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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
AGYONL0TTE - FOGA.
DOTT TESTVERET.
Mostoha apja hazaban lotte
agyon fogadott testveret.
Meg mines kideritve, hogy velet-
lenseg vagy szandekos gyilkossag
t0rtent - A gyilkos e1menekiilt.

A sharoni k0rnyeki rendorseg
egy rejtelyes :gyilkossagi iigyben
folytat nyomozast - eddig teljc-
SCI. eredmenyteleniil. Az aldozat
raaszsavasIstt l&salsbe-beleh
a gyilkos elmenekiilt s amig kezre
mem keriil, titok marad a gyilkos-
sag eredete. A szerepl6k mindegyl
Ike fatal gyerek ICY konnyen lc-
hetseges, hogy egy artatlan jatek-
max indult heccelodesnek, fegy-
verrel val6 jatszasnak lett aldoza-
ia Nick Jankovics.
Mike Kukulyek, 100 Darr Ave.
alatti hazaban lakott ket fin.
Nick Jankovics fogadott gyerme-
Ike volt hazigazdanak, oft cit
alig egy esztendeje. Anyjat ta-
vasszal veszitette el - apja rovid
idovel ezelott egy gyilkossag al
dozata lett.
Mike ,Bakish a gyilkos -
mostoha gyermeke a gazdanak q
ket flu bekesen cit egy fedel alatt
- fiatalok szokasa szerint csak
neha veszekedtek.
Az elmult napok egyiken a ket
flu egyedul maradt otthon - S mi
kor haziak hazatertek, a kony-
haban oft talaltak keresztiil love
fogadott gyermekekiiket, aki anel-
kill, hogy eszmeletet visszanyerte
volna sebesiileseinek k0riilme-
nyeir6l felvilagositast adhatott
volna - sebeibe belehalt. A gyil-
kos mem lehetett mas, mint a IT,
zenhateves Mike Bakish - akinek
t0rtentek utan mem lehet nyo-
mat talalni A gyilkossag szinhe-
lyen talaltak egy revolvert en-
mex eredetet is suru homaly fedi.
A megrendit6 gyermek tragedia
max reszletei ismeretlenul marad-
max addig, mig Mike Bakish elo
mem keriil. A hatosag minden ell
k0vet kezrekeritesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
PAszToRJATEK.
A SIT. Istvaa Rgylet kara
csonyi sziniel6adAsa.
Az angyalssiva g ksriil szinre
karacsony els6 ssskjsn - Kituno
s2ereposztasban mntatjak be mil.
kedvel6k ext 4 karacscnyi
hanguiata xlarahot.

Minden esztend5ben nsgy frdel
lodfs el6zi meg a Skt. Istyan Egy
let karacsonyi sziniel6adasat :
ez az erdekl5s 6rthet6 is, STINT,
hozzatartozik magyarsagnnk kara
csonyi iinnepehez. .Ebben az esq
tend5ben, karacsony masodnap
Jan, dee. 25-en, cslit0rtok6n este
mutatjak be miikedyel6ink Gecz
Istvan kitiin6 karacsonyi nepszin-
miivet, az "Angyalsziyii yj6sag"-
OF.
Az el6adas pr6bai nagyban folly
max, a szerepl6k minelegyike am
bici6janak teljes latbavetesevel ke
sziil darabra, a szerepek mind
egyike kitiin6 kezekbe keriilt -
ngyhogy az ez esztendei el3adas,
hissziik, minden eddigit feliil fog
mnlni.
A bemutatasra keriil6 darab me-
seize vegteleniil erdekes, tamllsas-
COS jelenetek yaltozatosai,
szepek, hol k0nnvet csalnak az
ember szemebe, hol harsog6 kacajt
valtanak maid XII, 10y a k6zonseg-
mex felejthetetlen sieazan tii!;ele-
tes szinjatszasban lesz resze.
Az eloadas irant indokoltan
nagy az erdekl6des, sjol teszi tehat
ha elore ineevaltja je-
gyet 8 ezaltal j6 helyet biztosit ma
ga szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18

Gyapot munkasok

A multi nyaron megtartott
Els6 Braziliai Nemzeti Textil-
mlnkasok Kongresszusa hata-
rozata alapjan letesiilt Nemze-
ii Textilmunkas Sz0vetseg ie-
lentese szerint Braziliaban 13O
ezer ember dolgozik a gyapot
feldolgozo telepeken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
SvAJC
A vasuti forgalom
emelkedese.

