davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
Wmitub 5renHen
nnO Or StaOt 8ui6instOn.

USE uflefe Seler lDllien, ut SSret'
fen elmer Der berborragenOlten Oelit.
ider 9ihter nnO Gr5GbIer. Sein
Sorn llbl lit peit iiber OeutIhlanos
@ren5en binaus befdnit ltuO bat i'm
gum beriibmten Monne gemodt.
8Gbreno Oes &rieges uno nohber
bat er 5pei GrSdblungen gei6rieben.
Sn Ser einen 09ie griioer", bat er
geidiloert, mas 0euti1Iano i'm
arieg erOnIOet bat; in Dem Sueiten
Ser Ynitor poyl 8ogiee" lhreibt
er, mas Deuti9IanO mGbreuo ser
@epolution erouloete. 0ie critic 9(uf-
Ioge oes 5lpeiten BuheS bon $4,000
GrompIoren mar binnen bier go
den pergriffen. gr er86bIt bon iid
ieIbIt: SD ielbit babe einmnI in
Der idlimmiteu Set oes Sungers
einem 8erpanoteu ein Stiid 8rot
entriiien 10 bungrig mar id, un0
mir lit es bod oerbGltnism1Big nod
gut gegaiigen. Sd bette peoer llbr
nod &ette nod Sing mebr uno eben-
10 mie i6, baben Die meiiten Oeut-
i6en bergegebeno mas iie beioBen.
9os oeutlde 8olf bot bier Sabre
lang OrauBen gefdmpft uno 3it boli-
lie %gebungert. @er bari einen Stein
aaf uns perfen Dab mir enoli6 un-
ter Dem groBen 2eiO mo Den ihref-
li6en @ntbebrungen %5uiammenge-
brohen iino.
I'm uns Deutihnmerifanern fir
Die Der alten Seimot geleiItete Silfe
at 0onfen uno Inn uns 5u bitten bic
lelbe bel Der INNER 5unebmenoen
Selierung uno Scot IN 0eutihlano
fort5uieben, bat 6reniien cine Heiie
in 0ieies 2an0 unternommen un0
bat Ihon in Deridieoenen St6oten
Oes OItens un0 @eltens 8ortrGee
geboIten. Sein guf ais Shriftitel-
lei. lit 10 groB, Dab iolde beoeutenoe
Colleges ipie &oiiar College, Column
bio llniberiitu IN Seem Dorf mo
cSobns @opfins l%lniberiitD in Bal
timore, lpelde ood 10 0euti6fein0lif
mG1retlo 0eS &rieges paren, i'm
eingelooen baben, bel ibnen Sortrd.
ge 8i baIten. Seine 8ortrGge bo-
ben iiberaa groBeu 3ulauf eefunoen
Natiirli6 bat aud Der bieiige Silfs.
berein periu9t i'm fir einen Sor.
trog in @oibington 81 geminnen
9ie l6limmen G%rfabrungen, mel6(
er bel Dem &on3ert Ser S1m1biiGer
2ieoergruppe gemadt bat, better
freilif oanon obi6reden iollen. 0el
l6le6te 8eluh oamals mar obel
gum groBen Seil auf &e6nung Dee
groBen S6neefaas 81 Der 3eit 81
ieben. Sect i'm 6riibling baben min
glttes 8etter 8u %geportigen. Solt(
oesbolb SEER Sreniien mirflid bier.
berfommen, 10 miro boffentli6 Oas
gauge Ocuti6tum @oibingtons bic
@elegenbeit iif nidt entgeben laIien
ben eroBen u1o ood 10 einfa9en be.
i9eioenen Monn 81 boren. @n0(
Mai lit fir Sen @ortrag in Nuslihi
%genommen; oie nG6Ite Drummer 6es
Sournals miro mebr oariiber beri6.
ten. Us. s. g.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
Genntpr aranee entlaitet.

