, a silent witness to our emotions and our needs, to the futility of all our efforts to present our selves as other than we are, to the de- vastating truth that there is no real dividing line between mortals and Olym- @ians, even between children and grown ups Further, the doll has no respect at all for the question of nationality, so greatly a.ccentuAted of late. There ara nc great nations and no small ones; there are no enemies and no friends among dolls. All of them alike from Greece tu Peru, from Greenland to Abyssinia, from boashevik to imperialist. have dolls can- not do without dolls, are -compelled to preserve in dolls a living testimony that human nature whatsoever and whereeo- ever has weaknesses and foibles that it would under no circumstances admit
 By dolls. I mean those toys that are usually given to children to play with. The reig1ous element does not come in
 
 be . doll proper. The figurines, for in-: ssancA. placed in Egyptian tombs for re- ligtous purposes. are not dolls at all, though they can easily be mistaken for the real dolls found in chiIdren's tombs, but with entirely different functions. Sometimes the two functions are inter changeable. In the Brooklyn museum, for instance. the magnificent collection from New Mexico shows the doll used pri- marily for religious purpoSoG When 1t sias served this purpose, it is made over to tha child. and from that moment be- 4 >on1< doll proper. Similarly in the Ro,fte,snth century royalties used to Ssand 4erh other dolls, primarily to ex- hihit s2Qo them the latest fashion. LAtef uees fashi6n dolls were given to the ch adren and 70 began upon their lsgiti- resee cANsars It 10 ths real dolls, the dolis Fie to ehildreui. who really pre- &Fxe \ ntinuity of history and who 'e ue thcee uhexpectsde glfmrees n<o aE Wc11o xofiection e osaT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24
Nofica
The State of Alabama, Jefferson County:
 Tenth Judicial Circuit of Alabama: In


 ns Tenth sia's Judicisi % Circuit of HiaSams; in wi%Serly wiaSSil Thomas Hardware Co. Com
 piainant. vs. L. E. Dulion. ct al. De-
 The, The bli in this case being filed by the above named complainant against F F. Frye and c. L. Miller. as trustee, under the deed of trust given to secure bonds and tne bs sad desd of trust and others. for the purpose of esta blishins 2 mechanics n .sG D lie. and pGo for ss e
 and it being made d to apRsaT sp the sh register snF defendant. G. L. Miller, as trustee in that certain deed of trust dated Jannary l: 1920. It Page 171. in the office Of the judge of probsfe of Jefferson county. Alabama. given bsma. and a resident Of Atlanta. Fulton yssrs; and t being made to further appear by said affidavit that the rcsidences names, hoidsrs ano and ownsr. of any and all of said bonds. heretofore executed and issued by w. F. Jackson, B. R. Burnhain. l. E. Dulion and N Frye and secured by said deed of truet given by said parties to said 0. L. known known to to the 'sees; eempiainant and cannot be sssi sy ns Birmingham Age Herald. newspaper pub
 ss assk n Urs SFts the said e. IT. Miller. as trustee. as afore- said, and each and all of the owners and holders of any and all of the said bonds heretcfcre executed and issued by the said and N: Fryes and secured by said deed of tfu.t given by said parties to said Q. l. to plead. anSWer or demur to the bill of copplaint as ssnended in this cause. not taiiins so to do. 90 days thereafter decree pro confssso may be taken sgainst .a@ each ana eii ef the hoiders and owners Of any and all of esid bcnds heretofore exc n: 1prnham, |: h. DQlion and N; Frye. which said tonds are secured by the said said 2; r Niiier. as trustee. q hersinabovs
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24

Notice of stockholders' Meeting
 Notice is hereby given that there will be a special meeting of the stockholders of sociation at the main office. 202s First Avenue. Birmingham. Ala on Thursday. pose of increasing the capital stock of the association from six million to nine million dollars. and for the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting.
 H. M. ROBERTSON. President
 w, ". N ROBERTSON. Gen. MKT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24

