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Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
Japanese Halibut Boat
 on Way to Vancouver

VANCOUVER, B. o., Sept. 19 (P)- The no foot Haruna Maru is due here today with several tons of halibut for a local cold storage. This is declared to be the first shipment of Japanese halibut made to this continent.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
WILL TEACH TEMPERANCE
 IN CHURCHES OF NATION

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 21. (P) A campaign to intensity the teach ing of temperance in the churches. is to be undertaken by the federal council of the churches, as a sequel to disclosures made by prohibition report of the councils research depart ment.
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DEBT SETTLEMENT WILL BE
 OFFERED TO UNITED STATES

PARIS, Sept. q. (P)-The debt pro- posal, which Caillaux, it is understood, prepared for submittal to the Ameri- can commission at Washington, calls for and offers a substantial payment in 1926, with increasing amounts annual ly for twenty years.
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TAKE SUSPECTS INTO CUSTODY

WINTON, Ia., Sept. 21 [P)-Search for clues that would lead to the ar rest of the person who shot and killed Mrs. Myrtle Cook, the prohibition leader in her home here Monday night, caused Sheriff Whitehead to take into custody three youths who are said to be narcotic addicts. No charges have been placed against them.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
ALBERT PETERSON CRUSHED BY BIG
 DREDGE SCREEN

NOME. Sept. 21. (P-Albert Peter son, employed on Anvil creek on a dredge belonging to J. J. Cole, Otto Nielsen & Kjelhberg, was instantly killed Saturday when he was crushed by big revolving screen. Peterson was we'll known in Nome and has a brother living in British Columbia. He was drafted in Nome during the war.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
RUM RUNNERS HAVE QUIT
 CALIFORNIAN WATERS

SAN DIEGO, Sept. Fl (P)-Cana- dian and Belgian rum runners have entirely deserted southern California waters according to Capt. c. Lucas, master of the coast guard cutter Ia marasa, which came into port yester- day after an extended hunt of the wet fleet
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
AMERICAN AviATORS IN
 AFRICA ARE VIOLATING
 LAWS OF UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 21. (P) The Department of State has noti- fled American aviators taking part in the French war on the Riffians, that they are performing service in viola tion to the United States laws.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
EQUINOCTIAL STORM REACHES
 ALONG THE PACIFIC COAST

SEATTLE, Sept. 21 (P)-Equinoc- tial storms are raging from Alaska to the southern California coast accord ing to reports received by the weath- CT bureau today. In Alaska heavy rains are reported with wind in some places, while wind and rain prevail along the Oregon and California coast
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
FISHERMEN ARE NOT SATISFIED
 WITH RAISES

NEW WESTMINSTER, B. O., Sept. ready granted them, the Fraser River fishermen have appointed committee to appeal to the Dominion Director of Fisheries next Thursday, instructing them to tell him they will quit if their demands are refused.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
GUESTS OF MOVIE ACTORS

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21 (P)-Vice President and Mrs. Charles G. Dawes went behind the scenes today in Hol- lywood visiting several motion picture studios. They were luncheon guests of Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pick ford.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
OF JAP PRINCE
 BURNED TO GROUND

TOXIC, Sept. 21. (P)-Sunday the mansion of Prince I. Tokugawa, in the suburbs of Tokio, burned at loss of million yen. Three laborers have been arrested, suspected of incendiar- ism.
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COAL ADVANCES IN EAST

CHICAGO, Sept. 21 (P)-American anthracite coal will advance from 25 to 50 cents a bushel today This is due to the miners strike. It was an- nounced here tonight that further ad- vances are expected unless mining is resumed soon.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
NEGRO TIMBER CUTTER BURNED
 FOR ASSAULT

NEW ALBANY, Miss. Sept 21. (H) Il. o. Ivy, a negro timber cutter was burned at the stake by mob which took him from the authorities. Ivy confessed that he attacked the daugh- ter of farmer, last Friday. He was caught by the authorities when he re- turned to the scene of the attack.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE

MILWAUKEE, Sept. Fl. (P)-Ed- ward Dithmar, former lieutenant gov ernor and the only anti-Lafollette can- didate, following the withdrawal of Roy Wilcox, has filed as an indepen- dent candidate.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
POVERTY IN FRESNO

