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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-16
VERTICAL

73-sudden Pickering ligh.
75-duet
76--one (German)
79-skill
S0-exclamation of surprise
S3-agree
S6-chemical symbol
SI-more arid
SS--cOrpulent
S0-sun god
91-sand bars .
93-mimicked
95-large receptacle
0T-period of time
99-demon or monster
101-half an EN-
102-to dress
l0+ligbt, long narrow sword
l06-vegetable
i0S-regarding
l10-short sleep
11l-sprcad for drying
112-suffix meaning agent
l14-editors (abbr.J !
11S-err
119-cxhausted cattle and horses
Pathological gardens
123-place
124-rustic
126-Turkish liquid Favored with
J mastic brandy
l2S-speak
l2O-Roman emperor
130-cellar for storing grain
l31-divulged
B2-highest point or peak
f34-balcony
136-narrow strip of woven fabric
13I-expression Of contempt
13!l-small mound
140-adge of dress
143-pithy saying
146--pint (nbbr.)
14S--pound (ab5r)
Copyright 1925. Premier synd., Inc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
LARGE rnoFiT8 HAisING
SO REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONTHLY payment first mortgage
loans on seattle homes; no COM
Savings and Loan Association, 1924
WrHtiake ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
AUCTION SALES
and Saturday
Auction at Bushels

All day Friday, from 1880 a. M,
20 900 p. m, and Saturday
evening from Ts00 10 9;3e, We
will sell 70 the highest bid
ders. without limit or reserve,
the hundreds OF useful articles
% home furnishings which arc
displayed az present upon our
spacious salVs floor, Dozens
~ cousIguurs wish their
money Immediately. 90 We ask
YOU 10 come and help us turn
their goods into casu at the
buyers price. In this remark
able variety OF goods you VIII
find such offerings AZ "A j-plcCc
oNERSTUFFEn MORAIR LIN
ING ROOM SET. as new, J
small CHINESE RUGS, as new,
Wilton and Administer rugs
feit-base floor covering by the
roll. sectional bookcase, G-door
mahogany bookcase. WEST
ERN ELECTRIC WASHER.
an ENINRUpE motor, vacuum
cleaners, oak and maple dress
erS and chirfontcrHs Columbia
and Mendci Photographs,
good dining sets, complete bed
outfits. bedding, curtains.
leather couch. Kitchen cab
met. library tables, settec.
mahogany and osk rockers.
up-to-date singer machine.
tricycle.. box couch. bed. gar
bgsa cans. paint by the gall
lon. rcfrigcrAtors. lawn now
ers. ribbon case, firclcss cook
CIR. fruit Jars. dress form. ten
MS net stools. chairs. kitchen
equipment, etc Bargains for
everyone at the three regular
auctions each week ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-16
Bushels Auction House
LIVE STOCK

MAin-asss s0oe Second I've,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04

VI MAGYAR ttZLET.
Megnyilt Kiss Pal iizlete.

A magyar izletek szama varo-
sunkban ismet szaporodott egy-
gyel. A Wilson Ave. 1927 szam
alatt Kiss Pal magyar testveriink
egy igazan hianyt polio iizletet
nyitott. Az NJ magyar izlet vegy-
tisztitassal vasalassal foglalko-
xix egyben egy nagyszeru uji-
tast vezetett be. Negyven0t perc
alatt kivasalja barkinek a ruha-
jat. Elmegy erte a hazhoz egy
haromnegyed 6ran beliil kivasal-
va, a legnagyobb rendben hazho7
szallitja.
Magyar testvereink figyelmet
lakjanak varos barmely resze.
ben, felhivjuk ere az III iizletre
Partolja mindenki, ne csak azert
inert magyar ceg, hanem azert
inert pontosan, gyorsan olcsor
all mindenkinek rendelkezese
re, ait mondanunk sem kell, hogy
a magyarok kiszolealasa kiil0n0.
figyelemmel t0rtenik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
VERHOVAY 1O8.

