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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13

Cantonban az els0 nagyszabas,l
sziireti mulatsagot az Els0 Ame-
rikai Magyar Iparos K6zmiivelo-
desi es Betegseg6lyz6 Egyesiilct
fogja rendezni e no 22-en, szombat
este oral kezdessel.
A sziirati mulatsagra k0vet-
kezG leanyok lettek megvalasztva
cs6szleanyoknak: Both Erzsike,
Szab0 Mariska, Kocsis Mariska
Dosztal Krisztina, Csehi Helen,
Csehi Margitka, Kleptacs Juliska.
Fogel Juliska, Schaffer Borbala
Janik Sarika, Bartos Juliska, Po-
hareczky Borbala es Kovacs Emil
liza.
Cs0szlegenyek kovetkezok
| 'esznek: K0vecsi DomokoS, Josa
Sandor, Krancsis Lajos, ifj. Kocsi>
Janos, Smith lstvan, ifj. Poharec1
ky Antal. Henzel Janos, Gombal
Andy, Simon Janos, Visnyanszky
Jeno, Schaffer Antal. Pater Kal
man, Herman Istvan, Wecsey Jo.
zsef, Nemeth lstvan, Jelicsel
Gy0rgy es Czepf JOSEF.
Ezuton is kerjiik ugy a helybe,
Ii, mint videki magyarsag szive;
partolasat.
Az egyesiilet nev6ben
Wolkan j. JOSEF, eln0k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
So
ESEMENYEK

(Folytatas az l. ohdalr6l)
erintve a hosszu munkanap al
tai. Az emlitett mern0ki bizott-
sag jelentese szerint nagyreszben
y orat dolgoznak meg ma is &c
ment-, mesz-, a tegla-, a fedel-
cserep-, a miitragya-, a cukor-, 4
gyapotolaj- es a jegiparban. Ezen
kiviil rendGr0k, tiizoltok, kiil0nfe-
lie 6r0k, boltmunkasok, garage-a
kalmazottak, vasuti munkasok
stb. nagyreszt II orat dolgoznak
|. A Il 0ras munkaidG rendszert
ellen harminc esztendovel ezelott
eginditott harcnak nem sZabat
Sziinnie. Ha a hatalmas vas e:
acelipar ell lehet II oras munka
idG nelkiil, mas iparagak is ell le
hetnek. A k0zvelemeny kenysze
riteni fogja ezeket is a hossz,
munkanapnak egyszersmindenKo'
ra val6 megsziintetesere; mer
II oras munkanap barbar, EN-
bertelen intezmeny es teljeser
sziiksegtelen is. Mines helye ;
mai korban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
BEAVEREALLS ES
new BRIGHTON
Tudosito: Szabo P. Istvan

Jolsikeriilt 6szi sziireti bait rem,
dezett Beaverfal,s es New Brigh-
tonban lako magyarsag Labor
Daykor, mely ket evvel ezelGtr
megalakult r6mai katholikus hit
k0zseg javara volt megtartva
A bali bizottsag es azok, Xix ezen
nemes eel erdekeben faradoztak,
a k0vetkez6k voltak:
Brunyanszki Apdras hitk0zsegi
eln0k vezetese mellett Csank lst :
vanne balrendez6. Gembar Janos
biintet0 bir0 $40 olopasnal, aki-
mex bizony soh mnnkat adott a
sz6l6tolvajok elitelese, inert a
magyar ruhas cs6szleanyok egyre-
masra huzgaltak sok tolvajt a
biro ele. Csoszleanyok voltak +:
Szeman Annuska, Molnar Maris-
ka, Nalesnik Mariska, ez utobbi
vitte ell a palmat, mivel 8 fogta a
legtobb tovajt. A tobbi leanyoS
neveit nem sikeriilt feljegyeznem.
Ticketarusit6k voltak: Gajda
Viktor es neje, a belep0 ticketnei,
Nuszer Janos lucs ticketnel XII
sZol gal0k luncsnal: Mate josef
ne, Vaner Janosne. 0zv. Vaszil Jo-
zsefne, 0zv. Farkas Ferencne. A
legnagyobb szol6tolvaj Koiombar
Elek volt.
Ha valakinek a neve kimaradt,
mem az en- hibam, mivel keresem re
csak fenti neveket adtak at ne
KEN.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13

