davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-01-10

pointed a scornful finger at her rival.
Look. Casim, look, beloved" she
cried, that is the secret she would
hide from you. Those ugly scars.
And she bathes early in the morning
when none of us are there, so that we
shall not see them and tell you. For
she knows that you would not love a
woman so fiawed."
The other women looked at Pansy
in an unconcerned manner. Clothing
was of no great consequence to them.
Moreover, it was just as well not to
interfere when Rayma chose to play
her tricks and amuse their master.
But he did not look at all amused.
What was more, his gaze did not go
to the slim bare girl crouched on the
floor. He looked instead at Rayma.
Give the girl back her garment"
he said in an ominously quiet tone:
Look, Casim. Look, my lord. A
! girl so blemished is not worthy of
you. Often you have said no woman
| has form as perfect as mine: But
! look and compare. Then say which of
us is more deserving of your favor" "
She snatched off her own light gar
ment, and stood before him, slim and
! perfect. golden statue, a model for
an artist.
Evening star., 1923-01-10

Your bowels may seem regular
move every day-yet your thirty
feet of bowels may be lined with
poisonous waste which is being
sucked into your blood, keeping
you half sick. nervous, respondent
and upset Whether you have head
ache. colds, sour stomach, indi-
gestion, or heart palpitation, it is
usually from bowel poison.
Evening star., 1923-01-10

once glanced at you. His eyes and
his anger were all for Rayms
Thanks to you. she now feels what I
once felt. And her heart is break
ing"
But If Pansy did not know what
the sultan said the crowd around her
did. They whispered affrightedly
among themselves, and edged further
away from their master. For the
sultan in a temper was person to
be avoided.
And Rayma knew what was going
to happen. She started up with
dilated eyes and screaming, then
clung piteously to his feet.
"Casim. my lord. beloved, not that.
she cried, her little face frantic.
'Not that, entreat you, for the. sake
of the nights that have BEEN"
There was no pity on his face. only
savagery. All mercy had been swept
out of him by her attempt to shame
and injure Pansy.
Evening star., 1923-01-10
|Of
"CAsCARETs' FOR BOWELS
When Sick, Bilious, Headachy, Constpated, for
Sour Stomach, Gases, Bad Breath, Colds

Hurry! One or two Cascarets
tonight will clean your bowels right.
BY morning all the constipation
poison and sour bile will move out
thoroughly! Cascarets will not
sicken you-they physic fully, but
never gripe or inconvenience.
Children love Cascarets, too. 10
cent boxes. also 25 and 50 cent sizes.
ANY drug store.
Evening star., 1923-01-10

Continued in Tomorrow's starr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26
sOK BETEGSEGELYT FIZE.
TETT A BRIDGEPORT $50
VETSEG ITTEN

Az els0 felevben az Amerikai
Magyar (Bridgeporti) Segelyz5
Sz0vetseg youngstown 16-ik fl
okjanak szamos tagja kapott be-
tegsegelyt 0sszesen $330.50 ereje-
ig. Ezenfeliil Kovacs Tstvan $4O0
felsegelyben reszesiiIt. Vasko Fe-
rene iigykezelo jelentese szerint a
k0vetkez6k huztak betegsegelyt
Jambrik Tstvan $3.50, Resh And
rasne %24, Bork6 Janos $43, Ne
menyi Mikl6s $1S, Mih6k Sander
1913, Vegs6 Janosn6 $62, Gerenday
Laszl6 $12, Gerenday Laszl6nt
$16, Druga Mihaly $40, Druga Mi
halyne $15, Varga Belane $14 Is
Losonczi Bernat $40.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26
ALKALMAZAsT KEREs

Budapesten lak6 = Greg sziilei-
mel, roman megszallott teriiletr5l
magyarsaguk miatt anyagilag
t0nkretett es kiild0z0tt - % ewes
urileany, XII Greg sziileinek sege-
lyezese Matt Amerikaba 6hajt
menni, keres tisztesseges csalad-
nal alkalmazast. Iparmiiveszeti
tanfolyamot vegzett, varrasban es
decentralization t0keletes, a haz-
tartas es f6zes minden agaban
jartas, munkat6l mem Rad vissza,
szereny igenyii. Alkalmaztatasa
eseten beutazasi engedelyt es ha-
j6jegyet ker. Komoly ajanlatok-
ra fenykepet kiild0k. CHM a szer-
kesztGsegben. *
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26
CANT0NI HIREK
Kohl: Wolkan j. JOSEF
Felhivas

