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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16
A KIS CUKROS.
Az utolso szini elOadas ho 19-en,
azaz most vasarnap este lesz a
Kossuth KOrben.

A szineszek ebben az evadban e
no 19-en, azaz most vasarnap este
tartjak utols0 el0adasukat Young
stownban.
Bemutat6ra keriil Heltai Jeno
6riasi sikert aratott negy felvona-
sos kacagtato b6hozata: " A kis
Cukros'', amely igazan szediilete-
sen Macy sikert aratott buda-
pesti szinpadon. T0bb mint 200
szor adtak elo egymas utan es a
k0z0nseg val6sagos taps zaporral
jutalmazta a szerepl6ket.
A. rendezes munkajat Nyikos
Zsigmond v6gzi es mar ez maya
ban we've is eleg biztositek ARA
nezve, hogy a darab el6adasa XII
tiin6 lesz. Nyikos Zsigmondon XII
viii LGrinc Cornelia, Dob6 B0ske,
Horvath Lajos, Winton Klari,
Kormendy Lajos es Papp Istvan
szerepelnek darabban. A XII iga-
zan kellemesen es j6l akarja toll
teni az estejet es szereti a hamisi-
Italian humort, trefat es mokat,
az menien el erra az el0adasra, a
mely pontosan este fel 9-kor kez-
d6dik. Ez a szintarsulat igazan
rea szolgalt ARA, hogy kozonsee
! partolja es tamogassa, inert leg
ut0bb is mikor GA szerelem va
sara = darabot adtak elo, miiveszi
kesziiltsegiiket es tudasukat iga-
zoltak. Ez a tarsulat igazi szine-
szekb6l all, a Xix nemcsak sz6ra-
koztatjak, de tanitjak koz0nse-
get es mar exert is megerdemlik a
egnagyobb foku partolast.
Remeljiik. hogy ezen az evad
zar6 eloadason megtelik Kossuth
Kor nagyterme lelkes kacagni
szereto koz0nseggel. Jegyek kap-
hat6k: Mih6k Sandornal 1886 West
Federal str, Ress Testvereknel
1913 West Federal str, Eber Fe-
rene patikaiban 361 East Federal
str. es II Spring Common es a
Megvalto patikaban Is Spring
Common. Tekintettel Macy er-
dekl0desre, tanacsos a jegyet
el6re megvaltani. A szinhazi penz-
tar vasarnap este fel 8-kor nyitva
lesz!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16
0NGYILKOS A TEMETOBEN

Minap delutan negy ora tajban
a kassai k0ztemet6ben setal6k, az
egyik sirra raborulva mozdulat-
Ian allapotban egy fatal leanyt
talaltak. A temet66rt hivtak, aki
rogt6n megallapitotta, hogy
szerencsetlen teremtes megmer-
geztc magat. A gyorsan megerke-
zett ment6k a Komensky intezet-
be szallitottak, ahol az 0ngyilkos
gyomormosast kapott. Allapota
eyorsan javult, ugy, hogy hat
0rakor mar XII lehetett hallgatni.
Kideriilt, hogy Rohan Stefania-
max hivjak, 18 esztend6s es SEE
relmi banat Matt lett ongyilkos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16
NIT IRNAK A ROKONOK?
ARA kerik az amerikai hozza tar
tozokat, hogy kildjenek csoma-
gokat haza.