A Verhovay Seg6ly Egylet 10S
il1, Youngstown okjanal heter
a k0vetkezo tagok betegek:
Veres Andras 1929 Williamson
Ave., Seb6 Lajos (Rfd. No. 5
Youngstown, o., Gregosits 10
zsef all Kyle ST., Kondas And
ras (27 Walter ST., More Janos
(351 Bessemer ST., Vilagi Ber.
talan (707 Oxford Ave.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelenten-
do, cine: All Kyle st. Telefon
szama: 62O8S.
TIT emlitjuk meg AIT is, hogy a
legkozelebbi Verhovay gyiilesen
mely junius 14-en, vasarnap del
utan lesz megtartva, az egylet hi
vatalos orvosa: DIR. Fiizy Berta-
Ian nepszerii el6adast fog tarta-
nj. Kivanatos lenne, ha a minden-
kit erdeklo nagyon kozelrol
erint6 eloadast minel szamosab-
ban hallgatnak maid vegig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
Hauzer FulDp, titkar.
ST Rose st.
KOsZONET NYILvANITAs

Alulirott halas k0szonetet mon
dunk Mihok Sandor kozjegyzG-
mex, aki benniinket polgarosita-
81 vizsgara elokeszitett. Az q ta-
nitasi m6dszere 'alhpjan meyer
tettiik az Egyesult Alamok alkot-
manyat, kormanyzati rendszeret
es torvenykezeset es ICY konnyen
megtanultuk a polgarosito kerde-
seket es feleleteket. Meg is kap-
TUX polg6rpapirosunkat, amire
biiszkek vagyunk. Ajanljuk hon.
fitarsainknak,, hogy forduljanak
bizalommal Mih6k Sandorho7
nemcsak polgarositasi tanitas
iigy4ben, hanem barmely mas iigy
ben is.
p. Youngstown, 1925. jun. no.
T0bbek megbizasab6l
Polgary Janos,
Adams ST.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
KOZ0s PIKNIK.
Macy magyar pikniket rendez ko-
zGsen julius 4-en a SIT. Istvan Egy
let es egyhaz-A piknik ez evben
is nagy sikeriinek igerkezik.

A Youngstownban lako, vala-
mint kozel tavol kornyeki ma
gyar testvereink nagyon jol tud-
jak, hogy minden esztendoben, jul
Illus 4-en Macy esemenye van XII
lonben sziirke mondhatnank ese-
menytelen magyar eletiinknek.
Ezen a napon szokott lezajlani,
listen szabad ege alatt a magyar
sag legjobban latogatott mulatsa
ga - SIT. Istvan egyhaz es Egy-
let kozos, Macy piknikje.
Ebben az esztendoben is Fourth
of July -kor, a Stop IA, Poland
Ave.-n levo Campbell Parkban
lesz megtartva ez nagyszabasu
es nagyaranyu, hatalmas magyar
mulatsag. A rendez6seg lazasan
kesziil a piknikre, hogy az idei
minden eddigit muljon maid fe
I'LL. A k0z0nseg szamara ez aka
lommal legidealisabb pikni'
hely, a Campbell Park nyitja k
hivogatolag kapuit hissziik
hogy egyiitt lesz az egesz ma
gvarsag.
A pikniken annyi mindenfajt;
szorakozasra lesz alkalom, hogy
AIT mind elsorolni, szinte lehetet
len. A gyermekck s-1mara lit va1
legallalmasabb, minden jova
felszerelt jatsz6 ter. A nagyol
szamara mindenfajta sport yer
senyek lesznek, AIT persZe meg 81
ken emliteniink, hogy tame is les
q pompas padloju, hatalmas, fe
Glett tancteremben. Rigo Josk
k e d V t ciganybandaja huzz;
el maid mindenkinek - no meg
tancosparoknak = notajat.
Kesziilj0n mindenki ere a nag.
magyar piknikre, akikhez pedi,
\ bekopognak a pillnik bizottsa!
kollektorai, azok adjanak jo sziv
vel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
KOSSUTH KOR FONTOS
GYULESE.