WANTED--Ingersoll coal punching ma
 chine runners.
 Coal mine contractors General repair blacksmith. Sheet metal workers. Experienced coal miners. Cotfee-te salesnlan; shoe salesman Sheet metal worker, furnace experience. Experienced hardware salesman. White hotel fry cook. Pie and bread baker. Short order cook. Bakery saleslady; waitress. Widowers housekeeper private family. Stenographer. who can teach music. Colored man fire furnace. Porters: hotel maids Colored women cooks; others Rrnducers ARpncY 9l17iA Ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24

Thersis a curious superstition in ven- ice that if stranger dies in hotel the number of his room will be lucky at the next lottery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24

The cinchona forests in Java cover 5000 acres. The larger part of the world $ supply of Quinine comes from that coun- try.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24

repairer. A first class A No. i can that is fast on jack, that
 can operate and keep in first-class con E .dition the following machines: Lanois No.
 12, Champion Peerless straight needle,
 Champion mailer and sugger To such a man will guarantee steady job and first class salary. No others need apply Wire or write D. B. James Shoe Hospital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24
LEGAL NOTICES

StOCkhOIdeFE Meet1nE
 The annual meeting of the stockholders of Stockham Pipe and Fittings company will be held at the offices of the company in Birmingham. Ala, on. Wednesday: January 26, 1921 at D. m., for the election of di-s rectors and for the transaction of such other business as may be brought before said meeting.
 This January. 8, 1s2I
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24


 HOMES FOR SALE ~ FRANK E. CLARK 1927 Jeff. Co., Bank Bldg. Main 6s1s MOUNTAIN TERRACE-One of the most beautifully located lots in Mountain Ter at very low figure. Terns $500 cash, balance at per cent. F.. B. John son, Jemson and Company. Inc. 311 N. goth St. Main 52S0.
 FOR REAL EST ATE ana Insurance. ses Barker Hepdei son and Marks N. 31at ct. lon the vis,luctl Main 75s3. LIST your property with us for quick sale. Lloyd Realty Co., Phone Main 69o0, at 92b Empire Bldg.
 LOTS FOR SALE 1Oi FOR SALE--Centrai Park lot at half its value: well located lot on Holley St. Central Park; good elevation: lot 8, block 20; will sacrific, for s40o, either cash or half cash titis guaranteed by Bir- mingham Title and Trust Co.,; act quick; at the price the lot is gift. w. l.. Scruggs Metropoitan hotel.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-24
MERCHANDISE
AFTf6TEs FOR sAGE
DIAMONDS

t carat, perfect white stone. t475; .s2- carat, very slightly imperfect. $426; perfect, blue-white. s3s5; 2-carat. fine white, s95o. Call 521 Amer. Trust Bldg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
Egg megcenzurazott cikk

