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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15

Ia behalf of a committee
which had called upon us with
the request that we intercede
in behalf of the more than 600
unfortunate Hungarians held
for deportation ON Ellis Island.
because they have arrived after
the quota for the year from
Hungary had been filled ask
YOU in the name Of humanity
to intercede with the President
that he may exercise executive
clemency in their case. Sew
eral of. those now held on Ellis
Island are relatives of Youngs-
town and Mahoning Valley
residents, many of whom are
citizens of the United States.
It will work a terrible hard
ship il those who arrived here
on account of no fault Of theirs
will be excluded and sent back.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
MEGHOZTAK A AK
HALALOS ITELETET

Meg egy embert talaltak bun0s-
mex az elsofoku gyilkossag vadja-
ban Mahoning megyei eskud-
tex, amikor szerdan este egy ha-
rom nob0l es kilenc ferfib6l all6
eskiidtszek mem ajanlotta kegye-
lemre George Bush nevi feketet,
aki 1920 okt. 27-en agyonl0tte a
szinten meyer Lucius Leet Brier
Hillen. A verdikt utan csak egy
biintetest szabhat XII Anderson BIZ
no es az halal.
Bush immar negyedik halalos
itelet OF heten beliil. Ez nj re-
kerd nemcsak iYomngstownban,
hanem az egesz allamban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
Harman keriilnek
a villamosszekbe
Markovitz K&rolyt is biinosnek
talaltak az eskudtek az els6foku
gyilkossag vadjaban. - Halalos
itslet var ra

A mutt het elejen hoztak meg
iteletiiket az eskiidtek Markovitz
Karoly ellen, aki ellen az volt
vad, hogy Majeszli lstvan nevii
legennyel allatias kegyetlcnseg-
gel meg0lte Korn Stellat, cgy
vallasi Griiletben szenvedo len
gyel leanyt. Az eskiidtszek cIso-
lfoku gyilkossag vadjaban talalta
biin0snek az 81 ewes templomszol
gat. Majeszkit egy hettel meg
Eeloz6leg egg mask cskiidtsztk tn
lalta bunosnek ugyanezen vadhan.
Anderson megyei torvenyszeki
biro, aki elGtt mindket iigvet tar.
gyaltak, meg mem hirdette XII az
Iiteletet, inert megvarja, mig ket
bin0snek talalt ember vedoi bead
jak ~ targyalas irant val6 kerel-
miiket. A pcrfelvetelt mindcn BIZ
zonnyaf elutasitja a biro IS akkor
kihirdeti egyszerre a ket elrete-
miilt ember el0tt t0rxfnv altal
az elsSfoku syilkossagra el6irt itt-
letet, amely ~ halal Is pedig vii
lamos aram altal.
Ez lesz az els6 eset, hogy Ma
honing megyeben egyszerrc hirdet
mex XII kft halalos. iteletet es az
elso eset, hogy egy napon .ket
Youngstown embert fognak kivt-
gezni a columbusi allami frgy-
hazban, felteve, hogy felebbvi-
tell bir6sag helybe hagyia az ite-
letet es kormayzo mem ad kc-
gyelmet. Meg egy rckordot allitott
fel Markovitz cliteltetese. 8
ugyanis harmadik. akit egymas-
utan els6foku gyilkessae vaea5a-
ban talaltak bun0snek Anderson
bir6 el6tt egymast koyetS targya.
lasokon. Az egyik elitelt mar a
columbusi fegyhazban van. Ez
Leroy Tyler meyer, aki egy fatal
meyer lanyon eroszakot kovetett el
es aztan meggyilkolta. Korn Stel-
la gyilkosai is. nemsokara odake-
riilnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
szIvEs ADoMANY

Lapunk mutt heti szamaban Ma
tyaga Jolan tiidobajos, elhagyott
no szamara 0zvegy Varga Istvan-
ne East Youngstownb6l dollart.
ozvegy Karaszi Istvanne helybeli
lakes pedig so centet adomanyoz-
tax. Karaszine a magyarorszagi
szegeny gyermekek szanatoriu-
mara szinten SO centet adott. Az
adomanyokat eljuttatjuk rendel-
tetesi helyere Is csak ARA keriuk
j6sziyii olyasoinkat, hogy a XII
csak teheti, az adjon sz6banfor-
go nemes celra. Adomanyokat
sziyesen atyesziink. .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
DALARDA ALAKUL

