davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1922-04-24
Is TT HoRToN9

Horton is probably from the old
English word Horn. word for the
huts or mud dwellings OF the people.
and the word ton. or town. or Il
may be from hoar. old or gray.
The flrst man OF the name In this
country was Barnabas Horton, born
in Monsely. Leicestershire, England.
about 1900. who came over IN the
Swallow in 1885 He settled az Hamp-
ton and then az New Haven. and
was one OF the six men who later on
founded Southold. Long Island.
This nrst settler was a Puritan. OF
good family. His father was land
ed gentleman In England, entitled 20
the title esquire. There was a Rob
ert de Horton IN the year 1850
whose name has been recorded. and
the name was we'll known from the
time OF the Norman Conquest.
communications are signed with th'
fun name and address OF the per
son writing. Correspondents name
] fr ffsn nrffnfan
Evening journal., 1922-04-24
Uncle Harry Talks About
AquinaIdO, SmutS and Collins

have rendered in administering the
public affairs OF the Philippines un-
der the direction OF the United
states Government constitute. in the
opinion OF many people a very pow
Evening journal., 1922-04-24


encountered IN hc-
tion. says Robert
Anderson. Just back
from a year OF oil
explorations in In
dia. Egypt and AL
geria.
He Is now on
his way TO Trini-
dad. where he will
direct new searches
for oil for the
whitehall Petro-
leum Corporation.
of London.
THE western
hemisphere. rather
than Europe, Asia
or Africa, seems
m..sanNa - Tama A.
Evening journal., 1922-04-24

My husband reached home before
I aid. was truly sorry because
we had reversed ordinary conditions,
because Jack was waiting for me 10
come home az midnight.
felt as n I were proving myself
a complete failure as a wife. felt
Ike a culprlt Yet why-why-my
guilty conscience-if our theory OF
Independence were worth anything7
was consolcd- considerably 20 ind
that Jack had heard Bart's auto and
had rushed 20 the curb to met me.
Tho men shook hands cordially.
Jack was splendid enough not TO
question US. although he couldn't
have known where had been.
Good old Jacki Some husbands
would have started to be horrid right
then and there.
"Obhged Bart. for looking after
Peg" no said. To which Barti
I've done Il. as nooded. all my
life And own like the jobl" A
few questions about their mutual
friend. Jim Arnold. and Bart was on
and we back IN our fiat
Jack olasped me close.
II couldn't guess whore you'd
gone. dearestl Imagine my surprise
not 20 fnd you herel phoned your
mother. caught myself, saved myself
from phoning frantically 10 a few OF
the girlsi had more than an hour
TO get nervous in. sweeti"
Il went 90 the Playhouse, darling
I'm TO be leading lady IN Skoal
skoalr I'm 20 be the Vikings bridel"
Evening journal., 1922-04-24
LEARN 4 WORD
EVERY DAY

Today's word Is VASSAL.
It's ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, with
accent on the first syllable.
Il means-a servant bonds
man. subject. dependent
Il comes from "vassalus." "
page. servant.
Companion words-vassalage,
vassalism. vassalize.
It's used like this-"Ameri-
can workingmen are lndepend-
ent: they do not wish TO occupy
the status Of vassals."
Evening journal., 1922-04-24

Editors Note-Uncle Harry viii
be glad 20 answer inquiries from
readers. either IN this column or by
personal letter addressed 20 him,
care OF the Editor. provided all
Evening journal., 1922-04-24

Need Tires7 Get odell Cords.
They're the best Universal Tire
Co. 1925 Orange street.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-04-24
Unusual Stories
ABOUT UNUSUAL PEOPLE
By NEA Service.

