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The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-07-15
GHOST CITY, ONCE THRIVING
METROPOLIS, TO BE JUNKED

The nineteen families that live there
by virtue Of the free rent are wonder
ing what the Kansas City concern will
do with the homes. Many of the build
ings. seven and eight-room structures.
are strictly modern.
Herman Sonken of the iron com
pany says he is in a quandary as to
what to do with the fine homes. 1t
would be crime to tear them down,
he feels. There are more than two
hundred houses.
Midco has 294 acres of land in the
TOWNSHIP The same owners also have
a lease on $4,000 acres of timber land.
In close proximity to the town are
several iron mines which produced
metal for military uses in the war, but
are idle now.
When the great demand for iron
came in the World war the Mid-Con-
tinent Iron corporation built huge
iron plant and pig iron plant there
and laid out the town.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-07-15

About 100000 was spent on the
plant. Workers hurried in and built
the homes and buildings. The hum of
the powerful machinery in the great
plant was heard night and day during
the war and the workers went to the
new city in great numbers AS many
as 5000 once occupied the town. After
the war, the plant was shut down. The
population, jobless, departed, leaving
the city in the hills deserted.
Most Of the machinery in the big
steel plant is intact and will be re-
claimed by the iron company.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-07-15

tiers in their early teens to take Lydia
e. Pinkham's. Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Louthan says-"I gave my
fifteen-year old girl Lydia 3. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and it did her a
wonderful lot of good. She was out Of
school for four months. l read the
advertisements of the Vegetable Com
pound. and since she has taken it she
has improved and has gone back to
school. / recommend the Vegetable
Compound to other mothers with girls
who are not as strong as they should
be."-MRs. ALICE LouTHAN, Route 2,
Charleston, Illinois
Some girls in the fourth generation
are now relying on Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-07-15
Big Demand in Britain
for u. S. Safety Razors

Washington. The growing popu-
larity of the American safety razor
and it's Indispensable blade was evil
denced in Commerce department re-
port showing that such blades ac-
counted for approximately two-thirds
of this county's $l3,O00,OO0 cutlery ex-
port trade In 1925, while the old-fash-
toned "ax' razor made up one-tenth.
The little whisker eliminator found
more customers in the British isles
than in any other country.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-07-15

by those who have the interest of
commercial aviation at heart.
Aviation as an Industry.
Both Herbert Hoover, secretary of
commerce, and Harry S. New, post
master general, have expressed the
opinion that it was the proper func-
ton of the government to aid in the
development of aviation as an indus
try. With a view to encouragement
of the flying art Secretary Hoover
last year recommended the establish
ment of a bureau of civil aviation In
the Department of Commerce, to be
charged with the duty of providing
services for commercial aviation COM
parable to those afforded in the field
of commercial navigation.
This proposed bureau received warm
commentator from Mr.. New when he
appeared before President Coolidge's
air board of inquiry last September.
The postmaster general brought out
that in the last fiscal year air mail
planes had flown more than two and
one-haif million miles, of which more
than half million miles were night
flights. Great as had been the growth
in efficiency of the government-oper-
ated air mail service, Mr.. New CON
tended, however, that the government
should not permanently administer the
service under its own auspices. He
favored assigning the service to pri-
Uato a0anoioc 1rpdo,.s oonfroot inst a 9,
is done in the transportation Of the
mail by railroads and water carriers.
Already some private concerns have
entered the new field outlined by
Hoover and New. The Eastern Air
Transport, Inc, linking New England
with the West by means of the Fed
eral line, was organized late last year.
Shortly afterward the Western Air
Express, Inc, with main Offices in Los
Angeles, began operation of an air
mail and freight service between Chi
cago and California.
Besides these, several other lines
are contemplated in st. Louis, Boston,
Hartford, Des Moines and other points,
So far, due to the fact that the amount
of freight must be limited, private
commercial aviation has not developed
at the rate that some of its ardent
advocates would like; but this phase
of the matter is receiving serious
study all over the country, and it is
believed that the day is not far off
when planes viii be able to carry more
freight, thus being of greater indus
trial use.
Early this year Henry Ford entered
the ranks of the pioneers in COM
mercial aviation when he started to
operate a private line between. Chi
cago, Cleveland and Detroit. The
first definite adventure Of financial
men into the field of commercial avia-
ton, with the ayowed intention of ex-
tending their activities to all parts of
the country, was announced in De-
cember, 1925, with the formation of
the Colonial Air Transport, Inc This
adventure" was hailed as the first
great step toward making commercial
aviation practical and profitable on a
large scale. 1t was predicted that,
should the first efforts be successful,
he hackers of the scheme would next
tempt to carry passengers on com
lercial basis.
Postmaster General New explained
ecently that 1t was the intention of
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-07-15
PROMOTING SiIk Culfure