A Kossuth Magyar K0zmiivel6.
desi Egylet kebeleben dalarda
fog alakulni a kozel jovoben. A..
dalarda reszere. j6 tanit6t fogad
maid az egylet es az erdekl6des
igen Macy. A k0r vezet6sege fell
keri mindazokat a regi tagokat,.
akik ezelStt is tagjai voltak da-
lardanak es mindazokat, akik tag
jai szeretnenek lenni, hogy az ALA
kitas megbeszelesere jojjenek ell.
szombaton este nyolc 6rara a Kos
suth k0rbe, l24 East Federal st..
ne Sander es Seb6 Lajos. Macy
bizottsagi tagok. Kaluczky Janos,
Gregosits Jozsef, Jurista Istvan es
Macy josef I.
A jelenvelt ujra valasztott tiszt-
yisel9k azoanal letettek hiyata-
los eskit es Z janpari, gyIl&sen is-
met slfeslalitk helyiiket. AZ eyi.
elss4mslist il . jsnuari gyIltsen:
fogiAk ismertstni. A tisgtyiselSi
fizetsssk maradtak q regiben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15

Community Corporation 106 ezer
dollaros inseg segitesi alapjahoz
ol-hazra jarnak maid a gyiij-
tok es kernek azoktol, akik ad-
hatnak.
Kerjiik a magyarsagot, hogy ne
utasitsa vissza kerelmet. Sok
magyar csalad fog segslyben re-
szesiilni ebbol az alapbol. Ma
mar mem szsgyen segelyt kerni
ha a nagy csalados embernek ell
fogyott kis megtakaritott penze,
amelyet jobb idok idejen ossze-
gyiijtott.
Akik adhatnak, adjanak a ka-
racsonyi, keresztenyi szeretet je-
gyeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
Jon a karacsony :!

Mahoz egy hetre orvendezni
fcgnak a gyermekek olyan sziilok
hazaban, ahol meg jut ajandekok-
ra. Sok hazban azonhan hiaba
repes maid a gyermekek szvecs-
keje. A Jezrska az iden mem jo-
het.
Akinek jut Is akinek' telil,
gondoljon azokra, alik szege-
nyek. Ha ajandekot vesz oyer
mekeinek, ne kolts0n annyit, in
kabb vegyen a szomszed gyerme.
keinek is valamit, azoknak ITALIAN
etelre sem jut, nemhogy ajan-
dekra.
Lapunk mai szama es i0v0 heti
nagy karacsonyi szama, amely
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
A.NOvEMBERI A pEDA
0rvendetes emelkedes lathat6 a
kimutatasb6l. - 0t milli6 dollar
raj kevesebb a fizetes. mint
tavaly

A mostani munkaviszonyokat
legjobban azok a hideg szamok
jellemzik, melyek minden h6 ele-
jen kerIlnek nyilvanossagra es
amelyek az elmult h6napban a
nagy gyarak altal bankok ut
jan kezelt pedak 0sszeget mutat-
jak ki.
A novemberi kimutatas a multi
het vegen jelent meg. Az ada.
tok szerint ebben a h6napban 2O4
eyer 112 dollarral nagyobb volt az
0sszes peda, mint okt6berben, a
nikor 9 youngstown gyarak nun,
k&ssi 3 miilio GAS ezer 873 dollart
vittek haza. A noyemberi peda a
legnagyobb junius 6ta, amikor
2 fi<etesek meg mem voltak any
nyira levagva, mint most.
Hogy mennyire, mem megy a
munka es hogy mennyivel alacso-
nyabb a fizetes, azt.:a mult evi
ststisztikayal val6 Ssszahssonlitas.
nqtatja . legjobban. A l,ovem-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15

telistele lesz olvasnivaloval es
szep kepekkel, youngstown, gi-
rardi, ni1esi es warreni kereske-
dok hirdeteseit kohl. Amikor
bevasarol karacsonyra, gondoljon
azolra kereskedokre, ahk hir-
deteseikkel lehetove teszik AIT,
hogy Youngstownban magyar Ia
pot tudunk adni. P&rtolja a hir-
detoket, inert Ok magyar hirdete
seikkel beigazoljak, hogy gondol-
max a magyarsagra es szivesen
la+jak oket iizletiikben.
Vasarnap Youngstown kozon-
se2snek alkalma lesz adakozni a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
CsALADI EsEMENY

