davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16
MA sLovENsKU Uz ZACfNAJU
UVADZAT zUPNU REFORMU.
Zemplin privteleny do zupy Kosl.
ckej, Oravsku zupu prevail
turc. zupan a Liptovsku
gemersly zupan.

Cd dvoch rokov zamysl ana
zupna reforma ia Slovensku zaci-
ma byt' uskutocnena. Ako 81.
Vychod'' oznamuje, najneskorsie
l. julia 1922 ma byt zupanat Zem-
plinskej zupy rozpusteny na je-
ho mieste docasne ostane expozl-
tnra, 70 znacne mensim poctom Il
radnictva. Ostann v Michalovciach
len 2. konceptni a 5. kancelarskl
1radnici. @.'E
Terajsi zemplinsky' zupan DIR.
Michal slavik otvori 81 V Micha-
|lovciach advokatsku kancelariu
tNm. odchadza z verejneho zivota
E,iedon 20 zaslMenych pracovnikoy
ip rychodnom Slovensku, ktorl
ma zasluhu Ma tom, re sd pomery
V zupe Zemplfnskej konsolidova-
| ly.
V najkratsej dobe pride do Zem-
pima minister DIR. Martin Micura
v sprievode zupanov DIR. Kallaya
DIR. Rumana, ktori pridu pre-
what zupu.
lynn pride pod sprawl DIR. Ru-
mana Ease jedna zupa, zato ale bu-
de Spisska zupa, ktor1 dosial'
spravoval kosicky zupan, odovzda-
ma pod sprawl gemerskeho zupana
dr. Jesenskeho.
| Siicasne odchadza oravsky zu
pan DIR. Vladimir Pivko bude wy
menovany verejnym notarom V
Bratislave. Spravou oravskej zu-
by bude povereny turciansky zu-
pan Igor Dula. Odchodom orav'
skeho zupana uprazdni sd al zu-
pansky Trad Liptova, spravo'l
ktoreho bude povereny DIR. Jan
Jesensky, zupan gemersky.
u tohto vysvita, ze "a Kosickon
zupou sorganizovane budu najprv
zupa Lipt. -sv -mikulasska, do kto-
} rel prisltchat' budu Liptov, Spis
Gemer, a zupa Turc. martin,
, ska, ktora pozostavat' bude z Tur-
cianskej Oravskej zupy ku-
| sa Trencianskej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16

Z tychto tabuliek vldlet re este
zpomedzi cudzincov, ktori boil
najochotnejsi stat sa obeanmi, Wy !
Sc dvadsat pat percentov 81 zane
dbalo zadovazit' toto privilegium.
Mnoho je pricin pre- toto, niektore
nich su l'ahko vysvetlitel'ne inc
t'azsie. Jednou najvacSlch t'az-
kosti pre- cudzinca k zadovazeniu
jeho obcanstva je nemoznOst' I'd
dovazit' 81 kvalifikovanych sved-
kov. Dl'a terajsieho zakona vyza-
duje sa, ably privedli dvoch alebo
Wac svedkov, obcanov Spojenych
Statov, ktori ich poznali "a pat
/ rokov. Toto sa nezda byt' neroZ-
umnym poziadavkom, ami t'azkym
mu vyhovet' Vskutku je toto ME
nerozumnym poziadavkom ked'
povazime hodnotu americkeho OBJ
/ canstva ochranu, ktora mu ma
byt' dana, a predsa, ia poznam
mnohych muzov zeny, ktorych
by sme vitali co prvotriednych OBJ
canov, nemohucich dostat tychto
Isvedkov, mnohi, ktorl ich dosta-
MI, cinia to S velikymi vydavkami.
Dl'a kartoveho rekordu, svedkov
nebude potreba predsa lepsieho
svedka nebude, ako tento rekord
na ziadatel 'ovej karte napisany.
On da meme svedoctvo jeho slco-
sti stat sa jednyms mas, ktosi
spravujeme riadime jednu maj
vacsich vlad sveta. Akekolvek by
boly priciny k acknowledgements,
my mozme rozhodnnt mich po-
robit' kroky ma odpomozenie "a
kychkol'vek defektov nasich "a
konoch alebo ich prevadzanf.
Vyskytly sa namietky, re regi-
stracia cudzincov bude znamenat,,
spionazny system, podobnyt tsm,
ktore jestvujd sd praktizovane
militaristickymi vladami niekto-
rych krajin Europy. Keby som ia,
alebo kterykol l'vek 531 senate
:. rov a koasrssmanov mysleI "a je-
den okamih, ze sa tohto moze
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16
(Dokoncenie.)

