davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01
MtJKEDVELO-EST
Harom mulattato darabot adnak
elo vasarnap Kossuth Kor te-
hetssges tagjai

A Youngstown magyar k0zoil-
segnek ez iden mem igen volt alkal7
ma szinhazat latogatni. AZ ell
multi esztendo Macy szineszjarasa
utan az.iden mem igen latogatnak
felenk a new york; szineszek. De
mem bal, lesz most vasarnap aka
lom szinhazba menni. A Kossuth
K0r nagyszerji miikedvelo gardaja
harom kacagtato. zamatosan 10
iii bohozattal lep maid kozon-
seq Gle. amely remelhetoleg meg
t0lti a Kor nagytermet. A dara-
box rendezesere, ruhakra stb.
nagy gondot forditott a rendczo-
seq. amely a helyarakat is igen
meltanyosan szabta meg.
Szinrekeriil elsosorban A, foto-
grafus'' cimii egy felvonasos bos
Ih6zat, amelyben a kovetkezok sze-
repelnok: Brogli Ignacne, Rako
Juliska, Molnar Laios es Palati-
nus JOSEF. Ezt koveti A pofo-
70 masina cimii ket felvonasosl
boh6zat, amelynek szereploi a k6-
Ivetkez6k Gergelv Vilmosne,
Devay Gyorgyne. Brogli Ignac,
Benyei I1aszlo. Devay Gy0rgy.
Vegul eloadjak Xxi a legeny a
lfaluban cimii egy felvonasos ia
lusi komediat a k0vetkez0 szerep-
Ilokkel Rako .Juliska, Abb Maris-
ka, Brogli Ignacne, Devay Gyorgy
ne, Sipos Janos, 10th Istvan, Ger
! gely Vilmos es Dabics Desc.
Mind harom darab tele van
bohosaggal, kedvderit0 dalokkai
es tancokkal. Erdemes lcsz eli
menni erre az el6adasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01
HALASzTAS Az
ENCEDELYEK
KIVETELERE
A hatarido februar harma-
dikan lejar
Eddig $4,000 folyt he varosi
penztarba, de sok iizletember
meg mem jelentkezett
engedelyert

Reese polgarmester szombaton,
februar BAN, be fogja zaratni a
Irend0rseg altal mindazon alkohol-
mentes italokat arusit6 boltokat,
Ibilliard-termeket. kuglizokat, "a
stb., melyeknek tulaj-
donosai a fentemlitctt napig nem
szerzik meg az iizletik folytata-
sahoz sziikseges hatosagi enge-
delyt.
A polgarmester AIT mondja. hogy
ianuar lie ota $4,000 folyt
ugyan be engedelydiiakb6l. megis
szaZszamra vannak varosban
Iolyan emberck. kiknek iizlete en-
gedelyhez van k0tve, de AIT eddig
mem szereztek meg Februar 3-ika
utan ezek iizlethelyisegeit a rend-
orseg be fogja zarni azok zarva is
fognak maradni mindaddlg, mig
tula ajdonosaik mem tudjak felmu-
.tatni hat6sagi engedelvt. Tobb
halasztast a polgarmester mem haj-
lando adm.
A zaloghaz-tulaj jdonosok BIZ
rosag utjan megtamadni keszii.r
mex az cngedelyeket kotelezo,a q
Itev0 varosi szabalyrendelct toryf-
nyrsseget. A zaloghazakat az Il
lam engedelyezi befoly6 dijaK
egy resze varost illeti meg. Ezen
iizletek tulajdonosainak az a v5-
lemenye, hogy ket eneedely meg
Ivaltasara mem kotelezhet6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01
REND0RKUTYA
MECTAMADTA'.
IDOMIT0JA1
A szerencsetlen ember seru-
lesei sulyosak
A hatalmas ebet maid agyonver-
TEX, hogy eleressze gazdaja-
max szetmarcangolt le-
genyet

