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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
ct iksz;.

A papagalyorru, clallo fill
Lombroso-arcu mas behozta eziist
talcan, kemenyit6szagu feher, szal
vstan az angol reggelit.
Kocsard felriadt almab6l. Sa
padt viaszmaszk, mely eletre eb-
red, szaj koriil ellagyul, a szem.
mel szethasad es tompa, sziirke
pillantast vet az elo vilagba.
- Mar kilenc ora, Oszkar9
- Parancsara, melt0sagos uram,
- felelte az mas. = SzethuzZam
a fiiggonyte
- Uhm = ny6gte Kocsard. AL
lati hang volt inasok szamara. A
fiiggony szetnyilt Tell reggel
k0die viaskodott a haZfedelek
nedves cserepen a gyarkemenyek
fekete fiistmatringjaval. Az egesz
eget mintha valami Macy, lathatat-
Ian ecset kevcrne feherb6l, fekete-
b6l, sziirkeb6l. AZ mas balkan
kiment.
Kocsard feiilt agyaban. Parma
ia al6l kivett egg imadsagos kony
vet, egy Liber Horarum-ot, amely
valaha Berry hercegenek birtoka-
ban volt.
= Otven csztendGt adtal meg
tlnem. Uram = imadkozott. - En-
gedd megnekem, alazatos szolgad-
max, hogy a j6 0svenyt talaljam
meg. Elroppent f0l0ttem egy BIZ
nosen Macy lido anelkiil, hogy egy
pillanatra magamra eszmeltem
volna. Miert oily syors zuhanas
az elet! >.
A tea kihiilt, vaj a tanyeron
szetfolyt, de Kocsard nem t0rS-
d0tt semmivel, csak sajat maya
val:
= Sziiletesem napja van ma es
boldogtalan vagyok. Az ct rette-
retes x bej0n karonfogva a $50
bamba .es iaria a hollandi hancot
vieyorogva. Az egyik x a para
zitaival lekaszalta a hajamat,
mask mikrobaival kiverte a TO-
gaimat, harmadik haiszalve-
konysagura sodorta idegeimet...
a negyedik es ot0dik voltak a leg
roSszabbak, inert levertek szemem
rSl az ifjusae halyogat, ezt test
sziniien csudalatos fatyolt, amin
keresztiil az elet ezer szinben tud
kaprazni. illatokat dalolni es enc
keket liktetni. Most mar nekem
is oda kell allnom a szegenyek
sorfalaba es koldulni :. szerelem-
ieeyet.
AZ alton erosen kopoetak Is
nvomban kitarult feher szarny,
kiiszob6n pedig puha. s0tet bar
sonyok es rotten izz6 allati szorok
dus fenyeben megjelent eey noi
arc, alomront6n szep es ontudato-
san g6gos.
Eliza fekete barsony kalapot
hordott. inert ez sapadt arcara
hosszukas Greco -arnyekokat We
tett es tompa. borostyanszinii
visszfenyek k0zil kiilon0s lang
oal lobogott el6 s0tet szeme. Pill
lai megrebbentek. mint a hogy a
pvemant is a s0tetben csak meg
william. Aka csopp volt es daco-
san. szinte allatian el6reugrott.
Kocsardnak eszebe jutott, hogy
azelott az ilyen szeliditett, kites
tett kis vadallatot nehany pilla-
nat alatt megfekezte, megh6ditot-
ia, kihasznalta es r0videsen eldob-
ia. Most ellenben valami ahitat-
felet erzett, hogy ez kivanatos,
bar romlott ifjusag atlepte egy
otven ewes ferfi kIsz0bet.
Es a kis vadallat leiilt Kocsard
agya melle az 6don, Pompadour-
still selyemszekre. A barsonypa-
last es r6kamal szetbomlott keb-
len es latszott b0renek leefant-
csont fehersege.
Mem vartam - sz6lt fenn-
hangon Kocsard - es annal job
ban meg vagyok lepve, hogy lit
van E. annal jobban orilok.
Ha tudom, hogy agyban van,
mem jottem volna be. Az inasa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
Nenn erti

Bir6: Milyen joggal verte meg
panaszOst?
Vadlott: Mem joggal vertem er
meg, hanem karoval.
Bro: ugy ertem, honnan vette
maganak AIT a.
Vadlott Hat kit0rtem kerites
b6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
HlMOR.


