davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28

|dsuAei vxGcssinsa l1soaAe ussdo-
|mely i kultdrns prebudeny l'ud.
spfostrsd dkovanis prkoe. Por
dl'a vykazu kosiekej sprostRedl
kovatel'ne prace za tyzdeh do 5.
aprila 'hl'sdalo xanestnanis 33l
osob, praca bola pondknuta ale
len pre- 81 os6b.
Vra5da ' rjohli1n ~ Writ
kach. Zaeiatkom aprila veSer pred
tunelom 70 vr6tkack (Turs. E.)
nasli jednu mrtvoln, ktor1 v rj-
chliku neznami yrahDvia zavraz,
dill d vyhodili z vIaku Won. "a
vrasdeny ma asi 50 rokov. M
dve rany nozom, jednu v prsiach
| a druh1 7 krku. Vr&hov este ne
nasi.
Prsdnaskovy rueh Y Kszmar-
ku. Y mesiaci marci usporiadal O.
svetovy sbor v Kezmarku tieto
lprednasky: @ T. g. Mssarykovi
(voj. kurat. Cernoch). Al Spis je
nasou pradomovinop Isl. Y. Be-
nus). Potrava- skodca l'ndskeho
tela Cdr. L. Ort). @ samospraye
" obci {mest 'anosta "A. Zatopek \
Nv mesiaci april poriadane budd
l'udovychovne prednasky so sve-
telnymi obrazmi.
Medzinarodny podvodnik.
PRED mesiacom objavil 81 ' Bra
tislave elegantly m,1z, ktory 50
tvydaval "a zastupcu velikej ang-
lickej obchodnej firmy, ktora ho
yraj poverila, ably Bratislaye
zalozil filialku veliky odborny
casopis obehodny. Jeho cinnost' v
lsratislaye zaeala vsak casom Eau
5pn,at ,policiu. Ked' to '.pan "a
sfnpca sbadal, zmiznul Brati-
slavy beg 'stapys Ukaaalo sa, ze
elegantly pan ',jeti 1nedzinarodny
podvodnik !. Msnuje sa. WaynagA-
Demko, je bezpochyby Nader, d.
81 4O-rocnS, hovori mad 'arsky, ne
mecky dost' zle anglicky.
= sply1utie drevarskych Il
riem. .Turcianska drevarska uc.
spolocnost v Ture. Sv. MARITIME a
|'.IIlucinske zavody Ostravsko-
Karvinskej stavebnej spolocnosti''
spojily sa vo vyrobny obchodny
syndikat, ktory So bude menovat
|"Vytobnes 4oddelenies drerarskej j
0stravsko- -Karyinskej stavebnej
spolocnosti. q Turcianskej drevir-
skej ncast. spolocnosti." (Pozn.
d.-Tato Rrc. spolocnost' bola
zalozena amer. Sloyakom. Ako sa
vidi, neudrzala sa neodvisle.
Obecne sporitel'ne na Slo.
vensl<n zacinajd % zakladat'. Y
najblizsom case zaenl dcinkovat
obecne sporitel'ne Trnave, '
Trencine a v Turc. Sv. MARITIME
Obecne sporitel'ne majn napo
moct uskutocnovaniu pozemko
vel reformy.
| 70 xahraniEn6ho vyboru po
slansckej snemovns. Zahranicn.
vybor poslaneckej snemovne "a
oberal sa smluvou, ktorou sa sta
noyi definitivny dunajsky statns
Zpravodajcom boil posi-. Hrusov
sky, ktory navrhol, aby zahranie
Ing vybor smluyu schyalil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28

