davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-30
OBYVATELSTVO YOUNG
STOWNU POCITUJE
13O,634 DUST.

Dl,a odhadu priemyslovej ko-
mory mesta Youngstown, haSe
mesto ma okolo 10000 abyvate-
low. Odhad tento je uverejneny
v prave vydanom sozname oby-
vatelstva vydanom spoloenost 'ou
"Burch Directory CO.. V knihe
DIRECTORY uvedenych je IS,
182 mien v meste samom, $3.50
East Youngstowne, 6,712 v
Struthers a 6,777O Girard. Po-
Get obyvatelstva sa odhaduie ma
,.taky sposob, ze po et' mien na-
chodiacich sa v Directory" sa
nasobf dvoma Ia ku tomu sa pri-
da desat' percent ku zaokrytiv
poctu vydatych zien a dietok nize
Is rokov starych. Pri porovnanf
vykazu menovanej spolocnosti a
odhadu nasej priemyslovej ko-
mory, vidime, ze priemyslova ko-
mora odhaduje. ze pocet' nasho
obyvatelstva od zavedenia fede-
ralneho popisu v 1920 roku vzra-
stol o 5000; naproti tomu "di-
rectory" testify sp6sob fch rata
MIA je spravny, vyRtazuie, Re nam
ubudlo okolo 1000 2 obyvatel-
stva Cd lanskeho roku.
Uvedieme niektore zauiimave
data. ktore su menovanej kni-
he obsazene: Youngstown NAL v
1860 roku 2,759 obyvatelov, to-
horocny odhad 100000. Platy v
priemyslovych podnikoch vzra-
styl vo vacSom pomere. V 1911
roku vyplaty naid6leziteisich
priesmyslovych podnikoch Young
stownu obnaAaly $2O,74s,21O.
1915 roku $2S,4O1, ,136 1920 ro-
kn 1896, ,247, ,736. V tychto cislici-
ach ME su zahrnute male pod
Milky, ktorych vjplaty zaiste ze
robia tiez pekny obnos. Pravda
1920 rok boil mono povedat alb
normalny. Tento rok je Ease abb
normalnym opacnej strany, ale
bezpecne mozeme ratat', ze ked
platy budu Wac nez dvojnasobne
vykazu 1915 roku. Vklady Young
stownskych bank obnasaly ro-
ku 1895 $2,9OO,0O0; 1915, $26, 900,
600; 1920 $73,573,9O1. Tato els
lica bud1ceho roku bude tiez
znaene mensial. Kapital, investo-
vany v ,priemyslovych podnikoch
naseho mesta obnasa dnes 1850,
100000. Youngstown ma dive
vyssieskoly, 46 obecnych skol, dive
privatne akademie devat cir
kevnych skol v ktorych dovedna
tohoto roku bolo zapisanych 20,
2O8 dietok. Youngstown ma Wac
nez sto kostolov, representuj1-
cich temer vsetky denominacie.
To by boly asi najnovgie cislice,
ktore mas zaujfmaj1 tomto w
kaze. Jako vidit', Youngstown
ma pekn1 budncnost' a rastie
ozaj ma americky sposob.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-30
Mestske zpravy
ZASNUBENIE

Slecna Marienka kostolna 20
Sielnice, Liptovskej zupy a p.
Matej Mraz, redalxtor Young
stownskych Sloyenskych Nevin,
nateraz ma Slovensku, oznamujl
svoje zasnilbenie. Blahozelame!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-30