.H Alabb kozojk M6lrcz Zsgmond kivalo magyar iro-
lak 6s szeprodami k1itkusnak budapesti ''Az EST
cid lapban kozolt ckket amey amerikai magyalsag
kolteszet6vel foglalkozik
Moricz neltatasai legnagyobbreszt helyesek 1gaza
van, amikor AIT ria hogy amerika magXarsagban oft
lakk magyar faj kolto lele ami vatozk meg meg
akkor sem, ha magyarb6 ame1ika pogar lesz. Teved
azonban Moricz vagy pedig norm'coi hbasak, amikor
Racz-Ronayt mint magyar k0tot emegeti. A nevezett
igen 6l tudott leilri de n regck emlekezn fog
max amerika magyar versere, ame ycket Rudnyanszky
Gvula utan szor6l-szora elnasot
De mem c6lunk a klitkat kritizani. Orvendink
hogy vtgre foglakoznak velik mas szempontbo is mint
csakis doarok szeponta abo de egy dologgal gen is
fogalkozunk
cikk k0zep6n bizonyara meglepi olvas6t, hogy
hjrom vagy n6gy sor X X jeleket koz0l szavak he
lyett Az Mex magyar belyegei es AIT jezik
hogy alnak amerikai magyar dana1, amelyben az
Xek eofordulnak, votak sorai, amelvek mem nyertek
meg cenzor tetszeset.
Ugyan mi lehetett azokban sorokban? Icy topreng
het az olvaso.
Mi sem tuduk, de scjtjJk hogy magyar aki AIT a
k0temenyt irta ki0nthete lekG Habsburg kray vagy
vagy taan aka1nlyen kiraly Gs magnasosztaly ellen
Hszen sok magyar azert van Amerikaban, inert ma
gyar atifundiumos fold rendszer mat tudot fold
h0z megfeelo meg6het6shez jutn. Igaz magyar ember
pedig mindig gyilote IIabsburg nevet
De odahaza ismet kiral lvosdit jatszanak. ITALIAN
gin Habsburg Karolyt akarjak tronra ltetn, hogy
foyatodhassek nagybirto es 0r0k0lt vagyon rendsze
Exert tetszik magyar cenzornak, akirol AIT
mondjak, hogy katona a nehany amerikai ma
gyar verseben Az orszag katona 6rdeke ITALIAN vesze
lyeEetve ettek volna, ha magyar k0zonseg elovasta
volna, hogyan erez amerikai magyar.
Magyarok odahaza! Mem kell nekiink, ha
mem munka es mem kralyosdt akarnk latni, hanem
dern, fejl0deskepes dcmokrakus orszagot Urak! Mem
hatra, hanem elore akarunl haladni
LIE cenzuraval!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
NE FELEJTSE Ell!
A Nagybizottsag marcus 2O-an
TARTJA Macy UNNEPELYET
HASzNOS TUDNIvAL0K
Hogyan f0zziik a hiivelyes f0zeleke.

Hogyan f0zziik a hiivelyes fozeleke-
ket? Alig van haztartas, legyen az a
legel6kelobb, vagy legegyszerubb, ahol
ne foznenek hiivelyes f0Zelekeket, xii
l0nosen t6len Bah, bors6, lencse egy
arant taplal6, izletes etelek, s6t k6t
elobbinek taperteke feler barmely hus-
sal. Sokan vannak azonban, akiknek a
gyomra mem birja ell hiivelyeseket,
kUlonosen babot. Ha azonban a mar
j6 puhara fott babot attorjTk, leg
gyongebb gyomor is k0nnycn meg
emeszti. Minden hUvelyest el6z6 este
meg kell tisZtitani es beaztatni, f6zes
kozben pedig keshegynyi sz6dabikarb6-
idot es tuzel0anyagot takaritunk meg,
hanem az etel sokkal k0nnyebben
emeszthet6. Hogy huvelyesek izet
valtozatosabba tegyiik, a babot lehet
neha edessavanyura csinaini, neha par
szelet kolbaszt koze f6zni, neha pedig
kockara vagott szalonnat. Ilyen es eh-
hez hasonl6 apr6sagokkal meg lehet
az etel iz6t, jelleg6t valtoztatni mial-
tai mem unjak meg oily hamar. A bor-
s6nak igen kellemes izt ad ha kis ma
joranat f6ziink k6ze. Tetejere zsirban
piritott bagymat is tehetiink. Ha eset-
leg kis f6zelek marad, mashap, kell6-
keppen felhigitva, levest f6zhetiink
belole. Igen i6 izt ad a leyesnek, ,ha
zoldseget, kiionosen zellert f6ziink
koze.
Keztyiujjak megerositese. Miutan a
keztyiik tleggyorsabban, az ujjak he
gSfen szskabnak, ajaplstos' mindiaEtl iaz
vi keztyiik uijait megerositeni. EFT
ketfelekeppen csinalhatjuk. Az egy
szeriibb mod az, ha olyan szinii eros Sc
lyemme1, mint a keztyii, bedolgozzuk az
ujjak v6geit sirh, apr6 0ltesekkel. A
mask mod az, hogy regi keztydk meg
epen maradt reszeibol a keztyiujjak
hegyeiek megfelel6 reszeket szabunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10

