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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

j 0c@----w j I'll y
saert. Foldgaz es petroleum ba-
nyaszatunk felet mar le is foglal-
tax Az angolok, kik0t6re most
alzuszik francia.
Ugy gondoltuk, hogy azok az
iizletek, a melyekert a kiilfoldi
t6kenek erdemes tiilekednie, mem
lehetnek rosszak magyarsagnak
sem. Amerikab0l az utols6 no.
napokban sok-sok penz keriilt ha-
"a, de rendszer nelkiiI, mib6l
aztan sem a kiild0nek, sem az or
szagnak mem sOk a haszna. Pc
dig ha ennek penznek csak egy
reszet lek0thetn6k nemzeti gazda-
sagunk epit6 m,lnkaira, 6riasi
lendiiletet adhatnank a gazdasagi
.elet fejl6desenck az orszag be-
es kifele val6 mcged6s0desenek.
De van az ercmnek mask oldala
is. AIT mondja a peldasz6: kie
ia fold, aze az orszag. Kiegeszit-
hetjiik azzal, hogy a kinek keze-
ben van a vasut, szen, f0ldgaz,
kikot6 es cgyeb gazdasagi er6for-
ras = aze jovedelem. Eddig
evszazadokon at az osztrak fekiidt
liderc gyanant az orszag mellere,
most meg, mikor t6le megszaba-
dultunk, az angol, francia stb.
nagyt6ke kesziil 0r0kebe lepni.
Annyi nehez megpr6baltatas utan
tehat cs0b0rb6l-v0d0rbe jutnank.
Ett0l vegzetes gazdasagi bal
lepest0l akarjuk meg0vni az or
szagot es nepet. Meg akarjuk
szervezni az amerikai magyarsag
t0keerejet anna hazai vallalkoza-
sok reszere, a melyek egyfel6l el-
sorendii uzletet jelentenek, masfe-
l6l a melyeket tovabbra is ma.
gyar keen megtartani nemzeti
onallosagunk es fiiggetlensegiink
erdske. Ez okbol akarjuk meg
alapitani az Amerikai Magyar
Kozgazdasagi Bankot, a mclynek
reszvenyeit 81 dollarjaval jegyez-
heti minden honfitarsunk. Mi
maJus sig maradunk Amerika-
ban es keszseggel tartunk, YETI
tett kepekkel ILLUSTRATE el3adaso-
kat minden magyar plezen, a ho-
va benniinket meghivnak. A mi
feladatunk a felvilagositas, okta-
'tas. a t0bbi az itteni magyarsaee.
a melynek elhatarozasat6l fiigg,
hogy magyarsag kezen marad-
lanak-e nemzeti java;nk avagy
idegen toket gazdagitsanak-e j0-
vedelmeikkel.
A jegyzes es szervezkedes mo-
dozatair6l minden telepen es va
rosban a megalakitand6 helyi -
autonom szervezetek adnak fell
vilagositast.
Ezt az iizenetet hoztuk az 6ha-
zab6l. Fogadjatok megertessel s
IA magyarsag j0v6jebe vetett bi-
zakodo hittel. Ne felejtsetek ell /:
elni fogunk, elni akarunk!
Becsey Antal mern0k,
a Magyar Mern0k es Epitesz Egy-
let szakosztalyi elnoke.
Pompery Elemer mernok,
a magyar szabadalmi bir6sag ta-
nacseln0ke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14
Az amerikai magyarsaghoz!