Sn einem Sdreiben an Sraulein
Marp &ilbretb BON Der 8omon &a-
triot 9rbliibing So. bierielbit lebnt
@enerolonpalt 0augbertp oas Or
lu6en oieier @eielidaft I'M ginlei-
tung zines Observation-Disclosures ge-
gen Senator 6rance bon WarDlano
ab, mel1er Die &%onferen5 in @enoa
ouf oem&abelpeg eriudt bottle, Ame-
rita sur &eilnabme auf5uforoern.
9ieiesto @orecben Senator Srance
perltoBe in feiner 8eile gegen Die
&rimfnolgelese, 10 erflGrt Der @ene-
rnlnnnalt.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

Saltung proftilfer Heolarbeit, Die
0ieie 3eitrng mieoerbolt b%efiirpor.
tet Bat, obne prin5ipiea monor1ilt
lid al oenfen. &ommentore iiber
sic Iebr interelIonten gr0ffnungen
oes &ronprin5pn, iiber Mtoltfe, 8ii-
lon unO anoere @enerGIe, iiber Ser
ouu etc. iino Dem Sdrei6er oieier
3eilen in ben groBen Gagesaeitun-
gen nod nidt 5u @eiidt gefommen
Sic entbiiaen pieles, ipie geiagt, mas
fir eingefleiidte M%onar6iiteu ni1t
nad Sonig riedt.
Ole oelttlhe Son0eIsflotte, sic
neite 6lotte, mGhlt 8u Iolden 9imeli-
iionen an, Dab jebt audi 5arlep, Ser
@i5eprGlioent Der amerifonii6en
SHiffsbeb0roe, bange miro. &orge-
tern iagte ct gum 9eiipiel, ais er
nod elmer Sobrt nod 9eutidlano
ltno gnglano in SEEM Yorf onfam:
o9ie 0euti6en balten ii6 jebt fir
cine SpebonOeIsmodlt, sic ii6 nift
SIT fiirdten bat. sic gIoltberL 0aB
ser &rieg iie CUR 9r0bten potettiolen
Modt ouf ser See gemadt bot.
sic betrahten oen &erlitit Der altelt
Slotte ais cine @rlei6terung. 0eut
l6e Sdiffsmerften bolten fir oie
3ltfunft lno balteu ST iebr nieori-
gem Nreile; iie arbeiten Gag uno
Mucbt.~ Sn oieiem Zone flagen aud
anoere &reiie iiber bic 3ltfunftsmog-
li6feiten oes 0eutlden San0els. Sn
ser Sot mebt oie oelttl6e 6logge
mieoer inNoaen S1fen Ser @elt. Die
@rrnOIagen fir cine lelte, groBe
31tfunft 9euti6lanos merSen iebt
gelegt. @ena1 in oennlel6en Sinnc
i9reibt elm Or. gi1e ii6er 0oS Iuf-
bliibelt Der oelltl6en &eeoerei nod
Dem &riege I'M u6DnS &enitrebloo"
IS beiBt in Dem Mrtifel: 0Ntan loll
tie es nidt fir mogli9 gebolten ba-
ben, uno bod lit es geideben: trob
oes i6meren mirtihoftli6en 8ruds,
Der auf DEM oeltideu Solfe rubt,
bat Deittihlano in Den paar Sabren,
Die lett Dem 5rieOensldluB ber9on-
gen iino, bereits cine ltele SanOeIs-
flotte 81 i6affen bermo6t, Sic gGn-
ipru6 oarauf erbeben fam, Dab nit
ibr ais einem ni6t unipi6tigen Sat
tor in Ser @eltidiffabrt gerednet
miro. auf allen S5eanen 8eigt iiG
mieOer Die Oeuti6e 6lagge; mooerne,
Itarfe, i6neafabrenoe Sdiffe ellen
BON @eltteil 81 @eltteil. 8enn Dos
@a9ien ser nelten Oeutihen Slotte
in oemielben Sempo geforoert miro,
.mie in Sen lebten SabrerL fam man
oomit rednen, bob 0eutl6lanO, be-
Dor nod pieIe Sabre pereeben, i'm
8elib elmer Slnoelsflotte bon 0eriels
ben @r0Be, ober 8u einem meientli-
den Cell aus nod melt ~leiltungsfG.
bigeren S6iffen lit ais Dor Dem
&riege.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
Nnfunft bee
beutIAen Sptl4afterS

