davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
AMIKOR A BETEGSEG HE
LYETT A TtNETEKET
KEZELIK.

Egyik hires allami orvos SEE
rint, az teny, hogy sokan a be-
tegseg helyett tuneteket keze-
lik, tDbb kr6nikus betegsegnek
okozola, mint ma a bakteria...
Ugyanakkor kifejti, hogy a leg
t0bb fajdalom, szuras, stb. csak
feliileti megnyilatkozasa egy sok
kal melyebben rejlo szervi zavar
max. Azzal, hogy az ember fejfa-
jas ellen porokat szed, vagy seek
rekedes ellen pilulakat vesz be,
abban a remenyben, hogy ez egy
;zerre es teljesen eltiinteti faj-
dalmat, meg mem kuralta XII ma
gat.
A fofajas peldaul mem egy ON
nagaban rejlo baj, hanem annak
L jele, hogy valami betegseg,
yagy rendzavar t0rtent, illetve
olyamatban van a test valamely
eszeben. A zavart latas sokszor
'ofajast okoz. Ugyanigy hiil6s
almatlansag, szeszes ital, rossz le-
veg0, es sok mas k0riilmeny. Egy
adag por helyett a helyes orvos-
sag egy megfelelo szemiiveg len
ne, az etlkezesi rend megvaltozta
tasa, egy nehany oraval t0bb pi-
henes, mersekletesseg, friss, tisz-
ia leveg6, vagy a megfelelo or
vos receptj6nek kell6 alkalmaza-
sa.
Az emesztesi nehezseg szinten
egy fundamentalisabb zavar XII
fejezoje. Ha peldaul valaki egy
nehez ebed utan, tul heves test
gyakorlat reven Macy t0megu vert
indit az izmaiba, a gyomor KEEP
telen munkajat rendesen elvegez-
nj.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
XXXII.
A ROZSASZINU MOSZKVA.

Mielott ellragytam volna a szov
jettk f0ldjet, meg egyszer, utol,
jara elmentem a Tverszkaja kapu
janal all6 felh0karcolora. Este het
ora volt, az alkony IIarainak ora
ia. Egyediil voltam. Szeles id6
volt Az eg also peremen, a scent
varos felett felh0k szallingoztak es
minden dom fem-kupolajan al eg
egy-egy szinfoltja csillogott A
magas kilat6ra felt0rt varos mo-
IA jlasa. amit tulharsogott ha-
rangok encke, amcly melt osagtcl-
jes volt, mint az orgona bugasa.
Es akkor egesz Moszkvat igazi
szintben LATHAM, 1925-iki szimbo-
likus szin6ben. Moszkva r6zsaszi-
nil Valamikor a szoyjet -kormany
bibor-v0r0s festekkeQ mazoltatta
be. Az egesz Tverskaja v0ros volt
a villambt tarit6kt6l a pince abba
kokig. Most harom eve meg ugy
nezhttett Xxi, mintha minden k0-
vet VERDE martottak volna... De a
vor0s szin, mint ahogy a pikto-
rok mondjal, sok mindent ski
hoz'', azonban rovid ideig tart
Biiszke arnyalatait hamar kikez-
di nap, ESQ es szel. Moszkva ro-
zsaszinii. Kegyetlen es vigasztalo
szimbollm. Dc az elet mindenn6l
er3sebb!
A pincer vodkat hoz nekeln s
az ital is rozsaszinii. Leszall az
est. Els nekem ugy tetszik, hogy
Oroszorszag tunyasaga ellenere
is lassan boldog szabadsag fel6
halad, anlelyben ninrsenck ca
rok es zsarnokok.
lgen, lassan lalad. SenMmi sem
sirgos ebben merhetetleniil nagy
orszagban. Nyolc eszte1idei boil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
MOZI HIREK
A hires kutya ilagyszeru k6pben szere-
re.-Csitortokt6l kexdve Sgd Chaplin
legujabb vitaphone kepe.