Katonaklet
- Gyalogos Kakutka!
1genis, fohadnagy UT.
- Felh6dzik?
- Igenis, ,fShadnagy ur.
- Tiz perccel elobb, mintsem
esni kezd, koltson fel.
Igenis, fohadnagy UT.
AZ iskol&ban
Az esperes plebaniavizsgalat al
kalmaval az iskolat is meglatogat-
ia S oft feladja a kerdest:
- No fam, beszelj a tehenrol.
A gyerek zavaraban egy szot Sc
SOL.
- Tessek csak yarni, - mond-
ia a falusi tanito, - maid kipisz-
kalom emf a kerdesben felad-
van a feleletet, elmondta a gye-
rex, hogy negy laba van, kitun6
tejet ad!
- S az emberre legfobb hasz-
naY - kerdi, odasugva neki va
laszt. IS
A tragya, - mond a gyerek.
- Nsg. tsuit6 ur, ezt remekul
kipiszkslta, vetett vkget az
examinalasnak "a kedklyes espe-
res.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10

- SEKELYEBB Zavarokat
- minden nap jelentenek a
vallalat irodaiban. Mihelyt
panasz trkezik, a javit0 csapat
azonnal figyelemben reszesiti.
A javit6 csapatok alland6an
dolgoznak, vigyaznak es gyor-
san, pontosan es szakerteiemme!
osZlatjak el a zavart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10

TTAGYIS ez AIT is jelenti,
v hogy a vallalat minden
osztalyanak lepest kell tarta-
mia cgymassal es a kivanalmak~
kal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL
FOOT GALL TEAM SCORES

Continued from PAGE
quarter McAle4tof panied ana Cuih-
rle vas stopped on the rs yart line
MeAlesl,r ponted amt then recovered
and then panted 10 the Guthrie %
Yard i.nr Guthrie VAS held ami
pun,ed io it ward line McANstrl
was held on ,he foot line ana Guin-
fsc attempted % punt ont bot bloesc
her o~n punt an ,ae yard line Mc
Aiester aas hcld Tor downs 4Ta.n on
"a" 8 in,h lime ana again Guthrie
attempted io pHnt 10 safety bat boot
81 70 aal oi Aaends oa ihe fonr Nar'
line NcAlester was hold FOR three
downs but went over On tha fonri4
by means OF long end run. aronna
their right side MeAlester hlokec
goa, tfing the score ~ Guthrie
received ana had the bali IN the
middle u the fieh when thc ramt
ended
a. usual the Individual atar 81 the
ea3o vas Harry Gross Guihflas
firht ia Me. in spite ~ the isct iha,
h. has been 10 bed since the sapulpi
game last week Guthrie ielt tle
loss % Norls lcf tackle. who Hoes
the puntlns They also fe.f the los
~ Anderson, lot hslf and Suits. hai--
back woolen ANA nearce. as sub-
enards showed up nell faf ths.r
ramc ami the work OF Wulff at quar-
ter Gross al right iaeAie carr ii left
lcsle FnUfow af center. WAS ex-
eepronnly g..od considering chat
they have been ia bed the eniir,
week and made the trir 10 McAlester
under protest % tae doctor A
usual pexton. Vile. spann. vanMeter.
Harris Barnhar, and Carr dld roof
work
Conslderins the condition of . the
team because ~ sickness ara m
lufles and the hardness of the trip
the Guthrie boys did wen The team
ass forced to leave Guthrie at s 30
Thursday evening arriving IN Nc
Alester AZ is5a IN the morning ana
left McAlester az 1876 Friday nighi
arriving in Guthrie al 2 90 satur.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12

