davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Brier Hill Steel mala pekne
zarobky.

Rrier Hill Steel Go. prave vyda-
la vykaz svojich zarobkov "a mi
nuly rok. Dl'a toho vykazu zaro-
bila $5,136,Ols.12, co je asi sest'-
desiat percent ma jej zakladnej i
stine. Tato spolocnost' robila
prvy posledny stvrt rok vel'mi
slabo alebo nie, teda jej zarobok
pechadza vlastne len z polrocnei
prace. k.by bola pracovala cely
rok, icj cisty zisk by Dol obnasal
tolko, ako zakladna istina, to test
sto percentov. Predseds direkto-
ria Kennedy ' svojej zprave w
hlasil, ze spolocnost sa priprsvu-
je k sniEeniu platov vsetkJch syo-
jich robotnfkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Nemech SOC. demol1:ati "a spolu-
pracu s ceskosl. soc. demokratmi.
CS. Tlac Kancelaria.


Vyk6nny vybor nemeckej soc.
demokratickej strany nasej re-
publike rozhodol sa "a spolupra-
Gu s ceskoslovenskymi soc. demo
kratmi. Vybor odsddil icast' libe
reckej l'avice ma stavke, ma ko-
munistickom sjazde Berline a
yysloyil sa "a beast ma MEDINA
rodnej konferencii socialistickej,
chystanej ma %. febr. 1921 vo Vie
dni. (Dl'a tejto zpravy buddcei
rarlamentnej Wade budu ,uz al
soc. Nemci. - Red.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Americas odhoGka Svazu Mad '.
obrannych Lig.


Pesti Hirlap prinasa 10. dec.
zpravu, ze New Yorku zalozili
Mad 'ari odbocku "Svazu Mad Far
skych obrannych Lig' iny1ni slo-
vami, svaz vsetkych spolkov, kto-
re pracujl ma znovu vybudovani
byvaleho Uhorska. Najhlavnejsim
lcelom nateraz vraj ie sbierat
peniaze pre- mad 'arskych dradni-
kov, pochadhsajdcich 20 sloven-
skeho iizemia. v skutocnosti vsak
sd to iba expozittiry mad 'arskej
propagandy ma prinavratenie Slo-
[venska Mad 'arom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Stat Ohio zavedie penziu pre-
starcov.

Columbus, O. - Zastupca Chad
well Jefferson county podal V
$tatnej zakonodarni navrh zako-
ma ma zavedenie statnej penzie
pre- starych l'udi yySe Ga roGnych.
Ma toho navrhu penzista by do
staval S. tWdennej podpory, jest
Il nema prijmov $3.50 alebo vyse
rocne. Ma penziu apravneni budd
len ii, ktori sG obcanmi Spoj. Sta
TOW a bEvajn V state Ohio uz Dat-
mast rokov alebo vyse.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Nechc1 cudzincov do nemocnic
zdarma.

Mestska rada na pondelkajsom
zasedani rozhodla, ze cudzinci ne
budl Wac prijfmanf do tunajsich
nemocnic zdarma. Len obcania,
ktori nemajd pehazi, dostan1 opa-
teru a ltulok v'tychto nemocni-
ciach bezplatne, cudzinci musejl
platit'. tt cudzinci, ktori nemaj1
pehazl chcl byt' zdarma osetro-
vani,. budd ma starosti komisarov
Mahoning okresu, ktorf zadovazia
peniaze ma ich liecenie 2 okresnej
pokladnice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Robotne zpravy
Operacie oceliarni So trochu
zlepsily.

Tohto tyzdna oceliarne na ma
sci okolici zvysily trochu svoju
cinnost' Pocdva sa, ze dostaly
hodne objednavky ma platne, co
ich povzbudilo k lepsej cinnosti.
Carnegie Steel Co. A. M.
Byers oceliarne pracujn plnou ST.
lou. l['.
Republic Iron and Steel operu-
ie jeden bessemer, sest' open
hearth peel, bar plate mill, diva
skelp millsi a Sest' sheet millsov
Tube mill pracuje plnou silou.
Brier Hill Steel Co., ktora mi
nuleho tyzdha skoro celkom sta
la, ma teraz v Ginnosti jeden open
hearth, desat' sheet millsov
Thomas plant plate millsi.
Sheet Tube Co. ma v cinnosti
Styri. open hearth pece, tube, rod
drotove millsi. Is sheet millsov
pracovalo prve dni v tyzdni.
Trumbull Steel ma einnosti
Styri open hearth pece, 26 sheet
tin millsov.. Tiez pracuje sa v
cold strip jobbing millsoch.
! Newton Steel Co. stoii okrem
finishing millsov. -
United Engineering and Foun-
dry Co. pracuje plnou silou ma OBJ
/ iednavkach pre- Tndiu d'aleky
VEchod.
b. General Fireproofing Co. operu-
je asi 65 percentoyou silon.
Truscon Steel pracuje nize so
percentovou silou.
V Niles Youngstown Steel Car
Co. pracuie plnou silou na repa-
raciach zeleznicnfFch vozhov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
v Toledo je uz hlad.

