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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-28
exceeded the supply,

exceeded the supply.
James Hildebrand, of ST. Elmo, is
still in, a Washington Hospital re-
ceiving treatment for trouble result
ing from an automobile accident. He
is making good progress towards re
covery, and hopes soon to be at
home again.
Alma Keys, daughter of o. L. Keys,
in st. Elmo, had a party Wednesday
hight in celebration Of her tenth
birthday. About twenty friends and
-ch3oimates were there and had q
real good time" Among those pres
ent were: Ruth Varney, Geneva and
Gertrude Helton, Emma and Cathe-
inc Ccbean. Elizabeth and Catherine
Adams, Gladys and DeVau@han Bay,
iss, Lea Skinner, Annie Mcbride,
Margaret Damscn, Carrie Hedding,
Emily Woodward, Anna Ethom and
Joseph Rowe
Mr.. Martin, the building contrac-
tor, has nearly completed an attrac-
i've brick and frame bungalow on
The Russell Road in' Eraddock, and
expects soon to occupy it as his own
"esidence.
Mr.. Hall, who recently purchased
The Wolfe property on Russell Road
IS improving the grounds and other
wise adding to the attractiveness OF
The place, having made it his resi-.
tence.
Harold Hudson has repainted his
home at Braddock Station and made
t lock like new.
Mr.. Peterson has painted and
improved his home on Linden Ave
,ue. in Braddock.
The attention Of a great many
7erscns has been attracted to the
hillside east of the electric road, as
t will be opened up for desirable
building sites as soon as spring
zones in.
Mrs. Walter c. Davis, Of Del Ray
was a guest this week Of Mrs
Wayne Lynn. at Indian Head.
Work of placing cinders in tht
road on Bellefont Avenue from
Loyds Station to Mount Vernon Az.
enuc, was completed this week. thus
improving the appearance Of thai
Avenue, and adding to comfort an
safety Of those who travel it daily
Misses Mamie and Lena Glascocs
entertained a few friends recently
at very pleasant informal gather
ing in their home in East Braddocl:
Those present were, Misses Emily
Smith, Mary Louise Wilkinson, from
Del Ray, Miss Alice Taylor and Mrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-28

C. A., at Potomac Yards last even
ing, quite number of rev member
were present. After 4, very excellent
talk by K. E. Wallace, The secretary,
the following committees, physical,
educational, SOCIAL, tes'glGps a!d
economical, we're selected, each com
uittee composed Of, seven lnelnber5.
who are TO select !, chairman OF conf.
mite and make report at next meet
ing which will be 90 Friday, TchmI-
airy 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-28
LIVE NEWS
ROSEM0,NT
,BRADDOCK
DEL RAY
Mt. WA
ST. ELMO

The B. Y. P. T., held member
ship social at the Del Ray Baptist
Church, last night. y pleasant even
ing with interesting program AMI
usual refreshments was enjoyed ny
ali.
The "Fanrie Hicks" mission study
class ~ i full attendance at the
.eg.ular Monday meeting in the nome
of Mrs. ]. A. G..rpentcr.
airs. Virginia Adam delightfully."-
entertained the Tuesday Evening
Clsb" this week at ner home on
Ll&yd Avenue, Del Ray.
Mr.. Richard Z. Crane has been
confined to his home on Mt. Vernon
Avenue for some time suffering
with rheumatism and bronchial
trouble.
Mrs. J. 3. Duncan. Of Mt. Vernon
Avenue, is out again after two weeks
illness
At the De- Ray Baptist Church,
Sunday morning. the pastor, Rev.
Willis L. Wayts, will deliver an ad-
dress on the subject, "Adrift in the
Clouds" At the close of the service
certificates will be awarded the "Sun,
beam Class" for completing the first
book of their mission study. Therc
are fourteen members t. receive Ger
tificates, and they range from about
four to ten years of age Mrs. w. c.
Damercn, their leader, reads the boo;
and they must give the answers.
Pretty good work for such young
sters. The evening service at the
Baptist Church will be in charge OF
the B. y. P. U.
Attention is called to the fact that
the road which leads from Braddock
Station to the Russell Road is badly
in need of attention from the corpo
ration, it being within the corporation
limits.
"A pleasant evening at cards was
enjoyed by a few friends and neigi:-
bors Of Mrs. J. c. Freeland, at her
home in Braddock. on Thursday o.
this week.
The Ladies Aid Of the NJ. E. Church
Del Ray, held Ia "Bake Sale" at Row
zie's store inst. Elmo, today. The
home made cakes, pies and dough
nuts were delicious, and the demand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-28

gladly return every neriv toat you
pad for Re-Cu-Ma wilhcuS asking
a question"
THIS offer is the fsirest tnat cen
De made. Accept It. SEE for youc-
SET whether Or not Re-Gu-Ma viii
do what we can, il will, Sc.a by Re-:
al Drug Store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-28
ENGINE CREW SAVES LOOT
THROWN FROM TRAIN