FRESNO, Cal, Sept. Fl (P-Six safes were cracked and footed in two days in this city, $375 being obtained by the burglars.
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SHOP GIRL KILLED

NEW YORK, Sept. 21 (P)-Cather- inc Gore, a pretty 24-year-old shop girl was found dead here today after having been attacked by an unknown assailant.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-21
AMUNDsEN WILL FLY IN MAY

CHRISTIANIA, Norway, Sept. 21. Amundsen will start his next flight to the North Pole in May, expecting to make the trip in 45 hours.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24

a kitiin6 er6kb6l all6 k0zszere-
tetnek 0rvendo tarsulat. Guthi So
ma kacagtat6 bohozatat, a "Smo-
len T6ni''-t fogjak bemutatni. Va
rosunkban januar 15.-en, p6nte-
ken este vendegszerepelnek leg
kedvcltebb szineszeink. A szora-
ko2tato mesejU $ igazan kacagtat6
darab tele van szebbnel-szebb ma
gyar notakkal tiizdelve, ugy hogy
k0z0nstgiinknek ismet egy nagy~
szerii Szinhazi esetben S igaz mil
veszi elvezptckben leSz resze.
Az el6adas helyi managerc Ju-
hAsz Janos ezuton kohl a magyar
saggal, hogy a jegyek nemsokara
kaphat6k leSznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24

Y. NJ. A. G. tagjai nagy szorga-
lommal, nemes igyekezettel pro-
baljak R6naszeky Gusztay hatasos
darabiat, melynek cine, a Mel
t0Sagos csizmadia. y
A szomszed varos legjobb mil
kedyel6i, pompas egyiittest alkot-
va, egy minden tekintetben szep
eloadasra kesziilnek. Vekassy ia
nos es Keszler Wendell rendezesc
mellett folynak a pr6bak S icy
biztosra vehetjiik, hogy pompas
el6adasban lpSz resziink.
Egyre azonban mar most figyel
meztetjiik Il magyarsagot, tartsa-
max mindcn nap ,gyakorlo orakat
a nevet6sb6l, kacagasbol. Aki elo-
kesZilIet nelkiil ntzi meg ezt a kez
dett6l-vteig kacagtat6 mulatta-
to darabot, az mem birja a kaca-
CAST bctegg6 ncvcti maid ma
gat.
Az eloadas pontos napjat leg
k0zclebb k0z0ljUk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
WARREN, Ohio.
sZILvEsZTERy BAL

Az 6esztend0 utols0 napjat
nagyszabasu mulatsag kereteben
I'LL meg. a warreni, valamint k0r-
nyeki magyarsag. December 81
en-, csiitortok0n este tartja meg az
E. M. Ferf es N6i Bs. Egylet sill
veszteri baljat a mindenki altal
ismert Walnut ST. Roman Hall
ban.
A bal rendez6sege azon van,
hogy ez esztend6nek utols0 mulat-
saga minden tekintetben nagysi-
kerii legyen. Mnlzsikalni Zsiga ia
nos hirneves cigany zenekara fog,
erre az alkalomra kiil0n betannlt
pompas muzsikaval.
A kornyek fiatalsaga, 0regje
legjobban, ezen a mulatsagon tolt
heti ell a szilveszter estet, exert le-
gyen is jelen mindenki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24

es Biro Mariska konyvtarnok.
Ezen a .gyiilesen Takacs Roza, volt
penztarnok tette meg evi jelcnte-
set a penzallomanyrol, amely je-
lemtfsb6l kitiint, hogy az Ifjusagl
Kor jelenlegi kfszpenze kitesz 2l7
dollar es 65 centet, es ha ezen ma
radvanyhoz meg hoZza vessziik az
utolso sziniel6adas $3.50 Jovcdel-
met, akkor mai napon az lfJn-
saei K0r mintegy 1857 .65-el rem
delkezil - ezcn jelentes tndoma-
snl &olgalt.
Karacsonyi Observation-Disclosures
karacsonyt Is boldog njevi ilnne-
pel1et kivan a lclkesz csalad, az
egyhaz 0sszes tagjainak |!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24

