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the service of the working folks Of the
nation This Act wrote into statute
law practical recognition Of the
rights of the body of workers who
make up the great majority Of our
people. II accepted the principle that
a happy, contented, progressive group
OF working men and women was fun
damentally necessary to the progress
OF our country. 1t demonstrated that
popular government has finally and
1 irrevoeably committed itself to the
doctrine for which the working men
and women Of the world have strug |
gled through all the centuries since |
il was laid down by the Carpenter
Of Nazareth the doctrine that the
laborer is worthy Of his hire,
In the welfare of the wase.earner
lies the future of the republic. The
basis Of the best patriotism lies in
the homes of the people and the
vast majority of the people OF Amerl
ca today are the wage-earners. A
contented, satisfied workman, happy
in his work, earning a wage sufficient
to insure comfort and advancement
to his family is a social, economic and
political asset to his community and
to his country In the direction OF
masing every wage-earner In the Uni
ted States this kind OF a citizen lies
The work of the Department OF Labor
1t Is a task that calls for the full co.
operation of every American. 1t Is
"a movement for the hettermeni OF the
: individual and the nation that calls
for concerted effort by all OF the
! people. The government cannot ac-
| complish it by legislative action,
executive order or judicial decree
The government representing the
4 people can only encourage The
j people must aid. II is worth the pur
pose of giving the people Il clearer
understanding of the purpose and
methods of the Department Of Labor
and OF enisting the support OF en-
lightened public opinion that those
articles are written. If they serve t
acquaint any considerable fraction
Of our people with the opportunity
and services that are offered to then
through the Department Of Labo
they will have done their duty.
In its purpose to foster, promote
and develop the welfare OF tn
nations waseearners, the Depart
ment OF Labor has no authority t.
foster any special privileges for tn
waee-earner The safeguarding of tn
rights OF labor, the betterment O
working conditions. the adyarc men
Of opportunities for profitable On
ployment. those are the objects of tn
Department. In the pursuit OF thes
objects it covers a wide field. Unde
tho Isnehcial iurisaieiion come pc
"'""'H WI NUM- hl'H an" Mo4 NM
women, but the children of WORKING
men and women and the unlortunat
little ones who by press OF cconomi
circumstances have been forced int,
the stern path 81 labor before thei
tame Its great care is humanity
women and children
The present Department of Labo
with its wide field OF activities wa
he outgrowth and development q
} and agitation that began short
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Poison Gas is soltdifle1

Poison gas can he made So seld
that earh soldier COLD carry a cuiis
ter of II AZ 4,sa l,r,.lss - s'.'s- H'sa's q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-14
OPOZDENE OZNAMKY,

VELKY 8 POK. DUN a kou-
pelny. Fernes ma horkou vodu,
veskere pohodli, garaz. Dlaz-
dena ulice, u kary a skoly, wy
meni sc "a Lofty, mortgage aneb
"a jedno neb 2-rodinny dIm
kdekoliv. Atlas Finance Co.,
5454 Broadway, ptejte Sc ma
Rob. KOhOuta. 9-15
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.Hrozna msta ma zaletniku,

Hrozna msta ma zaletniku.
" obore "Panskeho lesa" u
obce Sedliste ma Nepomucku
nalezli houbafi ke stromu pri-
|vazanou mrtvolu neznameho
muze Sc tremi strelnymi rama
mi ma hlave, dvema v prsou a
jednou ranou v krku. - Do
mnenka, re vrazdu tuto pro-
vedl mstivy pytlak, ukazala Sc
lichou. Zatim byla osoba "a
|streleneho zjistena, rovnez i
jeho vrah, ktery Sc ma mem
tax hrozne vymstil pro jeho
milostne zalety. Rolnik z bliz
ke obce, jehoz jmeno Sc dosud
neudava, zvedel, ze jeho zena
dochazi "a jinym. Nemohl il
to vsak dlouho dokazati, &C il
vsemozne stopoval. TAX uci-
| nil minuleho tydne, kdyz ze-
ma kosickem v ruce odchaze-
la do lesa prohlasenim, ze
Ijde sbirat brusinky. NedGveri-
Ivy rolnik wal rucnici nepo-
zorovane zenu svou sledoval,
az pfistihl il skutecne s jejim
milencem v houstine. Mezi o.
bema muzi doslo k zurivemu
Izapasu, v nemz podlehl teles-
/! ne slabsi zaletnik. Rolnik w.
|vlekl no houstiny ma pokraj
vysokeho lesa, uvazal silnym
provazem ke stromu a z po-
vzdali pax strilel do nej jako
do terce, az no usmrtil. Never
ina zena mezitim z lesa utekla.
lTato kruta msta muze never
Inc zeny zpdsobila v celem kra-
Lii veliky rozruch.
Cestina v berlinskem liste.
- Stalo sc neco, co sc jeste nj
kdy nestalo! V berlinske "Vo-
ssische Ztg." objevujf Sc cesky
psana vyzvani k csl. obchodni-
kun a prImyslnikGm. Berlin
ovsem dosud stoji.
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'SESTERO PRIKAZANf PRO
LETNf CESTOVATELE.