Balasko Gyorgyot, Scent Ist-
van egylet nepszerii eln0ket sep
kis leanykayal lepte meg a he
ten neje, szil. Kiss Mariska, az
egesz magyarsdg altal ismert Kiss
Andras Is neje leanya. Gyuri
baratunk ugyan fiut vart, inert
mar van ket sep leanykaja, de
hamarosan megnyugodott Is
egyutt oriilt az orvenddkkel IS
gratulal6kkal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
EGYLETEINK TITKARAIHOz

kerjuk egyleteink titkarait;
hogy azonnal tisztujit6 gyiile-
SEX megtartasa utan hozzak Ell
vagy kiildjek be az vi tisztviselSk
nevsorat, valamint az evi szama-
dasok eredmsnyet, hogy AIT ke-
sedelem nelkil lekozolhessuk. A
nevsor egyszersmind 4 kalauzbsn
is fei lesz hasznalva, ugy, hogy q
kijavitott kalauz mar januar We
gere megjelenhessen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
EGYLETI GYttLEs
A bridgeport szovetsegi tagok
figyelmebe


Tudatom a Bridgeporton szeke-
10 Magyar Segelyzo Szovetseg
helybeli Is. szamu osztalyanak
osszes tagjait, hogy no 18-an,
azaz most vasarnap delutan 2
oral kezdettel fontos gyiilest tar
tunk reformatus iskola gyiiles-
termeben. Kerem az 0sszes tagok
szives megjeleneset, inert elodaz-
hatatlan targyakr6l lesz $40,
Tagtestveri iidv0zlettel
Id. Vasko Ferenc.
iigykezelo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15

Egy bizottsag neyeben, amely
ARA kert benniinket. hogv lep-
junk kozbe onnel annak a 600
szerencsetlen magyarnak erde-
keben, akik lEllis Islandon a
deportalasa varjak azert, inert
a Magyarorszagb6l j0v6 bevan-
dorlok kv6taja bar betelt, ARA
kerjiik, hmogy jarjon kozbe
Harding eln0knel, hogy gyako-
rolja kegyelmi jogat ebben az
esetben. Szamos Youngstown
es Mahoning volgyi lakos ro-
kona azok k0zott van, akinek
vissza kell menni. Sokan ame-
kai polgarok. Rettenetes sors-
csapas tazokra kzerencsetle-
nekre, akik sajat hibajukon XII
viii erkeztek es most visszakiil-
dix Oket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
BUDAPEST NYoMoR

Templomba tette XII gyermekst Blu
dapesten ozvegy serf6a6 .Gyul&ne. Hal
lektalan volt szerencsetlen 6s q cse.
esemojet egy. pesti templomban helyea.
eI. A gyermeket menhazba vittek,
irjak hagulr6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
RAuNT FERJERE-MEa0LETrE

Ferje meggyilkolasara bujtogatott
10th Frigyesne rakamazi j6m6du gail
asszony. A tiszaberceli vasaron ,sze-
rencsstlen 10th Frigyest meggyilkol-
TAX, mint AIT hazulr6l jelentik. Ezek-
utan lecsuktak a feleseget, inert alapos
gyanu. hegy berelte fel gyilkoso-
kat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
ANERIKAI MAGYAR HIRLAP

ber havi peda 192O-ban kozel XII
lenc millio dollar volt, az idei Pc
dig alig erte ell a negy milli6 dol
lart, tehat a Youngstown mum
kasok az iden novemberben a ta-
yalyi keresetnek felet sem kap-
tax.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
EaY DOLLAR Macy yAaYoN
BEcsBEN 4

ls5 ezer korona Btcsben egy fsrfi.
ruha. Hihetetlen, De ICY. van. AZ o,zt.
r1k0k 5000 essts4k koronat adnak egy
auerikai deil&rert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15