A DOME szinllaz j0v6 heti mUsora
iSmet Macy erdekl6dest erdemel. Vasar
naptol kezdve hires kutyat, Rim Tin
Tint lathatjuk egy pompas KEEP fosze-
rcpl6jekent, npelynek cine: Tracked
by the Police''.
Ez a KEEP minden eddiginel szenza-
ci6sabb n4gy napon keresztiil keriil
vetitesre. f,.f
Rim Tin Tin-nel egy miisoron, Vita
phone is kival6 szamokkal szerepel.
AZ JOHN CHARLES THOMAS, hi
res amerikai BARTON enekes es VIVI-
ENNE SEGAL hires Broadway star
b) EDDT CONRAD, a legkedveltebb
komikus a Broadway-n, Marion Eddy
kiseri.
A miisor kereteben egy kacagtat6 ke-
Pet fogunk latni, valamint a Dom or
chestra jatekaban lesz alkalmunk gyo.
nyorkodni. sxa
Csutortoki kezdettel, tiz napon ke-
resztiil, sgd CHAPLINNAL a f6sze-
repben, Vitaphone kiserettel "The
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
Nit LATHAM Moszkvaban? 1rta: Henry Bsraud
(Folyta

sevlzmus, mi az a sziberiai nepek
orszagaban, ahol legendas id6k-
ben a tenger k0de eneklO galya-
rabokra borult? Nyolc esztendei
vad civakodas, harom millio ha-
lott = c.sak egy cs0pp s0t6t yer.
amely az id6k ejszakajaban XII.
buggyant...
Oroszorszag lelle olyan ma is,
amllyen volt: barbar, sirankoz0.
babonas es csodakban hiv0. A
nagy tiizvesz utan a marxismus
plroslo hamuja alatt a k0zel a
tavol mutt kepeit latja viszont az
emIbcr, Rettenetes Ivan aranylo
mozaik arckepet, Sztrogov Mi
haly shines litografiait, a gran.
de armtc" agyuit, Photius patri-
arka makulatlan palastjat, Ras-
putin bOrza fmas, k0cos kiserte-
tet es Katalin carn6 tizenket lump
jat...
Mindeniitt el0mlik ez a gyo.
gyit6, enyhe piros szin. Ezen az
esten, kisse kes0bb, amikor ege-
szen bes0tetedett, ujra LATHAM,
mint minden este Kreml zaszlo-
jat, amelyet alulr6l, mint szin.
padon a rivalda fenye, hathsvada
SION megvilagitanak. A forrada-
lom lobog6ja ICY szallong, csap-
kod egyediil varos felett, a DO.
rus eg alatt. Az embernek Loie
Fuller saajara kell gondolnia,
mint Moszkya alma felett lcng...
Ezen az esten, bucsuan stjen esq
revettem, hogy a szovjetek lobo-
g6ja oft Kreml csucsan szih-
ten megfakult, mint minden. R6-
zsaszinii volt, pompaz6n es herva-
don rozsaszinu.
Es ekkor eszenlbe jutott egy
kis t0rtenet, alnelyet egesz Orosz-
orszagban balkan, suttogva szaj.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
JUNIUs 25, szoMDAT