- "a
sl0ssnslU lrisnysslaik 70,
IAfel. v Lipt. Sv. Mikulasi zomrel
minule dni tovarnik Jnraj Lacko,
MANY ako jedon Z prvych zakla-
datel'ov garbiarskeho priemyslu u
Milulisi, zomrely Dol znamy ako
|podporovatel pracovnik Y cir
kevnych i narodnych poduja-
Itiach, Dol SO rokoy kuratorom ev.
|cirkve q 10 rokov spravcom Prize
tmyselnej banky. Tovarnikom Sd
stal . chudobneho garbiarskeho
ltovarysa.
otvorenie ditarne Robotnic-
hi Academic ' Kosiciach. Cita-
rem Robotn. Academic u Kosi-
tciach bola otvorena slavnostnym
!sposobom vo stvrtok, dna 80. mar
ca 0 pol s. hodine vecer na Beth
lenovej okruznej {. 49,, prednas-
koV 0 vyzname vzdelania v6bec a
politickehe yzdelania pre- robot
nika zylaste. H verejnemu pouzi-
vaniu bola .citareG odovZdana v
prvych dhoch aprila. Vylozene je
takmer 200 casopisov a reyui.
Vyst 'ahovalectvo 70 Spisa "a
zmepsuje. Pc zahajeni spojenia $
lAmerikou vystdplo vyst 'ahovalec-
two 20 Spisskej zupy neobycajne.
kazdy chcel ist' do Ameriky, tam
zarobit 81 peniaze a mnohymi
''tisickami'' dolarov potion vra-
tit sa nazpat. Kto len NAL v A
merike pribuznych, odchadzal ta,
ably tam naSiel svoje st'astie. Ale
|pomery sa ponaly menily. Neza-
mestnanost' Amerike stupala d
valuta tohoto i,oveho sveta sa sni.
zovala. Vyst 'ahovalci nedostali
pracu ako zobraci vracai sa na
zad do vlasti. Uz +. 1921 znensil
sd proti r. 1920 pocet vyst 'ahoval-
GOV, zvlaste v zupe Spisskej, kde
klesol os25 proc, tedy cell stvr-
tinu. Ia mad 'arskej vlady odcha-
dzaly do Ameriky cele dediny a
donna zostavali len starci, zeny a
deti. r. 1920 bolo V Spisi vystave.
|ne 1900 pasov, +. 1891 uz len 982.
Slovenske bohosluzby . cir
kevny spev ' Kosiciach. Rad Pre-
monstratov v KOsiciach prepustil
Isvoj kostol pre- stale bohoslrShy
sloyenske. Prva slavnostna omsa
M zahajenie tychto bohosluSieb
bola dna 25. marca IL. hod. Spie-
val miesany sbor spevokolu Foer.
ster to slavnestnn omsu cd prof.
Dousu so sprievodom plneho or
chestru vojenskeho S laskavym
dovolenim generala Hanaka. -
Pc omsi zaspieval mnzsky sbor
spevokolu Forester chJfnu
kantatu Pavla krMkovskeho ku
cti sloyanskych apostolov. sy. Cy-
rila a Methoda. Kosicania veru
este take daco nepoculi.
Stanovisko Vatilkinu X roz
luke statu . cirlxvi. ''Prager Pres
Sc" uyerejnuje rozhovor $ byva
lynn yatikanskym vyslancom, dr.
Kroftom, ktory upozorhuje n;
lvel'ky zaujem, aky prechovav,
papezska kuria schizmatickeml
hnutiu v Cs. repubike.. .Kuria po
vazuje toto hnutie "a nebezpea
tnejsie, nez je hnutie orthodoxne
|protestantske. v otazke spolocnt
no ponzlvania kostofov bude S
chovat' kuria naprosto odmietavo
pokial' pojde obces v ktorych j
len jeden kostol. " obciach; KID
]: je niekol'ko kostolov, podala b.
kuria len protest, d'alsie nasled
II KY by ale k1ria toho nevyvodzo
! vala. Kardinal Gasparri pouka
lSsl pri rozhovore D rozluke cirky
cd statu ma Braziin, kde cirke'
prave po roziuke vykazuje MAJ
vaesi rozanach. e otazke rozluk.
leirkyi Cd statu ' CSR. by sa ted
prislusni einitelia cirkevni nests
vail priliS ostro' na odpor, pokisl
~ I. y. Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28