Scranton, Pa, Jan. 2S.-A Light
engine following Lackawanna cx-
press train into Scranton, early VS.
ts-tay saved the company thousands
Of dollars b. picking u2 packages OF
silk tossed from the train by bandits
The c:cw also wired ahead for &C.
tcctires but the bandits escaped.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31
FELHIVAS A MUNKAS BIS. Is
ONKEPZ0 SZERVEZETBE VA
10 BELEPESRE
Munkas- -testver

MunkaS-teStver!
Biztositotta ON mar magat mum
kakeptelenseg eseterea Ha mem,
ugy biztositsa magat k0z0ttiink
Ha igen, ugy is biztositsa magat
k0ztiink is, inert $40 igazi ertel-
meben vett biztositast munkakep-
telenseg esetere csakis k0z0ttiink
erheti el csekely befizetesi k0te-
lezettseg mellett. Szervezetunk-
mex tagja lehet minden egeszseges
munkas 1915 ewes korig. felvt
tell dij nelkil. Felvetelkor csak-
is 4 dollar forgot6ket kell lefizet
nj, nit kimaradas vagy kilepes
eseten vissza kap.
A segelyezes kivetes utjan tor
tenik. Ferfi tagok 25 hetig heti
l2 dollar betegsegelyt kapnak Is
tovabbi 25 hetig heti 6 dollart.
N6i tagok haromnegyed reszet,
mely resi- a kivetessel is egyenl6.
Temetesi k0ltsegre 300 dollart
kap az 0r0k0se. Hazastarsak. ha
mindketten tagjai szervezetiink
mex: halalozas eseten akarmelyik
fel marad hatra, kiilon so dollar
segelyt kap. Ferfi tag utan, hs
mines is benne felesege a SERVE
zetben, ugy is megkapja az so dol
lar kiil0n segelyt.
Gondolkozzon on is, van-e KEEL
l6leg biztositva betegseg esetere IS
la mines, akkor alljon be SERVE
zetiinkbe miel6bb, inert a mi sze,
vezetiink a fentieket nemcsak ice
ri. hanem meg is fizeti.
Szervezetiink neve: Mnnkas-
BetegsegelyzS es 0nkepz6-Szerve.
yet 49-ik osztalya, Youngstown
33S12 w. Federal st. Magyar
Atletikai Klub).
Felvilagositasert forduljon osz-
talyunk titkarahoz, kinek cine
Pap Laszl6, PSI Superior ST.,
Youngstown, O., vagy barmelyik
tagtarsunkhoz, xix keszseggel
szolgalnak b6vebb felvilagositas-
sal.
Rig6 Mihaly, oszt. e1nok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31
|Hirek a Sz. IstvanI
Egyhaz k0rebol

Keresztelesek. l. Lajos Kalman,
Demjen Lajos 6s Koleszar Kata-
lin fla, sziil. febr. %. Keresztel-
TEX mare. q Keresztsziilok: Re-
vesz Istvan es Szab6 Julia. 2.
Max, Gabor Andras es Balog
Maria fla, sziil. febr. II. Keresz
teltek marc. %. Keresztsziil6k:
Balogh Istvan, Hritzk6 Borbala.
3. Bertalan JOSEF, Tar Bcrtalan
es Balogh Borbala fla. sziil. 1914
novemb. II. F0lteteles kereszt-
segben reszesiilt marc. 26. Ke-
resztsziilok Balogh JOSEF es Bar
koczy Erzsebet. 4. Erzsebet, Var
ga Gabor es Varga Erzsebet lea
nya, sziil. jan. 19. Kereszteltek
bare. q. Keresztsziil6k: Varea
istvan es Kovacs Anna.
Hazassag, 10th Andras, nehai
Farkas Anna 0zvegye es Futkos
Anna orok hiiseget eskudtek egy-
masnak f. h6 27-en a SIT. Istvan
templomban. Tanuk voltak: Fut
kos Istvan es Bartos JOSEF.
Gyaszhir. Istvan, Jung Gy0rgy
es Walk Anna fla elhunyt mare.
no 25-en nehany oral szenvedes
utan 6 ewes koraban, sziilei Macy
fajdalmara. Temetese volt mare.
26-an delutan a sziil6i hazbol, a
SIT. Tstvan templomban, honnan
a Kalvaria temet0be kisertek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31