tam meg szivemet a Kemeny
Gyorgyok, Szecskay Gyorgyok,
Macy Ferenc, Polya Laszlo, Tar
n6czy Arpad tobbiek edes es 81.
kongat6 enekhangjainak, mely-
hez hasonlo csak a gayyarabok
eneke volt magyar multban . i. E.
Ell fognak veszni, ell fognak
veszni ezek a magyarok: mi mar
elvesztettiik 0ket, mem tudva, nit
vesztettiink :. De ok meg mem
vesztettek ell minket: bar mem
tudjak, mi utan esedeznek /. Ki.
mondhatatlan a fajdalomnak, a
szeretetnek, a sziveszakadt ina
datnak az "a tiinderfenyii rajonga-
sa, mivel bujdosok az ohabara
gondolnak, hogy haza vagynak,
a hogy remenykednek, kesziilnek,
jonnek :.
J0nnek: inert tele van a szivuk
langol6 akarattal s b0lcsesseggel
S ICY intik egymast: Oft, Ok, sze-
genyek, jok, hivek:
Ha bolyongsz a banyak fekete tar
l6jan,
Ha eg verejteked gyarak tiizkoh6-
Jan,
Legy hi es tiirelmes, legy okos es
bator,
.Hogy ugy t6rhess vissza,
Mint h6dit6 tabor! -.
Helyes 'es bolcs hang: Magyar
orszag a magyaroke s olyan or
sag lesz, a milyent csinalunk be-
lole. Foldje jo, VIE j6, five j6:
Arpadhon valoban. Egy nagy kert
mex kell lennie Europa kozepen,
buja es gazdag kertnek: ha mi
meg mem epitjiik, megepiti mas.
Sziikseg van lit minden csakany-
ra, kapara, minden kalapacsra,
minden munkaskezre.
Az amerikai magyaroknak le
kell szamolniok azzal, hogy vagy
oft maradnak akkor gyermekeik
mar mem leszpek tobbe magyarok:
s6t lenezik S mcgrojjak sziileiket
szegenysegUkert, tudatlansaguk-
ert s zajukert, a mely szegeny-
s6gre s tudatlansagra 6rizte 6ket
es vedteleniiI, vilag salak janak bo-
csatotta ki: vagy hazajonnek, a
hogy daloljak:
Ha maid lit az ora, akkor virra-
dora
Felkapsz, csedaszarnyon reptile ha-
jora, 81
Hazamegy es mem tursz semmi GU
darsagot,
Teremtesz magadnak
Vi Magyarorszagot!
Oh bar ionnenek, bar johetn6-
mex, bar ICY Observation-Disclosures.
Es az alnerikai magyarsagnak,
barhogy $ barmint tortenik is,
reszt kell yennie f0lenyes n6pkuk-
turajaval, anyagi helyzetenek ere
jewel es szivenek langragyujt6 su-
garzasaval: e szegeny, letaposott,
t0nkrement 6haza ujraepiteseben.
Moricz Zscigmond.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
NYAvALYATORES

