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The daily worker., 1927-04-09
By A. BIMBA

could be farther from the truth than the accusation
that the aim of the organization was criminal and
terroristic.
In the fall of 1875 the government made a general
attack upon the Molly Magures; many of the Off
cials and members of the order were arrested and
tried as criminals Spies provocateurs and traitors
were the only witnesses against the accused. The
capitalist court would pay attention to the de-
fense everything set in advance to get rid of
the militant miners. The result that IL we're
committed to prison terms varying from 2 to
years and 10 condemned To death and executed.
"Fhey all protested their innocence and all died
game" wrote Eugene Debs in the appeal to Rea-
son." Nov. 23 1907 "Not one OF them betrayed
the slightest evidence Of fear or weakening
"Not one of them was a murderer at heart. All
were ignorant, rough and uncouth. born of pow
erty and buffeted by the merciless tides of fate
and chance.
"To resist the wrongs of which they and their
fellow workers were victims, according to their
crude notions, the prime object Of the
organization of the Mollie Maguires. Nothing
could have been farther from their intention than
murder of crime 1t is true that their methods
drastic, but it must be remembered that their
lot was hard and brutalizing; that they the
neglected children of poverty, the products of
wretehed environment.
"June 81, 1877, the curtain fell upon the last
mournful act in this tragedy Of toll. The
toner did his bidding and the galows-tree claimed
its victims.
con the day history turned harlot and the fair
face Of truth covered with the hideOus mask
of falschood.
'sThe men who perished upon the scaffold
felons were labor leaders the first martyrs TO the
class struggle in the United States"
When the working class gains control Of the power
in the United States and the workers write the his
tory of this country with their hands, the or
ganizaton of the Mollie Maguires will be vindcated
Of the crimes that the bourgeoisie attached to it.
monument will be erected to the executed leaders
who fell in the class struggle as martyrs while
those who condemned and executed them well
as those who today attempt to besnireh their name
win be long forgotten
The daily worker., 1927-04-09

a CERTAIN labor falir by the name of George
"A G. Korson raises the question in the UNITED
Mine Workers journal" of March is, 1927, about
the activities of the Mollie Maguires-an active
secret organization of the miners in the seventies of
the last century. There can be doubt that this
attack upon the Molly Maguires in the official or
gan of the United Mine Workers has the approval
of Mr.. John Lewis and other miseaders of the min
ers.
1t is dastardIy attempt to besmirch the name
of those brave fighters in the early days OF the
American labor movement, who sacrificed their lives
in order to make it easier for the future generations
of the working class to tighten their burden Of toll
and suffering.
Mr. Korson has the audacity to represent the
Mollie Maguires in the eyes of the miners as an
organization of ordinary criminals and murderers'
Here is what he says:
'Fhey (thc Moe Maguires) continued their
reign of terror with ever-increasng boldness un-
til about 1876 when the shadows of the gallows
or of prison finally fell across their conscience
and crushed them.
{" Coiery buildings set to the torch;
attempts were made to blow up bridges and to
dynamite railroad trains; while MIR
dered often in broad daylight, the criminals flee
ing to the mountains which lay conveniently at
hand The taking of a mans life became trivial
an act as beating had been earlier. They found
themselves riding the crest of mighty wave of
blood and the question began to be asked, could
they stop of their own viotion?
8" It became plain, then, that if the lawess
band was to be destroyed the inner circle would
have to be penetrated. With this thought in mind,
Frank B. Gowen, president of the Philadelphia &
Reading Coal and Iron Company, hired Allan Pink
erton head of the National Detective Agency in
1873"
And now Mr.. Korson makes accusation against
the miners organization of the seventies taking as
basis the report of the spies and murderers of the
Pinkerton's National Agency. He takes their word
for gold and brands the predecessors of the United
Mine Workers of America criminals! Only the
neanest scoundrel can fall so low in his hate against
those who dared to raise their hand against the coal
barons.
The Mollie Maguires were not criminals neither
The daily worker., 1927-04-09
A MUSIC FROM THE EAST

