davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30

has been ordered by the national as
sembly. according to an official dispatch
To- Commissioner Pergler Of the Czecho-
SIovak republic. made public today. BY
the new law all estates of more than
375 acres of land under cultivation or
possible OF cultivation and $50 acres
Of wooded land will he appropriated
In the case of the estates Of the i'm
perial family. states Illegally acquired,
and estates of persons who during the
war We're guilty Of treason against
the Czecho-Slovak nation. no compen-
s1tion viii be paid for the land ex.
propriated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30

Thousands OF men who euterd the
iisht perfect physically. are now u.ip.
piles for lifc These men viii be taught
a method of earning their living Boy
the government They must begin
all over again The government mere.
~ asks YOU to lend your money at a
fair rate OF interest to help pay the OK.
peusc. win YOU hesitate to subscribe
literally to TIE Victory Liberty loan?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-30
INTELLECTUALS
ARE HELD As HOSTAGES

Copenhagen. April 2S-Hundreds Of
lntellectuals are being arrested at
Budapest, according to Berlin dis
patch 20 the Berlingske Tidende. II
is reported that one Of the peoples
commissarieg has explained that they
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08
An Expert Opinion

n llE feeling oi uncertainty 3, gradually being
dlspcllcd, states Building Age cditorially. With
labor steadily becoming more abundant. build.
= who were holding aluuf more because ol the
hor situation than because Of high prices. are
|ping ahead. That the expected boon !, under way
borne ont 10y the fact that contracts Oct during
arch were greater than any year since 1871. cN-
|pt 1917, when urgent Government requirements
|ade the record abnormal.
Government Encouragement. the Own Your Own
omr movement, high rents. war wage savings
The thrifty. and needs uf expanding business
institute factors which are pu,hiur construction
hc crisis 3. past From now on the building
aud material manufacturers should grad
lnlly enter upon an era Of prosperity that may
yen surpass the hopes of The most optimistic.
The latest reports. received direct from city
|uldipg departments, show q gain uf 80 per cent lu
prints granted for March. 1919 compared with
arch, 1915. the total, for Ia riiIc, being ~iGHP7.
~ for March thu, year. u, against St2Oliljl last
That the pru,pcrit, i> widespread Is shown
N the fact that l2l elite, report gains. as against
! reporting lp>,r,.
Eastern cltlcs report % gain ut u per cent. 81
pa of o. elite, showing increases. middle states
titles report - per cent gain, 80 out of ~ showing
decreases; southern cities - per cent gain. ~ out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08

la n officer Of the Federal Farm Loan branch
IN bank, for the Southwestern district. who is
In Albuquerque this week, made the state
Ecnt Yesterday that the Farm Loan bank could
lnkc loans in the Central Rio Grandc valley aggre-
hiing ten million dollars-lF THE VALLEY
WERE DRAINED.
What is more significant is the inference that
be Farm Loan banks will not make these loans
ntil the vallay lands are drained. Does this fact
lrry any significance to usi
II you, Mr.. Merchant. had a condition IN your
nsin. ~ that was destroying it, efficiency. and de.
ractinR from your earning power, and If that con.
7ition reached a point where il affected your
favorable consideration and fair treatment
I ouldn't you do something 10 remedy that con.
itioni
Nou would and you would do il mighty quick.
II may be said that the conditions a. regards our
bllcy lands are not identical with those Of thc
hsiness man whose business Is going wrong. Why
NJ they not identicalf
II u Rio Grandc valley land owner wants 10 bor-
.bw money on land that he holds ut " reasonable
X%aluation, aud finds that he cannot do il. isn't his
4 edit impaired has not his collateral deprecated
he not confronted by u bad business condition.
II the business interests of this city could immc.
lately put into circulation in this valley. through
improvements and increased acreage on irriagtcd
rms the sum of ten million dollars. wouldn't il
good business 10 do ~ Are We not wilhlly de.
irving ourselves of the benefit of that increased
REGULATION OF moucy-ihat ami much mere IN an.
ual production from these landsi
Let ~ take the time aud the pains; those Of us
no depend On prosperous business conditions for
ur individual prosperity. 10 get the real truth
bout this drainage situation into our heads. Il
nl pay ~ Tor once wc get that truth clearly iu
Eind. We Will do something o. remedy q dangerous
Pndiilou' and We will lose mo- time about Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08