+. l.. Curtisnek. a Wilmington
Iroadon, New Castle k0zeleben, ku-
tyatcnyeszto- es idomit6 telepn
van. Nemreg eey hatalmas, ugy-
nevazett "rendor- -kutya It hoza-
tott Nemetorszagbol, melyet egyik
alkalmazottja, nevszerint Balos
Austrian segitseg6vel gonoszte-
vok iild0zesere idomitott.
Austrian-nek az volt feladata,
Ihogy a gonosztev6 szerepet jatsza
a kutya el0tt. Mindennap kiment
a Curtis-farm erdGs reszebe mi
kor a kutyat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
az allat azonnal gonosztev6
keresesere indult. Austrian ilyen-
ikor felmaszott egy fara, hogy a
kutya tamadasa el6l vedvc legyen.
T. napokban Austrian ismet az
erdObe ment S aZOn hledelemben.
hogy a kutya ismeri ct ICY mem
fogja bantam, nyugodtan leiilt
Iegy fat0rzsre. Nehany perc mul-
iva kutya megtalalta Austrian
nyomat a bokrokon keresztiil ug-
ralva k0zeledett feleje. Amint
hozzaert, rayetette magat any
nyira osszemarcangolta, hogy a
tisz6rencsetlen nfunkasember a vef-
veszteseg k0vetkezteben elajult
| A kutya meg ekkor is harapdalta.
iNemsokara OFT termett Curtis is, kl
majdnem agyonverte 'Bernhost
gr0f '-ot, - amint az ebet elne-
vezt6k. = hogy aldozatat eleresz-
szc.
Austrian seriilesei sulyos tcrme-
szetiiek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01
zSIV
NY0MOzASANAK
UJABB M0DJA
Drotnelkuli taviro utjan kill
denek ertesitest
Ketzer msrtfold0n belil a hat6-
sagok nehany perc alatt
megkapjak a lopott ko-
csik leirasat

w. II. Loller, a Youngstown
Automobile Club titkarja, kijelen-
tette e napollban, hogy ezutan
minden lopott automobil es esetleg
az ismert vajok leirasat is dr6t-
|nelkiili taviro utian fogiak a va.
Iroson XVIII rend6rhat6sagok til,
domasara adm.
Az automobil-klub magegyezett
a Yahrling-Rayner tarsasaggal ar
ra nezve, hogy ezen ceg drotnel-
kill tavir6-kesziileke utjan esten-
l1int szetkiildje a nap folyaman ell
lopott automobilok pontos leira-
sat. Ez lehet6ve fogja tenni, hogy
azon maganemberek is megkapjak
a lopasr6I szol6 ertesitest. kiknek
felvevo- o-kesziilekeik vannak, de
azokat elfoglaltsaguk Matt csak
este hasznaljak.
A Yahrling- -Rayner-fele tavir6.
kesziilek eleg eros ARA, hogy az
uZeneteket ketezer mertf0ldnyi
tavolsagra tovabbithassa ICY a
llopasrol sz6lo hirt es lopott
kocsi leirasat 1000 mertf0ldnyi
korletben meg fogjak kapni, mi
el6tt tolvajok nagyon messzire
| 1jufhatnanak ertekes zsakmanyuk
! kal.
Ez az nj szolgalat teljesen in
gyenes ICY azok, kiknek kocsija1
esetleg ellopjak, jol tesziE. ha ar
r6l azonnal ertesitik Youngs
town Automobile Club-Ot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01
|AMSzERTE
IGEV ELENK
AZ EPITKEzES
A varosokban emeltek sok
vi hazat
T0bb lak6hazat epitettek multi
evben, mint barmikor ezel0tt
egy esztend0 tartama
alatt