Uzenetet hoztunk az 0hazab6l,
onnet messzir6l, a Matra aljar6l,
a Duna-Tisza aldott f0ldjerol
Hat es fel esztend6n at t0rte-
nelem legborzaszt6bb fergetegei
viharzottak ell felettiink, els0p0r-
We sok draga cricket, amit apa-
ink or0ksegiil hagytak reank, es
elpusztitva rengeteg vagyont, a
nit annyi magyar cline es sok
milli6 dolgos kez hangyaszorga-
lommal alkotott. De ne feljetek !
A magyarsag a megpr6baltatasok
iskolajaban edzodott meg. A ia
tarjaras, a torok uralom idejen,
Rak6czi es Kossuth szabadsaghar-
cal utan nem egyszer sujtott fold
re benniinket vegzetTnk, de min
den vihar utan annal ragyog6b-
ban siit0tt megint reank a t0rte-
nelem napja. Mem hagyjuk most
sem veszni nemzettnket, elni TO-
gunk, elni akarunk!
AIT kerditek ugy-e t6liink: !:
Xix vagytok, miert jottetek?
Mem vagyunk politikusok, bar
L
ebb6l a. faitab6l odahaza t0bb van
a kelIetenel. Mi egyszerii magyar
m6rn6kok vagyunk, a nemzeti
apitS munka pionirjai. Azok, a
xix benniinket kiild0ttek, mem
politizal6 magyar kozgazdasag-
max es tarsadalomnak dolgoz6,
6pit6 szervezetei. Az Orszagos
Tparegycsiilet, a Magyar Kozgaz-
dasagi Tarsasag, a Magyar Gaz-
1asz0vetseg, a Gyariparosok Or
szagos Sz0vetsege, Magyar
M6rn0k es Epitesz Egylet es a
velik rokon szervezetek neveben
ts megbizasab6l jottiink Ameri-
kaban el3 vereink koze. Azert j0t-
think, hogy nyilvanos el6ada-
sokban ismertessiik meg honfi-
tarsainkkal az 6haza gazdasagi,
s;pari Is termelesi viszonyait s
azokat a csodalatos lehetosegeket,
amelyek okos es celtudatos XII
hasznalasa munkat, j6letet, nj ele-
tet jelent.
Csendben, a politikai elet zaja-
t6l felrevanulva, a magyar mer-
n0k0k es k0zgaszdaszok a techni-
kai es k0zgazdasagi munka-ter-
vek egesz sorat dolgoztak XII.
Mialatt szeles latk0rii, Macy ke-
Sziiltsegii penziigyminiszteriink,
Hegediis Lorant az orszag penz-
iigyeit bogOzza XII es allami haz-
tartasunkat hozza egyensulyba.
azalatt mi a termeles eszk0zeit es
lehet6segeit igyekszInk el6keszi-
teni es biztositani Ennek a val
vetett munkanak eredmenyei a
magyar korona ertekenek er6tel
ies javulasaban maris jelentkez-
mex, eek a biztat6 eredmenyek
tanusitjak, hogy j6 uton jarunk,
amelyen azonban sem megalla-
nunk, sem a felbukkan6 akada-
lyok el6l meghatralnunk mem sza-
bad.
A magyar fold termo ereje pa
rattan, hozadeka megis j6val
alatta maradt pl. silanyabb ne
met fold termelesi eredmenyeinek.
Tgaz, j6 resze volt ebben fold
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14

Mi szerencses utat kivanunk
ifj. Sera Gabornak, a XII bizony
mondjuk mintakepe volt az ame-
rikai magyar fiatalsagnak Youngs
townban. Hianyozni fog nekiink
ez a derek ifju, aki azert megy
haza, hogy szeretett Magyarorsza-
eanak szolgalataba alljon. Hia-
nyozni fog Tide ifju hangja, mely-
ben gyakran gyonyorkodtiink, mi
kor Youngstown magyarsag i'm
nepelyein hazafias verseket sza-
Walt. listen vele! (Szerk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14

Magyarok! Penzeteket az idegenek
akarjak, k6rik, de a Il 6rdekstskben
NIT tettek? Parol&znak velstsk, hs
bajban vagytok? 0ondolkozzatok! s
ha penzt akar kiildeni, haj6jegyst ven
nj, okmanyra van szaks6gs, forduljon
az ont 6rdem szerint partol6 6reg, Is
inert bankarhoz. Cimem 4 rkgi:
INTERNATIONAL BANK
q. v. HAMORY
17.19 N. Phelps St., Youngstown, O..
AZ Eric Depothox kxssl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14
Bucsu
1edves magyar testvereim !

