davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-01
sweep Not, Sweet Queen; for Trickling
Tears Are Vain.7

effort we conclude (almost tearfully) that the
beheading of John the Baptist was a mere
trifie compared to the (shall We say it?)
be-Hedding of Abingdon.
20 THIS LADY's PEEvED AT YOU-U-U
ILLINOIS, ILLINOI-OI-OIS."
Dear Mac: Spring is here. Household Hints
for the Illinois theatre:
To remove dust from the stage: Use soap
and water. - =
To prevent an actor actress from falling
on stage: Buy new rug.
To keep out mice: Use a broom for peanuts
left by former occupants
To prevent tearing evening clothes in box
seats: Stay at home
To prevent falling through chairs in hoy
seats: Bring soap box. BEATRICE.
THE communication from "Beatruth" re-
minds US of a neglected duty. We intended
congratulating the Tri-city legion posts for
producing snappy and not-in-the-le bore
some entertainment in "All Aboard" If this
isn't too late will they consider it done?
Has He Good Control!
From the Milan Glll independently
Haddick, candidate for a birth
on the Rock Island pitching staff will
hCrl against the locals.
EVERYONE, we conjecture has an rnoon
querable aversion for something Ours ia par
llemen who affect the port side part in their
hair. What's yours?
THE PICTURE PURSUER'S PEEVE.
The other night ventured forth
To see movie show.
l percolated softly in
And chose the farthest row
The violins gave up the ghost
With last, desparing wall:
Upon the screen l saw unfold
philosophic tale.
The hero was noble guy-
In fact, a hero plus
HIS lapsus GnguR made me stare
Peeved and incredulous
He cautioned thus the mental
"a melancholy duncel.
Saying nothing, but send brotbe- ~
INTO my room at once"
Now l shall ever speculate
On how the name O. doom,
The butler. without speaking. semi
The brother to that room
II must nave been problem, though
Inc servant wore a frown
inns may have been the reason ba
Appeared so much cast down
But afterward the ORGANISE
Forsooth why did he play
Shes Mean Job"-O WHY mistrea.
An instrument that way0
Well a. 1. S. (. s.. he filled
Ny savage breast with love
And made me like it. Even thar
Say nothing" (See abovel
LIE MOQUEUR.
1onGiNS Loses to Plude: Bum Sells Win +
7r, proclaims sport page headline ,
me sale. we hope. was proftabIe9 -
"Queique Gas b. L. T. Would Have Said
Intimacy,
From The Argus.I a
She knew Mrs Grant and I
eral 'Ne gen C
FkiEND RIG replies lament our prophecy L
at he would address a mothers cInh on ..Tsy
ire OF the Child's Finger Nails During ths n
rst Week. that he can even give ms tho sor e s
on on the first Wednesday" Hisn u
KARL Won WIEGAND Zone OF Won Ha.rs.,r
er-heu;enants) predicts Japan will ents- - Il
nance with Germany and Russia With the "
ded Prussian blue and Russian red the Vol n
" Peril disappears. n
NOW it's the Purple Peril
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-01
HEALTH TALKS
By William Brady, NJ. d.
Noted Physician ard Aurnor.

Can any one imagine a thorough
~ wholesome, admirable, womanly
woman with the cigaret habit?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-01
Chr Unn1hatnttp
HERE LIES MANs ANCIENT KNEarx.
| DILL CARE.
WHO DisINrEKs rm UNLOvKD CUsA
RHYTHMIC OPTICS.