Ohio allamban olyan elenk volt
az epitkezes 1922-ben, mint meg
soha ezelott minden jel ARA mu-
tat, hogy foly6 evben meg ta-
Ian nagyobb mervben fog folyni
az epitesi munka.
A multi evben ketszer annyi cpl
test engedelyt adtak Xxi a nagyobb
varosokban, mint 1921-ben az
.emelt nj epiiletek is ketszereset
megel0z6 evieknek,
.ugy az epiiletek szama, mint ert6-
Ike tekinteteben.
A nagyobb varosokban t0bb Ia
.kohazat epitettek tavaly, mint
.barmely megeloz6 evben az cpl
test feliigyelok jelentesei szerint
az epitesi kedv ebbcn az evben
sem fog cs0kkenni.
A Columbusban epitett NJ ha-
Yak erteke tobb, mint Is millid
'dollart kepvisel.
A Toledoban emelt vi epiiletelz
4erteke 3 milli6 dollarral haladta
meg a megelozo evben epitett ha-
Yak cricket.
A cantohi nj epiiletel1 erteke ko.
g milli0 dollar.
Clevelandban ez iden nagy ara
|nyokban fognak nj lak6hazakat
|epiteni.
DaytonDan is ketszer akkora
volt az epitkez6s 1922-ben, mint a
'megeloz0 evben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01
A MUNKAVISzONYOK
Megindult masodik koho is a
Sheete eand Tube hubbardi tie
pen

"A hosszu, t0bb mint ket' ewes
sziinet utan kedden reggel meg
indult Youngstown Sheet and
Tube kompania masodik hubbardi
koh6ja is es ezaltal mintegy $50
ember kapott megint munkat. Ev-
vel a koh6val a Youngstown
Sheet and Tube kompania 0sszcs
koh6i iizemben vannak es a
Youngstown keriilet legnagyobb
acel- es vasgyara csaknem teljes
er6vel megy.
Kiil0nbcn heten mem volt M
.gyObb valtOzas a yOungstownl
vas es acelkeriilet gyaraiban. Va
lamivel kevesebb lemezhenger dol
gozik, mint multi heten, a myers
acel hianya Matt, kiil0nben a
|munka altalaban 80 szazalekos erG
vel folyik. Ennel jobban aligha
mehet a munka, inert munkas
|hiany van.
A Brier Hill Steel Co. gyarai a
multi penteken Youngstown
Sheet and Tube kompania tulajdo.
Inaba mentek at, de a tenyleges at
vetel maid csak februar vegen
lesZ.
A Republic Iron and Steel kom.
Ipania elhatarozta, hogy ga III
koksz-kemencet allit fel mostani
lansingvillei kohsztelepenek kib0-
vitesere. Az vi kemencek az ev
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01
FARSANGI BAL

Nagyban kesziilodik a fiatalsag
a Kossuth Egylet februar 12-en
megtartand6 farsangzar6 baljara,
amely bezarja az idei rovid far
sang mulatsagainak sorozatat.
Az biztos, hogy rendezoseg min
dent elk0vet, hogy ez a bal is mel
to legyen a Kossuth K0r mula5-
sagainak j6l kierdemelt hirnevt-
heZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01

"a mostan el6 indianak epugy
observation-disclosures" mint fe-
her bevandorl6k IS az 6riasi OIL
|vaszt6katlan produktumaya lesz-
mex. Hatvanhatezer indian oyer
mex tanulja az iskolakban, mikep
kell a merhetetlenuI gazdag es
felvilagosodott vilagnezettel bir6
Amerika j6 polgaraiva lenni. Val
JON nem sajnaljAk-e az elmulasz-
tott alkalmakaf. Vagy ITALIAN job
ban kedvelnek multi idok
vad szabadsagat ?-Lansing State
Journal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01

yegere elkesziilnek es termelesuk
clegend0 lesz haseltoni ct koh6
ellatasara.
Hogy mennyire j6l mennek a
munkak vas $ aceliparban, az
abbol lathato, hogy 1920 oktober
20. ota mem dolgozott 33 koh6,
mint most. A miik0d6 koh6k ma
ponta kozel 10000 tonna myers
vasat termelnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01
KoSSUTH GYttLEs