Ezennal ertesitjiik az Els6 Anne
rikai Magyar Iparos K0zmiivel6-
desi es Betegsegelyz6 Egyesiilet
'0sszes helybeli es a videken lako
ferfi es moi tagjait, hogy a j6v6
h6 15-en, vagyis augustus els6 va
sarnapjan delutan fel 2 orakor a
rendes havi gyiiles meg lesz tartva.
A napirend fobb pontjai k6-
vetkezok: /. felevi elszamolas, g
alapszabaly k0nyvecskek kioszta-
sa, 3. 0sapaink szokasa szerint az
eskiifogadalom letetele az uj, Vi
ragz6 egyesiiletnek, 4. egy maso.
dix piknik rendezese es 5. a
youngstown kirandulas megbesze-
lese ,mely alkalomra minden egyes
tagtestver megjelenese megkivan-
tatik.
Meg kiil0n felkeriink minden
egyes tagtestvert, hogy mai nap
t6l kezdve a jov6 no 4-ig minden
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26
xxx CIKK

A legofntosabb a bebikor utani
ido, inert ekkoP lesz leteve a ferfl
vagy n6i kor alapja. A bebi ko-
es az iskolabajaras k0z0tti id0ben
a gyermeket segiteni lehet egesz-
seges elet megalapitasahoz, szelle-
mileg es fizikailag, vagy meg lehet
akadalyozni a n0vesben ell lehet
t0rpiteni. Az utobbit nagyban el6
segiti rossz taplalkozas; helyte
len taplalas mem a helytelen tap
lalek hianyanak tudhato be, inert
hiszen a gazdagok k0z0tt is talaI-
htao. Egy gyermek esetleg arany
kanallal johet a vilagra, de ha
egyszerii kenyeret, tojast, narancs-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26
Pil1nik

Az ifjusagi koriinl1 segitsegeycl
multi szombaton rendezett piknilz
minden tekintetben sikeriilt. A
tiszta haszon ugy 200 dollar lesz.
A pontos 0sszeg vasarnap hirdet-
tctik XII a sz6szekr6l. so font hus
fogyOtt cl 5 ketszer is ntana kellctt
rendelni ice cream-et, pop-ot. Meg
Jancsurak Janosne altal kiil0n
adott rud szalami 4 kenyer is cl-
fogyott.
A f6z6snel kivettek r6sziiket a
nagy munkab6l Mrs. Batari, Mrs
Lengyel, Mrs. S. Kis, Mrs. Urban
Molnar Istvanne es Macy Peternt
voltak szivesek konyhajukat a f0
zesre atengedni. Az ifj. k0ri ia.
gok KOHL is sokan segedkeztek q
kiszolgalasban. A Macy forgalom
ban mindenki nevet mem sikerUlt
feljegyezni, azert csak ICY mon.
dunk nekik is meleg k0sz0netet.
Egyet azonban mem szabad Fl
gyelmen xviii hagynunk. Meg
jelentek masvallasu testvereink is
OFT voltak a g0r.-kath. egyhaz, 2
r6mai katholikus egyhaz egyle.
TEX tagjai, vezeremberei is. Kii
sz0njiik nekil szives partfogasu
kat. Tlyen igazan kedves es szer
mulatsag, ahol ennyire egyiitt vol
a magyarsag, mar regen mem vol
YOungstownban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26

Az egyesiilet nevtben ezuton is
koSz0netet mondOk elsoSorban is
Gagyi b. Janos Youngstown lakos
tagtestvernek az egyesiileti iratoll
megszerzes6vel jart faradsagaert,
Soos Josef tisztviselonek 2 darab
seek adomanyozasaert, Both Mar
ton tiSztviselonek es Herman
Gy0rgy tagtestvernek 5 darab ki'
tiin6 pad es egy asztal keszitese-
ert es Both Martonnak a szep To-
bogok kesziteseert, melyek egye-
siiletiink vagyonat gyarapitottak,
Wolkan j. JOSEF, eln0k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26
MEGHALT RICZO GY0RGY