Suri egymas utanban j0nnek
lpvelek hazulr6l, a melyben ARA
kerik az amerikai rokonokat az
otthoni hozza tartoz6k, hogy kiild
jcnea penzt es csomagot.
Hogy hol lehet penzt kiildeni,
AIT mar olvasoink tudjak, de a
csomag kiildes az mar t0bb neh6z-
seggel jar. Most azonban ez a l1er-
des is kedvez6en van megoldva,
inert a w. F. Gertzen ceg, a mely
a gr6f Szechenyine fele "Szeratet
hai6t" annak idejen utnak indi-
totta, h6nap 25-en ujabb "Sze-
retet haj6t' indit utnak. Ennek
hai6nak "Jedden" neve es ez
a haj6 kizal6lag Magyarorszagba
es a megszallott orszagreszekbe
fog csomagokat szallitani es pc
dig kedvezmenyes aron. Ebben az
evben ez az utolso alkalom az O.
hazaba val6 csomag szallitasra es
epen exert ajanlatos, hogy ki-ki
ragadja meg a kedvez6 alkalmat
A Gertzen ceg Youngstown 6s
k0rnyekere Mr.. Angellot, az
Europen Express Company tulai-
donosat bizta meg a csomagok
felvetelevel es tovabb kiildesevel.
tehat a XII ezzel a haj6val akar
csomagot kiildeni, az okosan teszi
ha miel6bb felkeresi Mr.. Angel
lot 1886 West Federal Street
alatti iroda helyisegeben, hol
6l6 sz6val is reszletes falvilaeosi
tast kap a csomagok kiildesere VIC
natkoz6lag es a hol csomagokat
az azonnali tovabb szallitas eel.
| iab6l keszseggel felveszik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16
Az "ILLEDELMES TONI"
MEGUGROTT,

Az olah Passat AntaE 800 East
Front szamll kerti szoft-italmere-
senek ellen6rzesere j0tt multi
szombaton ket "szaraz" iigyn0k.
A magat biin0snek erz6 tulajdo-
nos Macy illedelmesen csak ne
hany perc tiirelmet kert t6liik,
mig lezaratasa elott a rein dzse-
ket lemossa kezeir6l.
Azonban mik0zben a hivatalos
szamelyek a szomszedos szobaban
feleseget kerestek, a ravasz Toni
felhasznalva a kedvez6 alkalmat,
nyugodtan kisetalt az utcara es
altiint. mint kamfor. Felesege
mar megelozoleg elparolgott.
A rend6rseg, mely az Gzletben
talalt AZ dollar keszpenzt es nagy
mennyisegii szoszes italt lefoglal-
ia, keresi a hazaspart, akik eddig
csak haromszor keriiltek 0sszeiii-
kozesbe a t0rvennyel tiltott ital
meres Matt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16
MAGYAR BANYASZOK
SZENET sZALLITANAK.
Himlerville, KY.

Himlerville, Ky. Az ezerot-
szaz magyar banyasz felmillio do
larjaval alakult Himler Coal Com
pany megkezdte a szenszallitast'
"A tarsasag ket esztendeig dolgo-
zott a sziikseges gepezetek es epG-
letek felszerelesen, valamint a
Tug rivert athidal6 vasuti hid
epitesen, amelyen keresztul az
elmult hetekben ment be az els0
vonat Martin Countyba. Junius
10-en ment XII telepr5l az vi
vasuti hidon, tarsasag sajat vas
utjan az els6 szenszallitmany a
vasuti fotisztvisel6k jelenleteben.
"A tarsasag most mar alland6an
akadalytalanul szallithatja SEE
net. S1A~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16
Nyari iskolank e h0 24-en YES

Nyari iskolank no 24-en veszl
kezdetet. A tandij egy dollar es
6tven cent egy h6napra, mely a
beiratkozasnal fizetend6. Mint
ahogy mar joleztiik is, mas fele-
kezetiiek gyermekeit is szivesen
latjuk. A torlodas elkeriilese We
gett ajanlatos a sziil6knek beirat-
nj gyermekeiket 24-ike el0tt lei.
keszlakon, inert ha mindenki az
utols6 napra hagyja, sokaig kell
varni mig mindegyikre sor keriil
Ha Macy hasznot jelentettiik
jelentiiik a keves bejovetelt is
A gyermek szini el6adas osszes
bev6tele volt 304 dollar es &c
cent. A kiadas 279 dollar es 6S
cent. ICY a tiszta maradvany "a
dollar es 62 cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16
EsNEK A BoRARAK.