Kedves magyar testvereim
En-, mint egy anna vandorlo ma
darak KOHL, kell6 megfontolas
utan, merlegelve a jobb megelhe-
Aest, honvagy eS szcretteim
utan val6 vagy6dassal, ugy hata,
roztam, hogy bucsut intek Ameri-
kanak, visSzautazom Magyaror-
Szagba. Macy sajnalatomra min
dcnkit6l mem vehettem szcmflycS
bucsut es ez uton mondok "Tstcn
hozzadot"
BucsuZom az cgfsz Youngstown
magyar tarsadalomt6l, cnnek We
zet0it6l, szeretnem, ha AIT ne
mes munkat, amelyet a multban
vegeztek szegeny magyar hazank
javara, j0v6ben is fOlytatnak, a
nit biztosan remelek addig, amig
ilyen nagyszivii hazafias emberek
lesznek a magyarsag ellen, mint
mostan. Mert batran ell lchet ne
vezri la youngstown magyarsa-
got az egesz amcrikai magyarsag
vezer- -kol6niajanak, inert szam-
aranyahoz kepest legt0bbet tett
'mindenfele nemes segelyakci6ban.
Nekem pedig eros a hitem, hogy
ha odahaza parositjuk a munkat
az egyetertessel, boldogga tehet-
jiik Csonka- -Magyarorszagot 6S
ekkor mar felig megnyertiik
Egesz- z-Magyarorszagot.
Kisse ITALIAN elfog6dott vagyok,
fatal barataim, mikor hozzatok
intezem bucsuz6 szavaimat, hoz-
zatok, akiknek "a tarsasagahoz
ugy hozza szoktam. Kivanok nek-
TEX szercncses boldogulast az elet
mem mindig r6zsas utain, kerlek
tartsatOk meg emleketekben. ami
kepen en- sem fcledlek ticket.
Bucsuzom az 0sszes leanybara-
taimt6l kivanom, hogy az eletuk
olyan legyen, mint egy viragos
kert, melynek viragai soha ell mem
hervadnak. Legyen az eletiik
hasonl6 egy cs6nakhoz, melyet
vihar soha el rem er, mely mindig
sep. nyajaS id6bcn evez, mig
vegre egy kik0t6be er, melyet
ugy hivnak, hogy hazassag.
En- pedig mostan elmegyek,
inert mint a k0lt6 mondja: "Ki
a Tisza vizet -itta, vagyik annak
szive vissza," vagy az alabbi kis
vers szcrint:
Mem reptile vissza tavaszra a
madar,
Pedig ITALIAN mashol virul6bb
hatar.
ITALIAN melegebb Oft a napnak Su-
CARA.
Hiabai Nit er, ha nem az 8 ha-
zaja.
Minden j6t kivanva, maradtam
hazafiaS szcretettel:
Ifj. Sera Gabor.
Zemplen megye. Pacin.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-14

