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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
Trial Awaits Dempsey.

BATAVIA. n. Y. January 31.-Trial
of the 100000 damage suit against
Jack Dempsey and Jack Kearns. which
was to have started in supreme court
here yesterday, was adjourned till
Monday to permit Dempsey, who is
in the west, to come east
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
Lewis Wins Without deadlock.

BOSTON. February I'D "Stran-
gler" Lewis. world champion wrestler,
threw Renato Gardini, Italian heavy
weight. last night without using his
famous deadlock. lie pinned Gar
dinfs shoulders to the mat with a
tOehold in / hour, SO minutes and 20
McondS :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
Unhappy" Felsch Sulrenders

CHICAGO, February Oscar Hdappy)
Felsch. one OF the eight Chicago Ameri-
can League base ball players Indicted on
charges of conspiracy in the alleged
throwing Of games in the 1919 world
series, has surrendered and been re-
leased on bonds of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
Piedmont League Advances.

WINSTON SALEM, N. c.. February
president W. G. Branham announces
that the Piedmont Base Ball League
will be advanced from class ID to g and
that official announcement from national
headquarters is expected to be made
within the next few DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
Plays That Puzzle
by BILLY EVANS

Here is play that came up in
minor league last summer. 1t is hard
to determine whether the fielder
should be credited with 4 wise play
or the base runner with a dumb one
There is a runner on third, and the
batter hits a slow one down the third
base line. There is no one out, so
the runner on third holds his base.
The third baseman. realizing the ball
is travelling so slowly he will have no
chance to get the batter who is i
fast man, allows the ball to roll, hop
ing 1t will go foul. The ball con-
tinues down the line couple or
inches fair. hits the third base bag
, and bounds up and strikes the run
ner standing on third. despite his eff
forts to avoid it. The batsman goes
to second on the play. What was the
proper ruling?
Runner ON Third Is Out.
The runner on third is out, despite
the fact that he was standing on the
bag when hit by the ball. He must
avoid the batted ball. The batsman
who reached second on the play is
entitled only to first base.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
PITCHER WEILMAN QUITS
BECAUSE OF ILL HEALTH

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. February Carl
WeiIman, pitcher, has informed the
st. Louis American League club that
he has retired from base ball because
of i'll health. He had already signed
q contract for the forthcoming season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
DEMPSEY in Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES, Calf. February l.
Jack Dempsey, heavyweight cham
pion. is in Los Angeles. He is plan
ming to appear in a motion picture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
Clarence Mitchell in Fold.

NEW YORK, February 1.-The signed
contract Of Pitcher Clarence Mitchell
was received at the Brooklyn National
League clubs headquarters today 1t
was the first 1921 contract to be received
by the dodgers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
Set Date for Golf Tourney.

The date for the Trans Mississippi
Golf Association championship tour
Country Club. has been set for August
S to.13.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
Doubtful if British Crew
Will Race at Poughkeepsie
SHORTY MCCAIN.

ONDON February -Conderable doubt exist in Uni
versy Club here whether will be possible TOR
collegiate cham
held Poughkeepsie N Lacking formal
decline speak officially The
obstacle boating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
Clancy Stops Delaney in Sd;
Badly Beats Overweight Foe

@LEVELAND February George * o. Clancy the Balt
lightweight scored technical knockout Cal Delaney
scheduled round bout last night
final Deaney
tossing towel into the ring fifth Touchdown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01

Copyright. 1921
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01

TORONTO. February Roy Moore.
st. Paul bantamweight, outfought Ted
Joyce Of Toronto throughout a ten
round bout last night.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02
szAZAK vEszEDELME.

Hetfon delel5tt a Kalvaria temes
to k0zeleben Buckeye Feeding
Co. teher aut6jahoz csatolt pot
kocsi elszakadt es legordtilt a
Lakewood es Mahoning ave. sar-
kaig. OFT nekiszaladt a jardanak,
effort egy villanyoszlopot minek
k0vetkeszteben leszakadt vezete-
kek veszelyeKtek a Kalvaria te-
meto fele es oman vissza igyekvo
sok szaz ember eletet. Az eset hi
re hamarosan elterjedt es egy
rend6r felugyelt a veszelyeztetett
helyen mig "a hibat kijavitottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02
A TULAJDoNos

sajat maga adja ell 6 szobas hazat
a mely csak harom blockra van a
West Federal Streettol, Macy gya-
rak kozeleben. Sarok lott 50x125
K0vezett utica. Ujonnan festive es
papirozva. Garazs es viz. Ara csak
1850 dollar. Telefonaljon nekem.
Federal 3515, vagy Auto. 6825
Este pedig 373 w.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02
@Egyrol-M -Masrolg]
MATYAS KIRALY VAR0SABAN
Az erdelyi magyarok avasra szervezkednek Kat6 szo
Vezet0k nyilatkozata Nemzetisegi aamttkar Manuek
passzivitasban oahok is autonomiat kovetelnek.
"a nep" munkatarsa Kolozsvaron.