VOIn l SkuCkOm hlaSa. Ze Je on
Mad'ar, trebars jeho otec bol
Slovak a volal sa Chudik. Slo.
vensky neciti, pre- slovenskJ
pud 81 neziada ziadnych pray
ami jeden vas poslanec. Snad
len Toblera, Ekesa, Lelleya
Kopernickeho "a Slovaka nebu
dete drzat'! Krest' anska So
cialna strana, ako TAXA, ma po.
vod v Mad'arsku, Nemecku
Krest 'anska socialna srana ne
ma v lone svojom ami jednehc
presvedceneho Slovaka. Ho-
vorite, pane advokat a hovori
DIP. Haverla, re ste Wy "kato-
liska internacionala." DovoP-
te, re vam to nielen ia, ale ami
ziadna ziva dusa neveri. Ba
dovolim 81 to tvrdit', ze to ami
sami neverite.. To ste 81 vyba-
jill ma zavedenie slovenskej We
reJnosti. Kto boil vasi privr-
zenci, kde boil vasi volicia a
bojovnici? Integristi Nitre,
Bratislave, Kosiciach, Presove
a po nemeckych mestach Spi.
sa. Nemci a Mad 'ari; NADIA
roni a nepriatelia Slovakov a
slovenskych pray"
Hlinka nezatvara oci ami
pred tou skutocnost' t'ou, re ta-
to mad 'arska strsna = ktora
81 sriadila i svoju "slovensku
triedu" pod vedenfm Haverlu
a DIR. E. Tvrdeho - osvojila 81
vsetky zbrane, ktorymi bojova-
la dosial' SLOW. pudova strana,
a ze mimi vie narabat' este zruc,
nejsie a re ma k tomu i Wac
prostriedkov Wac nenavisti,
ktora ich zenie, je uz pripra.
veny ma to, re nielen ma, ale
i bude mat prot Pudovej stra-
ne d'alsie dspechy. V spome-
nutom otvorenom liste v
''Slovakovi" - priznava mad.
krest'. covialom: ga viem, re
butete mat ma cas- uspechy
medzi slovenskym pudom, do
kial' pud vase zamery nepozna
a dokiap z kleru a svetskej in
teligencie mad'aroni nepomru.
Medzi vami sd sami taxi, ktorf
nechcu ami pocut' o pravach
slovenciny a autonomii Sloven-
ska v ramci republiky. Ked'ze
ste internacionala katolicka,
preco yam smrdi Sramek, N.Y.
slivec, Roudnicky a inf ceski
mucedelnici, ktorf zapasia
husitizmom? Wy autonomiu
ziadate len ma rozbitie statnosti
nasej. Wy ju ziadate, lebo N.Y.
site, ze dnes Slovaci, sue bez
narodnej intelligence a knaz-
stva, Ease upadnu do bezvedo-
mia narodneho a tym lepsie
p6jde odnarodnovanie Sloven-
SKA" Dalej Hlinka ukazuje,
ze Slovaci krest 'ansko-socialnu
stranu mad 'arsku nepotrebuj1,
a proti jej vodcov, aby praco-
vail medzi svojimi mad'arsky-
mi l'ud'mi: '.Na mad'arskych
stranach je vel'ka vacsina ma
d'arskeho Pudu v komunistic-
kej socialistickej' a malorop-
nickel strane. Racte ist' najprv
medzi Mad arrow, so Slovakmi
81 uz nejako pom6zu slovenske
Vasa strana dnes este
najde prfvrzencov u neuvedo-
meleho a narodne neprebude-
neho ludu, ale u bratislavske-.
no, novomestskeho, liptovske-
no alebo oravskeho pudu|
likdy. Vyssie vsak hovo-
RI ia viem, ze budete mat
na Cas- lspechy medzi sloven-
= Pokracoyanie ma 2. strane
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-30
< interviewu sen. Klofaca
50 zprav. "Szabadsag u
G. S. 7, K.

"Akcentoval som jednodu-
cho nase stare stanovisko, kto-
re prehlasil al president Masa-
ryk vo PHILADELPHIA v 1918. Ma
sfh cielom je sriadenie stree
doeuropskych balkanskych
statov, pri respektovani suve-
renity kazdeho jednotliveho
statu. Monarchie viedly ku
impefializmu a ku valkam, de-
mokracie povedu ku novel fe-
redacii. Nikdy vsak to nebu-
de Dunajska federacia, t. j.
Rak1sko v novom vydanl OBJ
novenie jaho politiky, preto, le-
bo v tom by SINE boil mensinou,
bez Juhoslovanov a Poliakov
ie nemozna jakakol'vek stre-
doeuropejska koncentracia.
"Do novel demokratickej fe-
deracie, cd Balkanu ku Egej-
skemu moru, mozu byt' prijati
al Mad'ari Rakusania, ak
poctive uznaju s'status quo'
teraisi stav - a ak budu opra-
vdive prevedceni, ze vysledok
svetovej yalfy je definitlvny a
ME prechodny, ze sa teda V
tomto nicoho Wac menit' media.
"My Cechoslovaci netrpime
Ia megalomaniu nekricfme,
red tisice nasich Pudf, Cechov
Slovakcv, zostalo mimo l1aSich
aranic. A jestli by sa ukazalo
' buducnosti, ze hranice mass
,yzadujd korrekturu, bude to
nome len demokratickou ce-
stou, dohodou medzi narodom
J narodom. My tiez name ma
}e st'aznosti. Ma prfklad ma
o, ako je upravena nasa hra--
lica JUNE Cd Kosic. Ale fakt
e, re mac dnesna hranica je
definitivna a ME je mono uz
yiac myslet' ma minulost', ale
10 bud1cnosti."
z toho, ze spravodaj Sza-
bodsagu padava veci celkom
prekruteno, trebars obleceno v
sladke rucho slusneho t6nu, je
zrejma tendencia vyvolat' ne
prijemnosti senatorovi Klofa-
covi vyprovokovat' slovenske
casopisectvo ku proticeskym
hlasom profession, ably tieto
Ease skrze svoje propagacne
kancellarie rozsirilo po svete.
Casopisu Szabadsag poslane
bolo osvedcenie senatora Klo-
eaca SO ziadost'ou uverejne-
MIA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-30
%. Septembra. / 821.