/ (Harvard scientists discover that optic i'm
pulses are rhythmical.)
For long certain question had me puzzled,
But now perhaps the answer is revealed.
| 1 had wondered at the reason why, when comes
| the springtime season.
f, So many bards their love-charged lyrics
| spelled.
The explanation seems to be quite simple:
! They gaze into pair of "Heaven-Eyes",
Get shot of rhythmic impulse which brings
an Uncle BIN pulse
Then spout of "limpid lakes" and turquoise
skies.
A callow, unromantic mental clod;
Meets the optics of maiden-and from then
his pen is laden
With windows of the soul" and lamps of
God.
He pauses not a moment to consider
The sage "poeta nascitur non it,,
But with dactyls, dithyrambics, trochees, ana
pests, iambics 49,.
Pens PONIES and never sees a time to quit
Since science seems to have no limitations
And ever anxious is the world to serve,
Here's the prayer that l would pray to science:
Can't you find a way to
Remove the rhythm from the optic nerve?
No longer would the Muses. have to suffer,
Nor deaths of editors occur ill-timed-
Oh, with ecstasy t would thrill US faye, our
joy would durn' near kill us,)-
II orbs of pretty girls could be de-rimedl
has diGonvorad ton hat rou
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-01

SCIENCE has discovered too, that frogs ar.
practically red-blind". From which we de
duce that bullfrog has an even temper; or
even if angered, he never secs red.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-01

HuGGiNS Loses to Plude: Bum Sells WV
proclaims sport page headline.
me sale, we hope, was proftabIeo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
$4,000

BUYS u Southeast corner lot NJ i!th
aud Hayden. hes, buy In the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
Department %
INSURANCE AND BANKING
State IL Texas


No ia.
Austin. Texas. March 81. 1874.
To All whom u MAY Concern:
This IA to certify. that the GROOM
MUTUAL HAIL ASSOCIATION.
Groom. Texas. has In all respects fully
complied with the laws ~ Texas ms
conditions precedent To its doing buri.
ress In this State. and have issued q
said Company Certificate Of Author
~ from this office emitting II 70 do
business In this State for the year end.
ing IN. esrh q February. 1879.
Given under NV hand and seal 81
office ut Austin. Texas. the date first
above written.
r. w. HALL.
tSeaD Commissioner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
The Panhandle Music
Company

Player Piano Specialists.
lo4 y. 9th 81 Amarillo. Texas,
Home of the Nicirola."
Telephone liGs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
REAL ESTATE
Lots, Lots, Lots!
Real LEGATIONS.

Dandy room brick. In best residence
block on Harrison. priced To- sell.
siH room. east front. on Harrison,
price $500 with 81 900 cash. II will pay
you Ia investigate this.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
Odom Land Company

Office Phone La Ties. Phone lose
Ray, Bynum Bldg Room. z. over White
and Kirk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
LOST AND FOUND
J. F. BROMEk1, o. C

hmariIio's original chiroprsctor. Es
tablished five years Complete NIlay
service. Phons io2s,2oSs. Nev iocA
ton Western Building. across from the
court house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS


FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
Henry 8. Bishop.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
Henry l.. Ford.
Porter r. Underwood.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Lloyd Fletcher.
W. J. Flesher.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
J. l.. Shea
ron COUNTY JUDGE
S,m u. Motiow.
FOR DISTRICT CLERK.
J. c. skillman.
FOR SHERIFF.
Burton Roach.
Thomas w. smith.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
will NJ. Benton.
ron COUNTY CLERK.
I'D N. Pullman.
TAX COLLECTOR.
Ben Goldlng.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
WANTED TO BUY

wANTED-To buy second.hsn1 furni-
,rre asd gas stoves % all kinds. Rec:
rfyh prices raid. Phone 1905.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
Notice Ia OH Men.

have 5000 acres. north OF Plemons.
Texas. will sell cheap: two oil wells
drilling In four miles Of this property.
aud this land Is not leased for oil. J.
-. Head Land Co. Phone Sc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08
U. S. 3. A.
COMUNICAT

No. 840-922-S. G..
Societatile membre in Uniu.
nea Solicitation Romano de a.
jutor 81 cultura din America
sunt rugate a lua la cunostints
urmatoarele:
Conform decisiunei Ad. &c.
nerale della 81 Iulie 1921, tinu.
ID Ia Alliance, O., Punct IS 81
1O5, din Procesul Verbal al a.
cestei adunari, toate agendele
Uniunii Sc vor incheia Gu fines
lunei 1ulie 1922, pentru a putes
trimete rapoartsle in scris Ia
societ&ti.
Deci sunt rugate toate socie
tatile ca pana h aceasta data
50 trimeata conspectele, sd a.
chite toate repartitiile sau alt<
obiecte ce au do pMtit la Uniu.
ne, ca Statute, butoni, diplome
etc.
Data Ia Youngstown, Ohio
Z Iulie 1922.
q. MARHAo. Seer. Gen
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08
AntT0pofagia
in Russia