lit vagyok Matyas kiraly yaro-
saban. Szomoruan, faradtan jarok
a j6l ismert regi utcakon, ahol va
lamikor mamoros erzessel enekel5
tik a Kossuth-notat.... A hazak, a /
k0vek tan emlekeznek ra, de
mem beszelnek. Olyan neman hall
gatnak, mint lit ezek kalota-
szegi magyarok, Xix szotlanul ne.
xix Matyas kiralyt jardarol.
vajion nit gondolnak?
TIT csupa kerdes magyarok
SCENE, area. Erthetetlen minden,
ami szornyu val6sag k0riilottuk.
En- sem ertem.' Mem is akarom
megerteni soha. A magyarok ne,
ma kerdesere hangosan kiabalva
felel a gyalui mocok danaJa a
korcsmabol:
Destaptete romano. -.
A magyar $40, Mikes Kelemen
magyar beszede ugyanakkor fel-,
We, ijedten huz6dik meg mellek-
utcaba. Felelem, szenvedes, nyug-
talansag, aggodalom latszik az ar
cokon. Lidercnyomas nehezul
magyar varosra. Csak Matyas
kiraly all nyugodtan a helyen.
AZ egyik vitez sebet kapott a
balkani ellensegtol de kiraly
rendiiletlenul allja az ostremot.
A ko, az ere nyugalma az arcan'
A Iowa valalni, tavoli riadotol a.
gaskodik Bucharest iranyaba.
A magyar ,ercgondolat megfo-
gott, felemelt, megnyugtatott.
Csak most ereztem igazan AIT az
izzo langot, mely Fadrusz Janos-
ban lobogott. Nyugodtan, Matyas
kiraly ercgoldolataval mentem
tovabb a varosba. A magyar ele-
tet keresem az olah aradatban.
Mindenekf0l0tt az kerdes erde-
kel, hogy mint gondolnak, NIT
csinalnak a magyarok Erdely
f0varosaban?
Kolozsvar kiilsejeben, forgal.
maban, mindennapi eleteben ma
gyonAmegvaltozott. Olah kontost
0ltott niagara. Valamikor napo'
kig mem hallott az ember olaE
sz6t, most pedig az iizletekben
a kavehazakban, az utcan olahu
larmaznak az otthonosan beren
dezett idegenek. A Szvacsinaers
egyik vezetoemberenek beeslest
szerint az utobbi masfelev folya
man mintegy 80-100,000 embe
telepedett lie Kolozsvaron. Az olal
inteligencia megsokszorozodott
olah iparosok, munkasok is j0t
tex, ellenben a magyarsag szam'
mintegy 100000 emberrel XII
sebb lett. Annyi magyart iildoztel
XII mindenfele eszkozzel az ola
hok varosbol.
Az utcak olah nevet kaptal
mind. Mihaly vajdatol = Vajd
Sandorig minden neptribunna
sajat utcaja van. Az iizletek folot
a cegtablak szinten gor0g-kelet
ekezetekkel ekeskednek. Nagyo
gyakori az Ilie, Noise, az A,
racuu. -. Magyar felirast ali
kettot-harmat LATHAM, de franci;
tizen0t0t szamlaltam 0ssze fot,
rem. Ugy latszlk, francia nagyo
nepszerii a Balkanon. -.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02
HARoM HALALos ITELET.