Mad 'arsky dennik v Cleve-
lande 'Szabadsag" postal svo-
jeho zpravodaja ku senatorovi
Klofacovi, ably sa no FAINTER
viewoval. Interview bol uvere.j
neny v spomenutom casopise
20. septembra, ale ME tax, ami
V tom duchu, ako sa sen. Klo-
fac reporterom rozpraval.
Pan senator NAL pri jeho roz-
hovor styroch svedkov. Zpra-
vodaj Szabadsagu rozpraval nj
zernou nemcinou, lebo sa mu.
ako rodakovi 20 slovenskeho
vychodu, nechcelo do sloven-
ciny.
Cely interview, ako boil V
Szabadsagu uverejneny, Dol
prelozeny do slovenciny a pa
nu senatorovi hned' pri jeho
prichode do Washingtonu
predlozeny. Zasmial sa tyr
deniu mad arskeho casopisu a
rozhovoril sa o uplne opacnom
smysle toho, co Szabadsag uve-
rejnuje o hraniciach slovensko-
mad 'arskych. Poukazal ma
charakter nasich hranic JUNE
Cd Kosic, hovoreno bolo o mich
20 stanoviska strategickehc
atd.
K voli tomu, ably slopenska.
verejnost' nebola zavedena in
terviewom, ako on boil uverej-
neny Szabadsagu, pan sena-
tor Klofac dal nam nasledu-
j1ce osvedHcenie:
"Bol som upozorneny ma
zpravu mad arskeho dennika
"Szabadsag" so dina 20. sep
tembra, 1921, vychadzajdceho
v Cleveland, Ohio. Je tam uve-
rejneny interview zpravodaja
toho casopisu SO mnou a vkia.
da mi tam toto tvrdenia:
'Nasim idealom a konec-
nym ciepom je, ably SINE na
sp6sob americky vytvorili
statny svazok setredoeuropej-
skych krajin, ktoreho svazu
prirodzene, Mad aria by bola
jednym najvyznamnejsich
ohniv. Preto SINE vytvorili Ma
III Dohodu, v ktorej naruci ke-
dykoPvek a srdecne pozdravi-
me demokraticku Mad'ariu.
Bezpodmienecne .ie vsak po-
trebne, aby Mad'aria nahlia-
dla, ze dneska je uz koniec od-
volavaniu sa ma dejiny, re dne-
ska jestvuje move status quo,
ktoreho jestvovanie musia pri-
jat'. Ze dnesne hranice su ne.
prirodzene - proti prlrode -
doslovny priklad termeszetel-
lenes, - to vieme. To je chy-
ba Parizu. My z nasej strany
SINE ochotnl ku priatel'skemu
dohodnutiu s demokratickou
Mad 'ariou. Ami to by SINE ne
povazovali "a narodne nest'a-
sta, keby sa niekoPko tisic
slovenskych alebo ceskych ma
sich bratov dostalo pod ma
d'arske panstvo.
D i
"Aby nepovstalo nedorozu-
ponevac v tom istom
intervieWe casopis tvrdi, ze!
nicoho nepridal nicoho neuj-
mul toho, Co som jeho zpra-
povedal, osvedcujem
sa, ze "Szabadsag" mole vy-|
jadrenie sa o ceskoslovensko-
mad'arskej hranici neuverejnil
tax, ami v tom smysle, ako som
sa ia vyjadril, zaiste = tel prf-H
ciny, ze zpravodaj rozpraval
So so mnou spatnou nemcinou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-30
D v a I q b ory.