de legalabb oily resze volt bcnne
termcl6 gazdasagunk elavult rcnd
szerenek es az eszk0z0k t0kelet-
lensegenek is. Az 1894 1906.
evekben kiepitett Alf0ldi Elso
Gazdasagi Vasut eredmenyei meg
mutattak, hogy varosok fo-
gyaszto piacaiba k0zvetleniil be-
kapcsol6d6 tanyai vasutak nem-
csak vasutnak ielentettek XII
tiin6 iizletet, hanem a fold nepe-
mex termelokepesseget is 6riasi
aranyokban felfokoztak. A seer
Izctt 20-25 ewes tapasztalatok
alapjan tovabbi ct tanyai vasut
tervei es el6munkalatai kesziil.
tex el es varnak kiepitesre.
Szenbanyaszatunk az utolS6
evtizedekbcn nagy aranyOkban
feil9dott. de azert az orszag sziik-
seglet6t fedezni mem tudta. Be
hozatalra szorultunk. Ma is ra
vagyunk szorulva a cseh szenba-
nyak segitsegere, a minek azon-
ban nemcsak penzben, hanem
eoveb Observation-Disclosures is
Macy az ara. Az elmult masfel
esztend0 alatt lazas kutatasokat
folytattak a magyar szakembe-
rex szen utan. Els ma mar tud
juk, hogy a Matra allan, Gyon-
gy0st6l Borsodig oriasi ignit- -tele-
peink vannak, a Dunantul, Feher-
megy6ben pedig hatalmas barna-
szen-teriiletek kinalkoznak. Eek
kihasznalasa nemcsak uj munka-
lchet6segeket jelent, de fugget-
leniti orszagunkat a cseh banyatu-
lajdonosok kapzsisagat6' IS.
A dunantuli Tolnaban, Du-
-Tisza k0zen es a Hortobagyor
magyar geol6gusok az erdely,
medencehez hasonl6, nagy kiter-
jedesii foldgaz es petroleum-tele,
peket fedeztek fel, a melyek meg
furasa mar folyamatban van.
Budapesten es az orszag tobh
helyen a fold melyeben nagyb6-
segii hev-vizeket talaltunk, me-
/ lyek gazdasagi ertekesitese elso,
rendii iizleti megoldasokra yeze-
tett. IS cmellett az orszag szen-
keszletenek kimeleset is lehetove
teszi. A teliesen kesz tervek alap-
Jan, egymagaban a fovarosban
el6relathat6lag evi 10000 wag-
gon szenet lehet megtakaritani a
hevvizek okos, celtudatos kihasz-
nalasaval, ez a mai szenarak mel
lett legalabb is evi 100 milli6 ko-
roma brutto-bevetelt jelent. Eek
munkak is mar megindultak, az
elmult telen budai scent Lu-
kacs fiird6 szallodait es fiirdoit
mar hevvizek fiit0ttek, szenre a
fiird6nek egyaltalaban mem volt
sziiksege.
Oriasi horderejii k6rdes keres-
kedelmiink esiparunk szempontja-
Dol a budapest-csepeli kik0tG
megepitese, a mely a Kelet es a
Nyugat k0z0tt lebonyolitand6 VIII
forgalomnak egyik g6cpontjaban
paratlan gazdasagi jelentoseggel
bir. Kozismert dolog, hogy vi,
ziforgalom nagyobb arucsere le-
bonyolitasara sokkal alkalmasabt
es olcs6bb, mint a wasn't. E teny
felismerese kesztette nemeteket
azoknak a mesterseges csatornak
max a megepitesere, melyek le
tesitese mar folyamatban is van,
a melyek celia az Elba, Odera
Visztula es Duna viZrendsZe1
k0zott kapcsolatot teremteni,
ezzel az Eszaki tengert a Fekete
tengerrel halo k0zlekedes szama.
ra 0sszek0tni. A mi csepeli XII
kotonk gy0nyoriien megtervezett
munkai nehany ev el6tt megindul-
tax. Ide terveztiik Macy hus.
ipari es textil-ipari gyarakat, a
melyek nyersanyagat a Fekete
tenger videke es a Balkan bose
gesen tudna szolgaltatni. Sal
nos, ezek a munkak penz hianya
ban megakadtak.
Csak nehany tervet ragadtunk
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
THINK HE HAD
STOLEN GOODS
Wright Arrested Here After
Laurel Store is Looted
BY Thieves
SAID HE BOUGHT
GOODS AT SEAFORD

Russell Wright is years. was ar
rested by Detective Kempski this
morning. while trying 10 dispose OF
a lot Of new clothing. He was taken
20 the Office OF Captain Of Detectives
Benson, where he told the detectives
that he had purchased the clothing
In Seaford, leaving that place on
the / o'clock train this morning
Captain Benson. susDecting a rob-
berry. called up the Seaford and Lau-
rel authorities and learned that IN
the latter place the store Of Hitch
and Phillips had been broken into
and robbed on Wednesday night.
The description Of the articles re-
covered here tally with that OF part
Of the stolen goods. The total
amount Of the robbery is said TO have
exceeded $500. while the estimated
value OF the articles recovered will
probably amount 20 $3.50.
The goods recovered here con-
sisted OF feece-lined overcoat.
three suits OF clothing of blue serge
one Of brown material. one suitcase
and a quantity OF shoes, shirts
gloves. etc.
Wright will be returned 10 Laure
this afternoon 10 answer the charge
Of breaking and entering.
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
AMAZON Army"
ATTACKS Miners
Shawled Women Assault
Kansas Workers With
Fists and Teeth
GET OUT YOU
DIRTY TRAITORS"