A nyavalya torres az agyvel6 beteg
sGge, mely id6k0z0nkinti rohamokban
I fnyilvanul Ezeket a rohamokat aan-
gat6dz6mozdulatok es 0nkiviileti ALA
pot jellemzi. A beteg roham bek0vet.
kezeset csak nagyon r0vid id6vel elot-
tc erzi beg Ha roham rajon, eles,
sikolt6 kialtassal f0ldh0z vagia ma
gat, ugy, hogy gyakran meg az eses
k0zben szenvedett serules is kompli-
kalja a bait Izmai el6szor teljesen me-
rcvek, maid a merevseget rangat6dz6
mozdulatok valtjak fel Szemei rend-
szerint nyitva vannak es felfele for
dulnak, area 6lomsziniv6 valik. allkap,
csait roppant er6vel szoritia 0ssze, oily
annyira, hogy fogaival ,gyakran nyelvet
is megsebzi, szaja pelig habzik. Ez az
allapot legtobbnyire csak nehany perc-
ig tart, beteg fokozatosan eszmeletre
ter, dc meg egy darabig buta es zava,
rodott allapotban van es sokaig er6.
sen faj feje.
Az ilyen beteget hatara kell fek-
tetni, ruhajat Xxi kell nyitni, kiil6n6sen
nyak korul kell szabadda tenni. Osz-
szegyiirt zsebkehd6t vagy egy darab
fat tegyiink fogai koze, hogy ne ha-
Iraphassa meg nyelvet A roham utah
Inincsen sziikseg tovabbi kezelesre, de
azert ne felediuk ell, hogy sokszor a
beteg agyveleje a roham utan nem mil
kodik normalisan.., Ilyen esetben vi
gydzzunk a betegre, hogy kart ne te-
gyen magaban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10

XII az uj keztyut kiforditva, kisza-
bott reszeket finom, apr6 olt6sekkel
odaerositjdk. Az ujjak vege kisse vas.
tagabb lesz ezaltal, de viszont a kcztyii
lcgalabb haromszor annyi idcig fog tar
tani, mint meger6sites nelkiil tartott
vslna4 - vi harisnyakat is meger5sit,
hetdnk olyan m6don, hogy meg miel5tt
elszakadnak, regi harisnyaszarakb6l
talpat szabunk, $ beliil raferceljiik. Ez
aunyival inkabb is ajanlatos, inert a
most vasarolt, mereg draga harisnyak
igen silany min6segiiek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
Bujdoso magyarok szivhangjai.
AMERIKAI MAGYAR K0LToK


vet, feltettem az illuzioimat, fel-
tettem Az amerikai magyarsag
becsiiletet, feltettem a nepkolte
szet szepsegeit, inert nit lehet
varni az egyszerii elemi iskolat
vegzett, vagy meg AIT sem veg
zett magyar publikumtoi. Nit le-
het varni attol az elemtol, a mely-
mex j6forman nlindenSszellemi tap
laleka az elobb letargyalt szenny-
irodalom, a kalendarium. Con
doltam, ha e verseket mem -egy-
szerii, iskolazatlan emberek irtak
is, akkor is Observation-Disclosures kell
az olvas6k szellemi nivojahoz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
Budapest, februar 10.


Valaszul minapi cikkemre, a
melyben megmutattam, milyen
szomoru nepbutitassal van telve
az ugynevezett regi ponyvairoda-
lom, mely d nep szama'ra csupan
betyarregenyeket, sibillakonyye
krtsgyart,, 'tobb, szaz sevyel elayult
izlessel, llondein, erre valaszul
valaki egy konyyet kiild0tt ne
KEN, melyben az amerikai ma
gyar k0lt6k versei vanak ossze-
gyIjtve.
Felve vettem kezembe kony-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10