Tavaly sziiretkor borarak 80 koro
nara emelkedtek odahaza. Mostanaban
mar irjak, hogy 25 koronaert lehet
kapni atlagban egy liter bort. Tolna-
megyeben Dor hektoliterje 24O0 ko
roma, Csongradmegyeben 1000 korona
Veszpremmegyeben kereslet meg
sziint, nehany helyen mar 10 korona-
ert is ada termel6 a bort literen
kent. Pestmegyeben a multi evi Dor ara
% korona. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16
MIKoR, HoGYAN Els NIT
EGYttNK.


Neheziinkre esik reggeles a
felkeles. A napi mnnkank mind
inkabb nyomaszt6bb lesz A gyari
zaj vagy az irodai siirges-forgas
elviselhetetlennek latszik, mikor
olyan kellemps volna a meleg nap
fenyben sutkerezni parkban es
csak AIT figyelni, hogyan zoldiil
fiji.
Nit tesz a legt0bb ember, hogy
faradtsag erzeset lekiizdje9 ?
Olvassak patent orvossagok hir-
deteseit es meggyozik sajat magu-
kat arr6l, hogy szervezetiiknek
orvossagra van sziiksege. Eek a
"biztos gyogym6dok'' felfrissitik
a szervezetet r0vid idore, de mem
kiizdik le bait egyszor S min
denkorra Tavasszal szervezetiink-
mex ARA van sziiksege, hogy ujra
felepitsiik ait. A faradt SERVE
zetnek mines eleg ereje client al
! lani a bacillusok tamadasainak
Kiil0n0sen a tiid0vesz bacillusa
az, mely akkor lep munkaba, mi
kor szervezetiink XII van me-
riilve.
A helyett, hogy valami csabit6-
an hangz6 orvossagot hasznal-
nank, inert nem kerdezziik sajat
magunkt6l ait, hogy nit, mikor
eS hogyan egyiink? Legjobb es
legalland6bb m6dja szervezetiink
fel6pit6senek es a tamadasra kesz
tiid6vesz bacillusok millioi legyo-
zesenek, emesztesi rendszeriink
rcndben tartasa. Merit ne kezde-
n6nk meg ma a legolcsobb, leg
k0nnyebb es leghatasosabb mo-
don legy6zni a tavaszi faradtsag
6rzeset9
Pr6baljuk XII az alabbi egy-
szerii m6dszert ugy saiat magun-
lon, mint scaladunkon.
Nit egyiink: Sok friss gyiimol-
cs0t es friss z0ld f6zel6ket, j6l
megf6zve. Hus es edes etelek mem
segitik el6 az pmesztest. Ha $40
rulasunk van, egyiink fiiget, vajat
es salata olajat. Lehet6leg ne
hasznaljrlnk semmifele hashajt6t
inert azzal csak rosz szokast OIL
tunk emesztesi rendszeriinkbe
Igyunk legalabb hat pohar vizet
naponta.
Mikor egyink: Egyiink rende'
sen haromszor napjaban. Ha
rendes etkezesek k0z0tt esziink
az zavarja az emesztest. Ha ehse
get erziink, miel0tt lefeksziink
igyunk meleg tejet, de ha nyugod
tan akarunk aludni semmiesetrt
Sc egyiink semmi komoly etelt le
fekves elott.
Hogyan egyiink: Egyunk lassal
6s ragiuk meg az etelt olyan jol
hogy k0nnyen csuszon lie torkun
kon. Etkezes alkalmaval ne to
rod jink bajainkkal es gondiaink
kal Vidam es kedelyes etkeze
t0bbet er, mint patent orvos
sagok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L N
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
uE koreb0l @M

Lelkesz: Gerenday Laszlo. Ma
honing Ave. Telefon Bell 142, Auto
matte 1897. Gondnok Geressy San
dor, 413 Dakota St. Tclefon Auto
matte Att. Penztaros Seb6k Ca
Dor, TAI Mahoning Ave. Telefonjai,
mint lelkesze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16

Szolnokon halalraiteltek PATIO Imre-
net, inert mint megirtuk. gyermeket
meggyilkolta. Az Nasszony nemregen a
foghazben ivegdarabokkal felvagta a
hasat es bal kezen az ereit. Mem biz
max eletbenmaradasaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16
Ne menj Ausztrianak!
Irja ifj. Sera Gabor, aki nemreg
utazott haza. - Rosszul iart a
"dollarvivessel". Viszonyok
Otthon.