GIRARD. Kas.. Dec. 1s.-CUnited
Press) An amazon army throw
ing red pepper. bricks. stones and
Jumps Of coal swept through the
Southern Kansas coal fields today
mohhing five mines and forcing min.
ers 10 quit work.
skirts and shawls flying the wo-
men. wives and relatives OF "rump'
strikers pounced upon the mines
and In many instances put working
miners TO flight with their fists.
The women ciawed In some in
stances and also used their teeth on
miners who failed to heed thel,
warning cries Of "Get out OF here
you dirty traitors" Several miner.
we're bruised by missiles. Otheri
were almost blinded by the shower
Of red pepper.
Four Jackson Walker mines an,
another near Mulberry were clean
ed out"
The women. mostly foreigners
I ierseyed. shawled and picturesque
/ then turned their attention 10 an
other Mulberry mine.
I'VE will run every Lewis traito
on the job i'm Southern Kansas.
their leaders shouted. FoIowin
American flags carried az their hea,
three divisions OF the feminine mill
tants plunged over embankmoni
and across fields after their leader
About 1000 women participate
In the riots.
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
HUNT OCCUPANTS
OF This AUTO
Mystery Surrounding Over
turned Bloodstained Car
Not Cleared Up
SALISBURY WOMEN
LOOK FOR HUSBANDS

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER. Dec. 1S.-The mystery
surrounding the finding Of the auto
mobile OF I. L. Benjamin. OF Sails
bury. overturned and badly damaged
early yesterday morning on the
Leipsic road just outside OF Dover,
has not been entirely cleared up.
The occupants OF the car when it was
overturned have not been found al
though because Of blood stains found
in the car Il is supposed that az least
one OF them was injured. Il was
reported yesterday afternoon that
three boys supposed to have been Inn
plicated in the taking Of the car had
been found near Odessa but this
could not he verified.
According to a report from Sails
bury. Charles Matthews and Alva
Campbell Of that town are supposed
10 have left there In the machine
II was reported there that the two
men had been killed in the accident
and the mother Of one Of them call
ed Sheriff Graham by telephone last
night to inquire II the report was
true.
The wives Of the two men also
visited Dover yesterday afternoon In
a search for their husbands.
The police Of Wilmington and
most Of the towns Of the State have
been notified to be on the lookout
Tor the two men.
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
SCHOOL Law
HAS FAILED,
ROSASTATES
Master of Grange Urges
Farmers to Assist in En-
forcing VOlstead Act
CHANGERS in ANNUAL
SESSION AT DOVER
speclal ID Nd Evenlng Journal.

Speclal 70 The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Dec. 13.-To assist in
every way possible the enforcement
OF the Volstead act and opposiuon
to the sale OF beer and light wines
as a medicine were urged by Worthy
Master Jacob II. Rosa OF Milford. In
his annual report to the Delaware
State Grange. Patrons OF Husbanry.
at the opening session OF the grange
here today. 1T is but an entering
wedge or loophole for further liquor
purposes" he said. speaking OF the
agitation to try to iegalize the sale
OF beer
Mr.. Rosa spoke on various topics
OF national and State importance TO
the grangers Speaking on educa-
ton he referred 10 the new school
law and said he believed that agri-
culture and music should have a
place in the high schools, as well as
manual training and physical cui-
ture. He said the new school law
has failed in its purpose.
Mr. Rosa who attended the Ma
tional Grange held In Portland. ore.
the latter part OF November told OF
the many things accomplished and
/ projected. He said that Il wai
pointed out al the National Grang,
that the order has been extended
/ into Virginia and North Carolini
during the past year. Many worth,
resolutions were adopted and do
nation Of $1,000 was made to tn
Continued on Pfge Eieven)
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
RIG HER UP, DAD,
AND GO TO s.

