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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-11

y
arany napok. Egvsaer beran-
dultam Torontoba, ebbe mo-
dern nagy varosba, ahol az em-
Der az egyik amulatbol ma
sikba esik.
Visszafele jovet erintjiik q
Jordan-volgyeben lev6 Jordan
varoskat, melv borteleperol S
pezsg6gyararol hires. Terma-
szetesen EFT Sc .mulasztottam ell
megnezni, de figyelmebe is
ajanlom minden Canadaba at
randul6 magyar testveremnek.
Ha valaki atrandnl Canadaba,
feltetleniil menjen ell az Ontario
allamban lev3 Jordan varoskaba
8 nezze meg oft Canadian Gra-
pc Products Limited" telepet. HG
talmas borpiucek sorakoznak
egymas utan,' ottletemkor epitet-
TEX egy ujabb pincet. A telep egy-
be van kapcsolva egy nagyszaba
sn pezsg6gyarral, melynek gyart.
manyai leghiresebbek Canada
ban.
A vallalat vezet6je, amint meg
tudja, hogy magyar vagyok, XII
tjin6 szivesseggel fogad dacara
annak, hogy hatvan fele jar mar
eveinek szama, fiatalos ragyo-
gassal csillan fel SCENE elkezd
beszelni. Val6saggal rajongva me
sell, hogy hosszu evekkel ezel6tt
ket esztendot t6lt0tt vilag leg
szebb orszagaban, Magyarorsza-
gon, ahol Tokaj varosaban tanul.
ia a magyar borkezelesi eljarast.
Amig el, mem fogja elfelejteni ezt
a ket evet, magyarorsZagi ele-
tet. Rajongassal beszel magyar
vendegszeretetr6l, a magyar n6p-
rSl, r6gi baratair6l, Lcgjobb bo-
rat is Tokajr6l nevezte ell, Cana
daban mindeniitt, mint legfino-
mabb asszut ismerik "Jordan
Tokay'-t. AIT mondanom sc kell
hogy megmutatja telepet gyart-
manyait. Pompas kristaly tiszta
borok S pezsg6k izlelese kozben
gyorsan rcpiil az lido S nekiink
menni kell. Szivelyes bncsut We
STINK, adna utraval6t is, mem TO-
gadom ell, hataron ugysem sza-
bad altal hozni.
Mem vagyok rosszmajn ember,
de azert lek0zl0m a bucsuzaskor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-11

LEGSzEBB MAGYAR TEIEP - BOW PARK
FARMI MAGYAR ELET - A MAGYAR TEREMT6
ER0 UJABB D1ADAIA
vi elet reg romokon - Mirol hires Jordan volgye
Canadai bofarak

Nagyon sok amerikas magyar
testverem, dacara annak, hogy ia
Ian mar evtizedek 6ta lakoja az
Egyesiilt Allamoknak, meg min
dig mem volt abban a helyzetben,
hogy atugorjon egy kicsit szom
szedba megnezze Canadat. E So
rok iroiat erte szerencse, hogy
augusztus folyaman ugy kutya-
futtaban bekukkantson Canada
ba az ottani tapasztalatairol be-
szamolhasson magyar testverei-
mex.
Augustus derekan ragyogo
napsiitesben vagunk neki autoval
Macy utnak, Clevelandba felszal
lunk buffal6i haj6ra s mar buff
fal6i kik0toben koszont rank reg
gel. Felpakolunk ismet autonkra
neki vagunk hatarnak. Buffalo
ban hidon megyiink keresztiil, bi-
zony majdnem egy orat vesz igeny
be, mig kiverg6diink a vam- es
hatar0rszosgalatot teljesit6 ame-
rikai canadai tisztviselok ell
len6rzeseb3l azutan mar Onta-
rio allan teriileten vagyunk.
Az els6, ami megkapja az en-
bert az, hogy fahazakat alig lat
az ember, csinos, izleses k6hazak
menten arnyekolt szeles utakon
repiil gepunk, erintjiik vilag
egyik legfensegesebb termeszeti
alkotasat, a Niagara vizes 5st,
megbamuljuk, de kozelebbr6l mem
nezhetjiik meg, sietniink kell.
Keresztiil megyink egypar ai-
sebb varoson, csend, rend, tiszta-
sag mindeniitt, a holgyek mintha
mem 0lt0zk0dnenek olyan fel+ii-
n0en az urak mintha mem hanya
golnak ell toalettjeiket annyira.
Dacara a nagy melegnek, ka-
batnelkiili ferfiakat alig latunk,
mem szabad azonban elfelejte-
mink, hogy az angol vilagbiroda-
1om teriilcten vagyunk, ahol kis-
sc szigorrbbak a ferfi-divat err
k0lcs0k, mint nalunk.
Beeriink Hamiltonba, rende-
zett kcdves varos, olyan Macy le-
hct, mint Youngstown, avval a
kiil0nbseggel, hogy Hamiltonnak
van egy tisztesseges es szeles fo-
utcaja, mem ugy, mint nekiink.
Keresztiil szaguidunk varosor S
Brandford- rd-fele tartunk, alig Is
percnyi ut utar beeriink Brand
fordba, ebbe kicsi de liikiet6
kereskedelmi ipari eletet el6 va
roskaba, melynck alig van har-
mincczer lak6ja, de ennek daca-
ra, vagy harminc nagy gyarban
f0lyik a munka, a termeles.
Brandfordt6l par percnyi ut
utan elerjiik utunk vegceljat, a
Bow Park Farmot, melyrol hosz-
szasabban iszeretnek beszamol-
nj. Brandford varost6l negy mer-
f0ldnyire, toronyiranyban fel mer
f0ldnyire, egy istenaldotta, ter
meszeti szepsegekben bovelkedo
yal6sagos kis paradicsom teriil ell,
k0riilveve 14OO' hold Grand Ri
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-11
errel, ez a Bow Park Farm.