/. Sedis-li We vlaku, nehled'
ma kazdeho, kdo vejde do tve-
no oddeleni jako ma uprchleho
|trestance. Take JIM lide "a
|platili jfzdenku. 2. Nemd-
zes-li vystati deti, nechod' k
mori. ale vylez rad6ji nekam
ma ledovec. 3. Nebruc postra-
das-li neceho, nae jsi donna
zvykly. NechceS-li Sc vzdatf
sveho domaciho pohodli, zd-
stan donna. - a. Jsi-li We SVEN
hotelovem pokoji, nekrat' 81
chvili stalym zvonenim. Zlobis
tim sice pokojskou, ale neni
ii to mic platno, ona prece ne
pride. - 5. S muzem, cd ne
hoz 81 chces najmouti clun, ne
zachazel jako Sc svym podda-
nym. Jeho prijmy jsou pra-
vdepodobne vetsi nez tive. (To
plati take o mnoho jinych,
nimiz Sc ma SVEN letnim byte
setkas.) - 6. Nehraj S novy-
mi znamymi karty, dokud ne
Wis, nema-li hracky klub. Ia
kovi lide lepe vyhravaji nez ty.
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Steskdm t6mto ucinen byl
konec, kdyz byl vladou povo-
Ian ma prazskou universitu.
To Sc stale r. 1849.
We Vratislavi zemrela mu
prvni zena a on "a rok ozeni!
Sc s Bohumilou Rajskou roku
1845. Zda Sc, ze u Celakov-
skeho preletave place stesti nj
kdy dlouho nehnfzdilo. PAM
Bohuslava postonavala a roku
1852 mu zemrela ma souchoti-
ny. /, ~4
Celakovsky byl obliceje slic-
neho, pekne urostly, vtipny a
Poole spolecnosti vesely. Rad
81 obcas popil, rad koufil. Je-
den cas- snupal. Ale brzo toho
nechal. Prahu miloval. "Jest
iedna Praha jest jeden Jung
man., liboval 81 v dopisech
Kamarytovi. Rad botanisoval
jake Goethe. Zalibu tn zdedi]
syn jeho Ladislav.
Zaci vazili 81 no jake ucite.
lie. Nezavdal Jim jiste priciny
jako jemu professor Klar, jenz
mluvil katedry o vselicems,
jen malo tom, o Gem mluviti
incl. Ivan Kriz.
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HASIC PODLEHL UTRPENE.
MU ZRANENf.

V nedeli "a jizdy k pozaru
spadl 28-lety hasic 8. ,stanice
Frank ]. Grooming s zebriko-
veho vozu a byl zadnimi koly
prejet. Dva jeho druhove o.
behave tezce zranenemu pfi
nutne operaci transfuse po-
skytli vlastni krev, ale obet'
tato byla marnou neb Groen-
ing vcera zemrel a v sobotu
bude pohrben ma hrbitove Kali
varii.
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POvEDLO Sc.