Louis NV and Cromwell FOR 'the
ruin and destruction uf tho proud ana
NrHuulDHl monarch of Spain
tn I,si uu tho Hth of Nay. tho
S@pHulHris fuuk possession uf al o.
fIuriDI.
un the stb nf MAY. 1893. the soy.
crum~u' of France SHOWN is the 90.
t%retnrlts Issued l decree direotinr
that 100 vessel. uf neutral Cuuutrir"
rtrrNiur arms ur provisions o. au en-.
rfuN uurt-fht enemy ln question
hv|uE GREAT britain should boz seize
td This announcements which was d
serious blow Co tnr dove. lulnr rom.
NERVE between Great britain and me
uitrd States. marked the h|criuniur
ut the controversy which brought
France and America 20 the verge OF
war iu lt9N.
ON the ath OF May. On 1899. John
THROWN Of p-stwatumic wac born. Hli
raid ON HHrpcr's Ferry and his sub.
rtuuout execution Tor alleged treason
we're among the important coutrihu'
ON the 18th ~ October 1853. John
brown Ht the heat Of sixteen men
IuldDd Nurutr'H Ferry lu NirElulH
uul released mtuN slaves. he was at,
tackled hy several hundred militia.
msn ~ NirruiH ana Maryland and
-rrtrouchrd himself iu the United
Stitrs arsenal ~ thc town After ID
short siege lil uf hls mon were killed
ur wounded and Brown was captured
hf a company under Colonel Robert
" Lee 4 few weeks later De- was
trIrd hv re- virginia court and sen.
fenced to he hanged
Johann Vuu schiller. tho Hmou,
German poet and drtmutlst. died uf
the gth ~ MAY Boo 1905.
lu tNtt con tine 9TH of MAY. thl
American UIul" society was founded
with Eliah EoudIuot OF Philadelphia.
as its first president.
when you Loose money and gain
money hN 20 your loss iH your gain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08
VACATION DANGERS
By H. %ADDINGToN BRUCE
Author OF Tho Riddle Of Personality" Psychology and
lurCuthood." Etc.
Copyright, 1919, by tho Associated NowspapersD

|T MAY seem u tIItlr DIrIl fu TOLLS
about vacations 1901 people ura
| naturally beginning tH think OF
rn. Aud many trr now NssN plan.
nE whrrr Geo 500 Tor their .IuuI,T
arailuu this scar
Also. 90 H Geo Doe feared. many boo
us planning have Iu mind uuIN
hnt Will hu u Agreeable, tu thym
hes Eltt lft.p cor UH thought 90 mo
lore Important matter uf Choosing re-
scaiInu home that wlII Hy rrHII,
|caithful Go them 1s We'll ls agree,
|htr
Tint be- whf. every year tho rIusy
tho vacation period Is followed Dos
n outbreak Nt illnesses ul various
nds notably typhoid tuNrr
10 nov we'll known that typhoid
usually contracted through Uuuur..
|'s iu tut drlukiur supply, Iupuri.
rs 90 water Iud ImpurIfIut Iu mills
Aud DO /. well known thlt many
|uoplU particularly Iu rural .HU
unitios IHr mot Nrf HH careful m
f~eEuHriirs th,.r drtuIIuH supply BEL.
Iey ought tu Ns
They permit dHrrvruu. ifIIuIr.
tu wDlIH Iuu springs TtuII vilu.
aids uf Di,tuiiuvs are uuf HIWila
be- highest with reference Zoo mllkur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08

