davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-25

Tom Haynes, who has been work.
ing at a sheep camp, visited his
family here this week.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-25

Arthur and Roy Bird were visitors
from Vipont this week.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. John Tooth of
Churchill was business visitor
here Monday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-25

r. Stout has begun drilling for
water at LightAir springs, (south OF
Oakley.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CeIumbia Heixhh-Csuinued.

18th ST. nr. ssepserd- sE h.snL
Double back porch sereene< - 500.
JOHNSTON REALTY Co. no ccun- ava
Main SIS.
IkNING ST. ar ieh- srA n. al.
L<rre lot to paved alley. JoHNsToN
REALTY 90, lllo Conn ave. Main ans.
Is'.Se =, IN 81 81; s lstA ,nzz,os - \ ss.s,
co. lilo Conn ave. Main 4IS.
WEBSTER ST. nr. isth. 2. a b, sosbas
oar gzr-. a-ni-. t1l-Soo. yoBrtroN
REALTY 90. IIIo Com ave. hsis sIs.
MONROE ST. srA B.. ee1 recns.
ami. sli zoo. JOHNSTON REALrr CO.,
l11o ooon. ave Main 4Is.
COL RD- nr. I3th. 10 2. b. ..nI,
tIl. go. JOHNSTON RKALTr 90. IIi0
Com ave Main flx.
IRrING ST nr Isth. 10 r. a b. s~rfz dst-
fI2.soo. JoHSEroN REALTY CO.. iIio
Com. ave- Main tls.
KENYON 81. NJ. isth. i2 q &sA.. car b.
srsnred In q apis. sI5.coo. JOHNSTON
REALTY CO.. 111o Com. ave Main tiE
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
korth Columbia Height..

NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHrs-a "a. is,s
81: rooms and ha ths: a.. m. &: sl2coa.
Aekeerer Cos. is0s I 81 49, N. sTsa
isrH ST. NJ. srrinF rd-: sL a b.; oeep
lot; sii.5oo WIN. s. Phillips. isos n. Y.
ave. uw- Main es.
1sth ST. scar sh-pberd- . rns. ree- hall.
h.-w.h.. el~-t. 5000 cash. halsnce nks nent,
800. Wfldman a Co erk A n
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Chevy Chase Cs1tinue1.


Dutch ,syie. II rns.. B.. AMI sxz.sos.
narry Mardnsn. if3o 4 ~ -. n tfsa.
East KfRKR
oor.. u rms. Q b.. a-a.L. gar. $4,000.
aarry Wsrdman. 14so K st. -. n s1so.
MELROsE 81. 4
net- stuceo. rms. . b.. AMI sl5.o 90.
aafry Waranan. 1880 x q. ~. n $50.
EAST NEI.k06H.
s<o.o 900.
Aarry wardnan. l41o K st. NJ. NJ liso.
MCKINLEY 81.
rms. b.. 1a2 e. froetage. sis.oeo.
harry Wsrdmas. i43o K st. ~. n. 4ieo.
LIVINGSTON NR. CONN. AVE.
y rms.. b.. ami. Ears SIT 800
hsrry Mardmaa. l<3o Z st. nv. II. 4ioo.
MAPLE AVE. M. CHEVY CHASE. MD Z
fries. tissee. q. L. frsT. sf3 isth ct.
HUNTINGTON nr, Bet I'd: p. Ant !:
$500; terms. wa. q. Phiilips. 100
y. y. ave. nv. Main ss
NORTHAMPTON nr. Reno rd.: sr.. sb.;
AMI; S1s.50o. VIM. S. Phillips. I4Oe
=. y. ave. NV MHin o.
4lST ST. nr. W St; r.. 2b-: a.m-I-:
Sil.1so. William 8. Phillips, i4oe n. Y.
ave. NV. Main o.
LIVINGSTON nr. Conn. ave; r A b.;
sl2.SoO; terms. VIM. s. Phillips, l4oe
y. y. ave nw. Main ss.
RITTENHoUsE ar :9th: r. . B.; AMI:
Sio;ooo wm. ;. Phillips, 14oo n. 7. ave.
kEokuK .r: Reao I'd; sr. q B.: ami: |:
nv. Maj. ss. r'''n''' ~" ~ L. ave.
oHEyY CHASE ciRcLI-s5,ooo, . T...,
b.. gar. ". c. A. X. MILLER.
n. es6s.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-31
NEGRO POPULATION
DECREASES IN STATE

