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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06

Commissioner George Finlny Simmons.
MIR. lloyd spent several davS IN.
vrSiigating conditions M Point Isabel
anil then left the work of scientific in
yesrisaticn To Mr.. Simmons secured a
large number of small fish aud took them
10 Austin for investigation and idcn;i-
firafi"n.
This was early last fall. Senate bin
NJ. III: was introduced providing for
sh. abolition "f the closed season on fish
along the Texas coast. The bill WAS re-
ported favorshly by the committee. and
then PASSED the scrafc. II will come IN
In ~. house this week. and Mr.. cohilini
hns sent telegram urging representa-
tivrs ~ the south roast district 10 WORK
for iis passage in the house.
This bin does not completely eliminate
the closed season. "a IL provides pr,trc-
tirn for fish within n mile Of all passes
along the coast. This will give them
ample protection during th. spawning
| season. according a. the opinion cf the
commissioners. who was consulted before
the hill was framed. The bill was in
tr-ducrd b, Senator George Carpenter
Of Natagorda-
Passage ~ fhi> hiil VIII inprovs
business conditions which now exist ulvna
the coast during the CLOSED season. Some
action in this matter has hecn urgcs
for several years bv those who are fa.
m;Iiar with conditions. and II is argued
that no harm will result 10 tbr fish BY
abclshinr the closed season. a. ~siensifi,
examination revealed the fact that the,
do not spawn ia the shallow waters u
the bays.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
FAMOUS HOLDUF
CASE IS AGAIN
BEFORE COURT
Trial Of Carlisle and Davis on
Charge Of Robbery With
Firearms Started in Dis
trict Court This Afternoon

Tn" famous ca>" involving hod up
on the concrete highway last Jul,. in
nhi'h Jesse bennett. aI the point of
n =fin drove through i:rnwn~ ylir ani
secured .'t' I.r>n~ ia N~xit-an soI, for
two hvidup artists. s once more OCCUPY Z
is.- Jnr t"nii.'n 1t he cameron county
rriIninai district conrf. the c,se Of Jack
Carlisle AMI John Davis Who are charged
with r"liher, o. The pnI,ir highway witIs
firearms. having been called fpr trial
this murnins
1h. in~n were tried up"n n robbery
charge ~ the ia>t term of the ,rini,: |
district cont. hut through an error IN
re inii, tnirnt which designated ~.
nl"nrt ~ pesos instead .f -nrn
nnrirnal" the ease Ma~ dismissed. I'll.
nrn were immediately arrested ,tf,nn an
other charge. and two indictments were
turned them hv the grand jury,
According to the evidence submitted
~ ilir original trial the nien nr. alleged
~ have held up Jesse Iprnnrft and n
N"sIn= lady companion III \ point about
tsc miles fr.r town. III. men got into
the ear apl Mr.. i'cncii drove To- town.
:" get the money for them. The party
nf The city and Mr.. bennett tcler.h.netI
4" hi office and instructed Mr. Parker
10 bring $iH. This wa> done and tie
money turned over :. III. holdup~. Al
Ter driving around town the tnen left
The car. and snort time later carliSI.
and Davis were arrested and charged
With hoisinl. The money was afterwards
recovered. having hrrn hidden an Twelfth
street near the Catholic church
II was afterwards found that there
wah only "H" pistol between til. men.
pnr man having il ~ first. and later
.iviH- u y" the nrhr- when the latter me-
r"nirani.i Mr.. i'-nnrt' into Il residence
II West ErpNn>riil. \. Telephone for the
money
The h"ldup m~a got into The ear with
Mr.. brnustt and Miss ruiegnai. and
after coming IL town. woulsl not allow
Mr.. i''nncit ~ stop and Eri the n~nry
They finny agreed 4" lrf him Telephone
and left the ear "nly after he had taken
them ont the public highway near a..
country club and returned .. IN. -trl
of the street car line in West Browns
vile.
Carlisle and Davis were arrested ~
Manuel >ahlara. the arrest taking place
~ the corner ~ Twelfth anl Ie,e.
streets. According 20 Mr.. Denueti's
testimony in court this afternoon the
men al various times during the force
ii''r threatened - Kill him If n. should
il',t IIay fnir IN them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
PRESIDENT SEES NO
REASON FOR DELAY in
STRIKE SETTLEMENT