There is a music pouring from the east
music wilder far than of a beast.
A music sweetcr far than of bird,
1t is a music that I never heard
Until a hundred million slaves one night
Stood up and sank the darkness into light.
And since that night one chorus holds the stage.
A chorus that viii sing trembling age
Into creation and from hour to hour
VIII spread itself with universal power.
Until that chorus is the worlds entire.
Until the world itself is set on fire
With the magic madness of mighty tune
That sings the swelling song of the Commune:
d. uVNYT
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-20
OF MICE
HELD IN CHECK
BY international News Service

by AuleEuat4OlhA MOVIE GcrttcS
TAFT, Cal, Jan. Cove are
holding the enemy on all fronts"
That was the cheering message
today from the sector where mil.
lion or more mice are surglng TO-
ward Bakersfield in Quest of food.
The strange migration. attack, OF
what you will, of the mice began
about week ago when high water
drove them from their place of
habitation in Buena Vista Lake bot
tom.
Millions of the pests have been de.
stroyed since they began their over
land trek. but the reserves seem
be endless.
The mice, it is estimated, have
already infested an area about II
miles by S, eating grain and other
green stuffs as they travelled
Ten miles of trenches have been
dug to. stop further inroads Of the
rodents, and authorities expect to
have the invaders completely ex-
terminated within 10 days.,
Meanwhile offers of aid continue
to pour in from outside sources. The
citizens of MERGED, Cal. have offe
to send so hungry cats to the EN-.
battled area, and a. j. Small of
Canon City, Colo. who has had con.
siderable success as municipal rat
catcher, also volunteered his serv.
ices.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
CSIRKETENYESZTES.
Modern k0lt0-gepek.

szrnyas oszag farnprnek hoz erdemlege haz
not ydeken ako munkasoknak observation-disclosures akk
crkeenyesztes reven sep me6kkeresee Fodmiv
1esgyi akerok vemenye sokka 0bb nmbe fogakozk
szanyas joszagokka 0dmiveles vagy aaenyess bar
nelly mas agaval
Csrke ermekek amlbe hus es ojast es meekterekeke
be trtJuk k0zvct vagy kozveenu ugysz6van mnden
taybel emberkhez ut sofec ipr ca is hanaljak sz
tos albumen tojas pelau
fe Ekees DISQUALIFICATION oast szoyetfestesre kezy Dor
paralasra s0t konyvk0teszenel is felhasmaljak.
amerkai aaeny yesztesben csirke tenyeszenek
kl0nos fontos heye Tobb klencven szaeka
ka faoknak fogakozk aattenyes ovedemezo aga
val ezze szemben maha tenyee uzonnyoc baranyokka
csak nyoc szazalek fogakozik
Nanyas termekek ereke 192oban meghalada LOAF OOO
900 doart csirk seregek mi6kra m6kra gnak ugy
farokon mint vdken ak6 munkas vagy hvaanok udvaran
Mndame egfontosabb teepe ozg eszakkelct felen
Csendes Ocean partvidek6n vannak
Alag egy crke $l2 ovedem hoz gazdjanak toab6 even
e modern farmer gykzik koran togo tyukok szmat novel
nj 6 csokke keson togo yukok szama eze kes6bb crke
generaco okka poduktvab e ovedeme keszer akkora
kora, mint kes6i toj6s tyusokb6I.
Ma mar gen sok farmer oj6 gepkke dogozik ami feeen
gazasg0abb sokka nagyobb eremny hoz Az ncubato
zabad knyitl ls napig amg ugyans k0 oyamaa befe
cz6dk arnadik Is zennyolcadk k0ott k0lt6gepb he
yezett tosokat kesr napona k mgfordan Vannak gpek
amcyek 0nmkodo fogat6 ke6kkel vannak fsereve Ha
atorban ul meleg Is szaraz eveg6 toiasokat angyos
zel kell megnedvesiteni FLIS)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17

seq a magyar nemzeti imadsagot.
Az iinnepseg egesz lefolyasa
alatt az Elso Magyar Bs. Egylet
magyar Is amerikai zaszl6ja di-
szitette a szinpadot.
A Nagybizottsag marciusl en-
lekiinnepsege legkisebb rendza-
yaras nelkil ment vegbe.
A youngstown es k0rnyeki ma
gyarsag megmutatta, hogy ossze
tud forrni Macy eszmek iinnep-
.lese alkalmaval.
A Kossuth Kor regi nagyter-
met zsafolasig megt0lt6 k0zon-
seq, a legszebb emlekekkel tert
otthonaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
III t0rvenyek a no-munka-
sok alkalmazasa iigyeben
A kulonbozo allamok kulonfele hatarozata- -Minmals
fizetes.