Mrs Rose Castiglione Of Tacoma,
Wash, is endeavoring to establish
sericulture on Puget sound. She oh
tanned 5000 silkworm eggs from Italy.
To incubate them she wrapped them
carefully, placed them next to her
body and let the heat hatch them. She
has put them on mulberry leaf diet
and expects to know soon whether silk
can be grown probably in that eli
mate.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-07-15
ORGANIZATIONS
and MOTHERS
BOTH AGREE
Health of School Girls
Important
The Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls
arc two national organizations v1o,.Iy.

ing side by side in
thecause ofhealthy.
happy, intelligent
womanhood; train
ing the minds Of
e a er girls for
gre ter service.
training their bodies
for the destiny that
shall be theirs.
Allhonor tothem!
Wise mothers like
Mrs. Alice Louthan
urge their dauph.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-07-15
The 1926 SIogar,

Cortlandt Blocker, sitting in a New
York night club, Indicated a half
dozen tables occupied by sleek young
gigolos and elderly or even old women
a-glitter with diamonds
'In the past" said Mr. Blocker,
1--WE night-lifers had for our slogan,
BE young while you can but these
rich female veterans here have made
that slogan weak and 'old-fashioned
For the last ten years they've been
young while they couldn't"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-07-15
Rocks of Mystery

Near the town of Carneiro, Kan,
are two mushroom rocks. One is Ia
feet high and the other 20, rising right
out of the prairie, says Nature Maya
zine. How this sandstone formation
got there is a mystery of the ages I'M
less some one in the audience can come
forward with an answer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16
A MUNKAsN0 LETMINIMUMA

(Folytatiukl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16

A zajos, iokedvi hangulatot,
csak az auto sorsolas szakitotta
felbe. Mindenki nagy kivancsisag
gal varta, Xxi lesz szerencses
nyertess Megtortent a sorsolas,
az 5s62-es szam nyert. A szeren-
cses szam tulajdonosa, egy ked-
yes apr6sag, Darazs Margitka,
Darazs EIDE, nepszerii magyar Dor
belly leanykaja. A nyer6 szamnak
erdekes hist6riaja van. Darazsek-
max 33 szamuk volt ign Macy XII
vancsisaggal vartak sorsolast.
Alig par perccel ennek megtor-
tente el6tt, a kis Margitka egy
kv6dert kapott ice creamra, oyer
mpkboldogsagokra. 0 azonban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16
A SZOMBATI PIKNIK SZEPEN
SIKERttLT
Darazs Margitka nyerte meg a
Ford autot- -Nagyszamu k0z0n-
seq volt egyiitt, kes6 ejszakaig-
Pompasan mulatott mindenki.

A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor szom
baton tartotta idenytzar6 mulat
sagat steeltoni play groundon.
A kora delutani 6rakban megin-
dult d magyarok vandorlasa mu
latsag helyere a koz0nseg gyii-
lekezese, bizony estig tartott. A
lelkes, leanyokb6l es fiukb6l al
10 rendez6seg, nagn gonddal ke-
szitett elo mindent, semmiben
mem volt hiany.
Medve Istvan, hubbardi zene.
karanak muzsikajara vigan, szin-
tie sziinet nelkiil folyt a tame. A
megnagyobbitott tancpadl6, zsu-
folasig rakva volt tancos parok.
kal. A fiatalokkal az oregebbek,
szinte versenyre keltek. XII birja
XII tovabbi
A hiisit6knel, az ennivaloknal
faradhatatlanul nyiizsgott a ko.
zonseg. Kedves leanyok r6zsabim-
b6kat arultak - egyszoval, min-
den volt bowen. A gyereksereg a
tornaszekereken sz6rakozott =
minden 'baleset nelkiil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16
FENYEs EsKttv0
Pivarnyik Anna Is Swan Karoly,