sideret. tAe economic eApests say. Il
would l. found tAat the cost q a
iresdnaugAf weighs tao and q hal.
times a. heavily on Great nFaala ~
Il does % tae unlsea States and
roashiy niae s,mes A. hcar, oa
japan
Then tsefr Is another tarm 81 arm
auent As,ic iaoaxhs % seste times
hlshiy soienusi ne expert, SAY. 90
y considered n Is ne material rs-
sources ~ nailou whl6h can ~
turned 10 the scrouai II wsf IN tae
qalek and decisive fashion that the
ruiiea States organized fo victor,
over Germany a tash refisgef
factory. for Instance. became Toe
sreatsst stall arms p,ani tae world
ever had sesa. dye s,afis plants he-
hane producers ~ high explosives
ever uisei steel mills turaea Is The
qa.sk probation of enr|nes of var
eoA and couon mlll. turned from
their peaeefai ooafses ie eloiAe
armies. even sao fafmef. harassrds
iarued 10 the business ~ sasgalnInx
troops in ihe field
Arranging THESE sae.s reforc thsm
ths American view point as lt h.s
hA.n sxmrre.sa frnpt ttnan ~ tfaa. o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12
ARMAMENT csoNFEsENcE
OPENS; GREAT MEN OF
woelo PRESENT


scontlnued from rA<e
The late arrival q Lios1 Ctorse the
British premier. mas cause some
thinss % be delayet. although wors
81 preparatory nature upon them
can proceed IN hls absence. and the
short stay q prem.er nrl4nd ot
France aay cause some itfie dalay
IN the necessity q his colleagues
consulting hlm by cable and wise-
less TIE Christmas holidays ho~
ever. promise 10 see The conference
Ia The midst of is work HoW lon
il wlli continue IN session cannot te
forecast The delegates may caper.-
ense Washington summer
Today's opening procsedings ~err
entirely q a ceremonial mature In
Continental Hsll. home of sas Society
az the daughters o. the American
Revolution. the delegates assembled
about the great eTeen haise tah.e
which makes square Z and heard
President Harding standing 20 one
side make his address q welcome.
While Secretary iiushes who accord
ing 10 custom and precedent viii De
chairman of the conference. stood
~ tie other with the delegates of al
nations seated between Besides two
hundred seats reserved FOR ness-
paper spondents. the fe~ seats
which remained after setting apart
space for the delegates we're given
20 high government Off lais. mem
hers OF diplomatic corps and distin-
guished visitors According 20 pre-
cram. the prospects were that the
first sessions would be brler
When the conference has disposed
of It's fifst business Of organization
fuch as the formal election q secre-
tary Hughes as chairman. and tie
selection OF another American As
secretary general il ~in Be faced
with deciding to what extent lis de-
alterations viii be open % the world
through the newspapers There IS
great pressure - public opinion faf
open sessions there Is also 3 great
deal OF conviction among those
responsible Tor the conferen e tha,
some OF rs deliberations necessarily
mus, be confidential !, was former
Premier Clemenceau who remarked
10 Former President wilson Yop
can't make peace on a street corner
American officials recognize TIE
public demand Tor Information Of the
workings OF the conference. and they
have said they viii Try % satisfy -
IA every way They say az the same
time that some of I've canfcrene>
proceedings necessarily must Dr Car
fldential- one ~ them eAo "a n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12

il trial have been very glad that
did, for NV feel much stronger and do
al VI my work tell my friends when
they ask me what helped rne, and they
think.it s.gst be grand medicine. And
II IL. You can use this letter for a tes-
timonial II you wish. - Mrs. HARRY A.
WILSON, r. F. ID. 5. Clearfeld. Pa.
The experience and testimony Of such
women as Mrs. Wilson prove beyord O
soubt that Lydia +. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound VIII correct such trou-
bies by removing the cause and restor.
ing the system 70 healthy normal con-
dltion. When such symptoms deyelop
as backaches. bearing down pains. dis
placements, nervousness and "the
blues woman cannot act too promptly
N trying Lydia Z. Pinkham Vegetable
Compound II she values her future com.
tort and happiness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12
PERSONALS OF
SOCIETY