A Bow Park Farmot Canada
szerte mindeniitt ismerik, t0rte-
Relmi nevezetessegre tett szert, mi
vel annak egyik tulajdonosa, Hon.
James Brown, Canadanak egyik
legnevesebb politikusa 5 k0zeleti
ferfiuja volt evtizedekkel ezel6tt.
Ezt a gyonyorii birtokot a ha-
boru alatt teljesen elhanyagoltak,
foldjet mem miiveltek, az epii-
letjei egymasutan d0ltek romba,
regi tulajdonos mem akart belle
| fektetni semmit dacara annak,
hogy ez birtok helyes gazdalko-
das mellett val6sagos aranyba-
nya, majdnem tonkre ment tit
minden par esztend6 balkezii gaz-
dalkodasa folytan.
"Az utcan hever egy pisz-
kos csomag, mem veszi fel SEN
XII, irt0zik kezbe venni, Macy
sokara akad valaki, felveszi, XII
bonita akkor latja, hogy szin
arany volt piszkos csomag-
ban elrejtve. ;" Icy volt ez a
Bow Park farmmal is, .j6 hire
volt, ismertek aldott dus fold
Jet Canadaszerte, de mem volt
senkiben eleg batorsag, eleg
akaratero, hogy kezbevegye $
megtisztitsa, hogy ismet elora-
gyogtassa legncmesebb fem
csillogasat. Magyar emberrc
vart a farma veletlennek k0-
szonheto, hogy magyar ember
vette kezebe dolgot az iizle-
tet osszek0tve humanizmussal,
megmutatta, hogy igenis, aka
raterovel, munkaval es szor-
galommal a romokon is lehet
epiteni.
Ez ev tavaszan keriilt eZ a
farma Hamory Gusztavnak, az
international Bank eln0k. tulaj-
donosanak kezebe mar au-
gusztusban ezen farman
Olyan elet volt, aminek csodaja
ra jarhatnak Greg 6hazai gaz
dak, arattak, zugtak a birto-
f, kon lev6 gyarak, vi epuletek
emelkedtek ami a legfonto-
sabb, 80 hazatlan, a kegyetlen
sors altal kiiild0z0tt magyar
testveriink talalt rendes mum
kara. megelegedett otthonra 5
biztos tisztesseges kenyerre.
A The Canadian Farm I'M
provement Co. Ltd. vette meg
EFT birtokot, ennek az eln6ke
Hamory.
| El6bb hozzalattak takari-
tashoz azutan megkezd6d0tt
rendszeres kpitS S termel6
munka. A romok helyet ma
mar alig latni mindeniitt nj
elet hirdeti a magyar terem-
to er0 aldasos tevekenyseget.
Szorgos munka folyik a far
| man, magyar notasz6 mellett.
Kinnt barangolva a foldeken,
szinte ait hinne az ember, oda-
haza van valahol szep Magyar
orszagon, itt is olyan szep az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-11