Sharon, PA Munkas Bs.
Szovetseg Silk osztalyanak
fenyes balja a Maennerchor
Hallban.
JUNIUS %, KEDD
A fiiggetlen ref. egyhaz Macy
szabasu piknikje.
JULIUS 2, SZoMBAT
A SIT. Gy0rgy magyar gor.
kath. egyhaz nagyszabasu
nyari mulatsaga es piknikje.
JULIUS 4, HETF0
A SIT. Istvan egyhaz es egy-
let nagyszabasu, eg6sz ma
pos piknikje Campbell
Parkban.
JULIUS 4, HETFO
Sharon, PA Munkas Bs.
SDovetseg Silk osztalyanak
nagyszabasu piknikje a Fa-
bian fele farman. Kezdete
delutan 2 orakor.
JULIUS Is, SZOMBAT
A fiiggetlen magyar refor-
matus egyhaz nagyszaibasu
nyari mulatsaga.
JULIUS 16, SZOMBAT
A "Magyarok Nagyasszo-
nya" hitk0zseg nagyszabasu
piknikje az Ohio Works Play
Groundjan. Kezdete d, u. 2
orakor.
AUGUSTUS 20, szoMBAT
A Youngstown Magyar Egy
hazak es Egyletek Nagybizott
saganak MAGYAR NAPJA
az osszes helybeli ts kozel-ta-
vol k0rnyeki magyarsag be-
vonasaval.
AUGUSTUS 27, SZOMBAT
A fiiggetlen magyar reforma-
tus egyhaz nagyszabasu nya-
II mulatsaga.
SZEPTEMBER 5, HETFO
A SIT. Imre Egylet helyi osz-
talyanak zaszl0 szentelese az
Ukran Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
Csaladi jelenet.

A ferj: Els felfogadtad mar az
uj szakacsnot?
A feleseg: Eel. Mar ket napja
8 f0z.
A ftri: Joi fozg
A feleseg: J6l.
A ferj: Takarekos?
A feEeseg: De meg mennyire !
A ferj: Mem felesel? Mem nyel-
avela @s
A feleseg Mem.
(Nagy sziinet.)
A ferj (felsohajt): Miert nem
ismertem meg ezt not - az es-
kiiv3nk elott9...
A lapunkban hirdeto cegeknel
vasaroljon. Vasarlasainal em1itse
meg, hogy a hirdetest lapunkban
latta. Szolgalatot tesz nekiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

Better 'Ole'' kerii bemutatasra. A mil
sor keretebcn lesznek k0vetkez0 sza
mok:
a. Bruce Bairnfather, az cold Bill >
kreatora es The Better 'Ole' iroja.
.h)z. ThegsMorissey sand Miller Vita
phone Revue, assisted by Dave Fer
gusson, Bull and Black Bottom Horse
John Agee's Dancing, Vitaphone Cho.
rus and Gene Salzer's Orchestra.
q Orpheus Overture by the Vita
phone Symphony Orhestra.
A DON JUAN zenekisarete feledhc-
tctlen szep emlehkent 81 mozilatoga-
to kozonseg cmlekezeteben a "Thc
Better Ole, meg ext k6pet is fe,
Mlmulja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
MAGYAROK NAPTARA
MAJUs IA, SZOMBAT

Farrell, PA Homonnay
tarsulat sziniel6adasa. Bemu-
tatasra kerul: "Feher es
fekete" cimu kacagtat6 Wig
jatek.
MAJUS ii, SZoMBAT
Warren, GA Warreni Els0
Magyar BIS. Egylet majusi
balja Roman Hallban. Zsiga
Janos muzsikal.
MAJUS IL, SZOMBAT
A Magyar Polgari Kor Macy
szabasu tancmulatsaga a Szul
ligan Hallban.
MAJUs %, HETF0
A Rozsafiizer Tarsulat bazar-
raj egybek0t0tt, nagyszatbasu
tancmulatsaga a Ward Bak-
ing Co. termeben, Mahoning
Ave.
MAJUs %, sZoMBAT
A "Magyarok Nagyasszonya
rol" elnevezett steeltoni r6-
mai kath. hitkozseg balja a
Szulllgan Hallban.
MAJUS %, SZOMBAT
Sharon, Pa.-A Munkas Bs.
Szovetseg Silk osztalyanak
Macy tancmulatsaga Maen-
nerchor Hallban.
MAJUS 20, vASARNAP
Niles, GA nilesi reforma-
tus egyhaz miikedvelo kore-
mex szinieloadasa. Bemuta-
tasra keriil: a "Gyimesi vad-
virag" cimii nepszinmu.
MAJUS 80, HETF0
A kossuth K0r nagyszabasu
nyari mulatsaga a Campbell
Parkban.
JUNIUS 5, vASARNAP
A magyar reformatus egyhaz
gyermekiinnepelye. Szinda-
rabok kerulnek bemutatasra.
JUNIUS 5, VASARNAP
Campbell, Ohio.-A Verhovay
Segely Egylet 321-ik, camp
'belli fiokjanak Macy zaszl6-
szentelesi iinnepsege, felvonu-
lassal es tarsatsvacsoraval.
Kezdete d. u. 2-kor. Gyiileke-
yes Bright Ave.-n, a Croati-
an Hallban.
JUNIUS s, VASARNAP
Farrell, Pa. A r6mai kath. if
jusag tancmulatsaggal egybe-
k0t0tt szinieloadasa. Bemu-
tatasra keriil: ga biro lea
nya' c. 3 felv. nepszinmu.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
ELAD0!