@ebeimrat Or. @ie0felot, Der nett
ernannte oeuti6e 8oti6after fir
Amerifo, miro belite in Neip Yort
oOer @aibington eintreffen. Mir be-
griiben i'm BON Ser3en. Wir ais
Amerifoner beuther Abltnm-
mltng lteben ibm ia, menn ni6t po-
litiih, 10 0oh Der Hoiie, &liltur uno
2ebensouffoliung nod, n6ber ais IL
geno jeman0 onoers bier5ulonOe.
W10gen Die @eItaoe oct neiten @elt
i6m goItlid unO frelinolid iein.
gSir boffen, Dab ibm elm 2eben Doa
Sonneni6ein unO 6robiinn bier be
lhieoen lei. 8ie err i'm Wlai fommt,
Dem id0niten Monot oes Snbres, 10
moge Ser 6riibling elmer neiien 3eit
ieine Nrbeit beeleiten. 9ie 8ergans
genbeit moge bergelien fem. - Ser
neue 8otidofter miro 5unGdit in Ser
@eieGi6oft einen i6meren Ston0
bo6ett. Hr1iioent @oroing ielbit miro
ibm aber fem Amt boffentlid Ieid-
ter MAIDEN aIs iemano anoers oas
f0nnte. Ser Yr1lioent lit bodIt lie
bensmiirOig uno taftbon. @oqli.
6ermeiie Oiirfen mir beioe, @arOing
unD 8ieofelOt, auf oem groBen
Sdngerfeit in 8rooflDn iiber 5iuei
@oHen, 5ltiommen, Settle bel Seite,
ieben. 9as mare iebr borteilbaft
fir oie GliBereS eite ser freunoi6aft-
Ii6en 8%e8iebungen 5pilden 9eitid-
lan0 uno Amerifa. Ole Ybotogra-
pben unO aiilomeni6en miiroen To-
fort Die @%elegenbeit mobrnebmen
unD Sen oeltti6en 8oti1ofter in Sc
ieai1oft Sar0in9s iiberaa in Ebea-
tern, i'm Slim ltno in 8tl0ern Der
3eit1tngen 5eigen. OaS piir0e bel
fen. 0ie Madt 0eS 8iloes, Der
9reIie, Ser 0ffentli6en Meinung lit
ia a~llgelpaltig.
g8ir piinlhen, oaB lid @ebeimrat
@ieofeIot olta ub uno al BEL @eIe-
genbeit bon oetttl6en @oblt1tig-
feits- g eranltoltungen uno lonitigen
fleil1eren un0 gr0Beren ltnterbaltun-
gen in 8oibington Ieben lniien mo-
&c. 9ie italieniiAe, iponii6e uno
fran3oiii6e 8otiduft bierielblt be
teiliqt iid e6enfols on Sen pribaten
llnternebmltngen Der &lubS uno
Gircel, Die bic beimil6e &unIt un0
~0eliif uno 2iteratitr pflegen. SIN
ii6rigen miro elm lol6es SntereiIe
an fultureQen 8e1trebungen Der
0eutIh-glmerifaner bon llmit1nOen
politii6er, lofoler uno perlonli1er
Natltr obbdngen miilien. Gin feines
@mpfinoen mltB oa bon @elegenbeit
at @elegenbeit an BEN Sag gelegt
mer0en. @ir fino i~iber5eugt, bob
Sebeimrot 8ieofelot ou6 in oieIel
ge3ie6ung ieinem berantmortunes-
bollem 8erufe geipa6ien lit. Mls
&enner Ser meltpolitil9eu uno wirt-
iboftIi6en Sage fam iein 8iflen ia
10 leibt boN feinem iiberboten per-
Sen.
@ir rufen no9mals: @ilfom=
men i'm nellen 2aitoe. Neu lit Ole
g(ufga6e oes @ertreters Ser neuen
Gepublif, i1el lit oas 2ano, oas er
betritt, elm nelter Gag oaiternber
Sreunol6aft 5ipil6en 9eutidlano
utl0 Mmerifa m0ge nnbre6en nit Ser
@nfunft oes 8otidafters, @ebeim-
rats Or. 8ieofelot.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
SefentliGe llnter4altuns
Der bieiisen uS6larofioA
NGdIten SOnntaa NbenO i'm Saalc
6es Concord Stubs.