A Kossuth K0r vezetosege ez-
uton hozza a tagok tudomasara,
hogy vasarnap, junius Ten este
nyolc oral kezdettel gyiilest tart
a 124 f. Federal ST. alatti helyi-
seg6ben. A gyiiles targysorozata
igen Macy fontossagu, azert k6-
retnek tagok, hogy teljes szam-
ban jelenjenek meg a gyiilesen.
A vasarnapi gyiil6s alkalmaval
a k0vetkezokrol don't tagsag:
y A Magyar Haz-alap ket ha-
zat i6 aron kerik megvetelre = a
tagsag hivatva van hatarozni a
dolog felett.
q Egy nyari X. X. X. X. J
Kossuth Kor Kosaras Kirandula-
sanak megbeszelese.
81 Az arany ora kisorsolasa,
stb., stb.
A tagoknak ismet figyelmebe
ajanlja vezet6seg vasarnapi
gyiilest avval a megiegyzessel,
hogy tagsagi dijat hozza rendbe
mindenki. A k0r ez alkalommal
el alapszabalyok adta jogaval a
tagdijat mem fizet6t torli tagok
sorabol.
TIT is megemitjiik, hogy Kos
suth K0r ifinsagi tornacsapata
szombaton delutan tartja gyakor-
10 orajat, a magyar sziil0k oko-
san teszik, ha gyermekeiket ell
kiildik ezekre lelket-testet ne
vel6 orakra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
SCENT IsTVAN EGYLET

A SIT. Istvan Egylet foly6 h6
Ten, most vasarnap delutan ket
orakor tartja rendes havi gyiile-
set a Kath. Ifjusagi K0r 1O43 Will
son Ave.-n levo helyisegeben. Ke-
retnek a tagok, hogy' pontosan es
teljes szamban jelenjenek meg,
inert fontos dolgok keriilnek tar
gyalas ala - kiil0n0sen pix
niki 'dlolgok kell, hogy elintezest
nyerjenek ezen a gyiilesen.
+ Majus h6napban fIgges1tve
voltak a kovetkezok: Ajvasz Mar
ton es Ignath Gy0rgy 3-3 havi
hatralekkal. Az 'alapszabalyok er-
telmeben keretnek a felfiiggesz-
tett tagok, hogy gyiilesen sze-
melyesen jelenjenek meg hatra-
lekaik rendezese vegett.
E heten a k0vetkez6 tagok be-
tegek:
Ifj. Rub6czky Istvan (537 Ear
ly Rd.), Gregosits JOSEF all KY
lie ST., 0zv. Hajdu Istvann6 (1321
Wilson Ave., Darazs Illesne
(144O South Ave., Pinter JOSEF
(344 Greenwood Ave.
Betegseg Kaluczky Janos ell
noknel jelentend6 be, kinek ci-
me: 1349 Republic Ave-, telefon:
7432O.
Kaluczly Janos, elnok.
Mixich Gaspar, ,jegyz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
KOssuTH KORI PIKNIK.

A magvarsag szeles retegeiben
bizonyara 0r0mmel veszik mind
azok, akIk a szep es nemes dol
gok irant erdeklGdnek = tudoma
sui AIT, hogy a Kossuth K0r juni-
us Il en-, vasarnap rendezi elsG,
de mindcn tekintetben nagyszaba
su piknikjet.
A multi ev folyaman tartott pix
nikck kedves emlekkent elnek
mindannyionknal $ ICY azutan
erthet6, hogy az els6 pilznik irant
Macy erdekl6des mutatkozik. Az
els6 piknik Macy erdekessegeket
iger, lesz ez alkalommal labda.
rugo verseny, uszas, futas egyet
testedz6 sz6rak ozasok, meIyek
mind amellett tesznek maid bi.
zonysagot, hogy Kossuth K01
tagjai a sport minden agaban a
helyiik0n vannak.
Hissziik, hogy a Macy 'sikerii
mex mutatkoz6 pikniken mem csaE
a tagok, hanem a magyarsag i;
teljes szamban r6szt vesz maid.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
VERHOVAY 321.
A vasarnapi gyules.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet 321-
TX, east-youngstowni fi6kosztalya
reank k0vetkez6 vasarnapon,
junius Ten tartja meg gyiileset a
szokott helven, az Italian Hall
ban. A vasarnapi gyiiles delutan
2 0rakor veszi kezdetet - ta-
gok keretnek, hogy teljes szam-
ban es pontosan jelenjenek meg.
A vasarnap targyalas ala kerii-
10 targysorozat Macy fontossaga
kell, hogy erdekeljen minden ia
got. Hissziik, hogy oft is lesz a
tagsag teljes szamban. Akik hat
ralekban vannak = tartsak k0te-
lessegiiknek tartOzasaik rende-
zeset.
A vasarnapi gyiilesen jelentkez
hetnek vi tagok felvetelre. TIT
volna az ideje annak, hogy a
szomszed varos Verhovay tagjai
is kivennek a maguk reszet a tag
szerzesi versenyb6l. vi tagokat
szerezni a legnagyobb S legbizto-
sabb magyar egyletnek mem csak
kotelesseg, minden Varhovay sza
mara, hanem egyben tisztesseges
dijazassal jar6 munka is. A va
sarnapi gyilesen remelhet6leg
'tobben jelentik be AIT, hogy uj ia
gokat szereztek a fi0k szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
A SIT. IMRE HERCEG EGYLET
HAVI GYttLESE.