Cetim in Universal urmatoarele
Intr una din sedintele trecute
ale Camerei francezc, dl Herriot
a strigat: "Ganditi-va la rusi
Ell NOR de foame..''
ID. Poincare, primul ministru
a replicat:
'.Da, stu. Situatia in Russia e
groaznica ed Sc agraveaza din
ri in ri. Char All am PRINT. prin
mijlocirea Crucei rosii, % telegra.
ma, indicand ca intro parte. con.
siderabila Rusiei. locuitorii sunt
slit sd mananee copii morti!
Tn strigat de oroare s'a ridi.
cat din toate partile Adunarii.
ID. Poincare a ridicat mana 81 a
continual:
''Presedintele Crucei Rosii fran
ceze mia transmis o telegrama
de unde reese ca i'm multe distric-
te din Russia, majoritatea popula
tiunei m 4 naAca excrementele
callor; cd numarul persoanelor
moarte de foame este considera-
bill; ca autoritatile centrale nu Sc
ocupa de districte 81 daca nu Sc
vOr lua urgente masuri de in
dreptare, sc vOr produce. Gu sigu-
ranta cazuri de canibalism.
'Emotia si oroarea DIV. a in
cheiat oil POincare - sunt leri-
time. Nu atribui raspunderea a.
cestei start de tucruri. atat de
lamentabile, nici unei forme de
guvernamant, dar am dreptul 81
uAtOrla Sa spun ca, atuncl cand
sc petrec aselnehsa fspte 1nspai.
mantatoare intro tara, guvernul
sovietelor in loc sd puma condi-
tluni el ar trebui sd astepte ca
sa sc faca propuneri acceptable,
pentru Sc trimite Rusiei -brana
III valoare de 6 milioane fir. DE
care dv., le-ati votat - bolsevicii
ar trebui sa nu inmulteasca la
frontiera, formalitatile 81 diff
cultatile.'
Declaratia d-lui Poincare a pro-
dus o puternica impresie asupra
adunarii. &.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08

Gu ajutorul sprijinitorilor sal
81 Gu banii ce-i avea reusit "a for
meze niste asa numite garzi verzi,
carl pradau magaziile de bucate
gle bolsevicilor. Planlu de guvern
81 iui Dionysiof era reinfiintarea
monarhiei Vi punerea vechilor pro-
prletari in posesia pamAnturilor
lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08
COMPLOT CONTRA sOvIETELoR

MOSCOVA, 8 Iulie.-Fostul CO.
lionel Michael Dionysiof fost are
stat in Crimeea impreuna Gu alti
saizeci de aderenti al sal, find
prinsi ca organizau un complot
pentru doborirea guvernului sovie-
tic della putere.
Dupa invingerea lui Vrangel, in
q car,li al'mata servise, Dionysiof
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08
MARI TURBURARI
in SILESIA

PARIS, s Iulie,-Se anunta cd
trupele franceze 81 cele germane
della Kattowitz, Silesia de sus, s'au
angajat intr o lupta care a durat
trei ore 81 in timpul Garcia au
cazut raniti sase soldati germani.
Depesea zice ca germanii ataca.
sera pc francezi Pc cand acestia tre.
ceau prin Pyskowice. Atunci fran.
cezii au pus un tun de camp in ac
tune, ucigind slse dintre ei 81 nj
micind o casa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08

de reparat vagoare din E. 18th St.
Ii s'a dat locuinta in cAsele COM
paniei 81 Sc crede ca astazi vor Fl
pusi la lucru.
Aici Sc afla in greva trei suite de
muncitori unionisti, carl desi stau
IN grupuri imprejurul atclierelor,
"A 'au dat ocazie Ia nici un fel dc
turburare'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08
CJiza poftica din Csrnlana
Mari agitatii Monarhiste.