Istvan nj tag beallasi dija $3.50,
februar havi athozat $3475.64,
marcins havi osszes beyftel tehat
$3534,14.
Marcius havi kiadas: Szab6 P.
lstvannak 4 heti BIS. $24, marcus
havi maradvany $351O.l4.
T0riiltetett az cgyletbol kft tag,
nevszerint CSelle Josef es III.
Pallai Andras, 4 havi hatralek
Matt.
Felfiiggesztefett II tag harom
havi hatralfk Matt, ntvszerint !:
Mezei Lajos, Dcmjak Ferenc, Ge-
renday Laszl6nf, id. Horvath And
ras, Horvath Andrasne, Mocnich
Viktorne, Tur6czi JOSEF, Sziics
Istvan (E. Yo.), Vilagi Mihalyn6
es Valyoczki Karolyne. Mindezcn
felfiggesZtett tagtestvereinket
kerem egyletiink neveben, hogy a
iov6 kozgyiilesen, azaz aprilis II
en- szemelyescn jelenjenek meg,
ha tovabbra is tagjai adarnak ma
radni az egyletnek, es hatralekai-
kat fizessek meg, inert ellenesct-
ben kenytelenck lcsziink az alap-
szabaly 21. pontjat veliik SEEM
ben hasznalni, mely AIT tartalmaz-
"a. hogy 4 havi hatralek utan a
tag elveszti az 9 jogat es t6riiltetik
az egyletb6l.
Az 1921. evr6l els6 negyed6vi
szamadas: athozat 1920. evr6l
$3399.24, 1921 januar havi beve-
tel 1875, februar h. bevetcl
$125.75, marciusi bevetel $3.50.
Elso negyedevi bevetel 1862 "a.
Els6 negyedevi kiadas: Januar
hoban $93.S5, februarban $34.25.
marciusban 1924. Osszes kiadas
$152.1O.
A Youngstown Macy. Ref.
Egyhazi Bs. Egylct vagyona 1921
ev elso negytdeben, maradvany
$351O.14.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31
A KossUTH K0R ToLvAJA
Felt0rte a zongora nickli gyujto
boxiiat

Egy alias es elvetemedett gaz.
ember a multi heten felment a Kos
suth K0rbe es felt0rte a zongora
nickli gyiijto' boxijat ;es elvitte
annak alig nehany dollart kitev0
tartalmat.
Ez lopas nemcsak gyalazatos,
de undorit6 is, inert mikor valaki
ARA is kepes, hogy egy kultur-
egylet tulajdonat kepez6 targyat
felfeszitsen, hogy abb6l nehany
nicklit elemeljen, akkor a legko-
zonsegesebb gonosztev6r6l lehet
csak $40. ANIMAL szomorubb, hogy
a gyanu valamelyik volt Kossuth
kori tagra Tranquil es azert a K0r
vezet6sege ugy hatarozott, hogy a
klub helyisegebe csakis rendes
fizet6 k0ri tagok mehetnek. Ha
a volt tagok koziil ezutan bark is
feljon a klubhelyisegek zarasa
utan, at a Kor veEet5sege keny-
telen lesz rend3r kezre juttatni,
inert az mem tiirhetB tovabb, hogy
a tagok ruhadarabjai Is mas egyeb
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31
MEG0LTEK EGY KERES
KEDOT
Ket meyer hetf0n este megolte
Lowenthal Filop kereskedot, inert
mem volt penze