A pestvideki t0rvenyszek oth6napi
targyalas utan a szentendrei direktori-
uni tagok KOHL gyilkossag, lazadas es
egyebb biincselekmenyek Matt Chudy
Ferencet Ozoray J6zsefet es Schrot-
ter Aladart k0telaltali halalra iteite
A tobbi vadlott is sulyas buntetest
kapott. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02

A magyarok aktivitasba lepnek?
A sok kerdes kozil els6sorban
ARA akartam valaszt kapni, hogy
vajjon a magyarok, szekelyek az
adott helyzetben mire hataroztak
ell magukat? Aktivitasba lepnek
vagy tovabb is passzivitasban
maradnak?
E kerdesr6l beszelnek, vitatkoz-
max lit minden magyar helyen. A
kerdes nagyon sulyos, sorsdonto]
ielentosegU, sokszorosan aktualis,
de azert ugy latom, hogy
meg mem alakult XII korulotte
egyseges kozvelemeny. Az ak
tivitas hivei s mindenesetre
tobbsegben vannak.
A magyarsag egyik vezetoem-
bere kis fiizetet nyomott kezem-
be, mely most k0zkezen forok
magyarok kozott. A cime: 'tKial-
to $40!
"A konyvet mem tudja megin-
dulas nelkil elolvasni az ember.
,Komor, ;sulyosveretii mondatai
Deak sFerenc felirati beszedeire
emlekeztetnek, amikor Negyven-
nyolc.. lazad6 keserusege utan
Hatyanhet hidegt jozansagat akar
ia belevinni a lelkekbe. lit is a
| gondolatok az erzesseE viaskod-
max. A koryv szerzoi szoval is XII
fejtettek allaspontjnkat. Pal Ar
pad az aktivitas gondolatat a
k0vetkezokepen indokolja:
A trianoni bekeszerz0des
alairasa es ratifikalasa utan az
erdelyi magyarsag es szekely-
seq niagara maradt. vi allami ke-
retekbe szoritottak, amelyek k0
z0tt vi politikai, gazdasagi es
szocialis helyzettel kell szamolnia
A let es nemlet kerdese
vetod0tt fel szamuhra.
Vagy a ketsegbeesesnek, pusz-
tulasnak adjak at magukat, vagy
probaljak az eletiket, kulturalis
es gazdasagi eletfelteteleiket meg.
vedeni. Ez az aktivitas gondola.
ta. Szamolunk az adott helyzet
ell. Ez mem elmondas, vagy rene
gatpolitika, ez egyszeruen az adott
kenyszerhelyzet felismerese. A be.
keszerzodes bizonyos vedelmet
jogokat biztositott papiroson al
ugyneyeztt nemzeti kisebbsegek'
mex, hat megprobaljuk azokat +;
val6sagbon ervenyesiteni. Ez ;
gondolat sziilte az aktivitasra ira
nyulo mozgalmat, mely mar elore
haladt statiumban van.
Ez politikai indokolasat ada
: kerdesnek, de a kerdesre olyal
& valaszt akartam hallani, mely
: politikai szempontokon aul melye
argumentumokat vonultat fe
< Olyan ember velemenye utan e.
a dekl0dtem, XII tudomanyos magas
K latrol nezi dolgokat. Kolossvar
t Balint kolozsvari egyetem vo
j politikai szempontokon alol m
II lyebb argumentumokat vontat fe
: rektora allaspontjat k0vetk
g zokben fejtette XII:
it Magyarsagunkb6l ma mar
s minimalis 0nbizalom is kiveszet
n Onkent veszi kezebe a vandorb'
tot hagyja ell osi foldjet, hol tol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02
KIS FARMA

25 aker Youngstowntol delre, szo-
bas haz, gyiimolcsos, 10 mellekepuletek
ket 10, egy Jersey tehen, ket diszno,
csirkek es 0sszes mezogazdasagi felsze-
relies, SO busel zab, 25 busel kukorica,'
IL tonna szena stb. Ara csak 81 1900.
80 AKEREs FARMA
Jo fold ket fatal gyiimolcsossel.
Kitiin6 epiiletek, 5 szobas haz. A fold
alatt kitiin6 vastag szen. Ket 10, jo
tehen borjuval, 80 csirka, szerszamok
mez0gazdasagi gepek es felszerelesek
Ara csak $3,s5O
S75oO-ERT vEHET
100 AKERES TELJESEN
FELsZERELT FARMAT
Youngstownt6l delnyugatra lankas
jo term6 fold. J6 erd0 es gyiimolcs0s
kut es folyo viz. 10 legelo. vi negy
szobas haz nagy istallo es jo mellek-
epiiletek. Ket 10, tehen, 6 borju, As
csirke. Osszes sziikseges szerszamok es
felszerelesek. Nezze meg inert erdemes.
IRA G., PARK
6o6 Home Savings and Loan Building
TELEFONOK:
Federal 1910 Auto. 1910
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02