ZJavu. Mad arl a Mad'arOnl
bez rozdielu astavu, triedy d
.smysl'aniay, shromazdeni pod
zastavmi mad'arskej ,krest' an.
sko-socialnej strany, uz davnej.
Sic zanechali svojej obrannej
taktiky a presli k ostremu uto.
ku ma nase slovenske mesta a
slovenske kraje pod zamienkou
ohrozenej cirkve a ohrozeneho
, nabozenstva lapajd i pomylene
slovenske duse do svojfch Sic
tt: V B. Stiavnici, v B. Bystri.
ci, v Presove, v Kosiciach, v
Nitre a v celej doline nitrian.
skej, celom rade miest v Spisi
tato mad'arska strana Mad'ar
mi vedena a mad aronmi pod
porovana je ma postupe. A Vi
t'azi vsade proti - l'udovej
strane, odbera jej tisfce privr-
zencov a zenie ich do sluzieb
mad'arskej politiky.
Ako vysvetlit' tento dzasny
zjav? Predovsetkym tou chy-
bou, ze l'udova strana, ked'
shanala do svojho tabora pudf
a vabila volicov, vtedy v svo-
jej agitacii, v svojich reciach,
v svojich novinach, v svojom
programe postavila narodnd
myslienku a slovenske presved-
Genie a povedomie csl. statnej
prislusnosti ME ma prve miesto,
ale Len ma druhe, a ako prve
politicke heslo postavi1a nabo-
zenske - resp. vierovyznan-
ske - zaujmy. Ona sa tvari-
la, ze proti druhym stranam
bojuje v meme nabazenstva, re
v meme nabbozenstva dviha ne
navist' proti Cechom, ze v me-
ne nabozenstva potrebuje auto
nomiu, ze v meme nabozenstva
je ochotna spojit' sa s kymkol-
vek. Ona v meme nabozenstva
prijlmala do svojich radov ma
vyznamne miesta otvorenych
nepriatePov slovenciny, NADIA
ronov tajnych zjavnych. Pod
ochrannymi krydlami strany sa
skryli a zdomacneli bez toho,
ze by sa boil srdci a We
domi premenili, a pod jej pro-
tektorstvom sa osmelili, a memo
vite tedy, ked' poznali, ze -
pod kepienkom nabozenstva
je vsetko dovolene
Zbadali dost' zavcasu to,
re veduce miesta v l'ud. stra-
ne su pre- Mich nedostupne, i
to, ze pre- svoje iredentisticke
plany nemaju v nej dost' mie-
sta, a preto coskoro zastali 81
do roboty ma vlastn1 past, a
pod zastavou mad 'arskej l'udo-
vel strany - tymi istymi pro-
strickland, tou istou methodou
a tymi istymi reami, ako to ro-
bill PRIV v strane pudovej. Ne
potrebovali mic premenit': ho-
voria d'alej "a autonomiu, d'a-
lei stvd proti Cechom, d'alej
budia nedoveru voci republi-
kAnskym ustanovizhiann, d'alej
kricia, ze. "brania krest 'an-
stvo Csl. Republican ohrozene
- vsetky Pudacke zbrane W.
tiahli a vsetky "a I'm dobre
zldu ma to, aby pud mas vhanali
do sluzby mad'arskeJ a do pro-
tistatneho odboja.
Dnes Hlinka dobre vidi, kan
to krest'anskf social zend, a "
utorkovom elsie sSlovaka"
Y otvorenom liste jednomu 2
DIR. E. Tvrdemu - vo-
Ia: "Krest'a st'ansko-socialna stra-
na je nie a nem0xs byt' sloven
skou stranou ami v osobach,
AMI v programe. Predsedom
strany je DIR. Lelley, nitriansky
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
THINGS COMING OUR WAY.