Youngstown magyarok, kiilo-
0scn fiatalsag szivesen emile
elk meg ifj. Sera Gaborr6l, aki
aiatmint mas irta versek szava-
isaval gyakran ragadta tapsra a
oungstowni magyar koz0nseget.
era hazament Paczinba es oman
It levelet majus 15-iki kelettel
inns urnak, aki a Dollar Bank
iilf0ldi osztalyanak tisztviseloje.
Sera levele erdekelni fogja azo-
,at, akik hazautaz6ban vannak,
zert lek0zoljiik itten.
Kelt Paczin majus Is, 1921.
Igen tisztelt Uram es baratom
Mr.. Sims!
Abban a kellemes helyzetben
vagyok hogy er6ben egeszseg-
ben Magyarorszagbol iidv0zol-
hetem Ont, mint egyiket a leg
jobb j6akar6imnak, akivel a
sors es az elet utain eddig ta-
lalkoztam.
Szerencsesen megerkeztem
Csonka Magyarorszag foldjere
negy heti utazas utan, melyb6l
harmat a szarazf0ld0n, egyet
tengeren t0lt0ttem ell es AIT
tanacsolom haza utaz0 magya-
roknak, hogy Ausztriat keriil-
jek ell ha csak lehet, vagy pedig
ha elerik az Osztrak hatart
szalljanak le a vonatr6l es in
duljanak ell gyalog, inert ICY
gyosabb. En- utasztam Ausz-
trian keresztiil s napig, iga5
hogy ebbol negyet a kuffel
utan val6 varassal t0lt0ttem
ell.
De mem akarok mostan On
mex az utazasom kellemetlen-
seger3l meselni, inert akkor
megkellene venni az 0sszes pa
pirt Paczinban, ha BETH ajax
ban, sorolhatnam ell Onnak,
Ranem k0szonetemet fejezem
XII Onnek azert b0lcs el0re-
latasert es tanacsert, amt On
nekem adott utrakelesem el6tt
a "dollarvivest" illet6leg, a.
NIT sajnos nem fogadtam meg,
Uram, mikor hazaertem, kap.
tam a dollarert 1SO koronat
odaat pedig kaptam volna $50
es ICY kiszamithatja On vesz.
tesegemet, amit 6nhibam alta
szereztem magamnak,
Kedves baratom Mr.. Sims, tu
datom Onnel, hogy mem ep
pen olyan .rossz a helzet ide
haza mint ahogy On el6adta
viszont olyan r6zsas sincs mint
ahogy en- kepzeltem. Ugyanis
az "olcs6sagi hullam" mar id.
ert es ICY van remeny a javu'
lasra, de err6l maid akkor hs
jobban es bovebben megismer
kedem.
Els arr6l is ertesitem, hogy {
16 es 17-iki penzt meg mem
kaptuk meg, ellenben a 10000
koronar6l a. betet k0nyv mar it
van. Mostan tobbet mem irok
inert el vagyok foglalva, ellen
ben kerem Mr.. Simset legyer
szives neha-neha valaszolni.
Tisztelem Ont. valamint ked
yes nejet es a Mr.. Sturmant
Kival0 tisZtelettel:
Ifj. Sera Gabor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16
REF. EGYLET GYULES.