Egy regi amerikas magyarral is
met kevesebb van Youngstown
ban. Riczo Gy0rgy ismert magyar
farmer es millwrightl Sheet and
Tube kompania east Youngstown
gyaraban, ahol II evet dolgozott,
hosszabb betegseg ntan multi seer
dan meghalt.
Riczo Gy6rgy k6riilbeliil DO
eyes volt es az Ung megyei Csi-
cserben sziiletett. Meg 1899-ben
lott Xxi Amerikaba es az6ta mindig
ebben megyeben lakott. A
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co.
max II even at volt munkasa, maid
egy farmot vett Coitsville. town
shipben es oft cit, de meg oman
is -bejart a gyarba dolgozni.
Halalat gyaszolja felesege Ma
ria, gyermekei: Gyula, Wilma es
Gizella, valamint az 6-hazaban
Riczo Janos es Riczo Gyorgy five
rel es Szakacs Janosne nagynenja.
Riczo temettse Macy reszvet me.
lett hetf0n volt. A temctesi seer
tartast f6t. Suba Erno, a Scent
Gy0rgy magyar g0r.-kath. egyhaz
plebanosa vegezte es nagy kozon-
seq kisertc utolso utjara Riczot a
Calvary temetobe.
A kopors6t rengeteg virag bori'
totta. K0ztiik lattuk k0vetke-
z6k koszoruit: az 0zvegy es oyer
mekei, a Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Co., Gy6ry Mihaly 6s csalad-
ia, Takacs Ferenc es csaladja, Je
ko Istvan es csaladja, Szekely J1-
nos es csaladja, Szakacs Sandor Is
csaladJa, LukacS Mlhaly es csa'
ladja, Bodor Andras es csaladja,
Eres Istvan es csaladja, Mr.. Buz-
mar es csaladja, Pitlik Janos es
csaladja, Szab6 Gy0rgy 6s csalad
ia, G0nczy JOSEF, Juricskd
Gy0rgy es csaladja es Nemeth ia
nos es csaladja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26

Tettek EFT az6rt, inert barataik
ajanlottak nekik az Eagle tejet es
inert nagyon kielegit6nek talaltak.
A baj azonban az, hogy meg ma
gyon sok magyar anya mem lett
felvilagositva, hogy milyen kitiino
eredmenyt lehet elerni. Eagle tel
a legfinomabb es legtiszt5bb tel,
friss, gazdag, vegyitve van a leg
finomabb cukorral es jo bebi ele-
del, legjobb a bebinek adni, ha az
anya mem birja sajat maga oyer
meket szoptatni vagy ha az anya-
tel mem elegend6 vagy mem elegge
taplal6.
Hogy a magyar anyak megtannl
hassak, hogy mikep kell a Borden
Eagle tejet haszanlni, Borden
Company nyomtatott magyar nyel
ven konyvecskeket, melyekbcn
benne van, hogy mikep kell a xii.
lonboz6 koru gyermekeket tapia,,
nj. Ha akar egy ilyen konyvecs.
ket kapni, akkor t0ltse Xxi az ezen
lapban lev0 hirdetesben talalhatt
szelvenyt, kiildje be a Borden
Companyhoz es ok szivesen elkiil
dix 0nnek teljesen ingyen egy
gy0ny0rii bebi k0nyvvel egyiitt.
Olvassa ell figyelmesen ezen elk
keket minden hetcn IS 0rizzc meg
hogy a j0voben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26
EL,AD0
a gy0nyorii Mill Creek Parkban

4 szobas bungalow bolthelyiseg-
gel, garage, nagy, fel akeres tel
ken; pince es furnace, villamossag
cs gaz, szivattyus kut az udvar-
ban. Szamos gyiim0lcsfa, Macy
sz6lolugas. A haz majdnem nj.
10 alkalom a megelhetesre a bolt
helyisegben. Ez az egyediili store
a keriiletben. Csak 10 percnyire
a k0zuti vasuti vonalhoz. Nehany
percnyire a Glacier Lake-t6l es a
parkt6l. Magyar es tot szomszed-
sag. Ez olcs6 vetel $5,900-ert.
Ugyszinten elado egy fel akeros
telek ezen ingatlan mellett, Macy
csiirrel es gyiimolcsfakkal, SO, 300
ert. Sok mas ingatlan is elad6.
Gin: MATTHEW MRAZ, 800 w.
Federal ST., a szerkesztosegben.
Telefonok: Bell Main 5176, Auto.
573S.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26
Orgona

