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Evening star., 1921-07-05
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
DES MONIES, Iowa, July 5.-ln-
stitutions of higher education are
placing too much emphasis upon
Latin and Greek and not enough
ION the industrial problems which
the students will have to face after
leaving school," Albert Bushnell
Hart. professor of government at
Harvard University, told delegates
to the National Education Associa-
ton convention in session here to-
day.
Seventeen separate meetings OF
departments of the ASSOCIATION
were in progress today. with edu-
Gators from all parts of the coun-
try in attendance.
Public schools of the United States
are wasting enormous sums in try
ing to educate children who are
handicapped by i'll health. when the
expenditure of much smaller
amounts in a judicial health pro-
gram would produce an eXtraor-
Evening star., 1921-07-05
TYPHOON STRIKES MANILA
w. Cameron Forbes Forced to Shell
ter in Terrific Storm.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MANILA. July 5.-A typhoon early
today caused heavy damage in Ma
nila and its environs The city's pow-
er supply cut off and the city was in
darkness. Houses were unroofed and
several small vessels in Manila bay
driven ashore. Street car service was
paralyzed
w. Cameron Forbes, a member of
the mission which is investigating in
su!ar affairs for President Harding.
was cruising southwark from here
and is believed to have taken refuge
in a port on the Island of Mindoro.
No word has been received from him
since the typhoon broke. but this is
explained. it was believed here. by
the fact that all telegraphic commu-
nication has been broken.
In Manila the wind reached a veloc-
ity Of eighty miles an hour. No loss
Of life was reported.
Evening star., 1921-07-05
COKE WORKERS GET CUT,
Approximately 1000 Are Affected
in Connel1sville Region.

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, July s.
approximately 1000 coke workers in
the independent plants Of the Con-
,nellsville coke region were affected
today by a 10 per cent reduction in
wages, the second announced this
year. The new rate is about 331-3
per cent below the rate paid January
!, but according to coke men. some
IS per cent. higher than the prevail
ing rate in 1912. Only about per
cent Of the independent ovens are in
operation.
There are now two scales for the
same work in the Connellsville field
that paid by the independents and the
scale Of the H. c. Frick Coke Com
pany, the latter having become opera
tive May 16, and somewhat higher than
the new independent scale. None of the
coke ovens Of the Frick Company is in
operation. AL, the coal being mined is
shipped to the-bi-pSoduct coke plants
Evening star., 1921-07-05
COASTAL SHIP IN CRASH.
Munalbro's Captain Wires She Is
Not Seriously Damaged.

NEW YORK, July 5.-The Munson
line freight steamship Munalbro.
which left Baltimore July 2 for Bos-
ton, was reported today to have been
damaged in a collision.
A wireless message from the cap
tain. of the ship stated the damage
was not serious and the Munalbro
would reach Boston tonight. No In
formation as to the identity of the
other vessel was given
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass. July S.
An unidentified three e-masted schooner.
with her bowsprit torn away, an
chored today off Vineyard sound light.
The vessel appeared to be lumber
laden. She displayed no distress sig
nails.
Evening star., 1921-07-05
TAFT MEETS DELAY.
Grand Trunk Arbitration Case
Postpones His Departure.

MONTREAL, July 5-William H.
Taft. newly appointed Chief Justice
of the United States. will be COM
PEELED to postpone his conference at
Washington with President Harding
and Attorney General Daugherty con-
cerning his appointment: it has be-
come apparent. Argument has been
resumed in the Gcand Trunk arbitra-
ton proceedings. Mr.. Taft: who is a
member of the arbitration board, had
expected to leave for Washington
Wednesday.
The argument. from indications at
the conclusion Of the hearing today.
will be extended at least until theSnd
Of this week. Mr.. Taft said he in
tended to remain here until it was
finished
Evening star., 1921-07-05
KILLS DOG WITH HOE.
Animal Slain by P. E. Heffner
Showed Signs of Rabies.

WELDING hoe with which he was
gardening in Potomac Park yester-
day. p. +. Heffner. 1921 East Capitol
street, killed dog that had shown
signs of madness.
When Mr.. Heffner discovered the
animal it was in his automobile
where three children were seated
Fearing the dog might attack the
children, Mr.. Heffner knocked him out
of the car with the hoe and then
killed him with the gardening tool.
Officials of the health department
were notified today and Poundmaster
Smith was Sent out for the body of
the animal to have the head examined
by the bureau of animal industry to
determine if the dog was suffering
from rabies.
Evening star., 1921-07-05
WILL ACT ON SALES TAX.
Washington Chamber of Com
merce Meets Tonieht.

