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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-05
Barometer of Public Opinion
answering sarah.

Editor World. Having read Sarah Scully's let
ter lu yesterdays Barometer column, am con-
s'raiuod to answer. am rather more amused
than anything else at this vitrolic outburst, FOR
the injustice of the attack is ns apparent as
the sarcasm ot II. Both Hamilton aud /, I'm our
letters, WCt" careful To- say that the disabled
country could give. Then this vicious thrust
our letters wcr" directed against those easy
money mcD who, falling to Doc wounded, feel
that ih'y were cheated, and want a little extra
compensation for their services, II the lady
would uac az much Intelligence in reading, az
shc uses venom iu writing, her lett " would be
more to the point lt is mdccd true that
there are none 80 blind as those who Will not
scc.'
And now this morning | read with pleasure
the hard d-hoilod answer Hamilton passed out TO
the two hard-up buddcs II strikes me right.
Jack iS "A stranger To- mo. but Ia take pleasure
in meeting him. Tho way ho socks II into these
hmhcr nocks gives me JOY. II We had more
men like jack, and tcwcr like OHrydn and
Brown, who want something soft passed to
them In condensed form. TO De diEtstod without
effort, the country would ho better Off. I'm with
Jack to the limit. II a man was hurt, take care
ot him In the bcs, manner possible, give him
every opportunity to get back on his feet; but
II hc came back all well and iu one piece, thenI
let him hit the BAH. and cease tina yowling for
bonus II he isn't proud that he went aud
can't gct his satisfaction out of the KNOWLEDGE
that ho served well then let him crawl off
into some dark corner and keep his silence.
Sincerely yours.
quay Aug .. CARL G. MAGEE JR.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-05
CONSCIENCE OR WHAT?

benjamin Miller, an official ot largo chain
store organization. In announcing n 90 per cent
reduction in the price OF candies sold by his
concern the reduction applying to every kind
OF candy from gumdrops to bonbons. trans
mttcd "A letter to the National Confcctloncrs
association in which he said;
"Irs time we got down to reason in this mat
ter We have been making not 100 but 300 per
cent profit for a long time. This kind OF busl-
ness, II kept up, would create a panic"
Then 1t is possible for profitccrs to become
ashamed OF themselves However 1t Is APP
narcnt that the break comes from member
OF the trade organization rather than from tho
organization Itself or its head. Probably many
members of the National Confoctlonors' asAp-
citation viii complain loudly that ono NJ their
number turned states evidence But now that
the cata out Of the bag the consuming public
cots A glimpse of what has been going ON,
1--WE have been making not 100 per cent but
500 per cent" writes Mr Miller at the confcs-
sional Then after taking tho so per cont re
ductlon proclaimed the line ~ profit remains
$50 per cent. Isn't that stl heavy for a lcgiti-
mate business Mir. Miller, especially one that
is making gesture q: squirting itself with pub
lie morasf
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The HOr0scoDe

TIE s,sts incline but do not eons.
Cp;. ltfh W hcCluis sNs~t.4uer s,'.