A kossuth Egylet rendes hari
gyileset nem rartjak meg most,
vasafpap este, merit 8 Kor tssjait
elfeglalia szindarsb, amslys el6-
adasHa keruEs Al gyiilfst czsrt a
masodik vasarnap. est6j6n fogjak
lmegtartanf.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01
SCENT IMRE EGYLET

A Scent lmre Egylet youngstow
nj fiokja yasarnap delutan ket
oral kezdettel tartja gyiileset &
Magyar Tarsalg6 es Athleta Klut
helyisegeben. A tagok keretnek
lehet6leg pontosan megjelenni.
A tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01
VI MAGYAR UZLETEMBER

Mint halljuk Papay Lajos hon
fitarsunk megvette a regi Rosen-
berg-fele szaritott gyiim0lcs es fiji
szeriizletet 375 East Federal st.
alatt es mar atvette az iizlet yeze-
taSpt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01
szUz MARIA EGYLET

Felkerjiik a Sziiz Maria Egyia;
osszes tagjait, hoey a. vasarnap
delutan megtartand6 rendes havi
'gyiilesen okvetleniil jelenjenel,
meg a Crow-felie hallban, pont ?
.orakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01
GREG EGYLET

A Youngstown Els6 Magyar
Betegsegelyz6 Egylet vasarnap
delutan 2 oral kezdettel tartja rem
des havi gyiileset. Keretnek ia
gok a pontos megjelenesre.
A tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01

Hunt, Arizona kormanyz6ja, az
allami MISUNDERSTANDING in
tezett iizenettbcn ait mondja,
hogy az elegedetlenseg nemkiva-
natos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS barmely
orszagban elejet lehet venni az al
tai, hogy a hat6sagok tiszteletben
tartjak a polgarok jogait veleme-.
nyiiknck szabad kifeiassssa 81 Il IL d
cszmek hirdetesebc e1s n
reformok ajanlasabv - IT
visel5k tenykcdeseinck es kor-
manyzati intezmenyeknck nyilya
nos biralataban.
A kormanyz6 rosszalasat fejezi
XII az arizonai k0ztisztvisel6k azon
szokasa felett, hogy lctart6ztatnak
olyan polgarokat, Xix nyilvanosan
kifejcz6st adnak olyan eszmeknek,
melyeket azok barmi okbol mem
helyesclnek.
E koztarsasag alapit6i es az
Egyesiilt Allamok alkotmanyanak
szerz6i - mondja Hunt kormany-
z6 - gondoskodtalz a szabad $40
Is a szabad sajt6 biztositasar6l.
Arizona allan alkotmanya szinten
biztositja ezen jogokat.
Olyan id6ben, mint a mostani,
mikor vilag nemzeteinek kor-
manyformai egyre-masra valtoz-
max, szabad $40 es szabad sait6
korlatozasa veszedelmes dolog. XII
vanatos, mondja kormanyz6,
hogy tekintetben a legmesszcbb-
memo szabadsag adassek meg
mindaddig, mig a kozbeke vcsze-
lyeztetve nincsen. Nyilvanos $50
nOklatokat utcasarkokon es tires
telkcken, ha eek mem akadalyoz-
Yak k0zforgalmat, meg kell en-
gedni.
Beszed, szonoklat ncm lehet ka-
rara hazank szabad intezmenyei-
nek, ellenben a szabad $40 erosza-
kos elnyomasa forradalomra We
zethet. A k0ztisztvisclok soha,
scmmi k0rilmenyck k6z0tt ne XII
sereljek meg .korlatozni a polga-
rok azon Observation-Disclosures jo-
gat, hogy velemenyiiket nyilvano-
san elmondjak.
Az egyik europai orszag kor-
msnya remfsg Ksrdsst infszett az az
andefikai MISUNDERSTANDING,
vajjon az amcrikai kormany hal
land6-e eladni fol0sleges keszle-
teib6l 100000 puskat. Hughes az
lamtitkar AIT felelte, hogy nem.
Harding eln0k meg ARA sem er-
demcsitettc az illet6 kormany Ike
relmet, hogy AIT a hadigyminisz-
terium tudomasara hozza. A kert
puskakat az. amerikai hadsereg
mem hasZnalia es mem is fOGla
hasznalni a j0voben sem, azok te-
hat vol6ban f0l0slcgesek. Har-
ding elnok azonban vonakodik ha-
diszereket eladni akar koruna
nyoknak, akar cegcknek, akar ma
ganembereknek, mivel az ilyenek
csak ujabb haborukra batoritana-
max s meg annak a lehetosege
sincs kizarva, hogy a kerdesben
lev6 puskakat $ a hozzajuk val6
l5szert az Egyesiilt Allamok ellen
hasznaljak, amire mar volt pelda
Wilson elnoksege alatt Mexico re-
szer0l. Harding elnok azonban
teljesen tisztaban van azzal, hogy
barmely kormanynak joga van -
f0lteve, hogy mem all haboruban,
mcllyel szemben az Egyesiilt ALA
mok semleges - amerikai gyaro-
soktol vasarolni ha,difelszerelest,
puskakat Is l0szert beleertve.
Az indianok mar mem kihalofel-
ben lev6 faj. Szaporodnak, amint
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-02-01