NEW YORK. Dec. IS 90 :
Press) the baby is CT
You'll have to get up and walk
An. those grim words which =
shattered many a mans night
But fathers. rejoicel
The day OF emancipation is
hand.
A. ID. Green, New York elec-
irical engineer and wireless exprt.
Is your tmancipator from the slav-
cry OF pacing the floor with tho
baby.
Green has rigged up a wireless re-
ceiving outfit on the roof OF his
apartment. Al the foot Of babys
bassinet is a tiny horn like a phono-
graph horn with a sensitive receiver
attached. when the child begins 10
whimper in the night. green goes 20
his wireless set. feels around in tho
air until ne picks up music being
sent out by the Westinghouse Eicc-
trio Company. Shipowners Radio. or
some other enterprise and turns e
into the horn.
And the baby sleeps. luiled BY
wireless concern originating mli~
and miles away.
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
PEOPLE AT Home
ASK FOR HELP
Charities President Asks
City Not to Forget Its
Own at This Time
WANTS CHILDREN TO
HAVE CHRISTMAS JOY

During the past few years
the people OF Wilmington have
responded again and again 10
appeals for relief for the chill
dren across the seas. We have
been justly proud Of the part we
have played IN saving the lives OF
these little ones.
I'VE are now facing a situa-
tion that strikes nearer home.
In our city today. are hundreds
OF children who must depend
upon us for the food and shelter
10 which every child has a right.
To those OF you who are fathers
and mothers. these children
make their appeal. Actual fig
ures. show hundreds OF families
facing their ditch-out Of em-
ployment. savings exhausted. not
knowing where the next meal is
coming from, and in many cases
with eviction threatening. In
all Of these homes are little chill
dren.
THE Christmas season is here.
the time that belongs to child
hood. win Wilmington fail her
own children?
Signed.
CHARLES L. PATTERSON.
Pres. Associated Charities.
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
FOUR POWERS
SIGN TREATY
OF WASHINGTON
United States, Britain, Japan and France
SoIemny Pledge TO Preserue Peace Across
Vast ErpanSeS Of Pacific Ocean-Senafe
Expected to Rahfy Despite Opposition of
BOrdh

WASHINGTON. Dec. f3 Omitted
Prcss) Tho four great powers Of
the world today afiixcd their sigma
tures TO n treaty which scraps the
Anglo-Japancse alliance and sol
cmnly pledges all to preserve peace
across the vast cxpanscs of the Pa
cihc Ocean.
with typical American simplicity.
the great document, considered one
of the most important i'm the history
OF the world. was signed In the ofiicc
Of Secretary OF State Hughes. only
the plcnipotcntaries Of the four
powers were present
The pomp and ceremony which
usually Is attached 20 such impor-
tant events was entirely absent. The
treaty now goes 70 the respective
governments for ratification by leg
islative bodies and will be put into
effect when deposit OF such ratifca-
ton is made here. That action viii
formally cast into the scrap heap
the Anglo-Japanese alliance which
this country has long considered a
menace.
Secretary OF State Hughes admit
ted the dominant hgure In the con.
/ ference. was the first 90 sign the new
pact afixlng his signature In behalf
OF the United States other members
OF the American delegation followed
Then came the stately Balfour and
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
DIR. MORELAND IS
CALLED BY Death
Widely-Known Chiropodist
Had Premonition His
End Was Near
BECAME SERIOUSLY
ILL MONDAY MORNING