4-szobas haz, gaz, villany, viz,
2 kut, garage, lot 43x150. A Gle
veland es CLANCY High School ko
zeleben. Joseph Mrdron, %. So
Hazelwood Ave. (1S-20)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12
JULIUS 16, sZoMBAT

A "Magyarok Nagyasszo-
nya" hitk0zseg nagyszabasu
piknikje az Ohio Works Play
Groundjan. Kezdete d, u. 2
orakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

MAJUS IA, sZOMBAT
MAJUs %, HETF0

A Rozsafuzer Tarsulat bazar-
raj egybek0t0tt, nagyszabasu
tancmulatsaga a Ward Bak-
ing Co. termeben, Mahoning
Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

Farrell, PA Homonnay
tarsulat sziniel6adasa. Bemu-
tatasra kerGl: "Feher es
fekete" cimu kanagtato Wig
;S+al
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12

Sharon, PA Munkas Bs.
SDovetseg Silk osztalyanak
nagyszabasu piknikje a Fa-
bian fele farman. Kezdete
delutan 9 orakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-12


| dit = jatszottak. Egyre kukorekol
tax, kakasiil5n aludtak, lk5etrec-
lben laktak foldr6l ettek. Egy
napon az egyik AIT mondta a mia.
siknak; - En- AIT hiszem, hogy
Iott Nyugat szelen a francia kaka.
sok - pedig azok regi forradal.
Emi kakasok - mem f01dr0l esq.
mex, hanem ngy, mint az emberek.
= Igazane - mondotta a ma.
six. - ProbaGuk meg, milyen az,
ha asztalr6l es tanyerb6l eszik az
embar!
| Megprdbaltak ugy talaltak,
hogy egeszen j6 dolog. Nemsoka.
ra azutan megint megsz6lalt az
egyik kakas:
| - Nekem AIT mondottak. hogy
a gall kakasok mem kakasiilon,
hanem agyban alusznak.
- Hat pr6baljuk XII AIT is =
| mondotta mask.
Megproh haltak ugy talaltak.
hogy agyban aludni nagyon KEEL
lemes.
| Icy aztan a kakasosdit jatszo
ket orosz szep lassan odaig jutott,
| hogy ugy cit, mint minden mas
ember, csak eppen tovabb kukore
| kolt...
A neplelek mindig megtalalta
| a legjellemzobb peldabeszedet.
Semmi sem igazabb, mint az, hogy
a mai bolsevzmus meg az 1917
Tiki dalt zengi A mulatoz0 IS XII
zsaknanyolo "uj k0zgazdasag",
la N. E. p, kommunista sz0kin-
csek maskarajaba Jar, mint Di
rectoire valuta-spekulansai pol
| gar, 'citoyen mezeben Is mint
Tsllien asszony balhtn6i, akik ru-
hatlanul mutatkoztak a Tauilleries
| setanyain es kijelentettek, hogy
bajaikat nemzeti k0ztulajdonnak
| tekintik. A t0rtenelem megtani-
tott mar minket, hogy az ilyenfaj
ia szemermetlenseg es szonokias-
sag minek az el0jele Az osztaly.
hare is mar csak amolyan csipke-
ruhaban vlvott kiizdelem.,.
Elmondottam mindazt, amit lat
tam. A kozeli j0v6 megmondja
maid, jol lattam-e? Nyugat ell
!. dontheti, hogy az orosz koTmu-
MINUS t0bb-e, mint a bomlasztas,
a propaganda eszk0za Mas uta.
sok ellen0rizhetik es megcafol-
I halifax neliem a partatlan, egye-
| dill utaz6 es inkognitoban WIS