Mrs Dean curd has as nor week
end Fuost Miss Nerlo Campbell of
Norman
~ Il
MeHdsmes Amy Becker and Anns
Cleveland % Oklahoma CIV. snent
Friday ami Saturday 10 Guthrie visit
ln friends ans IN the interest of me
iHoies 81 The g a Il
y y n
Mrs Harold Keim ani dauehtors
May Elsie aud Katherine Of nn-
Ing Oklahoma. arrived laa, nieht for
'a short visit alih Mr. Keins sister.
Mrs Ray Dayl. and famHy
" y 81
Ms Matte Glover 81 ,Kenxie
tennessee r. here 10 spend the winter
sith her son Wayne Glover and ,if.
Glove
y =
Fre1 Holman came mp from Nor
man 70 spend the week end. 10 wa.
accompanied home by Mr o Gnbert
who viii be his guest Mr olberi
Il professional golfer and enjoys
the Guthrie Country Club eolf course
y x -
The Relief Corps viii meet Mon
day o. ? o'clock for practice for In
specflon
= x r.
Miss Pansy Phillips ~ Oklahoma
city Is the guest of Mlss Josephine
Wyatt.
= = y
Miss Mildred Davis retained last
nirhi from McAlesier where she
played at the state federation -
women'g clubs
= = y
Miss Ietha Rarde of Oahhoma city
Is spending the weekend here
y = =
Nr and Mrs. L. @. Mahaffey ana
Miss Katie Kirkpatrick VIII motor 20 |
'Vellston tomorrow
y r y
Marion Stanford oEens and Erwina
Owens Of Oklahoma city are the
suests Of their grand parents. Mr..
md Mrs J T. Owens. Miss Mary
zee Owens Is homo for the week 1
md.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12

10 do all Of my own
work. | had severe
pains in my left side
every month and had
fever and sick dizzy
spells and such pains
during my periods,
which lasted two
weeks. | heard Of
Lydia r. Pinkham's =
We egetable Com
pound doing others
80 much good and
thought | would give
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12

u this NAt
II an these deliberations afs
public there = tae possibility TIA,
somebody eill not get up and saw
whAf he ought q SAY because ne
woaleas want to ssy II In pablie,
there Is also the possibility that
sonehody will set up and sAs scHe-
thing Ne oaghs not 10 say. because he
Yields q the temptation 10 SAY Il
for pahlic consumption L the daie
gates fin3 that they Garnet gvt as n
the conference aad say what thes
want % say. Ne soon shall find these
ha, lnr some back stairs conferences
elth a meeting secretly and fi--
ing Il D. They vii hsre q ana y
very maeh pct oas because they we've
noi consulted and IN the ena ;he
whole thing vii b. done secretly
The American delegation are woTs
Ing % nnd s ~ay thar Wlll prevent
"a a situation The probability p
thar a large number of the meeiia-s
Nil tc IA tn open pe~hsps a sreat
er number than Ae public expect.
There vii also necessarily ~ ta-
nittee meetings in private. ard ~
course executive meetings ~ the
whole eonferen-e. huf the results ~
those meetings viii come ous later
IN TIE open sessions
The official program a. proposed
By the American government lists
frs, the question o. armamenis. snc
second the Far Eastern ana Pacific
questions Il may be that the Pa
Eastern questions actually viii De
discussed first in the conference
pcssihly BY some such means as this
rhe question OF ornaments viii
fnaiN be settled hy the conference
only after receiving the regoits o.
experts These alll come only after
long work and discussion But %
sei the subject into the hands oi ex-
perts Il first Is necessary 20 bring ii
before the conference u mi2ht be
brought az and referred 10 commit
tees and appropriate sections am
then while they are AZ wofk The
,onferenee might go nn With me ats
cns-lon of the Far Eastern and paei.
flc problems This IS only one ~
the suggested ways IN which 3,
might be done. The conference. ot
course. will make the decision
In discussing tae Far Eastern an
Pacific problems. the conference win
have a strsight-awAy statesmeaa
subject The experts who have 10
wrestie with the question OF arm
ament viii have a snoity problem dir
nenlt 20 approach Their search "a
for q yard stick. rs 1t were com
mon denominator which can be ap-
ItHtN ~ hfA Atf HAANth*s lNf ANN
whole question ~ armament redue-
tlon Is said hy the experts 90 De en
trely a question of RELATIVELY There
Is doubt they say that Il eill be- uui
on a fiat rate because Of the well
recosnized and peculiar situation ~
the various nations 7, couldn't b.
considered from the viewpoint % Tin
aleiai expenditure. they say. because
Of the various values Of money IN
world exchange and the yaritatious IN
labor costs and standards II
couldn't be considered in number of
guns. the experts say because
science might make small gun more
destructive and efficient than a large
one. Neither could II he considered
in number ot war-ships alone. TIE
naval men say. because the merchaa,
marine which always Is an auxiliary
20 any navy would have to be taken I
into consideration II the taxable /
esources Of nation we're to be ron
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12

a splendid recital vas given las,
night at The fiager stndla when Nellie
Farr assisted In the vocal numbers.
The rest OF the program. which con-
sisted OF Instrumental trlos. duets ana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12
SYMPTOMS
WOMEN DREAD
Mrs. Wilson's Letter Should
Be Read by All Women