Action on the sales tax referendum
being conducted by the United States
Chamber of Commerce. with view to
ascertaining the attitude Of business
interests in this connection, is ex-
pected to be taken tonight by the
board of directors Of the Washington
Chamber of Commerce at a meeting
in the Homer building. 18th and F
streets.
Other business Of a routine nature
is scheduled to come up for discus
sion. President Albert Schulteis Of the
chamber will preside.
The joint committee on plans for a
convention hall in Washington will
meet tomorrow afternoon in the
chamber headquarters. with Chairman
Robert N. Harper presiding.
Evening star., 1921-07-05
DRY LAW ARRESTS IN JUNE

Ninety-eight arrests for violations
of the prohibition law were made by
the local police during June. accord
ing to a report submitted to Commits
sioner Oyster today.
AS a result of these arrests the fol-
lowing wet goods were confiscated:
One hundred and seventy-eight gallons
of whisky, twenty-eight quarts of gin,
124 gallons of alcohol and two stills.
The sixth precinct headed the list
9th thirty-five arrests. The fourth
precinct was second, with thirty-one,
and the fifth precinct. third, with four
teen arrests.
Evening star., 1921-07-05
PUSH CHAMBERLAIN CASE,
Senate Investigators Study Court
Record in Aviator Probe,

Senate investigation Of the dis
missal Of Capt. Edmund G. Chamber
lain. former Marine Corps aviator.
turned today to the proceedings of
the naval court martial at London
which found him guilty of Scandal
Gus conduct" and falsehood in connec-
tion with his story of participation in
a thrilling air battle in July. 1918. on
the western front.
Chairman Ball of the investigating
committee announced that the court
martial proceedings and other records
in the case would be examined thor
oughly before the hearings of wit
nesses which Capt. Chamberlain has
told the committee will substantiate
his story and testify that the court
martial was unfairly conducted
Evening star., 1921-07-05
FALL FROM DIP FATAL.
Man Drops 100 Feet From Glen
Echo Coaster.

Thrown from a car of the coaster dip
at Glen Echo last night, James A. Shan
holtz of Glen Echo Heights, Md. was so
severely injured that he died several
hours later in Georgetown University
Hospital. where he was rushed in an eff
fort to save his life. 1t is said that Shan
holtz, who" occupied front seat in one
OF the cars of the amusement device,
stood up just as the cars started on their
dash down a steep incline, and was pre-
cipitated from the car at height of
about 100 feet
ShanholtZs body was removed from
the hospital this morning and taken to
Rockville. Md. where an autopsy is being
conducted this afternoon.
Evening star., 1921-07-05
FASCIST SLAY SIXTEEN.
Fifty Others Wounded in Attack
on Tuscany Town.
, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROME. July 4.-Sixteen persons
were found dead and fifty others
wounded after an attack by Fascist
on the town Of Grosseto. Tuscany, Fri
day. The Fascist, who made their at
tack in military fashion. are said to
have been seeking revenge for the
death of a comrade killed the previous
day in an encounter with communists.
Systematic search of the houses in
Grosseto was made and the Fascist
were fired upon from some Of them.
They then began an assault upon all
homes where they believed radicals
lived. The socialist municipal coun-
Gil was forced to resign for fifteen
days. OF those killed fifteen were
communists.
Evening star., 1921-07-05
TWO BURNED TO DEATH,
Maid and Cashier Trapped in His
toric Inn.

GOOD GROUND, L. l., July 5-Trap-
ped in their rooms in the Canoe Place
Inn, where John l.. Sullivan trained for
his fight with Corbett. Miss Florence
Wilmington, a maid. and Richard
Heineman. cashier, were burned to
death today when fire destroyed the
hostelry. There were only three guests
and they escaped without injury
Miss Wilmington appeared at a win
dow while the fire was at its height and
the crowd urged her to jump, but ap-
parently she was overcome with smoke
The Inn was built in 1885. When
Charles F. Murphy. leader of Tammany,
acquired a summer place here many po-
litical conferences were held at the inn.
Evening star., 1921-07-05
RING AND MONEY STOLEN.
Three Report Thefts to the Police
Authorities.