A svajci vasutakon ebben az
esztend6ben hatalmas aranyok-
ban emelkedett a forgalom. Ez
nagyaranyu emelkedes az ar
ra illetekeseket kenyszeriti,
;hogy a vasuti alkalmazottak es
k0zlekedesi eszk0z0k szamat
emeliek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
Nemzetk0zi rnunkaviszonyolx
Labor office, Of the Secretary, washington--
ANGLIA
N0vekedik a k0zeltart&s-
ra szorul6k sx&ma.

Az 1924. november hayarol
szolo a koz altal eltartottak-
rol beszamolt ado jelentas sze-
rint ebben az esztend6ben IL
szazalekkel emelkedett azok-
max a szama, akik mint telje,
sen szegenyek a kozre szorul-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
Department Of Labor Office, Of the Sc
AUSTRALIA
N0munkasok minimalis
munkabere.

Az 1920. evben kelt ipart0r-
veny ertelmeben az lparkama-
IA a moi munkasok minimalis
munkaberet adelaidei kerii-
letben 3S shillingben allapitot-
ia meg, heti A oral mnnkaid6t
figyelembe we've.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
KANADA.-
Rcssz kereskedelm
viszonyok.

Montreal tekintelyes gyarai-
ban ipari vallalatainal megle-
het0sen lecs0kkentettek az al
kalmazottak szamat. A kereske-
delmi viszonyok meglehet6sen
rosszak - ami az ez ev nyaran
urralett meglehet6sen nagysza-
mu munkatlansag, illctve kere-
setnelkiiliseg k0yetkezmenye-
mex tlidhato be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18

= hogy karacsony este mar oft legyen
mindenkinek a hazanal.
Tisztelettel kerjuk az egyh&zak, egy-
letek vezet6it, hogy karacsonyi sxa4
munkba szant k0zlemenyeiket, legk6-
aobb hetf6n d6lig juttassak el sxerkssz-
t0segiinkbe.
Tartalmas, nagy karacsonyi sx&munk-
ra, mar most fe.hivjuk olvas6ink figyel.
met.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
LEEGETT A GARAZS.

Sulyos karosodas erte e heten
Kovacs Mihalyt, 1873 Poland Ave.
Ismeretlen okb6l tamadt tiiz telje-
sen elhamvasztotta garazsat ben
ne $4,000 ertekii automobiljat. A
tuz altal okozott kar $9OO.-ra te-
hetS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18

SEX, hogy mindenben keziikre le-
sziink, hogy j6 munka'hoz jussa-
max.
Ily m6don segitdnk talan ne
hany munkatlan magyar -testve-
rem IS ugyanakkor magunkat Is
intezmenyeinket is meger6sitjiik.
Irjunk holnap!
egyiket lelkesen megeljenezte. Re-
meljIk, ez a lelkesedes mem lesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
.SZUMATRA-


Szumatra eszaki partjaina
megindu1t naey gazdasaeii teyG-
kenyseg k0vetkezteben megle-
hetos nagyaranyu munkashi-
any mutatkozik Szumatra szige.
ten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
NORVEGIA
Halasz sztr&ik.