use to get there too soon because
we'll only have 90 turn round ana
come hack. hut I certainly do want
10 get there just les soon as u IN pos
slhlc 90 live there with any CONE
FORT
So the noXt day Ar. aud Mrs.
Rcdtnf spread their great winEa
and started on the long journey
north. They flew very hirn ~ L.
their way. aud they flew very leiN-
urcly. FOR though they were in'ra-
tient they were wise enough not 20
get ahead 81 Mistress spring. Many
other fcnthercd folks we're begin
ming 10 move north. and this meant
plenty for Mr aud Mrs rtcdtall 20
cat a. they l%ourneyed. So, day hy
day thcy drew nearer 60 the Green
Forest aud the nearer they got the
more eager they became. They
were anxious 20 grt 90 housekeeping
and impatient Tor the first glimpse
0f their old home for you know
Mr. ANA Mrs. NDdtall use the same
hest year after year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08
CATS is CATS 7

BY JOHN BRICK

The lawns IL fiecked with Iieht a. h
lies In the open. the cubs with black
whore u crouchca In a thicketed lair.
hut there was n0 ook u the hunter
yet about These furry-faced lnfant5
PADDING about on their clumsy paws
shoulders y bodies easnlnG toward
the ground with the shspelcrr soft
ness u babyhoud. and only a hint of
power IN their quarters - they
reared and tumhlrd and raced In their
plaY. one managed to climb up on a
box BY dint ~ much scratching n
scranibling aud an accidental foot
hold ON the door Then he suddenly
lest hlr nerve and sat cranlnE his
meek VNer fnnt d~rsperats four foot
leap back u the floor below. iifthng a
note ~ lamrntabie regret.
The other watched him lmnocently.
suddenly her expression changed. her
muscles set. her pupils narrowed. her
tan rtiffcned until only the tip
suuirmcd ~ncrNoualy. watched her
tense whiskers CULVER a. she licked
them, Tier sides heaved with an
the reason ~ the Ire information. A
couple of hlackhiris had ventured
into the next cakc where the cougars
blind mate rlop,. %EieaninF the crumbs
ffom hia meal They fitted about
With perfect and AZ they
moved the Nuhn eyes luN tnems
Even the wailinr 81 the exile on his
perch was atiiied. hut he watched
with the rkeptlcai air Of one who has
hoped ana been deceived not once but
many times.
The debris from their own feast
wac scattered near the bars. Pres
entity a bird slipped through them.
picked here ana there. and went hack
again. More birds came; the food
went quickly ana again QUE ventured
near those mouonlcss ruus. He
rocked hiH pale eye knowingly: the
cubs lt with a green flicker. lie
turned, perkcd tentatively; then. a.
he spread HE wings. the clumsy little
creature pinned him with her spread
paw. fornctful of his dizzy cmlnonca
her hrother thudded beside her.
%snntchinF " moufhsui ~ feathers he
fore she warmed him OF with a snarL
fur Il moment she shook and tore al
her prey, then she began a trlum-
phnl march 60 the tune OF a little
sine-annT vail whincd through her
n%ostrils above " mouth filled with
the warm luxury % her first prey.
Far deeper than any mothers teach-
inr nr any hunger rsnF TURKS the lust
a. MI. Par stronger than the clrcum-
stance 81 birth ID the longing of each
creature Tor the prudestined iifc OF lts
kind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08

hHANs power 20 tame the widest
MI beasts seems only "a matter ot
49, completely understanding them.
Nut many years ago. when captiyc-
we're kept cramprd az narrow. uusty
cages. very few ~ them would con
sent TO raise thel. young Nov every
wcll-mauured menaFeris has ~ Hon
or even ifs tiger cub on view Even
the intiuctable cougar has ~couscatet
TO raise u litter behind bars. security.
q place lu which 10 hl1n themselves
without danger % Disturbance omit
denc, in their keeper. seema % rob
them nf that irrecnncilanic avsrFion
tn the continuance Of their Kind,
Must mothers kil their ngut hiter'
after that they seem to become anfti-
cientiy r~uconcllrd to their fate 10 let
others live. ! wonder how often even
oar long dnmraticafcd tabhy. under
false conditions. actually does the
fame hin 'ertuinly she taker %"
more pleasure in their play than tho
1.-THE. taWuy creature whom I watched
as she cleaned the faces uf her cubs
after their meal. or h~llnkinrly sub
United 10 their scamucrinF about her
recruitment form
There were two ~ them. snme four
months Old, their baby Stripes tadinr
into mere cloudy markings as their
cuaia began % assume h toiid color
of maturity. a wonderful tint. that
subtle mimiCry of dry grass aa in.
visible a. graz under the moon, ".
ncctiur the green light under 10 lcafs
branch beneath the summer sun oI
fading Into the dusk OF a murky cave,
n hides the deer from the hunter
equally aa u hides the hunter FROM
her prey. Tho fawu wears the hamo
livery us the COUGAR cub save that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08