utan, a ssTestyeriseg cana.
dai kormany segitsegevel, onal,
l6 farmokhoz juttatja mind
/ egyikoket, ahol azutan megala-
pithatja mindegyik a naga
boldogulasat es szerencssjet.
Canadaba ma eppen olyan
nehez bejutni, mint az Egyestilt
Allamokba, 6riasi dolog tehat,
hogy Hamorynak sikeriilt ke-
resztiilvinni canadai kor-
manynal, hogy Bow Park
farmra hozatott embcrek min
den akadaly nelkIl bebocsatat-
tassanak.
Ottletem alatt erkezett egy
nagyobb transport, meg hal
nj is borzalmas volt, hogy mi
mindenen mennek keresztiil ha-
zai megszallott teriileten lako
vGreink, csak mint erdekesse-
get emlitem meg, hogy az egyik
kolcsonpenzen jott ki s megmn
tatja az irasait, hogy a bank
8
max a k0lcs0nvett osszeg utan
evi 32 szazalekos kamatot kell
fizetnie. Ez azutan mar mem
uzsora, ez valosagos rablas-
sal egybakot0tt betores.
Oldalakat lehetne osszeirni
err6l a pompas birtokrol, az ott
foly6 lazas magyar munlarol,
sainos ezt mem engedi meg la
punk terjedelme. Leirni AIT
ugy is nehezen lehet, ell kell
oda menni megnezni, illetve
megcSOQalnl.
Meg egyet, sok fele jartam
mar ezen saros f0ldteken, de
meg olyan naplementet, mint
oft, mem LATHAM meg soha. A
vilag legnagyobb miiveszei osZ
szefoghatnanak S megse volna-
max kepesck vaszonra vetite-
nj AIT az ezerfele szinarnyala-
tot, amit OFT felseges terme-
szet a naplementekbe produ-
kal.
Erdekes megemliteni, hogy a
canadai kormany, valamint az
ottani k0zvelemeny mem csak
ertekei, hanem ;valosaggal
bamulia ait az aldasos gaz-
dag gyiimolcsoket hozo gazda-
sagi tevekenyseget, amely ezen
birtokon folyik. A kormany
joindulatar6l S megelegedese-
rol egy csomo elismero level ta-
nuskodik, k0zvelemeny er-
dekl6deset visszatukr0zteti az
utan az, hogy "a canadai vilag
lapok egymas utan kiildik ki
tud6sit0ikat a Bow Park farm
ra egymasutan jelenEek meg
hasabos, oldalos S fenykepes
leirasok a farmar0l ezekben a
mindeniitt Olvasott lapokban.
ICY azutan meg Angliaba is ell
viszi a nyomtatott betii ennek
a magyar vezetes alatt all6
minta-b -birtoknak a hiret ICY
messze eljut magyar alkotni,
teremteni tudo ero hire, ujabb
megbecsiilest szerezve azutan
evvel a magyar nevnek.
A farmon elt0ltott par nap
bizony sasszarnyakon repiilt,
nemsokara indul6t fujtak. We.
get ertek a Bow Park farmi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-11