Felk6rjiik a reformatus ferfi es
n6i egylet tagjait, hogy vasar-
nap delutan megtartand0 rendes
gyiilesen minel nagyobb SIAM
ban jelenjenek meg.
A tiSztikar neveben
Sebok Gabor, elnok.
Szabo P. Istvan, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-16

Kereszteles. Az elmult vasarnap
kareszteltetett meg Maria nevre,
Haidu Kalman es neje Kovacs
Margit leanykaja. Keresztsziil0k :
Szant0 Josef es neje Rati Zsu-
zsanna.
The Washington times., 1921-06-07
]. c. c. PLANS RATE CUT
ON BUILDING SUPPLIES

Readjustment of freight rates on
building materials has been under
taken by the Interstate Comme rec
Commission, in line with the Presi-
dents suggestion that inequalitie. in
rates on basic commodities should be
wiped out.
Housing problems will become less
complex, IL was said. and sharp reduc-
tions in building costs made possible,
by the expected reductions to be or
dered by the commission on some
groups of materials.
The commissions Investigation at
this stage is preliminary and some
weeks may elapse before dehnite de-
cision is reached as to the particular
classes chiefly affected by the pro-
posed decreases.
Officials said that readjustments In
the present rates may be worked out
in conferences with railway repre-
sentatives, who may Ale voluntary
petitions, asking permission to estab-
lish new rates now held TO be dis
criminatory.
The Washington times., 1921-06-07
BANKERS, CONVENTION.

Over two hundred local bankers
are expected to attend the District
Bankers Association Convention at
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, June
Ills, according to the concensus OF
opinion following a meeting of the
convention committee at the rooms
of the Washington Stock Exchange
yesterday afternoon.
j. Floyd Cissel of Crane. Paris &
Co, reported that up to the present
$50 reservations have been made and
that it is expected that the 200 mark
will soon be passed.
President George o. Watson of the
Liberty National Bank will be given
a place on the program of the con-
vention, it was announced, in order
to explain much of the work which
is now being accomplished by the
American Bankers Association. of
which he is member of the execu-
tive committee.
Officers to represent the local bank
ers in the organization OF the A. b. A.
Will also be chosen at the convention.
The Washington times., 1921-06-07
Wholesale
Produce Market

The market as whole remains
steady very few changes in prices be-
ing noted.
Quotations follow:
EGGs-strictiy fresh, per doz, eec;
PoULTRl-Alive: Boosters. zoe per ID;
turkeys 3ooSac per per- ih'; chickens. spring,
killed spring chickens, SoGsSo per ib.
hens, s2c per ID. roostera a2c per ib
'0Isski PokK@Drsssed' Dress T. Small. 1se per ID
medium. l36i+o per ID: heavy 1s0I3c
pei LIVEsrocK-cslv.s choice. lie p.r IL
lambs, choice. ls6ltc per Id.
APPLEs--B virsinias and wes,
XTs,n. SS best. s''s poor.l impsi. ..sS 9s
Newtons, best, SO; poorer. 81; Ben Davis.
yBEETs-Florids. bunch. B67c.
CABBaGEEsouth Carolinss, crate. a.
prosimstely 100 lbs. net. Wakensids, Ills
CARRoTs-New Yorks. bunch, 6asc.
CoRN-s35O6tSo per crate
LETTUCE-Virginis and nearby. $500
oNIoNs-New stock, Texas, standard
crates, yellow Bermudss. commercial pa ek
mixed, No. ! and ?, ff.oof22t.
EGGPLANTTooIFi9Ihidss crates. 's;tooAoo
bushei baskets f.5012oo.
sTRAWBERRIES-Ho grown, OF. 80
WHITE PoTAToEs-old stock Mcs,.
gan and New York, 1bo-lb. sacks rounJ
whites, U S. grade No !, N.bo@l7s per
sack: new stock, Florida, double head
bbls spsuldins Rose, No. l, tS0o6soo
OMhTOES-Florida, s-basket crates
fancy. best. &l,50Wtb0
PEPPERs-Florida. all slIes, t2.ooa3No.
ORANGES-Florida, $500 o6s SEQ: CAlifor-
mia, b.OOT6o0.
LEMoNs-California, all sizes. nooa
300
GRAPEFRUIT-Florids all sires. IS 90
0sso
PEAs-Home grown, per bbi.. IS 900
Too
pApISHEs- Hampers, &c per bunch
STRING HEANS-Hsmpers, o. aOa Ice
RutR RARR-BunCh, sc.
souAsH-Fiorid-- bushsl crates. t:.sex
The Washington times., 1921-06-07
THE SUGAR SITUATION.