Az ut6bbi id6ben igen rosszak
kozbiztonsagi allapotok Youngs-
townban, inert, mint a k0riil-
menyek igazoljak, rend6rseg
tobbet futkos az italtilalom meg
szeg0i utan, mint az utonall6k es
bet0r6k utan. A mig az elobbi
korantsem veszelyes, addig az
ut6bbiak val6ban veszelyeztetik
a testi es vagyoni epseget.
Most hetf0n este is ket meyer
allitott be a West Lake kereszte-
zesenel Lowenthal FHl0p 36 ewes
keresked6 7l2 West Rayen ave.-n
lcv6 iizletebe. Este fell kilenc le-
hetett, mikor a fekctek az iizletbe
mentek es az egyik azonnal revol-
vert szegzett Lowenthalnak, kit
ARA kenyszeritett, hogy a bolt
megetti szobaba huz6djon. OFT
azutan kikutattak a zsebeit es
inert mem talaltak penzt benne,
az egyik meyer a jobb tiidej6be
lott. Ezutan mindket gazember
elszaladt.
A loves zajara figyelmesek let
tex az utcan jar6-kel6k es az liz
letbe rohantak. Lowenthal nagy-
nehezen tudott csak feltapasz-
kodni f0ldr0l es az iizletbe sic
t6k egy szekre iiltettek, a mig a
k0zben ertesitett rendorkocsi meg
erkezett es a sulyosan megseriilt
embert a Scent Erzsebet k6rhaz-
ba vitte. Az orvosok megallapi-
tottak, hogy allapota eleg sulyos,
de remeny van felgy6gyulasara
A meglott keresked0 mem tudott
pontos szemelyleiarst adni a ban
ditakr6l, de rend6rseg kikuta-
tott egy embert, XII latta az liz
letb6l kiszalad6 feketeket es an.
max az illet6nek szemelyleirasa
alapjan megallapitotta, hogy
ugyanazok voltak, Xix nemregi-
ben Caldwell streeten Schragel
Janost kiraboltak.
Lapunk zartakor ertesiiltiink
hogy Lowenthal belehalt seriile
sebe. A banditakat meg mem
fogtak ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31
MEGJOTTEK A KONYvEK

A Kossuth kor konyvtara nem-
sokara .egesz csomo vi hazai
konyvvel all maid a magyar OIL
vase k0z6nseg rendelkezesere.
Szerkeszt6nk ugyanis, aki tavaly
a tagok adomanyaib6l egy kis
k6nyvtart rendelt hazulr6l, a ma
pokban kapott ertesitest, hogy a
lada, amelybe a konyveket csoma-
goltak, az Argentina haj6val er-
kezett New oYrkba, ahonnan a
vam vizsgalat tutan azonnal to-
yabbitani fogjak. Icy tehat ta-
Ian ket het mulva, mar osztalyoz-
va keriilh hetnek konyvek a most
sajnos felig iires konyvszekre-
nyekbe.
Ugyanezen alkalommal a k0r
vceet6sege keri tagokat es a
magyarsagot, hogy akiknel k0nyv
tart konyvek vannak, azok szol.
galtassak be azokat, inert a k0ny-
vek egyresze a Public Library
tulajdona es azokr6l az egylet el-
szamolassal tartozik. Aki mem
hozza be regi konyveit, mem kap
maid k0lcs0n az ujakb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31

kerkai Borbala.
Husvet unnepe sokaig emlekc-
zetes marad a hivek sziveben. A
templom kicsinek bizonyult az iir-
nepl6 k0z0nseg befogadasara, Pc
dig a vasarnapi iskola termet is
kinyitottuk, Meg a lelkeszi iro-
dahoz vezet6 l6pcs6n is iiltek, s6t
az iroda is megteltg azokkal, akik-
mex mar masutt mem jutott hely.
A sz6szek viragtengerben uszett,
melyet mind buzgo tagjaink ado
manyoztak. Az egyhaz gondno-
ka az el6ljar6k alig tudtak ell
helyezni a Macy k0z0nseget. Eel
hangzott az enek: "E husvet i'm
nepeben. - hivek szazainak
ajkair0l amikOr lelkesz imara
nyitotta ajkait a mely csendben,
mindenki erezte, hegy a Scent IIe-
lex k0ztiink van valoban meg
, ihleti mindenki szivet. Semmise
bizonyitja jobban a hivek husveti
scent or0met ahitatat, mint az,
hogy 1875 ferfi es no maradt bent
reszesiilni az uri scent vegvacsora
aldasaiban, melyet Krisztus seer
zett $ mellyel Kr. emlekezetere
S vele lelkileg valo egyesiilesre
ep ugy eltek hivek, mint az ell
SO keresztenyck. Val6ban aldott
a Krisztust6l kedves a mi gyii-
lekezetiink az Atya listen el0tt-
Delutan a lelkesz nilesi leany-
egyhaz k0reben tartotta meg az
iinnepi istentiszteletet. Val6ban,
a mostani vilag teveszmei, nepbu-
titasa idejen az listen mindenhatd
erejet mutatja, hogy a hatalmas
angol templom oft is tomve volt
az listen 1gejenek tisztan vald
hirdeteset hallani vagy6 hivek
soIregevel. Mindent osszefoglal-
va, 0romteljes es dics5seges hus.
vetunk volt 5 a lelkesz az elolja.
rokkal egyiitt 0rommel allapitot
ia meg, hogy a mi nepiink hite
szilard, t0rhetetlen, mint volt
0r0k dics3seges 6seinke - a ga
lyaraboke. listen aldasa, kegyel-
! me es szeretete narration tovabb-
ra is gyiilekezetiink minden egyes
tagiaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31