be orientalodasat megtalaln mem
veil. EFT az onbizalmat vissza-
adm csak oily teriileten lehet, ahol
meg mindnyajan talalkozhatnak,
ahol itevekenysegre annyira haJ-
lamos kedelyuek eppen ugy mem
idegenek, mint azok, Xix a meg
hasonlas terhe alatt az elkabulas-
Dol f0locsudni mem kepesek.
Ez a teriilet egyedil a
magyar kulturalis kesz-
seq s ennek min0segben
tulsulya.
A kulturalis eletiink szerveze
tenek meger6sitese, intenzive te-
tele, tehat a legtavolabbi faJi XII
lonitmenyek behal6zasaval az a
legfontosabb feladat, az az igazl
aktivitas, mely minden magyart
magaba olelve egyediil tudja meg
termelni azokat az er0ket, melyek
faiunk es tarsadalmunk vedel-
mere Il
megfelelo idoponthan a csc
lekvesek mas, egyelore meg
tavolabbi horizontjait is be-
vonhatjak.
A magyarsag kulturalis SERVE
zesenek eszk0zei masok mem lie,
hetnek, mint amelyek mar adva
vannak: az Erdely teriileten ege.
szen kiilonlegesen fejlodott auto
nom magyar egyhazi szervezetek
melyek altal a magyar tarsada'
lom megszervezve el.
A politikai aktivitasra vonat
koz6lag - amint ertesulok, :
t0bb terv van, de meg mem tudtal
a vezetok egyseges tervben meg
allapodni. A Szekelyfoldrol allan
d6an siirgetik az akciot. A sajt6
ban is allandoan foglalkoznal
vele. A kozvelemeny ilyen iranyl
megmozdulasa szaszok fe1lepe
sevel parhuzamosan, maris erez
teti hatasat bukaresti kormany
IA, amennyiben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-02

kamaraban hosszu vajulas
utan megszavaztak a nemzeti-
segi allamtitkarsagot.
Manuek passzivitasban.
Az erdelyi magyarok az aktlvl-
tasra gondolnhk es ugyanakkor
az erdelyi olah politikusok passzi-
vitasban vannak. Az a sors kiil0-
nos veletlenje, s6t ir6niaja!
Maniu Gyu1a' es tarsai nagy-
Romaniaban mem erik j6l magu-
kat Erdelyt szallitottak a buka
resti Bismarckoknak, de juta
lom elmaradt. Eleinte nagyon
hangosak voltak, vezetoszerepet
jatszottak, de lassankint leszok-
tattak oket a romaniai politiku-
sok. Az ellentet egyre jobban ele
sedett. Avarescu mar irgalmatlan
valasztasi harcot helyezett ellen
mix. Ezid6szerint nemzeti ellen
EEK keserii kenyeret eszik Buka-
restben.
A legut6bb Vigetoianu belugy-
miniszterre panamat bizonyitottak
be nyilt ulesen, de a kormanypart
tuntetoen bizalmat szavazott a
miniszternek. A ikamara eln0ke
azonkiviil a federaci6 negy tagjat
er6szakkal Ikizarta az iilesekrol
Ere Manuiek mind kivonultak
mlntha a magyar parlamentbe1l
lettek volna. MANU- elkeserede
seben a kovetkez0ket mondotta
A nemzeti ellenz6k ezeket az
ileseket t0rvenyteleneknek nyil
i vanitja es e vegett minden tiles
re elkuldi valamelyik tagjat &
4 kamaraba, hogy az tiltakozas'
Il terjessze elo az orszag torve
nyeinek es parliament szabalyai
nak labbal tiprasa ellen.
Ezeket valamikor. Vajda San
| dor kizarasa alkalmab6l is elmon
dotta Maniu Gyula Budapesten
Azota a.vilag nagyot valtozott
Lam, a welt serelmekbol igazi at
rocitasok lettek mar. A hires ro
man passzivitast megismetelhetil
ujra, de azuttal ugy-e mem fognal
| panaszkodni Scatus Victor-nak
il Erdelyben az olahsag kozot
! egyre no az elkeseredes, bizalmat
lansag bukaresti politikava
szemben. A k0zigazgatas visszs
| elesein kivul az erdelyi politiku
| sok tapasztalatai is erositik az
/ gondolatot, hogy Erdelyt csa
| autonomiaval lehet talpra allfa
| nj. Az olah intelligenciaban enne
a gondolatnak mar eros partj
van. A parasztsag pedig epedy
varja. Ime az egyetlen ut, ahol
magyarokkal oszinten kezet fog
y hatnak.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