30
Resomts 81 noyl tfoj jxs6sovk
|lod', ktora psinkis6 United Anne
lrican Lines INA spojenie Ham
lburg-Am Line), I ktos6 od-
lplayala No svoj1 prvl esstu eez
IAtlanticky ooean IL, aprila, pri-
(sls prave do New Yorku s SO de-
Istevatel mi.
| Resolute . iej sesterska lod ]:
|" Reliance sii tie najYaSsie pfi.
Ivstne lode, ktOrs maii ameriekd
lylaiku. Ackol 'vck vel'kost uebo.
Ia hlaynou vecon pri nvazovani 9
konstrukcii tyehte lodi, ony pre-
dsa 81 10000 tonove ich motory
lsd hnane olejovym k1renina.
| Mena Resolute o Reliance boly
lpoTodne mena droch slavnych a.
merickych yacht, ktore vit'azne
Ivydohyly eeny Anerike medzi-
narodnjsh zavodoch. MeAA tieto
holy novym lodiam dane pre- ioh
neobycajne krasne a graci6xne H.
nie, ako al pre- nadherne ele-
gantns zariadenie kazdsj miest-
!nosti. Sd $40 stop dlhe, 10 stop
Stroke q plavajd rychlost 'ou l6 i
pol uzlov na hodinu. Costa do
Anglie alebo Franeie trvd asi s
|dni a do Hamburgu asi 8 dni. Ne
|sd pohodlne 400 cestnjdcich Y pr
|vej triede, 800 \ druhej 500 v
|tretej triede.
v pryej triede sfi skutoene po-
stele ma 1niesto Es6inkov na spa
|nie. Porcelanovy basin $ tekdcou
|vodou, a krssnym zrkadlom po-
zadi je tcrax na miesto bJval6ho
1ulnyvadla. Mnohe izby msjd hi.
pelne pri sebe a obsahuj6 toilet
me stoly, picasie stolky a stoIisky,
ma dodatok k drfevejsim satniKom
a pohovkam. Velaky poeet izieb je
priprayeny pre- kasdeho cestova-
ltel'a.
Tiez znacny ypocet zvlastnych
zariadeni poskytuje pohodlie q po-
tesenic cestovatel 'om. vel'ky k1-
pel,s lnorskou yodou, oblekar-
1hami, sprchami laznami elektri-
Lckymi. Gymnazium je zariadene
dPa Zanderovho systemu. Dctska
izba je ozdobena obrazmi 2 poha-
| dok. Botanicka zahrada so sto
roznych rastlin poskytuje petese-
ME poeas cesty. Fotografieka tina
Iva konora jevJhodou pre- foto-
grafoy-amaterov. Eleyatory pre-
cestovatel'ov spojuju vsetkych G
paldb, z ktorych tri sl nadvysene
mad hlavnou polubou.
Kuchyna, dl'a nahl'adu cesto-
vatel l'oy, ktori prisli ma lodi Reso-
lutte, ie vyborna, . vyhovuje al
tyln najvybierayejsim. To najlep-
Isle, co sezona peskytuje, najdete
!vzdy ma tabuli a obsluha je mad O.
leakavanie dobra.
/ Druha trieda sa lisi jedine tJm
e su tam zacinky na spauie na
,niesto posteli. Ale zariadenie j.
Inaprosto moderne v kazdom sme
Ire. Mnohe izby sn obyvane len :
eestovatel mi. SD tn krasne salo
my 2. triede, ktore v spojeni
! promenadnymi palubami dayay
dplnl vol most eestevatel 'ov. Z
lIkratka dobre, druha trieda po
: skytujc "a l'avnl cenu vsetko pc
-lhodlie lnoderneho cestovania.
II Ale 20 vsetkeho bola pravdepo
1 dobne yenovana najvacsia peeli
! lvost' zariadeniu tretej triedy. Ne
!, iestvHje ziadne otyorene medzi
3 palnbie. Cele oddelenie tretej trie
z dy pozostava nzavretych izieb
I kde cestujiici najdu vsetko pohc
: die, q majd cerstyy yzduch. Ia
: biny tretej triedy majd 2, 3 q
zaeinkoy ma spanie. V jedalni 81
vsetky pokrmy nastolene zklse
nymi posluhovacmi v uniformach
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
AlGrRICK1 c1Ry1lTf x11zi
Y dnR.