vyvmnt nejaky spionazny system
alebo by zavaaal autokratickym,
monarchistiekym rezimom zlome-,
nych europskych vlad, predloha
by nikdy nebola pojednavana ami
ia moment, ia by som ponzil
ysetku svoju moe ma porazenie ia
keho pohybu, keby Dol uGineny.
Lenze tato predloha je, som isty,
cestnym nmyslom so strany vlady
spolupracovat' kazdou privat-
nou organization a jednotliycom
ma pozdvihnuti priemeru obcan-
stva I'll l'ahceni dosiahnut' tel
vysky obcanstve. Ovsem, podl'a
tohto zakona, cudzinci anarch hi
stickou krvou sobeckymi mott
vami budd l'ahko objaveni. My
prekazime vytlkanie milionov do
larov cd cudzincov tymi l'ud mi.
ktori sa teraz zamestnavajn po-
Iradami cudzincevi obcianskych
veciach, ktorym cudzinec neroza-
mie. Prist 'ahovalecky zakon sa az
teraz stara, ze taxi cudzinci, ktori
bv chceli naSu yladu institnc'e
povalit', maju byt' deportovani.
Ale stanovenia tejto novel pred;z
lohy sn ME na to, aby spionovaly
"a cudzincom, nktory zije wSpoje-
nych Statoch v medziac ch szakona.
Nova predloha je na to,s ably mu
pomahala, v jeho pracach "a lep-
Sim zivobytim, ably mu dala pri-
leMtost porozumet nam my je-
mu, ably SINE tax zili spolu lepsim
poznanim jeden druheho a urobili
tito zem lepsou a bezpecnejsou ma
prebyvanie vsetkym. ~s
Vlada by nemala byt' mad -otcov
skou, lebo by to bolo odporujuce.
ale by mala byt' pomocnou, a toto
ie dmyslom novel predlohy. Mno.
he boly ponosy cudzine rode,
nych proti Wade, lebo jej nerozu,
nell, preto, re vlada nekonala
mnoho pomoct' i'm robust 'ovat' tis
mnohe problemy zivota cudze.
krajine. S ponnkanymi prilezito
st ami, "a ktore plat sam cudzinet
maly poplatok, on dostane sa bliz
sic ku vlade, a jej iradnici budl
!, vstave mu pomahat' V jednotli
/, vych problemoch. Tato sluzba ;
, duch pomoci ucinia Wac Ma POSI-
, neni >priatel 'stva medzi nasim l'u
, dom vladou stvori respekt prel
; zakonami a inImi nasimi instittl
ciami, nez akakol 'vek policia ale
bo vladne regulacie, axe by Dol
mono vymyslet'.
{ ia vzdy budem pamatat' 3
E som Dol prist 'ahovalcom a vsetc
! 'udia. ktOrTmi som sa soznam
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16

rAzanie ry ~ ych.s novfn.s Od
Il. mA5a stoji Glib moskevskych
"Izvestf'' nasledkom zdrazenia
papieru sto tisic rnblov. Riadok
makho oznamovatel' a V novinach
pels miliona.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16

Masineria IA vykonavanie teTo
prace, ktoru som tn nacrtal, a ako
ste ju Wy predlozili' " zakonneJ
forme, je vel'mi jednoducha. Vset-
ko, co je potrebne je to, ably sa GU
dzinec zapisal zaplatil nlaly po-
platok, ktory ide do zakladiny, 2
ktorej sd budu platit vydavky ma
tn spominane ciele: Ami jeden cent
nakolektovanych poplatkov ne
pojde do statnej pokladnice ako
dan cd cudzinca pre- ciele vladne.
Bude to len maly poplatok "a w
chotu poistenie. Pc zapise, Gu
dzinec dostane kartu, a obcasne
bude na nej zavedeny jeho re
kord, ktory bude 'ukazovat' po,
krok, urobeny v jeho studiach d
.jeho stav sdcosti pripustenia no K
obtanstvu. Inou vyhodou tejto
karty bude, re stane sa ona Jeht
pravym stotoznenim pade by 81
eudzinec dostal do takeho poloze
MIA, re by sa musel vykazat' svo
jou totoznost 'ou. .
Nam pred sebou tabulku uka
zujucu pocet v cudzine rodenycl
z roznych krajin sveta a percentf
uaturalizovanych. Nasledovna ia
bulka ukazuje desat' narodnostl
ktore maju najvyssie percento ma
turalizovanych americkych 90
canov medzi cudzine rodenymi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16
NA PRED no1f

