davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05

ntiabol mem :.foltetlenul karos,
de oily Macy azoknak a kozmetlkal
szereknek a szama, melyeknek va
l6tlan gyogyito es&a legkiilonfe-
lebb csodahatasokat tulajdonita-
max, hogy a *lesmesszebbmeno
6vatossag az esyes szerek megva-
lasztasanal nem felesleges.s7s
=
Az altalanos kereskedelmi for
galomban rengeteg mennyisegil
b6rapol6-, szepit6-, hajfesto-, haj-
n0vcszt6- ts egyeb celokra hasz-
malt szereket es kremeket tala-
Junk, meyek artamas, gyakran We
szcdenes anyagokat tartamaznaa.
A veszedelmes szerek egy nagy
csoportja hajnoveszto new alati
kcriil forgalomba. Macy resziik
faszeszt tartalmaz, me- ynek karte-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05
KOZrTETLKAL ANYAGOK MINT
GY0GYszEREK

A kozmetikai anyagokrol. irva,
mar harmincot esztcnd0vel,ezelott
szjikseget talalta egy iro a k0vet-
kezG kifakadasnak: "a modern
civilizaci6 szegyene, hogy a felvi-
lagosodottsag cbben korszaka-
ban kenyetelen legyen az ember
fe,emelni hangjat "a kozmetikai
anyagok hasznalata ellen Ha ez
a kifakadas evekkel ezel0tt id3-
szerii volt, akkor sokszorozott mtr
t6l1ben az ma, mikor a statisztikai
adatok Setsegtelen modon bizo-
nyitjak, hogy az Egg e.. la
mokban 1879 ota hihetetlcn arany-
ban szaporodnak a kozmetikai in
tczetek es azok az iparvallalatok,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05

melyek legkiil0nbozobb kozme
tikai anyagokat aliitjak elo. Mn
csenelS egfszen pontos adatok ar
ia, hoGy Amerika nepe evente
mennyit k0lt kozmetikai anyagok
Ia, de hozzaert6k becslese szerint
eventc legalabb is 0tvenmillio dol
lart.
Hogy ez valojaban NIT jelent,
csak akkor erthetjiik meg, ha tud
juk, hogy alig van mas ter, me-
yen olyan hatalmas lehetoseg nyi-
lik a csalasra, hamisitasra es az
embcri cgeszseg, ssot az emberi
elet elleni nemtorod0msegre, mint
epen a kozmetikai anyagok elo-
allitasanal. Senki sem tagadja,
hogy letcznek olyan anyagok, me
lyck hasznalata az cgeszseg sezl1-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05

kony hatasa altalanosan ismert.
a nebez femek, sot tartalmazo
anyayok.s a legkartekonyabbail.
Sajatsagos a dologban az, hosy'
epen ezeket szereket nemcsak
kinaljak leghangosabban, de 81
keriil is eladni a legnagyobb meny
nyisegben a gyanutlan kozonseg-
mex, mint olyan szereket, amelyek
teljesen artalmatlanok.
F0ntartas nelkiil megallapitlla-
to, hogy a szepitok es puderek
tobbsege mar osszeallitasanal fog
va csalas es nemcsak hatasuk ker-
deses, de eloallitasi koltsegeiket
tekintve, araik is felitlmulnak mir
den elkepzelhet6 aranyt.
A kozmetikai anyagok altal ei0-
idezett mergezesi esetek szama oily
Macy, hogy magaban we've ez a k0-
riilmeny is - kiil0n0sen fatal noK
szamara = figyelmeztetesiil es c!-
renttent6 peldaul szolgalhatna
kartekony es veszedelmes hatasE
kozmetikai anyagok tulsagba witt
hasznalataval szemben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05