Ujabban kilonbozo allamokban t0bb t0rvenyt hoz-
talk es torv6nv avasato terjesztettek be n0mkasok
alkalmazasa munka6rak es minnas fizetes megalla-
pitasa erdek6ben.
Icy CALIFORNIA; szenatus ele egy torveny ja-
vasatot teljeszettek amely szerint mnkaadonak k0
telessege moi mukaso ora ideje ponosan szamon tar
tani amnek celia: 06rai mnkaid6 megszegeset ellen
Grizni nnkaado k0teles allani hvata kikid0ttie
mex felhyasara pontos mnkaidorol pontos kmutatas
mutatni.
Az ARKANSAS t0rvenyt, amely nok minnas
fze6set ira el6, Egyesit Aamok legf6bb birosaga
alkotmany yellenesnek deklarata 1927. januar lien
MASSACHUSETTS-be 13 dollar es so centben al
apitoak meg atek, sport es szorakozas ckkekne al
kalmazott moi munk5sok mnnalis beret torveny mar
cius esejen lepet eetbe eoirja hogy minmas fl
zeesre minden n6akamazott, aki 18 eleev6t be0ltot
te es legalabb egy eYi gyakorattal bir, jogos,t.
"A 16 es feliil eanyok berminmuma heti II dol
lar
Torvenyjavaslatot terjesztettek be NEW HAMPS-
IIRE-ben, ami szerint kskoruak es nok het munkadec
mem 1aadlata fel 4S orit A javasatot az American
Federation of Labor tamogatja.
javaslaot alnely sznten 48 oraban aaptja meg moi
munkisok heti munkaldct amelle rovidesen targyaas
ala kerl a no -nlnkaso. ,.inmas bGr-kerdGsc is.
CONNECTICUT allam 55-orai munkaid0t allapit
meg kereskedelemben alkalmazott n0nunkasoknak es
IS 6rat ipari mullkasoknak (FLIS)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
DEL ESZAK ELLEN
(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalr6l.)

XII el6sz0r lat lesziiretelt gyapot-
f0ldet szinekre osztott emberek
koz0tt, az - ha csak egy kicsit
szereti az embert - legalabb is
furcsan erzi magat. Hartsvillen
azonban szelesxarnyu ajt6k nyil-
tax meg el6ttiink. Egy nagy ipar-
tallalat igazgatojanak fogad6szo-
ba.iaban. Eek az ajtok mar lin.
eolni ajt6k voltak. Mar nem is
ijedtiink meg Macy fekete sza-
kallu embertol, aki kezfogasra k0
zenk viharzott. Esziinkbe jutott
ugyan polgarhaboru, az egyko-
ri rabszolgaelet, de most Harris
villen van az orszag egyik legna-
eyobb magkiserleti telepe, leg
szebb teheneszete, legnagyobb
gyapot k0zpontja es = legerde-
kesebb embere. Ez fekete ur, a
XII Coker Co. eln0kl6 feje, mil
liok ura, tucatszamra memo val
lalatokat igazgat es most ket ma
gyar tiszteletere felvette az i'm
nepl6 cip6jet,. amt bizony regen
hasznalhatott mar, inert egy ki-
csit z0ld volt a peneszt6l.
Ellenben. Hat igenis ellenben
ez az ember maya a Munka. A
legszeIbb, legnemesebb es leg
okosabb ertelemben. HOsszu el0-
adast tartott a videkr0l. K0zben
lehuzta a figg0nyt, nehogy kel-
lemetlenkedjen nekiink nap. III
szitt ket szivart, amig odaig ert,
hogy a hartsyillei magkiserleti
allomas t0bb. mint 0tven szaza-
lekaban fedezi az orszag ilyen
sziksegletet es amig eszrevettem,
hogy tulajdonkepen haromfele ru
hadarab van rata, kisiilt, hogy
igazgat0ja Federal Reserve
Banknak. llyen EN- Der ugy tu-
dom, hogy csak hatvan van az
orszagban. Olyan, mint Coker
azonban, mem igen van husz.
Informaci6it befejezve, hirte-
len k0zenk tilt egy auton es bemll
tatta teheneszetet, ahol egyete-
met vegzett istall6legeny tartott
eloadast nekiink "a tehen es ta.
karmanyozasa cimen. Elmen
think magkiserleti telepre, aho
szinten ,es termeszetesen elsoran
gu szakember beszelt magol
ma gjairol. a faiskolaban is, ma.
iskolakban is. Vegiil azzal bucsu
zott ell t3liink Mr.. Coker, hogy
South Carolina beepitese, XII
hasznalatlan f0ldteriiletek kihas
nalasa nemzeti erdek. Jol ismer
a magyar folImivest es tudja
hogy elsorendii. Minden segits6
get megadnak tehat azoknak
Imagyaroknak, akik idej0nnek.
| (Folytatjuk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
1SN. MARCUS III.

