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The Washington times., 1922-07-27
WAYSIDE WISDOM
tcopyriEht 1921
s. E. Kiser
WHY MUST THEY LIVE ON?

CORNELIUS was q cit
~ or whom i thought quite we'll;
He didn't boast a bit
And he could read and spell;
He came from Saginaw,
Or Battle Creek. or Flint,
And had a rounded jaw,
And was inclined TO squint
He seemed a decent sort,
But I nisjudged him badly;
I'm sorry to report
That when the band played Dixie"
He shouted wildly, madly.
A frenzy seemed to ill him,
can't imagine why;
OF course I didn't kill him,
Though he deserved to die.
DELINDA seemed a sweet
ID And gentle little miss; .
When first we used to meet
lOnged to claim a kiss.
Her people came. i think,
From Albany or Troy;
Her cheeks were smooth and pink
And when she smiled-Oh, boy!
loved her for a spell,
And gained her favor proudly;
One night my idol fell;
An orchestra played Dixie"
And she applauded loudly.
I knew then she was added,
And II, beside her there,
could have seen her padded
would have thought it fair.
I'VE two averslons-two!
i Lord, may they pass and fade,
The northern people who
Yip,. yip when "Dixie's" played,
And this Is my daily prayer,
That j may miss regret
In heaven by finding there
No unctuous male quartette.
The Washington times., 1922-07-27
Stars and Stripes

OUR NEW POETRY.
A young lady down at Southampton
Was pretty but very bow-legged.
When the others all dashed
For a duck in the sea.
She took her bath in the bathtub.
Why do they call them the sad sea
waves during the one.piece bathing suit
season?
The Washington times., 1922-07-27
SANITATION NOTE.

SANITATION NOTE.
Want ad in Brooklyn paper: Young
man wants job washing widows"
One Wall Street business man calls
his stenographer Three Strikes" be.
cause she is always out.
Scientists say motion picture films
disintCgrate after fifteen years. Some Of
them are dead ones when they start.
The Washington times., 1922-07-27

DEAR FATHER.
A LONG time ago.
Z WENT to a movie.
AND THERE came .
dame
WHO WAS born In
Oshkosh.
AND sane a song.
IN A foreign language.
AND ! asked my
friend.
IF HE knew what 1t
was.
AND ne said to me.
~r's fHs Laughing
Song
FROM rIs opsr.
'Hyena.
AND ! believed him.
FOR ssAaLv an
hour.
TILL IT soaked into
! WAS being kidded.
o
AND YOU might try
this.
ON YouR little boy.
FOR Afr.a all.
IT'S JUST as good.
As ANYTHING else.
AND ABOUT the
request.
The Washington times., 1922-07-27
DO YOU KNOW

DR.. Frank Crane was educated
in the Wesleyan University and
was a Methodist pastor for many
years. He afterward Joined the
Congregational Church.
The Washington times., 1922-07-27

A thermometer is not affected
by the wind velocity after once
having attained the tempera-
ture Of the wind. The physical
discomfort usually associated
with high winds is due to the
rapid removal of heat from the
human body by the wind.
The Washington times., 1922-07-27

Does the number of cleo
irons In an atom determine
mass. or does the property
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15