Az 1924. november Len meg
indult halaszsztraj jkot az okoz-
tax, hogy a vallalkoz6k az al
kalmazott halaszok fizeteset le-
szallitottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
vi vezetoseg kerilt
a kossuth k0r elere
Jokai Nor szazeves sziiletesi evfordul6jat kegye-
letes iinnepseg kereteben I'LL meg Kor - va
sarnapi tisztujito gyiiles. - Gagyi Janos lett az
elnok - Harom vi tag - A hatralekos tagok
igyei - Az Q esztendo utols6 estejen Macy
szveszteri tancmulatsagot rendez Kor

| A Kossuth Kozm. Egyesiilet
mutt vasarnap tartotta ebben a
I fesztendJben ntols6 s egyben tiszt
I visel6 valaszt6 gyiileset is. A gyii
lesen a tagok eleg szep, STAMINA
voltak jelen sajnos azonban
hogy mem az ossztagsagot lattul
| egyiitt ezen fontos alkalommal.
M0lnar Lajos eln0k me2nyitot
ia a gyiilest szokasos formasa
gok elintezese utan, sz6ba keriilt
a K0r hatralekos tagjainak az
iigye a gyiiles ugy hatarozott
hogy irasban felszolitja hatrale-
kosokat ha ez mem 1hasznalna,
ugy veliik szemben el az alapszaba
lyokban lefektetett jogaval.
Az egylet altal rendezett mular-
sagok sziniel6adas szepen sike-
riiltek, ngy erkolcsileg, mintanya-
gilag a rendezGknek szerep-
l6knek k0sz0netet mond Kor.
Vajdovics Istvan malac ajandeka-
ert szinte k0sz0nettel adozott a
gyiiles.
A gyiiles foglalkozott Brogli Ig-
nae inditvanyaval egyhangulag
kimondotta, hogy j6v6 esztend6
elejen egy kegyeletes iinnepseggel
ad6zik legnagyobb magyar re-
genyir6nak, J6kai M6rnak sza1-
esztend6s sziiletesi evforduloja al
kalmabol. Az iinnepseg el6keszi-
teseyel megbizattak Brogli Ig-
rae, Maros Gabor, Gagyi Jinos'
es Lautner Janos.
A Kossuth K0r tagsaga elhata-
rozta, hogy Szilveszter estejen, de-
cember 31-en egv minden tekintet-
=
ben fenyes tancmulatsagot rendez.
A bal ennek az esztend0nek utols6
mulatsaga lesz = de feledhetetlen
emlekkent 81 maid mindenkinel.
A bal rendezesevel, 0nkentes
ajanlkozas folytan, megbi2attak
Yerabek Mihalyne, Kasza karoly-
ne, Liszkay Gabor, Vajdovics Ist-
van, Yerabek Mihaly, Benyei Lasz
lo.es Kalenits Andor.
A K0r tagjai soraba k0vetkc-
20 magyar testvereink vetettek
fel, gyiiles egyhangu hatarozata
llapjan: Dankovics Janos, Deak
Bella es Kalenits Andor.
A rendes gyiiles Molnar eln0k
.aroszavaival ert veget.
A rcndes gyiilest k0vet6 rendki-
Will gyiilesen a tagsag szavazas
llapjan ejtette meg a tisztviselo
valasztasokat. A Kossuth K0r j0-
vo esztendei vezet6seganek nevso-
at lit adjuk:
ElnOk: Gagyi Janos.
Alelnok: Deak Pal.
Jegyz6-titkar: Maros Gabor.
Penztarnok: Brogli Tgnac.
Penztari ellen6r0k: Uray Ka-
'oly es Vajdovics Istvan.
K0nyvtaros: Lautner Mihaly.
Trusteek: id. Lautner Janos,
Brogli Ignac, Molnar Lajos, Dali
,on Dezs6, Czene Gabor es Darazs
Frigyes.
Egyeztet6 bizottsag: Horvath
Antalne, Yerabek Mihalyne, Curt
er Adolf, id. Lautner Janos, Mol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
KUBA--
Munkas feTesleg.