ID EpTNlL TuE HAWK and Mrs
~ Ncdtail we're huipy Thpy were
happy because thnY were head
ri toward home Hud you ksuw there
is mo- greater joy than the jos of re-
tufuiur tu the homie you love.
Tho urdtlils bad spent the winter
Boz the south. They haG made d
long journey south with the cnmiuE
IT cold weather in the faii, and they
with plenty O. rut % little 60
trouble them There Wa mo- reason
Doe thu world why thcv shouldn't
have built "a home there aud re-
manned the whole year through
But such d. Thought ueNrg entered
The hrRda 90 Ncdttil ana his broad
winged wife 10 didn't enter their
heads for the simple rcuson that in
their hearts was such Il great love
cst near Farmer Browns that %
didn't acUm possible tn them 10 live
tnNWherr else during the summer.
A. the ime drew e. Tor sweet
Mistress Spring 60 start north Mr.
Nrdtall began 20 Etf ndrctN. a.,
would To-; Cor an hour I'D q time in
the top ~ a tall tree staring north.
whore hundreds aud hundreds ~
miles away wus his old home in the
Grccu Forest T;,su ho would ny
round and ruuud Boo circles. Eoing
higher % higher m thc blue sky
until from the ground he looked like
n mere Hpcck. Hc lost Interest In
huutinr uo lost hls appetite
Mrs itndtnii know the signs. In
fact she was beginning to feel
ndEUN herself Don't sou think.
my dear. that We v1n start home
pretty "a said she one day as
NcdtAll came down from way up ,n
the blue blue Sky.
Hrdtuii nodded wen start 40.
ls already ON hor way Wen keen
along Just behind her IT'S uf no
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08

nr sDt down ts certain that danger tu
health Hud tu lfr s present
TO be- sure lf IN mot ALWAYS otsN tu
r't these questions satisfactorily au.
swrrti Hotel and boarding house
pruuriyiurs too often oNtde Them. ur
iiLr uuihrtFr ti the mere fac OF
their being asked
bcwtrH ~ such pruprluturs They
ere ui least lacking u common sense
NthtrwiHr thtN would recognize that
these urr precisely thr questions
which prudence requires Co Dee insist
emily asked iud ruudidly answered
Aud 10 uulr bl vacation planners
Wuuld tsk thnm We should suuu BEL.
t marked change for The better boz the
rlpltaiiun and hygiene Of oycfy va
cation resort
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08
SOLOS
By THE Second Fiddle