Clarified. Pa After my last child
was born last September ! was unable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12

Another viesory for wes, Side Scouts
The West side Scouts ana Central
school had an interesting eame
Thursday November 10th. the we..
'ldr Scouts winning over the central
school team 40 20 o. the scouts wen
uni~eiRhei bui The dashine team of
the scouts carried away the victory
EwnoA Nall the fieh, hair hfoa
hts collar hon" after completing >
fifteen ward run the game uaa ,er,
intcrc lng ani vell piA-.d. thsfr
VIII BE- smother Fsmo between M
sam" ieams Monday iith fsery
body invited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12

ffeup oi friends cniu,rl 4 alnn.r
ai thu Country Clnh last nIrht after
viii n auction hfldr. waa played
iavofs were received hf Mr. and
Nrs wm Relahl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12

S1'iof NNFttfan
Endeavors Entertained
The Junior EndeaYor S0f iety Of the
Christian church vas entertained
last night At the home OF Miss Pay
Vile. North Broad Games and music
featured the evening While playing
black magic there suddenly appear
ed fortune teller garbed In Egyptian
style. Who entertained the klddle-
with fortune telling Refreshments.
which consisted OF sandwiches. pump-
Kin pie. cracker Jack and home made
candles. were served 20 fhe follow
Ing: Erma Lee and Elolse Milan.
Janet classen. Evalina Brown.
Erwina Owens. Vera Montague Jean
Davis. Mildred Corn. Mary louise
kein. j. N. Dolgb. Jr. Harold
Brown. Marion Stanford Owen. Met
via Hugh Davis. Harold Ransom.
Hope Stephens. Hazel Nicholson.
Mrs stephens. Mrs. Dolph. Mira
Owen and Mrs VILE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12

LOsT-Thnrsday night. broach he
tween Fountain and Highland park
Phone 3s7. J. N. Fife.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12

The seven Romance ianau ares ar
fsvnsh, apan.h iia ian. pprsarue.
fr0sencai. Catalan and Rumaalas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12

iafee efeva attended ihs West
Side ~ q 2 4 all DAY pray o
meeting yesterday from no 90 unti
$3.50 AZ each hour a different leader
Was 10 chars. Everyone felt ihat
the lay was we'll srent ana thar tae
armament conference Nln hs,n fres
the nation ~ war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12

SALESMAN Sell Depenao Auto
matte Stop signal Operates on
brake rod. Twenty thousana signals
In Cleveland alone Man With auts
preferred. Erelualse rights. qnlck
sales LARGE commissions. Depenro
stop Signal Company. 1900 Fuclis-
Cleveland. Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12

Saturday
Phi Delta Gamma club Mis-.
Maype oliver
saturday Siehi ninaer cluh Mf
snl Nr q E Chesau
Monday
Car hrdFe ,luh llhfafY
G.Ils fiendly Parish House
TUESDAY
Shakespeare club Library
y p y e'uh Mrs J Fleekenstein
"Wednesday
Iris Cluh Mrs Car Evans
THURSDAY
Acorn cub Mrs q 10 nm
Girls Frlonaly Parish House
Ofenofhy club Mrs q iicrtuetnn
Friday
kooney Mooney Shah sluh Mr.
liyion Batshelor
x = Is
y y y x x wwwwxwwwxY "
> DAILY THouoHr .
xxwww xxs
Lei a. be ot COOL cheer remcm
hefnf that the mislormuea hardest
20 hear are those witch never
happca J Il Lowell
X /. n
Birthday Party
Mrs ~ ToWney 81 Glg East
Villas entertained n little f1lk Friday
afternoon N honor of her little
laughter Lorfains thlrd birthday
anniversary The children presented
i-orraia with many useful glfis the
usual birthday bake with its three
tiny candles decorated the center of
che dining table Many games we're
enjoyed by the guests
Aiier on exciting contest of putt
in dainty eolored rlbbin from bas-
ket whieh contained noisy ltlle horns
the chfdfen were conducted 70 a
booth. decorated with autumn leaves
and red berries. and were served iea
cream cones BY Nr Earl Brown.
Immediately after wild hunt for
animal crackers ensaed. chen found
the children proceeded l. ,Ar dlninr
room vhere fee cream and cake we're
served BY Ars Townley and Mrs
Brown % Marietta ana a. korsf
Eugene and Christina Smila. Albert
anh Qalnteu Brown. Cal and Earl
Hnlse, nilly and l.ols Brown. fIal and
shas burnett and Lula Lorrain
r0wnley.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12