DN oSltJd. ~ UtHlIUkClo lODdlllld
max helyes 6rtelmezese ITALIAN epen
ebben k0rbcn lehetne legk0ny-
nyebb. A ferfi ambici6it, t0rek-
vescit, al1aratat a sportt6l, divat
t6l es szorakozasoktol teljesen
igenybevett es megmamorosodott
flu hitvcs kcvesbbG tartja tekin-
t6lyben es tiszteIetben, mint sza-
boja, vagy kalaposnoje utasita-
salt. Ncm is csoda, mondain'1-
e,et annyi gondot rak k0nnyji
vallaira, hogy igazan nem marad
ideie az oldalan halad6 f6rfit
tisztabb idealok felh emelni. A nok
olt0zk0desi, 0nszepitesi es szora-
kozasi kulturaja rendkiviil tut
tcng ebben varosban Is r1gl
megfigyeles, hogy amig azol1 a
boltok, cegek, gyarak, keresl1ed6-
SEX, amelyek a f6rfi altal sziiksG-
gelt holmikkal foglalkoznak, csak
epen hogy megelnek, addiS meses
berendezesii lakasokban, s6t sajat
palotajukban laknak azok divat-
miiveszek, pcsti Poiret-k Gs cgyG5
zifinomodott kozmetikuSok, kala-
posnok es Sc selyemkereskedok, Xix
nek vevo- es rendel0k0re az ugy-
nevczctt el0kel0 fGvarosi h0lgyvi-
lag. Az e9Tik vaci-utcai moi di-
vat-szalon tulajdonosa nemreg
szentelte fol III lakasat valahol a
Varosligetben es sorozatos haz-
szentelesi vacsorakra es teakra
rendre meghivta vev6i javar6sztt
A kello tapintattal 0sszevaloga-
tott NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. szivesen men-
tex ell kival0 divatmiiveszhez es
elragadtatva gy0nyorkodtek a la
kas pompas ritkasagaiban, csilla-
raiban, sz0nyegeiben es egyeb
dragasa gaiban. JellemzG, hogy
k0ziiliik igen kevesnek jutott az
cszebe: mennyire tulfizethetik a
divatmiivesz pompas keracloit, ha
az ilyen lakast tud berendezni az
ostoba kis moi k0nnyelmiisegek
szaz- 6s szazczerkoronas ad6ib0i.
Tanc, diyat, sz0rakozas, ruha,
szinhaz, utazas Olaszorszagba,
hogy a mask tricycle., = mindez
ugy kavarfog vegig a fovaros tar
sadalmi eleten, mintha egy gy0z-
tes orsza gban a haboru utan meg
mamorosodva ha bszolnank MIN
den regen nelkiil0z0tt 0romet es
vidamsagot. Ma este premier Bu
dan, Jeritza-eloadas az Operaban,
diszeloadas Magyar Szinhazban,
nemet vendegjatek a Vigben, -
hany asszony harcol, napok ota
kimeletlen fegyverekkel azert,
hogy valamelyiken Oft legyen es
hany ferj lesz kerekbetorve azert,
hogy remeteeletet elo feleseget
nem viszi ell - mind a negyre. AZ
oltarok elott pedig minduntalan
f6lcsendiil egy-egy vi "ho.ltornlig-
lam es az iissyyedi irodakban' fur
gen kopognak az irogepek es az
iigyved ur mar szazadszor magya-
razza ell mosolNsso kisasszony-
max, hogy a legkonnyebb kereset
a. val6kereset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05