Again good and cyil sts.. D.n,,.,l
according to astrol,.y. ,yt
Venus. Jupiter and Ncp,u.. Az,
benefic aspect Uranus. s..u.o II
Mercury aIc adverse,
IL Is not Il lucky day t.l ,,a,aIu'
for there may be delay aa. ~
accidents.
Tho stars seem TO peuus. c-.
power for women who W... g.s,r.
for high purposes; ther. W. i.
many that retard proEt.-s
Statesmen aud men n asb MA.
are warned that the planetary esy|
crnmert indicates that la.., is a..
ger I'm .hu activities ot women ~
profess nigh purposes but WORK og.
aldo Of group movements.
Uranus IN IN an Hspu 4lpuo.s,
to encourage intrigue uuI dagba
dealing on the part OF women.
While this Cunfigura prevail,
it ~ wen for women Who ara on.
gagged in public work g. TAXA r...
nlzancc Of their exact u'tn.Dmer,,
for they must give a good accom-.
II they are to promote tho ME-
ideals ~ political equality,
Although Venus smi,,' on "A
world today II Is not u lucky rul
for love affairs, making fur ulscet.
tlbiltly and fllrtatlon that VIII pa..
nothing.
Thoaters and places ~ amu.
on account of the warm veatho
but hoDauSu people must Ftvu the.
money,
Farmers have tho forecast O.
progress In agricultural methods
but they will suffer from litflcu
tics Attending the disposal UI the
crops,
Jupiter and Saturn In tho scvcn,
house Eoem to promise much Tor d
revival of foreign trade.
Mexico Ia stlll subject TO a plu
ctary rulo that encourages rcyot
,Ionary uprLsings. but coudIuy.
Bhould improve after an event
Persons whose blrthd1to Il
should not make any mpoFtai
changes in the coming year b,
should pursue routine Occupation
Tho young will woo, but there vi
ho perll in the lUvo-making Of old
persons.
Children born on this day may
restless aud unsettled IN dlspg
ton. I'm business these suhloats
Leo may have many ups and down
Th,ao subjocts Of Leo are usual
gifted and lucky for they are ruiz
| by the sun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-05
Benny's Notebook

Yestidday me and pop was taking
a wawk after suppir and | iolt IN
my pans pockit to feel If my :
cents was still safe. Wich thcy
wascut. and sed, Gosh, pop, heck
holoy smoaks.
Am | to infer from that outberst
of clOqucnts that all is not well? SD
pop.
Mcening wat was the matter, and
| scd, q WIZ, pop, holey smoaks,
had cents in my pants pockit and
now these nu:lins there but hole.
Was the hole there wen You put
the cents in? sed pop.
Yes sir but | forgot about It, /
sed, and pop scd, Experience Is tn,
best tcctchcr, and the best of eny-
thing comes high, so l think YOU
got off pritty chcop at ? cents for
being tawt that it, not wise TO have
money and hole in the same pockit
Yes, think you're pritty lucky.
And We kepp on Wawking, me
feeling the opposite Of lucky, and
We started to 40 past a trls store
with a weighing machine in frunt OF
Il. pop saying Somebody iDTn a!
the office Sod | was getting tat to-
day. ! think Ill jest invest cent
and 500 II I'm putting on cny aver
dyruolse.
And he got on the machine and
put Il cent in the slot and nuthinp
happened, and pop jumped up and
down ON the machine, saying, Con-
fowul 1t, jest my luck, the hand
seems 20 be stuck or something
And ho started to shake the weigh
ing machine and hit II and act mad
at II without onything happening
and an ,F % sudden | spd. O, q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-05
\ nlNLIlIIn nrsINI.ss TOM.