kovetkezo sorrendben fog vegezni
szolgalatokat:
kedden es Merdan este fel s.
kor bunbanati istentisztdletek
lesznek Farrel-on.
Karacsonyfa iinnepely.-A be-
vett szokas szerint, vasarnapi is
kolasok reszere ez even is lesz ka-
racson,fa iinnepely, meg pedig a
tpmplomban foly0 no "a .-en, azaz
csiit0rt0k0n este fel S-l2or egy
ey0ny0rii programmal, amely al
kalommal, legalabb is remeljiik,
minden jo gyermeket meg fog
aianlekozni Santa Claus bacsl.
Mem muiaSZthat.juk ell lit megem
liteni AIT, hogy ez even vasarnapl
iskolank reszere 10th Janos s ne
je. kival6 magyar iizletember, egy
16 lab magas karacsonyfat aJande
kozott. Ezen testvtriink, a vett er-
tesitts Szerint, csak regi bevett
szokasat hozza gyakorlatba k0z0t
think, amelyet az alliancei ref. egy
haz kebeleben minden even ez-
el6tt, micIott ide koltozkod0tt vol
ma, or6mmel gyakorolt. Fogadia
cme szivessege6rt a vasarnapi IS
kola et6seg6nek halas k0szo-
nctdt.
UrvacsorsosZtas-A karacsonyi
szen.. iinnepen az egyhaz lelkesze
k6t kiil0nb0zo helyen fog osztani
urvacsorat, ugymint
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
"A MELTOsAGOS CSIZMADIA'
Az E. Y. nj. A. G. pompas enekes
es tancos boh6zat bemutatasara
ksszul.

Az Amerikaba szakadt Greg szii
lGk lit felcseperedett magzatjai ta
Ian mem is tudjaE, hogy milyen
mesterseg odahaza a cSizmadia-
sag? A csizmar6l is csak hallottak,
k0tve hissziik. hogy az ittcnick Ia
ban cSak egyszer is. vote ramas
csizma.
Egy pompas, enekes es tancos
boh6zat keret6ben mindenkinek
alkalma lesz megismerkedni enc
nemes hazai mestersegeel. Az f.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24

Penteken, karacsony' elso nap
ian Farrell-on, reggel 10 orakor
iinnepi istentisztelettel kapcsolato
san nrvacsora Osztas leend.
Az aldozashoz sakramentumi
szent jegyeket Baba neJe, az egy
haz jelenlegi preshytere ajanlot-
tax meg.
Szombaton, karacsony masod
napjan, reggel 10 orakor Mine No.
5-0n iinnepi istentisztelet szin-
ten Urvacsoraosztassal kapcsola-
tosan, a szokott helycn.
Tagsagi dijak.-Az elmult pres
byteri gyiilts hatarozatanak ertel-
me alapjan, multi heten mar meg
kezdettek presbyterek az egy-
haz tagsaei dijak bekollektalasat,
lelkesz altal kiallitott kimuta-
tas szerint es minden egyes hat
ralekost fel fognak keresni. Ke-
rem, fogadjak oket testverck szi
vesen es, hacsak lehetseges, igye-
kezzen mindenki az iinnepek alatt
hivatalos k0telezettsegenek eleget
tcnni, inert mem szeretnenk AIT
hogy az evkonyv 0sszeallitasnal
neviik teljesen kimaradjon.
Karacsonyi szinieloadas.-Ka-
racsony masodnaIpjan, azaz foly6
no 26.-an, szombaton oral kez-
dettel. Sharonban lev6 Maennen-
chor Hallban karacsonyi gyermek
szinieloadas, tancmulatsaggal kap
:solatosan. Ezen napOn vasar-
napi iskolas n6vendekek ket, a
Camp Fire Girl klubja pedig egy
ket felvonasos szindarabot fognak
nl6adni az egyhaz javara, a lei
kesz vezetese mellett. J0jj0n tc-
hat minden magyar sziilo es hoZza
ell magaval gyermeket is, es mi
hissziik. hogy szivb6l fog 0riilni
a karacsonynak, meg a leghide
gcbb erzeSii is.
Az Ifjusagi Kor tisztikara-A
Reformatus Tfjusagi Kor, a lei
kesz-eln0k vezetese alatt, foly6
no 3.-an tartotta rendes havi gyii-
leset, amely alkalOmmal a folyo
iigyek elintezese utan, az 1926
TX eyre a k0vetkezok valasztattak
meg tisztvisel6knek: Baba Jolan
eln6k, Szakacs Agnes alelnok,
Macy Marislka jegyz6, Kiss Juli-
anna penztarnok, Hunyadi Ilona
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
KIMEGYEK A TEMET0BE.

