davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Protest Bio erande Sale.

st. Louis.-The appeal of stockhold-
ers against the sale Of the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad to the Western
Pacific railroad corporation has been
taken under Amusement at the conclu-
sion of arguments In the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals here. The
sale was held al Denver Nov. 20 last,
by order Of the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals to satisfy q judgment
obtained by the Equitable Trust Co.
of New York. The appellants contend
confirmation of the sale would cause
them losses of more than 7,75O,00o.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Asks Withdrawal Of American Forces.

San Salvador, Republic of Salvador.
Withdrawal Of the American forces
In Nicaragua Is asked in a message
sent by the Students Federation of
Salvador To the Salvadorean delega-
tion attending the conference at San
Jose. Costa Rica, ut which the pro-
posed Central American union is being
considered. The dispatch reads: THE
S~alvadorean students ask you 10 pro-
pose that the conference address itself
to President Wilson, asking that the
American forces at present in Near
agua be withdrawn, in order that the
union shail find the country without
blemish."
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Wilson Buys Fairbanks Home.

President Wilson of the former home
here Of Henry p. Fairbanks, 2340 S
street northwest, has been announced
by II. W. Boiling, the Presidents
brother-in-law. The house will be the
permanent residence of the President
after his retirement from office March
4. The price paid was not made pub
lie, but is reported to have been in the
neighborhood of $4,000. The house
built about four years ago, and
is of colonial brick and limestone.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Prima Donna Leaves Suddenly.

Chicago.-Mme. Gamma Walska,
bride Of Alexander Smith Cochran OF
New York, and considered the wealth
lest opera singer In the world, left Chi
cago without making an explanation
of her disappearance on the eve of her
debut with the Chicago Opera Com
pany. As a result, the opera "Zaza,'
which Geraldine Farrar carried to sue
cess in New York last winter, was not
attempted by the Chicago Opera Com
pany as scheduled. Nine. Walska was
to have taken the title role. Friends
of Nine. Walska said they believed she
returned to her husbands home in New
York.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Inaugural Committee Chosen.

of the Republican national committee
has announced the personnel of the
committee which will have charge of
the ceremony of i~naugurating W. G.
Harding as President on March 4 next.
The chairman is Edward b. Mclean,
publisher of the Washington Post, and
the executive committee comprises Ed
ward F. Colladay, Samuel j. Prescott.
Fred W. Upham and Jesse Smith of
Washington Courthouse, Ohio, an init
mate friend of the President-elect.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Bands Play While Sailors Work.

Portsmouth, n. Hal navy musi-
clans of the service stationed at North
Atlantic ships and stations have been
ordered to proceed to Newport, r. l..
for drill as a body for reorganization
of individual bands and for reassign-
ment of men, SO that those who have
not been afloat may learn to keep
their sea legs while they blow a horn
or beat a drum. A drill in jazz tunes
will he played while the men are coal
ing ship, to expedite and tighten their
Labor
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
q Nationals Join in League Plan.

Geneva.-Twenty-two nations have
signed the protocol giving executive
approval to the league plan for an in
ternational court of Justice. When the
parliainents Of the signatory nations
ratify the protocol the court will i'm
mediately become operative. lnasmuch
as the majority Of the nations which
signed did 50 only after consultation
with the governments and parties, the
league officials believe that the ap-
prevail Of the parliaments oon Will
follow.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Preacher. Governor Threatens Editor.

Tallahassee, Fla.-In an open letter
the Rev. Sidney J. Cats, governor of
Florida, threatened TO go to West Palm
Beach, Fla, with a "double-barrel shot
gun loaded with b~uckshot" and have a
final settlement with Joe l.. Earman,
president of the State Board of Health
and publisher of the Palm Beach Post.
The chief executive wrote that he vas
tired Of Earman's tyranny. arrogance
and big-stick bossing" and that this is
the last warning"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Suit Against Rockefeller.

New York.-The government has
brought suit against John ID. Hocke'
Teller for S~292,67s. charging that his
income tax report was incorrect, mis-.
leading and false" The complaint al.
legged that in his return filed on March
~, 1916, Mr.. Rockefeller failed to in.
clude in it as part of his income J0,104
shares of Illinois Pipe Line Company
and G7.176 shares of the Prairie Pipe
Line Company"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Constantine Rsturns to Athens.