A SIT. Istvan templom fenyes
eskiiv6 szinhelye volt e ho Ten.
Ekkor eskiidtek egymasnak orok
hiiseget Pivarnyik Anna es Swan
Karole. A jegyespart nagyszamu
nasznep kisarte templomba.
Nyoszoly6 lanyok voltak: Blask6
Mariska, Haluska Mariska, Halus-
ka Erzsebet, H0rcsik Ilonka es
nyoszoly6 asszony volt Mrs. FL
wood Walker. Tanuk voltak: FL
wood Walker es Brogley Ferenc.
V0felyek voltak: Gregosits J6-
zsef, Pletenik Janos es Gene Ca
bor.
Az eskiiv6 utan, menyasszony
sziileinel, Pivarnyik Mihaly es ne
je, sziiletett Timar Erzsebet, 800
Alexander ST., teritett a1talok
vartak a nasznepet. A ket nasz-
asszony faradtsaga nem volt hia :
baval6, az asztalok roskadoztak a
sok pompas etel terhe alatt. A
fatal part rengeteg ajandekkal
leptek meg az ismeros0k, amiert
lit mondanak ismetelt k0sz0ne-
tet. Kiil0n dicseret illeti az els6
Nofelyt. Broaley ',Ferencet, aki
ey0nydrii szavakkal bucsuztatta
ugy a v6legenyt, mint menyasz-
szonyt.
A lakodalom minden tekintet-
ben legszebb bekessegben, meg
ertesben es szeretetben folyt lie,
az oromsziil6k csak AIT sajnaljak,
hogy mem nagyobb a hazuk, hogy
meg tobb vendeget hivhattak vol
ma. A f6zesnel Gene Claiborne es
Kovacs Ferenczne segitettek.
A menyasszonyi csokrot, vala-
mint nasznep vfragjait Ferenczy
Jen6ne viragizlete szallitotta, az
izletes, miiveszi kiallitasu csok-
rok ellen feltiinest keltettek.
A fatal par, a lakodalom utan,
naszutra indult.
Gratulalunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16

nerkedes feszelyezettsege lekristalyo
sodott ARA helyzetre, amikor az EN-
berek k6zvetlensegben feloldva 0nma
guk, akkor Walter dominal6 egyenise
ge isrhet ery&nyesiilesre jntott.
- Miss Julia - kezdte meg egy ma.
pom en- el fogok menni magukt6l
Holnap.
.Tnha megijedt. Tudta, hogy Walter
nem szokott trefalni szavaval.
Mierta
- Olyan akarok lenni, akihez a ma
ga sziilei hozzaadnak magat. Ha sze-
rencsem lesz,, visszaj6vok Is megkeren
kezet.
Julia elrejtette az arcat es szive
heyesebben liiktetett. Hiszen ez ro
name! Hiszen ez a legnagysze-,'bb do
log vilagon. Edes, csikland6s erzes
bizsergett az ereiben es egy pillanatie
meg is feledkezett arr6l, hogy flu el
fog menni.
Walter kezeert nyul es egg cs6kot
lehelt ra, felve, ahitatosan.
- Julia nezzen a szemembe.
Julia k0nnyesen felnezett:
- En- nem kerem, hogy varjon ram
es mem kerdem, hogy szeret-e. Ha ta-
lal valakit, akihez yonz6dik, amig en-
odaleszek, akkor szivere hallgasson
A. Er5sen a szemebe nezett es megszo'
ritotta kis kezet, hogy julia felszisz-
scent: -. de en- ugy erzem, hogy maga
secret engem es lit fogom talaini, a
mikor yissza jovok.
- De miert akar elmenni, Walter9
- Ember akarok lenni, Julia. MIG
allapodott, tehet5s ember, hogy ha ma
ga engem valaszt maid, sziilei nyugod-
tan rambizhassak.
Julian nagy nyugtalan fajdalom vett
er5t, csak azert erezte, hogy minden
aron meg kell akadalyozni, hogy Wal
ter elmenjen. Ugy erezte, hogyha most
elengedi, orokre el fogja vesziteni
- De hiszen ezt lit is megteheti!
(Folvtatiuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16
FELEMELTEK A RoKKANT
HADAsTYANoK NYUGDIJAT