Pan jel v tramvaji ma predni
plosine. Nahodou sla kolem
jeho chot', kterou honem po-
Zdravil. Dana mu navzajem
radostne kyva do vozu, dokud
nezmizi. Ridic vozu sc k ne
mu obrati pravi: "To je do
bre! Ia hloupa zenska mysli,
re jste pozdravoval ji."
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Rakouska Niagara.

"Ve vodocestne komisi zaby-
vaji sc ted otazkou, zdali pri
vystavbe vodnich sill hal by sc
vyuzitkovati take svetoznamy
pad koruny."
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mok odnese, jak ukazuje de
jevi Sc zuby, jez drzi ukradeny
Kollar miluje, srovname-li no
Ii pozdejsim "Ohlasem pisni
ceskych", akademicky horouc-
ne, Celakovsky je opak teto
pastorske, vznesene lasky: je
skadlivy, neostychavy, dovadi-
w, malem byoh byl rekl bo-
hemsky. Jeho laska 'je slovem
laska mladeho srdce, jez sc
smeje, krici, vychlouba Sc, roz-
zlobi Sc, rozctveraci, pobouri
i tryzni, je prilis ziva, aby by
la Danteovska nebo Kollarov-
ska. A Jest svrchovane ceska
a lidska. Trefn6 il,azhacil po-
vahu jeho poesie prof. dr.. Sal
da: "Je to prvni rozeny slad-
ky basnik cesky rodu Goethe
ova, plny gracie, romanticnosti
svezesti, vtipu, jasnosti a po-
hody." Nelze dodati k teto
characteristics ami pismenky.
r. 1889 vydal "Ohlas pisni
ceskych''. Lze-li sestrojiti v
Pyrenejich ruskych romanG
Turgenevovych, Gogolovych,
Tolsteho, Dostojevskeho j.
nych, obraz ruskeho cloveka a
jeho zivota: lie v techto Pyre-
nejich uc;niti 81 z "Ohlasu pi-
(sni ceskych" obraz ceskeho
fcloveka a jeho povahy. Najde-
te tam venkov pany Franci,
Slechtu, kupce, klepavou bab-
fku, hezke panenky, vdbec sko-
no vsecko jak Sc zilo u mas "a
dob Celakovskeho. Vse pove-
demo proste, tn satyrycky, tn
soucitne, humorem cloveka
vidouciho, bystre pozorujici-
no, moudfe urovnaneho a cile-
vedomeho. Vidi velike chy-
tractvi, mestske sosactvi, utra-
py robotarovy, panskou pychu,
ceskou ddvefivost. fintilstvi
Prazanek, povery, tuzby ven-
kova. K. Erben pravi: con
nejlepe ducha i formu narod-
nj pisne pochopil'. "Chtel j.
mitovat narodni pisen, ale stvo
ril name postavy' doplnuje j.
S. Machar. A j. Jakubec vidi
v t6chto pisnfch poprve "uve-
domele vteleny zaklad ceske
duse."
We skupine svych pratel a
soudobych spisovateld jest o
hlavu, nell dive vetsi: Ka-
maryt, Snajdr, Vinaficky, Vo-
Gel. Kamenicky, Vacek, jinych
nevypocitavaje, jsou mali We
die tohoto bohatyra We versi.
Znate dojista "Tomana a les
nj pannu''. Mnozi nepravem
lvideli, ze je stvorena podle
Goethea. Nikoli, Celakovsky
nasel il v pisni "Casne rano po
nedeli cesal Herman kone vra-
n.y.. Ale dojista vyrovna Sc
zcela dobre nejkrasnejsim ba-
ladam nemeckeho mistra. Je
to zas cesky clovek ten Toman
vecer pred sv. Janem! TAX
cesky clovek Sc sestfickou ja-
ko v ruskych jeho "Ohlasech"
jsou zas obrazky ruskych lidi,
malovanych ceskym stetcem
barvami z ruske palety.
| Mimochodem podotykam, re
toto prilnuti k ceske, ruske a
vdbec slovanske poesii jest od-
por, byt' ne zjevny (na prvy
pohled), proti dominujici a u
vadajfci manyrou i obsahem
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Pri vyucovani zpSvu.