Athens.-Constantine of Greece, re-
moved from the throne by action Of
the allied powers in 1917 and called
back by the Ger plebiscite to re-
sumo his former status, has arrived In
Athens. He came into the city By
train, and was received at the Place
de la Concorde. Those who greeted
the returning monarch included Queen
Mother Olga, the regent, and Princess
Anastasia, wife of Prince Christopher.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
The Laramie Mountsjna

The Laramie mountains are a range
Of the Rockies in southeastern wyo-
ming. 1t begins on the south bank of
the North Platte river. in Natrona
county. somewhat southeast of the
center of the state, and extends In a
.southeasterly direction through Al
bany and Laramie counties. being cut
by the Laramie river and its north
branch The range is mostly a broad
upland. Of from seven to eight thou
sand feet elevation, with no outstand-
ing SUBMITS.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Kidnapped Student ~ From Exposure.

Philadelphia.-Herbert A. Bingham,
Jr, president of the freshman class at
the University of Pennsylvania, is crit
ically i'll from pneumonia as a result
of having been kidnapped by sophie
mores. Bingham was dragged from his
bed and taken half dressed on a seven
ty-mile motor trip TO S~troudsburg.
After being held there for several days
by the sophomores who wanted to pre-
vent him, as class president. from at
tending the freshman smoker, he man
aged to escape.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Official Guilty Of Askino Bribe.

Lincoln. Neb.-James V. Morrison
former member Of the Nebraska Leg
lslature. pleaded guilty here to solicit
Ing a bride. The complaint charged
that while he was employed as a spe
cial insurance examiner for the state
Morrison solicited a bride from W. f
straub, telling the latter that for ST..
800 he would make such a report for
an insurance company Mr.. Straub is
connected with as the latter desired.
Attorney General Davis said Morrison
admitted every charge.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Want to Crush Out Crime in New York

New York.-New York City's crime
wave continues, while organizations,
officials and individuals have launched
concerted movement % halt the rap
idly mounting record of murders, hold
ups and assaults. Mayor Hylan has
appealed to the citizens of the city to
cooperate in aiding the police. The
executive committee of the Merchants
Association of New York met TO con
slider what measures an be taken for
the better protection of life and prop
erty in New York City"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Clock Running Since 1924.

A privileged party in being con-
Quoted through the state rooms Of the
White House in Washington had their
attention directed to the handsome
clock upon the mantel Of the blue
room, presented by the French to
President Andrew Jackson in 1924.
ct was running then" proclaimed the
chief usher of the mansion boastfully,
'and it's been running ever since"
Louis XIv's own clock, by the way,
at Versailles. has been running regu-
larry since 1884
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Another Robber Arrested.

Chicago-Edward Valentine was ar.
rested here and confessed, police de
clare, that he and seven other men
committed the spectacular mail rob
berry on the Burlington between Oma-
sa and Council Bluffs early in Novem.
Der. Miss Hazel Grubbs of Indianap-
,lis, who was with Valentine at the
lime Of his arrest also is held by po-
ice. In his confession Valentine is
reported 10 have said that the robbers
,btained s9,JO0.O00 in cash and secur-
ties.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Finds Bonds in Taxi,

Gary, naturalization here Of a
story concerning a dispute between
Charles $. Jaeger. Herman Faber, a
dry goods merchant, and Justice of the
Peace Benjamin l.. Laube over the
ownership of several thousand dollars
worth Of United States certificates of
Indebtedness. brought TO light the fact
that Jaeger had nearly $4,000 Of the
certificates. which. he said, his wife
had found. loosely folded, in a Chicago
taNicab last month.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Landlord Gets Jail Sentence.

Los Angeles, GAIA landlord and
a property owner were sentenced in Il
police court here TO serve forty days
each in the city Jail for having dis
turbed the peace of a teDnt by forci-
bly, evicting him. Sam Borelli brought
action against A. J. Edmonson, the
landlord, and L. w. Graves, owner of
the property Borelli occupied. for hav-
Ing nailed up the doors and windows
Of the house before thirty days had eI-
notice of rem increase.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
American Legation Robbed.

Warsaw.-It has been learned that
the American legation here was robbed
recently of approximately 100000
marks, or about 5000, and several val
liable documents. Chests and safes in
n large room on the second floor OF
the old palace occupied by the lega-
tion were broken open.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Naturally.