A munkaskeresletet teljesen
kielegiti bennsziil0tt munkat
keres0k szama ICY a deleur6-
pal orszagokb6l erkezo hatal-
mas szamu bevandorl6 sereg tel
jesen munkanelkiil all.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18

4 ii N
hogy jannar kozepere Youngs
town .videki gyarak mind telie.
ef6sel fognak dolgozni. Ez bizo
nyara kellemes karacsonyi hir /
mnnkasoknak, inert keresetiik al
lando lesz.
A gyarak iizemkepessege azon.
ban fiiggeni fog a munkasok sza
mat6l. Ha lesz elegend5 k0z0nse-
ges napszamos, akkor a gyarak
te6es er6vel fognak dolgozni. Ha
nem lesz, akkor csak annyit fog
max dolgozni, amennyi munkasuk
lesz.
Miert lesz munkashiany Ameri-
kaban?
Ere kerdesre valaszolni igen
k0nnyii annak, 'aki ismeri vas
es acelipar, banyak, a vasutak
k0zonseges napszamos munkasne-
pet.
Ezehiben az ipari agakban IS
ezen xviii szamos mas iparagban
k0zonsegesen as az ugynevezett
fflig szakmmka (semmi-skilled
nagy tobbseeben bevandorolt nun
kasok kezeben van.
Evek 6ta a bevandorlas korla-
tozva van. Most pedig a bevandor-
lasi kv6ta torveny annyira szigc-
Till, hogy eppen azolobol az orsza-
gokbol, ahonnan k0z0nseges
mainkas jon, .alig van bevandorlas.
Akit pedig nagy nehezen beenged |
mex az orszagba, az a t0rveny err
telmeben megnevezett kiveteles
! osztalyokb6l keriil Xxi, massz6val
'azok leginkabb lit lak6 bevando-
roltak (meg mem polgarok) csalaa
tagjai. Eek koz0tt termel6 mum
kas alig talalhat6, inert hiszen leg
nagyobb resziik asszony es fatal
gyermek.
Mi lett hat azokib6l a bevandor-
l6kbol, akik eddig bej0ttek az or
szagba? Ere is k0nnyii felelni.
sAzok mar regen el6leptek, tanul-
- t.Nt t.
tax es haladtak es ma mar csak
igen kis szazalela,lk van a k0z0n-
seges snapseamos oskta1yban. /,
A inaaltkofs elbeszelgettem az
egyik legnagyobb yanngstowni
gyar hYvafa IoKaval, aRineF sp-
pen az feladata, hogy gyarat
munkaskezekkel lassa ell. Icy sz6lt
hozzam ez az amerikai:
"Igaz, hogy mi mem vagyunk hi
vel korlatlan bevandorlasnak.
De a mostani tulsagba hajtott
megszigoritast az orszag gazdasa-
gi viszonyaira karosnak tartjuk. {
Mi lenne mi vas es aceliparun'k-
boil, ha magyar, tot, lengyel, hor &
vat, orOsz munkas mem lenne. Eek
a legjobb munkasaink es mi meg l
becsiiljTk. 0ket. Azok a magyarok
peldaul, akik OF vagy tiz evvel !
ezel6tt jottek hzozzank. egyene-
sen Macy vizsmasik oldalar6l, ma 2
j6l kereso, megbecsiilt. rendes !
mnnkasaink. De helyiilet a k0zon q
seges napszamosok soraban, - !
inert kezdeni oft kell mindenki-
mex, - ma mem tudjuk potolni.
Mi szeretn6k latni kv6tat0:-
veny m6dositasat ugy, ahogy AIT !,
Coolidge elnok es Davis mglnka- q
iigyi minister ajanlottak. Mi sok '
kal szivesebben latjuk a bevando-ll
rOlt munkast, mint delr6l impor T
talt negert, vagy plane mexik6-
it. Azok munkaja tavolrol sem er
fel bevandoroltak munkajaval."
Minket, bevandoroltakat ez
helyzet k0zelebbr6l erdekel, inert
ha a nagy iparoknak sziiksege lesz T
m,lnkasokra es az orszag gazdasa-
gi j6leten mutatkozni fog mum
kashiany, akkor talan megerjuk !
meg j0v6 ev elejen, hogy a mai t
teljesen igazsagtalan es emberiet-
len bevandorlasi torvenyeket mo-
dositani fogjak. 4
Ha mar munkar6l es munkavi- +
II L-lll
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
Otthon a szegenyek
szamara.