Most szombaton lesz az athleta
klubban

Az athletaink mem hiaba fiirge
es eleven fiuk, de mem is hagy-
jak a maguk jussat. Vegc van a
b6jtnek, tehat jussuk van tame
hoz es ezt jussukat XII is hasz-
naljak. Most szombaton, azaz
april l2-en este nagyszabasu bait
rendeznek sajat helyisegiikben,
a 33S 6s fell West Federal stree
ten, a mely el5re lathatolag meg
fog telni szebbnel-szebb leanyok-
kal, Xix alig varjak, hogy ismet
tancolhassanak. A rendezoseg
mindcnt elk0vetett a skier erde-
keben es biztosra vehetjIk, hogy
a bal reszttev6i nagyszeriien fog
max mulatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31

Marcus 27-en eskiidtek egy-
masnak 0r0k hiiseget Nileson
Szab6 Mihaly es ozv. Pirigyi ia
nosne, sziil. Filep Zsofia. Tanuk
voltak Moritz Albert es neie, SEE
kerkai BOrbala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31
SZERKEsZT0I tjZENET

T0bbeknek. Multi szamunkban
kozolt "Boldogasszony Anyank /"
clmu verset, amelyet Sipos Ilonka
oily nagy sikerrel szavalt mar
clusi unnepelyen, Balask6 Gyorgy
Scent Istvan egylet choke
leirta es nem irta, amint az lap
ban tevesen volt feltintetve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31
East Youngstown
SZtjZ MARIA EGYLET

Felkerem Sziiz Maria Egylet
tagjait, hogy rendes havi gyiile
siinkre, amelyet vasarnap delutan
2 oral keZdettel tartunk a Crow
fele hallban, lehet0leg teljes SIAM
ban jelenjenek meg.
A tisztikar neveben
Lukovszky Pal, elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31
Hirek . ref. !|.. esyh&z
u@ koreb6l E,u
Leikesz: Gerenday Laszl6. Ma
honing Ave. Tsiefon Ben 142, Auto
matte 1927. Gondnok Geressy San
dor, 413 Dakota Sc. Teaefon Auto
matte 4771. Penztaros Seb6k Ga
Dor, TAI Mahoning Ave. Telefohjai,
mint q lelk6sz6.

Marcus 27-en kereszteletett
meg Kis Lajos es neje, Leko Jo-
Ian gyermeke. Ker. ST.: Katk6
Ferenc es neje, Hajdu Maria.
9. Hutko JOSEF es neje, Kaczur
Anna, gyermeke J6zsef nevre.
Xer. ST.: Kan6cz 1stvan 6s neje,
Kaczur Erzsebet.
3. A nilesi egyhaznal nyert IA.
roly es Istvan nevet Filep Sander
.es neje, Pandi Maria gyermeke
Ker. ST.: M6ritz Albert es 10th
Paine, sziil. Pirigyi Ester.
4. Balog Ferenc es neje, Czira.
ky R6za gyermeke Istvan nevet
nyert a scent keresztsegben ugyar
csak marcus 27-en. Ker. 81.
10th Ferenc es neje. Balog Ma
ria.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEKER0L

eltiinicnek. 10 lesz te-
hat fenti sorOkat :megszivlelni,
inert Kor vezet6sege nem tesz
kivetclt senkivel szembenr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31
EGYLETI GYttLEs
A reform&tus bs egyist munlkAjs

A multi h6 19-en tartotts a ref.
esyh6zi bs. egylet marcus havi
kozgyiileset. A havidijak kovet-
kez6kepen folytak be:
Havidijakb6l befolyt $52, Szics
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-31