nrmE Albuquerque Rotor Cub will have as is guests at a dinner
Thursday night the ncnhts Of The Senior class Of the high school,
Aars than sixty hays and girls who viii graduate At the end Of
This month.
fhe.e young people, Rotarihns have IN mind the further paaposc OF
cncourneine them 10 60 on with their edneaiets They propose 70
inquire into the future plans Of each Of the graduates and in eases
where circumstances or fncinaiiou seem to point 20 an end Of educa-
sional effort with the high school diploma. 10 ke what'e be done 10
change the circumstances az the inelination-
This is work that 4 wcrth doing. Il is work that Is far more inn
portaa. than the individual Welfare Of the hoy OF girl: important as
that consideration automatically is. This land OF onrs needs beyond
measure q next generation Of men and women who are thoroughly
soundIv educafcd. We need mon and women whn ere trained 10 think
clearly, swiftly and STRAIGHT Who are ~ groanded IN facts and prin.
ciples fnf they cannat be swervcd into hypafhs Of "isms" and
nIehfy fhtar;tk nn and women who can do their own thinking and
guide their own live. aud thus. be breed from the pcris Of unprin
cipled or nnsound leadership
The duty ~ parents Ia This matter Of thorough education is plain,
no matter what personal sacrifice IL may involve. its a duty not
only Of parenthood but IF eitznship as we'll But the duty toward
The eoning grncfutou in this matter does not end with the parents
IL IS a duty that falls with almost equal responsibility upon all citi-
Gems; and il is a duty the performance Of which t~houghtful citizens
are beginning 10 understand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

when he was 90. then became n
freight conductnr. then conductor 81 70
local ~rasscuger, and now COR many
years ~ an express ifc haa ccn IN
train wrecks and porhnps train rob-
berries. He has had fights with train
fowdies lie has met inuumerahie
men who have tried 10 cheat him.
and have not Otter ~auccccded. No
n iatcncd 20 complaints whom trains
were late N connections missed
Here hc is. "a manly. honest right
minded man. with a heart that grows
hot when he learns of meanncss. with
an attention 20 business which moth
Ing is permitted To turn aside. but
with a gracious word and a friendly
Interest In people and things IN gem
eral.
That sort OF man gives MS O. giimpse
OF 70 notably worthy ideal n shows
ua how q man may have an CXactinE
task. which calls forth all his cucrEy,
which demands 81 him high qualities
OF courage and lnsight into character,
and pfumptnorE iu meeting cmcrEcn-
cies, sud tact u manlinefs, with In
cidentui auioyunccs and occasional
pcfils, may 40 through tho years aud
face life and the future with fortltude
and "a smile. And thut. ! tnke ~ ~
something Ike what may De cnlod "a
successful life.
And the shortoase was good.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