Olvassa ell ezen cikkeket figyei.
mesen minden heten es orizze meg
hogy a jovoben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13

|sterilizalt csecsemopalackban kell
megmerni.
Mem sziikseges tolcsert hasznal-
nj, de ha ahsznalunk, ne mszabad
megfeledkezni r6la, hogy annak is
teljesen sterilizaltnak kell lennie.
Egyszerre csak annyit kell elke-
sziteni, amennyi babynek egy
taplalkozasra eleg.
Sir a gyermeke? Ideges es nyug
talan kicsi?
Ha igen, ugy valosziniileg a tap
Ialekkal mines megelegedve. Ha
rem tudja maga taplalni a baby.
jet, ha latja, hogy a kicsi mem
gyarapodik az anyatejt6l, akkor
adjon neki Borden's Eagle ttjet,
ez az taplalek, melyen a gyerme-
kek szazai es ezrei nevelkedtek fc!
igen i6l. K0nnyii elkesziteni, csak
keverje 0ssze felmelegitett vizzel
fenti utasitas szerint. 4
Az anyak 65 esztendeje tekintik
legnagyobb ajandeknak gyerme-
keik egeszsegere nezve. A dokto.
rok EFT ajanljak a gyonge es be-
teges babyk reszere, inert konnyer
emeszthet6 es megis teljes tapec
! teku.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
BEAVER FALLSI ES NEW
BRIaHToNI oLvAsoINK szI-
YES F1GYELMEBE

Tisztelettel ertesitjiik Beaver
Fallson es New Brightonben lakz
olvas6inkat, hogy Vesztr6czy 10
zsef urat megbiztuk lapunk OF.
tani kepviseletevel.
VesZtr6czy ur meg van blzvs
lapunk olvasoit6l hatralekokat
bekollektalni, NJ el6fizetoket sze.
rezni es hirdeteseket felvenni.
.Ajanljuk Vesztr6czy urat bea'
YER fallsi es new brightoni ma
gyarsag Szives 5oindulataba.
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlar
kiad6hivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
CANTONI HIREK'
Kohl: Wolkan j. JOSEF

Az Els6 Amerikai Magyar Ipa-
ros K0zmiivelodesi es Betegsegely-
z6 Egyesiilet multi no 19-iken
tartotta meg masodik piknikjet, a
melyen nagyon szep szammal je-
lent meg cantoni magyarsag A
youngstown Kossuth K0r reszerSl
is t0bben eljottek. Ezenkivciil So
kan voltak jelen Clevelandbol, AL
lianceb6l, Massilonb6l es Akron
Dol.
A piknik, mint az elso piknlk,
keso estig tartott. Mindenki a
legkellemesebben mulatott, kiilo-
n0sen kis gyerekek, mikor rajuS
keriilt sor. EFT a programpon-
} tot Wolkan j. JOSEF egyesiiletl
eln0k es K0vecsi Domokos tagtest-
YER vezette. A legszebb volt
hogy nemcsak a gyermekek vonul-
tax fel szep sorokban, hanem 6
cantoni, Youngstown es akron
nagy lAnyok is, akik szinten "a
szesek voltak a zsakban. macska
sorshuzasban akik t0bbnyire XII
babat nyertek. ''
Az egyesTletnek, Macy kiadass
aacara, megis volt tiszta jovedel
me 81 dollar IS cent. Kiil0n, ha1
alapra adkoztak k0vetkeZ0k
WelkangJ. JOSEF 81, Both Martor
81, Kerekes M6zes es neje 81
Guertler Adolf 81, Pataky Jent
81, ifj. Feny Janos $1.25, Kroncsi'
Rezs0 soc, Eliser Janos soc, Pete.
Jeno soc, Szikszay Janos soc
Both Janos soc. Lautner Jan0s
! Youngstown, O., 75c, Jelicsel
! Gyorgy 25c, Fogel Karoly' 25c
Tiei}Semer JOSEF 25c, Feny San
dor 25c, Szalay Gyula 25c, Ko
vecsi Albert 25c, Jelicsek Mihaly
1Oc. Osszesen $11. Ezen adoma
nyokon xviii ajandekoztak abro
szokat, melyeket maguk keszitet
tex: egyet Bartos Juiska magyal
kisleany, mely ell lett arverezvt
$12-ert. A masikat K0vecsi Ii
muska szinten magyar kisleany
mely szinten ell lett arverezvv
SS.55-ert. Ezen osszeg a canton
magyar haz alapjara lett ajande
kozva.
A nemesszivG magyar kislanyol
es tobbi adakozok fogadjak egyt
suletink neveben leghalasabb ko
sz0netiinket, ugyszinten Poharecz.
Ky Leonhard mindket piknik al
kalmaval vegzett kitiin0 munkaja.
ert.
Az egyesiilet neveben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
Hogyan keszitsiik ell a palackbo]
taplalt baby taplalekat
mai korban