MA PRED kJ nol q .sl.'s.ss:.s' D -
Pre- n6hle odcestovallie pred&m 8
ixbovy dom, Y ktorom je voda, gaS
elsltrikA k1pelna pojd pivnica.
rrsd& So vel mi lacno. Haste So v.
! i, 1854 oalxwood Ave. (25
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16

Ziadna vel ka wee ami sebemensa nelnoze byt' preve
dena beg kooperacie bez spoupracovana viacerych
l'udi viacerych mest, statov alebo narodov pora-
zen Nemecka potrebna bola kooperaca takmer celeko
sveta Beg ne civzaca by neboa zvftazla, bez koope
1ce europsk6 narody by boy dnes otrokm nemecke pa
novaenosti. So
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16
List sEKREFARA pRA1E, JAMA8 u Dk41sA,
sENATORovI sHORTRIDGE- OvI, RovODUovI
PREDLOHY ZAK0lSA o REGISxROvANf
CUOZINCOV.

(nnus odpo
ac h senasc< statov Samuel
sAkta kos ksd buAe pnat uvedis do
svocna cAka haaai mto ne
pokojnost md predlohou
vyEavihujs potrebnost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16
KOOPERACIA.

dennom zivote caste pocnvame vyslovovat toto so-
yo ktore znamena slovencne to ste co spoupracova-
nie Je to noyoutvorene soyo cvilizovanvch narodov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16

. Bez keeperace Cechov slovakov potas vojny dnes
by nebolo Cesko-slovenske republiky ku jej zachova
niu potrebn e len kooperca chto dvoch bratskych
1arodov Bez kooperacie Cechov Slovakov repubika
pri iiaimensom otrase Tozpadne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16

my youngstownski Sovac mrsine kooperovat
ak chceme rob pokrok Bez kooperce stojlme Ia jed
nom meste hliveme, ako stoa voda Pocetne chlamy
Boze ma nasej okolci sveda ze mas ud ma sysel pre-
spoupracu Pocetne spolky podporne tomu ez nasved-
ci Ale to je ME vsetko My musme rozirt svoju ko-
operaciu IA vsetko co sa mas tesno tyka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16

Nase noviny sldza zaujmom miestnychs a okolit!ch
Slovakov Snazime ably mich odzrkadovalo virene
zivota slovenskeho omto okoli Ale nenozeme tomu
pne dospet len pre- til prcnu, re medzi citate stvom
redakciou MET dosatoen6ho kooperovana lnym slovon
nename dostatok zpravodajov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16

Tedy vidhne, re kooperacia je vel'avyznamne slovo
Kooperaciu ale podmenuje svornost', snasanivost'
vseky inc luske cnosti Bez mich kooperce pravej
moze byt'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16

Bizia sa volby Sovaci tejto okolic reprezentuju
2.O72 yoebnvch hlasov Ako ch pouzijeme najlepsim
vtsledkom pre- nase zaumy? Svonou kooperaciou! Po-
tcke kluby uz teraz mau pretriasat AXE pozladavky
maii Sovac obcania iiradoch okresnych mestskych
spracovat eto poziadavky hasova p vol bach len Ia
takvch kanddatov ktor zavazu nase poziadavky 90
zivota uviest'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-16