Washington, 1ulie. - 0 eele
grama primita astazi dupa amia;
de la oil Herrin, atasatul conner
cial al Statelor Unite la Berlin
anunta ca actu,alul guvern al Ger
manlel amenintat sd fie dobori1
de la putere prin uneltirile mo.
narhistilor, 81 ca Sc vor lua ma
surf strasnice pentru salvarea re.
publicei.
CrHele politice rezultate din
asasinarea lui Rathenau au fost
agravate de agitatiile monarhi-
stIlor 81 de scaderea marcel ger
name la un punct unde inseama
aproape un faliment pentru tara.
lntre altele rapOrtul d-lui Herrin
zice:
Lucrarile reichstagului in
che>tia lmprumutului de stat O.
bllgatOr 81 subventionarei agri.
cole au fost intrer,upte de gravul
incident al asasinarei lui Rathe
nau 81 de luarea unor masuri
aspire pentru protejarea regimului
republican Masurile acestea con-
slsta dintr'o lege care prevede
pedeapsa cu mOarte pentru orr.
cine va conspira contra repu-
blicei.
Bavaria. locul unde exista
ccle mai dusinanoase sentimente
contra republicei, nu voeste sa
nprcbe masurile de protejare, III.
cand ca nu e nevoie de ele.
IRA de partid domneste in
cele mai multe parti ale Germa-
niei, find manifestata prin dis
cursul 81 adunari sgomotoase, IT,
mute sub supravegherea politiei.
TOate agitatiunile contra re.
publlcei Sc suprima fara mila.
Greva tipografilOr din Berlin a
facut ca mai tOate ziarele sd 81
inceteze aparitia.
''Depunerea la camera a unui
project de lege prin care guver-
null vrea sa mOnopolizeze graul d
stirnit vii proteste din partea
agricultOrilor, earl Ger intr una
dObOrlrea guvernului. Monar-
hlStii incita Gu dibacie atat ma
sele taranesti cat 81 pc cele ale
luicratOrilOr de fabrici.
Berlin. 8 Iulie. - In Berlin
clrcula svOnul ca armata ger
mana nu nici atat de buna ca
cea din timpul contra revolutiei
Kapp.
Sc raporteaza ca ministrul de
.iustitie refllzat frame sd ,asculte
ordlnele federale. sfatuindu-si
subalternli sa nu permita nici o
arestare politica inainte de ce Ii
Sc aduce dovezi i'm cauza.
Lucrul acesta mareSte nelini-
stea 81 teama unei lOvituri de stat
Ceva mai mutt. in Bavaria Sc
face propaganda intensa pentru
relntrOnarea mOnarhiei. propa-
ganda dusa mai ales printre ia.
rani sub masca unei miScari an
tisemite.
Acum doua zile fostul prim-
ministru Kahr zicea in scurt timp
un Wittelsbach va lua locul unui
HOhenzOllern.
o specula salbatica a scazut
marca pana la pretul de 535 pc
dollar.
Svonurile imprastiate' de specu-
latori ca guvernul german ar Fl
telegrafiat cOmisiunei de repara-
til ca. nu mai poate plati datoria
sub nici conditie, au canzat G
adevarata panica financiara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08

Isl deschisese un restaurant, fnsa
peste putin timp inceput sa-si
largeasca campul de activitate. Ell
gasit cativa tarani bogati, mai
multi vechi burghezi 81 vre-o cativa
preoti, carl l'au ajutat cd formeze
un guvern, provizoriu in Crimeea,
find deocamdata el insusi ca die
tatOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08
RUPATORI DE CREVA IN LORAIN

LORAIN, Ohio, 8 Iulie. Com
Ipanis Baltimore 8 Ohio Railroad
"a facut All noapte primul pas PEN
tru rtperea grevei, aducand in O
ras dOu6 vagoane de muncitori
noui.
Oamenii il numar de vre-o opt.
zeci, au fost debarcati Ia atelierelt
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08
Mandat dc aTcStdca
fruntasil0r gTeVisti