AZ Egyesiilt Allamok beliigy-
miniszteriumanak nyugdij hiva-
tala jelenti, hogy j0vo h6nap-
t6l kezd6d6leg ot-huszon0t dol
larral magasabb nyugdijat fog
nak kiutalni az amerikai vetera-
noknak, mint az el6z6 esztendok-
ben. Ezen nylgdij tobblet kinta-1
lasahoz nincsen sziikseg kiil0n foI
lyamodasra, inert ezt minden ar
ra jogosuDt hadastyan megkapja,
1926 majus Sig visszamen6leg.
Ezen nj rendelet ertelmeben a
nyugdij t6bbletben reszesul6 We
teranok meghaladja az ezret. Eb-
ben a szamban. bennfoglaltatnak
a Polgarhaboru es Spanyol-
Amerikai haboru, valamint rem
des szarazfoMi hadsereg es ten
gereszet rokkantjai.
Az DlHan rokkantak, akik egy
kezet vagy egy labat veszitettek,
ezutan 60 dollar. helyett IS dol
lart kapnak havonta. Akik egy
kezet es egy labat veszitettek es
|teljesen munkakeptelenek, havon
-.
ia az eddigi 80 dollar helyett 100
dollart fognak kapni. Az olyanok
pedig, akik ket labat, vagy ket
kart veszitettek, agy mindket
szemiikre megvakultak, havon-
kent 100 dollar helyett 125 dol
laros nyugdijban fognak resze-
siilni.
Van a nyugdij t0rvenynek egy
uj rendelkezese is, melynek ertel-
meben az olyan rokkantak, akik
eIveszitettek az egyik keziiket es
"a mask keziik0n is megseriiltek,
vagy elvesztettek egyik labukat
es a mask labukon is megseriil-
tex, havi IS dollaros nyugdijban
fognak reszesHlni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16

mem ef6let vasarolt, hanem egy
szamot yeti erte. S evvel, az utol-
SO pillanatban megvasarolt szam-
NAL nyerte meg az aptot. Da-
razsek $500 aiandekot ajanlot-
talk fel a kornek ebb6l az alkalom
boil. fortuna asszony, gepet ez
alkalommal egy olyan csaladnak
juttatta, akiknek eddig mem volt
autojuk.)
A sorsolas utan tovabb folyt a
mulatsag, vigan, magyarosan.
A minden tekintetben fenyesen
sikeriilt pilSnik me grendezeseert
a kort megilleti minden dicseret.
De az id6jarast is. Mem esett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16

setalni a parkba, vagy kintazni
.egy k6zeli faluba, vagy meelato-
gatni egy j6 baratot. Felesleges
mondanunk, hogy meg szereny
sz6rakozas es pihenes is penzbe
keriil. Betegsegre mindenkor sza-
mitani kell es Xxi merne nagyva-
rosban lako n6k k0ziil az orvost,
fogorvost, szemeszt es gyogy-
szer6szt a szamlaib6l t0r0lni. Va
kaciora alig szamithat a legtobb
munkasn5, bar tagadhatatlan,
hogy minden ember egeszsaee
meger5sitese erdekeben sziiksege-
Ii az evi .egy-ket hetes vakaciot.
Biztositas 6s takarek, amely a
munkasn6t megsebesiilese vagy'
6regsege idejen tamogatja es We
gezetiil templom es adakozas,
ami a legtobb munkasn6nek, bat
ran mondhatjuk, lelkasziiksegEe-
tie,
Osszegezven a fentieket.; nez-
ziink szet varosban es a vegosz-
szeggel szemben, kutassuk XII,
mennyit keresnek a dolgoz6 n8k a
gyarakban, irodakban es iizletek-
ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16
The SKY KNIGHTS
(Folytatas)
Copyright 1926" by Author.