Toledo, 0. " tomto meste lc
tax vel l'ka nezamestnanost' a MI
dza, ze tisicim rodinam hrozl hla
dova smrt'. Minuleho piatku sria
dena bola verejna jedalna, v kto,
rel 1900 lu'di dostava zdarma
Jest. Okrem toho rozdane bolo Il
sic funtov ryb a 100 pckov zemia
kov pre- nndzne rodiny. Ocakava
>a, ze poeet n1dznych sa bslde sta
le zvySovat,,, lebo zahal'a tam O.
kolo 10000 robotnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
TO ST KoTRBKY!

Minuly tyzdeh rozchyrene bolo
o jednom nigrovi Alabamy, ze
kopla no m,,lica do hlavy, ktora
81 pri tom Zlomila nohu ma dvoch
miestach, ale nigrovi nestalo sa
mic. Teraz prichodf zprava z Win
sted, Conn, kde isty Italian me-
nom Stacchi strelil z blizkosti jc-
dneho kroku revolvera do celia
Thomasa Nickolow, ktoremu sa
tiez celkom MIC nestalo, ale chudi-
ma gull roztl'apkala sa ma pa
gae na. jeho cele. Otocnika zatkli,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
W sl hotove istiny o dani
z priimov.

Washington, D. G. - Berny Il
rad Spoj. Statov oznamil, ze roz-
poslane boly po vsetkych dano-
vych okresoch krajine danove
listing, ktore kazdy danovnik ma
vyplnit', podl'a coho potom plat
dan. Listing budG rozposielane
postou kazdemu, kto platil lanske-
no roku, ale kto ich nedostane,
ma sa hlasit' ne v danovom L.
rade. Dan musi hyt' zaplatena do
Is. marca t. r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Lepsie robotne vyhl 'ady v Sharon

Sharon Steel Hoop Co., ktora
stoii tohto tyzdna, dostava hod-
ny pocet obiednavok, takze bude
vstave zapocat' pracovat' v prvt
ttzden februara aspon ciastocnon
eiion. .... 49,.
The Standard Tank Car Co. ga
Gala pracoyat' eiastocne v poude.
lok, dajlc zamestnanie dakym
200 svojim byvalSm zamestpan.
com.
Vo Farrell pracnje sa styri dnI
" tyzdni v sheet millsoch Ameri
lean Sheet and Tin Plate Co.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Chcel odhryznut' zene nos.

Kiss Karoly z {. 62 Oneta st. 81
rad popija a v opilom stave wy
strata caste komedie. Talk ne
del'u v noel prisiel domov opitF
a zacal robit' larmu so zenou a
det mi. Zena det mi mu chcela
uist', ale on sa chytil rozumu a
chytil ju zubami "a nos. Boil by
lei no akiste odhryzol, keby ne
Dol prisiel ia policajt Stanko, kto-
ry ozrana arestoval.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Snizili mzdu konduktorov v sled
mich mestach.

Albany. Y. Y. - United Trac-
ton Co. oznamila svojim zamest
nancom ma poulicnych karach V
Albany, Rensselaer,, Watervliet.
Waterford. Cohoes a Green Is,
land. y, Y, ze i'm snizuje MIDI,
so SO centov ia 45 centov ma ho.
dinu. Spolocnost' sa vyhovara, Z
behom poslednych sest' mesiacov
utrpela ztratu obnose $327.256.
20 nem6ze d'alej znaSat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Zdarma krajove noviny.

Obdrzali SINE desat' vytiskov
novoroGneho vel'keho cisla den
nika "Slovensky Vychod' z.Ko-
sic. Casopis prinasa vel'mi poue-
ne elanky zpravy vychodn6ho
Slovenska, preto kto by 81 no prial
predplatit mech sa hlasi II mas O
jcdno cislo zdarma. Predplatne ma
rok je 28S kor1n.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Cestovatelia cez Nemecko nepo.
trebuju svajciarskeho visa.
(Cs. Tlac. Kancelaria.