- sci TA%ss <els' - ~ ssf sf IA
eg, lit is olyan aldott a fold,
a buzatablakba ,epp ugy Writ
a kek buzavirag, mint otthOn.
A hatalmas kukoricasb6l fiirj-
csapat repul fel, az uton mem
egyszer salad keresztiil az ug-
RIFLES mezei nyul. :.
Magyar munkasok dolgoz-
max a farman, akik mostana-
ban keriiltek XII a megszallott t.,
riiletekr6l, canadai kormIny
megbizta Hamoryt, hogy be-
csiiletes magyar embereket no
zasson XII, akik lit Canadian
nj honfoglalok akarnak lennl,
kepezze Xxi Gket az itteni gaz-
dalkodasra, hogy par ev alatt
megtanulva angolul elsaja-
titva az itteni mez6gazdalko-
das titkait, megclegedett cana
dai farmerekke valjanak, aki-
llet azutan odak0t magahoz q
canadai anyafold.
A farman nyolc gazkut van
es harom olajkut, egy centbe Sc
keriil tehat gepek hajto ere
je, a vilagitas. fiites, stb. A viz
vezeteket, a gyarakat, a miihc-
lyeket ingyen gaz hajtja, hogy
ez NIT jelent, AIT ugy-e mem
kell kiil0n hangsulyozni. A te-
lepen van egy hatalmas cement
block gyar, mely g6zer6vel dol
gozik s majdnem ingyen ke-
sziilnek hazepiteshez val6 leg
jobb cementblockok, de kell
is a Sok anyag, mivel jov6 ey
re minden munkas kap egy ke-
nyelmes harom szobas hazat,
negy aker f0lddel egyetembe.
Most mar serenyen dolgozik
birtokon lev6 nagy s modern
malom is, mely orli az uj ter
NEST. talan az6ta mar puha.
fosZl6sbelii otthon siit0tt kenye
ret esznek birtokOn lev0 ma
gyarok.
Lazas munka folyik az egesz
telepen, .lov6re minden egyes
talpalattnyi helynck be kell
lenni vetve. A dus legelok0n
sep gulya tenyeszik, a bara-
nyok begetese, a csik6k vihan-
solasa mem egyszer vegyiil belle
a lazas munka zajaba.
Az iskolaepileteken serenyen
dolgoznak, az6ta italian mar
meg is nvilt az iskola, ahol
azonban mem csak kis dia-
kok fogjak tanulni az anglikus
betiivetest, hanem bizonv a fell
notteket is belle kell t0rni eb-
be az itteni biikkfa-nyelvbe,
(igy nevezte az angolt egy Ko-
lozs megyei magyar testver). A
birtokon kiil0n postahivatalt al
litott fel canadai kormany s
van 0r0m, mikor a f0ldik kez-
hez kapjak hazai draga, re
gen nagyon nehezen vart So
rokat. =.
A munkasok egy rendes,
tiszta boarding-h -hazban laknak,
kitiin6 kosztjuk van, meEel@-
gedettek, jol erik magukat.
Mindnek valami szabadulasfe-
let jelent az, hogy mines a ha-
TUX megett idegen zsarnokok
szuronyos Ore, akik meg az al
mukat is kemkedve lesik az
otthOnval6knak.
A farm tarsasag altal alaki-
tOtt, ugynevezett "Testveri-
segnek'' lesz tagia minden
egyes munkas. Par esztendo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-11

KEN sietnem hellett vissza, vart
az ir6gep $ vart az njsag.
, 1924-03-29

lis a heaven below
Ny Redeemer to know;
Ana the angels can do nothing more
Than to fall at His feet,
And the story repeat,
A7d the lover of sinners adore.
Jesus all the day long
Is my joy and song;
0 that all to this refuge might fly
He hath loved me, indeed,
He did suffer and bleed
To redeem such a rebel as l..
On tn wings Of His love,
I am carried above
All my sin, and temptation, and pain,
q, that all would believe,
And by sin never grieve,
And tbls cause Him to suffer again"
Sistef Abbott was a we'll behaved, con
s]istent, good christian young lady, She
left a brother who always helped her, 2
sister, a grand uncle, two auats, and al
so a large circle of friends TO mourn her
loss.
Many thanks to the citizens of Chris
tiansted and the Government for their
help rendered me during her sickness and
for her earthly rest in the cemetery.
Funeral services were conducted by the
writer who spoke from Psalm ll6: 10 ard
Rev. 14.I3.
We laid her away in peace awaiting the
voice OF the iLite giyer at the resurrec-
ton morning.
F. HALL,
Pastor
, 1924-03-29
F HALL,
Pastor
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.


Genoa. March 25th. Mary Evelyn Ihel-
brick. of Rournemouth, England, Yves
shot and killed yesterday by a sentry
near Fort Speren. While wandering in
the vicinity of the military limits a sentI-
mel challenged the woman, who not NV
ing how to reply became terrified and
attemp ed to flee. The sentry theleupon
fred the shot that killed her. The Incl
dent has caused much regret among the
populate on.
New York, March 25th. Captain Mel
sen arc two officers Of the Atlantic Fruit
Liner ~"1lyndon" which sank sky miles
off Cap Hatteras on Saturday morning,
we're drowned and the remaining twenty
four me mbers Of the crew were saved by
the steamer 'Cananova" about noon on
Saturday the Company learned taday.
Havra. France, March 25th. Mac
Iaren a.rplane, which began its world
Apht from England today, descended
near here this afternoon, owing to the
Ottav a. March 25th. Canada export.
ed 6.16G, CTS pounds of refined sugar in
February 1924, worth 5000, Gz5, about
onehah the quantity exported IN Zebra
ary 1928. co..
to 6 the Legislature This Afternoon de.
, 1924-03-29