Chicago, ILL.,, 7 Iulie. Tribu
nalul industrial din Topeka
Kansas liberat mandate dt
arestarea presedintelui 81 secre
tarului de la uniunea muncitori
l0r din atelierele liniei feratt
Santa Fe. lncurind Sc vor mai Ii
bera mandate pentru arestarea $
a altor fruntaSi unionisti.
Liberarea I. ,estor mandate este
prima actiune legala contra gre
vel, desi arestari s'au facut il
maj multe locuri din cauHa tur.
burarilor isbucnite in legatura
Gu greva.
b. M. Jewel, presedintele ge.
neral al uniunei muncitorilOr dc
ateliere, na facut nici o comen
tare cand a auzit despre liberia.
lrea mandatelor de arestare, eli a
zis numai ca pana la terminarea
grevei vor mai fl arestati 81 alt
muncitori.
Dansul mai zis Cd pentru mo.
ment functionarii general vor
lasa uniunea de la Topeka sa- 81
caute singura dreptuI.
vi nOapte dl Jewel a dat un
comlmlcat prin care zicea ca de
alcl lncolo nu mai este raspunza-
tor de urmarile grevei, ci ca vina
prelungirei vor purta directorii
cailor ferate 81 consiliul de arbi-
traj.
ID Ben w. Hooper, presedinte-
lie consiliulni de arbitraj, a dat
aseara un comunicat personal
prln care zicea ca singura cd pe
care muncitorii de ateliere pot
)pune capat grevei este sd faca ce
,au facut eel de la intretinerea Ii
nlllor, earl au amanat greva pana
Sc termina negocierile pentru i'm
|pacare. i,i ss ay,f
/ Jewel mai dat de la oficiul
general al uniunei un bulletin in
care declara urmatoarele:
Directorii cailor ferate poate
vor .obtine ordine jlldecatoresti
In mai multe parti, incercand sa
opreasca pc muncitori de la afi-
sarea grevei pc la usile fabricilor
81 de la alte multe lucruri. Nu
trebue sd intervenim pc la tribu.
male pentru c0ntramandarea a.
cestor ordine. deoarece procedure
este cat Sc pOate de costisitoare.
81 apoi patronilor lie place sd ne
vada Gu fondurile risipite.
Nj S'a cOmunicat ca directOrii
catorva hnii ferate Ger muncito-
rll0r sd sc intruneasca GU Ell spre
a discuta termenii impacarei. Asst
fel Gle cereri trdbuesc sa fie bine
primite din partea muncitorilor
nostri. Sa mearga la Nconferinta
81 sa arate directorilor drepta-
tea cauzei noastre 81 termenii re-
zonabrli pc carl voim impacarea."
Guvernorll Hyde din Missouri
a dat 0rdin oamenilor din garda
natiOnala sa Sc adune la Warrens.
burg 81 Boonsville. Guvernorul
Kendall din Iowa a anuntat ca
dallsul gaia sd intrebuinteze
|puterea armata indata ce Sc vor
semnala alte turburari in legd-
tura Gu greva.
Adjutantul general Harry b.
Smith din Indiana culege infor.
matiuni sd vada daca in statur
sau este sau nu nevoie de mobill-
zarea trupelor. Adjutantul gene
raj Carlos E. Black din Illinois a
zis ca dansul tine trupele gaia de
actiune, desi rapoartele primite
pana acum anunta ca iniste
,peste tot.
Guvernorul Allen din Kansas
zlce ca ajntorul armatei va fl Gu
siguranta reclamat in cazul Cd
llnia Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Isl deschide atelierele de la
Parson.
Din Slater, No, vine stirea Cd
trei spargatori de greva au fost
prinsi de grevisti 81 dusi intr 'un
loc necunoscut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08