nasf vsvu
Come alone " yau must bAf better
}st bling some one vlth you At
ans rafrsFsgOMFsss
Wtaf
tteFf baptist 10 gutnue. ~ member
~ iispi'at family or regular member
~ the nspiist sunday school. of per-
sons a1t 81 aaf SUNDAY sehooi
Why
Z may a. y0p some COOL a. any
rate o. viii 90 you M harm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-12


."'os As s'Fee oF 'AFe' navy. hs'''
NaA'aef' 's'sff'ne i'o'f's' fi"fs"'
h"''hef' he'sn Aae'eA firFsA sAmr
s"H' KUN hAff'sen q "N~inisaf
iN'F"'ay Ai''ef. i'a'ia sad hina
"effe't. Nliiei'a hanNs. OPAL Waiioa'
ffehA's ff's VIENNA 'sisf'' hsfeef.
i'Nh~s "'eah NN'tsfn ana Ninsien
''ef
N'"'
interesting V"ss''
"fs N"f' 'n"a'F entsf'"'ned iif
''i''"eF.f 'sa' rAafsias 'f'sfn'-' 2
y 'n' : he"th''n hHmr' ~h.e'
s'' Nm "s'nl''s ~ ""'rihhoin
''''"'' - -" Hi''t h'''" vas z ktNN
q .e".t pF N''a f'''en k'p'ase" y
'"".f'' wanna me '"s most ""h
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
IL we dident feel cny different from cny-

il we dident feel cny different from cny-
body clts.
Sounding like CRATE idecr, and us
other 3 sed. G., all rite. gosh. all rite,
G.. Me saying, I got rites the same as
cnybody elts and I'm going to strike for
them too, and Sid Hunt saying, So am
|, who does she think she is to pick me
out and keep me in? aud Raymin Levy
saying, Me either, me too. | got rites
of my own and | don't care who knows
IL.
And we kcpp on telling each other
about our rites and tawking about the
strike and all Of suddin Puds scd, G.,
holey smoaks Meening the bell had
rang for the end of the recess and every.
body clts had went in alrcddy, and us
I quick ran in and wen We got 70 our
room the hole class was setting down
with q Expression as ii they had bin
there about : minnits. and Miss Kitty
looked at us 4 shocking TO our seats like
people with no rites, saying, The fol g.
lowing boys will remain one hour instcd
of half hour, Benny Potts, Sidney
Hunt, Ruymiu Levy and Charles Sim
kins.
Wch they did, incloodinG me.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape

To-day during the joggrifty lessin all of
y saiddin Miss Kitty scd. Silence. I'm
tired of this continual tawkng. The
following boys will remain II half hour
after skool, Charles Smkins, Benny
Potts, Sidney Hunt and Raymin Levy.
Me thinking. Aw heck And pritty
soon the bell rang for recess and down
in the yard me and Puds Simkins and
Sid Hunt AMI RHymin Levy got in II
corner and started +" have meeting,
me saying, That's rCarSc, that i, wat
rite is she got to pick uS ont and make
us stay in half hour?
Sure, wat rite Is She got: spd Raymiu
Levy, and Puds Simkius sod. tell you
watts do, let's 20 on strike and wen
the last bell rings lets us ( get up and
wnwk ont with tho noSt Of the clnSs as