Az indianok mar mem kihalofel-
ben lev6 faj. Szaporodnak, amint
a civilizaci6 utjain haladnak. Az
EgyesIlt Allamokban mintegy
$4,000 indian el mostan, 13,500-
zal t0bb, mint tiz evvel ezel6tt.
AZ indianok megszoktak a szabad
leveg6t, viszontagsagokat es kez
detben aldozatul estek civiliza-
ci6nak; es megis, a modern ember
cgeszsege es magas kora tulszar-
nyalia az 5sid6kben cit emberet.
Az cgeszsegapolas es tudomany
ismeretlenek voltak el0ttiik. Csak
edzettsegik, fizikai erejiik, moz-
gekonysaguk es a bSseges friss le-
veg6 tartotta 0ket eletben. A pri-
mitiv korszak elmult es az indian
most alkalmazkodik az 9uralkod6
feh6r faj szokasaihoz, es a modern
haladas el6nyeivel az eredeti anne
rikaiak leszkrmazottjainak SIAM
ban gyarapodniok kell. A val6di
indian azonban mar kihalt; inert
The Washington times., 1923-06-30
SIX ARE HURT
WHEN AUTOS
HIT THEM
Boy OF Seven and Girl of Six
Years Among Victims in
Traffic Accidents.

Struck by an automobile on B
street, near Fifteenth street north
west, last night, seven-year.o Ches.
ter Aft, 2027 Fourteenth street
southeast. was severely bruised on
his chin and back. The boy was
removed to Emergency hospital. His
condition is not considered serious.
Six-year-old Helen Anderson, 1918
ID street northeast, was injured on
her face and shoulders when she
was knocked down last night by an
automobile in front Of her home.
She was not badly injured.
Leland r. Rice, fifty-four years
old, 1929 G street northwest, was
slightly cut on the left leg when he
was struck by an automobile at
Fourteenth and r streets northwest.
Samuel Gaines, 1899 Second street
northwest, was injured on the back
Of the head when his automobile
was in collision with another car
last night. He was treated at
Emergency hospital.
William II. Mcfarland, seventy
years old. 1905 G street northwest,
suffered cuts on the hands and face
when he was knocked down by an
automobile at Seventh street and
Florlda avenue. He was treated at
Garfield hospital.
William Nash, forty-five years old.
al q street northwest, suffered in.
Jur1es to both legs when he was
struck by an automobile at Fifteenth
ana Streets northwest last night.
The Washington times., 1923-06-30
AN AMERICAN
WAVE SWEEPS
ENGLAND
Hard Declares Condition Is Re-
action to false Pro-British
Speeches.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
like Admiral Sims as politically
negotiable instruments. It appears
that they actually believed the thou
sands OF Americans who during the
war and during the four years after
the war stood up in London and
told them after dinner that they
were our brothers and that we wera
Angio-Saxons and that their war
was our war and that we wanted
nothing in the world out OF it
except the joy Of seeing the right
little tight little island Fighter and
tighter.
The ballads thus sung in London
by these wandering MINISTRIES OF ours
seem to have laid the foundation
for all the present British nisun-
derstanding of us. Our brothers of
Britain now say:
You refuse to help to hold
Germany down. and yet you intend
to collect claims from Germany
while the Allies hold Germany
down.
''YOu refuse to help to police the
ex-German colonies, and yet you
demand fun entrance into them for
your oil companies on equal terms
with ours.
Blood is thicker than water. as
we have heard you 50 often say:
and yet when our ships put into
your ports. you will let them have
only water.
Cause Of Criticism.
I'VE are your brothers. as you
have so admirably and 30 frequently
observed; and yet you collect your
debt from us while you cannot col
lect your debt from those strangers
the French and the Italians.
You speak Of 'hands-across-the
sea- and then you pass a law
through Congress by which you
stretch your hands across the sea
and take the historic cotton arbitra-