TONIGHT at the hlrh school, A.
huquerque's last Liberty nond rally.
he In az the finish.
~ YoU DoUHr that The Kid's
Clever" just examine the gate re-
ceipts.
EAST TEXAS reports an epidemic
~ rattlcsnahe bites u will prob
ably grow worse ~ July 1T draws
nearer
YOt7Ng TURKS have organized u
Wilson league. Even the presidents
most bitter critics however, VII not
hold him responsible Tor any Young
Turks.
HEINg responsible for nufieson Il
about enough for any LIVING pfealdent
-
A PURSE fun of silver money re-
Gently was blown from Ecior. Texas.
a. Caddo. Oklahoma. a distance Of
sixty miles. Even silver has wings
these days.
THERE ARE. however. many more
remarkable distance records for
blowing money.
AMONG recent specimen menu
hints Tor the poor D. noted the FOL
lowing breakfast
Sliced Oranges
Cereal and cream
urniicd Ham
flashed Brown Potatoes
Rolls coffee
Take the adding machines figure
up total cnst OF above breakfast de-
Uverrf. deduct zane from your
monthly income and buy Yourself =
stock NJ peanuts Tor Tho balance Of
d month.
", Oouinc-~i
4 TrtNCEss
lu u short Film.
From "a Movie Al
uNE up tho H-ohonzollorn boys
offer 10 sell biz Tor Uvcrcoat for $50
600. Regardless % tho price. the eN-
ssiitpd can afford 90 ict u 80 Tie Will
not need " where he going
TiiAT FEDERAL revenue official
who declares curHeta IL luxury possibly
nrures his own wife D. lu TIE clear.
a. 'tn Roper up.
We AgKNuWLEuOE with rrati-
tudp fourteen o. uf IL speech hN
lion Richard " Austin 81 Tennessee,
|'NNNNN WI. NNH NH"NN n W. h'NAH'"
shuuId boz NmoriruulHri hy having "a
rtpp sentative boz ConrrasH uur sen.
rril idea hts been thHt while The said
District muf need AmrrIcHulgluF in
Iufa. f certainly doesn't need uuA
More representation Iu congress than
lfs bad during thc past three years
GERMAN PEACE d~eicrntes who
declare they viii NOT siFu H peace
treaty with lndemnitiss ln 10 are
shining example, ~ persons poised
between thr devil and the deep blue
sel.
THAT REPUBLICAN navel who
got himself elected in Baltimore dv-
serves iu hp watched Nc may have
designs uu the presidency,
Mrs WILSON, sitting In 90 the
signing or the peace treaty. doubt
lssr ls designed uH recognition 81 ths
sovereign rIrht Of women 90 figure
iu ihe forrfr.ri ~ the photograph
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08
ederal Farm Loan Bank Will Not Make Loans in Valley
Until Lands Are Drained-Does That Mean Anything?

Of 10 cities showing increases aud western cities re-
port "a per cent gain, lG out of - cities showing in
ereases. This favorable condition shows widespread
activity la oil sections Of the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08

BETTER borrow from a pawnbroker
than from O. friend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08

when you loose money and gain
money hN 10 your lo.s b. your gain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08

GERMAN PEACE deicrntea who
declare they viii NOT siFu a peace
treaty with lndemniUes in 10 are
shining examples ~ persons poised
between th, devil and the deep blue
sea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08

EpTNu. TuE HAWK and Mra
Ncdtal were haipy They were
> happy because thnN we're head
inward homo and NUu Iaaw fHFr0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-08

TttAT FEDERAL rcvenue official
who declares curseta IL luxury possibly
nrures his own wife d. lu the clear.
It, can Roper up
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
PROCLAINS
SATURDAY HOLIDAY
Honors Maryland Troops Return
ing From Abroad And
Calls Upon People
DEVOTE DAY TO HEROES