"Jak strasne must byti pro
pevkyni, kdyz vi, ze ztratila
has,
"Jeste strasnejsi je, kdyz to
nevf."
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Lide kefi vypravuji prazdnny neb jinak cestuj
sou varovani pred tlumokovym zodeem. Zde sou diva
brazky znazorujici jak zlode pracue Pride prazdnym
umokem ak ukazuje hoejs fotografe ej vas u
mok odnese jak ukazue dole foografe, nz rovnez
jevi zuby, jez drzi ukradeny tlumok
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z DOMY MA JEDNOM LOTE

z DOMY MA JEDNOM LOTE
u Broadway a E. 49te ul. We
velmi dobrem poradku, predni
dun ma 5 pokojG a koupelnu a
zadni Z svetnic, hodici Sc pro
dive rodiny. VSe je krasn6,
ciste 4 lot je velky. Pricina od-
Jed z mesta. Postaci as
$500. The Atlas Finance Co.
5454 Broadway. Ptejte Sc Mr..
Stukbauera. 14-l5
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FRANTISEK LAD. CELIA.
KOVSKY.


V kvetnu zemrela jeho chot' a
v srpnu r. 1852 on. Zbylo 6 ST.
rotkdp o nez rozdelili sc prf-
bunk
Celakovsky narodil Sc synem
tesarovym v Strakonicich. Ma
tka jeho, neobycejn6 bystra ze-
ma, vychovala synka peclive. I
psati j cisti jej naucila a po-
nevada umela nemecky me-
la tajne prani chlapce sveho
poslati ma studia, mluvivala s
MIN nemecky. Nebot' bez te-
to reci bys v dobe Celakovske-
no ma skolach mic neporidil.
Rodice uskrovnili Sc a dali
syna do skol budejovickych.
Tam seznamil Sc Frantisek,
jenz podle zvyku tehdejsich
vlastencd prijal jmeno Ladi-
slav S vernymi druhy: Kama
rytem a Chmelenskym. S Ka-
merytem bydlil. Ctli, basne 81
do sesitd opisovali, ba i knihy
81 kupovali. Mohli "a nejaky
cas- rfci: "ze mali vic knih v
kufriku nezli pradla'. Tako-
w byl zivot nasi tehdejsi mia
deze. I basne psali. Arci ne
mecky. K ceskemu vedomi byl
Celakovsky doveden dvema
muzi: profesorem Uhlem a pax
strakonickym vlastencem Plan
KEN. Jungman nechvali sice
Uhla, ale Celakovsky vynasI
jej "a to, re to byl prvni clo-
vek, jenz mu vnukl lasku k ja-
zyku materskemu. Jak jsem
pravil, Celakovsky rad cetl, re
studia tim trpela. Cetl vsak
knihy v one dobe zavadne.
Takova Husova "Postilla" zpG
sobi1a, ze mas ctenar byl z bu-
dejovickych skol vyloucen. -
Odjel do Lince a ne ma skodu.
Setkal sc tam S Jihoslovany a
naucil sc tam jihoslovanskym
jazykdm, ano rustine. Ia ne
jaky cas- jest ma filosofickych
studiich v Praze.
Rozmyslel-li Sc tezce Kama
ryt, mali obleknouti klefiku a
"dati navzdy vyhost Lenkam,
Julkam, Terinkam milovati
jen kajici Magdalenu a pannu
Marii'', Celakovsky Sc d!ouho
nerozmyslel. Bylo to sice pro
ii Will rodicI, kteri chteli miti
z Frantiska kneze, ale prime
srdce naSehO basnika nemOhlo
poslechnouti tax jake Kama
rytovo, jenz Sc usmiva ctverac-
ky: re vedle "svetic bozich IL
biti sc mu budou vecne hezke
divciny". Obdivuje-li Sc vse-
mohoucnost pane, "proc ne IL
lie a devce belotele?" -Tedy
kousek Aramise z Dumasovych h
"MusketyrI"
Ably 81 zaopatril chleba, u
vazal Sc v drad vychovatelsky
u Ledvinky z Adlerfelsu, We
kterem setrval po sedm rokG.
Vedle sveho 1radu zabyval sc
jazyky zvlast' slovanskymi a
pokracoval We sbirani lidovych
pisni a prislovi. Vysledek te-