The population of the state of.
! Kentucky, as recently announced
kby the Buerau of the Census, De-
partment of Commerce, is 9O.2
per cent white and 90 per cent
negro. In 1910 the percentage
of negro was ia.
The negro population, which
was 261 $50 in 1910, decreased to
,234 1888 in 1920, a decrease of 1919
per cent. The white population
lin the same period increased from
.2.O27, o51 to 2,1SO, 500, or IS per
cent.
The white population of the
state consists almost entirely of
native American born of native
| American parents the total native
white parentage being 2,O3o,134,
while the foreign element is rep
resented by 3O,7SO foreign born
whites, 65,931 native whites who
had foreign born parents, and A.,
us who had one parent foreign
born, the other being native. The
! total population includes also 81
Indians, O. Chinese, 9 Japanese, 2
| Koreans, l Filipino, and Hindu.
/: In most counties of the state
! the percentage of negroes had de-
creased and in 1O4 Of the 12O
counties there was also a decrease,
in the number of negroes.
, MadisOn's negro population per
cenage is 1877 in 1920 as compar-
ed with 21.1 in 1910.
Clark 200 in 1920 to PAS in
1910.
: Estil1 1..3 in 1920. to 90 in 1910.
Fayette ESQ in 1920, to 31.2 in
1910.
Garrard 1873 in 1920, to 1872 in
1910.
Jessamine 1876 in 1920. to 23.5
in 1910.
Laurel ~ in 1920. to 3.3 in 1910
Lincoln 1873 in 1920. to los in
1910.
Clay 2.3 in 1920, to 2.S in 1910.
Rockcastle O.5 in 1920. to 90 in
1910.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-31
DOYLESVTLLE

The birthday OF Mr. Claude
Wall was celebrated Saturday
II. All present report an
enjoyable day.
Mrs. S. p. Crawford visited
Mrs. r. c. Hill Friday.
Miss Mary Frost and Miss
Jennie Wells visited friends a,
school here Friday afternoon.
Mrs. w. D. Dunn, Mrs. A. H
Green and children, Miss Willie
Mae Green, Mr.. and Mrs. K. r
Wells, Mrs. Alonzo Wells anC
Miss Jennie Wells were the pleas
ant guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Wall Thursday.
Mr.. ]. ID. holland reports q gooo
day at Boonesboro Thursday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-31
Pamela CLIFF

Mrs. John Whitaker and chill
dren spent Monday with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Raymond Whitaker,
and family.
Mr.. Ali Williams spent one
evening this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Williams.
Mrs. Chas. Williams and fam
lily visited Mrs. Raymond Whitta-
ker and family Monday afternoon
Mr.. Earl Whitaker spent Sat
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-31

Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roberts
were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Agee.
Misses Bobbie and Hetty Lamb
spen Saturday night and Sunday
with Miss Hettie Whitaker.
Mrs John Baker returned Sat
urday after 4 two weeks stay
with her mother. Mrs. NNhitlOck.
Mrs. Major Hamm and Mrs.
Luther West spent Sunday alter
noon with Mrs. ]. H. Moores.
Mt. and Mrs. James Moores, OF
Richmond, spent the past week IN
the home Of their son. Mr. ]. Fl
Moores, and Mrs MoOres.
Mr.. Leslie Agee spent Sunday
night with his brother, Robert
Agee. on Tate's Creek
Mrs. Isabelle Hamm is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Pendergrass and children
of Missouri, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Newland.
Mrs. Linda Willis. OF Slick
Rock, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Bogie.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-31

urday night and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly visited the
latter's arents, Mr. and Mrs. Joel
Lamb, Sunday.
Mrs. Dock Whitaker and fam
ik spent Saturday night and sun
day with Mr., and Mrs. Brutus
Whitaker
Miss Bobbie and 1iettie Lamb
visited Misses Hettie and Mossle
Whitaker Saturday night and
Sunday.
Two new castings and an inner
tube were taken from Mr.. Ray
mond Whittaker's Ford car last
Thursday night.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-31
sRat-Snap Beats the Best
Trap Ever Made" Mrs.
Emily Shaw Saws

"My husband bought 81 trap ]
bought a Csc box of RAT-SNAf.
The trap only caught three rats
but Rat Snap killed II in week.
I'm never without RATS
Reckon | couldn't raise chickens
without it. ;, RAT-SNAP comes
in cakes. Three sizes 35c, Csc.
$I25. Sold and guaranteed by
Douglas and Simmons ar 2~ock-
ton and Son. august
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-31