Inc 81 | take riadky, Ee Este nasa
sloysnSlEk rec HE zije. xiie
duch slovensly.' & No podl'a astay
neho zakona, podl'e teorie Zee
Ichoslo loyakizmu'' sloYenska req ne
Iexistpje, slovensky duch je nesmy,
sci, leho je len "Seskosloysnska
REQ, je len ceskoslovensky
duch.'' O zrusenf hymny "Hei,
Sloyaci'' sa ma Sloyensku u hod-
ne popisalo. Je to pochopitel ma
vec, ved' tato hymna vedela mai
lepsie vznietit narodne city, tato
vedela odusevnit', "a tdto sa Slo-
vaci vd'acne dali zalarovat'. Slo-
vaci mali SINE mnoho narodnych
piesni, ale "a nradn1 nasu hymnn
odjakziva poyazovali SINE piesell
"Hej, Slovaci''. Pieseh tato ] me-
lodicky obsahoye jedine sa hodil
"a narodnd hymnu. Nuz naooze bo-
10 ju treba zrusit'i A nacoze bolo
ju treba nahradit' piesnou mad
Tatrou sa blyskaY" We'd mad Ia
trou sa blyskalo vtedy, ked' boil
Mad 'ari ,panmi ma slovenskej, pod
tatranskej zemi, ale dnes v osvo
bodenej vlasti spieyat', ze mad ma
mi hromy biju, ale ze sa nemusf;;
me bat, ,yed' ony prestanl, ie as
pon take nesmyselne smiesne, d
ko pri peknom pocasi vystretym
dazdnikom chodit'. Pri, tom je ira
gikomicke to, ze ked' ma neiake.
dradnej slaynosti Cesi sloyac
spievajd piiesen Mad Tatrou s.
blyska" s1 prftomni al Mad a
ri, tito in tiez spievajd, ale so svo
jim mad 'arskym textom, slozenyn
ma tito melodiu. Stalo sa mi, viat
raz, ize pri spievani tejto piesne na
slavnostis "a mojim stall Mad ar
so strasnym rehotom spieyal
svoji milostny text - vraj: Az
mondjak mem adnak edes galam
bomat. - Zkisil som to ia najmi
v Bratislave, ale m6ze to zkusit
ktokol'vek my. A toto ia nespo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15
YoUNusToWNsK1 gTovEN8xX 1oYiNY

procsntovf iolanierii Wi 'kokapifs
N, petqya dSide IA A. hsak oyf
SHADY : tcyar rom vSehQ druhq; is-
dlom, SststYpm, drevom atd' It'd !.
kto hy e4 tomuto 4 bqddcnosti pro
tiul (iednetli ! 60 hy u penis-
re nell ten bude dradne ! pomi
mo 1rad prenasledovany, pri ma
kupe bojkotovany, jeho odberate-
liza budd prenasledovanf Z kn to-
mu oproti nemu j ma skodu ban
koYych spekulantov zayedsna, ba-
de konkurencia; tato pojde tax
dlho, az jednotliyec obchodom
prestat' must, ponevac vel 'kokapi-
tai 81 tisice prostriedkov najde k
znricenin maloziynostIniika. ,ltI sedliak
dostane velike dane vzdpr jeho
usiloynosti vynde ma mizinu j sta
ne 50 otrokom modernych speku-
|lantoy.
v tomto vsak bpd1 j nebezpec-
ne otazky, lebo 70 Slovakoy t'azko
pojde robit' hladujncich India
nov. Jozef Ferancik Y
v Mar. Obrane
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15
sMRTELNA RAMA REMESELN1CTVU
r. = MA SIOVENSKU

toho druhu sn az ma ceste znice-
MIA; jak majstri, tax robotnfci
nradnici vysli ma psi tridsiatok, k
comu ich doviedli ceski podnika-
teha, ceske 1radnictvo j robotni-
ctvo, - tax nasemu clovekovi jak
majstrovi, tax lradnikovi j robot
nikovi ie len to moline: bud sa
vyst 'ahoyat' "a hranice, alabo "a.
hynnt' hladom. (V Bratislave ro-
bi spdsta zahranjcneho robotni-
ctva ceskeho Raknska, ktore Wy
yaza nasu yalutu, to poskodzuje
'krajinu, ale to ST Cesi, TAX to mo-
ze byt'.J @
Toto nepostaci; S remeslami sa
ceske banky ma Slovensku neuspo-
koja - ony musia znicit' v prvom
rade cely stredny stav. Zalozia :
Pivovare, vinne sklady = opanu-
j1 licencie ked' i tie ME, vrhnd
sa ma budovy, v ktorych licencie
s1 a hostince ! krcmy bud1 len
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15