chto studii byl, r. 1929 vydany
"Ohlas pisni ruskych". To jest
ovoce pilne prace, ktere Sc
podjal "hledaje ma polinach"
prostonarodnich pisni slovan-
skych, ducha a zivot naroda.
Pred tim vydal uz "Pisne smi-
sene" r. 1922, ktere mnoho. sill
bovaly, co v "Ohlase pisni ru-
skych" bylo dokonano. Nasel
v ruskych pisnich o "bylinach"'
zejmena nekolik bohatyru, ne
kolik nametG jako' lila Muro-
mec, Curila Plenkovic, lila Vo-
lzannin. Dust praveho posve-
ceneho basnika zmocnil Sc
jich. Nebyly to parafrase ru-
skych zpevd. Byly to skladby
samostatne, v duchu ruskych
pevcI narodnich zpivane a pre-
ce jeho vlastni. Literarnl nase
L. .J,n
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'lejsi fotografie, ma nfz rovn6z
tlumok.
poesii nemecke. Bylo by ne
vdecno, opoustime-li "Ohlasy"
nevzpomenouti mohutne ba-
sne "Prokop Holy" - CHM je
takova jedna basen proti kope
basni Vocelovych ostatne
vlastcnecky myslenych! Roku
1910 vydal ''RGzi stolistou".
Je to zp6v lasky a zivotni mou
drosti. Tento druhy oddfl je
ponekud suchoparny. Kdyby
jej napsal Jablonsky, slova by
chom nerekli. Ia to galantni,
|milostne pisne v oddilu prvnim
= jsou jako bys perlicek roz-
hazel.
Nemohu rozbirati knizku.-
Neni to ukolem fejtonisty a ta-
Ike echo bylo treba u fejtoni-
sty, jsem lyrice Celakovskeho
shora povedel. Zminuji sc
toliko jedne basni, kterou
chvali v "Moderni literature
Iceske" DIR. Salda: "Potem, kr-
vi svata zeme, mako synd We
Ilikyck". Mdzeme il pravem
priraditi k predzpevu Kollaro-
IVY "Slavy Dcery".
Clanek muj by byl necely,
kdybych neuvedl V mem slovo
o epigramech Celakovskeho,
ma nichz jiste ucili Sc Havlicek
a Machar, a jeho "Napisech".
Jsou to verse pine britkosti,
koncisnosti, vtipu ostreho a ry-
chleho jake Sip. l forma jest
mistrna, ze vidis hned, jak
"pouhy napad k epigramu ne
staci."
Vedle techto spisI vydal pre-
klad: Herderovych "Spiskd
davnov6kosti" 1929 = pre-
klad Goetheovych 'Geschwister
s titulem "Marinka" (1827)-
Waltera Scotia "Panny jezer-
nj" - Sv. Augustine 20 me-
ste bozim" yedle prekladu pi-
sni litevskych, ruskych, pol
skych.
Napsal rovnez: Cteni o sro-
vnavaci mluvnici slovenske a
Cteni O pocatcich dejin vzdela-
nosti a literatury slovanske.
+
Zivot Celakovskeho byl ne
valne ut6seny, ale takovy je uz
osud a zivot ceskeho spisova-
tele. Pc vystoupeni 1fadu
|vychovatelskeho zivil Sc vyu-
covanim, hodinami. Nebot' u
mas nelze ziti z literatury. Cd
r. 1884 byl redaktorem "Praz-
skych novin" a "Ceske vcely".
r. 1885 svefena mu stolice ce-
skeho jazyka ma universite.
Nuze, bylo to kus blahobytu.
Bohuzel ma kratko. "Prazske
noviny" napsaly reci carove
k Polakdm, ze rec Mikulasova
'byla reci tatarskych chant. Ia
to zbaven byl Celakovsky re-
daktorstvi profesorstvf. Ease:
zivil Sc hodinami. Sec mohl,
podporoval jej Chmelensky.
r. 1841 byl jmenovan profeso-
rem slavistiky We Vratislavi a
odstehoval Sc do Nemec s rodi-
nou. Nasel tam krajana prof.
Purkyni. Psaval domd skoro
tymz steskem, jake touzil vzdy
Dostojevsky "a hranicemi po
rodne vlasti: "v cizine mnoho
schazi, co Sc pencil zjednati
neda."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-27