Pekny krok tomto OIL 'ade urobia osada Najsv. M.
Jezs Steelton kde odpordeanie Rev. Stefana Koc
sa zvoeny Dol osadny zpravoda osobe Mateja Kucko,
zameho obchodnka cirkevneho pracovnika teze osady
Drhym cuym zpravodajom je p. Hugo Wantz, tajomnik
Slovenskeho Poitickeho Kubu East Youngstown ktory
podava verne obrazy slovenskeho poitckeho zvoa
tonne mese. Name al vyboneho clankara zprayodaja
Struthers Ohio ktor 81 ale neprae, ably ho vyzra
dill. Je jednym nadanych udi, akych name Wac
nase kolonii lenze ii cusia Name tiez zpravodaja
Warren Ohio osobe p s. NJ. Koval ktory nedavno po
dal CT citatelom poucn1 udaos zaetosti jedneho R
sa ktory bol osvndovany $40O0 konecne name este
nekolkch zprayodaov spolkov ktor len dakedy po-
daj1 akii-takd zpravu ich zivota.
N,z toto e ME 1pln6 zpravodajstvo dla toho wye
"a al 1slie pozdvhn1t tento casopis zadci stu
pen eho urcena. Chybuje nam kooperacia Met tomto
OIL aide dostatok porozumenia.
Jedenast' slovenskych cirkv tejto okoci by malo
mat edenast zpravodajov vyse tridsat spolkoy tiez
svojch zpravodajov ktol by kazdeho podava re-
feraty crkevneho spolkoveho zivota tomu ked do
dame yyznamnesie zprayy Inesta, statu krajny
ce6ho sveta potion poutn6 uanky zabavne ctanie, bu
delne mat casops akym kazdt citanamovny clovek
ti je to ahko dosiahnu len 81 dodat chuti spolu
pracoNat'!
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-05
Standing OF The Clubs
POLAND SENDS TO HOOVER
TESTIMONIAL OF GRATITUDE


WARSAW. POLAND. July 4.-one
If the most remarkable books ever
made in Europe has just been COM
Ileted here and will be sent to
America. It is The Book of Sigma
ures" and is addressed to Herbert
Hoover in the name OF scores of
thousands of Polish children, whose
actual signatures are included in the
several hundred pages of the volume.
Marshal Pilsudski, the Polish chief
II State, wrote the first page, and
lther pages were written by members
If the Polish Parliament, the Cabinet,
Cardinal Kakowski, the Polish Prot
,stant clergy, the Jewish Rabbis, the
students and professors of the univer-
sites, and representatives of all the
arts. sciences, trades and crafts of
Poland.
The book is made entirely of Polish
parchment and is bound in magnifi-
cent hand-embossed leather done in
he style of the medieval manu-
script volumes.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-05
WOMEN PREACHERS TO
MEET AND DISCUSS
PROBLEMS OF DAY


WINFIELD. KAN. Aug. 5.-The at
titude women preachers should take
on the problems OF the day and IA,
status OF women in the various religi.
GUS denominations will be among the
questions discussed al the annual as.
sembly of International Association OF
Women Preachers at Winona Lake
Ind, August 1917, il was announced
today by the Rev. NJ. Madeline South.
ard, president.
Rev. Southland will address the con
vention on "A Sphere or Hemis
phere," and other speakers will I'm
clude DIR. Lee Anna Starr, DR.. Sara Is
Wise. the Rev Ida Herrick and Rev
Carolyn Hosford.
The assembly will discuss the sta
tus OF women In all the denomna
lions, her place in preaching, in coun
sci, in administration and methods o
opening desirable posit>ons in churcl
work TO young women so that the,
will not of necessity be drawn off into
other fields" Rev. Southland said.
The sessions will be open TO lay
men and clergy alike, IL Is stated.
Credit was given TO the Society o.
Friends (Quakers) for what was
termed its advanced position on sc,
equality by Rev. Southland in discuss
Ing the progress OF women i'm tn,
various religious denominations.
"The Society of Friends, which
arose in England almost three hun
dred years ago. took the amaZin,
stand that there should be Sc:
equality" she said. mo church ha,
had so large a proportion OF preach
ing women. Women were the frs
Friends preachers i'm London. Oxfort
Cambridge and in America. The
were among the early martyrs OF thu
church. Perhaps we owe woman suf
frage indirectly to the Friends. Susai
Il. Anthony was reared in the tenet
of that church and accustomed e
freedom of women. When found tina.
in educational and even temperatur,
meetings women were supposed e
keep silence her wrath was aroused
and the end was the Susan b. An
thony amendment"
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-05
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
AMERICAN RED CROSS
TO Be HELD OCT. 9 TO Il