Mrs Marie Green. 1896 11th street,
asked the police to investigate the
loss Of a diamond ring valued at 500.
The ring was stolen from her room
Sunday.
Amos Haines, 1928 NJ street, reported
the taking of $25 from his pocket
while asleep in his barber shop yes
terday.
Carl Christensen, 729 9Th street. told
of the picking Of his pocket of a
pocketbook containing $40 and re-
ceipts while on a Great Falls car at
seth and NJ streets yesterday.
Evening star., 1921-07-05

Queen Mary Of England hss~ given
orders to her smHNhsrs, that no
pluma4e Of wild birds or song birds
shall be used on her hats.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28

1Nuz takito ''slcvenski' uditeal
liza matt nase qietky ueit' sloven-
cine?
Ked je rec o vyucovani q ma
|rSdnAj vJcAoye slovensk5ch die.
tok, 10 III rsdsie vidi kazdy rodu-
|verny Slovak svoie diet'a Y ri
|kAch ucitel'a eeskeho, ktory ma |
|iAsku ku slovenskemu diet 'at'u a
ku sloveneine - = nezli v rukAch
|ueitel'a "slovenskeho' ktor6mn |
ie diet'a j isloveneina jeho cudxe
aemile. Nietisdivu! II ucitelia,
nehodni to synovia slovenskych !
materi, ktorf sa odrodili, svoj rod
zapredali, "a svoju rec sa hanbili,
liu tupili a prenasled edoyai, ktori
skokkym dietkam slovensky roz-
Ihoyor zakazovali, pre- slovenske
slovo palieoyali, ~ takito sla-
,|renski usitelia (skor muci-
telia) nemozu mat teraz lasky (
slovencine, ME sd hodni nazy-
,tyat' sa ueitel'mi slovenskymi. A
itakychto ma slovensky narod tam
y krai vsetkJch, ma male vynim-
ky. Ked' mi nitriansky zupan ,po-
nnkol skoldozorstvo, len pod to'1
lpodmienkou som he chcel prijat
ze do penzie posle,n 80 percentoy
|1Ich .takzyanyeh "slovenskych y
((m)ueitel'ov a ma ich miesta. .po-
:. volam sucich Cechov. Ano, jake
: katolicky khaz a ~jako Slovak, j.
| ne stanovisko som zaujat' nem6-
hol. .... .4s~ >,..,.%% .s-, ~. - ~ ~
Poukazuje sa, jako ma vel'ke
narodns nebezpeeie, ze Cesi sa
narod yaesi, .bohatsi, kuHdrnejssi,
nezli narod slovensky a tax al pri
> rodzenym vyvinom, sa musi slo-
vensky narod vliat do naroda pc.
: krevneho, eeskeho, ,musi sa poee-
3, Stit;'. A slovensky l'ud, ktory ma.
redneho povedomia nemal a vac.
b sine,l ami dnes nema a "a nared-
ne -veci, "a rec svoju sa nezauji,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28

Ceski ncitelia ' skol6ch poSia-
tctntch v5iutne len slovensky
70 slovenskych ucebnych. knih u
cia. Uovekovi srdce saplesa ra-
dost 'su, ksd vstdpi Do slcvan-!
skei skoly ceskeho uSitel'a. I die
tky, i ucitel', krasne, plynne ho-
voria Z pisu po slovensky.
sloyenskym spexom 50 osJyy'a.
skola. Dietky saaihfajl prastare,
us zabudnuta . vyhynute sloyen-
ske detsks hry: "Hoja, d'und'a,
hoja.''
Mnohi ceski ucitelia " statnych
skolach do ueebnych sieni wye
sill krize, ktore tam "a mad'ar
skej vlady nesmsly byt'.
Vsetsia ceski ucitelia sa pred
prednaskou modlia dietkami -
ME modlitbu bes Krista, bez maj.
sladsieho mena Marie - lez Otce.
mas a Zdravas, co ma statnych sko
lach "a mad 'arskej vlady tiez ne
smelo byt'. Kazdy cesky ucitel
lpriniesol sebou ma Slovensko Ia
| -s .as. = Z - a q
sku k slovencine, lasku ku zane
dbanym slovenskym dietkam, Ia
isku vaesiu, nezli je hnev a nena
visit ta, co istf panovia prot min
rozduchujd. %...2 >'.s4 ~ <.
Jeden kazdy: cesky ucitel' lep
Sic zna sloYenske dejiny, sloven
skd literatlru. sloyensky spev
slovenske umenie, jako zpomedz
100 tax zvanyeh "sloyenskych
einitel'ov snad' ami dvaja-traja
Slovenski ueitelia. - musia S,
ist' ucit' sleveneine k ucitel 'on
eeskym! Y Nitre boil sriaden.
kurs slovenskej reel pre- "sloyen
skych" ueitel 'ov. ia som yidel icl
pisomne prace, ktore po zakonce
nj kursu zadali. Hanba a posmech
. jak malo lasky maju "slovenski
: ucitelia ku sloyencine - tax chy
ne pfsu slovensky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28

ma, predsa byva poburovany
takymito 6isto' narodnJ1ni hesla-
mi, len preto, aby sa slovensky
l'ud Z parodneho OIL 'adu rozo-
stval proti Cechom.
(Pokracovanie.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28