TIN n ~ 1TTT wv
WASHINGTON.-Most OF the ro-
nance and drama OF the oil prospec-
tors existence Is imaginary, TO be
Evening journal., 1922-04-24

WHAT'S ALREADY HAPPENED
This story deals with the ad-
ventures OF a bride and groom
who are trying 20 keep marriage
from interfering with their in
dividual liberty. AS this chap
ter opens they return home after
spending an evening out-but
not with each other.
Evening journal., 1922-04-24

Odell Cords. The biggest value
ever offered. Universal Tire Co.,
1925 Orange street.-Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
LOS1 AND FOUND
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-D WORK lor room sui
lard mornings aud evenings Phone
1919.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT-5room modern house
close IN. vacant today. 5o7 East 5th
FOR sALE--5.room house. 1904 John
son. small cash payment win handle.
one warrant lot 1904 Lincoln. small cash
payment viii handle. For Sale. good
,nilch cow with young calf three weeks
old r. l.. Smith. Phone 1906.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
~ AIRS a SEARS.

Phone ilas Room c. R.c Hynym Blk.
FOR SALE 3 room bungalow on east
front lo' IN san Jacinto. lights. water.
gas. good r.ighhorhood Price. g. 900.
fe5e cash. balance easy Phone il9
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
FOR SALE


90 ACRES .n Missouri, 40 acres ~
miles from Carlsbad. NoW Mckee half
milo rron oif wen. expected IN; lots
ara room house in Carlsbad. under
beautiful trees. VIII trade FOR property
o. lots. 49, &. p,nikcit. Amarillo.
FOR SNIE-By owner. irooh strictly
modern house sol Mississippi. sun
lacint1.
rot, TI,ADE-Two lnlncumbcred inn
proved quarter sections rirnang land
one shallow water. subject To irriga'
lion. Value ga aud $40 per acre. Tor
Amarillo property equal value or as'
sumo q reasonable amount. Trade ons
90 both. Address Postoffice Box IS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
nee Oil & Realty Co
National Bank OF Commerce Bldg.
Phone 2sS-l4Cs.
Bargain List

Attractive now modern bungalow.
I've largr rooms; hath; hall and enclosed
hac,, porch French doors linen closet;
extra huilt.m features m titchcn; one
( ihc ics, constructed small homes IN
lily, dmilir harUwe,d floors in entire
mouse ana roof; storm sholf"d tar
paper white pine siding garage walks
and trees: the location h. tho very best
pric, s5.5ao. terms 90 suit buyer.
Nam Bwen street; splendid site lo'
homc in block with hr.ck homes Price
i2.sou; pavement paid onc.halt cash
East front corner in san Jacirto. well
located. rluso 90 pavement. Price se25
sle5 cash
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
LODGE NOTICES
MASONIC BULLErlN.

q, MASONIC BULLETIN.
-, ~ go week. ending Aigust
Or X8 Tuesday. Aus !, 1872:
M AZ 40 Rrgular meeting
n NJ amarillo chapter, order
y - ,iuLiy
FRIDAY. Aur e. 40 y. m Stated
~onclavc Amarillo Commander. No
~. knights Temphr
Slturl,y. Aus .. s:2o y. on. called
meeting Amarillo Lodge No. isl, \. +
4 A. NJ. for work In Master Mason
ncgrec.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

.. o. Rromcrt " e.. established five
sear-. also y RAY service. Phones
iass 2rsa. Western Bids. Opposite
Courthouse.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
REAL ESTATE
Real Estate

Good f.roufn house on East Front
corner. leoNI4o feet. Price $4,000. iakr
In e,ol crr nasA terms on balance.
l0oNl4o feo, csi front corner; close In
"a trr b,rt stirred three good houses
ral's. n1vtment. hcautiiuI trees aud
hwr Tmis l. bargain soc ls foi
.aree ana terms
So al chore lots M Son Iacinto
s Heights No can del Yer worth the money
als1 have soyeul new four ard five
room modern houses IN this addition,
ici us now yon II YOU are lntorssted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

Airtren. fiyinx against the wind. even
~ considerable attitudes. frequently
complain 81 getting dust IN their eyes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
HOUSEkEEr ING ROOMS