A new-brunswicki SIT. Imre
Herceg Egylet helybeli, 9-ik osz-
talya a jov6 vasarnap, azaz juni-
us Ten tartia rendes havi gyiile-
set az Athletikai Klub helyisege-
ben, 33S es fel West Federal ST.
alatt.
Kerem tagtarsaimat, hogy a
gyiilesen minel nagyobb szamban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-04
N HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

jelenjenek meg delutan 2 6rakor,
ugyanis ezen gyiilesen esedekes
harom halaleseti illetek es pc
dig: egy a kozponti osztalynal
(New Brunswick), egy 7-ik osz-
talynal (Weirton, w. Va es egy
13-ik, Perth Amboy, N. j. osz-
talynal.
Ugyszinten kerem azon tagtar.
sakat, akik az elmult gyiilesen
hatralekban maradtak, hogy ezer
gyiilesen tagsagi kotelezettse
geiket rendezzek.
Tagtarsi tisztelettel:
Hauzer FtlDp, titkar
ST Rose St.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-11-06
Senate Will Uncover
Teapot Dome Oil Mess

Washington, Nov. 2.-The navy oil
leases will be revived in the senate
at the forthcoming session Of eongre- $,
and those who expected to hush TINS
scandal By turning it over l. the
courts, where it would lose Is pubic
interest, will be disappo.ntea.
The next inquiry will sa9& what
connection the Continental Trading
company Of Canada had Wit the OIL
leases. At the Teapot Dome tJal III
Cheyenne the government azked I9f
time to investigate this cgcefn, but
Federal Judge Kennedy refused. Pro
ceedings were started in Toronto.
where Judge Riddell referred Il the
Continental as a flake company. It
is claimed that $23O,000 II Liberty
bonds, purchased for the company ca
be traced TO former Secretary Of tae
Interior Falls bank account. TIE GOV
eminent attempted to show that the
company was merely a "go-bet"een
for Fall and powerful interest 5.
frenzied efforts were made 70 block
the governments trail Judge hen
nedy refused to grant a postp9nemerl
Of the trial, and leading OIL mca. whom
the government intended 70 use d.
witnesses, left the country. Osler-
former head of the Continental, went
to Africa on a hunting expedition;
Robert W. Stewart Of the Standard
Oil company of Indiana went 10 South
America; II. NJ. Blackmer Of the MID
west oil company went to France, and
James O'Neil, former head Of The
Prairie oil and gas company also
went to Europe.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-11-06

Canada's foreign trade growing,
governmnt reports say.
American Federation of Labor con-
vention asks inquiry into gigantic
bakery merger
Coroners jury holds negligence of
Chesapeake q Ohio railroad was re-
sponsible for fatal tunnel cave-ln
which killed two workers.
Don Chain, notorious anti-union
sheriff of Logan County, West Vir-
ginia, must serve two years in Atlanra
for conspiracy to violate prohibition
law, United States Supreme Court
rules.
Central Conference of American
rabbiS praises President Coolidge'i
plea for tolerance in his Omaha
speech.
Automobile manufacturers promise
cheaper cars if Federal taxes on auto
motive products are repealed.
Anthracite coal shortage causes big
demand for fuel-oil equipment in New
York City.
Bank of America reports steady IN
crease in all basic lines of trade and
industry.
Housing conditions in Dublin worse
than anywhere else in British Isles, is
charge made by noted Dublinite.
President Lewis of United Mine
Workers challenges coal operators to
sue him for libel.
w AnJa,cop ,,;oo n,os;lon+ of
Order of Railroad Telegraphers, dies
at Wilmington, Del, while directing
telegraphers' strike on Atlantic Coast
Line railroad.
Texas orders all reference to evolu-
ton deleted from text books used in
public schools.
Federal Council of Churches urges
nations to give justice to China and
end eXtraterritorial privileges.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-11-06
Insurgents Worry
Standpat Leaders