Pse Rev Ladslav Ballay, byv. kat. isrirav Kert.
.(Pokracovanie)

sledn1 skyvu chleba, ppslednu
kravieku boil ii nest 'astni Cesi
wall. Pri .rekvirovani Bade a
|yzdy bola zistena najpry domaea
|potreba - a to hojn4, dostatcsna,
pomerne ku vseobecnej biede.
Pozrime 81 ale tych panov, kto-
ii to krieia, ze Cesi nam vSetko
berdd. Su to pani, ktorf pred pre-
vratom "a mad'arskeho otroctva
nedbali, ked' Sloyak al posiednn
skyvu ehleba, poslednd krayieku,
poslednd kosel'u, ba ipoaedntl
kvapku krvi utraeal. g. "
yah, Mira, Hron, Ipel', cez ce-
lie tisic rocie odvazaly vsetka bo-
hatstvo do Mad'arie.
Panska erarna politika ma
d 'arska tisice ohei a urbarov ozo-
braeila, pozbavila najlepslch ze-
mi, lesov, pasienkov. Mad'arsko-
zidovske sudobnictvo vyse pol mi
Iona Slovakov pozbayilo domu,
role, tel poslednej kravieky Ia
hnalo "a more.
Ano, Slovak NAL laskave dovo-
lene ist' pracovat' ma mad 'arske
pustatiny, kde byval ako ia I'VE
rina, I'll jako zviera a hrdlacil ma
mad 'arsky kubikos, IA ktory by
ami cinsky kuli sa nechcel podu-
jat'.
Tisice tisice slovenskych die
tok matkam zandarmi narucia
vyrvanyeh odvazalo sa do Mad a,
: rie pracovat' alebo zdochnat'.
Velebni nevelebni panovla
ktori teraz bedakate mad Slova
kom, kde ste vtedy boli9
= Preco ste sa vtedy neohlasili?
Nastala vojna, ktorej ciel 'om
bolo tax dost' ozobraceneho Slo
vaka este vaesmi zotrocit - po
: mocou toho sameho uboheho Slo
4 vaka.
A Slovak len davaj a davaj
Davaj svoj chlebicek, svoju kra
vicku, svoj mozol''ny gros, svoje
zvony, svoje kostolne organy
= svoje presvedeenie, svoju dusu
4 svoje zdravie, svoju krv, svoj Ii
vot straSnemu molochovi mad ar
. skemu - ma svoje vlastne vyhu
: benie.
|, Velebni a nevelebn1 panovia
w nevolani ochrancovia Slovaka
: priznate sa tomuto svojmu katan
!, skemu dielu?
Pamatate sa, jako ste mad ar
skym ldpeznfkom pomahali - ma
e bozenskymi 'heslami?
J, Pamatate sa, jako ste radostn
Y a slavnostne odovzdavali zvony
. organy?
Pamatate sa, jake ste "odusev
y novali' nest 'astpikov odchadza
: jdcich ma mad 'arsk1 jatkus
A teraz tito panovia - ze in
cd handy koza na tvari nezhori
- prichadzajd, jako keby sa nj
q nebolo stale, jako keby Slovac
/ ma vsetku minulost' uz zabudli
e trubia: Cesi bern Slovakom vset
ko, vsetko!
y A keby al brali - povedzme
re 81 pochutnavaju ma nasom chile
u bfcku, nuz zdarma no cd mas ne
4 majd. V dnesnej dobe je hybad
!: lom vsetkeho zivota: uhlie. .
a Uhlim sa vyvinuje parma, elek
> tricka sila, ktora zenie zeleznict
stroje fabrik,- tiez al svieti a 20
hrieva: Kde MET uhlia, tam nie
= zivota, zastane vSetko.
= Nuz my tuto zivotn1 silu berie
0 me Czech, z Moray 20 Sliez
n ska.
= .Ano, ceske uhlie vozi nase ze
leznice na Slovensku, ono zeni
> stroje fabricke, ono svieti, on
: hrejc. Mech MET ma Slovensku &c
skeho uhlia - mas slovensky bic
: ly chlebicek mas pred smrt 'ou Mt
zachrani.
Je pravda, ze na sloyensku S
uholne dolly, tie ale 81 znicene ~
: d'arskymi bolsevil<mi, nateraz {
Ste neni mono 2 Mich uhlie t t'azit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-28