riilmcnyeknek furcsa 6s szertelen
iat6ka. Munkab0l teljesen lehe-
tetien megelni ma, tehat munKa
rtgi becsiiletet mem ismerik a ha-.
zastarsak. A takarekossag is is
merctlen fogalom, hiszen mivel es
mibol takarekoskodjanak9 A
k0nnycn szcrzett penzt, ha kartya:
loverseny, vagy tozsdejatek hoz-
t9s;l hazhoz, minden tisztelet es
meggondolas nelkiil dobaljak ki
a boldog nyerok, takarekba ten
nj ugy Sc mGrdemes, inert elertek-
telenedik, legf0ljebb kosztba le-
het adm, SGT jobb talan a congo
rat is eladni Gs kosztoltatni az arat,
merit a zongora, ha a szalonban all,
egyaltalan mem kamatozik. A
eycrmek talan megmentenc a mai
fatal hazastarsakat a jelenkor G
kortiineteitol, de a gyermekszii-
Icsi statisztika cgyre cs0kken6
adataihoz legfGkepen tarsada-
lom kozeposztalyanak hazassagai
szolgaltat.jak az anyagot. Terme-
szctcson mindeniitt vannak kiveta-
Eek es lit is akadnak bowen, de
hogy a mai hazassa goknak java
resze valassal vegzodik: ez, AIT
hissziik, senki elott sem szenza-
clos megallapitas.
Amilyen konnyji hazassagot
kotni, ep olyan konnyu elvalni is,
s6t sokkal konnyebb, inert chez a
sziikseges iratokon xviii igazan
nem kell egyebet beszerezni. Fon-
jartunk t0rvenyszeken: azok a
birak, xix val6p0ros ugyeket in
tezik, sollkal jobban tulhalmozot-
tax munkaval, mint az igazsag-
szolgaltatas mas terilletein miiko-
d6k. Nyolc-tiz valopor keriil egy-
egy bironal minden delel0tt elm
tezesre es k0zben szamos olyan
keresben hoznak iteletet, mely a
gyermektartasi ali folemelesGt
siirgeti. Ilyenkor aztan az elvalt
asszonyok, kiilon0sen ha tartasdij-
rol is $50 van, a legfantasztiku-
sabb bizonyitekokat vonultatjak
fol ferjeik ellen, csakhogy az ite-
let rajuk nezve kedvezo legyen.
Mem artana ilyenkor az ad0kiveto
bizottsagokhoz atkiildeni azokat
az 'adatokat, melyekkel a volt feie-
seq szolgal a volt ferj rejtett es
titkolt Jovedelmeir0l, csak azert,
hogy igazat megvedhesse, kovetc-
leset megkaphassa. A legnagyobb
anyagi indiszkreciok a valop0rok
es a tartasdijak megallapitasa es
f6lemelcse erdekeben me gtartott
birosagi targyalasok soran tor
tennek.
A hazassag intezmenyet, regi
tisztasagat ez az vi, furcsa es SEE
dult kor teljesen t0nkretette.
Ket vegletet teremttett h0lgy-
vilagban, dolgoz6 mot, XII leg
ferfiasabb munkat is fmerne es
tudna vallalni es a semmit1tIeX,so ,si
not, XII puhasagaval, nemtor6dom-
segevel, lustalkod6,' setalgat6, ci.
comazasises ::sz6rakozasi kedvte-
leseivelfa a tarsaselet fenyeben vele
legyutt kerengo ferfit is elasszo'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-05
BUDAPEST A VALOPOROK
VAROSA n
"A dolgozo es a semmittevO asz-
SONY. - Tultengenek a szorako-
zasok. = A moi. diyat es pipere-
ciklek keszitoi Ineggazdagodnak.
A mai hazassagok lelektana,