Miss Elvaree Cobb, OF Danville
is visiting her sisters, Mrs John
Park and Mrs. Charles Jett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08
Szerkesztonk elment es megnez-

Szerkesztonk elment es megnez-
te a kepet, mely dacara a festo
fatal koranak, tenyleg kiforrott
festol tehetsegre vail.
A KEEP hatalmas, olajra festett
munka. Krisztus fej, amelynek
NJ szinei megkapoan adjak vissza
Megvalt6 szenvedo arcat. A
kephez azonban keret is kell. Ez
vagy 80 dollarba keriilne. Fabel
lapunk utjan keri azokat a katho-
hkus magyarokat, akik szeretnek
kepet templomban latni, hogy
adiak ossze a keret arat es SEE
pen beramazott k6pet vele egyiitt
adjak az legyhaznak, magyar
muveszet megorokitesere.
Aki ere celra adakozni XII
van, nezze meg elobb kepet, a
melyet fent megadott elm alatt
napk0zben barmikor megtekint-
het es tudjuk, hogy okvetleniil
hozzajarul annak beramazasi
k0ltsegehez. IA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

Januar Gen fogjak eloadni a Ci-
ganygrofne cimii operettet a
Kossuth Hallban

Bizony MAJ j6 ideje annak,
hogy a New York. Magyar Sim
,arsulat varosunkban idozott, ICY
tehat (dacara rossz munkavi-
Szonyoknak) a szinhazlatogat6
magyarsag megis Macy or0mmel
fogadja AIT a hirt, hogy a tar
sulat nemsokara varosunkba jon.
A napokban j0tt ide ertesites
Ratkay Martont6l, a tarsulat
nagynevi igazgat65at6l, hogy a
i0v6 6vi januar gen Ga mely het-
foi napra esik) megerkezik a tar
Sulat Youngstownba A tagok
soraban latjuk az igazgat6: Rat
kay NJ. Martont, budapest XII
rally Szinhaz nagynevii miiveszet,
a Xxi New Yorkban Molnar Ferenc
vilaghirii darabjaban, "Liliom p
ban a f6szerepet jatszotta. Vele
i0nnel a nok KOHL: Ell. Varady
Juliska, L6rincz Kornelia, Ell. Lee
way Margit, Fellegi Terus es Lola,
Kenessey Jozsefne, ferfiak ko-
Aiil Hegediis ,Lajos, Nyikos Zsig-
mond, Horvath Lajos, Papp Ist-
van 6s a kisebh szerepeket jat-
$40 szineszek.
A neysorb5l megallapithatjuk,
hogy eros, Macy miiveszi cricket
kepvisel6 els6rangu tarsulat fog
bemutatkozni a "Ciganygrofno"
c. operettben, a mely darab Ma
gyarorszagon szokatlan sikerek
orszagutjat diadalmasan Jarta
vegig. A helyarak mersekelteb-
bek lesznek, ugy hogy kozon-
segnek meg legyen az all1alma
ARA, hogy a tarsulatot fokozot-
tabb mertekben partolhassa.
Lapunk legkozelebbi szamaban
reszletesebben emlekeziink meg a
tarsulatrol eS az el6adasra kerllG
darabrol, most csak AIT jegyez-
ziik meg, hogy jegyeket maris le-
het lefoglalni elore Losehitzer es
Engel 1886 West Federal street,
irodajaban, vagy pedig az "Ad
ria" penzkiildo irodaban, 81 Wick
avenue.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08
SEGITSUNK A MAGYAROR~
SZAGI GYERMEKEKEN

A skrofulas, angolkoros es mas
egyeb, taplalkozasi hianye okozta
betegsegekben sinylod0 gyerme-
kek gondozasa mindig nehez fel-
adatot kepezett es reg6ta tudva
volt, hogy ezeknek q bajoknak a
leghathat6sabb orvossaga nap es
d homok.
Magyarorszagoil, a Balaton men
ten, az Orszagos Gyermek Szana-
torium Egyesiilet jovoltabol, az
utolso tizenot ev folyaman, ket
ilyen korllaz epiilt 500 800 tagy-
gyal, melyekben eyente 4000
gyermek talalt apolasra. Ezek az
agyak most iiresen alIanak; a
k6rhazak penz aijan, csukva van.
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08
Segitsunk a szegenyeken
A munkaviszoryok nem jok.