Xix annyira kulturatlanul mentel
a mask vilagba?. =.
Els lit el6ttem ez a kis konyv
Tizenket koltonek hetvenket YER
Sc. Mem teljes gyijtemeny, in
kabb nagyon is kivalogatott, So
cenzurazott es megis mint egy
maglyarakas tiize lobogott lie
clottem a fenye a tavolban elt
magyarsag lelkielete folott.
Mint a mohamedan Mekka fele
szetsz6rt zsido Palsztina fele
ugy sohajt ez a konyv, terdeirt
borulva, zokog6 imaval hazafele
a sz6ke Tisza, boldog Duna ha
tarai fele.
Mintha egy ember irta, volna az
egesz k0nyvet. Nekink, akik itt
honrol ugy bamulunk feleJuk
mintha egy mas bolygorol ,nez-
nenk, mem bomlik szet egyeni szi
ncire k0lt0knck e koncertje
egy felelmes, feketev0ros tizben
eg az egesz, mintha egy Mars fe-
nye sugarozna fel6nk.
Tizenket k0lt6nek hetvenket
verse, de minden sor eletdoku-
mentum es minden k0ltoi hatas-
nal hatalmasabb ijedelem sail be.
loliik sziviinkre, inert .valameny-
nyi szajbol egy dial zeng, valameny
nyi dalbol egy sziv zokog:
a bujdoso magyar.
A bujdoso magyar, a kit az Oft,
hon eliz0tt! A bujdos6 magyar.
a Xxi a hajoszornyetegek fedelko-
zen gubbasztva, tarisznyan el0d-
We megy at a Wien, rettegve a
vizsgalattol, WALTON eleg epnek,
er6snek talaljak-e, hogy az anne
rikaii gepiszonyatok pariaja le-
gyen A bujdos6 magyar, a
kit "dip6nal" satanoknal rosz-
szabb jigyn0k0k lesnek, 'hogy
utolso morzsaib6 kifosszak a ha-
zai hazaegettet.
A bujdoso magyar, XII nyilt 6s
tiszta tekintettel all kis zsinoros
mandlijaban, szalegyencs labakon
az idegen vilag clGtt s barany
tehetetlensegevel meg az iste-
nekt0l sem ertctt begctessel megy
a legrosszabb "plezekre" S
lcsz "z0Idfiilii, " "grinor" ujonc,
a Xxi ujonca a nelkiil0zesnek a
szenvedeseknek, a Xxi boldog, ha
Itovabb sz0khet kinb6l a nyomor-
ba "lakast vehet potom aron
erd0ben es r5teken D."
Virginia, Colorado telestelc
majnaval. Tele' vannak robotol6,
bevandorlo hangyaval :"
Z hangyak, a xix j0nnek sere-
gest0l, millioszamra remenyiik {:
aincs, az almuk: vagyon ten
godnek, vet0dnek XII banyaba,
gyarba, 6vek soran, at hallgata-
gon :. S kiknek a karjuk lite
sen k6palotak nonek, millio kin
csek t0rnek el6, labaik nyoman
varosok kelnek, wick folyasat
gatba verik f hangyak, a
kikrol senki sem tudja, hogy Ok ez
nemzet, hogy nagygya, dicsove
Ok alkottak s. E hangyak ma
gukra eszmelve, emberre valva, a
tavoli haza fele forditott nedyes
szemekkel mint bujdos6 szegeny
magyarok daloljak e konyv da-
lait.
A szegeny magyar lebermunka-
soknak Ivegtelen aradata, mint
egy kiserteties k6rus fujja e dalt,
bujdos6 magyarok, rabsagban
sinyl0 arva kurucok, a kiknek ke-
zevel az ellen sajat fegyvereit
gyartja es "sirni .ott sem szabad,
hol senki sem latja - Az ide-
genek milliardjai kozt szetporzott
magyarsag zokog: az "idegenben,
gyar toveben k0nnyezgeto magya-
rok - A xix "meghuzodnak,
mint biiszke cog elott szolga-
sagban sziiletett alazat -
Micsoda hallatlan, micsoda ko-
losszalis tragedia hogy magyar
mez0k plros nyaku hangyaja
mindezt tudva, a messzibe megy,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10

Ocean vizenel tengerebb nyo-
lnorusagok fekete habjai zugnak
e versekben es en- zokogva nyitot-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-15
NO ACTON TAKEN
ON INCOME TAX