|cie, MET zalnestnania, vsetko kle.
|sa, len bieda, drahota zdfanie
ltam stdpa do zavratnej, neslycha-
Enej vysky.
ma, TAX BY bolo iv nasom MI |
llom slovenslu, keby neboio les
k6ho uhlia.
v tomto ohl 'ade SINE teda Ce-
chami s'kvit'. Ked' majn vo-
ll'aco toho na$ho chlebfcka, my
name Ease ich uhlie. A jako Cesi
Inekrieia ma Slovakoy, ze Slovaci
nam berl uhlie, prave TAXA hld-
post je bedakat', ze Cesi nam be-
i. ri zivnost'. -
Kto predsa kriei bedaka,, ten
neni sprosty, ba. az vel mi mddry,
. lenze ma volaeo "a lubom. iRozo-
Swat .slovenskv narod proti ses-
: lkemu, rozbiiat' republican a iibo-
: hych osamotenych Slovakov pek-
: ne-rdce, jake ovcie stado, zahnat'
, lido mad 'arskeho kosiara.
Tito zat 'ati nepriatelia vsetkeho
co je slovenske "a slavianske, VI
diac, ze slovensky l'ud ma nielen
nabozenske a obcianske sebavedo-
mie, ale ze sa prebudza al ku ma
a rodnemu slovenskemu povedomiu,
- zaeali hvfzdat' in1 pesnicku.
: Teraz sa ma Slovensku ziadon
stvae neopovazi pred l'ud Stvore-
: ne vystipit' dprimne povedat' ,:
"Slovaci, vrat'te sa ku NADIA
: rom" - lebo by no l'ud sloven-
sky zaraz ohlusil.
y Toho tmaveho knta dnes uz MET
ma Slovensku, kde by slovensky
l'ud nepoznal ma Mad 'aroch svoj-
no naj1hlavnejsieho nepriatel'a'
Ano, miestami najde sa iste ma
pnutie, jakasi nevol'a oproti &C.
chom - pravda, nasledkom zlo-
: myselnvch stvanic, ale vsetko to
este neznamena vol'u odtrhn1t' sa
j. cd republiky a vratit' sa do Ma
d d'arie.
V tych tmavych kutoch sloven'
> ska, kde Dol l'ud obmedzeneho
;; smysl 'ania yyspeleho narodne
:. no presvedcenh este nema, tan
sa zvlast' biieo MA poplach: slo
vaci, pozor, Cesi vam berti sloven
, ski rec!
, Panovia velebni nevelebnl u
J. kazuj1 ma ceskych iiradnikov, n;
leeskIch ucitel'ov, ktori chcn vra,
r. Slovakov pocestit'.
l. Nikde MET zakona, nariadenia
re by sa Slovak musel naucit' p'
le cesky. Slovepsina je platna W
vsstkych dradoch celej repuhlil<,
ved' je predsa dradnou recon- pra
v We tax, ako al ceska.
a. Je asi 7O0-SO0 ceskych ucitc
Pow ma Slovensku a niekol'ko tt
m sic ceskych iradnikov. Vsetci ma
i! il nariadene behem jednoho 70
ie ku slovom i pismem osvejit'
ci slovenSinu.
a Nebolo ami jedneho prlpadu, q
t. by Slovak barskde v trade SO sv
.jou slovencinou bol odmietnuty
e, Nedokaze nikto, ze by cesky uci
e. tel' co len jedno dedinske Diet
e. hol chcel poeestit'.
u Ano, stava sa, ze vyssie lrad,
posielajti kde-tu vynimecne eesk
K pripisy, ceske nariadenia ma ST.
e, vensko.
y Uznajme ale, ze V prechodne
'' dobe, kym 81 exponovani ceski i
radnici slovenskl rec lplne neo
e. svoja, lepsie je vo spravnej cesti
Z ne, spravne ,srozumitel me vyda
vat pripisy a nariadenia, nezli
e. slovencine nespravne chybn
lie tax, ze toho ami najlepsi Slova'
10 nicoho nevyrozumie.
e. MOI byvaly notar "a kazdyn
e. musel ziadat' svoje vySsie lrady
e. ably neposielaly sloyensk1 gebu
zinu, LEI radsej spravnu 7sestinr
ii ktorej epsie rozumie.
Ia Ovsem je chyba, ze este kde-t
e. vynimecne tam musime strpet
:, testinu, kle by SINE radSej videl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
Seuen Rooms in This Home, and
=" Euery One Has Plenty of Light