Pernambuco kormanyzoja,
1924. szeptember 24-en alairta
a szegenye kszamara letesiten-
do otthon felallitasar6l szolo
torvenyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
Munkanelkiiliseg cs0klken.

A nemet birodalom teriile-
ten cs0kken a munkanelkiiliek
szama. A foly6 ev okt6ber ha-
var6l beszamol6 jelentesek sze-
rint kozel husz szazalekkal cs0k
kent azoknak q szama, akik
mint munkanelkiiliek koz ta-
mogatasara szorultak. Nagyban
csokkent az egesz birodalom to-
riileten munkat keres5k szi-
ma is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
Olvasoink figyelm6be!

Magyar tsstv6roink yssives figyslm6-
be aj&nljuk, hogy lapunk j6v6 hstt kar
r&cscnH sx&ma mar keddsn msgjelsnik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-12-18
NEMETORsZAG
Munkasf,i&ny

Szaszorszagban meglehetSsen
nagy hiany van mez6gazdasagi,
acelgyari szakmunkasokban; s
munkashiany mutatkozik tex
til s epitesi iparvallalatoknal is.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
MRS. sHANKL1N BURIED

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara
Shanklin, 1858 Fulton ST., who passed
away last week, were held on Monday
morning, from the Original Provi-
dence Baptist Church, Walnut and
Leavit SITS. Mrs. Shankhn was a
member of Herman Baptist Church Of
which Rev. A. L. Harris is pastor,
and fourteen lodges and clubs among
them: Warden Temple Of Elks, S.
M. T., Heroines Of Jericho, House
holds of Ruth and Easter Lily Club.
The funeral Grafton was delivered by
Rev. Harris who told Of the great
activities of the deceased in connee-
ton with the church work. Revs. J..
Carter and D. L. Darden, pastor and
former pastor Of Original Providence
Baptist Church also spoke The last
rites were performed over the remains
by the fourteen lodges and clubs
which were largely represented fol-
lowed by interment in Lincoln Gene
terry by Undertaken George o. Jones.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
EMANCIPATION CELEBRA-
TON
(Lincoln News Service

Norfolk.-Year after year steady
decline in attendance upon Emancipa-
ton Day observances has been noted.
Attracted by uniforms and music a
creditable crowd collects along the
line Of march, but at the church ex-
ercises at night, where through
speeches and recitations appropriate to
the occasion, the spirit of the day is
more nearly revived, the audience is
generally very small in proportion to
the race population. A close study Of
this situation reveals the outstanding
fact that the Negro Of the latter day,
as whole, is Indifferent about and
not interested in celebrating his
emancipation from chattel slavery
(From The Norfolk Journal and
Guide.)
The broad ax., 1924-01-26

A man had a shrew for a wife. Az
ter his death she grew contrite- anc
wondered whether she had been IN
duly harsh with him. She felt 81 III
easy about IL that she decided 10 con
suit his spirit through a medium II,
this you. JohnT'' she inquired YES
Jane" John, are you happy whers
you are?" @Ah, yes, Jane Happier
than when you were living with me-
@Mueh happier" There was q Ion
pause while she pon6ered that. Thei
she said: "J0hn. what sort on place
is heavenTn Il don't know" sal
John. I've never been there"
The broad ax., 1924-01-26

Books are Of paiheliCaHs la
% tell the story Of nature t,N ~
pie recognize more than ~ y d raah
side flowers, the commences her~ AMI
shrubs, few kinds OF hirllS ana u
sects. To be able to distinguish re-
call notes OF birds seems to most per,
sons miraculous gift. The few VIM
know enough Of nature to be guides
for d few hours walk have knowl-
edge that many others deeply long for
and that they would pay handsomely
to get.-Youth's Companion.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
nldn,t Know SIC.