Temperance Act, proposed by Mr.. Pin.
ard Liberal East Ottawa, whereby sew
en- per cent beer could be sold, instead of
the present "a per cent beer.
Indianapolis, indiana March 25Jh.-The
rank and file Of the United Mine Work
ers of America have ratified the new
wage scale agreement, assuring peace
ia the bltuminous Tdusfry for three
years by an overwhelming vote, it was
announced here this afternoon. The
vote was 1874, 858 to 26, 253.
Dublin, March 205h. -Hoday's session
Of the Dali Eireann was brief and peace
fui, an early adjournment being taken
out Of sympathy with the victims of the
Queenstown outrage ana their families,
without any of the airing Of ministerial
differences or designations from the
Cabinet that had been anticipated. Dub
lin has been bu&Zing with rumours of
resignation Of other ministers, even in
GLIDING President Cosgrave, but Whe.
Their there is any fOuuda ion for them
is not yet known. AS has happened
previously when a critical situation
arose, all the members supporting the
Cabinet met privately in the morning,
so as to facilitate discussion, which
would not be possible in the open Dali.
President C0sgrave attended the meet
ing, as did Mr.. Joseph Nc Grath, eX-
Minister of Commerce, who it has been
said was. with others, preparing to re.
sign from the Dali. after the meet
ing the situation. which had grown out
of the army troubles brought TO light
by the recent "mu,Hy' was described
as mucn easier. President C1s2rave,
who hIl.sa.f 4moved the adj urumsnt
said, wIJh reference TO the snooung.
In its d-Iib,ratio and say gerry il has
no parallel. IL IS almost incoucriVaJ e
tina; any civilized country could produce
four men who could pl,t and carry cut
sIch a foul, caIiOus deed. All The an
nails Of aVagery may be searched, but
| doubt II any worse instance can be
found. Ii ma lie our people at home and
our ,rienu5 abroad rang tI4ir heads in
shame"
London, March 25th. The striking bus
and tramWay workers have rejected
their employers offer of a five shliungs
increase in wages weekly, instead Of the
eight shilIings demanded. Unless the
strike is settled, the Underground tube
men will leave their posts at midnight
on Friday. Millions of L0ndoners would
thus have to walk.
Ottawa, March 25th. Steamship Com
panies serving Canada ports received
a total of 81, 129, 6z5 sc in subsidies
from the Government in the fiscal year
just ending. Figures cabled today at
the request of Mr.. Wordsworth. Centre
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-08
lO- KHAN PAPER UNDER SCRUTINY
regularity In Awarding Of Farm In Contest, Alleged
 By Authorities

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March "Details M m alleged plan by which the Patriot, pro Kan newspaper, published here, 1s said to have offered $25, GOO Illinois farm as q prize for a slogan &Gd then through an understanding Wlth the newspaper awarded the farm S 70 figurehead, is under investigation by federal authorities.
 The authorities were advised of all 1eged transaction by George c. McCaron, Z of Kansas City, imperial representative { of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan m the states of Missouri. Kansas and Ne6raska, who submitted statements from Rev. c. c. Crawford, pastor, and edftor of the Fiery Cross. successor
 The Patriot, and Howard w. 0wers, to whom the farm is said to lave been awarded flor minute only"
 According to McCaron, his investi- E 1Ation disclosed the slogan award was k parr of a subscription campaign for The Patriot, the farm to have been Awarded to the winner of the contest Later it is charged it was decided to award the farm to an alleged figure lead; that the Rev. Crawford wrote the winning plan and arranged for its Acceptance by the editors of the Patriot and that the farm later was turned back to its original owners" Violation .of the federal statue relating to mis- nse of the mails is believed by Me Nar0n to have been involved
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-08
SUCCESSOR NAMED
 FOR WIEDFELDT
Flag Incident Brings Ambassa-
 dor From Japan

BERLIN, March Tt is learned that the government has arranged for Wilhelm Solf, German ambassador to Tokyo, to succeed Ambassador Wied- feldt as German representative ill Washington.
 Solf has just arrived here from Tokyo. He is 62 years old, a large, good natured and democratic man who the government hopes will make an ex- cellent representative at Washington.
 He was formerly German Governor of Samoa, and later served as colonial secretary. In politics he takes q middle course, leaning neither to the ultra-radicals nor the ultra a-reactionary group.
 Rumors that Ambassador Wiedfeldt would resign or would be recalled from Washington arose after the flag incl dent" when the German embassay ir Washington delayed in placing its flag at half mast in tribute to Woodrow Wilson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-08
PRIZE BEAUTY GOES
 BACK TO BREWSTER
He Doesn't, Want To Marry Her,
 So Wife Agrees