mfnam preto, ako ~ mi u bolo
smiesne, ale pretp, lepo ned tfmta
je roztrpcsny ksSdf citliyy So
|ySk . rama n boil tJm viscei, lsbp
N novinach pie jeden raz 50 pro-
tsstovalo proti tomn, ale nikto !
yladnych kruhoy Il toho ami len
nevsimal. Pravdaze ami nemohol,
lebo idea . tecria "6eskosloven-
ska" celkom logicky vytvara nd
rodnu hymiau, n ktorei So hovorf
. sloyenskei resi . slorsnslkom. 7.
duchu.
Pri tom vsetkom vsak Slovaci
ma svojich sakromnych, politi-
ckych, n&rodnych, (teda ME u
radnJch, kde il al ylada zastlpe-
na) slavnQstAch ma znak syoiej
lasky k narodnej hymne, sloven-
skej reel a slovenskemu duchu g
ma znak protestu bol'om q $
t'azkymi myslienkami zanotia 81
svoju starodavnu hymnu Hej, slo-
vaci.
CT treba k tomu komentaruY Ci
moze byts niektd taky slepJ;, zee
neyidf 0 60 tn ide I Ci ME je celkom
jasny ciel' a, 1mysel' tyeh, ktori
celym svojim dradnym,. q vladpym
aparatom prakticky. preYadzaii i
ma nie .maly odpors sloyenske kemr
|l'udu teoriu nejestvovania sloven
skeho naroda, slovenskej reel, slo
venskeho duchaf
Spevavsmu slovensksmu marc
du unadne .odnata je jeho najkraj
sia, najsvatejsia narodna spieseh
nuz ei citlive srdce sltyaka nem;
sa syierat' bol'ome,' A potion s; \
este niekto diyf, ze ma Sloyenskl
je nespokojnost'. Potom So niektt''
pohorsuje, ze slovensky l'ud je na
rodne neprebudeny, ked' odnim.
sa mu pieSen, ktora no yedel''
:vzdy odusevnit' a'prf spieyan
ktorej jedine sa vzbudzoval jeh;
narodny cit. +" "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15
v New Castle Carnegie Steel D
pernje loo percent.
nemolrati v Texas ga pripojuj1
k republikanom.

San Antonio, Tex. wv tomto
state panuju .Kuklukseri, ktori su
vsetko demokFati. Nasledkem to-
ho,. demokraticki statni 1radnfci
nerobia mic prot ich zlocinnym
yYsinom. Rozumnl demokrati pre-
to novembrovych vol bach idn
hlasovat' ma vsetkych republican
skych kandidatov, kteri sa vyslo-
viii "a prenashdovanie tejto tai
q
nej organizacie. s4n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15

Je tomu asi Is rokov, ked' som
Dol dosiel 20 Svajciarska ma ma
vstevu a cestoval som zeleznicou
Bratislavy do Piest AN. Prisadol
som 81 vedl'a hodne tucneho pana,
z ktoreho som vycitil, ze je Cech'
" ten cas- SINE sa my Slovacl S
Cechmi vel mi radi rozpravali a
vykladali SINE 81 nase utrpenia. &C.
81 mali vacsie prava, boil silnejsi,
vyspelejsi, bohatsi cd mas Slova-
kov, preto ale ked' SINE sa sisli,
boil SINE ako rodnf bratia vitana
nam bola kazda dobra rada Ce-
chov - lebo v ten cas- opravdu bo-
Ii poctivi oproti nam preto SINE
ich milovali. (Pravda, teraz sa
mnoho zmenilo, lebo uz nemozeme
ami nesmieme i'm tax doverovat
ponevac doplatili SINE ma nasu Ia
sku.)
Jak som cestoval tymto panom
vyjadroval som mu naSu mizeriu
a chybu som kladol ma slab1 po-
>iticku cinnost' slovenskeho naro-
da. Dostal som nasleduj1cu odpo-
ved':
"Vy Slovaci mnoho nepolitizuj-
te, ale chytajte sa u vrcholu otaz-
ky hospodarskej, yed' ked' bude-
tie bohati, oni Mad 'ari al sami yam
dojdu v 1strety prave tax, ako do
.sli zidem.''
Nemylil sa tehdy ten spekula,lt
sky cesky rozum, NAL pravdu
my Slovaci uz tiez ciastocne blu
dill sme tych myslienkach, lebo
zakladali SINE slovenske penazni
lstavy. Ked' sme nasu hospodar-
sku myslienku chceli najyiac roz-
sirit', y tom dosla vojna q nastala
dlha pauza. Vyplnila sa myslien.
ka ceskeho spekulanta: "Chyt 'te
sa obchodu U yrcholu.''
Presla yojna, po nej dosla slo-
boda y slobode na Sloyensko
narukoyal ten yeliky, vyyinutj
eesky kapital 2 postaVil 81. Y bor-
+bu malym neyyyiputym kapita
lom sloyenskym 9 yobec So syset-
kym, 60 "a Slayensku assiel. Pre-
stall tit myslienky ceskehp nj,
rodnehp idealu voei Sloyakomy .
miesto ich zauisl4 hrsbivost' . 10.
rist bez citu Q "a kazdl cenu. 0es.
ky kapitalizmus kraea po Sloyen,
sku nami ned dostihnqtel MIN !. kro-
kap . sleysH sgsobeend j rsas3a
hynl Y jeho sl'apajseh.
Konstatujsme len: Y Bratislave
dojdep}lm seskych hank 2 mimi a.
ppsatypi remeslami zvl6st' RENE
|sl4 kssjsf!skeho, obuvniekeho .
mprlrskshp = tunsjsis Femssll
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15