! hazavartak, a hosszll tcnneri Mt
htan csak New Yorkig erhettek es
oman visszaviszik 6ket. Igazsag-
talanabb torvenyt meg ncm hoz-
tax Amerikaban, mint czt a bavan-
| dorlasi t0rvenyt es csak AIT ESQ.,
laljnk, hogy Albert Johnson KEEP
olon, aki bevandorlasi biznt
sag eln0ke, meg mem fogott az
sok itok. amelyet az alfalfa seer.
kesztett torveny apjara sz6rna
naponta szazak Is ezrek. Ez
bcvandorl6 gyiil6B most meg szi
gorubb t0ryenyjavaslattal keszT
a kepviseHhaz cle menni.
Mem igerhcttiink semmit a M e
lunk panaszkod6knak. A t6rven,
torveny, de, azert megis megtet
tiik AIT, hogy azonnal siirgony
kiildtiink Davis mnnkaiigyi mi.
niszternek, ARA kervc a munkas
sorsbol magat felkHzd0tt embert.
hogy lepjen kozbe humanitas
neyeben. A bevandorlasi iigyek
ugyanis az 8 minisztcriumaha tar.
toznak.
A taviratot lapunk neveben ar
max kiad6vallalatanak aleln0ke
es iizletyezetGjc, Grosshandler \
ur irta ala.
A tavirat eredeti angol sz0vege
es annak fo"ditasa k6vetke7%
Youngstown, Ohio.
December 18th, 1921.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
RENDKIvtjLI GYttLEs
A Verhovay egylet 108~ik fiokja
fontoS referendum szavazasra
hivja fel a tagokat sxom-
bat estere

A vasarnap megtartott rendes
gyiiles hatarozata folytan ezennel
fellasrjiik a verhovay segelyegy-
let 1O8-il1 fiokjanak 0sszes tag
jait, ferfiakat es noket egyarant,
hogy a rendkiviili konvencio meg.
tartasa felett elrendelt
TAGSZAvAZASRA
okvetlenil jelenjenek meg decem-
Der H., most szcmbaton este pont
fel nyolckor kezd6d6 rendkivili
gyiilesre reformAtus egyhaz
gyiilestermeben. Minden tagnak
kotelessege ugy sajat, mint egy-
lete erdelaeben, hogy leadja sza.
vazatat. AEonkiviii mindenld ke-
retike hogy cinSt hoxga b.
"a tisxtikar lnegbis6s&b6l u
Debrovsslzy Andr4s, elnok.
Hotter Andras, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15

Beee magyar bevandorlas kv6a ere az eyre fo0sle
get vissxakuldk Kerelmink Davis munxaigy minszerhez
deportaara itsltek ko youngstowna hozzatarozoi is
vannQk

New york; ertesiilesiink szerint
Ellis lslandon koriilbelul 600 ma.
gyar ferfi, gyermek es asszony sir
kcsereg es rimankodik, inert az
Egyesiilt Allamok .bevandorlas
toryenyeinek ertelmeben visszavi-
SILK 6ket azokon a haj6kon, anne.
lyeken erkeztek. Betelt ugyanis
Magyarorszagra megszabott hi
vatalos kvota es 1922 junius l-ig
magyart mar mem engednek be az
E2yesilt Allamckba.
Rettenetes azoknak szercn-
cs6tleneknek a helyzete, akik oda-
haza mindeniiket eladtak, hogy a
koronaban vagyont er6 harmad-
osztalyu hajoiegyet megvalthas-
SAX 'es aztan Amerikaban NJ ele-
tet kezdjenek. visszaviszik 6ket
hacsak Harding elnok szive meg
indul g kivetelesen megengedi,
hogy partra szalljanak.
Ma egesz csom6 Youngstown
magyar, akinek rokona vagy is
merose van q viss2atarottak k0-
zott, keresett fel, hogy tegyiink
valamit. Eltekintve penzvesz-
tesegtol, ami szegeny munkas-
embereket eri, rettenetcsen leve-
roleg hat rajuk az borzaszt6
tndat, hogy azok, akiket evek ota
mem lattak es akiket karacsonyra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
My Dear Mr.. Sec y -

Washington, d G..
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-26
SPIDER ADEPT. IN AVIATION
Insect Manufactures Its Own Balloon
and NavI9ates the Air In Ease
and Safety.