Washington, Nov 2.-Will young
Bob LaFollette be cast into outer
darkness, and will the administration
party refuse to consider him as one
of their own? He was elected as an
independent on the regular Republican
ticket. In many of his speeches he
attacked the administration.
What to do with the young Wiscon-
sin senator must be solved before con-
gress convenes. Senator Butler Is
quoted in the public press as favor
ing the long dark road to oblivion.
Senator Lenroot, colleague of Lafol-
lette, and Senator Watson are also
quoted as wanting to purify their par
ty from all forms of isurgency, as
when they ousted LaFolette, senior,
together with Senators Ladd. Brook
hart and Frazier.
Administration moderators do not
favor this plan, provided the ousted
confess their sins -and indicate they
are in a penitential frame of mind
These moderators refer to next years
elections. This is no time to swing
the big stick, they say.
Another reason is the administrd-
tons uncertain control of the senate
A revenge policy may ieopardize their
tax policy, which includes abolition
of inheritance taxes and sweeping re
auction of taxes on large incomes.
The moderates point out that their
party newspapers are not insisting
that insurgency be punished-at this
time.
The administrations narrow control
of the senate has been increased by
several majority party senators who
nave given notice that they will not
be bound by any party caucus.
So it would appear that this is not
the time for arbitrary action against
young LaFollette. Hence the plea to
forgive and forget if the brethren re-
turn to the fold.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-11-06
which the members of organized labo.
viii achieve their purposes.
Organized Labor Makes Progress

which the members of organized labas
viii achieve their purposes.
Organized Labor Makes Progress
1T is conceded By friends and foes
that great good has been accomplished
by organized labor Much more will
be accomplished through the efforts
81 those who are nov members and
increasing progress will be made II
the thousands Who are eligible i
membership will but respond TO the
invitation of organized labor by join
ing with it.
We, therefore. issue d broad, cor
dial and earnest invitation to the
working men and women, wherever
they may be. to Join the ranks OF OF
gained labor, TO become members Of
trade unions, to associate themselves
with their feiIoW-Workers and to be
come a part Of this great brotherhood
# organized labor
1T Is a great privilege to be asso-
GATED with millions Of men and wom-
On in the furtherance Of the cause of
labor. It is a great opportunity e
help ones self and to serve in helpln
others. 1t is an honor to be nu y
bered in an army of approximately
100000 organized working men and
women who are banded together N
the cause Of human betterment and
ocial wellbeing.
Zone Of the definite purposes Of this
great group Of people is to foster and
encourage the buying Of goods manu-
featured and made By union workers
and under union conditions of en-
ployment. Through education the
workers can be taught how to employ
their purchasing power in order 10
promote and protect their own best in
tefests. Many organizations affiliated
with the American Federation Of La
bon have adopted union labels to guide
union labor and the friends of union
labor in the purchasing of products
and commodities manufactured by
them They have also adopted shop
cards in order to inform and educate
the public as to where union hep Is
employed and where union made goods
are sold. This phase Of trade union,
educational work will be greatly en-
phasized in the moving picture cam
paign to which | previously referred.
Their Own Salvation at Stake
The power to do and to help in
n aking more effective the principles
Of organized labor lies within the
working men and women of America.
This power lies dormant and Intent
and is available for use. 1t is for the
workers to decide whether or not ii
shall be developed and used along
rational, constructive and successful
lines. They must work out THEN own
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-11-06
PRESIDENT GREEN EXPLAINS
PURPOSE OF ORGANIZED Labor
IN "LABOR'S REWARD" MON.E