ton tribunal Of Liverpool and
transfer its work arbitrarily to your
side Of the Atlantic.
You raise q high tariff wall
against imports Of our goods and
then you appropriate half a million
dollars Of public money to fight us
In the rubber business because we
have built a wall at Singapore to
control our rubber exports.
'You also do other things which
are totally inconsistent with your
character az an absolutely selfless
nation living only to go round and
round the globe being helpful to
other countries and especially to the
British Empire"
Such seems to be the gist OF the
British disillusion about US. The
opinion IL gathering Roadway here
that the illusion on which preceded
the disillusion was the real trouble
and the real crime. It is held that
IL we, had not informed the British
of our determination to labor for
them they would not be so surprised
to find US laboring for ourselves.
Shock Seems Severe.
In any case, they now do find us
laboring for ourselves, and tho
shock seems to be severe. The pros
pect is gloomy. For every twisting
Of the lions tail in this country
there is now likely to be a rump-
ling Of the eagles feathers in Brit
ain. It will now be a two-sided
game. The consolation seen by
Washington is that ultimately per.
haps truer friendship can be
erected on the truth than on any
nature-faking about the eagles de.
scent and disposition.
Copyright, 1928, Washington Press
Service.)
The Washington times., 1923-06-30
DEFENSE OPENS
|NFLOGG|NG
TRIAL
Attempt Made to Break Down
Testimony Tabert Died From
Effect Of Beating.
By FRANK WEBB,
International News Service.

LAKE CITY, Fla, June 30.-De'
tense attorneys today were making
a desperate attempt to break down
the States testimony to the effect
that Martin Tabert died as the d.
rect result of an unmerciful flog'
ging at the hands Of T. w. Hig
ginbothan, now on trial for first
degree murder.
Defense physicians were ready to
be called and to testify that the
North Dakota boys death was due
to natural causes" which were
not complications from after effects
of the nogging. This will be in
direct contradiction to the testi
mony Of DR.. E. r. Brown, who yes
terday said that a flogging as Sc
we're as that which the State show
ed Tabert received would necessar
lily result in death.
The Washington times., 1923-06-30
HARDING RULES
AGAINST OPEN
SHOP PLANK
President Makes 1t Plain G. O.
p. Platform Will Not
Sanction One.
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NCOnIlnue0 ITOu Hot 106O1
thus affected in the direction of
social justice and economic equality
will not be reiinquished without de-
.termined opposition. There were
those who regarded the injustices OF
the old order as inevitable, and mis-
takenIy assumed that by the simple
process of the deflation Of labor the
old relationship could BE soon
restored.
LET me tell you we shall not ga
back to the time when e. consider
able element in the community as
sumed that a sharp line Of demar-
cation should be drawn between
capital and labor. Labor 10 fast be-
coming the financier and banker OF
its own employment"
Yellowstone Jaunt.
Today the President deserted the
speaking platform for ~two-day
jaunt through. Yellowstone National
Park. Early this morning the Presi
Dental party left the train at this
small station and started in motor
cars for Mammoth Springs, from
there to Old Faithful Inn in the
upper geyser basin for lunch.
The President has been promised
some trout fishing in the streams OF
the park. The party will spend the
night at the inn and resume the
motor inspection Of the parks Sun.
day. Late Sunday night Mr.. Hard
ing will come out Of the park and
resume his westward speaking trip
to Spokane, Portland and Tacoma.
The Washington times., 1923-06-30
LEASES ON GOVERNMENT
OIL LANDS AWARDED