"Scribble's new novel will have its
scenes laid in the wheat fields"
"Of course, then, 1t will appea as
a serlal?"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
SEE DANGER IN
GREAT MAJORITY.
REPUBLICAN LEADERS ALREADY
ARE PLANNING TO PREVENT
INSURGENCY" IN HOUSE.
TO PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE

Trouble for the Dominant Party, or
Lack Of It, Will Depend Almost
Wholly on the Acts Of the Pres
ldent
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25
A REFORMATUS EGYHAZI
FERFI BETEGS. EGYLET
KOZGYULESE

FOlyo no 21-en tartOtta rendes
gyiilesen igaz keves tag jelent
havi kozgyiileset a fenti egylet. A
meg, de azert a bevetel eleg szep
volt. Tagtestvereink sokan a
gyerekeikkel kildtek fel az, 3 ha-
vi dijaikat, ami ellen mines sem
mi kifogasuk vagy panaszuk az
egylet vezetoinek, akar gyere-
keikkel, akar ismer0seikkel kiildik
fel a havidijat tagtestvereink,
csak tegyenek eleget az 8 k0teles-
segeiknek az egylettel szemben.
Mi AIT elismerjiik, hogy t0bben
iolgoznak vasarnapi napon "a
orat, vagy 24-est, amint magyarul
sZoktuk mondani es azok mem ie-
lenhetnek meg a gyiilesen, akik
pedig szombat ejjel szoktak dol
gOznl. aZOkt0l SZinten mem kivan-
hatjuk, hogy jelen legyenek. Egy-
sz0val kevesen tehetik egyletiink
tagjai koziil, hogy jelen legyenek
4 havi k0zgyiil6seken es exert mem
is vadolunk senkit, csak ARA nc
adjanak okot, hogy felfuggesz-
tessenek az egyletn6l, inert e7
Sok munkat ad a titkarnak: min
den egyes felfiiggesztett tag utar
menni vagy AIT ajanlott level al
tai tudatni, hogy harom havi hat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L


ntana kis misek. Csiit0rtik0n
reggel szinten gy0ntatasok 9-ig
9-kor reggel nagymise harangok
elnemulasaval. Nagypenteken az
ugynevezett csonkamise reggel O.
kor lesz. Este pedig fel 8-kor al
tatossag a Scent sirnal. Macy
szombaton reggel S-kor kezd6dik
a keresztkut szenteles, mely igen
hosszu szertartas, utana nagymise
van. Megjegyzem, hegy Nagyszom
baton ne akarjon senki gyonni,
inert a hosszu szertartasok Matt
mem teheti. Nagyszombaton del
utan 5-kor van paszkaszenteles.
A nagyb6jt ugyanis legujabb
kanontorveny szerint Nagyszom-
baton delbcn er veget, exert este
mar huseledellel lehet 6lni. Tart
SAX be hivek az 3sregi szokast s
hozzak megszentelesre az eledele-
ket, melyekkel mar szombat este
elni akarnak. Husvet vasarnapian
reggel fel S-kor szinten paszka-
szenteles, 9-kor kismise, fel IL
! kor unnepi nagymise predikacio-
val, melynek targya lesz a felta-
madt Krisztus es a mi eletiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25