Hi.NITIiiiIt BUSINESS ToNI
II Us not surprising 10 bc told that there is
a much healthier business tonc throughout the
country. that n Tuat lu particular tho "tccl-
ing les much moro optmstlc We sny /, Is
not surpr,sluF because just this was to have
been expected.
Tho thing we call business Is the reaction Of
human energy People remain inactive just
30 long whiting for something Intangible to
happen. Men suspend their activities in the
apparent belief that at a certain time come
thing is TO happen after which business win bo
better. just what 1t is that s to happen
what II IL that is to cause this undofinabio
thing to happen nobody seems to know. 1t Is "A
brd time to undertake to do anything because
Tom. Bill ana sam are not doing anything.
After time It gradually dawna on the iudl-
vlduol that II anything IL to happen some
human being must make It happen. Finally 1t
1, realized that oven under existing circum-
stances and conditions II is possible to not only
live. move and have being, but likewise pos
sbio to mako n turn with profit So tho in
dlviduai embraces the opportunities constantly
at hand suits his actions thereto and employees
somebody to aid him In tho undertaking he
has In mind.
What ono Individual docs or thinks under
given set OF circumstances many individuals
think and do. Thus you have the beginning OF
business activity and industrial prosperity
That is precisely what is taking place now. At
last people adjusting themselves TO the new
standard of values. They setting about
doing something for themselves. Therefore
somcthlng IL beginning to happen. Therefore
business Is looking up. Therefore there Is
healthier tone all around. Therefore an era of
prosperity Is dawning Such Is the psychology
OF the case.
II is not dollar-o or eighteen cent gasoline
or fify-cent corn prcscnt-priccd cotton that
hurts. Because such prices have prevailed be-
fore with aboundlng prosperity rcsulting be-
cause It has not been long since the health Of
the oil mans ambition was FOR dollar oil. the
farmers for dollar wheat. The thing that hurt
and hurt deep the shrinkagc in values,
when shrlnkagc occurs tand it does occur
always when conditions require iO it is un-
fortunate that somebody is caught holding the
sack. The man In possession OF the property
when the shrnkagc In values occurs feels with
Justice that he is badly used lie sccs very
substantial part of his equities wiped out
through what he Imagines is no fault or his
And he excludes enough gloom to darkcn the
entire landscape in his particular section.
But even though he has lost tcrrifcally he
cause his commodity whatever It may he, con-
etructcd Of various high priced commodities
has shrank night. the fact Ia mot altered
that after the ahrinkagc has extended to all
the various commodities others can deal In pre-
clscly that same product at profit and so
can he.
Dollar oil is calamity not because oil can.
not be produced at handsome profit when tho
various costs OF producing oil are all based on
dollar-ou, hut because the 10 per cent shrink
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-05

Tho washington Post observes that there's
many slip twiNt an indictment and convic-
ton. There is. Irs getting 80 that an indct-
mcrt does not even Indicate the probability OF
guilt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-05

what's this read? Two oklahoma public
utility corporations voluntarily rodu'o their
rates; the electric lighting concerns Of Guthrie
and Hcnryctta It's positively dangerous TO pub
lish such news us that during hot weather.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-05

We asked the young lady across
the way if she believed in the re-
tyutiuu of the classics i'm tho college
curriculum and she said she certain
lN tlt ana everybody ought 20 know
something about Dickens and
VEaCkcray and the old masters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-05
tMiss) V PALMER.

Shor, dro>,rS arc disclosing more family shclc.
tous.-OmaNa DAILY News
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-05

Tho girl ou South MUu says the best way
~ i,st a mnu.s .IIiaUiu.. 900 a. husband Is iD Is,
fishing with hlu ana IF'u quietly vhil. Doc
un.LLLL.A ...L ---uL
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
VAA1IENTESEK Az AMERI.
KAI Observation-Disclosures

A magyar penzugyminiszter
inegengedte, hogy az Amerikabo]
11Aganosok cimere erkez0 szere.
tetadomanyokat, amennyiben asok
30 hlogrammot nem hsladnak
meg, vaminentesen kezeljek es
azokt6l ne kiv&njanak behozatali
engedslyt. / Szeretetad0a6n
nak csakis AZ elsorendii sziikseg.
lett tirgyalsat tAagintik, tshAt a
rnhAt, fsh6rpemiit, tlelmiszert,
szappant, esetleg . vet6magvalat
ss mezogazdas4gi eszk0z0ket. A
csomagokon . fplado dolpa,k feltpn6
helyen jeleznidk ken, hoey azpk
azsretetad aHypk.
A fenti hirt egy budapesri lap.
b6l vettiik at. Lathatja ebb6l a
youngstown magyarsag, hogy
most mar egesz nyugodtan kiild.
bet. csomagot haza, inert sjande-
'kai -vtan mem kell otthon vamot
fizetni.
+ g Is 4 - r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03