Announcement was made today from
National Red Cross Headquarters of
the Annual Convention of the Amer
lean Red Cross TO lie held in Wash
ington, October 3, 10 and IL, 1922.
This convention is the annual gath
ering of the representatives of the
Chapters of the Red Cross of which
there are 3.626 in the United States,
each one entitled to at least one seat
in the convention.
1t is expected that there Will be
a large attendance owing to the in/-
portanee of subjects to be consider
ed While much of the time will be
absorbed in plonary sessions of the
delegates, devoted TO the discussion
and the transaction of business, there
will be several public sessions devot-
cd to programs of a more popular
character. At the opening session on
Monday morning. October 3, the dele
gates will be addressed, by President
Harding. who is Ex-0fficio President
of the American Red Cross.
The afternoon of the first day will
be devoted entirely to the interests of
the ex-service man and his family
when addresses will be made by Cen
eral Pershing. Commander MacNider
of the American Legion. and Colonel
Forbes, of the Veterans Bureau.
The evening program will concern
itself with the foreign work of the
Red Cross, which has just been
closed, and will he in he nature of q
review of what has been accomplish
ed. addresses being delivered by Sec
rotary Of Commerce Hoover. Sir
Claude Hill. chairman of the League
of Red Cross Societies., and DR.. A.
Ross Hill. vice-chairman of the Am
erican Red Cross in charge of foreign
operations.
Another evening session will be
presided over by Chief Justice Taft
for many years chairman of the
American Red Cross, and addresses
will be delivered by Solicitor-G General
James Beck, DR.. Livingston Farrand
president of Cornell University, ant
Mrs. August Belmont.
Arrangements are being made fol
transportation rates from all parts o.
the country and reservations are be.
ing made for the entertainment O
A.
delegates. Sessions of the convention
VIII be held in the Continental Me.
mortal Hall of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-05

to John NJ: Everist and wife, tract of
land in this county, containing 8
62-100 acres.
From United Realty and Home
Builders Corporation to William Leyh
and wife, tract of land at Arundel
Manor, Third district
From Sarah l.. Linthicum and hus-
band to Charles Heath and wife, tract
of land in the Fifth district, contain
ing one-half of an acre.
From The Lenox Realty Company,
Inc, to Leon Wesley Carroll and
wife, tract of land at Lennox Park, in
this county.
From The Board of Education of
Anne Arundel county to Ozark Tribe
of Red Men, tract of land in Fourth
district containing one acre.
From The Curtis Creek Mining,
Furnace and Manufacturing Company
to William H. Rohde and wife, lot of
ground at Glen Burnie. Fifth district.
From George w. Jones and wife to
Joseph Levy and wife, property on
Main street. this city.
From Joseph Levy and wife to
George w. Jones and wife, property
on Northwest street, this city.
From The Back Bay Beach Com
pany Inc, to Harry L. Ryan, lot of
ground at Back Bay Beach, Eighth
district.
From The Securities Company, of
Baltimore. to William H. A. Acker-
man and wife. three lots of ground at
Hillcrost. this county.
From John A. Ruth and wife tc
John A. Ebline, lot of ground at
Round Bay, Third district.
From The Workman's Cooperative
Realty Company, Inc, to Charles
Rutting and wife, two lots of ground
in Third district.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-05
WHAT IS A CH|GGER?
KNOTTY PROBLEM THAT
REMAINS UNS0LVEL

What is a chigger? The ankle
scratching vacationist may ask him
self the question. but according to DIR
III. +. Ewing, of the Smithsonian In
stitution. not only is there no answer
but where II goes in the fall and win
ter. and what forms il passes through
and just how long it operates in tn,
summer are mysteries which no ento
biological Sherlock Holmes has evel
been able to solve.
Like most folks with bad reputa
ton, DR.. Ewing points out, the CHG.
ger sometimes gets blamed for tina
which IL is not responsible. Fleas
other insects, and netting plant
cause many of the so-called chigge
bites, while food and hot weather ma,
produce hives which is often mis-
taken for the work of the dweller IL
the blackberry patch.
Popular opinion also credits this
mite with burrowing into the human
body. or climbing through the hole;
in the skin, DR.. Ewing says, how
ever, that this is wrong. AS small az
the chigger is. about two thousandth
OF an inch, ii is not so small as tho
skin pore. and the microscope has
shown that it does not dig in bu'
merely attaches itself to the skin by
means of its mouth parts.
Ii is easier for il to attach itself t.
tender skin, and for that reason wo
men and children appear to suffer
more from the attacks than men, No
body is immune. however, and the diff
ference in injury to members of the
same picnic party is largely a ques
ton of difference in clothing, especi,
ally about the feet and ankles. Wrap.
ped leggins furnish almost complete
protection against this pest which
works from the ground up and sell.
dom gets above the belt.
Kerosene, oil of citronella, am.
monia. cooking soda, and camphoi
are said to be good palliatives. as is
alcohol An alcohol rub hardens the
skin. making ii difficult for the CHG
ger to attach itself. and kills the little
pest in from one to three minutes.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-05
FOREGO ELKS TEETH
AS IR!NkETS. IS
Department RTI
CRY The Associated p,