WASHINGTON. u. &. March g. Pres
ldent Harding has Informed officials ~
the railway shop crafts that he eaa
see mo adequate question Of principle"
which warrants further delay in the sr.-
Element IN al districts Of last summers
shop strike
The president declared that the mi
rori'y interests involved by their refu.-
nj 20 settle were largely responsible for
the Interrupted coal deliveries and otter
Unsatisfactory railway conditions in Ger.
tain mart. Of the country.
The total number .f men who are still
"ui over the country has been q matter
of dispute but "ffirials "f the inter
national machiuiSfS' union estimated to-
day that about forty per cent of the
men who went "n strike July T. have
nnt Vet returned a. work
President Harding mnd. The state
mcnis IN - letter. replying 10 one from
Stei hen Conner. ses.rriary "f the fed
Grated ~l'op"raffS "f the Central railroad
Ia New Jersey,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
Proposed Measure Will
Eliminate Closed Season
for Fishing on Tex. Coast

The elimination ~ the closed season.
whirh hu> prevented the fishermen ~
The Texas coast from engaging IN their
orcrrafi"n during the months ~ June
July aud August. j. proposed IN b'ii
which hs> already passed the senate and
new before the h.ltse. where favorable
action H. exl,erfrsl som. time this week.
n,--orlng 4" ,rirgrum received today
u, I.uris c"holini The movement 10
eliminate the closed srnS.n was started
last summer by the fishermen at - nun-
her of paints along the coast. nni cul-
minated in the effort :. secure the pass
age ~ the measure now hcorc the lcrls
iaiurr
Agitation for IN amendment a. the
bill which provided that the months ~
June. Iul, aud August should constitute
n closed season for fishing with drag
net along the coast Of Texas started
some time ago. the basis for the nrgu-
men' against II being that there were
many fishermen who could MT Subsist
during these months without fishing.
Fishermen along the coast. and es-
prcialiy nj Point Isabel. declared that
fi~h did not spawn in the waters where
they fi-h with drag net. and therefore
II. harm rriild result 80 the fri, supply.
These fishermen also maintained TINT
they conil not catch along th. coast
with either gill "r tramnicl net. an'I
that il was practically impossible for
them to Suhsist during th. three months
closed SEASON. Through some agitation
from ri'izraS II brownsville. the state
sent fish and oyster commissioner w.
W. Boyd here. accompanied by Deputy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
FARM Land TAX
HAS DOUBLED
in EIGHT YEARS
NV The A~soriafed l'ress.D

WASHINTON. II. q. March 6-Tax-s
on farm lands have more than doubled
in the eight years from 1914 10 1922.
according to report issued today. A
canvass by the Department Of Agricul-
ture shows that the average amount Of
state. county and local taxes in 1922.
was 70.y cents per acre. This j. an in
crease Of i26 per cent In eight years.
The report showed that roads and
public schools were the principal causes
for the increase in taxes on farm lands
The 1922 average in Texas was 30 cents.
- compared with IA cents in 1911, an
increase Of III per cent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
INDICTMENTS
AGAINST WACO NEGRO
ARE RETURNED TODAY

WACO. Texas. March q. The grand
jury returned r.nr indirimrniS Against
re, Mitcie!i. the negro who is charged
with The killing a. " L. pri-iri. ilarr,
Iivl'or. ':ra''s >i.inwrrih. ". T. Il.ls
aud Miss Eili.l nrnc amp anl whr
al-p charged VII i ciitHinal as aril "a.
tl'rr" wnHrn vh" wrr. with Enl.pn.
>hirw"rih and Holt ~ The al: ms h.ii
escorts were hii.ri
IN" rial 81. Nig-'.'i ,...,ls ll.c .h-re-
of killing Ilnl' and Nrs. l'-nrranr hus
been S'f for. n.Nf iiur~,las
,r"ih"r indi tmrnt charges Mitchell
with assault Z" saHrl-r Truy Nlr>Sar,r"
~ Iauuafy 30 of last yrar. The grand
jEis j. >iiii Investigating two otLc,
charges &c attempted criminal assault
aud one ~ assault with intent a. murder
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
Give EVIDENCE
AGAINST HOODED
MOB TO JURYMEN