Washington, D. G. - Krajania
id1ci do Cesko-Slovenskej repub-
liky cez Nemecko nepotrebujl
viso svajciarskeho konzula. Toto
visum potrebujd jedine ak cestu-
id cez Svajciarsko. v Hamburger
hradnfci 6esko-slovenskeho gene
ralneho konzulatu oGakavajl kaz-
dl lod' starajl sa 0 cesko-slo-
venskych obcanov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
ZeleZnic iciarom chcu tiez snizit
platy.

New York, n. Y. - S. o. Dunn
redaktor Railway Age" ma
prednaSku tuna klube zelezm
ciarov, ktorej medzi inym po-
vedal, ze platy zeleznienych "a
m"stnancov musej1 byt' elm sko-
rel snizene a to hodne, lebo ze j.
nae zeleznicne spolocnosti vyjdu
ma bankrot.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Ceny gazolinu padaju.

V Chicagu paddy ceny gazolinu
o diva Gently ma galone, sice %
na q centov. Petrolej tiez zlacnel
\ sice o tri Gently. Predava sa te-
raz DO 15kc. gallon. Ceny gazoli-
nu al indie bud1 snfzene. V nasom
meste by sa to najskorei zislo, L.
bo tn no predavaj1 po 32c gallon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
DR.. Stojan olomdckym arcibislu-
pom. ~. aa

Praha, 1s. jan. - (CsTK.) DR..
Stojan vymenovany Dol 16. janu-
ara "a olom1ckeho arcibiskupa.
(Dr. Stojan je clenom N. s. "a
l'udov1 stranu. Pocas prevratu
Dol kanonikom Olomdci. Je 10
roeny, rodom z Benova, Moravy.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
sos cudzincov deportovane.

Washington, D. G. - Minister
stv oprace vydalo oznamenie, dl'a
ktoreho cd /. julia 1919 do I. ia
nuara 1921 deportovane bolo sos
cudzincov anarchistickeho a boil
scvickeho smysl 'ania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Dvorcsak v Amerike

Viktor Dvorcsak, kamarat Jeh-
licskov, prisiel dia lS. januara do
Ameriky Dol ma Ellis Islande "a
drzan! ako podozrivy clovek.
6. It. X.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Harding sa veselo zabava.

Zvoleny prezident Warren G.
Harding vySiel 81 toto uz ma dru-
he vakacie cd casu jeho zvolenia.
Teraz sa nachodl vo Floride. kdc
sa hra golf a low ryby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Kongress zmensil armadu Spoj.
Statov.

Washington, ID. c. - Dom "a
stupcov senat priiali Kahnovu
predlohu, dl'a ktorej armada Sp.
Statov snizuje sa ma 175.000 mu-
zov. Predpoveda sa, ze prezident
Wilson tiito predlohu bude veto
vat, lebo ze ie ME este casova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
1000 rohotnikov vratilo sa do
prace.

Canton, O. - Tisic robotnikov
1ostalo tn pondelok pracu, ked
tovarne Berger Manufacturing
Co. a Stark Rolling Mills zapoGa-
ly ciastocne pracovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28
Youngstown pocituje $4,000
obyvatel 'ov.

Statistikari vyratali, ze nase
mesto pocitovalo zaeiatkom tohto
roku 141,623 obyvatel 'ov, co je o
vyse 5000 Wac, nez ianuari
lanskeho roku. Rastieme!
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
ALASKA LEGISLATION.

Alaskans generally will welcome the announce made from Washington that President Harding and his cabinet menbers favor of legislation that will consolidate Federal activities in the Terri tory under one head responsible to the, President This annou nceinent, it safe conclude is the deathknell sof tie measure introduced by Represen- tatve Curry for the creation of Alaska Develop ment Board .ff.
 The fact that Alaska was the subject discussed by the President and his cabinet formal meeting indicates that there is real disposition the part of the Admin siiation to get at the bottom the Alaskan situation well realization Of tire importance of the need for change from the present system of 3ureauola attic administration for the of hampering Influences that have prevented devel- opment of the Territory's resources The change can only be effected by Congressional action 1t will take time to draw satisfactory to every concerned. It will be a difficult piece of legs- lation to draft if past experiences prove anything. Not only will there be pulling and pushing and trading by interested bureaus but outsiders who have cng shown disposition want to dictate legisla- tion affecting the Territory will undoubtedly be heard from on the subject. Alaskans should also be given chance to express themselves the subject since any legislation of the kind proposed touches them more closely than it does anyone else. "A
 And even though Representative Curry's bill may never pc brought out of the Committee rooms, is how predicted in quarters, Aaskans owe him debt of gratitude for his effort bring about 8 change in the present system Federal admnstra- ton in the Territory. Undoubtedly it was the stir created in the several departments by his bill that is largely responsible for the expressed determination of the Administration to effect such change at an early date. MT. Currys interest is as deep and sin cere as 1t is impersonal. He actuated solely by genuine desire to aid Aaskans to get free from the encumberng tentaces of Federal bureaucracy and has no selfish aims to serve. He has given largely of his time and talents for more than year to this work and for that he deserves the gratitude of all Aaskans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
Salzburg's Gesture of Despair.
(New York World. )