care Of
To-day say that I He'd.
Il have just como back from
Washington and there I have seen
some Of the hospitals prepared 70
meet the needs OF these men and
others like them. They are the
strangest hospitals you ever saw
they are constructed wholly OF
paper.
Some of them are Of blue paper
with white marks. some are white
paper with black columns Of figures.
Each one Of them il IN n tiny tuba
tucked away In a pigeon hole OF Its
own.
There are tubes for general hos
pitfalls and special tubes for mental
hospitals with reception wards. quar-.
iers for nurses. operating rooms. d.
agnostic clinics and every facility
that modern science can provide.
But they are ali made Of paper,
Unless the people OF this country
insist upon Il In ths only language
that psnetrates tho political mind.
these hospitals will remain on paper
In spite u the fact that the money
has been appropriated to put them
where they beiong-in stone and
brick and mortar
what Is the actual hospital situ.
alton for the disabled men today
Three out OF every 10 men in
hospitals supported or conducted by
the government suffer from insanity.
Not from 'ahell-shock.' or nervous
ness or maiingering. From insanity
'Five out Of every 10 men In these
hospitals have tuberculosis.
Thus eight out of every 10 OF the
disabled service men suffer from two
Of the most serious diseases that can
come to young manhood.
Those are tho facts. II II n iio 10
say that the hospitals are being over.
crowded because a great army OF
soldiers with bogus diseases Is sweep.
ing down upon them. II Is just the
reverse.
because OF the dearth OF hospital
facilities. there are hundreds and
thousands OF ex.servics men main.
tanning themselves IN their homes.
binding up their own wounds as they
did In France. asking nothing Of any.
body We ought to get those men
out OF their homes where the tuber.
culous man Is losing his best hours
and the man with the mental dls.
order Is allowing the shadows 10 fail
and put them In hospitals NOW.
instead OF waiting until we can no
longer help them.
TN county almshouses. In state
hospitals and state asylums, men
who never gave an inch before the
German guns are giving ground fast
now.
America must again get behind
these men.
we must have real hospitais--not
just hospitals on paper. Real hos
pItaization. not political bouquets"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-27

Rotterdam uue Arrived. moter-
ship toch katftne from Seattle.
Portland. Ns@Junn sailed. ar
Wsst talota Tor seattle
fioston.-Juns ss-sailsd. ctr wabash
for seattle
Ss~ Yofh--Jons ie--Arrivsd ssr poeh-
"a from Seattle.
rhnsdsiphiA :s-eaiied. str Hen
~ = Grove fvr seattle ctr ofiental for
seattle.
balbos -June ft-ArFivsd. afr steel
Worker from seattle
kebe- Jnns sailed. ctr fyo aaru
ft4 seattle.
flan pedro--tane 1f-Arivsd. str pev.
snpaFt ffan Everett. hailed. str Car
marfheoshife foe seattle afr Yurus Linda
for Efsfsft. 49, tehish for Seattle
San Ffanfiaro-=June 1t-Ha4ied. 4. \.
4 catam2 for fanst SQUAD Naval sta
ti0n. a. ,. m. sAr Msitnamsh for BE-
attic. a. . m stf Lyman Stewart for
seattle. at midnight str EdKaf iufssn-
bsfh Tor seattle. at ,. M ntF Guianult
Tor seattle. ~ D NJ.
kstotia--iune sf-Arfirsa. str Mosr-
diih from seattle.
Eversft-49u ns sT--Affsvsd. ssr John r,
kifhrafrifk frofn sea. badly fiafinE ana
diseharninR part eafau. sfr NnfthtAnd
from nan FRANCHISES sfr Iohn 6 kirhpat-
rick ffom san Frsncisco. Sailed, stf
John 9. kirApatfisk for ssn Pedro. at
1itf q ma
raecsna a@yuns 1T-~Agrtvef. ctr Amsrt-
can from Seattle. at ffs a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-27
BANK cI.EARIN6s
seattle