| galod6 eurdpainak a yelemenyet,
laki yilag forradahmi kozpontja-
ban mem latott egyebct, mint egy
frendszcr elavult kormanyforma-
| jat, amelyet a szocialista kon-
| gresszusok allandoan elitelnck $
amely szocialis ertelemben ma
(gyon sok alkotmanyos monarchia
| val szemben elmaradottsagot je-
lent.
| XII fog deriilni az is. hogy sike-
riilt-e ha4am munkasait 6vatos-
. | sagra intenem egy olyan ideol6-
| giaval szemben, amelyet nagy
k0ltseggel terjesztenek nagy Vi
| lagban a szovjetek ugyanakkor
| a sajat kormanyzasuk ala tarto-
| 70 teriileteken kimeletleniil iild0z
mex. Az esemenyck bizonyitjak
! maid, hogy mem csak eXport-cikk-
lie Moszkva szemeben az antimilli-
tari1mns es a kisebbsegek jogai.
| Ell fog dolni az is, hogy sza'bad-e
csal6ka igeretek es szinlelt ke-,
rcskedelmi sUnyok elleneben q
nemzeteknek sajat f0varosaiklban
megtiirni0k lazadasnak a diplo-
maciai serthetetlenseg klasszikus
hazugsaga m6ge buv6 gyujtoga-
t6it.
MegproHalkoztak vele nalunk.
J6l tettek. Azonban k0zeledik az
ora, amikor veglegeSen hatarozni
L
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-09
Broken Hands Force
Vacation on KO Curly

Broken hands, the almost newt
able fate of any fast, hard hitting
fighter, are keeping K.O. Curley of
Oakland, CAL, lightweight, tempo
rarily inactive at his present home,
3O5 Fifth street, Tempe. Curly,
who started his ring career at the
age of Is in Sonora, Mexico, has
long been considered one of the
fast lightweights of the southern
Republic.
During his career he has met
such boxers as Gilberto Garcia, once
lightweight champion of Mexico !;
Tommy Hogan, and other fast men.
He was given decision over Garcia
when they fought in Mexico. For
several years Curly fought in the
various Pacific coast cities. Many
of his battles were before the va
rious clubs in and near Oakland.
He also has fought in San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and San Diego.
Curly made one appearance in
Tempe when he fought an exhibit
ton bout for Promoter Orlo Buck.
He fought twice in Phoenix during
the past winter.
Curly first became known to
American boxing fans when he was
under management of Charlie c..
Mccormick of Oakland. He fought
many battles under the manage
ment of the Oakland expert. He
is now 25 and in good condition,
except for the broken hands. He
believes, however, that his hands
are now in good condition and that
he soon will be in shape to again
enter the ring. He announced he
soon will start training and will be
open for fights either in Phoenix
or Nogales. He has fought more
than 70 battles during his career.
His proper name is Ruben G.
Pineda.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-09
OFFICER DRUNK? NO.
JUST HAD MONOXIDE JAG