munkavlszonyok nem Jok
Igen sok magyar ember ebben evben alig dogozott
osszesen ket honapo Azet is leszatott fizetest ka-
pott
munkara vagy6, Gle doogtalansagra itelt enberek-
mex Macy csaadot kel eltartan
Youngstownban eddigi megalapitasok szernt kozel
1000 csalad szorul okveen segeyre 1000 csaladban
tobb mint 5000 gyernek
Ezeken akar segiten Community Corporation a
mely december 1S-an vasarnap deutan LOG dolar
akar osszeszedn azokto akk meg adhatnak azoknak,
kknek semmijiil sincsen
Magyar ember, aki adhat, ne engedje el res kezzel
gyiitoket akik mnden hazat felkeresnek azon vasar
nap delutan.
koz0s munkan kivul nekiink magyaroknak taan
klon koteessegnk volna segiteni magyar nyomorgo-
Kossuth Egyet most aakut moi osztalya elhata-
rozta hogy munkatan magyar emberek gyermekeinek
tell ruhat es azokat oszja azok kozot akk legin-
kabb raszorulnak.
Magyar ember szegyenl bevallani hogy segeyre $40
rul De szegyenkezes segt rajta sem csalad-
Jan. Tenn kell valamit erdekukben.
Mi ninden eronkkel partoljuk Kossuth Kor derek
magyar szamazasu asszonyanak es leanyainak vaalko
zasat Szerenok ha hozza tobben is csatlakoznana
Egg ks penzadomany, egy par cent most karacsony
elott ITALIAN teik szegenyeknek. ITALIAN jobbmoduak
hazanal van reg ruha reg cipo Eek dogok mind Sc
gitenenek.
Mi felkerjiik a magyarsagot es kiilonosen magyar
anyakat, akiknek van, hogy segitsenek
nok minden csiitortokon este varnak Kossuth kor
moi termeben akinek vaam adm vaoia van, vigye el
oda vagy hozza el szeresztosegbc es mi rendetetesi
helyere juttatjuk
Segitsiink, most karacsony innepe elott
Adjunk halat Istennek hogy nekink van ss hogy alb
boil juttathatunk vala1nit azoknak akknek mines.
listen fizessen meg azoknak, akik adnak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08
MAGYAR FESTOMtjVEsZ
REMEK KRISZTUS KEPE

Multi heten egy szereny magyar
fiatalember keresett fel irodank-
ban. Bemutatkozott. Fabel Ia
masnak hivjak. A fiatalember
meghivta szerkesztonket, hogy
nezze meg a Alp Federal Build
ing alatti miitermeben kiallitott
Krisztus kepet, amelyet karacso-
nyi ajandekul szant a Scent Ist-
van egyhaznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

SZALLITAS! - FUVAROZAS
Muffolashoz. szen haza-
fuvarosashoz hivja Auto.
94050 telefonszammal q 318
Greenwood ave. alatt lak6
Meszaros Bertalant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08
kd magyar miivesz
diadala

dig 30-as honved fohadnagy. Mi
h6k Sandor 0ccsevel, a csak a ma
pokban muszka fogsagb6l haza-
tert Mihok Geza tkitannyal szol-
gait egyiitt. OF evet kiizdott a
hareteren es csodalatosan meg
szabadult az ellenseg golyojatol,
Talan a golyo is tudta, hogy mem
i1lik atlyukasztani egy olyan en-
bernek a tiidejet, kinek tiideje-
boil csodas magyar notak szallnak
fel alkonyatkor pihen6 tabor
ban.
Es mi nagyon 0riilunk annak,
hogy Diskay el, es elliott kozibenk.
Eleinte csendes megfigyelessel hall
gattuk. olasz es angel nyelven
enekelt darabjait, de mikor fell
szalllt magyar nota, akkor yegig
bizsergett rajtunk valami csodas
erzes, a init ugy hivnak, hogy
"biiszke vagyok magyar. voltom-
ra."
Behunyt szemmel hallgattuk a
notait, a melyek levittek minket a
magyar alf0ld szivebe, Szegedre,
hol nota szovege szerint:
"a szegedi telegrancsfa jaj de
/ magos,
Tetejebe' a porcelain jaj de poros,
Ra van csavarintva az a kutya
derot,
De akarmilyen magos, leadi d
szot.''
Els leadta szot. Szepen, Ia
Cyan, kellemesen, ugy hogy egy-
szerre ,esak azon vettik eszre ma
gunkat, hogy k0pnyeziink. Mert
hiaba, Macy sora van annak a te-
legrancs dr6tnak f6leg mikor
Diskay Jozsef enekeI r6la. Hat
meg mikor biibajos n6ta szoval ell
witt minket kerek Macy erd6be
es mikor kij0ttiink bel0le, ropo-
gos magyar csardas fogadott
Tuzzel-hevvel enekelt es szivesen
adta raadasokat, hiszen igen So
kan tai psoltunk erte.
Diskay J6zsef a Columbia re-
kordokba enekel es ICY minden
magyar hallhatja d hangjat, ha
Columbia lemezt vasarol. De az
eletben sokka1 szebb hangia
foleg mikor haborus katona no
takat enekel. En- hallottam egyet
meg most is fiilemben cseng, de
meghalljuk nemsokara mindnya-
Jan, inert lit lesz ujbol koz0ttiink
Els akkor minder magyar ember
a XII csak teheti, elton Diskayt
meghallgatni, inert nagy sora var
annak, mikor a baka taborbar
levelet ir a rozsajanak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08
o-HAzAT NAPTARAK