BASTRoF. La. March 6.-Attorncy
General Coco appeared before the More
house Parish grand jury today TO sub
NIT eyidcnc. obtained 1T the recent
hearing into the activities and atreci-
ties of the hacE hooded mob.
Most of the evidence related 10 the
kidnapping " five Mer Rouge citizrns
on August -. and the murder of Watt
Daniel and 4. T. Richard. who's. bodies
were found in the lake. Other trStimouy
related 20 the dozen or more floggings
slcpor'at ons and "ote warnings. all Of
whirh i chargnd 20 the ku klux klan.
The testimony il voluminous ard II
said ~ include addit onal evidence OBJ
taired since the hearing closed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06

Temperatures -"sre about normal ~
Texas at the morning obscrvat. above
normal but falling over the middle Gull
states. ard below normal but rising
slowly over the central Valleys aud the
Plains states. ia the Canadian North
west IL was considerably colder. with
sub-zero rcsdinss In places. Light L.
mode rately heavy rains and thunder
storms occurred ios' nigh over ci's ten
Texas. thence rorihesstward into the
Ohio Valley except that heavy rains
were reported again from Arkan-as and
western Tennessee. Moderately heavy
snows were also reported from the
Northwestern states and western han
sas and light icral snow from New
Mexico.
The iowess temperature last night ~
Texas stations ranged from 30 at Am
srillo TO 10 Mt Brownsville
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
RAILROAD SUES !.
OWNER OF FORD
CAR FOR DAMAGE

DALLAS. Texas. March 6.-The
worm will turn. even if II N rail
road.
This time II n the Katy railroad.
This road may break all precedent
BY suing the driver Of a flivvcr Cor
$50 damages sustained when the ma
chine Is said 10 have struck loyo-
motive.
This accident will cost the rail-
road more than $50. aud IL resulted
after the engineer had done every
thing in his power Ia avert IT," said
W. g. Crush. pas rcngcr and traffic
manager of the Katy. In admitting
thae the road might file suit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
|. c. c. HEARING
ON CONSOLIDATION
TIC START MAR. l9

WASHINGTON. y. g. March G-Thr
Interstate Commerce Commission viii
begin series ~ hearings III 'lsr west
"a March ~. /" give the western rem-
uiunitirS ard state authorities IN op-
i"r'uniiy Z" prr>eii: their views "n rail
r"asi consolidation. il was ann"unr 81
TODAY. These hearings will intlndr nnr
~ W" held ~ Fort Worth "n April -:
When the western leariu. u s.nn,nl.i N
~i the c"nriiSinn will take m, In Wash
ingt"n "n Nav ~. the consideration
II The consolidation plan insofar n il
effects eastern carriers which have not
brrn given an opportunity 10 present
their views
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
Vice CRUSADE
IN CHICAGO IS
plan OF POLICE

CHICAGO. IIl.. March G.-'rhc stamp
ing out %! commercially, vrc in Chicago
may claim the ait"nlinn of .;Un of "a,
city : patr"lnsrn. according in state
nriii made this morning "a headquarters
Chief rf I'"li-r fitzm.rriS has II.
r"ct"d th" police captains Il" l,lare
uniformed Iatrohnan at The front ap.i
back doors of every known disor,erly
house. aud ius"lmcd he captain. is.ai i..
EXCUSES w.ulh he af,,rtr. for failure
- comp, with the "r,-r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
STARR COUNTY MAN
GIVEN SENTENCE OF
8 YEARS FOR RAPE

Victor Naranjo. charged with a statu-
tory offrnse alleged TO have been COM
mitted IN Rio Grandc City. was given
q sentence Of eight years in the state
penitcntiary By the jury which was
charged late yesterday and returned n
verdict of guilty r. ic::n this morning.
The case against Naranjo was trans
ferrcd here from Starr county and was
taken up Yesterday morning in court.
the entire morning being devoted to Sc
cuing Of q jury.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY
ARRIVE in FLORIDA
FOR MONTHS OUTING

ST AUGUSTINE Fla. March .-Thc
pres dental special conveying President
and Mrs. Harding and their party to
Ormond. Florida. stopped here this
morning TO leave Secretary and Mrs
Weeks in this city and to allow Charles
q. Dawes To board the train.
Mrs Hardin; appeared on tho reai
platform for the first time during tho
trip. and was greeted ~ the Florida sun
shine and the genial humor of Chauncey
Dtpcw
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
SEALY MURDER TRIALS
POSTPONED UNTIL APRIL
z, COURT ANNOUNCES