Valami kiil0n0s mohosag jel-
lemzi fatal asszonyokat pesti
sz0rakozasl lehet0segek kihaszna
lasaban ma, mllxor ezeket a sz6ra-
kozasi lehetGseegket tavaszi sze-
zon - vcrsenyek, garden partiek,
kirandulasok, nyari vacsorak a
szinhazak valtozatos programJa,-
val6ban tet0pontra emclte, irJa
budapest 8 Oral Ujsag. Ez j.
tuizott szorakozasi vagy val6szinii-
leg azert lett divatos, mort mai
hazassagokat reszben tulkoran,
nagv0n fatal korban k0tik meg es
sem ii fGrj, sem a feleseg mem rem
dcll<eznck sem elettapasztalatta,
sem higgadt, 'enyugodott eletpro-
grammal, hanem kizarolag a pilla-
nat hatasa alatt iranyit jak boldog
saguknak rendesen mem egg eel
feie vitorlazo hajojat. A fatal le-
any, kit meg mai szabadabb ne
vcles is korlatok k0zt tart sZ0ra-
kozasaiban d condos sZiiloi fe-
gyelem csupan takarekossagbol
mem engedelyez neki mindennaDi
mulatsagot, = ferj karjan mar
fiirgen es lpohon roppen a tarsas-
6let porondjara. A ferj pedig.
inert fatal, inert maya is a konv-
nrii penzszerzes, konnyu orom0k
hive a sok s0tet haborus ev utan,
akaszf1fahumorral, nembanom-
saggal es tulzott k0nnyelmiiseg-
gel kcrgeti a mulatsagok szines es
tarka or0meit. Valahogyan csak
mindig meglesz a napi mulatsag
ara, hogy az eszkozokben senki
nom valogatos, amikkel ezeket az
0sszegeket megszerzi, az igazan
szora sem erdemes. Tozsde, kar-
tya, kijarasok, egy-egy tarsadal-
mi osszek0ttetes elonyos kihaszn1-
lasa mindig hoz a konyhara vala-
NIT, illet0leg nem is a konyhapenz
g tontos, hanem ruha, kocsl,
d vacsora, szinhaz. a megjelenes
kiils0 elokelosegenek f6ntarta.sa
Is biztositasa. Az otthoni szekre-
nyekbe senki sem lat belle ha on
nan vandorutra kel egy regi ek-
seer, senki sem tartja szamon es a
kiil0nb0z0 vagyonmento es egyeb
hangzatos cimekkel felruhazott
aukciokon is jol lehet ertekesite-
nj kelengye egy-egy darabjat.
Harom-negy lepedo eladasaval
mar lehet biztositani az esti kiran
dHlas koltsegeit, ha maskepen mem
megy. a fontos az, hogy Oft
kell lenni mindeniltt ,',ami divatos,
el6kelo es fokepen mellatsagos es
sz6rakoztato. =
Tulajdonkepen teljesen tarta-
lomnelkiiliek ezek a ma k0t0tt boil
dog hazassagok es ennek nem csE-
pan maguk a hazasfelek az okai,
hanem az idonek, kornak es k6'
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
DECLARES FARM MACHINE
PLANT is STILL TRUST
Atty. Gen. Daugherty Seeks Separa-
ton of International Harvester
Company.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the In.
ternational Harvester company into
at least three distinct corporations,
with wholly separate owners, stock
holders and officials was demanded by
Attorney General D%augherty in a
petition filed in the federal district
court at st. Paul, Mimi.
Such a step is necessary, the at.
torney generals petition declared, be-
cause the dissolution decree original
ly entered against the company in
1918 had proved inadequate to break
up restraint Of trade and restore com
petition in the production of harvest
ing machines and other farm imple-
ments."
The court was asked by the petition
to enter a new decree holding that the
harvester company still is a combina-
ton in restraint of interstate trade
and NJ in harvesting ma
chinery and still is monopolizing and
attempting to monopolize said trade
and commerce in violation of the
Sherman antitrust law and contrary
to the several opinions, orders and
DEGREES of this court"
Unless steps are taken to effect a
real dissolution, the petition con-
tinued, "the monopolistic control, ex-
erted by the defendants, will increase
and the vision of complete monopoly
which the organizers of the company
had in 1902, will be completely
realized" to the detriment Of the
farmers OF the country in their pur-
chases OF farm machinery.
The action OF the attorney general
was taken after prolonged conferences
among government officials and fol-
lows the line suggested by the federal
trade commission in a report to the
senate in 1920. The petition declared
that a reasonable test period" had
close Of the world war, as provided in
the original decree, to rearrange it's
organization in the interest Of the
public. That period having passed, it
was added, the United States now
has the right to. such further relief as
hioJ ~ hSSCoSo = iCotOAO Jill
petitive conditions"
Specifically, the petition cited, the
International Harvester Company Of
America, the International Flax Irvine
company, the Wisconsin Steel COM
pany, the Wisconsin Lumber company,
the Illinois Northern railway and the
Chicago, West Pullman and Southern
railroad company and the officers and
directors of all these concerns are par
ties to the alleged combination. The
number Of Independent manufacture
ers, it was declared, steadily is
shrinking because Of their inability to
compete with the International. In
1918, 1t was asserted, the International
produced but ga per cent of the
harvester implements manufactured,
while during 1922 the percentage was
sc.
1t was added that sale of the Os.
borne and Champion companies has
had no beneficial effect on competi-
ton since the amount Of machinery
marketed by these concerns has de-
creased.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
An IMMIGRATION
FIGHT IS LOOMING
PROBLEM MAY COME BEFORE
CONGRESS AGAIN AT
NEXT SESSION.