For RENTING or tiuecroOm tur.
nlshed apartment. vacant soon. Also
iarge. cool south bedroom IN new mod
-rn home 10i Pierce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

ATTENTION good s0Sl4o q. lots.
soacre on lease. both located in Pon.
handle ior sale cheap. See or r-ht
, y Tsr,cr. Panhandle. TcNas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
Powell Realty Co.
REALTORS.
Phone 7l6-453. Exclusive Agents
Across from Amarillo Hotel
A Bargain

"a a bargain
s nice e.raum hoJisr o1 the north
sid. viii, ., nj garage and coN shed.
yard: ~ lFr Ell viii SCH tt a sacrifice
price u.f0: with only $3.50 down. See
mo oui'k
\ ga'd lot Ia san iarIuto n 700 feet
!. 81 paved highway has small house ou
lh Prize >l.eoo. Nil t,tr amy make of
Ia pretty gos'd er wlth little cash IS
sold This week This party b. having
the city aud nov is ,our chance 20 GET
iu on soneth.nE that's roo-i
lso dcirs of roDi l1nd In @ miles 90.
thc SAME i" galway m Now Mexico
Wll -Oli this week "a $3.50 per acre.
with 500 down. balance Boo trade. Il
you want q p!'ro ,I hand given POO your.
now Is ,our DhHn,"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
CIioIcE- RyNcn rNR SNrr.

VIII soii cithor -Four or SIX sections
of good smooth sandy chocolate lolm
mcsruii" grass band wiih~ri'nL 90 w
ter. Has three Wells and wiHf-f1is
With links. thrce surface tanks and
water iu the creek tho year round
Improved with lo.room two. story
stone house with bath. electric lights
and water bon hous,. electric stove. iron
&c. Barn. sheds. corals and rranares.
chicken houses. etc. An fenced and
cross fenced. 100 acros In cultivation
Also has tone store building with
small stock ct groccrics light hard
ware and druE sundr.rs pesIofflcc 10
store. Good stone school house heated
on ranch This property only - miles
from railroad
Price. Sio0e per- acre. IS clsh and
long iini~ oa halancs VIII tsi.r a good
residence .u Amarillo Joel part paymont
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-29
INITIATIVE.

lie M"rld hr>toM> its big prizes
both in monN and honor>. for but
one l"inr. And that i initiative.
Whit il initiative? III tell YOU: II
L. doing ;.c right thing without be-
ing told. But next TO doing the thing
without being told il to do it when
YOU are told once. That is to say,
carry the Message TO Garcia. Those
who can carry q message get high
homo: but their pay is not always in
proportion. Next. there are those
never do a thing until they are told
twice; such get no honorS and small
pay. Next. there are those who do
the right thing only when necessity
kicks them from behind. and these
get indifference instead of honorS.
and pittance for pay. This kind
spends mCSt OF its time polishing a
bench with hard-luck story. Then
still lower down in the scale than
this. We have the fellow who will
not do the right thing even when
some one goes along to show him
how and stays to see that he doe.
IT: !.c is always out of Il Job. and re-
ccirc> the contempt he deserves. un-
less he happens to have rich Pa.
i'll which case Destiny patiently
awaits around the corner With :,
stuffed club. To which class do YOU
belong? Hubbard.
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HlnE1EEn IWEHIY.IHREE.