AUSTIN. Texas. March. 6.-The trial
Of Foster Ecil and John Miller. both o.
SrHly In Austin County. on charges of
murder and assault with intent to mur-
der growing out of the street battle in
Sesly was postponed today by Judge
Hamilton because Of the illness of two
Witnesses for the defense.
special term Of the Travis county
district court has been called for April.
The cases against Bell and Miller re-
suited from the killing Of four persons
and the injury of fifth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
WILL KEEP THE 1921
CLASS In SERVICE
FOR NEXT 6 MONTHS
sBv The Ass.c,stsd Press,

rAIIS. Narf.h q Minister of War
Narin. iuforr. ri Tho cabinet t,,,lay that
he intended 4" keep The elias, cG ia-f
under -olors until Mas IL he aid be-
fore the cabinet till permitting en-
-ayrmeuts aud rcsugs cement for the
army for period of six month.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
INDUSTRIAL LEADERS
OF STATE WILL MEET

DALLAS. Texas. March ss--Invitations
TO many of the industrial leaders Of the
state have been issued BY the Texas
Chamber or Commerce 20 meet In Dali
r. on March 10 to discuss the general
statewide program Of industrial devel-
opments, it was announced today. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
GERMAN AMBASSADOR
TO FRANCE is DEAD

ME-. March G-Ilr. Wilhrlm Naver.
German amba ~saior 4" France died here
from the result ~ general weakness. il
WINS announced t"'ln, lie was recalled
fr",n Paris 1T the beginning ~ the Euhr
oetHl,aiioD.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
Official Weather Reports

Brownsville and v:cintv: Fair am
couer tonight: Wednesday fair and
continued cool.
East Texas: Fair aud colder tonight;
frost except IN southeast portion; Wed
ncsday fair: warmer in rorihwcs' pof
ton. Moderate northesly winds on the
coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH

DALLAS, Texas March ,s-N ldred
Brooks negro. two year old slaughter cf
Anna Brooks was burned t. death when
fire OF unknown origin destroyed
small frame dwelling here yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
BURGLARS STEAL
WOODEN LEG OF
DALLAS RESIDENT

DALLAS. Texas March S.-Bur-
rlar- last night rnic-cd the hru-r ..
: r. Segri and stole S~geiS artifi-
e;aI Icg ard $500 IN money The
limb and the trousers were found
near .ic scene of the robbery TODAY.
~ r Estes another Dsllas res
dent. reported that the h'~hwavmsr
bat him ovtr the head and took all
rr III money. amounting to thirty
cents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
FORMER SECRETARY
OF PRES. TAFT DIES

NEW YORK. Mrr.h :; --r.r.lel pscs
Norton. "A banker. who ~-S r~rn,. ~ ..t.
retary To President Taft. a.en st his
home h~rc today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
SENATE HOLDS
| UP SIX NEFF'S
APPOINTMENTS
Refuse to Confirm Appoint
ment Of Six Members Of
State Text Book Commits
sion

AUSTIN. Texas. March 6.-The
appointment or Mrs. Charles De
Croft Of III faso ~ = member Of
the board Of regents Of the Texas
Technology college. was coRfirRed
today by the state senate. Action ON
the remaining six members Of the
state text book eommissI0n has
been postponed indefinitely
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
RICE DEFEATS OKLA AcCIEs

SALTWATER, Okla. Mar. g.
Rice institute defeated the Okla
homa Aggics in basketball here last
night. 26 to %. II was the last
game Of the season for the Aggies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
BATTLING sIkI IN DUBLIN

DUBLIN. March s---Battling" ski.
his wife and his sparring partners ar
rived in Dublin last night from Queens
town. The Sengalcse fighter will train
for his bout on st. Patrick's Day with
Mike NcTiguc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-06
Local Weather Data.