Washington, d. c. Americas i'm
migration problem, which refuses to
stay solved, has again thrust itself
into the foreground of national issues
and threatens to be the subject of a
bitter fight when congress r~econvenes.
The existing three per cent law, a
compromise measure when 1t was en-
acted, apparently is satisfying no one.
Judge Gary, head Of the steel cor
poration, thinks it is o restrictive
and is shutting off the labor supply.
The national industrial conference
board, as a result OF an exhaustive
study Of the subject, is urging far
reaching changes and improvements
in the law. Sharp criticism is being
heard against the law from the other
side Of the water, particularly in re-
cent days when hundreds OF desirable
aliens from northern European coun-
tries have been shut out.
Organized labor Is contending that
the law isn't restrictive enough, and
Representative Johnson, republican,
Washington, chairman of the house
immigration committee, already has a
bill drafted to cut down the percent
age still further. Mr.. Johnson in
common with many other members OF
congress from the far west, believes
that congress should take the Jap
anese immigration problem squarely
by the horns and definitely exclude
Asiatics by law.
All these conflicting views are
bound to create an interesting legis-
lative struggle when congress re-
c~onvenes, and it seems probable that
President Harding in his annual
message in December will have To
outline the views OF the administers
ton in an effort TO point a way to
solution.
Many important changes in the
governments immigration policy are
recommended by an exhaustive re-
search report, which was published
by the national industrial confer
ence board, on "the immigration prob
lem in the United States" The re-
port was undertaken by the boards
research staff, in cooperation with
many private and government
agencies, both here and in Europe,
and it includes a lengthy survey OF
the three per cen law, in which the
report finds room for extensive re-
forms.
It indicates that the human side
must be considered in any permanent
solution of the problem and that a
selfish economic attitude alone will
not serve. 1t is believed to be the
first time that industrial employers
have gone on record as favoring suS
q policy.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
FORMER MEXICAN REBEL
CHIEF SHOT FROM AMBUSH
Francisco Villa Not Killed by Secre-
tary as at First Thought-Three
Assassins Taken.

Eel Paso, Tex.-Three members of
the band Of bandits responsible for
the death Of Gen. Francisco Villa, his
secretary, Miguel Trillo, and two body
| guards, were captured by a detach-
ment of federal soldiers under com
mand of Gen. E. Martinez, a short
distance from Parcel, according to in
formation received at Juarez, military
headquarters.
Mexico City, Mex.-Gen Francisco
Villa, one time noted bandit leader
and his chief Of staff, Col. Miguel
Trillo, and three members Of Villas
buscade on the outskirts OF Parral, in
the state of Chihuahua.
About a half dozen men comprised
the band of assassins. They fired on
Villa and his men from a house they
were passing and are reported to have
escaped from the scene.
Villa was driving an automobile on
the way to Gua~najuato. AS soon as
the news OF the assassination reached
here orders were sent to search the
countryside adjacent to the ambus-
cade in an effort to round UP the
guilty persons.
The body of Villa Is lying In the
city hall at Parral, where thousands OF
persons have viewed it. President
Obregon has ordered an investigation
into the assassination. Maj. Gen.
Eugenio Martinez, at Chihuahua City
has sent to Gen. Francisco Serrano,
| secretary of war, an official report he
| received from Col. j. Felix Lara,
commander Of the Garrison at Parral,
in connection with the killing OF the
former noted rebel leader.
The report follows:
"Villa, Trillo and three members Of
their escort were killed shortly before
s o'clock this morning with premedi-
tation while Villa and his companions
were driving in an automobile which
Villa personally was plotting toward
Guanajuato, a suburb Of this city. This
shots were fired by six or seven men
posted in a house on the roadway.
1--WE ordered an investigation in
cooperation with the federal author
tiles. I have been informed the men
were armed with 800 rifles and fled
from the house on horseback in the
direction Of Santa Clara through the
hills.
81 had no cavalry and could not pur-
sue them. The most / could do was
to order the various detachments in
this section to be on the outlook for
the ~assassins. The city authorities
have ordered a detachment of rurales
to begin pursuit"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
Not Guilty Flosginp Women.

Lumberton, N. CA verdict OF not
guilty on three counts Of al indict-
ment on which they were tried. vas
returned here after fifty minutes by
the jury in the trial OF julie Brogden.
Mike Lawson and Johnson Hedgpeth.
The men were indicted and tried for
kidnapping, secret assault and assault
on women as a result of the kid
naping and flogging near Proctor
vile, N. c.. on April IA, last OF Mrs.
Mary Watson, and Mrs. Hattie Purvis.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
Near Agreement With Mexico.