Thousands of years before man
made successful balloon IL species
of spider common to all parts of Amer
lea had spun silken airship and gone
riding on the winds at WILL When the
spider desires to take a ride Il sets
Its spinnerets at work. and out pOurs
the silk in liquid form. hardening with
contact with the air. In few mo-
ments dozen silken streamers. 20
feet long, nre waving In the air. The
spider faces the wind, crouches down
and holds tightly to the post or bush,
waiting until Its judgment tells 1t that
enough silk hns been spun to carry 1t.
Then 1t gives quick leap upward. and
the wind bears 1t away. 1t may rise
far above the tree tops or float along
six feet above the ground.
The spider can govern it's flight by
the process Of drawing in the stream
ers when 1t wishes to descend. The
silken cord Is rolled into neat ball
and held just above its jaws. As
the cords shorten the spider sinks.
and just before the ground Is reached
another silken rope Is shot out from
the rear to catch on any rough object
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-26

for that reason are very satisfactory.
Coming to the kitchen, the visitor
finds a small room so designed that
1t will be a positive Joy to the house
wife who will have to spend much Of
her time there. 1t is small, 8 by 12
feet. but equipped with all the neces-
sites of a kitchen. so arranged that
they occupy minimum Of space. In
a room of this size refrigerator, sink,
range and cupboard can be very easily
accommodated. Adjoining the kitchen
is small pantry.
1t goes without saying that the
builder has accomplished something
very much worth while in constructing
home like this. He has killed ''two
birds with one stone" as the saying
goes, by building pretty and COM
Portable home at a very reasonable
cost AS an economical type of build
ing the bungalow stands In a class by
itself. That perhaps accounts for its
great popularity which seems to gain
impetus as each day passes
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-26
PREVENTING DECAY OF WOOD
Forest Products Laboratory Olives
Some Valuable Hints to Both
Builders and Architects.

The chances Of Infection Of timber
by Notwithstanding fungi, while 1t is
under the care of an architect in the
structure may be greatly reduced by
following the hints issued by the for
est products laboratory, Madison. Wis.
The material should be stored on
well-drained ground. where standing
water or overflow water may not reach
it All rotting or infected debris
should be collected and burned. Sound
lumber should not be piled along with
infected lumber. Weeds should be
removed from about the piles to allow
q good air circulation.
The foundation should be Of a ma
terial free from decay and should be
high enough to allow good ventilation
beneath the stacks. In humid regions
the stack should be on foundations 18
to "a inches from the ground. Wood
treated with antiseptics, concrete
brick or other durable material should
be chosen for foundation. The
foundations should be built 80 that
the piles will slope approximately one
inch to every foot Of length.
In most regions. lumber should not
be close piled In the open. but should
be thick. Lateral spacing Is also very
desirable. Roofing or cover boards
should be used on the piles and should
extend over for several inches in front
and back.
Wherever infected or decayed mate
rial is observed either in the piles, or
foundations, or the sheds, 1t should he
removed Immediately to prevent con-
taminatlon Of sound material. The
material in close contact with the in
fected material should he carefully In
spected to detect decay. and, II in
fected, an antiseptic solution should
be applied. Water-soluble salts, such
a. sodium fluorld, mercuric chloride,
zinc chloride or copper sulphate are
recommended
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-26
wh.. Every City n..d..

Fault finders are numberless. who
stand with harsh censure and snap
Judgment upon what the toilers are
doing. says the Philadelphia Ledger.
The toilers are too busy doing the
work of the fault finders, and they
cannot stop to explain What every
plantation of human beings is In need
of, II 1t Is to flourish, Is group OF
men such as Ito give but one shining
example) the late Albert F.. Turner.
who love others better than they love
their own ease and quiet and spend
themselves In unselfish endeavor. No
man gets the name Of civic patriot
by doing things simply for himself.
He must serve the public interest and
the general good, not his own pocket ;
while the range Of his charity may
cover the whole world, 1t should. In
the homely phrase, come home t.
roost" In his own town.
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-26

than the one shown here. 1t repre-
sents wonderful combination Of
charm and utility, an attractive ex-
terror md well laid out interior. With
these two qualities. a home IL salts
factory.
Built Of frame. painted an immacu-
late white, the house has a very hos.
pitable entrance, one that beckons the
passer-by. A glass-paneled door opens
the way into the house. II is set In an
artistic frame, so TO speak. with a
quaint hood above, electric light, nnd
delightful terrace. enhanced by two or
namentai flower urns. The floor Of the
terrace Is concrete and Is set about
two feet above the walk Long case
lnent windows In groups of three fur
nlsh the light for the large rooms In
the front Of the dwelling and also add
much TO the attractlveness Of the pie
ture. The front door leads Into the
living ROOM one OF those large ram
bling Iounging places that have come
to mean 50 much in the happy home
It Ia the center Of family life and
consequently cannot be overlooked.
This one ls particularly bright and
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-26
Home bulJlI,l||
Helps 7 |
MOVE FOR BETTER cITIEs'
Active Campaign Begun In okIahoms
-cash Offered for the "ssst
Home Town."