EIObbi cikkeinkben kiemeltiik,
hoky a baby taplalek elkeszites1-
nel tisztasag milyen fontos es
sziikseges. A tapIalek tisztasagat
teljesen t0nkreteszi, ha az elkeszl-
tesenel tisztatalan eszk0zoket
hosznalunk.
Ep olyan fontos, hint tiszta-
sag. hogy pontosan adagoljuk es
Ha edes, kondenzalt tejet adunk
vegyitsiik taplalekot.
a csecsem6nek, akkor az adago-
last kanallal vegezziik ell, ugy,
! hogy a kanal tele legyen, de ne
csorduljon tul.
Ez a legjobb m0dszer a pontos
adagolasra. K0nnyen megerthet6,
hogy mennyire mem pontos meres
az, ha a kanalat egyszeriien le-
martjuk kannaba, inert a kanal-
hoz bizonyos mennyisegii f0l0se-
ges tel ragad hozza.
Amennyire utasitast lehet sab
nj, ugyanannyi kaveskanal tejet
kell hasznalni, amennyi uncia vizet
S minden kaveskanal tejet Condo
san adagolni a fenti modszer sze-
rint.
A helyes adagolas utan ajnlatos
az iiveget felrazni a meleg vizzel,
melyet vegyitesre hasznalunk.
A nyitott kannat mindig hiivos,
tiszta helyen tartsuk es zarjuk ell,
lefodve gondosan egy teascsesze-
vel avagy Nasal. ~ i
A vizet, amt vegitesre haszna-
lunk, el6bb fel kell melegiteni,
aztan hagyjuk kihulni. EFT kell
erteni a 'sfelemelegitett viz
alatt, amirol tobbszor t0rtenik
entities ebben i cikkben. IA feline
legitett viz mennyiseget egy tiszta
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
L0v0ld0z0 katona

Debrecenben megvadult egy
Csiki Agoston newt tiizerkatona
A korcsmaban ratamadt Olah And
ras es Kosik Lajos debrecsni ipa-
rosokra, otsz0r lott rajuk. Olah
Andras eletveszelyesen megsebe-
silt. A garazda katonat lecsuk
TAX.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
Wolkan J. JOSEF, elnol

Az ElsG Amerikai Magyar 1pa-
ros K0zmivelodevi es Betegsegelv-
zo Egyesiilet megtartotta e ho ma
sodikan rendes havi gyiileset, me-
lyet So6s JOSEF egyesiileti jegyz0
vezetett, mivel Wolkan j. Josef
egyesiileti eln0k ket heti szabadsa-
gon volt.
Ezen gyiilesen ell lett hatarozva
Cantonban ohazai szokas szerinti
nagyszabasu sziireti mulatsag rem
dezese. Wolkan j. JOSEF egyesii-
lett elnok lett megbizva a f6rea-
dezessel.
Soos JOSEF, jegyzo.
Both Marion, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
Soos JOSEF, jegyzo.
Both Marion, titkar.
Rendlkiviili pyiiles