,Teoria Hlasistov, ze slovenskeho
naroda MET, prirodzene vyvolala
hned' cd pociatku vel'ke vzruse-
ME medzi slovenskymi narodovci,
Vajansky, Mudron, Skultety S
mimi celia garda narodnych vodcov
hrdo hlasiacich sa .ku sloyenskemu
narodu, ako narodu mysiiacich a
cftiacich v. duchu .Sturovom "a
narod al tfpiacich a zalarovanych
postavili sa proti tejto teorii; ma
stal novinarsky, kulturny, spolo-
eensky politicky boj. Nasledkom
toho zavladla nesvornost' narod-
ne silly sa vycerpaly V hadkach a
Slovaci boil roztriedeni.
V'takomto polozeni nasiel mas
statny preyrat. Hlasisti so svojim
programom dostali sa ku Wade, k
moci. Vodca a zakladatel' Hlasi-
stov DIR. Srobar stal sa neobmedze-
nym panom Slovenska a robil ver-
ne doterajsiemu syojmu progra-
mu. Vsetci prvf poslanci, referen-
ii zupani jednohlasne svedcia, ze
prvy minister pre- slovensko, sro-
bar dostal cd vlady - ako sa 10
obrazne hovori -~Mely papier, a.
by nan napisal poziadavky a po.
treby slovenskeho naroda. A Sro-
bar papier - vratil. Celkom pri-
rodzene musel no vratit', lebo ma
rod, ktory podl'a jeho teorie ne
jestvuje, nemoze mat nijake po-
ziadavky, nijake potreby.
Nasledkom toho v Prahe zaca-
10 sa centralizovat', eize zacalo sa
so Slovenskom narabat' tax, ako
so zemou, obyvatelia ktoreho s1
len ciastkou ceskeho naroda. my
mi slovami: zacalo sa vsemoznym
sposobom ma tom pracovat', ably sa
slovcnsky l'ud, ako sa to povie,
"vratil" do ceskeho naroda, cd
ktoreho sa odtrhnul, fkedy sa to
stale, to sa dosial' este nepodarilo
yypatrat (Pozn. red.-Snad'
vtedy, ked' sa cd mich odtrhli al
Rusi, Srbi a Poliaci!!) =
Rozumie sa, ze keby sa bolo
hned'' uziyalo vJrazu "cesky ma
rod, (hoci mnohe eeskc noyiny
plsu casto dnes celkom otvore-
ne "ceskom narode" zahrnujuc
do toho al Slovakov, alebo 0 ''ces-
kom state''), bolo by hned' jasne
byyalo, co tu ide ytedy by boli
vel'mi zle pochodili. Preto vynasli
vyraz "ceskoslovensky narod.' =
Pri tomto treba jednu wee zdo-
raznit'. Mozeme sa hrdost 'ou
menovat' Cecho-Sloyakmi v poll
tickom a statnom smysle, lebo tym
je povedane, ze Slovaci Cechmi
tvoria jeden politicky 1tvar, jeden
spolocny stat vydobyli 81 no hr-
dinsky nesmiernymi obet ami pai
sympatiach obdivovanf celeho
kultdrneho sveta. Vyraz ceskoslo-
vensky' alebo "Cechosloyak" je
ysak ' akomkol'vek inom smysle
absoldtne nemozny. Nemozny ie
narodopisne, rscove, matematicky
lco je diva nemoze byt' jeden a
naopak; alebo ako to isty novinsr
povedal: jestli Slovaci a Cesi sn
ieden narod, vtedy Sloyaci 81 pol
n4roda . Cesit pol naroda), mai
nS nsmozny je prayopisne. Zpa-
zornfme to prikladom. Nemozsme
heyorit' . pisat na pr. . oray-
skospisskej otazke. Ale ked' name
na mysli otAzkq nasej Gravy q
SplSa z chcems to kratsis, 20 po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15
sAMOsPRAVA sLOVENSKA JE oTAZKA
NARODNA. u @..
Pise: Rev. A. Kompanek.