The doctor or his round Of golf was
crossing the field with his small negro
caddie, when the latter opened the
conversation with. Doctor, amt you
got some shoes up yonder in 20 locker
you don't want? l need some bad"
Maybe So" sad the doctor. what
size do you wear?" Il dunno. sab,
cause amt never bought none dat
er-way-T either kin git In 'em, or I
CANT"
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
PUBLIC INSTALLATION ON

A public installation of the officers
Of the temples Of S.M.T. and a few
Of the lodges Of U.B.F. will be held
on Jan. 3Oth at St. Elizabeth Hail, "a
E. 4lst ST., under the auspices Of the
Princess Council. The state grand
master, Rev. l. S. Stone and the state
grand princess, Mrs. Georgia E.
Harding, will take active parts on the
program as will several other promi-
nent visitors.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
ARTIST FOR WHOM LINCOLN
SAT FOR PORTRAIT is DEAD

Cleveland, O.-George Senyard, 81
artist and close friend Of Abraham
Lincoln, died at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. S. "A. Jaeger, at Ohm
stead Falls, near here last Saturday.
One of his best known portraits was
of Lincoln at Springfield, I'll Sen
yard toured the country with Lincoln
sketching him in the debates with
Stephen "A. Douglas over the slavery
issue.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26

Speed in travel appeals TO the Chi
nese, and thousands Of Chinese take
JOY rides simply for pleasure. It u
no uncommon thing for poor cooIIe
to spend his last "cash'' ON an auto
mobile ride that leaves him stranded
many miles from home. He IL glad 10
trndge back cOmplacently and Ii sat
isfled in his own mind that his money
has been well spent.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26

An Antwerp carpenter bought, for
the price Of few francs, from a sec
ond-hand dealer, an old picture, OF
which the subject was, "Jesus Bap-
tized In the River Jordan" An Ant
Werp art expert discovered on the
painting the date 1910 and the sigma
ture Of Rembrandt The painting is
said to be worth 100000 francs.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
The Water Vine.

Containing a quart Of clear, pure
water to every foot, the "water vine."
black, snake-like. leafIess stem, drop
ping from the mahogany trees around
which 1t climbs, is one Of the wonders
Of the Guatemala jungle. When the
stem is cut the water spurts out in u
stream.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
A NEW MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
(Lincoln News Service)

Chicago.-The Elroy Manufacturing
Company is new enterprise engaged
in the manufacture Of caskets, boxes
and undertakers' supplies. 1t is owned
and operated by members Of our
group who plan to establish Offices in
New Fork, St. Louis and other leading
cities.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
5uOy's Long Voyage.

A whistling buoy lost from the 81.
Lawrence river year ago has been
washed ashore on one Of the Sicily
islands, just Off the southwest coast
Of England, 5000 miles from its start
Ing point. The only injury was found
to be confined to the gaslIght case,
which had been wrenched from the
top OF the buoy.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
SOMETHING NEW
CLincoln News Service)

Chicago. - The Colored Women's
Exchange News is very interesting
publication issued monthly as the Off
cial organ Of the Northwestern Fed
Grafton Of Colored Women's Clubs,
The editor. Mrs Joanna Snowden
Porter, is widely known, and her eff
forts should receive the hearty sup
port of all clubwomen.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26

An English scientist predicts the
early perfection Of machine that will
De able to print sounds. The apparatus
VIII be cross between debating
machine and linotype machine, and
It's success win depend upon the fact
that every letter has a different wave
form.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
RETURNS TO SPRINGFIELD

Atty. A. Morris Williams, imperial
regent Of the Knights and Daughters
Of Honor Of Illinois and jurisdiction.
has returned to Springfield, Ill, after
short trip to the city on important
matters.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
CITY POPULATION
lincoln News Service)