R~.rardinr the inssitui, and ~ re-
WORK. Dr. uav Lyman Wilbur
president Of stanford University
saws;
- very serious situation confrouts
the United States and the cnilro
world. While the Necessity Of food
research has ever been obvious, tBis
~ the fist time any attempt had
been made 10 provide foi an Intensive
ara exhaustive study a food problems
mud conditions.
"Englnnd. France. aud the uihcr
nations or the world are On 70 Dondi-
tiuu more serious h that uf ulH
United States, utcir food problems
are muis diuie. and while ti"V
appreciate tho situation confronting
them. because ~ the throes % wars
aftermath they ARE unable 10 cope
With 81 ne present depending on me
Tnlted atca Goo supply thom WIN
food until tho emergency ahatcs and
they can reauue production
The tntno Hoover war collection
uf records now here viii he at Oh"
difpDHnl NJ tlr directions OF thr in-
aiitulc. states ur. Wilbur, us also VIII
hc ihr scientific iahoratorirs and 0ihor
facilities Of tho university.
Here follow "a fDw on tho fields 0f
Investigation the Institute viii cover
iu itg research work.
FIRsT-A study % soil and ro1r-
-pauiznIon ~ the present system ut
planting In order that @ maximum Of
production will result from a mini-
mum 90 Territory.
SECOND Experiments to discover
which grains viii thrive better iu
certain soils under various ciim1tL
conditions; -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In h|rcf.catti'
raising in order 20 remove h'
nom and obtain thciF present sfasius
hand for productive purpose4 ana sol
preserve tho cattle Tor food purpo'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. considc ration
uf the fsising 10 reindeer and musk
oxen In cold climates FOR food iur-
poses.
FIFTH-Roclamation work and csc
porimcnts with various soils now cone
sidered non-produttiye 60 p" made 20
obtain. 10 possible. Information lH ip
the availability or this non-prutu,
tive territory Tor productive purposes
when subjected 90 scientific 'ulutt-
tluu.
sIXTH-Efforis 10 interest those
nEIng Doe tho rIIy who. DE- Ni'IUr
ftttcs, are nothing moro than pIrH-
sites 90 tho full and and in iucrDtsin-
s5oO.aOo Iund
Tho Food Research institute wH
founded with a. 5000 200 fIud ."r-
piled ly thr Carnegie corpora Uu U'
Sew York 90 r0Ror, m~olntDuauDD fur
period of ten years. and is 'tuutul
Iy t0 De- known as The Hoover Insii-
tate
Seven mon ct national prominence
r~,uuessutiup uEIlcsltuIIl constantine
economic. and other groups o. 90.
/ community. viii act as am advisory
I committee. Amuug these Hin o., D'r.
bert Hoover us "a member tud tI
presidents 90 stanford UNIVERSITY and
J. members.
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home another woman. D be told his
wife That she could stay IL she wanted
10. but this new woman was 90 be
boss. What do YOU think ought 10
be- lone with a man like that lie
ought to have a rope tied around his
neck. and BE- dropped off the bridge
into the riverl'
Again he passed on. but as he went.
he snid c~onndcniially. They're Herv-
ms strawberry a~hortoakc IN the diner
todaYf"
De was 60. Judge from his face and
the gold stripes on hih arm. but he
was alert. vigorous and human. lie
must have been honest. or be- would
have lost his job many years ago. be-
aldrs. tho nco told that
He begun as a freight brakeman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

our conversation
did not delay him n
single second. He
talked only while
he was taking UP
my ticket and
punching my trip
slip, Then he pass
ed on, But ~
minutes later, when
h. had taken up
an the tickets he
came back, and
stopped for a mo-
ment.
did YOU read In
the paper this
morning about that
hrokrrG" he asked.
ile was married.
aud had children.
mud Ia Urrnrnf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03
The Nature Sleuth just Loves to Spy
On Every Little Bird and Flyl
TOday's Rhyme by Frances ~BOardman

No Bird that flies, r chirps a Tune. can hope, for long, To be
immune to OnsLughfs from the Nature Slenth Who loves TO spracd
the Naked Truth about the iuncrmoSt Affairs OF al the lttle NcN
ing Pairs. With Resolution in her Eye, this Form Of unrclcning
Spy uueovers the Domestic hve~ Of English sparrows and their
Wives; she trains her Almclusive Lens upon Che Homes Of harm
less Wrcns until their Privacy is Nr: she honnds the Oriole, until
be has a Housing Problem, RIGHT. aud has to disappear from
Sight. And every time she spots a Bird, the Nature Spy rs duly
heard 10 spread the News with lrcaihleSs Glee. Just think,
she squeas, the Chickadce has laid some little Eggs iodayl n
Then YOU'RE supposed TO faint awayD Or-"LOok, the Robin
found his mattel . . On hearing which, ia like 10 state
that aI The little Birds I'VE known. ask sImLly % De Let Alone!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03
THE REASON
nV Alfrrd Arnold.

Nou could put "a smooth thing over
That would win, most any dag;
You could rcn u, and then plan %
fn o. bold two-flftcd way.
You could place the other FELLOW
IN a. double -ticd-uf. plight;
hut YOU wouldn't. for you
shouldn't
And You couldnf If you're
right
You could twist about. and
scramble
To the ton 81 all the heap.
You could .shyly. you could slyly
work while honest fellows
sleep.
You could talk Of natures bless-
inEs."
And set up the law ~ might
hut YOU wouldn't Tor you
shouldn't;
And you couldnt-n You're
right,