n. IS *.
dl'a pravopisu napisat', musime
pisat' o otazke oravsko-spisskej,
tedy S eiarkou.. To znacf tol 'ko, re
ie rec dvcoh veciach sfce, ale to-
ho isteho stanoyiska, name ma my
sli jednu myslienku t. j. tt, ze tax
Orava, ako Spis boly pridelene
Pol 'sku. Nuz takto je to j $ vyra.
zom cesko-slovensky,'' Bez ciar-
ky to nemoze byt', ale celkom spra
vne primerane je to S eiarkou,
t. j. ked' piseme cesko- -slovensky.
TAX potion je jasne, ,ze je rec o
dvoch narodoch, ale ktore s1 spo-
jene v jeden statny politicky d
tvar. ze toto je jedine spravne, to-
no dokazom je Ceska vedecka a.
kademiA, ktora sa nedavno bola
vyslovila, ze sa nem6ze menovat
"ceskoslovenskou",. ;. D'alej svedci
tom verejna mienka vo Francii,
kde 81 z mena "Cechoslovak" po-
smesky robia ked' niekomu chcu
povedat', ze vlastne ami sam ne
vie, elm je, povedia, ze je "Cze-
choslovak''. A toto je dnes vo
Francii celkom bezne prislovie...
Ma nasom Slovensku ma celej
clare uplatnuje sa pojem Gees
koslovensky'' a vsetko, co toho
vyplyva. Uradne podl'a zakona
musi sa uzivat ceskoslovensky'.
V dstave nasej Republiky je rec
o "ceskoslovenskom narode" ;.
!" "ceskoslovenskej reci' atd'. Pra-
We nedavno vyslo nariadenie, ze
priestupok pacha ten, kto uzlva
vyraz ciarkou, teda "cesko-
slovensky". Pred niekol 'kymi
dnami eitali SINE vysledok popisu
l'udu Cesko-slov. Republic, kto
ry boil 1radne vypracovany kto-
ry vykazuje 459 tisic Rusov, 3 mi
liony Nemcov, 745 tisic Mad a.
rov, Is tisfc Poliakov, 18O tisic
zidov, 8 milionov Cechoslovakov,
ale slovaka ami jedneho ME. Te-
da slovenslky narod nejestvuje.
. z toho vidno, ze pomenovanie
toto ME je len nahodile, len akosi
l'ahostajne uzivane, ale celkom sy-
stematicke a zun:yselne proti vse
tkym narodopisllym, recovym a
pravopisnym pravidlam. Tymto
vyrazom ma byt' docasne yyja-
drovane, ze slovensky narod ME
je narodom. Az vyhynie prva, pri-
padne druha generacia, potion sa
tento vyraz zameni S inym vyra-
zom je iste, ze v buducich stati-
stikach nebudu sa uz vykazovat'
"Cechoslovaci'' ale len Cesi ce-
lei Republic. Cclkom tax, ako na
pr. druha tretia generacia anne
rickych Slovakov veru nebude sa
povazoyat' "a Slovakov, ale "a ci-
stych, plnokrevnych Amerikanov.
Ma tento sposob teda Q so rokov
nebude Slovakoch ami stopy.
Primerane tejto "ceskosloven-
skej'' myslienke praksi prevadza
So ysetko TAX, aby to jej zodpo-
vedalo. Name ma to sta sta eel
kom jasnych dokladov.
Hned po prevrate sloyenska ma
rodna hymna .sHej, Sloyaci" ho-
Ia hradne zrusena. I'd tie ma, Slo-
vensku ma dradne slaYnosti d po
ceskej hymne "Kde domoy muj"
vsade poeujete spieyat' piesep
!. Mad Tatrou sa blyska =. Preco
ME nasa prekrasna . starpd4yns
hymna "Hej, Slovaci"2 Npz jed.
noducho preto, lebo Y tsjto shym-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15
vile, 9 sheet sheet milsoy Ha-
selton a tri finisuj1ce v Sharon. j