ISM Wfai, i'm Idonen WtoielL bob
i'd biel nod I'M Sinn." @elien @er5
Iodt nidt in 6ielen Gogen Oes Irilb
linqs, Ser 2iebe, oes Sonneniheius,
ser ~bliibenoen @atiir?l Der Menid,
Ser nod cine SeeIe bat, m0dte in
oieIen ein5ie idonen 2cn5estogen
aud einen Iusorld fin0en fir Die
6iiae Der i@eoonfen uno Befiible
uno oes Segens, Die oaS Grtpohen
Der Hatur eineieBt IN Ser5 ltO @c
Nit. Dieiem GmpfinOem oieiem
9eoiirfniS nod einer Sormonie, Oie
oas Sroiihe i'm 6riibIiug nit Dem
Simmliiden ouf Green, nit &unit,
6reunOidaft uro Sumor, perbinoet
mill Ser bielige, 0elltide &erein
vSAlotoffio~, Oellen Motto bic
Gflege obiger S0eale gum 3iele bat,
n1dIten Sonntag Abeno IN elmer
offcntliden MISUNDERSTANDING Gedl.
,nlln trogen. 8eranItaltet miro Der
g(6eno gum Better Der notIeioenoen
griioer oeS Observation-Disclosures IN
DeutIhlono uno Oeitreid unO Dc.
rem 6omilieN belonOers Der &inOer.
SIS ban0elt lid nm llnterltiitung
ser Mitglieoer oes in fat allen gro
Beren St6oten Oeltrei6s 1tnO auh
0eutidlonos orQnniiierten SdIarat
feubunoes, Dem belonoers &ilnltler,
W1uIifer, Sanger, Maler, YilObalter,
8eamte, Aneeltelte, Srofeiiorem
Gbemifer, Sehnifer, alle Slalien oes
logenonnten Nittelltanoes, angelo.
rem. Oie Scot Oieies StanOes lit be-
fonnt getllg, Inn %beionoerer Grpab
nung bier 81 beoiirfen.
aommt ale, Sbr 0amen unO
Serren Der Stoot, Die Sbr nod ein
Ser3 bobt fir Bobltdtigfeit uaO Oat
aIte, Oenilhe @nterlano. Scr Ser
elm entbGlt iih nod ieinen Statltten
oQer politil9en ooer religiolen Ab-
lidten. &ier fam lih jeOer wobl
uno bebogli6 fiiblen. Sober lit mill
fommen, oelien Ser8 empf1nglid lit
fir aQes S6one, sole uno @ltte I'M
2eben.
Auf Dem 8rogramm Iteben mirfli#
DIE Semitic, 9eflomationen oes iIber-
ali 10 beliebten urlo D~erebrten Serrn
@ihners, notwithstanding ilonl-
batter &iinltIer Der Stabt NIT eige.
men &ompoiitionen, oa5u @eoidte
uno 2ieoer. Aud Der &umor lit nitt
pergelien. 3a6 Dem offi5ielen Sell
lino olle anpelenoet el~ngelaOen, III
einen @eilt 5tpongloier @eiterfett
einsutreten, lliltige 2ieoer m~it5ulin-
gen, bumoriitilhe un0 anoere Sor-
tr1ge meniger ebrgei5igen Gbarofters
an5ub0ren, fur5, einmal Die Sdlad.
Ell oes glltagslebens gun5 ab5lmer.
fen uno in elm &ei6 Der Sr6ume
uno 8iinl6e ser 9idter uno Soea-
liiten li6 5u berlenfen. Wean made
oie Sreunoe ouf oieien AbenO alti
merriam uno fomme FROZEN @er5eus
uno beiteren Shines. &einer miro
oa8 &ommen berelien. Ser @intritt
foItet nlr 80 Gents. @intrittsforten
Iino bereits aitsgei6idt, aber aud al
ser &oIle 81 baben, gluf &ieoerie-
ben am n16lten Sonntagl
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
(Siir oas r@aibington Sournal")
Garl Sdnr5
at leiiem Sterbetog am IA. Wlai.
Or. @omin 8epoeI, 8aibingtoL %.