NEW YORK, March 7.-Corliss Palmer, former cigar store counter at tendant, who won a beauty prize, and the affections of Eugene V. Brewster, magazine publisher, two years ago, has reioined him after ae brief separation which they had announced would be permanent. Now tls, Essay they are de ermined never tdtpGftnagain.
 They say they have been reunited as a result of a statement by Mrs. Brewster that her husband has not at tempted to divorce her and does not intend to marry Miss Palmer.
 When Miss Palmer returned to the $250, 900 Morristown, N. J., home built for her by the publisher, she said : Divorce or no, divorce, l never will Have Eugene again. Mrs. Brewster said Ter husband did not want divorce as he did not intend to marry me. We are going to live our answer to that for all the world to see"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-08
CLIP IT MINUTES
 OFF AIR RECORD
Pilots Fly From Dayton To
 Mineola Inside Four Hours

MINEOLA, N. Y, March 7.-Speed knc0rds between McCook field at Dayton O., and Mitchell field were broken today when lieutenant E. II. Barksdale, pilot and Captain Barney Jones, navigator flew DeHaviland navigation plane From Dayton to the field in three hours md 53 minutes. The former record was Established in January, 1923, and was four hours and four minutes.
 The official air line distance be- tween McCook field and Mitchell field Ss 575 miles. The distance was covered Ut rate of almost PAY miles a min Ate teapproximately 14S miles an hour Barksdale and Jones ''hopped off" at 42:27 o'clock, central standard time landing at the field here at , 20 o'clock eastern time.
 Both the fliers were almost numb from cold when they stepped from the plane. They were greeted by Major William N. Hensley, Jr., commandant at Mitchell field.
 The record broken by Barksdale and Jones was made by Lieutenant Alexand- sr Pearson and had stood against a num- Der of attempts to lower it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-08
TAX MEASURES
 WORRY SOLONS
Senate Wants Sale Tax Rather Than Levy On
 Incomes

JACKSON, Miss, March 7.-(Spe- cial. )-In the Senate this morning Sen ators Steele and Roberts introduced a combination direct sale tax and a privi- lege tax bill. This is the first step in the Senate plan to reject the graduated income tax bill passed in the House Thursday afternoon and substitute a direct sale tax and heavier privilege taxes therefor, and threatens a dead lock between the two houses on the subject.
 After passing the House bill directing the superintendent of the penitentiary to plant not less than 300 acres in im- proved varieties of cotton at the Parch- man farms. tO be cultivated in accord ance with instructions from the direc- tors of the Delta Agricultural Experi- ment station, seed therefrom to be sold t0 farmers at cost, the Senate took up the finance committee appropriation of $S00,000 per annum for Confederate pensions, which was passed.
 The House spent the forenoon on rev. enue measures of minor nature. One bill, seeking to extend tax exemptions to certain new classes of factories and in- dustries, was defeated, failing to get the required three-fifths vote. When these were disposed of Chairman Ken nedy of the appropriations committee claimed the right of way and brought up the support bill for several state in- stitutions.
 Auto Theft Charged.-Federal au- thorities are expected back Saturday with J. c. Galloway, member of an al- legged auto theft syndicate, who was taken to Menden Hall Thursday to be identified by 12 Rankin and Simpson county farmers as the person who sold them used cars.
 May Sell ROads.--Senator Dan Me Ghee, in introducing bill in the Senate Thursday providing for the consolida- tion of railroads organized within the state, has opened the way, according to the belief of a number of business men, for the further development of cer tain sections of the state. Rumors of the sale of the Mississippi Central, the Gulf and Ship Island, the Gulf, Mobile and Northern, and the New Orleans and Great Northern railroads, all Missis- sippi organized roads, has been preva- lent for several years, but the laws of the state have prevented such condi- tions.
 Lots of Work.-Going into details and explaining why he thinks that the legislature will not adjourn until the middle of April, Lieutenant Governor Dennis Murphree issued statement Friday morning which shows that the legislature as a whole has a mountain of work ahead of it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-08
INSULT PROTESTED

BERN, March 7-U. s. Ambassador Houghton today visited Foreign Minister Etresemann and lodged a strong pro- test against the action of Deputy Koer- theus in insulting three American women in q compartment on a Cologne Berlin express train.
 The ambassador demanded that "suit- able action be taken" Stresemann prom dsed an investigation will be made i'm mediately.
 The women, Mrs. William Coffin with Miss Goldsmith, assistant trade com missione rto Germany, and Mrs. Conger, wife of a newspaper correspondent, aafd Deputy Koertheus cursed them. They declared the deputy began a quar- rel when they refused to remove their bags from a rack as he demanded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-08

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