A traffic officer on duty at a
busy corner recently was arrested
on a charge of intoxication. He
staggered, his eyes were dull, and
he spoke incoherently. At the sta
ton house he Indignantly denied the
charge, asserting he had never drunk
liquor. A physician examined him,
found no trace of intoxication, and
stated that the man was suffering
from carbon-monoxide poisoning
from the thousands of car exhausts
around him all day.
More than 500 people year are
killed by this odorless, tasteless and
colorless gas. Even though danger
may be detected by sudden head
ache, dizziness, stomach pains,
weakness in the knees, or palpita-
ton, it is often impossible for one
to escape because of instant loss
of motive power. Exposure to as
little as 2 of 1 per cent will cause
death, according to recent scien-
tific Investigations, which also state
that an engine idling in a closed
garage of 1Ox10x2O feet will change
the air to the point of fatality in
three minutes. The exhaust contains
from to 10 per cent carbon-mon-
oxide and a cold motor runs an
even higher percentage.
No preventive of carbon-monoxide
poisoning is useful except open air.
Motorists should never work in a
closed garage with q motor run
ming. Even in the open air it is
safer to stop the motor while work
ing around the exhaust pipe.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-09
Alfalfa Compared With
Bran for the Dairy Cow

''The hay produced from the aver
age acre Of alfalfa in Wisconsin has
as much food value for dairy cows
as three tensgof bran," is the opinion
Of D. GRADER, alfalfa specialist Of the
Wisconsin College Of Agriculture.
That the dairymen are realizing the
value of alfalfa is evidenced by the
large increase In acreage devoted to
alfalfa. In 1923 Wisconsin farmers
raised 10000 acres. The 1924 acre
age had increased to 267,O 900 acres,
and the new seedlings last year will
bring the acreage to about 100000
for 1925 season.
The high lime and protein con-
tent Of alfalfa hay is what makes It
valuable as a feed, as these nutrients
are low In most homegrown feeds
and must be supplied by purchasing
expensive concentrates"
In tests conducted by experiment
stations, 1t has been found that where
alfalfa has been substituted for bran
in the ration a slight increase in milk
now has resulted. j.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-09
Retrospect Of Life
Not All SorrotUful

In looking backward over life
sometimes see much of sadness, and
feel life to be q rather sorrowful
thing; but far, far oftener it is the
laughter that / hear, and 1t is smil-
ing faces that look into mine Even
men who are hateful, even the mem
cries of merciless drivers, are soft
ened for the reason that time effaces
their evil, bringing out more and
more whatever of pleasantness they
had in them. There were very, very
few indeed who meant the evil. At
any rate, time shall give them the
benefit Of the doubt.
Judgment is a poor thing as from
man toward man, isn't it? Though /
have known human devils, for whom
In my heart 1 can find no respect or
love, jerhaps the Almighty can. do
not doubt that such is the case, and
to him I will leave the Judgments
Bill Adams in Adventure Magazine.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-09
123, 900 FARMS FORECLOSED
IN PERIOD OF YEAR

Washington, March 3O.-Approx-
imately $4,000 farms changed own
ership by reason of forced sales or
other default during the IL months
ended March Is, 1926, according
to report on the farm real estate
situation by the bureau of agricul-
tural economics, United States De-
partment of Agriculture. This was
at the rate of Fl farms per 1000
when adjustment was made in the
census total for the plantations of
the South.
In addition, 10000 farms, or
80 per 1000, changed ownership
through voluntary sale or trade,
including also contracts or deed
About 41,000 properties, or a rate
of per 1000, were estimated to
have passed by Inheritance and gift
and $4,000, or about 2 per 1000,
through miscellaneous and unclassi-
fled methods.
Of the Fl farms per 1000 which
involved a more or less compulsory
change of ownership, four were
classified as forced sales on ac-
count of delinquent taxes, and II
were classified as caused by mort
gage foreclosure, bankruptcy, de-
fault of contract or by sale, sur
render of title or other transfer to
avoid foreclosure. All of these
forced changes, so called, did not
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-09
Famous Oxford College