ralek Matt fel lett fiiggesztve.
Tudtukra ION mindazon ta-
goknak, akik tavol voltak a gyii-
lest6l, egyletiinknek marcus ha-
vi bcvetelet:
Marcus havi bev6tel s 109.50
Februar havi athozat 1862
Osszesen $1,904.72
Marcus havi kiadas:
Tfj. Kiss IStvan utan halal
halaleseti dij $107. 90
GeresSi Sandor tagtestver-
mex II napi betegseg6ly 0,40
Nyugta k6nyvek6rt 3.75
Osszesen $120.15
Marcus havi penzmarad-
vanya az egyletnek $17S4.57
Eel lett fiiggesztve egyletiink-
b6l harom havi hatralek miott 9
tag. Nevszerint: Geresi Laszl0,
ifj. Gy0rgy Tamas, Hank0 M
Gyula, lfarcsa Lajos, Mezci la
JOS, Szab0 Pal, Scres JOSEF, tt
mar Ferenc, Zsurki Istvan. Ezen
felfuggesztett tagokat kerem az
egylet neveben, hogy a jov6 gyii-
lessen hozzAk fel hatralekaikat
vagy ha szemelyesen meg mem je-
lenhetnek, kiildjek fel masok al
tai, inert az alapszabaly ertelme-
ben t0riiltetik minden tag 4 havi
hatralek Matt, mi pedig ezt nen
zeretnenk. A hianyos elm Mat
| titkar mem tud t0bbeket lev6
4ltal ertesiteni, akiknek megva1
a rendes cimiik a titkarnal, azol
tudatva lesznck felfiiggesztesiik
r6l. T0bb targy mem volt a gyii
lessen.
ElSAalnolaS az elSO neGyedeVrOl
Bevetcl.
1919-r6l athOzat 1865. 7.
1920 evi januari bev6tel 1885
1920. evi februari bevetel $50,
1920. evi .marciusi bevetcl 1O9.5,
Osszesen $1,974.7
Kiadas.
Januar hoban s 700
Februar h6ban =
Marcus h0ban 1901.
Osszesen 1901
Az elso negyedevi harad-
vany $1,7S4.5
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25
KERESZTELO

Anapokban keresztelte meg
Gerenday Laszlo reformatus lei
kesz a Szatmar megyei Cseke koz-
segbe valo Jaray Gy0rgy refor-
matus es Zemplen megyei Macy
Geresbe val0 rom. katholikus ne
je, sziiletett Denies Erzsebet f.
at: Sander. es Elemer nevre. Mint
keresztsziil0k Darazs EIDE Tlles Is
neje Both Erzsebet szerepeltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25
REF. NOEGYLET.

A reformatus n6egylet vasarnap
delutan 2 orat6l kezdve tartia
rendes havi gyiileset a reforma-
tus egyhaz gyillestermeben. K6-
retnek a tagok, hogy a gyiil6sen
lehetoleg pontosan es minel ma
gyobb szamban jelenjenek meg.
A tisztikar neveben
Geressy Sandorne, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25

Gondoljak meg a hivek, hogy
r0vid mar az id6 es azert siesse-
mex eleget tenni kereszteny katho
likus kotelessegiiknek. TIT
nagyhet mar azert ne halogas-
SAX gyonasuk6at, inert azon We
SILK eszre magukat, hogy vegleg
elhalogattak, mint hogy sokan
elhalogattak ilyen m6don es SEE
pen teltek az evek es elmaradtak
a gy6ntat6szekb6l elmaradtak
az aldozastol is. Ne legyen
egyetlenegy katholikus hive Sc,
akinek elmaradjon husveti gy6na-
sa es elmaradjon aldozasa ebben
az esztend6ben. Mem kell ehhez
mas ,csak komoly elt0keles es
meglesz az gyonas es meglesz
az az aldozas is. A Scent Istyan
templomban minden reggel leher
gyonni. Az Greg harangoz6 mar
reggel 7-kor megnyitja evegbSA
a templomajt6t es a plebanos Sc
varat soka niagara. A jov6 szom-
baton delutan 3-t6l sig Is este
7-1O-ig lehet gy6nni. Vasarnap
reggelig egy helybeli Sc halogas-
sa a gy6nasat, legyen ez az ido
fentartva azok szamara, a Xix
messze foldr5l zarandokolnak ell,
hogy gy6nhassanak.
Husveti iinnepkor.
A nagyhet kezd6dik viragval
sarnappal. vagyis annak a meg
hato esemenynek emlekevel, ami
don az Ur Jezus bevonult Jeru-
zsalembe $ nep or0mmel fogad-
ia s utjara viragot, z0ld galyakat
sz6rt, s6t ruhait terengette. A
nagymise pont fel 11-kor kezd6-
dix palmaszentelessel. Misek0z-
ben passiot enekelnek Franczovsz-
ky Danyi yezetese mellett egyes
hivek. Hetf6n, kedden es SEER
dan reggel 7-kor gy6ntatasok S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25