Washington.-A recent government
estimate Of the colored population in
certain cities gave New York 1928;
Philadelphia, 1902; Chicago. 1885,
800; St. Louis, 1852; Cleveland, A.
500; Pittsburgh, 1850; Cincinnati
1882; and Columbus, 25,8l6.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
MINISTERS SHOULD LIVE
RIGHT
(Lincoln News Service

Washington-At the regional evan
gelistic institute for the Disciples Of
Christ. the Rev. Jesse NJ. Bader, Of
St. Louis, made a plea for a better
equipped ministry physically, men
tally, educationalIy, and spiritually
He denounced the preacher whose
heart is not in his work and who does
not conduct himself properly. He de-
clared: IF a preacher isn't going to
live right, he ought to get out of the
ministry and go TO hell like gentle
man"
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
ON THE NoRTHsHoRE

NJ. T. Bailey, 1888 State St, a repre-
sentative Of the National Negro Press
Assn, spent considerable time along
the northshore during the week look
ing after important matters Of interest.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
Great Ideas.

From time to time God drops IN
great idea into the soul Of great
man. Often those men who live upon
the existing institutions start the fire
against the new idea Sometimes they
cruelty its apostle; but ideas feed
upon faggots. and grow through cruel.
fxions. Newell Dwight Hills.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
TO COMMISSION OFFICERS

Col. James Mccall, commanding the
military department of AUX. & d.
Of a. Of Illinois and jurisdiction, will
commission the officers of the various
companies on Saturday evening, Feb.
End at Entertainers Hall.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
EXPECTED TO ATTEND
LEAGUE MEET

Hon. Arthur G. Froe. recorder Of
deeds, Washington. ID. O.. Is expected
to attend the Lincoln League Meeting
to be held in this city the week Of
Feb. 18th. Hon. Froe is a schoolmate
OF M. T. Bailey while they were at
tending the V.N. & c. I. at Peters
burg, Va
The broad ax., 1924-01-26

After the young thing at the party
had concluded her second encore the
old lady leaned toward her and said !:
THANK you SO much for your songs.
my dear. They took me back to child
hood days on my fathers farm. There
were times, when you sang, that !
could shut my eyes and fairly hear
the old front gate creaking In the
wind"
The broad ax., 1924-01-26

The average amount Of light OBJ
taIned for ! cent from incandescent
electric lamps at first was about five
candlepower hours. but 1t is now pos
sible to obtain with the ordinary 40
watt lamp ITO candlepower hours
for cent.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
Happiness.

To be happy Is not only to be freed
from the pains and diseases Of the
body. but from anxiety and vexation
OF spirit-not only to enjoy the pleas
ures Of sense, but peace of conscience
and tranquility of mind
The broad ax., 1924-01-26

Winnie Wantsit "YOu may say
what you will about Mr.. Cadger, but
he always behaves like d gentleman
Ia my presence" Her Dad-"Acts
Ike gentleman; yes, I'll grant him
that much. He's the best amateur
impersonator I ever saw
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
HERE ON VISIT

Mrs. A. B. Beasley of Detroit
Mich, is in the city on visit and will
spend several weeks with her sisters
Mrs. Fred Johnson. 1883 State St;
Mrs Vim. Wright, $3.50 La Sale St,
and Mrs. J. w. Withers, 1921 w.
10th ST.. Morgan Park.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING


COLORED Men wanted TO qualify
for sleeping car and train porters.
Experience unnecessary. Transports
ton furnished. Write n McCnhrnw.
Supt.. St. Louis. No.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26
MRS. HOLMES RETURNS

Mrs. Ella L. Holmes, BIS Wabash
Ave, national grand queen Of AUX.
& D. Of A. who visited St. Louis, No,
last week on fraternal business. has
returned to the city
The broad ax., 1924-01-26

Sandpaper on bottles containing
poison Il the latest method to prevent
their contents being taken by mistake
In the dark for medicine.
The broad ax., 1924-01-26

About 90 per cent Of the school
slafc~ manufactured In large numbers
IA this country every year are used
~ foreign countries.