 The almost unanimous vote by which eighty towns and villages in Sazburg expressed their desire for political union with Germany will have effect upon the of history. It is simply a pathetic gesture of despair in community trying to save itself from destruction
 It would not be fair to say that the plight of Austria has attracted sympathy in the Entente Long ago the Italians began sharing their scanty food with Austrian children and hardpressed Britain has not forgotten to aid them with money The Entente is trying to devise remedy for the hopeless muddle of Austrian finance. But the one remedy to which the Austrians themselves pin their faith-the remedy most effective of all, since it would stimulate hope and inspire effort-is denied.
 Fear prompts the refusal and fear is seldom wise. France feels that the annexation of Austria would make Germany populous she before the and her consequent loss of territory. But no barriers of boundary will ever make the Austrians other than German in speech and sympathy joining them with Bavaria would build up South German state big enough to oppose clipped Prussia should ii again make drillmaser its ideal and conquest its aim.
 Escaping extermnation the Austrians tain to be either eager pro-Germans under another flag a check Prussian ambitions within the Reich. The second solution is really the servatvey safe, besides the that is their pre- ference. The Sudbury vote is severely criticised in Entente capitals, but it shows the way of wisdom.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
SHIPPING BOARD HEAD AN ORGANIZER

Albert D. Lasker, recently appointed Chairman O. the Federal Shipping Board, is known one of Anl- erlcas biggest business and organizers. He wa. originally desired by President Harding for the posi- tion to. which he finally named but at his owr hnsistence, it first offered to Walter C. Teagle president of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Mr. Lasker gave as his for insisting on Mr Teagles appointment that the latter knew more abou. shipping and the needs of the Government than ht Himself did
 When MT. Teagle definitely declined to accept the position the President fell back on MT Lasker whc is president and of the Lord & Thomas Ad Company, Quaker Oats, the Chicago Cubs and severa other companies. He is also the originator of thf famous Lasker plan which settled the baseball war. rare last winter Mr. Lasker also suggested first tn appointment of Judge Landis arbitrator of base Gall disputes. Of him, David Lawrence one O. Americas foremost newspaper correspondents, said
 lie has the happy faculty of being. able settlt tangled problems, without much fuss or feathers
 Mir Lasker has been close to Will Hays duriu. the last three years. He several trips around the country with Mir. Hays starting out at the time the campaign was in 1918 to swing Congress owe, to Republican majority. He supported Hiram John sons candidacy for the Presidential nomination and it is said inancied his campaign at Chicago After the convention he resumed his work with Mir Hay. ana IS said to have been the genius behind the Re publican advertising and publicity during the cam paign last summer
 MT. Lasker is a member of the American Jewisl Committee. He is the first of his race to be sum moned to a high place in the Harding Administration MT Lawrence predicts that of his drivins Iorce ana genius for organization, he is destined o chmb hgher some day in the Harding Adminstra- ton when the job of selling ships is ended
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
Luke McLukc Says

It makes big difference whether woman's wealth of hair drops to the floor or on the floor when she loosens it at night.
 Once in about 75 years you hear a singer who pronounces the words of the song
 An old maid can pack hall by ad- vertising a lecture on How To Man age Husband" But a married wo- man couldn't get 10 people. to buy tickets if she lectured on the same subject.
 The only reason why you should love your enemies is because one enemy will give you more free ad- vertising than a thousand friends.
 The Dandelion is, the champion hustler. Knowing that you are try ing to exterminate him, a DandeIion will grow up, bloom out and go to seed between breakfast time and supper time.
 After man gets a little sense he discovers that the quickest way to get through a crowd is to walk around it.
 What has become of the O. f. belle who took pride in the fact that her belt was smaller. than her necklace?
 Do not despise the little things of life. A Microbe can raise more h---l than an Elephant
 Another Damli: Once upon time there was wedding at which neith CT the Brides Family nor the Groom's Family thought it's off spring was being bunkoed.
 Every youth sets out to acquire Money and Experience And he al ways manages to acquire the Experi ence
 A woman can henpeck her hus band. But she can't make him act as polite to her as he acts to other women.
 A small boy sure does hate to walk. But. gosh how he does like to run!
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
Commission Form Fights.
Indianapolis News.)