&annIt ou boren, wenn mir fleben,
0ringt Die 8itte Dir ms Sbr,
Dab Oh mogeit anferlteben
Bon Der Gotten Oiilt'rem Gbor2
Sprid, 0 fonnit on mid perncbmen
8enn i6 ruf' ms Yoraoies,
MuB Ser grimme 600 bid ldbmen
Smmeroar, 0 Jag mir oieSl
@d, mir trnuern tiefer berte,
Eiefer nod ais emit UNI bid,
DAB on maroit oes Shnitters 9elite
Sab nnS oeine &raft entlpih.
@iiie, mir beoiirfen oeiner>
Inns gu idiiben in Der Not
8or Dem Seino, ser ltets gemeiner
Inns uno uni'rer gbre 0robt.
aebr' 3uriid 81 oieler Stdtte,
Sci elm Sdirm in idperer Belt
Tins, sic mir nit munder Settle
Sino qebunoen an oaS 2eio.
8ie oein @eiit uns emit gefiibret,
Siibr' er beute uns ouriif
gu ser Chr, sic uns gebiibrct,
gu oes 8iirgers bOAltem Slid.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-18
BRUNSWICK VETS
0FFTO RICHMOND
Most of the Old Warriors Left
Last Night, But Some Few
Who Did Not Leave Yester-
day, VIII Go Today.

Through the efforts of the Woman
Clubfi every Brunswick and Glynn
county Confederate Veteran who, d,
sired to make the trip to the great
reunion at Richmond, was handed
trans portation and besides this, a
neat little sum to take along as spend
ing money. OF course, some few of
the old warriors did not need the
amount as they have been blessed
with the worlds goods, but the ma
jority would have remained at home
had it not been for these good ladies
who saw to it that fund sufficient to
defray expenses was raised 1t may
be stated right here that the Veterans
did not take the initiative in the
movement which resulted in securing
the needed amount, but the Woman's
Club did and the members should re-
ceive the thanks of the community,
the Veterans having already express
ed their appreciation, both privately
and through the columns of The
News.
The great; convention will he called
to order ON the 81 and will continue
through the %, from reports it will be
one of the best held in recent years.
The movement of providing funds for
the old soldiers seems to have been
general this year and this accounts
for the fact that attendance will be
larger.
Following will represent Camp
Jackson ]. J. Smith, w. H. Holmes,
Frank Kemp, T. W. Bolt, Sam Hath
away, C. G. Goodbread, j. ]. Spears,
f. A Penniman, M. ]. Lowe, R. H.
Winston, w. A Woods, J. t. Lam
bright.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-18
CO[0REO K. OF P.
COMING STRONG
Now Estimated That Not Less
Than Four Thousand Will be
Here for State Convention,
Beginning July 10.

1t is announced by the committee
of arrangements for the coming of the
colored Knights of Pythias of the
state that plans are progressing sat
isfactorily for the opening of the con
vention here on July 10, for session
lasting three days.
The Georgia colored Knights of Ply
thias have a membership in excess.
probably, of any other organization
and in it is the very best citiZenry of
the race in Georgia 1t is estimated
that not less than four thousand will
be here and many will bring relatives
along, which will shove the total close
to five thousand, if not more.
Ben Gibbs, well known member of
organization, is chairman of the fl
nance committee, and he reports af-
fairs as moving along in good shape.
1t will be remembered that the com
mittee sent out circular letters to the
white friends of the order and while
some responses have been received, it
is nothing like what it should be, and
it is to be hoped that some liberality
will be shown. 1t requires something
over $1,000 to care for the visitors
and this amount is far from being
reached at present. 1t is true that the
Id
this is inadequate and there is a de-
Sfcit of something like 5000 yet. 1t
should be remembered that the aver
age colored Knight will bring along
at least $40 spending money and ev-
cry cent of this will be left here in
Brunswick. Those of the white peo-
pie. who desire to assist financially
should notify the committee at once
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-18
TO PLAY BLACKSHEAR IN
BRUNSWICK JULY FOURTH