Washington, ID. C.-American rec.
ognition OF the Mexican government,
now headed by President Obregon,
appears close at hand, according to
authentic advices received here,
Official confirmation was lacking but
the atmosphere Of optimism prevailing
at the state department served to sub
stantiate the belief that the formal an.
nouncement of the recognition might
be expected at any time within the
next week or ten days.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
Offer Brings One Bedbug.

Washington.-The offer of the de-
partment of agriculture to buy 1900
bedbugs for its insect experimental
station at Vienna, Va, has not been
without result, Today a single bug,
shipped from Philadelphia in a tiny
pasteboard box reached the station
alive and we'll, and ready to make the
supreme sacrifice in the name of
science. Officials would not disclose
the exact address Of the martyrs
former domicile.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
Writers Form Union.

Mexico City.-Formation Of the
Federation of Mental Producers
was one of the principal works of the
recently held National Congress Of
Writers. The convention, called to
formulate measures to improve the
lot OF authors, dramatists and poets,
invited the cooperation of the Report
ers' syndicate which, however, has
not yet been conceded.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
Fatty Arbuekle In Germany.

Berlin.-Fatty Arbuckle has arrived
here and will begin producing
pictures shortly. He is backed by
American capital in this attempt to
make a comeback which has a chance
Of being successful as Fattys old
pie throwing comedies are drawing
laughs from packed houses in Ger,
many. The German press speaks OF
Fatty's pictures being tabooed in
America on accoun of the Rape af
fair. but sees no reason for their be
ing barred in Germany.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
Find 80 Day Entombed Miner.

Harrisburg, lll.--After a search Of
nearly four days and three nights. the
body Of James Greer, coal miner en-
tombed in the Washon Coal company's
number 1 mine e here, as a result
Of the explosion. vas found about
six feet from the spot where his CO
worker. Steve Ego, had been picked
up dead.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
Faeisti for sioux City.

Boston, Mass.--Definite plans fol
the organization Of facisti at Pueblo
Colo. Dayton. o.. and Sioux City, la.
were released here by GiannettC
Bottero, who claims to be al aid to
Benito Mussolino, premier of Italy
and leader Of the black shirts
Branches already have been organized
in New York, Chicago, Philadelphia
Detroit, Newark, San Antonio, SYRIA
cuse Schenectady and Kenosha
Bottero said, and 1t is planned to ex
tend the scope OF the organization In
the middle west.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
Boy browns While Bathing.

Cedar Rapids, Ia.-Despite desper-
ate efforts of his relatives to save
him, Charles Skorpa. nine years old,
was drowned in the Cedar neal Palo.
The lad with members Of his family
were bathing some distance from
shore where the river is shallow. He
stepped on a sandbar and then into
a hole. His creams attracted his
relatives, but before they could reach
his side he had disappeared.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
Army Of Girls Seek Jobs.

Los Angeles, Calif.-More than ten
thousand girls and young women are
registered at the motion picture
studios in Hollywood and their names
are on the books Of the various
service agencies that supply the
studios with extras.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
No One Blamed for Explosion.

Alton, Hl.-A verdict OF accident,
holding nobody responsible for the
explosion at East Alton plant OF the
Western Cartridge company in which
IL employees were killed, was returned
by a coroner's jury here, following an
inquest held by Coroner Mercier, of
Madison county.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27

Los Angeles.-Wm. l.. Cross, an
aerial photograph and an unidentified
woman were killed at Santa Fe
Springs, ar oil field suburb when the
plane Cross was driving suddenly
went into a nose dive. from an alti
tude Of about 100 feet and crashed.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
Bows Perish in Lake.

Seattle, Wash.-An effort to rescue
their toy sail boats, which. the wind
had carried into deep water, cost the
lives of Wilson Paxton, aged G, and
James Paxton, aged Z, sons OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. r. Paxton, Walla Walla,
Wash, in Lake Washington, here.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-07-27
Port Arthur Invasion Halted.

Port Arthur. Tex.-There will be no
invasion of Port Arthur by the l. w
w. This statement was made by
General Organizer Sidney Terry. He
declared that a messenger had just
arrived from New Orleans bearing
orders from Harry G.. Clark, OF Chi.
cage and John s. Huskie, of New
York.