Kimegyek a temet6be,
Megasni a sirom.
'Elhagyott a hutlen babam
Tul elni mem birom.
Ha lennt nyugszom maid;
A sotet sir hallgatag oleben,
Ejtsel konnyen hiitlen babam,
Sirhantom f0ldjere,
Megbocsatom hitlenseged,
Imadkozom erted.
Hogy az listen bocsassa meg,
A re hiitlenseged.
Megbocsatok en- is Neked
Fem, a magas egbe.
Kiildj egy sohajt a reszemre,
Sirom melysegebe =.
Zsigray Gusztav
Sharon, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24

szEMELYI HIR

DIR. Laurisin Jen6 magyar or
vos (2SO East Federal st, Union
Hldg.) ezuton tudatja betegeivel
ismer5seivel, hogy f. evi decem-
ber 2S.-t6l, 1926. januar 10.-ig
ncm lesz orvosi rendel6ieben ia
lal1at6.
Januar Len, hetfon ismet visz
szater varosunkba $ tovabb folly
tatja rendel6 orait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
J0NNEK A sZINESzEK!

A 10th Istvan vezetese alatt al
10 new york. Magyar Szinpad" >,
januar els6 napjaiban nagyon
nagy ultra indul. New York varo-
saban szedik 0ssze satorfajukat s
nekivagnak Macy Amerikanak.
UtJuk vfgcelja: California. Pom
pas darabbal arkezik k0riinkbe. ez
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
BRIDGEPORT szOvETsEG

A Magyar Betegsegelyzl $40
vetseg helyi fiokja az elmult va
varnap tartotta meg gyiileset
Tisztviselo valasztaS mem volt, te-
kintettel a megielentek csektly
szAmara. A januar havi gyiil6s va
lasztja maid meg az uj tisztikart,
akik mem lesznek jelen, azol1 soc
birsagot tartoznak fizetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
SHARON, PA.
NAGYSZABASU MULATSAG
Kabare Is tancestely karacsony
elso napjan.

Mem csak a sharoni, hanem a
farrelli, sharpsvillei, valamint kor
nyeki magyarsag is nagy erdeklo
dessel varja karacsony elso nap
lat. December Sen, penteken es-
te tartia meg a Munkas Betegse-
gelyzo es Onkepz6 Szervezet sha-
roni fiokja nagyszabasu, ka-
bareval egybekotott baljat. A Ma
ennerchor Hallban lesz megtart-
va ez a dupla mulatsag, mely a
leglSitiin6bb szorakozast iger min
den egyes resztvev6nek.
A rendez6seg nagy buzgalom-
NAL faradozik, hogy kettoS es-
te minden tekintetben nagy sike-
rii legyen. Pompasan osszeallltott
kabareval veszi kezdetet az estely,
szinre lIeriilnek legjobb igazan
legkedveltebb miikedvel6k fe1lep-
tevcl k0vetkezG darabok: :" A
hajlektalan egy felv. nepszinmH.
"Az alv6 oroszlan" boh6zat. GA
holdkorosok' boh0zat. "A gorOm-
ba hazmester kitiin0 trefa, vala-
mint "Az elso csok" cimii POM
pas monolog. Az ertekes miisor
utan kczdet6t veszi maid a tame,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24

a videk legl1itiin6bb zenekara huz-
"a maid a talpalaval6t.
Aki karacsonyi iinnepek alkal
naval pompasan 6hajt sz6rakozni,
az feltetleniil legyen jelen ezen
nagyszeriinek igerl1ez6 esten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24

Kohl: Vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz
Heti so"rena.- A nagyh6ten
egyhazunk kebeleben a lelkeSz a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01
GOING Outside the La2r