promote the spiritual, cultural I'D
esthetic part OF their lives. Ihls Is
not true OF the employers, bec3uze
lower wages mean nothing more 10
them than increased profits and IN
creased earning power. This Is alto
gether and purely materaaslie.
Through the sustained and increased
earning power the workers may BUY
better food, better clothing i've III
better homes, enjoy art and literature
and may do numerous other tmnes
which tend to make life worth il"lng.
Through a reduction in the hours
Of labor so that the days Work may
be performed within reasonable houis'
the worker has an opportunity Ioi
leisure. self-deYelopment and fecfea-
ton. by this process toll does not De
come burdensome, overseeing, de-
structive to body and mind Alter tae
end Of the days work the worker Is
neither too tired nor worn 10 cult
waite the cultural, educational anu
recreational part of his HE.
"The logical consequence of the de
velopment of such a life Is 10 make
the worker a citizen more interested
in the civic, social and political phases
of his community life. With the
stimulated effect which comes through
higher living standards his community
interest and civic pride is aroused ana
he becomes deeply interested IN every
worthy project which has for Its puI-
pose the advancement Of the social,
industrial and civic life of the com
munity. Manifestly, organized labor
its varied activities, is constantly
adding to those human values which
make for better citizenship and better
workmanship.
at is this moving principle, 1ellect-
ed in all the work of organized labor,
which inspires working men and won
en- to unite their economic strength
through membership in trade unions.
Those who have thought it through
understand clearly and quite well that
their economic salvation and the liV-
ing of their lives upon that higher
plane to which the thinking worker
ernestly aspires can only be realized
through organization, education and
understanding. 1t is not difficult TO
follow this reasoning. The mobiliZa
ton of the economic strength of work
ing men and women, the utilization Of
their collective efforts and the COLI
centration Of these powers and IN
fluences constitute the means through
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-11-06

When you try to make an impress
sion that's the impression you make.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-11-06

salvation. Through their own solidar-
it, aad constructive ability they can
accomplish results far in advance Of
the expectations and hopes Of the
most optimistic.
In the name Of and in behalf Of the
great American Federation Of Labor
/ bespeak for the great labor move
ment the sympathy and support Of it.
friends ana | invite working men and
women who are not nov identified
with the organized labor movement to
Join with US and to work with as a.
members of the organized labor move
ment Of America
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-11-06
Oppose Tax Publicity.

Washington, Nov. 2.-House oppon-
ents Of tax publicity are confident this
Inv will be repealed by that body. In
TIE senate, however, opposition will
be met by law makers who favor
greater publicity. In the last con-
gless the senate's attitude was shoEn
in its vote on the Norris bill which
permitted access to every detail of a
mans tax return. This was apprO red
by a vote of As to 81 When the bill
vent to conference, the committee, IN
der the leadership Of Senator Smoot
struck out the amendment and made
the proposed law authorize publicity
merely Of the taxpayers name and the
amount paid. This was approved by
both houses.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-11-06

Stamp out THbercuRo5fg
7uiik tbiy
ChrIJtmaJ Sea-
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Oppose Prison Labor.

Providence, X. l., Nov. Prison
labor that completes with free work
ers was condemned by the Rhode
Island state federation of labor con-
Vention. Governor Pothier and the
state legislature are asked to abolish
the evil.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-11-06

THENATIoNAL, STATE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ASSOCIATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-11-06
Bosses Work Old Trick.

Minneapolis, Nov. In an injun3-
ton proceeding against striking INT
and cap makers, the unionists pre-
sented sworn testimony that agents Of
the employer attempted to obtain per
jured alridavts to use against them.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-11-06
Wire Chief Is Dead.

Wilmington, N. c., Nov. Il. W.
Anderson, vice president of the Or
der of Railroad Photographers, died
suddenly at his hotel here. He was in
Wilmington aiding the strike of tele-
graphers ON the Atlantic Coast Line.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-11-06
Many Wives In Industry.

Washington, Nov. 2.-One-third of
all industrially-employed women in
the District Of Columbia are married,
declares the y. M. c. A. in a report
If a survey of industrial conditions
in the nations capital.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-11-06
Food Prices Increased

Washington, Nov. Food prices
have increased per cent between
September 10, 1925, and September
10, 1924, according to the United
States bureau of labor statistics.