The sugar situation is such that
even the leaders in the trade fear to
speak optimisticany.
They point out that there are I, ,3O0,-
900 tons in Cuba to be disposed Of
over one-fourth OF the total yearly
consumption of the United States
with these stocks hanging over the
market, the current year may prove
disastrous for the sugar industry.
After the prices charged last year.
however, little sympathy is express
ed.
Next year, according to opinion in
the trade, may be very different
with the price OF sugar down below
cost or production. the smaller pro-
ducers will be put out OF business. and
the larger growers will no doubt
reduce their crops. In the meantime,
economy will be the watchword.
ECONOMY and conservatism can
be carried too far. however. and even
sugar people criticise Cuba Cane di-
rectors for passing the preferred divi-
denS. They point out that the COM
pany disposed of good part of it's
current crop at 10 cents a pound and
over, so that 1t Is in far better condi-
ton than many other producers.
Ultra-conservatism, they maintain,
only enhances the unrest and doubts
OF consumers and stockholders and
thus makes the situation considerably
worse.
The Washington times., 1921-06-07
STUBBORN GROUND HOG
BLOCKS AUTO TRAFFIC

YORK, Pa, June IA groundhog.
captured alive by Rphraim c. Shelter,
on a motoring trip to Harrisburg yes
terday, proved TO be very much OF n
white elephant. Fellow-tourists of
Shelter. who is secretary to District
Attorney Rochow, had occasion before
the incident ended to repent their
praise of the captor's courage and in
genuity.
Shener saw the groundhog dart
across the road and into a crevice,
from which its tail protruded. He
grasped the animal by the tail and. in
spite OF its savage swapping, deposited
il in the tool box under the rear seat.
A little later when a tire was pune
tured and tools were needed for the re-
pair, the grounding, this time with
business end to the front. held of the
motorists for nearly an hour. The
animal finally was pinned fast with a
forked stick and the tools obtained.
The Washington times., 1921-06-07
FOREIGN TRADE TO
BRING BUSINESS
REVIVAL IN ]. s.
Sec. Hoover Optimistic Over
Return of Domestic Indus
tries to Normal.
BY w. II. ATKINS
Interna ttOnaI News Service.

Hopes for a business revival
through increased foreign trade. to-
gether with favorable factors in tho
in official circles today.
Secretary OF Commerce Hoover to-
day was optimistic over the general
business outlook, after making a
review of the foreign situation.
Abandonment of rstioning in Euro
pean countries is looked upon as a
favorable factor in the American
situation.
The hopes of Administration lead
ers for better business were based
on the following factors:
With Europe badly underclothed
Secretary Hoover anticipates a de-
mand upon a very large scale for
American textiles within a short
period.
Europe. especially Central and
Eastern Europe is in dire need of
American raw materials, as shown
by these reports today. and both
foreign and domestic financing now
under way, is expected to provide
capital to support needed imports
from the United States.
Favorable reports with respect TO
improved conditions in many domes-
tic industries are reaching the Fed
eral Reserve Board, the Treasury
De par tment, and the Commerce De-
partment. Everything points to an
upward trend for business.
The Washington times., 1921-06-07
HYDRO-ElECTRlC CANAL
NEARING COMPLETION

BUFFALO, June 7.-Niagara's hy-
dro-electric canal is nearing compile
ton. or 13,5OO,OO0 cubic yards OF
earth to be taken out, IL 800 900 cubic
yards have already been removed,
while of the 100000 cubic yards of
stone excavation, 2,50O, 900 have been
taken out
There are 100000 cubic yards of
concrete work in the walls OF the
canal: in the powerhouse. screenhousc.
intake and control works there are
145. 600 cubic yards. making a total
OF 425,O00 cubic yards of concrete
work
The Washington times., 1921-06-07
SHOWING
RAPID RECOVERY
FROM WAR STRESS
Economic Improvement 81
Steady Rationing May Be
Abandoned.
BY international News Service.