Manager Edo Miller late last nigh
advised The News that arrange
ments had been made for a return en-
gagement of the Blackshear ball team
to play three games in Brunswick
July 3, and 5.
1t is expected that by this date both
teams will be strengthened and in
better condition to interest the
crowds that will attend the games, as
both are in need of team work.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-18
CELEBRATION OF 1 4
GLORIOUS FOURTH
in BRUNSWICK
Continued from page u

Jus of more than one hundred and fiji
ty miles of the city. 1t is,@also said
that Darien people are coming over
y large numbers. All in all, indica-
lions point to one of the largest
crowds that has ever come o5Bruns-
wick.
Among the interesting features of
the day will be baseball game at
the Norwich street park between Man
ager Miller's invincibles and Black
shear, evenly matched as can be found
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-18

in this section. While many Brunswick
ians, as they always do, will go to
the island, it is true that thousands
will remain at home and see the base
BAH game and other events which
are to be announced during the pres
ent week,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-18
BODIES OF AMERICUS MEN
I TAKEN FROM THE RIVER

Americas, June 17.-Bodies of Ar
thur MiZe and Foy Owen, drowned in
Flint river, near here, Thursday af
fernoon were recovered this morning
Searching parties had lined the riv
er banks since the drowning, dragging
necessarily and without success until
daylight this morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-28
TAX COLLECTIONS FOR
MARCH APPORTI0NED

Especial Correspondence to The JournaiJ
Santa Fe, March 27.-Tax col
lections RENTED to the state treas
urer thus far this month totaled
S23S, 265.5S. These collections have
been made on taxes from 1915 to
1921. inclusive, and have been ap-
portioned to the various funds by
Margaret Strong. deputy treasurer
State roads fund receives S4T653,
while the current school fund is
credited with $23,S26.
The several institutions receive
as follows: University, Albuquer-
que, $11,756; Agricultural college,
Las Cruces, S15,527; Normal uni
versity, Las Vegas. 1884; Normal
school, Silver City, $6.545; Asylum
for the Insane. Las Vegas. $t0,-
500; School for the Blind, Alamo
gordo. $4,000; Military institute,
Roswell $500; School of Mines,
Socorro. 5000; Spanish American
normal, Ell Rito. 1851; School for
the Deaf and Dumb. Santa Fe. $3,-
176; Reform school. Springer, ST.
542; Girls welfare, $1,269; public
welfare department, $5,0S2.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-28
POLISH TOTS SERVED
670,000,000 MEALS
tBr The AssocInled ere.s.l

Warsaw, March 27.--it would
take q freight train forty-three
miles long to carry the American
food distributed to hungry Polish
children since 1919, according 10
figures shown in the graphical eX-
position given here by the Ameri-
can relief administration Large
crowds are visiting the exposition.
The exhibits show that 1,072,184
tons of food were given Polish
children from April, 1913, when
the Hoover mission begpa its work
here to January l last. I'll s sup
piled 670,000,000 meals. at an
actual cost of about two American
cents a meal. On account OF che
enormous need to be met, however,
these rations equalled only about
one-third Of the food required by
a normal child.
The money value Of this three
year food distribution runs over
$50, 100000. The Polish government
supplied one-third of this, mostly
in flour and other produce.
On June l the American child
feeding operations will cease but
plans are already made for their
continuance by the Poles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-28
MARY GARDEN, OPERA
SINGER, A RADIO FAN