 surprising amount of bitterness and misrepre- sentation is shown in the commission manager cam paigns conducted in several Indiana cities and is sharp division between the leaders Generally speaking, the professional politicians opposing the new form of government, especially when there are candidates for city offices Some speakers who are attempting to demonstrate the benefits of the com mission manager form able to show that city where the commissioner form has been adopted has gone back to the old way. They point to econ- omies to lower tax rates and to greater responsibility of the few who have the affairs of the city charge Their contention is that such government is exact science is relieved the evils of politics and patronage, and that efficiency is the sole test. The other side refers to it carpet bag government, an ofshoo of CZarism and alien dominion a cer- trazed oligarchy. With such fights in progress the real issue is likely to be obscured Friends of the plan are shouting about the good points and over- looking the shortcomings Opponents placing all their emphasis on the evil and refusing to admit there is any good. The plan itself will not govern any city. If the change is made there must be commissioners fitted for the places and there be a manager big enough for the job.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15

country has been involved has left us heritage of increased expense. Not only has the direct military burden been permanently increased but there have been additional outlays on account of debt, for pensions, and for administrative purposes growing out of the experience and results of the war.
 The scale on which military operations were conducted during the most recent con 1ict was SO great that the percentage Of the revenue devoted purposes has enormously increased. In the five fiscal years just prior to the outbreak of the Euro pean war less than half of our governmental expenditures on an average pertained to the military establishment This condition pre- vailed until we entered the in 1917 In 1912 when the peak of cost reach ed these expenses were more than twenty times as great as those for purely civil purposes"
 The bank cites official Treasury reports to sho hat from 1910 to 1914 the average annual eXpend ure for war purposes $436,320,00O or 45.6 pc ,ent of the total This figure increased to $S69 ,6S, GOO in 1917 to $S 653 132, 900 in 1918 and 15 OPS 010 900 in 1919, then dropped to $5071,740 100 in 1920. Even with all doubtful items incudin advances to foreign governments excluded e2 ,enditures in both 1919 and 1920 exceeded v pc ent. of the entire amount expended.
 Thorough analysis of the cost of the diff ferent functions of government is requisite to adequate understanding of such vital domestic questions tax revision govern mental economy and national budget, and also of the wider question of international disarmament" the bank adds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
The Broken International Bridge.

(Roeky Mountain News Denver Coorado)
 The principal copper producing properties in this country have closed for indefinite period. There is no demand for copper products The United States is full up and is useless to produce when there IS no likelihood of market. For half dozen years copper mines in this country were called on to meet the demand for the Allied nations for copper war materials and they received good prices and paid exceptionally good wages
 The war demand ceased The supply has reached point far beyond the requirements of the United states on peace basis. At the time the Euro pean continent, the chief market lying stripped |of copper Germany and Austria during the war melted every article of copper the governments could lay their hands on.
 one might imagine that following peace the de- mana rom Europe to replace the great loss of cop per Tn home and factory and in trolley wires due to the war would keep American copper properties going and so 1t would if the financial break between Amerlca ana Europe could be restored. But so long as there IS such a gulf between mark kronen lire and franc and the American dollar and so ong as no agreement for the future peace of the world has eeen reached, the American mines must remain closed.
 The great undertaking for the present admin lstraton Is to restore the international bridge in the interest or American labor and industry
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
WAR COST LIMITS TAX REVISION.

or every dollar of national expenditure 773 cents goes for purposes of according to the National Bank of Comerce in New Cork, which points out that any constructive program looking to remedy the present tax situation must take this fact constantly Into consideration.
 This condition is a new one" the
 bank says nlthe June issue Of its magazine.
 Commerce M0hthly. Each in which this
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
BITS OF BY.PLAY By Luke McLuke Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer
Paste This In Your Hat!

@ShS it'S LII OLI
 The man who kicks about the clothes the women wear when out should have care and rest his noss ere it looks like a snout. If you'd make this better land, just mind your own affairs. Attend to your own business. and the women will mind theirs. l; If knee-high skirts of fend your eye, don't follow them around. Just pass the low-necked women by and look down at the ground. If some fair Juno likes her shape and puts it on display, it isn't up to you to gape and protest in dis may. Clean-minded men won't knock the way a woman cuts her waist He'll see the dear things every day and compliment their taste. So, if the styles affect your dome and shock your pure sweet life, stay off the streets, my friend, go home and rubber at your wife.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-15
Mean Brute! 1!

My face is my fortune"
 She said to Tom Tupp. Then he said: My goodness, But you are hard up."