Ra,ome,a. mn. Yesterday - .ag1
psrometer s.m. today . 2a.Se
Tempera aiurc highest ycst"ra ~.
Temperature PM yesterday ~.
Tcmpe,afurs lowest last night 80.
Temperature am. today ........ ~.
Temperature 1880 today ...-.-.. -.
Humility pm. yesterday fpctl So
Humidity am. today fpc') ~.
Humility 1870 today tpcti ..- p.
Precipitation pm. Yesterday o."o
Precipitation 7 am. today ........ "-oo
. Wind fdirec and veil pm S-lt
wind fdirec and vcD a.m. VIZ
Weather am today - clear
wratber nm. yesterday .. cloudy
Sun sets TODAY ....-..-.-- -~-...-. 6:5i
S., rises tomorrow .... c:fs
Evening star., 1923-12-18
SALE---FARMS.

ONE OF THE BEST SMALL FARMS FOR
money in Montgomery CO., IL miles out; over
acres, orchard, apples, pears and other
fruit; 5-room house and cellar, good stable,
corn crib. woodhpuse, concrete foored smoke
house aud chicken houses, with 81 acres of
well watered land. Small cash payment.
Good terms. d. II. JOHNSON CO., 1888 II
st. NV.
lr YOU ARE SEEKING A COUNTRY RESI-.
dence or farm, without with full equip
meht we have a number of them within easy
motoring distances of Washington. Call or
correspond with MS, telling us what you want.
WM. II. SAUNDERS & co,
Phones NJ lUlG-IOI7 14a3 X 81 NV
Evening star., 1923-12-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Couffnued-

SO, 450-C0TDRED-COR BRICK. WEST 10Th.
50. of n; cleo; newly dec; new heating
plant: easy terms. OWNER. eve, Fir. 84s2.
18th ST. N0RTH OF MASS. AVE.--OGCU-
pied embassy for the past years; II
rooms and baths: under $4,000 for quick
sale. EDW. r SCHWARTZ, Inc, 734 18th
n
Evening star., 1923-12-18
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

$1,000 CASH WILL BUY THIS BRAND
new apartment house, renting for over So. 600
per year. Fine northwest location. Reason
able rentals. VIII more than carry itself
\ splendid Investment. Call Mr. Ugast.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
10Th and X Sts. NV. Phone Main 1900.
2-FAMILY APARTMENT, II II. & 2 BATHS;
separate heating plants, double back porches
in excellent condition; apt. vacant: i'm
mediate possession. Price and terms very rea-
sonable. W. A. DANIEL, e21 18th st. NV.
Main 342
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES, ON CASH PAY
nent Of $4,000 to $4,000. in several modern
apartments, on the heights, near 14th St:
also downtown; one. a corner Inspect and
investigate these from income or specula-
tive standpoint
n. L. RYON CO., Inc,
Main 4Jg1 1923 st
Evening star., 1923-12-18
FOR SALEr-HOUSES.
(onfspued.

NEAR sth AND FLORIDA Avb. N.k.-a
rooms snd ba;E. furnace heat; price, $7.eo0:
easy terms can be arranged.
GEO. W LfSKISS,
17fo K st.
2-FAMILY FLAT, GEoRGETOWN, 5000;
good investment.
rooms bath, cellar; Illinois ave. NV,
$4,000. Extra bargain.
GROGAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1923-12-18
WANTED-FARMS.

WOULD CONSIDER 4 TRADE FOR A
small farm near Washington, my equity in
a room house in good n.w. section. or
Groom house in Takoma Park, Md, or
eral cleared lots What have you TO offer?
See
P. +. CARLEY,
617. F. st. NV. FIR. 6l53.
Evening star., 1923-12-18

24o 10th Street ST. (NeW).
rooms and bath, h.-w.h., electric light
and gas; porehes; instantaneous hot-water
heater: yard; s65. mo.
Near Dupont Circle.
rooms and bath. detached, ss5 month.
MOORE & HILL INC.
1902 III st. NV.
After December -. 1923. at 730 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-12-18

1929 14th ST
6rm. and bath apt, over store, $40.
Evening star., 1923-12-18
WANTED--LOTS.