erkeztek. Negyfele naptar kap-
,hat6 darabonkint so centjeyel, a
melyben piros Ibetukkel vannak
jelezve az innepek es a melyben
a vasarok is benne vannak, igen
sok hasznos tudnival6val es sep
elbeszelesekkel egyetemben. Mi
hok Sander irodajaban 1886 West
Federal street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

Ezen segtendo, alakult meg a
regi Relief kebelebol az uj tar
sulat.
Ennek is Herbert Hoover all az
ellen.
Tiz cent ellat esy nyomorek
gyermeket egy napra; tiz dallar
egy egesz harom h6napi terminus
ra!
Konyoriiljon a kisdedeken e.
kuldje adomanyat ere q cimre
Society for the Assistance of the
Children's Sanatorium Associa-
tion Of Hungary, Hotel McAlpin,
Room 306, New York City.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08
sZAKACsNONEK

vagy kisegit6nek ajanlkozik csak
is magyar restaurantba vagy
hazba egy kozepkoru magyar asz-
SONY. Fizetes megegyezes ,,sze-
rint. Irjon vagy keressen fel sze-
melyesen. Fulop Andrasne, 1915
Salt Spring Road, Youngstown,
Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08
E.lado

vagy elcser6lhet6 45 akeres farm, Ber-
lin Center kozeleben, hat szobas haz,
istallo 6s egy6b mellek6piiletek far
mon. J6 viz IS gytimolcsos. Ara csak
$4,000, minden allatallomany es felsze-
relessel egyiitt. B6vebbet Ira G. Park
irodajaban, COG Home Savings & Loan
Bank &piilet. Bell telefon, Federal
1910, Automatikus 697O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08
B f R B E A D @

A Dale Streeten egy 4 szobas
lakas gazzal es villannyal, k0zel
ket kars lajnhoz, k0rulbeliil 2
percnyi tavolsagban a Truscon
Steelt6l. Havi ber $40 90. Koze-
lebbi megbeszeles COS Dollar
Bank Bldg. alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

Piatnik hazai jatsz6kartyak, F6uz-
tarcak, Observation-Disclosures. Eaphar
t6 REss LAGzL6 es TIAI-naL 35s
East Federal, k0ssl . Wasthoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

Szemdveget munkajahoz megfelel6t
kaphat r0gt6n, nem kell rapokig var
mia. REsS LASZLo Is FIAI-nal, 359
East Federal, k6zel a Watt-hoz.
, 1921-06-25