Leases on three tracts Of land
in naval petroleum reserve No. 2,
near Taft, Cal, under bids opened
June were awarded today by the
Interior Department.
Lease No. / was awarded Alfred
H. McAdoo and George e. Mills, of
Los Angeles, for the regulation
Government royalty on oil produced
under 100 barrels and a royalty of
81 per cent for all produced above
the average of 100 barrels per day.
Lease No. was awarded to the
Equitable Petroleum Corporation, of
Denver, Col, for the regular Gov.
eminent royalty on Oil produced
under 100 barrels per day.
Lease No. 3 was awarded to A.
H. Heller, OF Berkeley, Cal, whose
bid ranged from rs per cont to 30
per cent.
The Washington times., 1923-06-30

the full working force of the rent
board, friends of the Commissioners
and several lawyers.
Thomas e. Peeney, fifth member
of the new board, took the oath OF
office as rent commissioner today
in Wilmington, Del, II was reported
by Chaplin Brown, counsel for the
board.
Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor, reap.
pointed by the President, was the
first to take the oath. Chief Jus.
tice Mccoy then swore in Richard
s. Wha1ey, Oliver Metzerott, and
william r. GUIDE in the order
named.
The term Of the new commission.
ers is from July 1 until May %,
1924. The board win sit for the
first time on Monday. The new
commissioners were congratulated
by A. Letwich Sinclair, chairman
The Washington times., 1923-06-30
GEN. MAYROMICHALIS.
What's Doing
Today & Tomorrow

Outing-Typothetae OF washington.
Benedict, Nd, all day
ConcertAUnited States Marine Band,
Sylvan Theater, 1880 .. m.
Excursion-Federal Employees, Mar
shall Hall, all day.
CelebratIon--Arrival new fire engine,
Takoma Park Volunteer Fire Depart
ment. p. m.
Outing-Washington Board of Trade
shad bake and membership committees,
Benedict, Nd, all day.
Bazaar and Fair-Stansbury Lodge
No. ~, f.. A. A. NJ, Georgia avenue
and Quincy place, night.
Address--Rufup l. MCGOWAN. assistant
secretary Of the Young Mems Christian
Association railroad department, Union
Station employees, 4 p. m.
Tea-American Association Of Uni
Meeting-Girl Aides, Woman's Naval
Service. 1907 Dumbarton avenue, D. m.
The Washington times., 1923-06-30

Eat Meat a-plenty. It's good
for you-and you LIKE it! In
Washington, Auth's Meats are
especially good-made of the
finest ingredients under most
sanitary and pleasant con.
ditions. During the warmer
weather lighter foods are more
desirable. They save consider
able work in hot kitchens.
Auth's Cold Cuts fit in well
with such plans. Splendid
warm-weather suggestions are
Auth's Bacon, Smoked Ham,
Frankfurters, Cooked Ham,
Royal Pork, Braunschweiger,
Ham Bologna. just