Frohman Karolyne asszony-
atyankfia adomanyozott ujabban
SLOT orgonankra. Idaig befolyt
743 dollar es 70 cent. Mrs. Froh-
man 10 dollaros adomanyat hozza-
adva, a veg0sszeg 753 dollar es 7O
cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26
sz1vEs TUDoMAsUL

Tisztelettel ertesitjiik Canton
ben es Alliance-ben lak6 olvas6-
inkat, hogy Wolkan j. JOSEF hon
fitarsunkat megbiztuk ket varos-
ban IS azok k0rnyeken val6 KEEP
viseletiinkkel. Wolkan ur fel van
hatalmazva elGfizetesi es hirdetesi
diiak felvetelere es neviinkben va.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26

let. zold f6ze1ekekeket, friss leyc-
got, apsugarat, elegendo alvast IS
testgyakorlast mem kap, akkor
mem lesz egeszseges es szel!emi
yisszamaradas k0vetkezik be. A
gepnek szenre van sziiksege, hogy
legjobb eredmenyt produkalia,
epen ugy az emberi testnek is a
Iegjobb tiizeloanyagot kell nyui-
tani, hogy i6 szolgalatot kaphas-
son. @A#.s1lH
Rizonyos eledelek nelkuliRhe-
tetlenek n0vesnel, a legfonto-
sabb eek k0z6tt a tel, melynck
hianya rossz taplalast idezi elo,
inert tartalmazza a n0vest close
git6 6sszes anyagokat. A bebikor
utan nem helyettesitve lesz mas
eledelekke, hanem at lesz valtoz-
tatva mas eledelekke, inert oily
m6don lesz feloldva, hogy sols
anyagra lesz sziiksege, hogy \
sziikseges tapanyagokat a oyer
mex megkaphassa. A normalis
gyermeket meg kell tanitani egy-
szerii elcdelek evesere, mem silt
eledelekrc es nem szabad megen-
gedni, hogy diktalja, milyen elc-
delt akar, inert ezaltal el0idezi a
helytelen taplalast. A n0vesben
lev6 gyermeknek egeszen mas ele
dclekre van sziiksege, mint a fel.
n6ttnek, inert fclnottnek mines
szjiksege n0vesre, csak meglevt
erejtnck mcgtartasara.
A helytelen taplalas hatassa
van fogakra, k0rm0kre, cson.
tokra, asvanyok, mint a vas a spe
nathan, calcium es phosphorus, {
mi tejben van, eletet es er6t al
max. A gyermeknek (testsulys
kil6jakent szamitva) 0tsz0r amy
calciumra van sziiksege, mint 4;
felnottnek. A laza fogak szinte,
sok veszelyt okoznak, peldan
anyagok iilnek Xxi az egyes FOCAL
k0z0tt, az etel mem lesz letisztitva
leiilepedik, elromlasztja fogat &
savakat formal, mely azutan mem
csak att az egy fogat, hanem a.
0sszes fogak zomancat megrontia
A merges anyag bemegy SERVE
zetbe, mely ha rosszul van taplal
va, melegagya lesz mindenfele be
tegsegnek. Naponta tisztitani &
6vni kell a fogakat, inert t0bb
mem lehet rajtuk valtoztatni.
Borden's Eagle tel nagyon e.
tekes tenyezonek bizonyult a ross
taplalas kikiiszoboleseneI, inert
vitaminek es asvanyok teljes ere
jikben megvannak benne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26

lo nyugtazasara.
A Cantonben IS Allianceben Is
azok kornyeken el6 magyarsag ko-
reben el6fordul6 esemenyekr6l
Wolkan ur rendszeresen ertesiteni
fogja lapunkat.
Tisztelettel
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
kiad6hivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26
Leugrott a vonatr6l

A cseri vasutallomason leugrott
a vonatr0l egy Griinhut Ott6ne ne
vii fatal asszony. Utazask0zbcn
osszeveszett a ferjevel es exert
lett 0ngyilkossa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

este Z es 10 ora kozott, vasarnap
pedig egesz nap, mindenkit leg
melegebben fogadunk az adatai
beirasa vegett, hogy torzskony-
vet ell tudjuk kesziteni.
Az egyesUlet neveben
Wolkan J. JOSEF, elnos
Both Marion, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26

OLVASSA Az AMERIKAI MA.
GYAR HIRLAPOT ES TAMO-
GASSA Az ABBAN HIRDE-
T0KET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
n@ k0reb0l Gn