WILL PAY CASH FOR A FEW LOTS II
the District or Nd; must be suitable 10
building. Address BOX BAN. Star Office.
Evening star., 1923-12-18
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
TAKOMA PARK HOMES

BETTER THAN PAYING RENT.
New cottage of four large rooms and bath:
sewer. water and electric lights fireplace and
new coal range. House on of the high
spots in Takoma. $4,000 Terms.
MODERN BUNGALOW IN OLD TAk0MA--
$500 CASH.
This is fye-room shingle bungalow. with
sleeping porch all modern copVenieuces; fire
large wooded lot, with garage; convenient 10
cars and schools. $500. Discount for larger
payment.
Similar bungalow, but little more remote.
81 800.
$4,000 for 8 rooms and bath, sleeping porch
and breakfast porch; garage; convenient TO
cars.
Sl1. .000-Beautifu new s-room house. in
one of the best sections of Iakoma. one of
the most attractive large homes for sale.
II IL II i Il \ Y - n 4
Evening star., 1923-12-18

BARGAIN IN NEARBY MD.-NEw BUNGA-
low; rooms and ba tn: furnace heat cleo,
high location, block from cars; has to
be seen to be appreciated. Price, $3.50;
$500 down and S45 per month. Call Miss
IRELAND. Franklin $685.
Evening star., 1923-12-18

FOR SALE Ply WNER-0NE NEW s-ROOM
bungalow at Il reduced price. One Groom brick
and garage, So 80. One Groom brick with ga
rage. So 80. All vacant: title perfect and i'm
mediate possession. Reasora able, terms. j. j.
(,ARMAS Franklin ..lg3
Evening star., 1923-12-18

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
in 1rst-class small business properties.
Store rented $50 month first year, s65 next
4 years. Price, SO, 400.
Store rented to A. & P. at $3.50 y year for
b years. Price, $500.
Store rented to Sanitary Grocery Co. at
sTs0 year for years. Price, s6,6e4-
LEE CRANDAII. JR., &. Co, INC, !
1923 NEW YORK AVE- MAIN III
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-22
Az 1922. EV HALALOZASI
STATISZTIKAJA

A halalozasi arany 1OOO-enkint
S.S szazalek vo.t az elmult eszten-
doben. Ext megallapitast egy
nagy amerikai biztosito tarsasag
statisztikusai csinaltak az Ameri-
ka es Kanada terJleten bebiztosi-
tott emberek halalozasi szama
alapjan. Az emlitett ket orszag
teriileten lako emberek t0bb, mint
egynyolcada be van biztositva es
ennek alapjan altalanosithatok az
aranyoll az ossztakossagra. Egy
esztend0 kimutatasanak kivetele-
vel, az 1922. evi kimutatas leg
kedvezobb, mi6ta a haland6sagrol
pontos statisztika kesziil.
Az 1922-ik ev masodik faleben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-22

Ia haland6sag kisebb volt, mint
valaha. Ha azonban az egcsz esq
tendot tekintjiilz, aEkor az 1921
|ik esztend6vel szemben az elmult
lev hatranyara k0zel egy szazale-
kos kiilonbseget latunk. 1922 els6
feleben ugyanis az influenza Jar
Ivanyszeriien diih0ngott es ez emel-
tc a bebiztositott emberek kozott
a haland6sagot.
Tid0veszben minden 100, ,000-b6l
1884 percent pusztult ell. Ez a
|legalacsonyabb arany, amit vala-
ha kimutattak. 1911 ota a tuber-
knlozis-haland6sag kozcT felerc
|csokkent, kiil6nosen a bermunka-
|sok soraiban.
A bcbiztositottak k0zott a tifusz
k0vetkeztcbeni halandosags szintcrl
lcs0kkent, - az 1929. Gvi kimuta-
tas az 0sszes eddiginel kedvezobb
100, ,000-enkint sc szazalek, vagyis
az 1921. evi kimutatassal szemben
a cs0kkenes egyhatod. Az 1911
ik ev kimutatasaval szemben Pc
dig k0zel haromnegyed reszbeni
csokkenes allapithato meg.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, nevezete-
sen difteria, vorheny, szamark6-
h0ges k0vetkezteben szinten keve-
sebb mennyisegben halifax ell. A
himl0 k0vetkeztebeni haland6sag
azonban emelkedett.
Emelkedes allapithat6 meg az
1921. evvel szemben az Influenza
ban, tiidogyuladasban, szervi sziv-
bajokban, cukor betegsegben,
Bright-fele betegsegben (vesebaj,
agyverzesben Gs alkoholizmus-