! Felkerem az osszes helybeli tag
testvereket es tagtestvernoket,
hogy e no 15-en, szombat este szi-
veskedjenek az egyesiilet otthona-
ban megjelenni sziireti mulatsay 2
megbeszelese vegett.
WOlkan ]. Josef nln6k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13

Amennyire alkalmas a csecse-
mok taplalasara, epugy legJobb
taplalek a fejletlen gyermekek-
mex. Figyelemremelt6 kiserlete-
ket v6gteztek iskolas gyermekek
k0z0tt S kiserletek megmutatt5k,
hogy azok a gyermekek, kiket
Eagle tejjel taplaltak, atlag Z font
tai t0bbet gyarapodtak, mint akiK
k0z0nseges tejet ittak. Figyelje
gyermeke fejl6deset. Merle OF
gyakran Ne felejtse ell, hogy a
rosszul taplalt gyermek mindig
sulyon alul van. A fatal oyer
meknek mindennap ket kanal
Eagle tejet kell adva, feloldva ha-
romnegyedcsesze hideg WIDEN
Ada neki delelott, vagy delutan
k0zepen. Id6sebb gyermekek
gyakran szivesebben isszak ginger
ale-ben feloldva, gyiim0lcs nedv-
ben, tojasha bar6kban vagy mas
izesitovel keverve.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
Science

Scientists of the University OF Chi
cago are conducting experiments with
mechanical apparatus in an attempt
to prove the existence OF the ether
and to test the Einstein theory. The
ether, universally accepted by scien-
lists, in reality is a theory first in
vented by science to explain how light
waves were conveyed. It is supposed
to. I'LL all space. Einstein questioned
this theory, as he did othor accepted
ideas.
II the earth is revolving around the
sun, the ether must be sweeping
through its pores at about nineteen
miles per second. The ether must
drift through all matter. Mathemati-
cal experiments, based on principles
relating to the facts about the speed
of light, have been made in an at
tempt to find out about this either
drift. The experiments showed moth
ing at all. They proved that the
ether did not travel around with the
earth and that 1t did not stand still
while the earth travelled through 1t.
The answers were contradictory,
thereby indicating there, may not be
any ether. The answer of science to
that assumption is this: What carries
the light waves?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
:. GUST FOLKS" OF INDIANA

(|l GORGE ABE in writing Of Indiana, said some
" mighty bright from Indiana and the brighter
they the quicker they come
Had the Hoose humorist proceeded deliberately face
Brook Ind the world might have
believed him Certainly AIDE has clear title to biiancy
correspondents travelling with the Lloyd George
swung around the country unanimous their praise
cordial hearty which Indiana accorded the
distinguished British guest
The average Hoosier quite likely to point out with pride
that had several noted Vice Presidents and who
without vice other than yearnng for good nickel
that all the Stories and poems Of ltera
together page by page they probably would encce the
fourteen and oneh times and still have enough left for
the Congressional Record entire year
Indianapolis other than being the State capital and the
geographical location national political interest could
well her best Sunday dress with bib and tucker and
tell the hu country that have the largest percentage Of
naveborn Americans than large city the countryth
the exception Of Columbus, Ohio.
And Hoosiers generally of hesitant tell
the world bandy that the State boasts of having the highest
per of native people of any State in the
Union
Seventyeght per of EN- natives of Indiana
So Lloyd George visited Indianapolis bloom
ing proud to greet him.
"Just folks is than phrase made famous by
poet James Whitcomb Riley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
Halloween

I'll ACATION days are over,
M Winter watches from his
~ tomb.
While men survey their coal piles.
With a face engraved with gloom
And the Fords begin to splutter
And jerk when thrown in gear;
Which Is Just way of saying
That winters almost here.
Yet amid the changing weather
There is Joy along with strife,
And to man must see the changes
To appreciate his life.
Summer has its Vaccinations;
Yet 1t equals not the cheer
That a man derives from knowing
That. old Halloween is here.
So along comes old October
With its jolly Halloween;
And the summer Is forgotten
Just kind of bygone scene,)
So does man recall his humor
Thus he yields to natures paint,
And he smiles through October.
And he looks like what he amt.
H. RUSSELL WILLIAMS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
SIMS
= = Says