MaAesa-Alt6a6s Alttt kat izsatott sr
.argyalt haeSd "a AamaAaik iott Aaa-
sktsk y hsssaeee kssdtek rssslsdpi
- Atsis astk aiasasslsl
- Tsratssat4ssa sasss vagta sssb:
re.se 4,s4,. "A tMN3
- Nsgsk ~ sraitek - haaonaszott
. haraaadik -- miert eagedtskf
N.jd " sgyiF bement ! Eav5hazba
d hihoaott egy negeydik urat : bunda
volt rAjta = akire mind harom ra-
timadt.9 Egy ideig civ6dtak, mind tob-
ben gyHltsk ior,jdk. .vtgal ugy lat
scott, 6k6lre nen aek, mikor KAYE.
hasbsl kihosott elegans ur futasnak
eredt, . hArom izgatott ember pedig
utana. AZ ildoz0tt Macy bundajaban
mind lassabban futott Is vegre is ell
srtsk as SidozSi. Ekker megfordult
bnndas, zsebsb6l egy korulbeldl 80
100 darab ezer keronast tartalmazo
koteget vkgott az dldozSi fejehez,
maid sjra fatasnak eredt. A tomeg -
inert hSaben tomegge mott harom
ember - Macy gaudiummal hajkura-
scott szsrteszet reptile ezresek utan.
A harom izgatott ur minaen boldog
ezerkoronastuaajdonossa ok0lre akart
menni es vegiil is nekik alig jutott va
lami nagy kapkodasban. A bundast
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
T1skA zlGI.txRlfzx
RkGAI.lGA16JA

=,
Hazai lapokban jelent msg az
alabb kozolt hir, amely youngs-
town. magyaFokra annkl il 6rdeke-
'sebb, rsert val6szinuleg ugyanar-
'roi a Kacziany GszArM van bsn-
ne $50, aki regente az itteni na-
magyar ref, egyhaz lelkssss volt,
nem sokkal q hitkazseg ,asgala-
kulhsa utan.
"Megdobbent6 es vakme.6 me-
r6nyletet koyetett 'el a napokban
Tisza Istyan nemes t0rtenelmi
alakja ellen egy Kacziany Geza
newt egyen, aki eddig irodalmi
botranyokb6l, kiilonosen a haza
egy mask nagy fianak, Gorgey
Arthurnak rut hirlapi meghurco-
lasab6l szerzett hirhedtseget. Ez
az ur egyike volt leghangosab-
baknak a forradalom idejen, a
Karolyi-partnak egyik f6 publ
cistaja volt most mem tudn ho-
Cyan, a MOVE-ban a csend6rseg
tagjai reszere tartott el6adast.
Ebben> a hordoizu elmelkedesben,
amely mem volt hijjan az izgat6
reszleteknek, AIT mereszelte alli-
tani, hogy Tisza Istvan Magyar
forszagot negyven milioert eladta
zsidoknak es a szabadk6miive
seknek. Korunk legnagybob ma
gyarjanak martir glorias alakia
nem szorul ra, hogy vedelmezziik
a kaczianygezakkal szemben, de
igenis a legerelyesebben tiltako-
zunk ellene, hogy hierdemesiilt
forradalmarok egy polgari, egye-
siiletben a csend6rseg saamara el5
adasokat tartsanak annak kere-
Iteben ragalmakat sz6rjanak egy
vertanu tiszta emlekere. Bizonya-
ra maga a MOVE yezetosege is
megbotrankozva ertesiilt trr6l,
hogy neyet es helyiseget yalaki
Tisza Istvan gyalazasara hasznal-
ia fel, de megis erthetetlennek
kell talalnunk, hogy eppen Ka
rolyiek forradalmanak altortenet-
irojat kereste XII ARA, hogy a
csendorseg tagjait altala infer
maljak a kozelmult t6rtenelmsrol.
Mindenesetre felhiviuk honve-
delmi es beliigyminiszter ur fl
gyelmet elre .kiilon0s tenyre $
remeljuk, gondhk lsz ra, hosy
a jovoben a magyar csendorseg
hazafias szelle1net, amely bizo-
Inyara melt6 kegyelettel van I'll
sza Tstvan irant, politikai ragal-
mazok ilyen otromba es gonosz
hazugsagokkal meg NE fert6zhes-
Isek. Egyebkent ioggal kifogasol-
hatjuk AIT is,A hogy. a csend6rses
szamara mem hivatalos jellegii in
tezmenyek oktato el0adasokat
tartsanak.-G"s Oral Ujsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
16200 AMERIKAI CG0MAGOT
OSZTOTTAK SECT