TT is becoming increasingly difficult for
one to judge his neighbors in their at
titude toward the law.
Advocates of prohibition demand in the
name of patriotism, and the constitution,
and the law, rigid enforcement of the Vol
stead act. At the same time they will JUS
: tify and encourage lawlessness on the
part of officials in such enforcement.
At least the official conduct of the
chief of police of Des Moines, Iowa, and
the public approval it appears to meet,
seems to indicate mixed emotions in the
minds of Des Moines lovers of the consti-
tuition and the law
Every law provides the punishment for
its violation. The Volstead act is no ex-
ception. Yet in his war on bootleggers
the Des Moines chief of police appears to
have become law unto himself, and has
invented new and unusual punishments
not provided by national or state statutes.
While the story that he intends to place
bootleggers in stocks appears to be ex-
aggerated, he admits he would like to do
1t If the laws of Iowa would permit But
he now plans to ride bootleggers about
the city in placarded patrol wagon, and
has already picketed drug stores; and one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01
"WitkoNt Prejndice OF Bias


'JNTITH0UT prejudice or bias and
wv with open minds" nine farmers,
two IslnerS, blacksmith and con-
tractor, composing the county grand jury,
have indicted young John T. Scopes at
Dayton, Tenn. for high miSdemeanor
under the state law
The quotation as TO prejudice, bias and
open minds is not to be laughed at. IL
was perfectly possible for the l3 grand
Jurors TO reach their conclusion that
Scopes had committed an indictable Of
Tense without being guilty of bias. Thir-
teen firm believers in the theory of evo-
luton could have brought in the same in
dictnent. II was merely a question of
whether or not Scopes had taught the
theory of evolution and whether or not
the law had made this n miSdemeanor.
The answer was yves" in each case.
However, the action of the grand jury
completes another indictment-of the
Tennessee legislature before the bar of
public opinion. And the charge on which
these legislators are thus indicted is that
they legislated with prejudice and bias
and without open minds. A majority of
the legislators believe certain things and
Niits navy ny law W NplAiptl
others to think as they do. Only men
saturated with prejudice and with minds
completely closed could have done this.
II was as if these lawmakers, believing
as most of them probably do, in the the
DRY of free trade, had decreed that that
theory only should be taught in the
schools, that the theory of protective tar
if should not be mentioned.
The case in Tennessee is not so inn
portant in itself as to cause the country
serious concern. In another two years il
doubtless will be repealed and in the
meantime the agitation will have caused
thousands to use their brains. But the
case is important as a symptom of what
is going on in America. 1t is not only in
Tennessee that majorities are seeking to
inflict their opinions and their prejudices
on the minds of others and going beyond
the bounds of peaceable persuasion to
do So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01

of his pickets searched the mayor when
the latter came from drug store.
What is really more interesting than
the spectacular efficiency of the police
chief is what newspaper story says is
the attitude Of the better element or
the church-going people" II seems that
when the mayor was searched by one of
the chiefs pickets he threatened drastic
action but dido nothing. since sentiment
of church-going people seemed TO be for
Lavender" who seems to have the upper
hand Ministers in churches laud him
and generally back him in his ideas. .
The better element of the city seems TO be
for him. Temperance organizations, wom-
ems clubs and civic clubs are supporting
him. The w. C. T. IT, has elected him
delegate TO the international convention in
England in June"
Little sympathy will be wasted on the
booteggers. The law will take care of
them on conviction. There is more sig
nificance in the mental attitude of the so
called better element which backs police
chief in taking the law into his own
hands, and even violating the law and
constitution in his determination to en-
force the law in his own way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01
Women Workers and Justice Stone

BY MAX STERN

tho Adkins case OF 1924. decided
against tho women workers OF
The District Of Columbia by tho
supreme court In 5.,o.s deci
bionf
The Adkins decision was rem.
dcrtd by justices Sutherland.
Mcileyuolds. Butler. AicKonnR
and Van Devanter. Dissenting
were Justices Taft, Sanford and
Holmes. Because Of bis copnec.
lion with the Oregon minimum
wage caro- OF 1914. Justice Bran.
dsls did not vote. Ackonna has
since been succeeded BY Stone.
II Stone casts his vote in the
new cases in favor Of tho wom-
on. and II Brandels. votes II
seems probable TINT the Adkins
decision will bc reversed. II
Brandcla refuses to vote the
decision might bo TO 4.
Prof Thomas Reed Powell OF
Columbia University. who Is
personal friend OF Justice Stone.
recently In the Harvard Law
Review attacked the Adkins de.
cinion and put Justice Snthcr.
land. who wrote IL. on tho grill.
"As n fragrant instance OF In.
sufficient reasons and OF judg-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01