Julia olyan volt, mint egy viragszal,
finom es leheletszerii. Walter riadt
meglepet6ssel felejtette rata tekin-
tetet, amikor legel6szor meglatta, mint
amikor egy nagyvarosi gyereket elo-
szor kivisznek falura es AIT megkapja
a tajek baja, nyugalma es illatos pa
raja - hat ilyen is van a vilagon?
Julia nagyon kedves volt hozza. Va
lahanyszor sz6lt, aka mindig nyajas
nrosolygasra ALT es olyan gondosan
kedveskedve ksrt, hogy Walter soha-
sem erezhette parancsnak. Pedig ere
lyes es csip5s nyelvH is tuylott lenni,
ha kellett, mint AIT Walter mindjart
masnap meglatta, ahogy kiadta a gaz-
dag Jones fianak az utjat.
Amikor Johnny Jones megkerte Ju-
liza kezet, annak hazaerkezeset kovet6
napon, Walter nagyon elszontyol6dott.
Julia tehat el6bb ut Obj el fog hazul-
r6l menni, XII fog menni az 3 eleteb6l.
Pedig Julia alig jott esak haza es az
idegen Walterhoz alig szolt egy par
sz6t meg. Amilyen ragaszkodassal n
haldokl6 hiszi halala percet, hogy meg
is eletben fog maradni, valahogy ugy
biztotta magat Walter, hogy azert meg
is otthon fog maradni Julia soka es min
den j6l fog kiiitni. Macy szomorusag
tilt flu lelkere. Szamadast kezdett
csinalni ommagar6l. Ki is, mi is . tu-
lajdonkepen; mi lesz bel6le, nit csinal-
Jon: Siralmasan iit0tt XII ez merleg on
niagara nezve es elkesereave allapitot
ta meg Walter, hogy elrontotta, elpa-
zarolta az eletet.
Huszon0t ewes volt, szomoru es elke-
seredett IS AIT AIT hitte, hogy elmu-
lasztotta az eletet. szabalyszeri sor-
rendben jelentkeztek ezutan a t0bbi til
netei is annak kornak, amin Wal
ter esak most fog atesni el6szor es a
mely Walter fajtajat, csak egyszer ia
nadia meg egy eletben szerelem-
mex.
Julia NIT sem sejtett abb6l nagy
valtozasb6l, amit az . par napos ott-
honlete okozott flu vilagaban. Edes-
anyja emlitette, hogy hogy' vettek fel
es hogy milyen iigyes Is szorgalmas en-
ber, aki vilagon mindenhez ert es 6t
ugy kimeh, mintha a tulajdon edes-
anyia lenne. A fatal leany ell volt fog
lalva a hosszu tavollet utani hazaj6-
vetel izgalmaival, szobaja rendbehoza-
saval, ismer6s latogatasokkal.
Pennville ket hegy kozott, egy kacs-
karing6s foly6cska volgyeben fekiidt
Kim mez0k0n tul, falu felett volt
egy kis sziget, amihez egy gazolo veze-
tett. Ez volt kedvenc jatsz6helye a
kis Julianak Is most is ide sietett az
els5 alkalommal, fmint az lido jobbra
fordult. A sziget kozepen volt egg kis
domb, ahonnan egesz maskep latszott
vilag foly6 ket partjan. Ide szo-
kott iilni kisleany koraban Julia, ami
kor meg AIT hitte, hogy vilag egy
keskeny szallag a k6t hegy kozott e.
hogy azokon a hegyeken tul nincseI
csak semmiseg. Vasarnap delutan volt
l. tikkadt nyarvegi nap, a roman bfi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-16