DR.. John s. Moreland. widely
known chiropodist. died at his home.
1101 West street at o'clock this
morning. following an illness lasting
since early yesterday morning. He
died while Mrs Harry p. Sawdon,
who resides at the Moreland home,
was administering medicine to him.
DR.. Moreland. who suffered from
an attack Of stomach rouble year
ago. had been on diet for months.
but appeared to be In fairly good
health until early Monday morning.
DR.. II. W. Briggs. who was called at
that time. administered medicine.
Dr. Moreland Informed the physician
then that he felt as II the end was
approaching.
This premonition appeared TO be
on his mind. All Of yesterday. as he
informed his wife last night, that
he felt his death was near Early
today he appeared 20 be growing
weaker and while medicine was be-
ing given him. he expired.
Dr. Moreland, who ewas about 60
years OF age. was born in this city.
his parents being Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Moreiand. He was educated
in the public schools, and in early
life conducted a shoe store at Fourth
and Poplar streets. In 1852. he re-
moved TO 917 Market street where he
conductor a shoe store until 1890,
when he disposed Of his business and
devoted his time 10 chiropody. He
was instrumental in having the Leg
! islature pass a law regulating the
practice OF chiropody.
DR.. Moreland, who was Of large
stature, always enjoyed good health
until two years ago when he suffered
Ffrom pneumonia. While a great lover
OF outdoors. alway taking keen de-
light in walking. he boasted OF the
tfact that he never wore an over
/ coat
He Is survived by his wife. three
| brothers and four sisters. They are
Mrs. Albert schawl. Of Mines. Ohio;
Mrs. Fred Cornelius. of Lynch, Md.
CONTINUED on rage Eleven.l
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
AUTOISf KILLED
BY HIS own GUN
Winfield Carey, Port Penn.
Accidentally Sets Off
Weapon in Car
ABOUT TO START
ON DAYS HUNTING

Winfield Carey. 2s. OF Port Penn.
was accidentally killed by the dis
charge OF double-barreled gun in
his automobile this morning as he
was about 10 depart for a days
sport aheid and on the marshes. He
was the son Of Mrs. John Carey OF
Port Penn. his father having died
several years ago. He was unmar-
ried, lived with his mother. and was
very popular in that town.
Nobody Witnessed the accident.
but carey's lifeless body was found
in his automobile minute or so
after tho report OF his gun had been
heard by his mother and by neigh
bors. He had planned to 20 hunt
ing this morning and had gone from
his home 10 his garage In the yard.
taking his gun with him.
He had backed his car out OF tho
garage and had placed the gun In
the car or was climbing into the car
with the gun In his hand when. in
some manner he accidentally dis
charged the weapon.
The load OF shot tore through. his
breast and penetrated his heart
causing instant death. He was life
less when. persons who had heard
the shot rushed up 10 his automobne
and discovered his bleeding boey.
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
CONVENTION
OF EDUCATORS
AT TOWER HILL
Middle States Association
Accepts Schools Invita-
tatiOn to Gather There
ABOUT 300 VISITORS
TO ATTEND SESSIONS

Wilmington Is TO be the meeting
place OF one OF the most important
educational organizations In tn
country-the association OF colleges
and preparatory schools in the mid
dle states and Maryland-next year.
Acceptance OF the invitation to
hold this educational convention In
Wilmington Is particularly high
recognition OF Tower Hin school. the
trustees Of which. through DR.. John
ID. Skilton Headmaster. extended
The invitation. 10 the association 10
convene az that school December 1
end .. next year.
Not only was Tower Hin schools
expressed desire TO entertain the
convention granted by the associa-
ton, but II Is the Est time the as
ISOLATION ever has accepted an in
vitation to meet al secondary
school. Heretofore the conventions
have been held only al colleges OF
universities. Hence he pride OF
Continued on Page Eighteen.
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
DETECTIVES INJURED
IN 0'CONNER HUNT

MILWAUKEE wis. Dec. 1s.-Five
Chicago detectives. racing on the
trail OF Tom O'Conner. fugitive muir
derer, were seriously injured today
when their automobile turned over
two miles from here. Both legs OF
Albert Bosshulte, former pugilist
and most noted detective OF Chi
cago's force. we're broken. Legs OF
Detective John Murphy were also
broken.
The party was racing TO Hartford
Wis, on information that O'Conner
with two pals. who broke jail with
him. were surrounded in a hotel.