hearfsiek after an Grille Of So pears.
nc dies praying for the fafhcri1nd
'ohioh he had disoicncd aud ichich
had dieoioHod him IN return.
q. Why Is copper wire used for
long distance telephone lines in
stead OF Iron wirc2
a. because 70 Is much better
conductor than iron irirc. Due 10
this quality the mazimnm length
Of circuit opcr ichieh IL Is possible
TO faik Is about four times as great
ieifh copper irirc as Nth iron icire
OF the same dsc.
@. Are poke berries poisonous?
For what arc they used7
a. They arc poisonous. but arc
used 10 some ertent for medicinal
purposes,
@. WIN coal ashes fertllIzc the
ground2
4. No, they hare no fcrHii=in0
rdine.
@. BY whom were the words and
tune Of Maryland. My Maryland"
written?
A. The ,cords ieers icritten bv
James Ryder Randall aud set 10 the
famous German tune "Bmschcn-
lied"
O. What kind OF pine iB a
Kauri pine2
4. A beautiful Nep Zealand cont
ferrous tree. wJtioh sometimes al
tdins a height Of 100 feet aud chioh
Is noted for It's dark foliage. Attic
u Is often called pine. 10 is not a
pine at all. ALTERING IN many es-
sentiaI details from the common
pine.
q. What nre "ant cows"?
4. Phht lice are called bv this
name because They crude sicoct
"honcU deio" from their bodies The
ants JoiioD them about. and euct
stroke them. 10 hasten nc crpui-
sion Of Tho secretion. when INC
SAP SuDpiV for The aDhidcs fails,
me dnts carry their "co,Cs' 10 pe,o
food plants. and IN ,cintor both INC
adult aphidos and The GINS arc car
riod into the ant cdpcrns and care
fuiiD attended tmtH spring, ,ohcn
men arc again placed on me sUcn-
iaD plant buds
Q. what arc the best aud most
becoming colors for auburn bonds
TO wcnr2
A. ShddcS ~ greens. blues and
other neutral coiors. apoidiaD any
shades VI rcd. pink or orange.
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no wages below the living
~ standard impair tho health

no wages below the living
~ standard impair tho health
OF women workers.
Can the poles power Of states
be invoked 20 prevent starvation
wages TO women and tho conro-
quent menace 20 the public wei.
faro7
These questions. answered AZ
firma,lyoly hy tho legislatures
and governors Of - American
states. seven provinces or Can.
ada and six European countries
that have minimum wage laws.
by 40 out OF so Judges who have
passed on the issue. and by the
mass Of Americans everywhere.
are again up 10 the United
States supreme court TO answer.
Tho Snrdcll caso. attacking
tho minimum wage law or All.
zona has been set for October
ON appeal from tho federal dis.
trict court AZ the same time
the supreme court will hear an
appeal from an attack on tho
Wisconsin law.
Harlan +. Stone. the newly
appointed justice. occupies tho
lImellght in the legal battle 10
como. VIII Stone help TO reverse
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? !? Ansvers to Your Questions !? !?

Q. Is the slant in the Leaning
Tower Of Pisa accidental or was It
built purposely with the slant?
4. IL has long been disputed
tchether the slant Of leaning totrers
Is accidental That Of Pisa shocs
an increased height tn each success
ire story on the leaning side, tohich
has been attributed by some 10 at
fempts OF the architects to rcctify
a sinking iehiie the toiccr tcas be-
ing built Others hare aduanccd
arguments to shoi1 that the slant
here and eiseiohero iras Intentional
The latter Is the prevailing opinion.
Q. Where do dress materials. such
as calico. cashmere and muslin, get
their names?
A. The names Of number Of
our dress goods or fabrics oice their
origin TO the places pherc they
1rere first used or manufactured.
Damnsk, for instance. comes nom
Damascus; muslin from Moosni IN
Mesopotamia; calico from Caiicni,
q city In India; dimitv from DapI-
eta IN E0ypt; cashmere from the
gdIIeD Of Cashmere In Indian. and
tCorsted from a bown Of that name
in England ,chere u ieas first made.
@ What does It mean to table
n motion?
a. This Is The common term for
The motion ITO lay on the table" a
leOis!dtiDe proposal or other mat
ter brought 10 The attention Of n
legislative body Originally II Wds