IN. Halo - All -. a. Art.
" "'"s
"F' """~ ISan' iur"ishea tue ''s''s
News by the Curtis Service Bureau Of
Clinton. In. mr., ,xeeptionalIy larve.
.u,.,. 49,. r,..., 4, -, an.
sh'y p'"'e "hefe we iihd re"i 'o'on'''
houses. II In interesting 10 note th'
constantly increasing number OF really
good examples 81 Colonial homes that
are being built In the Middle West.
The popularity OF tho type IL easily
accounted for. II n dlgnifled. simple
and unassuming: frankly nothing more
land surely nothing less. than u pre-
tends TO be--a home.
Characteristic Of the Colonial type
adapted to the needs OF the goth cen
ktury In this seven.room house are the
formal entrance the private living
porch, the shutters and blinds. the wids
siding. Windows with small panes lend
Interest by acccnting both the horizon
tai and vertical lines OF the house.
Has Large Hall.
There II coat closet on each side
OF the vestibule. Beyond is the hall
feet inches by ~ feet inches
Almost n room In itself. It's area IL
idded 20 that Of the living room b.
means Of n cased opening. The typical
Colonial stair at the back Of the hall
IL its chief architectural feature. The
banding. two steps up. can b. reached
from the kitchen alan.
inches. with openings on three sides
Wrench doors 10 the living porch and q
Fireplace between them-sounds almost
Y too good To be true. hut Il II.
Y On the opposite side 81 tn. hall ~,
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BOUGHT BY A. & NJ.

COLLEGE STATION. Tex. sept s.
The skull. one II the ribs and n section
~ IN. veriehrae ~ n mnmmulh. pre-.
historic animal that roamcd tn entire
'incnt e America about half r. mil-
- years ago. which was found en-.
,eG,ied IN the sands ~ Galveston hay
near san Leon by two fishermen and
removed this week bv an excavating
iarty from the A. a NJ. College of Texas
after Il had been purchased from the
dlscovercrs has been brought here and
added Ia the collection of rare remains
4 animals that Dr. Mark Fancis d,an
4 veterinary medicine has collected In
he past thirty years.
n N declared by DIR Francis and
also by Dr. q. y. Hay ~ tho National
Museum. Washington. u. G.. hnih 81
whom aided IN the excavation work that
II enc ~ the hest fossils uf iis kind
,vcr discovered and a very valuable spc
oimcn.
After being removed from the sand
he specimen was enclosed In plaster Ut
Paris and then embedded In concrete
base. II was brought here In that con
dition and the plaster casing will not he
removed for several months The pur-
pose IN leaving the plaster cont on the
remains ~ Co give strength ana per
manency 10 the bones.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
WOMAN WITH
$500 RICHEST
IN HER town
UNITED STATES SEN DIS
CHECK TO MOTHER OF
SLAIN SOLDIER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 3.-An old
peasant woman was made the richest
woman In her village by a letter from
he War Risk Insurance Bureau ~ the
American government. The incident ~
told by a ncmhsr II the Fsi, nds Relief
Mission In Poland who whites
I'VE were just driving into the town
NJ Hrublcszow in the wtr.favascd dis
trict q Poland when a peasant woman.
clad In RAGS and barcfootcd came up e.
the wagon and presented "a letter which
she could not read II proved 20 b,
from the War Risk INSURANCE bureau nj
Washington. stating that her son had
died IN the American array and that his
insurance would come to ier for 90
years. at the rate ~ SIS n month Al.
ready there was $500 waiting fer her
which would he sent Shortly by check.
THE woman's face was Swallowed ~
she heard ~ her sons d,aih. hut Il
frightened with amazcme", when she
heard q the money. The son had m,
been heard FROM for thr,s years and HE
death had been taken for granted She
had other children ana they had all
been living IN a.dugout. with M wool
for building n house and no implements
|to farm with and only n dis; II rye and
potatoes
''rhe 5000 In American money makes
M the present rate of ex"hlng". over
.soe 900 Polish marks and would make
her the richest woman In ,hc village
and probably IN III" country.