Thu year 1922 will soon have pass
ed and will be numbered with the
thousands Of years that are passed
and gone. II has borne on its wings
its share Of joys and trillmphS. of
sadness and diSappointmcnt>. In
these each of us have had our
share. Each Of us have rcapcd to
some degree what We have >nwn.
Whether We think SO or not The near
has given TO each OF us about what
we have given to it-no more. no
less.
Another year will soon be here.
IL. too. will be what humanity makes
it. Its joys and responsibilities will
rest upon each of us. According
rs We bear these with wisdom, so
the results will be. The RESPONSE
OilitN is with each Of MS in common
with all humanity. To fail to do
our best means disaster 10 Il great
or less degree relatively.
We trust that the New Year may
DC one OF success, of happiness and
Of achievement to all our readers.
May ii be the best and the most full
of all wears
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that on
January 3, 1923. at the Court House
at Lewisburg. W. Va. the under
signed. resident of Meadow Bluff
District, in Greenbricr county, w.
Va. whose Post Office address is
Leslie. w. Va. will apply 10 the Cic-
cult Court Of said Greenbricr coun-
~ for a State license to carry re-
volvcr or pistol in Grecnbricr coun-
ty, pursuant to the authority given
TO said Court by Chapter l4S Of the
Code Of West Virginia.
.ALBAN NcCLUSG.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

TO AL persons holding liens by
Judgement or otherwise on the real
estate. or any part thereof, of e.. e..
Philips.
In pursuance of 4 decree of the
Circuit Court of Grccnbricr County.
made in 4 cause therein pending to
subject the real estate OF the said
E.. C.. Philips, to the satisfaction of
the liens thereon, YOU are hereby
required to present I'LL claims held
by YOU and each of YOU against the
said E.. e.. Philips which arc liens
OH his real estate. or any part of
it, for adjudication to me at my office
in the town OF l.rwiSburS. W. Va.
on or before the 18th day of Janu-
AIRY. 1923.
Given under my hand this 10Th
day of December. 1922.
GERALDINE DRISCOI..
22-iW Commissioners
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-29

cd their frank amalcmcnt mt the re-
>urS@nt wave OF public sentiment
toward the League. rcinarking that
numerous indications are in the
wind which reveal the state Of pub
lie Though, including the acclaim
with which the mention of Wilson's
meme or the showing of his photo
graph at public gatherings. at din
ncrS and ut theatres.
Furthermore. the Harding Admin
iStration has been forced into the
international arena within the last
few Weeks. European troubles are
over Shadowng all other imme diatc
concerns, and. as ii was pointed out
by Senator's and Representatives.
the public has not lost sight Of the
fact that these very concerns were
provided for in tho League and
might well have been escaped had
America not embarked on the Adj
miniStration policy of Isolation.
Because of the prcdominancc Of
tie international questions and their
inevitable implications involving
the League. sentiment among the
Leagues supporters is that the mo-
! mcnt has arrived for bringing forth
these same principles again.
Considered only as a political
question. these commentators poin
out the trend of the Harding Adj
miniStration is toward these princi-
! pies. however disguised by name
and that whatever fruits come Of ii
all should not 60 to those whose
. former hostility has robbed the coun
try and the world of the benefits.
The public mind. particularly the
fa"mcr'S-and it is the farmer who
| is giving the Harding Administration
its chief political worry-is hclicv-
ed to have swung around TO a re-
'ccptivc attitude toward the League.
One Senator said that the public is
now realizing what the AdminiStra-
ton itself has bclatedly come TO S"c.
that Americas business and rcono-
mic health is dependent on Furopc'S
and that until the United States
helps to cure the foreign disorders
the farmer cannot market his pro-
ducts at profit nor can business
continue SuCcCSfullN
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NOTICE.
TO SAMUEL McVEY HEIRS:

TO SAMUEL McVEY HEIRS:
You will take notice that w. II.
Hanger the purchaser OF the follow
ing Real Estate-Two (2) Acres
located in Fort Spring District.
Greenbrier. county, W. Va, which
was sold by the Sheriff OF Grecn-
br!eT county, W. Va, at the sale of
delinquent taxes made on the 6tsI
day OF Dec. 1921, and a deed has
been required as provided bv law.
which deed will be made to the said
W. h. Hanger on or after the 10Th
day of Feb. 1928. unless YOU against
that day redeem the said Real Estate
from the said sale. The amount
necessary to redeem is as follows:
.\mount paid Sheriff at sale S 2.35
Amount taxes paid on prop
crty since said sale dO1
Amount paid FOR notice and
service thereof. .----.. 1913
interest .---..-- ..--...- 76
'"saI. .----- ----- $17.&7
Given under my iiand this 18Th
day c! December. 1922.
PAUL. e.. IiOGSETr. Clerk
County Court Of Grrcnbiicr County
l'-iW West Virginia.
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. w. r. MylcS, a resident
Of White Sulphur Springs. Green
brier county. W. Va, and whose oc-
cupation is physician. will OH Tues
day. the 10th day of January, 1923,
Or on a future day. apply to the
Circuit Court Of Grcenbricr county
for license to carry a revolver or
other pistol as provided in section
:. chapter us Of the Code of West
Virginia.
This the 2lSt day of December,
1922.
22-2w DIR. W. T.. MILES.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
T.. p. Afford. Plaintiff.
LESS PHILLIPS and others.

vs..
LESS PHILLIPS and others.
Defendants
hi pursuance Of a decree Of the
Circuit Court OF Grecnbricr County
West Virginia. dated the Dist day OF
September, 1922, by which it was
ordered among other Things that
Geraldinc Driscoll be appointed
commissioner to take. state and re-
port to the next term OF Court. I'm
account showing:
First. The real estate owned by
lhc defendants and each of them aS
We'll as the rents. issues and profits
thcrco! and i'll whom the legal title
TO said real estate invested.
Second. The liens against tn,
real estate Ct each OF Inc defendant,
Ill u: order Of their di2nitieS and
prioritcS.
Third. Who is primarily liable
for IT, judgement sci up in the
plaintiffs bill.
Fourth. Anything either party
may require or the CommiSsi Toner
may deem pertinent.
fitth. Whether the real estate
OF defendants will rent for enough
to pay of the lien in five wears.
l have fined at my office near the
COURTHOUSE in Lewisburg. w. Va,
as the place where, and January Is.
1923, as the time, when / shall open
90 GERALDINE DRIsCOL,
--1W Commissioner.
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NOTICE..
TO DELLA WATKINS:

| TO DELLA WATKlNS:
You will take notice that Frank
j.. Perkins. ST., is the purchaser Of
The following Real Estate Part |. o:
NO. l4--locatcd in Ronccverfc Corp.
West Virginia, which was sold by
The Sheriff of Grecnbrier county, W:
Va, at the sale for delinquent taxes;
made on the 9th day of Dec. 1921,
and a deed has been required as
provided by law, which will be
made to the said Frank r.. Perkins,
Mr., On or after the 18th day OF Feb.
l923, unless YOU against that DAY re-
deem ihc said Real Estate from the
said sale. The amount necessary to
redeem is as follows:
Amount paid Sheriff at sale, : COS
Amount taxes paid on prop
erty 'incC said sale. 3.1S
amount paid for notice and
service thereof. w 1913
interest, -----. --... 1.29
Total, ----. $780, 1900 S21.2S
Given under my hand this 18th
day Of December, 1922.
PAUL E.. HOGSETT, Clerk
County Court Of GTeenbricr County
\'-iW West Virginia.
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DtUGHERTY'S IMPEACHMENT.