Boston is lively this fall Man
sat his wife on the stove. Wen, he
made things hot for her.
Weather Bureau employee in Wash
ington was robbed, which may be
what's wrong with the weather.
49,
Big smokestack on st. Louis ho-
tel collapsed, perhaps because 1t
wasn't as high as the rates.
Baroness Pepper, a Metropolitan
Opera star, is back from Europe
looking more like sweet mama.
Salmon weighing Is pounds caught
In Oregon. Big enough to feed two
cats or 500 boarders.
80
A man has brought SIS camels to
this country from Australia, perhaps
for bootlegging mascots.
Drive carefully. Blow your horn
In Omaha, Neb., a wreck victim was
robbed whilet unconscious.
Probably thinking 1t was an office
seeker the governor of Michigan hit
pig with his auto.
Cops in st. Louis caught an egg
thief. Guess he was hard-boiled
egg. May have been a bad yegg.
Even If Miami (Fla) man did
break his leg taking bath, practice
will lessen the danger.
A post card mailed in 1906 has ar
rived in Portland, Me-, In time for
the hunting season,
On the day Vancouver (B. CO
man was 103 he worked 10 hours, SO
when he gets old he can rest.
Fortune teller says Mary Garden
will marry next year Others may
say 1t was misfortune teller
The fifth annual prediction that the
federal soldier bonus will be passed
is being made.
They will pass a federal bonus IL
they can't pass 1t up.
Due to a food shortage Canadian
bears are eating porcupines, without
even salt or pepper.
Juror who fell asleep at the Stokes
scandal hearing in New York would
sleep at burlesdue show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
A NEW SHRINE OF AMERICANIsM

RI ODAY in New York City shrine dedicated to the
sacred purpose of keeping alive the spirit of Amercanism
The log cabin birthplace of Lincoln farm Kentucky
inspiration to the poor youth who faces bitter struggle
the world for success.
The birthplace of Theodore Roosevelt however Of
the wealthiest of the time in New York.
That house which the great American born sixyfve
years ago proof wealth aristocratc birth
% an everlasting place in the niche Of fame.
Ceremonies today honor the memory of disciple of Ameri
canism who brought this country inspiration and
ideals at the time when needed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27

To the Editor Of The Times
Your reporter who triad to give
away dollar or at least get cheated
out of it. and who concluded I'VE are
a city OF honest folks" perhaps has
never left a pair of newly half -soisd
shoes in downtown bank, an 1 did.
/ forgot the shoes and next morn.
ing went back and made inquiry about
them. but they had not been turned In
at the bank. One of the bank officials
said, About one-half of the articles
left In this bank are turned In. The
other half is carried away
So YOU see we are not city Of hon.
est folks" but only a city In which
one-half Of the people are honest. II
your reporter wanted a real test OF
honesty. why didn't he leave his dollar
bill on desk or some other prominent
place and then go back and try to
find Il?
Who is going to steal when watched
or Handicapped? Answer me that.
p. I. j.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
Tongue Tips

Mrs. Sarah Conboy, New York labor
leader and bank director: THE $3.50
marriage. where, both husband and
wife go out to work, is wrong. A
woman has enough to do. If she runs
her home properly. To leave It de-
liberately for a job is a misfortune.
And, II she has children, It's a crime"
Lawrence M. Jones. Kansas City
merchant: Think, work, produce
and save, for civilization depends upon
the dollar left over That's sound
gospel for everybody. from janitors
to members of Congress. The people
generally are unmindful of saving.
Therefore. no one reminds the men in
charge Of city. State or national gov
eminent to think of the leftover dol
lar"
e. W Marland. president Marland
Oil Refining Company: Let us ad-
NIT the facts regarding our wasteful
competition, its consequent over-pro-
duction and it's peril to the industry.
But let us not admit that Government
tai regulation is necessary to prevent
such, over-production. Should the
present low price of oil continue,
think some form of State regulation
Of production is Inevitable.
Magnus Johnson: IT am opposed to
Ave to four decisions Of the Supreme
Court on the constitutionality of a
law passed by Congress. You don't
like that, do you? But I've said it.
believe it's wrong because one man
can make the decision. when the court
splits"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
STEINMETz AS INSPIRATION