BE IL resolved, that we heartily
favor the passage Of such ammend-
ment to the immigration laws and
call on our Representatives in the
Congress Of the United States to
support the passage Of such measure.
WHEREAS the present basis of
the quota under which immigrants
are permitted to enter the United
States does great injustice to the
Magyar race by recognising pol
itical bound daries as sources Of orig
in and not races and nationalities,
therefore:
BE it resolved that we heartily
favor the changing Of the quota
basis to that Of nationafities and
races as has been proposed by Sec
retary Of Labor James j. Davis,
and has been approved by President
Calvin Coolidge and call again on
our representatives to support the
passage Of legislation intending to
create such just changes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
(Folytatas az 1-s5 oldalr6l)

49, SAEuAASAs "A F0ASoN@AA SssAA
1hemreg megalakult YOUNGS-
TOWNI DALKOR, Szekely kar-
nagy vezetese mellett, az "Erd6,
erd0, siiru erd6"-t sz6laltatta meg.
AZ nj magyar dalarda elso bemu-
tatkozasa d0nt6 sikeru volt. Ha-
talmas taps jutalmazta a dalk0r
szamat.
A dalarda nagysikerG eneksza-
naval veget ert a mtisor els6 re-
sze, mely utan r0vid sziinet k0-
vetkezett. A sziinet alatt Macy
bizottsag tagjai osszeszedtek az
Observation-Disclosures.
A miisor masodik reszet, 16 ma
gyar ruhaba 0lt0z0tt leanyka, mil
veszi keszseggel el6adott magyar
tancszama nyitotta meg Laky
tiszteletes asszonye a betanitas
erdeme, q kiserte az lit felsorolt
leanykak tancat zongoran.
Ambrusk6 Margit, Bartha Ma
riska, Menyhert Ilonka, Biikkos
Erzsike, Balogh Erzsike, Balogh
Irma, Juhasz Erzsike, Juhasz Ju-
liska, Restei Jolanka, Tomory Ma
riska, Tomory Piroska, Kopcs6
Anna, Vajoczky Etel es Csatl6s
Margit, Bukk6s Juliska.
Yarabek Aranka: HAROM
KONiNYCSEPP cimU enekszama,
meltan valtotta XII kozonseg osz
Italian elismereset. Raadassal ha-
lalta meg az altalanos tetszest. OF
is Laky tiszteletes asszony kiser-
te zongoran.
Kemeny Gy0rgy volt az unnep-
seq egyediili, mem helyi szerepl6-
je. o, mivel varosunkban tart6z-
kodott keszseggel tett eleget a
Nagybizottsag felkeresenek, hogy
UNNEPT BESZEDET tartson.
Kemeny Gyorgyot, akit mint $50
nokot is az els0k soraba emelnek
nagyszerii kepessegei, mem kell
dicserniink. R6vid, de szivekhez
szolo beszedenek magja az volt,
hogy az igazi marciusi unnep csak
akkor k0vetkezik ell rank, ha min
den ember igazan EMBERNEK
nezi es akent kezeli felebaratjat.
A nagyszerii sz6nokot, falakat
rengeto tapsviharral unnepelte a
k0zonseg.
Pet6fi Sander, MAGYAROK
ISTENE cimii koltemenyet Siposs
Ilonka szavalta ell. Szepen, 'ertel-
meseH, igazi aterzessel.
Nemenyi Il. Mik6s harom ha-
tarozati javaslatat, egyhaaagulag
magaeva tette a megjelent nagy-
szamu magyarsag. A javaslatekat
elSsz0r r0viden ismertette- S meg
| magyarazta, maid az, atiratot an
gol eredetiben felolvasta Meme
nyi. 4 marciusi iinnep melt6sa.
gat, Szabadsag eszmek altal at
fiit0tt orak komolysagat, ko-
zonseg megerteset bizonyitja es
a harom Javaslat.
Maid leg0rdiltek szinpad fiie
g0nyei, egy alkalmi szinjatek eli
kesziileteinek megejtese celjab6l
"Ha maid a karpatok megindul
nak.. ;" kerult szinre, ez r0vid
ket felvonasos darab nagy ,hatas
| gyakorolt k0zonsegre. A szerep
l6k: 10th Erzsjke, Hajdu Maris
ka, M o II a T. l. a o n {
Goldstein Sandor, Deak Pal
Ellenbogen Sander, Kat6ch Odon
| Szeman Ferenc tehetsegik, ne
mes igyekezetiilk legjavat adtak
Egyenkint es osszesen elsorangu
ak voltak. Molnar Lajost daral
rendezeseert es betanitasaert XII
ION dicseret illeti.
A felyonas k0zben Turner J6
zsef r0vid, de ertekes beszedbel
k0sz0nte meg a szereplok k0zre
miikodeset a koz0nseg megjele
| neset.
| A darab vegen, szereplokke
legyiitt, felallva enekelte a k0z6n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
TALALKOZAS DELLEL.