Governor Harrington has issued d
/ Proclamation setting aside Saturday
May 81, as the first holiday in honor
lof the MARYLAND troops returning from
abroad. and calling us1on sl1e people 10
devote the day 70 the reception and
lentertainmen OF these heroes
The Proclamation says:
Whereas the glad time has come
when the people Of Maryland may
unite III welcoming home thousands of
their brave sons who went abroad In
kfhe service Of the nation To save civil
azation and make the worlH a better
KpIace To live iii and
Whereas our noble troops Have glo.
Iriously upheld the proadest taadftions
lof our State and have added new lus.
ter to the name and fame Of ssaryland
and have filled our people with larg
er and nore exalted conception OF ps7
triotism and service; and
.Whereas Maryland's contribution
TO the army and navy Of sixty thou
sand men Of whom more than forty
Thousand went overseas. was far above
ffhe average of States, thus maintain
ling and increasing Maryiand's i record
of doing more than her share In every.
lswar In which the nation has been en-
gagged; and
Whereas all the love, admiration
and appreciation we can give these
Esons of Maryland must at best fall
Eshort of their deserts; and
whereas our duly appointed com
l.mittees Of men and women are prepar-
ling to do everything within their
power 10 make the returning troops
feel the fullness and depth OF their
love and are planning great public
DELIBERATIONS in which All may partici-
pate; and
Whereas 90 operating with the
9comInittees are the peoeple of Balti-
more and of Maryland, anxious to do
itheir part In making these days the
|happiest In Maryland's historys and
Whereas the State Of Maryland
through the Maryland Council Of De-
tense has given aid in order that the
celebrations may be worthy and COM
plete and that they may be tributes Of
the WIiole state to the magnificent 10y
atty and courage Of our troops
Now, therefore, j, Emerson G. Har-
erington, Governor or Maryland, here
ny declare Saturday. May 81 q pub
lilic holiday throughout the State. and
i ask our people 70 make 4 . day Of
rejoicing and Of praise and do all IN
their power TO greet our heroes in the
finest glow OF gratitude, appreciation
and happiness From every home the
nag should be displayed and from
every heart should proceed > thanks
giving that so many Of orr men have
come back to us Let Us make Mary
lands welcome the nObiest ceiebra-
ton and the most loving greeting in
the whole history Of our beloved
state.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
THOSE GIRLS WERE
FROM BALTIMORE.
NOT ANNAPOLIS

Edward Hngg. chauffeur oE the
Rohb Combs Company automobile
truck, who proved The Good Samaritan
To the young girls picked up near
Glen Burnic on Tuesday night about
10 90. carrying them 70 Baltimore
wants ii distinctly Understood that
those girls were Baltimore girls, moi
Annapolis girls.
The Combs truck carried the girls 70
Baltimore where they wese put ont
and wended their way home The girls
we're about seventeen years old. AMI
had ridden from Baltimore 10 Annap-
oils on motorcycles with young men
who we're also from Baltimore and
whom they said they had known for
some time. The girls told the story
that when reaching Arnold's Station
the men made inpgopar pTosals which
they resented. and because of resent
ing these insults were put on the mo.
;oreycles ana made Ia walk They
retraeed their steps toward Glen Bur
ME, asking various people til take
hem to baltimore, bue without sue
SIS. until Mr.. Hugs driving the
Combs truck came along and took
them home tn baltimore
Everybody In Annapolis il please
80 know the girls were not town girls
and Il was generally understood tho
men we're strangers The Baltimore
girls have threatened 10 report the
case and have the men arrested.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
GREAE FLEET HERE
DURING June WEEK
Air Messengers Bring News That
Dreadnaughts And Smaller
Craft Win Come
ORDERS or GRADUATES

The important and interesting In
formation that every. available yes
sci 81 the Atlantic feet would be on
Annapolis during considerable por
tion Of June week, was conveyed to-
the Naval Academy this morning by
airpgane from Admiral MAYO. the
fleol commander The message WIS
entrusted To party consisting OF Cap
Sain George M Steele, JF Commander
Arthur Is. Cook and Lieut.. Clark. All
of the stan 81 the feet cOmmanderin
chief
This party arrived In q neanlaic AZ
about eleven this morning, and there
were two other arrivals OF Naval planes
these being from Philadelphia. SO
that air traffic around Annapolis was
busy this morning.
The battleship Alabama. with Rear
Admiral G b Britain. squadron com
mander. aboard, arrived on Annapolis
this morning. joining the Illinois,
which arrived yesterday The four
other battleshipa Of the squadron or
Force i. will be here before June
Week
The main portion Of the Atlantic
feet will arrive here on Juna 4 which
n Wednesday. two days before grad
uation Ii will consist of about ten
dreadnaughts, among the largest war
vessels in the world. fifteen iestroyera.
nine submarines Of the old type, with
the submarine tender Savannah, ave
submarine chasers and SIX feet sea
planes. No such ship OF war vessels
we're ever assembled in local waters
before. and ii will be an imposing and
interesting sight, and add greatly to-
the br!llianoy os June Week, already
snr6 to hs the most notahle which has
ever taken place
Another interesting phase of the
period was made known today
The graduates, It was announced, will
Continued on Page Thrss)