You have all heard OF the rcprobatc incitcr 10
riot who sought to stir up strife in tho com
munity by a public speech and was driven from
the platform by aged eggs, senile cabbage heads
and other missiles. Things seem to be coming
our way" he said to his confederate, as tho two
OF them hurried into a nearby vehicle and
beat 1t from the community.
The telegram OF Colonel Mott regarding the
action OF tho secretary of the interior In the
Kirkwood place litigation, added TO the recent
changes in the oil market. the latest reports on
tho water project and the sudden strength of
the real estate market justifios Tulsa in belley-
ing that things are coming It's way"
They are. Tho World has constantly preached
10 It's readers the fine religion of optimism.
THAT religion, with reference to Tulsa, Ia
sound as the monetary system OF this great re-
public. The assault real estate titles made
by few so-caled lawyers most vicious
thing But he who believed such an assault
could eventually succeed unfairly questioned
the purposes of government as set forth in the
basic law of the land and the decisions OF our
courts,
No attorney regardless Of how smart or
cunning no may be, use the courts to in.
flict an injustice There are many who think
they can do this--who hope for a eompro,,iso
which win give them their reward BUT oven.
tually. in the final determination, something rc.
sembnng justice viii be the decision Of tho
court
The announced policy of the secretary Of the
interior means that the white citizen In OLio-
boma is quito as much the object of the gov.
ernment's concern a the red man; tha,
each must stand on tenable ground in order tc
seek the support of government No man ough
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06

thing 20 do There Is something
doing did ne but investigate, all the
time But II means work, and 1t
means knowledge.
The reason the laugh is on the
country boy is because we take him
out of his surroundings and put him
in place where he is most ignu-
rant--the City-and there VIC think
he Is the funniest, dummiest thing
in the world.
The funny papers make him a
boob, all the plays put him In the
city, and then we die laughing and
think him absolutely lacking in
brains. A perfect numskull.
Turn loose an inquisitiye city boy
on a farm ana no viii make more
mistakes and ask more silly ques-
tions tacCording to the farm boy)
than anybody that ever came shat
way before He literally doesn {
know anything, for 1t can't
be learned in books. II the funny
papers or comic operas want to add
a new wrinkle to their Jokes they
might draw the city boy in the coun-
try, or sing a little verse like this,
II likely lad was Johnny Snipes,
lie never meant no harm.
He MIXED the COW from the left
hand side
And now he's left the farm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
The Country Last
BY NORA COLE SKINNER

when country boy and city
boy mcet--tncy both go home and
have something to laugh about,
said a pertinent squih.
It's a question which one has the
biggest laugh.
Each thinks the joke on the oth-
er, And 1t Is. Each one has knowl-
edge Of his own way OF living and
being, and anything or anybody
outside of that realm Is funny"
We call it ignorant, And yet they
are samples Of what we preach and
teach today--spe ec!al!2!nG.
one speCializcs In country life, the
other, city. Bo.h are narrow.
We are more inclined to laugh at
the country boy visiting the city
than the city boy visiting the coun-
try Just why Is a puzzle. There
was never anything more hopeless
to milk his first COW or harness his
first mule, And As for manipulating
the farm machinery he is as much
mystifcd as the country boy visit
ing the big city telephone exchange.
They are both terribly ignorant
but of the two the country boy Is
more eager to learn.
In town he doesn't assume "a
know-it-all air He asks q million
questions. He tries everything once.
And he goes home from day in
the city with his head bursting
with knowledge,
Then the city boy spends a day
in the country. He never before
realized there We're SO many things
he didn't know. But he asks few
questions He won't acknowledge
he knows so little, He doesn't try
To milk. He doesn't try to plow a
straight furrow. He doesn't try TO
run a tractor. He cant tell wheat
from corn growing In the field. He
doesn't know an apple tree from "a
peach. He knows nothing about the
soil, the planting season, the ripen-
ing season, sHc marketing problems.
And he goes back to the city after
his day on the farm just as Ignorant
as when he arrived, lie asked few
questions.
The country he deduces. Is duh.
unintcrestiug. He'd die for some
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
MUST NE MUTUAL EFFORT.