San Francisco. March 27.-To
the growing list of radio fans. add
Mary Garden.
The grand opera manager and
singer, who was to bring the Chi
cago Grand Opera company to San
Francisco for the annual engage
ment, has telegraphed ahead to the
hotel where she will stay. and re-
quested-nay. demanded--that her
suite be equipped not only with a
radio receiving set, but with high
powered broadcasting set as well.
The demand has been answered.
So 1t is more than possible that
other radio enthusiasts of the Pa
cific coast. in their daily concerts
via the ether will have in addition
to the regular programs of phono-
graph selections, solos by Mary
Garden in person broadcasted by
her own radio outfit. straight from
her room.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-28
BY NORMAN e. BROWN.
watch Johnny Nfostil!

Watch Johnny Mostil!
This is going to be big year
for this young outfielder with the
White Sox.
Mostil got his first chance in
Kid Gleason's outfield when the
worlds series scandal ended the
careers of seven or eight of the
White SoX vets. including Josephus
Jackson and Oscar Felsch. Last
year Johnny got away to a bad
start because of illness In the
spring, but by the end of the sea-
son was making name. He broke
into 100 games. fielded brilliantly
and slammed the OF apple for one
point above the 800 mark. He
wasn't given much to long hits. but
his swats were timely.
Mostil refutes the old adage that
prophet is without honor on his
own home grounds. He's a prod
uct of the Chicago sandlots. Dur
ing the 1919 season he was sent
to Milwaukee by the White Sox
for schooling and was requested
to rejoin the Sox in the fall of
1920. He's one of the men on
whom Kid Gleason's counting to
make the new White Sox machine
which is now in the process of con-
struction.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-28
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

Notice is hereby given that on
the 4th day of April. 4. d. 1922. a
general election will be held in the
City of Albuquerque, County of
Bernalillo, State of New Mexico, for
the purpose of electing the follow
ing officers.
One City Commissioner to sue
coed Commissioner Walter M. Con-
nell, to serve four years from and
after April 4, 1922;
One City Commissioners to sue
coed Commissioner John M. Ray
nolds, to serve four y ars from and
after April 4. 1929:
One City Commissioner to sue
coed Commissioner John I. Nc
Laughlin, to serve four years from
and after April a. 1922.
The following registration boards
and places for registering voters OF
said election have been designated
as follows. to-wit:
First Ward-A. Montoya. Marcus
P. Sawtelle. P. Hanley.
Second Ward-George Roddy. j.
e. Elder, Sam Porterfield.
Third Ward-James j. Heaney,
B. II. Briggs, Fred Crollott.
Fourth Ward-R. l.. Wootton,
B. Spitz. John Baron Burg.
Places of registration are as
follows:
First Ward, District No, l.
Butts Drug Store, corner First
Street and Central Avenue.
Second Ward, Districts Nos. b
and 6-Alvarado Pharmacy, corner
First Street and Gold Avenue.
Third Ward, Districts Nos. and
S-Briggs' Drug store. 400 west
Central Avenue.
Fourth Ward Districts Nos. 2. 3
and 4--Ruppe's Drug store. 2O3
West Central Avenue.
The judges and clerks and vot-
ing places for said election shall be
as follows:
First Ward. District No. 1: Poll
ing Place--Basement Central Ave
nue. Methodist Gil lrch. Arno Street
and Central Avenue. said ward or
district being bounded on the north
bv Cit, limits, on the east by City
limits, on the south by center line
of Central Avenue, and on the west
DIV the "A. Il. " o. II NY bioNN't
Second Ward. District NO. b:
Polling Place-Stateson' garage,
rear sol South Walter street. and
District No. being bounded on the
north by the center line Of Central
avenue, on the west by the center
line of Edith street on the east
the city limits and on tt south by
the city limits.
District No. 6; Polling Place
Christian church. roadway and
Gold avenue. said district No. 6
being bounded on the north by the
center line of Central avenue. on
the south by the city limits, on the
east by the center line OF Edith
street and on the west by the A. I.
& s. f. Railway tracks.
Third Ward. District No. 7: Poll
ing Place - Hudson Essex Agency
424 West Gold Avenue. said Dis.