Oriel college, one Of the Oldest col
leges Of Oxford university, was found
ed 900 years ago by Edward II and
Adam de Bronze, priest and chancery
lawyer, who held post at st. Mary's
Oxford, now the University church.
The parsonage formed, with other
buildings, the nucleus of the College
of the Blessed Mary in Oxford, COM
monty known as Oriel, says the Van
couver Province. The origin Of the
name "Oriel' is lost in antiquity.
Richard Ingrestone, in booklet on
the "Oxford College Mystery" says
"Oriel'' is a nickname. There is a
possibility that 1t comes from "oriole,"
for the golden oriole, a songbird
well known in Spain and France, was
a pet of court ladies who came to
British shores. The bird was a build
er of beautiful nests, and it's method
was studied by the medieval archi'
tects.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-09
Good and Evil Omens
Surround Honey Bees

Many women are interesting them
selves In the art and business Of bee
keeping, and with skillful manage
ment it can be made a profitable In
dustry. Much ancient lore is asso-
ciated with the keeping of honey bees.
They must be told when there Is
death or wedding in the household,
and their habits of swarming are
omens Of good or evil. If they swarm
on the ground or on a dead tree some
one is going to die, or there will be
famine, or something dreadful will
happen. 1t is astonishing that coun-
try people ever kept bees If they be-
lieved in superstitions so liable as
these to make them uncomfortable
They do not worry the modern kee-
keeper, for, like everything else, the
business has been modernized and the
old village straw beehive-lnaker has
gone, together with many Of the curl
Gus observances associated with bee
keeping
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-09

necessarily represent final, outright
losses of title, but are to be con-
sidered in varying degree as con-
ditional and subject to redemp-
ton in accordance with varying
State laws upon the subject.
Sectional averages for total
forced sales and similar defaults
showed the lowest rate in the
Middle Atlantic division, where IL
farms per 1000 changed hands due
to these causes, and the highest in
the Mountain States, in which so
farms per 1000 were estimated to
have changed ownership outright or
conditionally within the 12-month
period on account of financial diff
culties. Defaults in the Dakotas
and in Montana were particularly
high, running from 6 to Z per cent
of all farms; among the Southern
States, Georgia and South Carolina
appeared to have been severely af-
fected also.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-09
PRESCOTT TO BE HOST
TO VETS ON JUNE 10

Arizona's overseas veterans will
assemble at Prescott for the sixth
annual department convention of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars on
June 10, 1927, with the Bucky
O'Neill Post No. 541 being hosts to
the delegates of the posts of the
department.
The department convention will
be called to order at 10 o'clock am.
on June 18 for the transaction of
any business that may legally be
brought before the convention. The
nomination and election of depart
ment officers will be take up in the
regular order of business. If the
session is not completed on the 18th,
there will be session held on the
10th to complete the work of the
convention.
The delegates and visitors are as
sured of getting cooled off while
visiting the mile-high city, and the
members of the Bucky O'Neill post
are prepared to entertain all dele
gates and visitors very deliberately
in their new eight-room home,
which is beautifully decorated and
completely furnished, including a
piano. Any visiting veterans may
make reservations for the conven-
ton with Commander John H. Beck
man, Bucky O'Neill Post No. Sal,
Prescott, Arizona.
Arizona state miner., 1927-04-09
Famous Whiskers

Probably the most noted of all whis-
kers, past and present, were those of
the great Chinese philosopher Con-
fucius. 1t was popularity believed that
possession Of a hair from his face
would impart great wisdom to the
holder. So eagerly were his whiskers
sought after that it became neces-
sary to pass law forbidding the
plucking, removing or transportation
Of his whiskers. The history Of whis-
kers and beard reveals that men have
worn them to look intellectual, that
the weak wore them to look strong,
that the old wore them to look young,
that the homely wore them to look
handsome, and that towards wore
them to look brave.-Pathfnder Maya
zine.