A temetes vegtisztesseg, me-
lyet az anyaszentegyhaz jelent6-
segteljes szertartasok kereteben
ir elS az Urban elhunyt gyereme-
kei szamara. Vannak esetek, a
mikor az egyhaz mem engedi meg
ezeknek a szertartasoknak meg
tartasat, illetve megvonja a veg
tisztesseget. Az csetb6l, amelyet
felhoz, lathatja, hogy a katholi-
kus pap mem tenet penzert. Hia-
ba akartak volna fizetni, ha alb
ban az esetben meg kellett tagad-
nj a temetest, meg is tagadtak
Az olyan katholikus pap egy sem
mirevalo9 pap, aki megtesz penz.
ert mindent megszegi egyhaza
t0rvenyeit. Az a pap is az lett
volna, ha abban az esetben meg.
nyitia az illet6 holttestnek temp.
Iona ajtoit. A XII eleteben mem
t0r6dik templommal, minek an
max holta utan a templom? Ak
pedig eleteben mem katholiku!
templomban eskiid0tt, mem katho
likus templomban keresztelte.t'
gyermekeit, az XII van zarva +;
katholikus egyhaz kebeleb0l 6
mint ilyen mem oldozhat6 fel, men
reszesiilhet egyeb szensegekbel
Sc, halala eseten pedig semm
penzert mem reszesiilhet egy olyal
vegtisztessegben, mint amin0t al
egyhaz nyujtani szokott hiveinek
Az csupan rosszakaratu rafogas
hogy a pap penzert keresztel
es penzert tenet. Ha fizetnek
papnak a keresztelesnel, az eske
tesnel es temetesnel, mem Ike
resZtelesert, mem az esketeser
es mem a temetesert fizetnek, ha
mem megfizetik AIT tizennyolc ev
kinl6dast, melyet t0ltenie kellet
az iskolaban es ell kellett tiirni
sok bogaras PROFESSIONALS szeka
turait. Ez az igazsag es mem a;
amt 0sszehadar sok rosszlelk
ember.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25
A SIT. ISTVAN TEMPLOM K0-
REBOL.
Halalozasok.

l. Marcus lien elhunyt Pasz-
tor Janos, Pasztor 1stvan es Orosz
Erzsebet fla S ewes koraban. Elite
mettek marcus 19-en.
9. Marcus 18-an elhunyt Lu-
kacs Maria. nehai Cofplyak Mi
haly 0zvegye, 50 ewes koraban
Warrenben. TIT el6 gyermekei
Erzsebet, Mihaly es Pal szep veg.
tisztessegben reszesitettek mar
cius 20-an.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
N[FF SPEAKING DATES
FOR WEEK ANNOUNCED

Special io Tie Meas
WACO. Aug ii.-l'at VI. Nrff VIII
speak during the coming week az fol.
lows Cro.nyillr. Monday night Aug.
ust 10th. Cl~lurn". Tuesday night Aug.
UT l7lh. Taylor Wednesday night Aug.
nj 18th Gainesville Saturday August
IL.
NJ ". Crane ~ Dallas viii speak NJ
san Mnrcost TUESDAY night August ~.
Gainesville. SEQ g. NJ August 18th;
Cameron August 18Th Marlin. August
goth.
John r Duncan of la Grunge viii
speak 1T NnvasUta, 200 y. NJ August
l4th Brcrhnn, 100 l.. NJ. August 81;
iiddings 500 T.. VI. August 2la.
Mark Smith of WaNahnchic will
speak NJ frnnkston. 500 T.. N. August
i7th. Nacugdoches 500 n. NJ. Amgngt
18Th: Jacksonville 500 T.. NJ August
18th
". W. McCrory II Edna will speak
at Kennedy. SEQ T.. NJ. August goth:
Cucro, go or. N August 2lst, Victor.
Ia. 500 y. NJ August 2lst.
\. W Cunningham of Harrington will
NJ, ak nt Alice 500 T.. NJ. August 10th,
LAREDO. 500 =. NJ August nth: I'm.
cinal. 500 T.. NJ. August 18th; Cotulla,
7f'H - W. Aukbti lttns
J. &. Underwood of Jcffcrso will
speak az Atlanta. 200 T.. NJ. August
9lHt. Hughes Springs 500 T.. NJ. Aug.
ust 2lst
w 6. Davis IT Bryan will speak a,
Calvert. 200 H. VI: August 2lRt. Hcnrno
500 y NJ August 2ist
q. u. Hamilton Of Mntador will
speak M Childrcss 500 T.. NJ. Aug
us goth. Mpmphis 1,OO A. Al Au,,,at
2lst; Clarendon 7aO 4. ~. AuruAt Plat,
Tom liall Of Houston win sp.ak nj
Pctt Arthur. Saturday night August
| i4th; Montgomery. Saturday afternoon
August 2ist; ConrOc Saturday night
August 2lst.
| ~ 6: clegg of Trinity VIII spoak al
Willis. 53c T.. VI. Saturday afternoon
August 18th.
| y. H. Croker 81 Houston will sptal
a. liastrop Wednesday night Angus
IiSth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
POINTS OUT TASK
FACING PALESTINE
SAYS INDl STRItI ARMY az TEN
TIiOl SAND SKILLED WORK.
MN ~ NEEDED.
rs Associated Press.