Trumbull Steel Co.Jednu w
sokl pee cd stredy, 6 open hearth
peel, blooming, bar strip milsi,
is sheet 10 tin milsov vo War;
ren a desat' cinoyych milsoy v Iii
.berty.
Newton Steel, Falcon Steel, Ma
.honing Valley Steel plnou silou
"A. Nc, Byers mala zaciat' yo stvr.
;tok 1: puddloyy mill a pozdeisia
'zapali syoju vysokd pee.
Carnegie Steel Coz pracuje pl.
nou silou okrem jednej vysoke.
pece q pat bar milsov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15

sti 5tyri vysoke pace, Brier Hill
vSstlzy tri. Republic styFi. Trum-
bull -cuiffs zapflila tieE vysold
pec. 81 ! i: :ByeFs ]: Girardl ! pa 4 zaha-
a'jits prssu.
Dlho osakayans zlepsenie ' ro-
botnych pomeroch korecne nasta..
va, aspon 90 sa tyka youngstown:
skej oceliarskej okolice. Behom
Ftohto tyzaaa ID 'alsie styri vysokf
pece boly tuna zapAleps, nasled.
kpm coho zyysena einnost' je "a.
bezpecena j v inych oddeleniach
oceliarni. Rrier Hill Steel Co. "a.
paletifm 'svojej tretej vyspkej pc.
EGe pracpie teraz takreceno sto per-
centovou vykonnost 'ou.
Zlepsenie nastalo i v sheet mil
soch a inych oddeleniach. 70 lis
sheet milsov cinnosti nachodi So
1l2, 70 66 open hearth peel Gin
nosti ie SO, 20 II tube milsov ,
IA. So pracuje.
Behom desiatich dni II vyso
kych peel bolo zapalene ma nasej
okolici.
Jednotliye oceliarne pracuju ma
sledovne
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Styri vysoke pece, II open hearth
peel, Bessemer, 4 skelp, 2 bloom
ing, 8 pajpovych a IL sheet mil
SOY. ako al drotovnu, klincovnu 9
pudlove pece.
Republic Iron and Steel Co. -
Styri vysoke pece, IL open hearth
peel, blooming, platnovy mill, )
pajpovych milsov, diva bar jeden
skelp mill, 16 sheet milsov.
Brier Hill Steel Co.-Tri vyso.
Ike pece, II open hearth peel, diva
platnove milsi, blooming mill q
q sheet milsov.
Sharon Steel Hoop Co.-Jednu
vysokd pee, 6 open hearth peel
blooming a bar milsi v Lowell
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-15

RohatnS ponery 50 stale zlepsujd.
! ehsst and Tube u ma v cinno-
sh 5tyri vyscke pece, Brier Hill
vIstlH tri,' Rspublic styTi. Trum-
bull -paiffs zaplilllila n tisf vysokd
neg. ii \ / :B!yeFz Y " Girard ! pa 4 zaha-
asjits prSsu. =
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-03-10
SAM 500 HOO DIED FOR FLAG
Body of Patriotic Chinaman, Born and
Educated in America, Sent to
China for Burial

The last journey of Sam 500 Hoo,
killed in action in the Ourcu valley.
is told by the American Legion Week
ly.
OF Chinese parentage on both sides.
but born and educated In San Fran
cisco, Sam, when he became a young
man, went to China and married. think
ing some day 10 return to America.
When in 1917 news came that America
had entered the war, Sam kissed his
perplexed little bride and said: "I
must go"
fine passed, and a white cross
stood over all that was mortal of Sam
500 Hoo. A Red Cross man came
along ard took a picture of the grave,
sending it on to the widow, who won
dered what it meant And then a re-
quest came from relatives that the body
be sent to China. SO now. close by
Jia 81 Chuen. just outside the south
gate Of Canton, lie slender matron
waits the return OF her husband
where, draped in the flag of the cOun-
try for which he died, he will be laid
In the aust with his honored fathers.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-03-10
EDITORIAL ON "CASH BONUS"
Chicago Newspaper Comments on Com
nnander MacNider's Plan for Ro-
tating Fund to Be Loaned.