Spectators of The Republicans at
tcmptS to impcaCh and Ou.l Harry
NJ. DauEa,crty frC.n the office nr At
torncN General forcScc that. what
ever Congress may do with the
charges. The whole proceedings will
be an issue in the Presidential CAM
paign i'll 1924. Opponents Of Prcsi-
dent Harding'S denomination arc
sure to derive a good deal of salts
faction and rot a little political cap
ital from the struggle to remove a
member OF his Cabinet from his po-
sition.
The fight on Attorney General
Daughcrly had its inspiration and
receive. il: impetus wholly from Re
publicans. The Democrats in Con-
srcsS. although :hsy believe that
DauSherly'S appointment and rcten-
ton AS Attorney General have prov
ed dcplorablc and detrimental. have
not undertaken 10 impcach him.
They are willing that the President
shall bear the responsibility for his
Attorney Generals acts and ennis
si0nS.
President Harding is pretty GER
tain TO exert his influence with the
Republican rcactionarics in the
House and the Senate to defeat the
attempt Of eliminating and humil-
iating Daughcrty. There is a little
likelihood that impeachment Will nc
voted, but there is every prospect
that the efforts of Daughcl.ty's
friends TO prevent record vote vii
be made the subject of n good deal
of publicity.
1t is this Presidential interposi-
ton in Daugherty's behalf that will
inflamc good many Republicans
iii Congress and outside of it. Those
Republicans who already regard
Daugherty rs a heavy liability arc
indignant that dc has given an cx-
cusc for impeachment and will be
very angry if he is "white- washed
rs they feel he will bc-by the Re-
publican House acting on the as
sumption if not upon the intirnalion
that the administration would suffer
by t1,i> outcome.
If Daughcrty is acquitted Of the
charges which Republicans have
preferred against him there doubt
less will be Il strong belief that DOW
Crful influences saved him. If he
is convicted, either after a formal
tria! CT III the court Of public Opin-
ion, lie will continue 10 be Il dead
wciAh on The Republican admins
tration. Republicans in Congress
have 80 thoroughly diScrcditcd Mr..
llardinG's Attorney General that ne
is sure to furnish one faction of his
party with war CRY against the
other and cOr'roboratc Democratic
charges that Mr.. DauHhcrty began
his career in the Cabinet rs - Doliti-
cal mistake which has since become
II public misfortune. Weston Dem.
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Children know nothing o! social
caste. Caste is disease OF grown
ups. II j. caused by uric acid in
the ego. Children meet as equals
they respond naturally without so
much as i thought as 10 whether
they ought to love one another or
not.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-29

The world has for us lust what
"hat VIC have for it. II is the great
Whispering gallery which filings the
cello Of our voices. If We laugh. il
laughs back; If We curse il curses
back.
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Let our Schools teach thc nobility
Of labor and the beauty Of human
service. but the >uper~titionr OF ares
JSL~t--nCNcl,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-29

The Golden Rule is the law Of love
in action.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-21
Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota

Senator Knute Nelson of Mime
sofa likes his job as senator. "'Tain't
necessary for me to say it; I've been
holding it down for twentv-seven
years." he says with a chuckle. The
senator is old enough to know his own
mind-he was born in 1S43-and his
job is safe until 1925, anyway. In
fact, there is only one senator whose
continuous term of service is longer
Lodge of Massachusetts, who entered
the senate in 1898, two years before
Nelson. The senior senator from Min
nesota is a notable figure in the upper
chamber. He's a veteran of the Civil
war and he's chairman of the judi
ciary committee and a member of the
commerce, printing and rules commit
tees.
Senator Nelson was born in Nor
way and came to the United States i'm
1849 with his widowed mother. They
came over in twO-masted schooner
and were seven weeks on the voyage
They reached Chicago in 1850 making
by steamer. In 1852 they went to M
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-21
George II Is Now King of the Greeks

Greece has new king-George
II (portrait herewith), the son of the
former King Constantine, who abdi-
Gated after the disastrous campaign
against the Turks. Pressure from the
revolution leaders compelled his ac-
ton. King Constantine in talking with
his friends before embarking for Pa
lermo, Italy, made plea that hearty
support be given the new king and
queen. He added: II have had some
unhappy days and do not regret this
revolution"
His consuming ambition, he con-
cluded, was to return later as a simple
citizen and visit his son, the new king.
This request was communicated to the
revolutionary committee, which de-
clined to sign document empowering
his private return.
One of Constantine's last acts was
to summon a lawyer and initiate legal
steps to assure the fortune Of the
widow of his dead son, King Alexan-
der, who married Nine. Manos, Gre
whom he had n daughter