Europes steady economic improve
ment indicates all European govern
ments will abandon rationing, and
other measures of control over neces-
sites consumed by the next harvest
thus opening the way for heavier
importations Of American goods,
Secretary OF Commerce Hoover an
nounced today. When the new har-
vest approaches Europe will consume
larger quantities OF textiles, and
heavy importations to supply
Europe's clothing needs are expected
Secretary Hoover said progress to-
ward recovery in all European coun-
tries. outside OF Soviet Russia, is
revealed by his latest reports. Many
countries already have relaxed re-
and by next fall practically all re-
strictions will be abolished.
Europe is badly clothed advices
showed. But the food situation has
grown better with each succeeding
harvest since the armistice.
AT the present time countries
where partial rationing Of the popu-
lation is still carried on are Ger
many, Poland, Lithuania, Esth onia,
Latvia, Czecho-Slovakia, Austria and
Hungary" Hoover said.
with the approaching harvest it
is expected economic recovery will
have proceeded so far, both in local
production and in ability to provide
the full amount OF needed imports.
that rationing can be abandoned in
practically all countries, except possi-
bly, Austria.
Europe then will have accom-
plished the first great fundamental
step in recuperation. While the con-
sumption in some classes will remain
below the pre-war normal for many
years, it will have recovered from
legal repression"
The Washington times., 1921-06-07
Foreign Exchange.

NEW YORK. June THE foreign
exchange market opened weak today
with demand sterling * cent lower,
at S3.7s. Francs rose ] centime, to
500 for cables, and 100 for checks
Lires yielded point, to 4.74 for cables
and $4.73 for checks. Belgians were
"a centime higher, to 500 for cables
and 7.9S for checks
Other quotations are. Guilder
cables 33.4O. checks 1888; Sweden
kronen cables. 22.35. checks 2229,
marks 1.50.
The Washington times., 1921-06-07

agreed 10 accept tne pIOIlcI VI
President Harding. He is ex-
pected to arrive in the city dur
ing the day to talk the matter
over with the President.
A formal announcement OF
the board is expected almost
Immediately.
Mr.. Lasker, as a Chicago resi-
dent, will be the Great Lakes
member of the board.
1t has been understood that
the Pacific coast selections would
be former Senator George
Chamberlain, of Oregon, Demo-
crat, and Meyer Lissner, of Cal
ifornia, Republican, and that the
Gulf Coast appointee would be
Frederick Thompson, >of Ala
bama, Democrat, who was a
Wilson appointee.
If former Senator Chamber.
lain and Mr.. Thompson are ap-
pointed, it will be necessary to
name one additional Democrat.
This might be Admiral Ben
son, present chairman of the
board, who was designated by
c Coast member because of his
The Washington times., 1921-06-07
HER LOVE COLD, HE TRIES
DEATH IN ICE CHEST

. CHICAGO, June when Senorita
Francesca Sapiero, who came here
from Mexico, spurned the professions
OF love made by Peter Lopas, her coun-
tryman, Peters heart was chilled and
he sought a cold death.
He had not far to go, being en-
ployed as waiter by North Side
hotel, and yesterday he entered the
hostelry's huge refrigerator ana
stretched himself on a giant cake OF
ice, fsnked by two other cakes.
The butchers boy who delivers meat
TO the hotel found the disappointed
man, unconscious and blue from the
cold. They rubbed him with ice
shavings for two hours before he re-
vived
The Washington times., 1921-06-07
Killed in Auto Crash.

CUMBERLAND. Md. June Paul
John, aged four years. son of r.. II.
keslar. of Connellsville, was instant
ly killed. and the parents are both
confined to the Greensburg General
hospital. as the result 81 q head 90
automobile collision near Somerset
The parents Will recover.