Lelkesz: DR.. Gcrenday Laszl6,
737 Mahoning avenue, Automatic
phone: 4297. Bell: 142 Main. F6-
gondnok: Gomez Mihaly. +. youngs-
town. gondnok: Asztalos Aron. Jegy-
70: Gy6rgy Tamas. Pazntarnok:
Kish Andras. Penztari ellen6r: Cs.
10th Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26

Szamos nemzedeken at ma
gyar anyak ezrei neveltek fel oyer
mekeiket Borden's Eagle teien.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-26

Tartsa tavol a le-
gyeket ezen teljesen
erc-rosttal, mely al
kalmazhat6 az abba.
kokra. Kinyitva FAX
33 nagysaguak.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-12
FORGET-N|E-NOT
DAY To HELP
DISABLED
To Be Celebrated Throughout
Nation Nov. 10 to Aid Vets
of World War.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-Amer-
ica's wounded and disabled veterans
Of the world war will be benefited
a hundredfold by the coming" ma
tional forget-me-not day." of the
Disabled American Veterans Of the
World War, to be observed through
out the United States, Saturday,
November 10. according to a state
ment issued here today by National
Commander James A. Mcfarland,
Of Dalton, Ca, national head Of the
disabled veterans organization.
Commander Mcfarland Is here to
start preparations for "forget-me-
not day." which is the annual
day" of the disabled American
veterans, assisted by committees of
citizens and women in various cities
and towns and sponsored by ma
tional, State and civic officials.
In addition to those cities and
towns where the association has
chapters, citizens committees viii
be organized In practically every
community in the United States.
The movement in previous years
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-12
Ex-Gov. HARVEY INDICTED
IN DEFUNCT BANK CASE
3. 3

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Sept. H.
The indictment of Wilson q.
Harvey. former Governor Of South
Carolina, and president Of the de-
funct Enterprise Bank of Chrales-
ton. on a charge of violation Of the
State banking laws, was recon-
mended by the Charleston county
grand jury today to the court OF
general sessions.
The grand jury also recommended
the indictment OF Fred C. Peters.
former collector OF the port here.
and III. Lee Harvey, a brother OF
the former governor, both Of whom
were directors OF the bank, on sim
liar charges
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-12
BANS.SEX STUDY
ASMENACE
To MINDS
Psychologist March Says In
sane AsyIums Are Filled With
Victims of Mistakes.

Most OF the sex type Of literature
popular today IL nothing more or
less than a yelled way Of being
snutty. according to Cody Marsh,
authority on auto-suggestion, who
last night delivered the second1of q
series OF five lectures on this sub
ject at the George Washington Uni
.versity Medical School. 1885 III street
northwest.
Certain schools Of psychology
that are having vogue today and
that lay particular stress upon the
sex influence are really harmful,
said Marsh. Many persons deceive
themselves by thinking that they are
attracted 20 this subject by purely
scientific interest, when as . matter
Of fact they are merely satisfying
a morbid craving.
at is positively dangerous 20 cen.
ter the mind upon q study OF sex.
Our insane asylums are filled with
people who have done this. Nice.
old men and nice old women get to-.
Rether and with all sincerity dis
cuss ana condemn violations OF the.
moral code, thinking they are in
terested merely in the abstract Ques-
ton OF morality involved, when in
reality they are satisfying desire
to delve into obscenity.
'"It is quite the proper thing in
some, circles today for a young man
IN calling upon q girl to discuss In
the frankest way the most intimate
questions involving sex, and moth
ing wrong 10 seen IN it. But it IL
an extremely dangerous practice.
fraught with the greatest moral
risks"
Prof. Marsh gave q scientific an
alysis OF the Ten Commandments,
showing how they could be used
with positive effect AZ means of
releasing potent forces within the
individual.
The way to teach children not to
lie. Marsh explained, is not to tell
them bluntly that they should not
lie because IT II wrong, but to give
them concrete lessons in accuracy,
such as measuring objects with ex-
actness.
'Truthfulnesg II nothing more
than accuracy" he said. Tt il
easier to inculcate concrete &C.
curacy than abstract truthfulness."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-12
THREAT IN LETTER DRIVES
1900 NEGROES FROM CITY

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Sept. H.
It IL estimated that 1900 negroes
have left the city in the last
twenty four hours, following the re-
ceipt Of a threatening letter by a
well-lknowh member Of the negro
communicated.
Although no violence has followed
the receipt Of the letter, the negroes
left for fear their safety was in
danger.
Excitement reigned in the negro
section of the city last night and
Chief Of Police Laurence Lane
ordered the sale Of firearms stopped
after reports were made that many
negroes were attempting to pur-
chase weapons.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-12
BERLIN BLAMED
FOR MONEY
DEBACLE
Tirard, Head Of RhineIand Com
mission, Says'Paying Work.
ers for Loafing Is Cause.
By s. ID. WEYER.
BY International News Service.