Szaz es szaz youngstown ma
gyar ember hasznalta XII multi ok.
t6berben az alkalmat, amikor
grof Szechenyi Laszlone Wander
bilt Gladys ingyen haj6t bocsa;-
tott azoknak az amerikal magya-
roknak rende1kezesere, akik ott'
honi hozzatartoz6ikat karacsonyi
ajandekkal akartak megoryendez-
tetni. E csomagok szetosztasa
mar teljesen befejezodott es ezt
nagy munkat Gyermekved6 Lii
ga intezte Ell, mint a budapest
Az Est cimu lap egyik januar
vegei szamaban olvassuk..
Tizenhatezerketszaz csomag ef-
kezett meg Budapestre. A buda-
pesti csomagokat a Vamhazban
osztottak sect, mig a videki meg
ajandekozottak levelet kaptak, a
melyben megkerdeztek, vajjon
szemelyesen akarjak-e atvenni
vagy pedig szamlajukra es vesze-
lyiikre postan szallitsak tovabb a
csomagokat. A cimzettek kilenc-
v.n szazaleka azonnal valaszolt,
hogy szemelyesen fogja a fova-
rosban a csomagokat atvenni Sc
ruIten Mindossze 800 csomag
erkezett meg, azonban par szaz
csomagnak mem akadt gazdaja, a
eimzettek yagy ismeretlenek vol
tax, vagy pedig id6kozben meg
halifax. A Gyermekved6 Liga
szonnal erintkezesbe lepett Ame-
rikaval es feladok fognak disz-
pona1ni az arvan maradt csomag-
juk sorsar6l.
Harminc csomagot nem tudtak
kezbesiteni, inert a megajandeko-
zottak megszallott terileten van
max. Megindultak a targyalasok
a Budapesten levo misszi6kkal,
hogy szeretetadomanyok a XII
want helyre megerkezhessenek. A
Nemzetkozi Vereskereszt -Egyesii-
Yet szinten kozbevetette magat es
ez a megoldas elintezettnek te-
kinthet6.
A csomagok atvetelenel megha-
to jelenetek jatsz6dtak lie, kil0-
n6sen rengeteg sok falusi ember
erkezett a fovarosba, xix ESQ
magokat meg oft helyszinen meg
neztek es Macy meglepetessel
szemleltek a esudalatos dolgokat.
Egy anya, XII mar evek 6ta mem
lhallott fiar6l semmit es ait hitte,
ihogy gyermeke. a messze idegcn-
iben mar regen elpusztult, sirva
borult csomagra, mintha oyer
meke koporsojat olelte volna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
EGY MILLl0 MAGYAR GYERMK tiDy0zu MARCUS
NEGYEDlKfN HARDlNcoT, AZ EcYsA1
ALLAMOk I'LL ELN0kET
BEszELaETEs MR 8. THoMsoNNAL