1t looks as II 1t were going to be q
good year for children in Oklahoma.
Following the example Of Kansas in
instituting "Better cities campaign"
the Rotarian club Of Shawnee has Of
fered cash prize Of $2,5OO to any
middle class city In Oklahoma which
by November 10. 1921, will score the
highest as good place in which to
bring up family, Shawnee itself be-
ing now an example in that respect.
Kansas started 1t. An active cam
paign In that state to determine which
Of its cities was best adapted for the
bringing up Of the coming generation
was held during 1915-1917. There
were S5 cities in the list Of entries,
each endeavoring to show cause why
all parents should register as citizens
within its precincts. Winfield won
the first prize Of $1,000 and Okla
hOma, being the next outdoor neigh
Dor of Kansas, was not to be out
done in the way Of Indicating what
its cities could offer for family resi-
dence.
The idea of better-cities campaign
began with William A. McKeever Of
the State University Of Kansas. In
order to make the local campaign
more effective, the state board of edu-
cation urges that control committee
consisting of representatives from the
home, the school, the church, and the
community be appointed to kelp tho
town to set Its best foot forward as a
better city for better children and bet
ter parents.
There is an official scorecard, which
provides ten points for judging. Fa
cilities for play come first, for indus
try second, followed consecutively by
points for schools, health, scoutcraft,
moral safeguards sociabilIty. religion,
service and housing. Mr.. McKeever
may be addressed at Lawrence. Kan.
in care of the state university, If you
wish to find out more about better
cities campaigns for your state.-Pic-
torial Review.
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-26

cheerful because of the double set OF
windows ON front and side. 1t Is IL
feet g inches by IA feet. which IL un
usually lnrge for such small home.
. Through an open doorway of ample
width the dining room is Seen dividing
the width of the house with the living
$ room. II Is also n cOmmodious, sp''
cious room, 1S feet @ Inches by u feel,
with seven windows in all, two sets on
: the side and set Of three III froh'
facing the street.
The dining room affords access to
the kitchen at the rear through II sin
gle door and to a side hall through
sn open doorway. This hallway, run
ming parallel to the front of the house,
leads to the bathroom nj the far END
of the house and the two bedrooms.
: very conveniently grouped with regard
10 the living quarters. Secluded MS
they nre. they AFFORD members OF the
fauily chance to rest even though
Some activity IL going ON In the living
room The bedrooms are small, bu,
do not contain amy waste space ana
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-26
Proving Value Of Birds.

The passage oi the migrnlory-bird
treaty act, IL Is estimated. has result
ed In II total return, in actual food
value. to the hunters of tht United
SintcS OF more than $20.0ODW State
officials have notified the biological
survey of the United States depart
rlent of Agriculture that in Minnesota
alone hunters report 2.O5S,lW ducks
killed In 1910 AS ench of these birds
may bc considered To have food
value Of ai least - cents, the total
return from them II, food to this one
state was about 81 .3O0,NO. If it had
been possible to sell these birds, they
would have brought twice that
AMOUNT The great value of game to
the country Is thus mn'ir evident.
The Glenwood post., 1921-03-26
Mr.. Ein.tein,s Restraint.

Bnrney Barnard. the Hebrew come
dian. says n cU.IcIigiOnist Of his was
called Oh The telephone by the cashier
OF the bank where he kept his funds.
to be Informed that his account up
penred Overdruwn to the extent nf
$l7M
us thai so?" inquired the depOsitor.
Say, listen. mister. would you look
and soc how much money OF mine was
In your bank one month ago tOtlay?"
books the cashier reported. Zone
month ngO today. Mr.. Einstein you
had a credit OF $220.'
"SoOO!" said Mr.. Einstein. well.
did l cuIl you mp?"- Saturday Evening
Posi-