Aprilis h6 2-ik vasarnapjan
tartjuk ez ev els6 negyedeyi k0z-
gyileset, amelyen az egyhaz anya-
gi allapotar6l tetetik jelentes a
hiveknek. Jelenjenek azert meg
teljes szammal.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
South Plains Club Boy Writes
OF His Trip to England With
The Winning Team in Judging

Shorthorns Of the dairy type which
was the only type kept on this farm.
We found that the breeding animals
we're very closely attended to while
the show animals were not fitted for
so long a time before the show as
they are in the United States.
After leaving the Eton herd, our
next stop was at the Royal Agricul-
tural Show, where we spent several
days. 1t is decidedly the largest
show I had visited from the stand
point of the number Of breeds Of
livestock exhibited. The show is
moved every year, which doubtless
detracts some from the extent and
convenience Of the exhibition barns.
At the Royal Show we found the
exhibit of the Shorthorn cattle in
both the dairy type and the beef type
20 be very strong in numbers. The
older classes showed up remarkably
well in the beef type, the Grand
Champion COW and bull both coming
from the aged classes. The COW was,
believe, the best Shorthorn female
/ had ever seen, while the Grand
Champion bull would have ranked
well with any we have in the United
States.
attended the Shorthorn Sale while
al the Royal Show. II was put on by
the Shorthorn Breeders Association
and was very well attended though
the selling was a trifle Slow. due to
the unwillingness Of the purchaser 70
pay former high prices while the sell
er put a reserve on the animal that
was out Of proportion 20 the drop
IN prices Of everything else. The
practice % putting n reserve on the
animals before a sale is one that
I heartily approve Of. The amount
Of the reserve is paid into the auc-
tionecr before the sale and while Il
prevents the animal from selling for
less thnn Il is worth TO the owner, il
also does away with the temptation
to. resort 20 buy bidding" which IS
fas, becoming the ban Of auction
sales.
After several days on the continent
we returned to England and had an
opportunity 10 see some good live
stock The first livestock farm Of
note was the estate Of Lord Resin /
berry. which is under the manage
ment % Mr. Sinclair, who, by the
way, judged NJ Chicago in 1903 and
is very well known among American I
Shorthnrn Breeders The Shorthorns I
were very typy ard nearly all be- !
longed 10 a few well known blood
lines.
u was with real regre. that we
parted with Mr. Sinclair and we un-
animously agreed that Il had been a
very pleasant afternoon well spent. 1
The last place, though not the least .
from the standpoint Of interest, was
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
coNFEREEs AGREE ON
TAX MEASURES

Washington. Nov. l9.--Complet-
ing their revision of the tax bill.
House and Senate conferees agreed
today to a corporation income tax
Of l2 1-2 per cent. the figure fixed
In the original House measure. This
Is an increase Of l-2 per cent
over the present rate but Is i-2
per cent less than the figure agreed
upon by the Senate.
The conferees also agreed 10 the
Senate amendment repeating the
$4,000 normal exemption allowed
corporations. except that this ex.
emption would be continued in the
case Of corporations having net In
comes Of $4,000 a year or less.
The conferees agreed also 10
the elimination Of the amendment
by senator Walsh. Democrat. Mass
aehusetts. proposing a graduate tax
on gifts or property by persons.
the rates running from one per
cent on 100000 70 70 per cent on
sc. ooo.o 900.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-25
By AVA pebnam, Lamesa, Tex.

BY Alva Debnam, Lamesa, Tex
While engaged in club work ! was
fortunate enough to win q free trip
TO England to the Royal Agricultural
Show and also a visit to some Of the
famous livestock sections OF England
and Scotland.
We left the United States June
18th, and after pleasant eight days
journey we landed at Liverpool eager
for a chance to see some English live
stock Of which we had heard so
much.
We first visited the estate Of the
Duke Of Westminster which Is locat-
cd near Chester. As no expense had
been spared in the erection OF the
buildings and the maintenance OF the
estate, IL was very beautiful. All
thoughts Of the beauty OF the mani
mate stone structures about us were
forgotten, however, as we we're taken
70 the livestock barns.
One Of the things that impressed
me while on this farm, as well as on
all others that later visited. was
the permanent character Of the build
ings and consequently the low cost
Of upkeep.
The pastures appeared very green
20 US, but we were told that the
country was suffering from n drouth
at the time.
We were shown some beautiful