N R-Cele umead MAI JOS vorbee roste marele
orator scritOr Robert Ingerso
dependene
ziua de Ile ainee hberaea colonor de sub
stdpdnirea englesdJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-19

coming from the mountains after ten
days on the road. All had blistered
and bleeding feet. 1t is said that there
are thousands of women and children
hiding in the mountains, preferring
to take their chance of GLIDING the
enemy than face the dangers OF the
long and hazardous journey to thee
coast and almost certain starvation
o narrival at their destination.
Ten thousand Greek and Aremen-
ian orphan children who have been
supported by the American people for
the past three years through the Near
East Relief funds will have to leave
the country and necessary arrange
ments for their removal are now beng
made.
In addition to these children, there
are ten thousand Christian residents
of Samsoun awaiting a chance to SAL
and at least forty thousand more on
the road, according to relief authorl-
ties. However, at the time OF writing
there were sailing accommodations III
sight for only two thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-19
SHANTUNG7

: The Shantung episode is end
ed, as far as Japan is concerned
Japan has formally restored that
province. with its fortified seaport
of Kiaochow, to China, taking her
soldiers and sailors and warships
and going back home. Taking al
so her business losses; for as mat
tiers stand, Shantung has been an
expense rather than a profit to
Japan, unless it is considered that
there was a sufficient profit in drlv-
ing out Germany and thereby elm
mating a stronghold of German
business competition.
Japan has done what she prom
ised. at the beginning of her oc-
cupation, at the Versailles con-
ference, at the Washington arms
conference and at various times
in between. She always said she
would restore Shantung to China,
but nobody ever believed her.
Perhaps Japanese statesmen
really meant, or secretly hoped, to
keep Shantrmg. But at any rate,
they have now done what they
said they would do, in their own
time and way, and it is needless
to go back OF that fact. They
have done it, moreover, when
China is so divided and weak as
to offer 10 coercion. and when
other powers are too weary OF war
and too busy with nearer. problems
to think OF coercion.
Let credit be given Japan for
this act of good faith, as credit
would be given to any nation more
nearly allied in color and blood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-19
HORRORS OF FLIGHT
FROM TURKS is TOLD


Athens, Dec. 19.-Trs gle details of
the flight of the te~ror-strickeh Chris
tain population of Anatolia. the move
ment of an entire people to escape OPP
preston and possible annihiliation at
the. hands of the victorious Turks, are
given in the report just received by
courier from James n. Crutcher of
Tuscaloosa, Ala, director of the Near
East Relief at Samsoun.
From his post of observation at
Samsoun, which has become the most
important outlet on the Black Sea for
Christians fleeing Asia Minor, Crutch-
er witnessed this vast flight of refu-
gees at it's food tide and his account
hf conditions thers contains facts
almost too horrible for written descrip-
ton.
The waterfront at Samsoun pre-
sents hundreds of pitiful sights. Dis
ease and starvation threatens the re-
fugee population, orphanages are
crowded to overlooking and an out
break of epidemic threatens, Women
are giving birth to children in the
streets.
The arrival of the Greek refugees
in Samsoun after their long trek from
their mountain homes furnished many
narrowing scenes On the day of writ
ing his report, the Near East Relief
man noted one group of fifty orphans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-19
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WINTER FIRE DANGER

The fire menace increases as
the weather makes heavier de-
mands on stoves and other heat
inc apparatus. If fires are to be
avoided precautions must be TAX
en-. The safeguarding Of small
children and inhrm from accident
al burns is an added responsibility
at this season.
A FIRE chief makes the following
suggestions along these lines;
Keep children and infirm per-
sons away from open fires or hot
stoves.
Keep the furnace under con-
troll.
"Insulate all furnace pipes.
DO not leave hot ashes in the
basement.
'If heating with gas, turn it
off at night. Watch Tor low pres
sure. If the gas goes out, explo-
sions may follow
DO not pile inflamnlable mate
rials near the furnace.
Fires are bad things at any
time. The burning OF a home iii
the winter is especially distressing.
Most fires are preventable. The
secret of prevention is to take care
enough.