by HARRY u. HINT

NEW YORK. Juno 77.--"IIosps,nis
on paper only hospitals that
the government has provided for the
care OF thousands OF disabled vefcr-
ans OF the world war-were scored
today by DIR. Thomas w. Salmon.
DR.. Salmon II medical director Of
the National COMMITTEES for Mental
Hygiene. He Is thoroughly familiar
with the governments hospitalixa-
ton program for disabled veterans.
for he was one OF the government
consulting experts in preparing the
program.
1T is time 10 speak the truth. not
merely TO say pleasant words" said
DR. Salmon.
we walt until men become hope.
lessly insane. we defer treatment for
the tubcrculous until their chance TO
recover Is gone.
The hospitals for which money
was appropriated more than n year
ago are still mostly paper hospitals
Meanwhile, every lunatic asylum I'm
this country--and 7 have visited 100
out OF the 1856 public institutions for
the care Of tho lnsane--has its quota
OF ex-service men, cared for NJ the
expense Of the government. but un.
der conditions and standards that
cannot possibly result in cure.
Il came home from France in a
ship filled with disabled men" DR.
Salmon continued "In talk on
board ship one day I told them:
Boys. you are going to find real
hospitals at home and plenty OF spe
cialists who are going to give your
cases the attention they deserve
Some Of you are going TO get better.
some of you are going 10 get well
altogether. but those who do not get
well altogether are going 10 be taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-27

Smith cove Tsrm,nai-risr n.-sif Pins
Tres state
Great xonhsrn Tsrmlssl-ssr royvohs
Maru.
Deli ssr.., r.rminsi--u. a C q sse-
orsnd rruuh r.ssns Tsrmisss- ar a.
mlrai wAtson
risr a. MotorNhip wsksna. str Santa
ffhfhare
pier 8. sss R.senao. ste xor,hisns.
rter s-Htf Alameda
Per A--nfr Admiral Nfeholson.
uatoa Pacific peek--Str Julia tueksn-
hack
10 ~ ahippsnr Board Moorinrs- str
Cross Keys. str neiisht. s,r t~enfurA
ctr snns " Mgrse. str atlvsrado. or
sfr West 5sssnp. stf Yves, Jestsr
q. n Shipping Board Moosinss. fsts
Uniou -~asr city % erokans. ar west
Wives SIR West itlrnFod.
Alaska Steamship AeofinEa-~sfr Kssrhi-
kan. str atagsay.
standard OF Co.'S Dock-Motornhip
charlie watson.
stacy street Tsrminai-r. r G. q. DELI
wood
iianford stree, Terminsi--s,r Ess,hoins.
str Ocean fsFsuce.
puset Eopnd bridge Dredging co.-su
Patterson.
kr,ev Yard.-atr nan-evsit
Heffernan prydoek--str Nsidss
West Seattle Training Statlon-u. n
Eagle No. 81
Richmond naaeh--Hfr oisurn.
wlnnsew MArtns Railway mark neiesst.
sFF Cogultiam city. Z. = g. r burn
side. strs Morning star. pnciftra.
Oriffdu. schss Asiross. WA Nstiiag'
ham.
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GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

CHICAGO. June 2f-~Ail erainr
closed higher on the Chicago board
81 trade today hWeat led the ad-
NanceS turnout tho day, with corn
showing strength among the coaf@er
erainsL A report OF rust In many
parts 81 Minnesota. caused . Htpong
hutlish sentiment among local trad
ers near the close. Provisions were
irregular
July wheat epened or - at Sill
and closed up ave. September onnn@
ed Off Ac az SIZES and closed mp
etc. December opened off ssc at
tttstt. and closed up 1hc.
July corn opened unchanged At
use and closed Ut &c. Srptcmbe r
opened of &c az saAe and closed up
ic December opened of sc az IS = Q
and closed up te. December opened
OF &c at 6tLc and closed up ic.
July oats opened unchanged at
3ss.c and closed M &c. september
opened unchanged at seA and clos
ed up fsc. December opened un-
changed al t.c and closed up ic.