- REAT and the inspiration of their
" y before Lloyd George left in Indianapolis of the
atmosphere of his great and welldireced energy
Over Schenectady n " Charles Stnmetz the electrical
wizard personally radiated energy the whole world for
up until his death Friday.
The inspiration of this life of energy will be preserved
for Some will write the story of this wonderful little
mans life and his achievements Time will always
ords like this for
Time forever and in her hands holds all the inspiration
of achievement and admbnions of wisdom will be able
for million yearsf only take the trouble look
for it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
Ventilation
NincAnnes SUM

One-third OF all the deaths In the
United States are caused by respira-
tory diseases, says g. representative
Of the Smithsonian Institution in
seasonable comment upon the neces-
sity Of good air to good health.
With winter coming on, with its
closed doors and windows and stag
nant indoor air, much can be done to
II crease physical well-being by a right
appreciation Of the part ventilation
plays In health. s-r
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
A Jazz Record
BY BERTON BRALEY

BY BERTUN' BRALEf
Sometimes moniker gets on my
mind,
Runs like a tune through my head,
And. Peter B. Kyne" is a name of
that Kind
(His stories you we certainly read)
l find myself making a fool little
song
Nonsensicsl in it's design,
A metrical whirnsy step-steppinz
along
And rhyming TO Peter B. Kyne.'
| hope he won't take It amiss,
The chorus goes something like this:
"Oh, Peter B. Kyne to me,
Peter B. Kyne,
Your label just fits my poetical line;
Your name has a Tilt which / cannot
define
It's Peter B. Kyne to me,
Peter B. Kynel'"
Booth Tarkington's name is entitled
to fame, ~
And get a kind of throb,
When, here and anon occurs
Something in monikers
Suoh-say. as Irwin s. Cobb"
And Edna st. Vincent Millay"
Possesses name in a way
Quite at for lyric design,
But no other title has quite such a
vital
Enchantment as Peter B. Kyne."
sing IL in various keys. ~
use 1t In verses like these:
"Oh Peter B. Kyne to me,
Peter B. Kyne.
The name fairly jingies,
1t tingles like wine.
And by the same omen
That natal lcognomep
Keeps jigging along through this
noodle of mine:
Until i MUST Groom
This nonsensical tune,
'OhPeter B. Kyne to me.
. Peter B. Kyne.'"
Copyright. 1923, NEA Service. Incl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
A Thought

When the righteous are in author
ity, the people rejoice; but when the
wicked beareth rule, the people mourn.
Prov. 1872.
UTHORITY intoxicates,
| Al And makes mere sots of magis-
0 trates;
The fumes Of 1t invade the brain,
And make men giddy, proud and
vain;
BY this the fool commands the wise;
The noble with the base complies;
The sot assumes the role of wit,
And towards make the base submit.
Butler
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
What Editors
Are Saying
Pleased
Mawcastle Courierl

The appointment Of Judge Fred O.
Cause of the Henry Circuit Court to
be a justice of the Indiana Supreme
Court, and that of J. Rufus Hinsbaw
to succeed Judge Cause, are generally
and heartily approved and applauded
by Henry County people, irrespective
Of their politics.
Governor McCray, who makes the
appointments. always did display good
Judgment in selecting Henry County
men for preferment, and has main
tanned his standard in his latest
choices,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-27
Approval


portland Commercial Review
America has lately become the cam
palgn ground for world politics. We
might flatter ourselves here Of late by
the European statesmen who have
come amongst US bidding for Amer
can approval.
America has come to the fore as the
great power whose opinion must be
obtained and cherished by statesmen
of Europe, and we may expect in the
future to be the battle-ground Of pol
itics from over the sea as we'll as
at home.