rs Associated Press.
JERUSALEM. July N 1iy MaiD-
Ten thousand volunteers, chosen from
veterans Ut the world war. the Jewish
Legion and skilled wurkmcn. tO enlist
at once fur II months service In a jew.
ish industrial army In Palestine. are
necessary Tor the basic reconstruction
work Of the Jewish National Homeland.
according to Bernard 4. lkuanhlatt.
president II the American zion Com.
munwcalth. who IL now In Palestine IN
IN" interests 81 "llnlfouria" the colony
of "a" American Zion Commonwealth
MIR tusenblntt recommends regular
army organization with general staff
uf three which as u Jewish Industrial
Commission. will supervise the work ~
the Jewish labor army In rebuilding the
Holy Land.
our biggest task. once the call ~
u 'u"d Ter volunteers. VIII be- IN Sitting
out the applicants and determining
upon the 10000 Ia co." h. said. They
could ~ hc occupied In the one task
Of building houses for future imni
grants The army should work only
un land belonging To- the Jewish nation,
land secured from the Palestine govern.
munt. from the Jewish National Fund.
IA" American Zion Commonwealth an
other agencies uf the Zionist Orgnnlzl.
ton"
In addition to the construction II
houses. he points out that such nm array
would be- busted IN preparing land fof
immediate settlement. irrigation. nffor
cstratiun. sanitation and engineering
works necessary for the development oi
Industry and commerce.
The nucleus for such an Industrial
l H. "A.
| operative groups. working IN the lands
~ the JcwiHh National Fund and In
the group that h developing Bal
tuuria.' the first colony NJ the Amcri
can Zion Commonwealth" he cunclui
81. = am convinced after two visits
Ia Palestine that only through such d
huge disciplined Jewish labor army
viii We he able Ia reconauer the land ul
our forofathcrs."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
AMERICAN SAILING SHIP
DISAPPEARED FROM SEAS

Special io The News.
QCANTlCO. Va, Aug. li.-That the
distinctly American sailing ship has dis,
appeared from the high Nas IN EVIL.
dcucrd boy the fact that only fifty per
cent e the Marines studying naviga.
ton az the Marine Corps Institute here
could tell the names of the seven masta.
NJ an examination held here recently
The Marines keep themselves keenly
alive to things nautical. az well as mil.
itnry. and that only half Of their class
could name the seven maata IN due en-.
tlrely Ia the fact that there are now no
scycn.mnsted schooners flying the
American flag.
Fore, MAN. mlzzcn. pusher. driver,
jiggcr and spanker are the names In
order. running fore and aft. 10 seven,
mnstcd ship. Rome authorities givo
them the names of forecastle. fore.
main. mizzen. jiRgcr. spanker ar driver
and aftermaats. Others compromise by
naming them from bow 10 stern after
the DAYS at the week. beginning with
Sunday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
COOPERATIVE MARKETING
ASSOCIATION IS FORMED
BY HALL COUNTY PEOPLE


Special io The News.
MEMPHIS. Aug a. The Hall
County Cooperative Marketing Assu.
cin,lun WAS formally organized this
week. This movement n plan fos
tered by the a. a NJ. College ~ TcXas,
marketing division and In 10 work m
connection with the 4. a. Cotton Grad.
er In the county.
Cotton VIII be- graded aud sold In
even run" lots Of 80 to 100 bales
through the association under a sales
manager. Practically every commun.
ny IN the county has joined the assO.
citation and officers and directors have
been elected County Commissioner T..
NJ. McMnrry b nresideni.