delutanl Fd0ben, Fisher Fay An
dorral, aki a k0vetkez0 alloma-
sig jott veliink. Szives k0szontes-
kepen. A west virginia. banya-
videken ejjel utaztunk ats Megha-
t6an Macy elmeny volt ez szamom-
ra. Csillagok ezrei ragyogtak egen
es f0ldon. A F0ld0n is. A hegy-
oldalakba rakott' hazik6k homlo-'
kan. Mindegyiken. Mint banyasz-
sisakon a mecses. Els nagy biivesz
az ejszaka. Kiilon0sen hideg, Hg
csapos, zuzmaras tell ej. Feltoltam
egy kicsit halofiilkemben a fig
g0nyt es mint Tunderorszagba ne
zo gyermek, felszemmel, egesz
Swivel baratkoztam banyasz-
csillagokkal. Icy bucsuztam
Eszakt6l.
A hegyek gerimce szep elesen
s0tetlett XII kepen. Valamikor
ere. Alaposan szethanytak koc-
kaikat. Rendetlen a gyerekszoba.
Els ICY is marad mindaddig, amig
ujabb oriasok j0nnek es elviszik
az egesz hegyet, minden hegyeket
oda, ahol Macy sovargassal va
gy6dnak k0vek es tiizek utan.
Virginiai Richmond volt az ell
50 allomasunk. Nehany orat toll
tottunk oft. Es AIT mindenki tud-
ia, hogy ez az Greg varos j6l be-
iratkozott Amerika t0rtenetebe es
Washington szobra mellett ugy
6rzi Anglia ajandekszobrait, mint
pesti - nem is tudom mar mi
csoda honvedszobor vidtk - a
"Ferenc Jozsef szobrokat''.
Amit megniezhettiink, megnez-
think. Szembe aIltunk Washing
ton szobraval is. 8 lovon, mi gya-
log. Ahogy illik. Es 0szinten sal
naltuk, hogy haza atyja szobor-
ban nem sikerult.
Richmondhoz k0zel valamikor
magyar falu kesziilt. Alighanem
Virginiaban rekedt tengerfene-
ken. Erdekl6dtiink utana. Egyet-
len lak6 Sem maradt 'benne, vagy
ITALIAN csak egy. Ezt az egyet mem
! kerestuk fel, inert feltunk, hogy
megtalaljuk es Macy siralmakat
kell irni egy magyar falur6l, am
soha Sc keriilhetett az Egyesult
Allamok terkepere. Mentiink to.
vabb Carolinak fele. A Seaboard
Air Line nagyszeru vonatan, ahol
ugy f0z d szakacs, mintha ma
gyar gazdasszony lenne es ugy fl
gyelmeskedik fekete etekfogt
legeny, mint egy magyar pincer
Magyarul otthonoskodtunk ha'
ezen a vonaton estig, amikor Han
letbe 6rkeMiink Is el0szor talal
koztunk Dellel. Csendes Famil,
hotelben, faval fiitott varoterem
ben, ahonnan meg mindig kitilt
| jak feketeket. De leginkabb
reggeliz0 asztalnaI, inert lit men
kerdezik meg. hova ilnel, NIT j
ennel, hanem jon nagyszakall1
| Agg, a kisbajuszu Neni, a delsza
XII Venkisasszonyok, az eszaki vi
geek, a vasuti urak, asszonysa
gok, merevre ebredt szegeny ut;
| sok es mind melled iilnek egyet
len nagy feher asztalhoz. - NJ
man, lima dsagosan es k0zben fel
tucat felScte mas szolgalja fel
nagy, hatallnas deli reggelit s.
eszaki centekert.
- 10, = mondtuk es par perc
eel kesobb mar vi vonaton III
think. Ismet a Seaboarden. De VI
cinalison. Sarbogard k0rul kt
szalnak ilyen vonatok. Kis pisi
kos gyerekek maszatolnak benn
naranccsal es alattuk, valoszinI
leg a g0z valik vizze, ami a fiti
kesziileklb0l tor el6, mint regge
er5A1loteg. Mar velink van
Seaboard Air a1inenak egy ma
gyon kedves f6tisztviseloje, M
J Robertson, akinek Hamletben va
a szekhclye es peldatlan eloz'
kenysfggel vczet at bemiinkt
del bajosan primitiv kapujal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17
A SZENvED0KH0Z!
Irta: Eisler Miklos.