WASHINGTON Aug
elk teeth for watch charm
or other ornaments. is a,..
Department OF Aerca..a-.
price of each pair " s,.t
the life of member % thu ..
small and fast Diminishing i
They are very pretty .--
and for many years hsye As,, .-
Indians, especially Tie ssa.
that purpose, Lut he a,rs-
that the Indians used art, r IS
from animals slaughtered t.-.
their hides, while Tie whit.
the elk, extracts The tas ,...
wastes the rest
Thousands OF buu ok t.,
killed in the Yollavstone p.r.
by hunters who illegally roat
the government preserves ..s
spite the vigilance ST ra7r.
guards shoot down the ,n
seasons. merely for The i,-t
fashion of wearing these 1rs
as watch charms. cuff links s.5
and hat pins has been str35.,
ing as the once vast herds
dwindle and vanish ana are tfr....
cd with entire eNtinaion os,..,
to the Biological Survey IT,
ters receive high prices RI +"
teeth.
A few years ago the woarr,
aigrottes for hat trimming nr,r.
the humiliation of one Of o,r
beautiful birds, Lut through s,,-
public opinion a halt was cgn..,
time to save the birds rp,.. a.
market for elk teeth is curhel t.t.
II is too late, IL is declared i, b..
mean the determination of atr \
the most magnificent Of deer An
Ter understanding of the b.s,ar. ..
price paid for elk teeth viii b,.
influence depreciating The market,
thus removing the incentive for a.
wanton slaughter. the Dessrln..
feels.
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American History
DAY BY DAY
BY I. p. Green
AUGUST )

The Pilgrims in the May
flower" sailed from Southamp-
ton. England. accompanied by
the "Speedwell." Though
later returning to Dartmouth
because of the unseaworthi-
ness OF the Speedwell'') on
August 5, 1920.
Celebration over laying Of
the Atlantic cable on August
s, 1858.
Union forces won Battle of
Baton Rouge. La, on August
5. 1862.
Farragut makes attack on
the forts of Mobile. Ala, and
Confederates, under Early,
crossed into Maryland on
August 5, 1864.
Statue of Liberty started
with the laying of the corner
stone OF the pedestal in New
York harbor on August 5,
1884
Great public funeral of Cen
eral Grant in New York on
August 5, 1885.
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CHANCE FOR NEW GOBS
TO GO TO EXPOSITION

Men re-enlisting in the Navy at the
Baltimore recruiting station from
low until August IL will be assigned
o the U. S. S. Nevada, which will
20 to Rio Janeiro. Brazil. as the rep
resentative of the United States at
he Centennial Exposition, it was said
1t the Office yesterday. The Nevada
will leave Hampton Roads on August
3 for the South American port where
he will remain for about two months
Previous to this the Nevada will
cave the Navy Yard. Norfolk, on
August IL, for Dahlgren. Va, for. big
gun tests. After completing these.
She will proceed /. to Hampton Roads
pick up the final quota of men as
signed to her. and leave on the big
rip. When the ship leaves Rio on
November Is, she will return to an
Atlantic port where the men will be
given leave and will then proceed to
The Pacific coast via the Panama
Canal.
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AUGUST 6

First number of the Virginia
Gazette appeared at Williams
burg on August 6, 1886.
Ambassador from France to
the American Revolutionists,
Monsieur Gerard, introduced
to the Continental Congress
on August 6, 177S.
Constitution of the United
States reported in first draft
to the Federal convention on
August 6, 1887.
Electric chair first employ
ed for death penalty in New
York on August 6, 1890.
Governor of Canal Zone to
have full control therein
authorized by the United
States Senate on August 6,
1912.
For the relief OF American
tourists caught by the start of
the European war, the U. S. S.
Tennessee sailed with $5,S67,-
600 in gold on August 6, 1914.
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Senator Frelinghuysen also has de-
clared for a protective tariff. but
would take the matter out of politics
by increasing the membership of the
tariff commission as provided in his
bill in the Senate. He favors con-
tinued aid to farmers through farm
loan banks.