Mayor Lovern telegraphed to
Senator Phipps Monday morning ask
ing that payment OF the installment
of federal income, tax due June Is.
be deferred without penalty for the
flood sufferers of Colorado. Tele-
grams received yesterday state that
this relief measure Is under consid-
Grafton.
Tho commerce Club also has wired
to Elliott II. Goodwin. resident vice.
president of the National Chamber of
Commerce. at Washington. and to
Senators Phipps and Nicholson and
Representative Hardy. relative to the
installrnent on income taxes. asking
that some postponement be obtained.
without interest.
The wtre states:
IAN immediate eerviee you can
render our community is to secure
postponement without penalty or in
terest OF unpaid Federal income tax
due In 1921. The next payment is
due June is. Not only firms in flood
district which includes the larger
part, but others will require all avail
abe money for unusual condition.
Replies were received that the mat
ter had been referred to Commits
stoner Blair and Secretary Mellon for
action.
Up to last night no definite word
had been received by the Comm erce
club as to disposition of the request
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-15
Philip Bryan Patrick

Philip Bryan Patrick. aged - years.
son Of judge George F. Patrick Of
Ordway. died at his apartments In this
city at O'Clock yesterday. June IL
Deceased is survived by his wife.
formerly Miss Belcher: his father and
mother: brother Guntcr. Of Dem
yer: half brother Dennis Mooney.
and an uncle, W. G.. McAffec. of Las
Animas. His illness had been pro-
tractad.
He was a member of ordway lodge
No. las A F. e. A. NJ, OF ordway. and
of the Kansas City Grotto: also Of
the First Baptist church, this city. He
had been prominently connected with
ranchinE interests near Ordway. and
had been treated at Pueblo hospitals
several times.
Thu funeral viii be held on Thurr-
day ut 10 o'clock under the auspices
Of Pueblo Lodge aS. Masons. and inter
ment will be in Roselawn in charge
OF Mccarthy Brown.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-15
He's No Gutter
Says Lumber Man

Pueblo's slogan: "A bigger and bet
ter Pueblo" and never say die is
most forcibly emphasized by the atti-
tude of Col. T. H. Foley whose extern
sive lumber yards on Elm street. in
Ressemer. were practically wiped out
by IRE on the night of June 3. when
this flood stricken city was devoid OF
water pressure In less than seven
months the Foley Lumber company
has passed thru two disasters entail
ing a loss of something like S150.oOo.
yet when asked yesterday II he was
going to quit the game Col Foley re-
spaied:
mo zir. Most assuredfy I am not
I have already ordered over $50, 900
worth Of lumber from the mills. also
building materials. 1 have gone thru
three disastrous fires since starting in
business in Pueblo some 30 years ago.
vet I absolutely refuse to be laid on
the shelf I was convalesctng at the
home of friends in Stratton park when
ately came to Pueblo to satisfy myself
as to the cause of the confagration.
1t has been satisfactorily proven to me
that the blaze started by the down
pour of rain reaching the lime ware
house. Employees of the yard saved
considerable from the storeroom and
firemen tell mo that IL they had been
able to get so buckets of water from
the hydrants when they reached the
yards they could have put the blaze
out. It was not to be however. as
food waters had put the waterworks
out of commission
We'll. what's to be must be. guess,
so I'm no. worrying. My loss will
approximate $4,000 by this last nre.
partly covered by Insurance. and there
will be some salvage. I have men
now clearing away tho debris to get
ready to receive the hrst shipments of
lumber when they arrive
Let me add this: have great faith
in the future OF Pueblo. Like the spir-
tied business men in the food stricken
district. I won't lay down. but will
devote my energies and capital to
making a bigger and better Pueblo
Admitting I'm not a young man. that
I belong to the veteran class OF this
business community. I insist that there
In plenty OF pep and ginger left in me
yet. It will take more than three fires
to wipe me out. just as 1t will take
more than 4 food such as we had on
June to wipe out the public spirited
nervy business men hit so hard IN
tho stricken district Five years or
less hence you will see hero greater
and better Pueblo than ever. and It's