(Copyrighe, 1923, by International
News Service.)
COBLENZ, Sept. 12.-''Germany's
policy Of paying Ruhr workers on
condition they loaf IL the cause OF
the disastrous plunge Of the mark,
President Tirard Of the Allied High
Commission in the Rhineland, told
International News Service today.
He continued:
'The population is beginning to
realize that heavy burdens were
unnecessarily imposed by Berlin in
order to carry on passive resist
ance. Now the people are menaced
by famine.
''The commission is doing every
thing possible TO relieve conditions
and avert starvation. just held
a conference with representatives
Of thirty cities including Mayence.
Wiesbaden, Crefeld. Treveg and
Coblenz. They were attended by
the chief induStrialists, merchants
and munipical officials. These meet
ings were most cordial. An or.
ganization was created to take
hand in financial matters in the
occupied area in cooperation with
the high commission.
I'VE are certain that the people
will benefit"
Asked II this was the beginning
Of a movement for a. Rhenish re.
public M. Tirard replied:
France feels that is a question
for the RhinelanderS themselves
to decide. All I can say now Is
that q considerable part Of the
Rhenish population want to take
their fate into their own hands"
The French believe that passive
resistance has weakened the morale
Of the German workers. It Is
claimed Furthermore that German
propaganda has been making the
ground more fertile for establish.
ing a Rhineland republic.
The newspaper Nacht Richten-
blatt, which apparently favors de-
tachment Of the Rhineland, said
editorially:
MANY of the German rnagnates
are seized with dizziness as the
mark continues it's death dance.
They are beginning to whisper to
themselves: Maybe 1t would have
been better If we had paid repara-
lions instead of inviting occupation
but while the employers are yield
ing, the workers cling to passive
resistance"
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Serious Illness Of Chairman Of
:, Powerful Committee Causes
Republicans Dismay.

The serious illness Of Repre-
sentative Martin B. Madden, Re-
publican, OF Chicago, chairman Of
the House appropriations commit
tee. aroused apprehension today
among House Republicans over the
danger Of the loss Of his active
House leadership.
Madden Il q sufferer from heart
trouble. He is So years Of age.
He has been an indefatigAble
worker, his Craftsmanship being one
Of the most onerous in Congress.
His committee handles the govern.
ment budget, and apportions mon
eys to the muitidinous government
needs.
The committee ID now sadly de-.
jected. Due to deaths, retirements
and defeats In the last elections it
has lost twelve of its thirty.five
members at the last session. Among
those who are missing are Patrick
Kelley. Of Michigan; C. Bascom
Slemp. Of Virginia. now secretary
to President Coolidge; James W.
Hustled. OF New York, and Joseph
q. Cannon. Of Illinois, all able
and experienced men In the fmpor-
tant work Of the committee and OF
the House. New men must take
their places. and the work OF the
committee chairman viii be In
creased accordingly.
The rule Of seniority In COM
mtttee promotions was broken by the
House to place Madden at the head
Of the committee on the retirement
from Congress Of James Wood,
OF Iowa. Representative Charles f.
Davis, OF Minnesota, was In inh
for the Craftsmanship. but the
House picked Madden because OF his
greater Hgor and elements Of lead
ership. Should he now become I'm
able to carry on the work there
win be q fight over the chairman.
ship. Next In line on the commit.
tee are Davis, Of Minnesota; Dan
lei. r. Anthony, jr., of Kansas;
Sydney and Anderson, OF Mime.
sofa; William r. Wood, of Indiana,
and Louis C. Cramton. Of Michigan,
I'm the order named. The fight |
would revolve around Anthony and
Anderson, the two men splitting the |
vote OF the midwest.
It was announced shortly after |
10 o'clock this morning that Mad. |
denis condition was greatly Inn
proved" and that he was now ex-
pected to recover rapidly.