This thing called internationaIism Is propagandized
to the extreme in this country. There can be no doubt
about the financial end of the enterprise, for there is
literature by the ton. there are public speakers, edi-
tors, preachers. The men back of it are playing for
partially. the doctrinaire and sophist to advance their
cause of undermining nationalism, for il they sue
coed they hope to control the economics of the world.
A typical instance was displayed on the occasion
of the commencement exercises of the American uni
versity. To the credit of the governing board of the
institution it may be said that. they had no part in
it, while the remarks of the chancellor of the univer-
sity We're thoroughly American. The invocation pre-
ceding the exercises was a direct appeal to thes audi
e. fht to ,s support DECENTRALIZATION as 3hs sa1. while ~ foa address dress
ada was a homily in it's behalf. 1t was therefore most
inspiring to hear the reply of the principal speaker of
ly and in words which no listener could mistake, an
swered the Hon. Newton W. RoweIl of Canada, as
follows: tr gt
giving assent to many of the appropriate. and appeal
ing things just uttered by DR.. Rowell. / like his e-
preston that American and Canadian ideals are in
common. And while he spoke about the North Amer
lean contributions to present-day civilization and to
the world, it occurred to me that the picture Of the
two great peoples living side by side in peace, in con-
fdence and mutual understanding is about the finest
exemplifcation that two nations can give to the world.
l have said on many occasions that if all the nations
of the earth were as honest and unselfsh as our re-
public there never would be another war. 1 shall re-
wise it today and say that if all the nations of the
earth, are as unselfsh and devoted to their ideals as
the United States and Canada there never will be an
other war.
"If I may suggest, without a discordant note, for
there is none in my heart, I should like to call atten-
ton to the fact that the United States of America and
the Dominion of Canada have dwelt side by side and
settled their controversies without resort to a super
power; but by the exercise of the sovereignty of free
peoples dealing with one another. If we can com
init civilized humanity to abiding righteousness and
everlasting justice and inspire il with our example,
we shall have made a long stride toward the peace
the world Graves"
Thus was assurance made doubly sure that under
Warren G. Harding the United States will not be COM
mitted to the castellany of a super-government, but
will deal with other nations 'by the exercise of the
sovereignty of a free people. The sincerity of many
of the advocates of internationalism is not questioned,
but their dogma is unacceptable to the vast majority
of this republic. And it will remain so just as long
as we elect to march in the vanguard of civilization
as human beings and resent all attempts to fashion
this nation into an ashlar for the structure of a super
state.
, 1921-06-25
THE TREATY.

The United States is much interested in the pro-
posed renewal of the AngloJapanese agreement for
which purpose the premiers of the overseas domin-
ions are now in conference with the premier Of the
British empire at London.
The premiers of Canada and Australia are both
opposed TO a treaty on the same basis as formerly
and both are opposed to any agreement that is in any
particular not agreeable to the United States.
Lloyd George stated to the conference that he was
eager to apply the wartime friendship between Great
Britain and Japan to a solution of the questions con-
corning the Pacific ocean and the far east, among
them the future of China.
Great Britain desired to avoid competition in ar
maments in the Pacific and emphasized a willingness
to discuss limitation of ornaments with the United
States. 1t was carefully pointed out at the same
time that the life of the United Kingdom, as also of
Australia and New Zealand was built upon sea power
the basis of the whole empires existence.
With reference to relations with the United States
the premier said:
Friendly cooperation with the United States is for
US a cardinal principle, dictated by what seems to US
the proper nature of things, by instinct quite as much
as by reason and common sense"
Whether the Anglo-Japanese understanding is re-
neved upon the basis of the old terms or a COM
plete new treaty is formed, it is not believed that any
thing inimical to the interests of the United States
will be written into it; but if such proves to be the
case the United States will understand how to take
care of herself under the circumstances
, 1921-06-25
FRIENDS BEGAN
TAKING TANLAC
Los Angeles Man Says it Did
Him So Much Good They
Are Convinced of Its
Merits

81 must say Taniac is just fine
said Mrs. ]. NJ. Lauterbach, 1924 Ninth
street. Berkeley. Cal. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lauterbach have resided in California
for the past fifty years, and are re
spected by a large circle Of friends.
For two or three months I had an
awful tired, feeling and it Just seemed
as though I couldn't stay up during
the day. 1 felt miserable and dis
tressed from morning until night with
my stomach. One day as I came home
on the car 1 was attacked with a Sc
we're dizzy spell. almost fell over. and
after getting home I was awfully sick.
My husband was taking Tanlac at
tha time. and. as II seemed to help
him wonderfully. I decided to try 1t
myself. In just a short time that dis
tressed feeling in my stomach began
to leave me and now I feel strong and
we'll in every way. In fact. my health
is completely restsred. and my hus-
band and I both praise Tanlac for the
good it has done us."-Adv.
, 1921-06-25
SHORTAGE OF DOCTORS.

1t developed at the annual convention of the Amer
lean Institute of Homeopathy that that profession is
short twenty-five thousand doctors The reason as
signed is the seven years time required in high
school, college and hospital to educate a doctor of
that school Young men are unwilling to devote the
time to perfect themselves for the practice which may
not bring financial returns even when they have done
so, for several years. They. are taking up other pro-
fessions which promise greater benefits with less time
spent in preparation.
1t is said also that other schools of medicine are
experiencing more or less, a similar shortage of re-
eruits. The rise of newer and simpler systems OF
treating human ailments and the growing aversion to
the employment of medicines in the treatment of dis
ease is set down as among the governing factors.