President Gompors OF the American Fedora
tion OF Labor has pledged organized labor to It's
share In relieving unemployment. Addressing
thst Washington conference, he said that 'the
trade union movement will join energcttcally
In the effort to assist In providing work In each
community for the idle" The Kanaas City Jour
nal seems to regard this great point pro-
vlding tho federation president means sincere
~ what he says, and providing also that he can
carry union sentiment and action along with
him
The value OF tho pledge. OF course, must be
determined by the extent to which II s full
filled, Obviously the honest and earnest CO.
operation OF both labor and business OF em-
rloycr and employe. viii bring about enor-
mously effective results, whether or not II
duccs unemployment below normal proportions.
In this connection It Ia very encouraging to note
that official statistics of tho department Of
labor do not substantato tho alarming csu-
mates made by some. though they reveal
situation amply warranting the conference
called by the president and Justfying the max
ing OF every possible effort to ameliorate the
industrial conditions now obtaining.
Senator Nelson in his address to the Wash
ington conference. placed labor's responsibility
squarely upon 1t by calling attention TO the nu-
merous refusals to accept slight reductions I'm
wagca, while hundreds OF thousands Of idle
gladly would accept such wages as We're offered,
Iabor's attitude may have been exaggerated
as general proposition. but Mr.. Gompcrs and
his advisers can do much 70 prove their good
faith II their pledges of cooperation are re-
deemed. The situation Is not one which calls
for accusation and recrimlnauon, but Tor the
energetic cooperation which MIR. Gompers
promises on tho hand and for everything
which business men do on the other.
All the signs encouraging and they must
be translated at the earliest possible moment
into favorable facts regarding which there can
be no dispute whatever
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06
barometer of Public Opinion
Thc Othcr sIdc of rrnlIhItInn-

Editor World, Your editorial a few DAYS past
on the national prohibition question was read bv
III" Win approval II does appear To me that
any rational mind could readily SEQ that pro
hlhluuu law does not prohibit either tho sale
nor consumtion Of Intoxicating beverages While
! hycd Ia the state Of Georgia there was a time
ihe state was operating under statewide bro
hIhi'ion ana at the same time Florida and Ton
h'Hs't was wet Result was Intoxicating bcv-
eragcs poured into Georgia ON the north from
Chattanooga and from the south Jacksonville
ran nightly a booze special express for savannah
Macon and other points. We had the same sit
nation ln oklahoma while Kansas city. Mo aud
Joplin were under the saloon law. At present
with national prohibition, all OF our border and
coast states are dcluEod with liquor from other
nations. billion dollars spent yearly to pay
booze hounds to enforce the prohibition law
and yet we do not have prohibition. Ia add.
ton To the enormous cost trying to enforce the
law we loose a billion yearly in revenue tax.
This condition brought on ua while tie
boys were over there" fighting for liberty and
the short haired women and long haired men
swarmod Washington, u. c., and threw "A spine-
LEGS congress into a "buck-aguc." We who live
I'm the interior states, have to put up with all
sorts OF stuff swamp, gully and cellar made
will scarcely deny the proposition that we are
in bad fix. ! think all will agree that we have
a very costly prohibition law, but do not
have prohibition by any means The people of
Tulsa are disgusted with the situation as It !s
today. Truly.
Tulsa. Sept 81. 1921 FRANK z. CURRY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-06

inufsOhSs OClOSos u, 1921
AstroloEcrs read this as A.
doubtful for woven. While ,E. '.'s
and Neptune arc in bouelic aspcSt
Venus asd Mars are adverse
Increased industrial comts,.t..
between women and men is fo,,...,
and for a time women aro %, ...ss'-
Injustice, it is prognosticatcd
This should be a lucky d.y o..
seeking employment, but mon MI,
profit ny the planetary government,
discrimination against women I.ir.
indicated by the stars
There should be renewed 4...U.
In many lines of business and u....,
featuring apparent at this limo
The sun again smiles on fhu.. ub.
hold important positions iv ......,'
ment affairs and Increased r.......
ity is prcsage for important of...,l,
The president OF the United -.....
is stcadily to gain in popularity 10.
will win the confidence of ff. rla
pie, but may ostrauEe politicians f,.
his stars are read aa iuounM. him
toward Increased independence. .f az,
tion.
Neptune is in an aspect tha, r-.u.
ises clarity Of mind and am access
OF common sense.
rcAs In education and incr,us. r LA.
number OF students iu college.
Venus seems TO forecast l3. .....
on certain obstacles that vI r.s.
~ university s,GtgYs whs,, f.... .......
find themselves unwClcoms
The scera find in tho asnpcfs a
menace to women who must r,
through a period OF readWs.uart In
public affairs
Venus is in a place held 10 pivs
warning that women must now rrai.
ize what political and .omm,..Isf
equality really meana and this Is In.
terprcted to foreshadOw cessation,
Of all special favors ON account o.
sox and previous conditions.
The partial eclipse of the moon.
ten days hence, is read as indicating
dangers TO women i'm childbirth
Persons whose birthdate It ie hays
the augury OF a very succcgyfpl
year. Domestic affairs may h-in,
problems. but financial conditions
should be satisfactory
Children born on this day NAV he
rash, headstrong and exceedingly
energetic. They will succeed bes'
as employees.