Sokan foglalkoztak mar azzal,
hogy kiszamitsak es osszegezzek
azon Observation-Disclosures, amelyek
az atlag amerikai munkas vagy
munkasno elet standard jat kepez
hetik. Elgondolta-e mar On, hogy
mix azok a dolgok, amelyek a dol
goz6 no eleteben, elmaradhatat-
Ian sziiksegletek Is kiszanitotta-
mar, hogy fedezi-e munkasno
fizetese ezen sziiksegleteket?
Sok allamban torvznyesen sab
jak meg AIT minimumot, anne
lvet a n0munkasnak fizetni kell
es t0rveny szerint biintetik azo-
kat. akik ez ellen yetenek. = mi
nimalis osszegeket hivatott szak-
emberek allapitottak meg hosszas
tanulmany utan. Bizonyos kiada-
sok megallapitasanal igen ellen
tetes ervek - mem egyszer ma
gyon elmergesedett vitak ta-
madna1 A Munkaiigyi Miniszterl
um Noosztalva komoly tanulmany
| targyava tette dolgoz6 nok bud
! getjet. Vannak bizonyos eletsziik-
segletek, melyeket ugysz6lvan
minden illet6kes hat6sag es erde-
kelt bizottsag egykent fogadott
ell a munkasn6 elet-standardja
megallapitasanal.
Ilyen dolgok peldaul elelem,
lakber. ruhazat, utikoltseg, mo-
sas, pihenes, betegseg, vakacio,
biztositas, takarek, vallas es ada
kozas. Vegyiik sorba oket: Az ele
lem huszonegy etkezest jelent he
| tenkent, amely dolgoz6 no k0lt-
/ seget tekintetbe we've, igen sok
kiadast jelent, akar otthon, akar
4 pedig a vendegl6ben fogyasztja
el az etelt. A lakber, amelyet a
legtobb munkasn6 maga kenyte-
len fizetni, szinten tetemes kia.
dast jelent, inert nagyon kis sza-
zalek el ugy, hogy lakber fize'
tesre ne legyen gondja, nagyor
kevesnek van tamogat6ja, aki =
akar mint csalad fentart6, akal
pedig mint adakoz6 fizeti mee
munkasno lakheret. A ruhazat
jelenti ugysz6lvan a legsulyosabl
Is Qeggondterhesebb kiadasokat
Keves ferfinek van fogalma ar
lr6l, hogy munkasn3nek milyel
kinos problema "a ruhazati kiada
sokat id3rSl-id6re el6teremteni
Ami az utik0ltsegeket illeti, lie
hetetlen volna megk6vetelni !
: munkasn6t6l, hogy egesz Hapi fa
radtsagos.munka utan, vagy ma
pi munka megke2d6se el6tt hosz
, szu utakat jarjon be, mig munka
: helyere erhet, ami legt0bb mul
i kasn6 eseteben merf0ldekre esil
: otthonat6l. K0vetkezik a mos6
dai koltseg, amt dolgoz6 n5r5
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Evening star., 1926-11-14
GRAIN MAN DERIDES
IOWA HIT AT CHICAGO
Board of Trade Member Asserts
Corn State Politicians Are
Injuring Dirt Farmers.
ny the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press
CHICAGO. November 13.-Reports
that the Iowa Agricultural and In
dustrial Commission would recon-
mend that shippers divert their grain
from the Chicago market, were char
acterized as political bosh' here last
night by leaders in the grain trade.
j. Frank Delaney, a member of
the Chicago Board of Trade. in a
statement given out at the offices of
the board, said the Iowa politicians
and farm leaders had deliberately
started out to injure the Iowa farm
er," and they could not have done
better job. If it were possible to
get before the dirt farmers the facts
concerning the injury they have suf-
fered through the disastrous mouth
lngS of farm politicians, there would
be the most startling upheaval in
history. 1t would be a revolt against
unsound leadership. OF course the
unSoundneSS of the commissions
suggestion of diverting grain from
Chicago, and its other bizarre claims,
are apparent to the practical grain
man. The result would simply be
additional freight for the farmer to
pay, for the grain would eventually
reach Chicago. if in a round about
way. The 100000. 100000 bushels of
grain received annually will not be
reduced by the commissions sugges-
tion."
Evening star., 1926-11-14
URGES PRESERVING
OF CONSTITUTION
Michigan Law School Dean Warn.
of Danger of "Frittering
Away" of Rights.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
TOPEKA, Kans.. November 13.-
A warning against "frittering away
the provisions of the United States
Constitution regarding freedom of
press and speech. and searches and
seizures" was sounded here last
night by Dean Henry M. Bates Of the
law school at the University of
Michigan. Addressing the annual
convention Of the Kansas Bar AS
sociation, the dean pointed out that
American history refutes the conten-
tion that our Constitution is an alb
solute charter of government and of
rights, Interchangeable for all time"
I'm some respects criticisms have
resulted in beneficial changes in the
Constitution" he said, land other
changes which have not been effective
long enough to enable us to judge as
to their final results. It is DOS
Sible that some Slight modification OF
the doctrine against selfincrimination
and some provision for the waiver of
jury trial might work for the general
welfare. But we should stoutly resist
fI1ttering away the provisions regard.
ing freedom Of press and speech and
searches and seizures"
Dean Bates expressed the helief
that Federal Government will con
tinue to acquire more powers now
held by the individual States.