Ha vege minden szenvedesnek,
Napjaim utolso lapja lezarul;
Elj0v0k meselni nektek,
A boldog, 0r0k ejszakar6l.
Meselni nektek, szenvedGknek,
hogy egy uj vilag var ratok;
Hol az 0r0k beke honol,
S ntm iildGz t0bbe semmi atok.
Mem sirjatok at az ejszakakat,
Mem. lesztek kinl6d6 rabok;
Az 6r0m tengeren eveztek,
OFT lesztek ii maid boldogok.
k0nnyeitek mi elhnllott
Az elet nehez harcmezejen;
Oda at az uj "vilagban
Tindokol lelketek fejen.
Il f0ld0n mulando minden
Feny, dics6seg, kincs, hatalom;
Elsopri oket az id6,
Eltemeti sirhalom.
Egy van, ami Ell orokke:
Megtisztult lcllsetek fenye;
Mi f0ldi halalotok utan.
Ragyog- oda f0nn az cgbc'.
Szenyedestek tengereben
Egjen faklyakent remeny;
Hogy egy vi vilag var ratok,
Ahol boldog miAden sztgeny! /
Ket munkanelkiili beszelget:
Egyik Tndok egy helyen mur
kat, elvallalodg
Mask: Hol? Holg Els mi AT
Egyik Repiil6gep utan tolni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17

(Eolytatas az 1-so oldalr6D
sirable that God made families be
not separated by man made laws,
but united, therefore:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-17

Olvassa az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlapot es tamogassa az abban
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-28
WILL SELL WORKERS STOCK.

NEW YORK, June % (P.-Direc
tors of Frank G. Shattuck Co.. owners
and operators of the Schrafft Stores
plan to sell employees stock at $50 a
share, on the installment plan, about
$40 under the present market price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-28
PRICES co HIGHER
IN COTTON MARKET
Trade Buying and Covering
Has BuIIish Effect on
Values Today.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-The cotton
market opened steady today at a de-
cline of d points on July, which was
influenced by the circulation of no
tees, but generally / to points high
er on covering and trade buying. pro-
NOTED by the stcadier showing of Liv-
erpool
Early estimates placed the first July
notices here at about 10000 bales, but
trade interests were active buyers of
July at the opening differences, and
the price soon advanced from 1910 to
1854, or Z points net higher. Later
months stiffened up as the near month
steadied. the general market showing
net advances of about to 8 points at
the end of the first hour.
The market worked higher later on
continued covering and fresh buying,
which local brokers attributed partly
to n belief that the technical position
Of the market had strengthened on re-
cent declines. There may also have
been a little buying on prospects for
renewed showers in some sections OF
the belt, and prices worked up to 1903
for October, or about 10 to % points
above yesterdays closing quotations.
The market was within q few points
of these figures at midday. A private
crop report placed the condition at
74.S and the reduction in acreage at
10 per cent on the average.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, June % lP.-An
official forecast for showers and cooler
weather in the West and reports from
the New York market resulted in an
increase in the local cotton market Of
to II points above the previous close
during today's early trading. New
York advised that notices for July
delivery issued there covered about
100000 bales, practically the entire
certificated stock, but it was claimed
that the notices were being promptly
stopped by spot interests. July traded
up to 1851. points above yesterdays
close, while October advanced to
1853 and December to I'LL, IL points
up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-28
EXCHANGE SEAT SOLD.

NEW YORK, June % R).-The
New York Cotton Exchange member
ship of Arthur Card has been sold
for $2S,50O to Homer w. Orvis for an
other. The preVAus transaction was
at $40. 900. nN