THE sOundest policy which has been
offered with respect TO cash bonus
is the editorial comment of a Chicago
paper on Hanford MacNider's plan for
q rotating fund to be loaned out to
needy eX-Service men.
The editorial, in part, follows:
"In many cases the bonus. distrib-
uted to all alike will be given to men
who are not in actual need of ii, to
some who do not need it at all. All
degrees of financial competency were
in the army. For other men the al
lotment Will not be enough. They need
more credit than that to recover
Men who have no need of a bonus
could take it without scruple If they
intended to place it in the fund Men
who have need of it could get it from
the fund. pay it back when they could,
and keep the money available for con-
tinuing relief"
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-03-10
PURE WATER WITHOUT COLOR
Has Blue Tint Only When Large
Quantity of 1t Is Under Ones
Observation.

Water in its purest states is practi-
cally colorleSS, except that it has a
blue tint when considerable amount
of it is viewed together. The water
of Loeb Katrine in Scotland is nearly
pure chemically, although it contains
a very small amount of carboniferous
matter, which gives it a faint brown
tinge. Water, under some circum-
stances. looks as if it was full of col
or. and this happens when light thrown
upon it is reflected back again, as in
the case of a soap bubble and of a
rainbow, the latter being formed of
drops of rain that reflect back the
sunlight, broken up into its different
parts, which resemble the colors of a
rainbow. Stagnant or bad" water
seems to have colors on it because
of the different forms of life growing
on its surface and forming layers
which reflect the light back and forth.
The waves of light interfere with each
other and cause colOrs. Perfectly pure
water has a taste from the salts dis
solved in it and from the atmospher-
ic gases, nitrogen, oxygen and carbon
diOxide which it contains.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-03-10

in moulding clay. The Veterans
bureau became interested in the case,
and sent him to an art school where
he shortly afterward won first prize
in a modelling contest His growing
ability has led the bureau TO under
take to send him abroad
Avardo's is only one of a number Of
cases of rehabilitation in which men
who before the war were driving
trucks or pushing shovels have dis
covered their true talents in the
course of being vOcationalized. Men
who previously had been content with
unskilled labor are now attending
classes in autO-mechanics, radio-work,
drafting. machine design, agriculture
and various other trades and pro.
fessions.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-03-10
THERE WAS THAT POSSIBILITY
And Virginia Lad Might Have Seen
Something of the Sort Happen
OCCASIONALLY

A Virginian. recently elected judge
and feeling keenIy the responsibilities
of his exalted position, was coming on
horseback along road i'm a remote
section of his district. He saw a smoke
on n hillside.
Boy" he said to a lad who was
loafing alongside the road lis that
smoke up there from a stilI?"
Yes, sir, 1 reckon it is" the boy
replied.
what are they making up there?"
Might be maxim some apple
brandy?''
The judge jumped from his horse.
Here, boy" he said, "hold this horse.
I'm going up there and stop that. They
can't fiout the law in that manner in
my district"
The boy took the reins and the
judge climbed the fence and started
toward the smoke. After he had gone
a few steps the boy shouted:
"Oh, mister"
what is it," asked the judge.
"Efen you don't come back, what
must I do with the horse Saturday
Evening Post.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1922-03-10

when completed, probably will be rec
ognized as the finest Legion home in
the country
Rugh began his military career as
a buck private in Company c, Forty
ninth Iowa volunteer infantry, serv-
ing in Cuba from April, 1898. to May.
1899. In 1914 he joined the Second
Field troop of the Canadian Engineers,
went overseas, and was promoted to
q Heutenancy. During the course Of
events. every other officer in the bat
TALON met his death Three of Rugh's
Orderlies were killed in action. and in
one attack Rugh was the only member
of his company to come through alive.