Elbucsuztam Mrs. Thomsontol.
9 ki megker, hogy r6la ne sokat
irjak. A didergo magyar gyere-
kekra irjak, hadd olvassak Ame-
rikaban Is es nyiljanak meg meg
jobban a szivek.-(Az Est.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03

mex osztott pamutot. A terem
egyik feleben hatalmas pamuthe-
gyek emelkedtek, Macy ladakat
feszegettek es szedtek bel8liik az
,ljonnan erkezett adomanyokat.
Mrs. Thomson egy kis asztal mel
lett tilt .es ellenorizte az. osztast.
A labai hatalmas kend6be voltak
csayarva, nem tud felallni. Mem
bir jarni, inert mind q ket laba
megfagyott, mikor kint jart a
palyaudvarokon es atvette a kill
demenyeket. De azert minden, nap
elviteti magat a pamutkiosztas-
hoz, inert nelkiile megallna a mum
ka es ezer meg ezer szegeny en-
ber maradna meleg ruha nelkiil
Most $4,000 budapest tanit6n6
kap fejenkint 80 dkg, pamutot,
a mibol szYeter, sapka es sal telik
XII. A multi ev folyaman 483, 900
ember kapott pamutot Magyaror-
\ saigon. Mrs. Thomson az egesz
orszagban szemelyesen vegezte az
osztast. Elment minden varosba.
Az 'elkeszitett ruhakb6l minde-
nitt kiallitast rendeznek. Ezeket
lefenykepezik1 les. elkuldik Ame-
rikaba propaganda csinalni.
Most egyenkint jonnek a tani-
tonok, mindegyikt9l megkerdi,
milyen szini pamutot szeretne.
kicsit tiirelmetlen, inert lassan jon
mex. Amerikai temp6ban secret
ne elvegezni az osztast.
- Lassu elet mem elet - mond-
ia.
Mindenkinek lelkere koti,
hogy marcus l-ere keszitss ell a
hottest es hozza be a kiallitasra
Mert marcus 4-en, az uj elnok
hivatalba lepese alkalmab6l nagy
kiallitast es unnepseget rendez-
mex. Ere napra egy diszes al
bumot kiildenek Amerikaba Hard,
ingnak, az NJ eln0knek, a mely-
ben 100000 magyar gyerek ala
irasa lesz, egy milli6 magyar
gyerek fogja megk6sz0nni az anne
rikaiak eddigi j6sagat es fsgja
kerni a tovabbi segitest.
Altalaban mindent elkovetnek,
hogy az amerikaiak erdekl6deset
mInel jobban felkeltsek. A feny-
kepeken xviii az amerikai pamut-
boil keszitett ruhakbol is kildtek
mar Amerikaba mintakat. Eek.
mint Mrso Thomson mondja, nagy
feltunest keltettek Amerikaban.
Mrs. Thomson is Macy lelkesedes-
sci beszel az elkeszitett kezimun-
kakr6l.
A magyar asszonyok csinal-
jak az egesz vilagon a legszebb
kezlmunkat. Az amerikai tisztek
bamulhak, mikor egy-egy kial-
litast lit vegigneziink. Csodaszep
horgolasokat latni oft. Nemcsak
nepmiiveszet produkal nagy-
szerii 'dolgokat, plinden magyar
asszony gyony0rii kezimunkakat
kiild be. Karacsonyi akci6nkra
mindenki .dolgozott. Horthyne,
Augusta fohercegn5, az ariszto-
kraeia asszonyai mind szebbnel-
szebb darabokat keszitettek.
A ladakb6l, mikben a pa
NUT erkezett, az aszodi javit6in-
tezetben bolcsoket faragtak. Ezek
is nagyon szepek. voltak. Kara
csonykor $50 darabot osztottunk
XII. Akkor $4,000 gyerek kapott
aJandekot. Marcus 4-en ujra lesz
kiosztas.
A mmkasasszonyokrol beszel, a
klknek ingre Eal6 flanellt, tilt,
cernat osztott XII.
Nagyon szepen es nagyon
pontosan dolgoztak. A kellS idS-
re bemutattak a kesz ingcket.
Merit q mig el mem keszitik, sad-
dig az Anyag az Egyesiilt Allamok
tulajdona Ha keszen bemutat-
Jak, akkor yegleg megkapjak.
Nagyon megbizhat6, is elem a ma
gyar munkasasszony. Az embersik
sem lehetnek rosszak, ha tudnak
yeliik banni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
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