Americky Ceryeny KrN zaria-
dill V GsR. cd noyembra 1870 dra-
dsat 'jeden detskfch zdravotnfeh
.stanfc tdispenzerif) Z ktorych tra
81 Prahe a jei predmestiach I
ostatne po celom ddzemi repuhliky.
Ku kazdej . tyehto stanie prids-
lsaa bNpla n jeaaa sVelis assess
yatsbka q snefisl soai ] !! ipll| I
IA PFEnAJ ba1sfrsaH sbcho4 ~ :
stohtkami, js dsIrs xs<ij ~ N
hpvOrf vic reti, bads naat' (l'n9 ~
~ pfijhny. vsl'mf lakao = 1S1ests
PT1A'ts aasss pi3ts - 14s ab
Stsfsn romory, - NssA1ness1 -,
Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
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vsfdls Tapestry ptpier Y kr6s-
rpyiex harss6rh, pfsd&vaa SO - moe
! xiac. Styorakej .basvy. M5Ss 20
sistit sviae my. Il
1ac jedsa, sAyttek, SEC dnplevsn5
sAvitok. DC xa yard okraju.
I,
EmbosoyanX Verdnr Tapestry pa.
pin; tlseeny zlatom, vSetky mo-.
ve baryy, hodf;s1. pre- pxsdHs izby
jelaine q siene.
. oss sjsAsr skvttsk 40 Aa,tleyap5
z6yitok. TIA = yas4 s,<xa1u..
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

CD Vau financing during The comlnc
hnortns Is expected TO be Nm;te5
.srgeiy to refunding or oouinment
ISSUES as few of the carriers sre nre'
pared ut this tNe to do much In 1be
way OF oNtensions and bottermonts. \
rev loans may be foated by railroads
O. strong credit position in connection
w,tn necessary undertakings. A de-
ellne IN United Kingdom bjSs In sym.
pa'hy with sterling exchange stood out
IN yesterdays bond market. Tradinr
was fairly active, but fluctuations YEN,
orally were narrow. So
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Air Brake Loss, S458.699

a net loss after charges end taxes
q N5s,699 is reported for 1921 by the
Aew York York Air Brake Company.
n the preceding year the company
showed Showed net profits OF s75l $50, equiva-
.,n ,snt @ to S7.5l share earned on the
Soulo SlUu0o,ooo capita stock. Sales fell
&c so@n to S2434,744, contrasted with
ssS45,s46 in 1920. After allowing
SSa.0o0o for dividends there was a
nIn. asnc't Of SS33.s99. Profit and loss sur
pus amounted to Sl.457,457. against
S4.V4 ~ 1873 at the close Of 1920.
Inc balance sheet showed total as
Ssi,,.s SETS OF $ls,556.l8S. Inventory was
"a Ss,ued .n. at s4,053.045, compared with
ss,oCa'lol in 1920. Accounts and bills
ifeeeiyable were only ss7o,601, con
lasted lasted with $2,302 ,402. Cash account
(oS,sIsd o. .s but ,$lS2 ,8o5, against s81o,2l7
ya lhe liability side Of the ledger was
ssmowh reduction IN accounts payable
s5Jm s5J1 SO ssS9,555 at the close of 1920 to
ra.l;os' ro.I;9 last year. Notes payable
0e+,7so in 1920
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
715oJr,snd cr~s5. .1OoD. 1ogB 10
Railroads

so Bost g. Al..l4o 40 40 l4o
lt5 Bost Z; Me-. ~, -. II ls,' ~. 7es
IN Bost & Prov..l4l 141 141 ~
Maine Cent =. 3ois Soit 2eis sos
go y Y \ II & il. 1iis 1r4 IFS I7ia
SO Old Colony . IS rs 76 1o
lJ West End 80. 5Qt 81 3O1a 81
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
NEW ISSUE

SZ,5OO,OOO
ValWorth Manufacturing Company
ca corpoah
First Mortgage TO Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Series "A
dJnuay1. .po22 ,o<,
d; :: $ @ ":. Y $s : 80 ;;: e: = F. E: =:
;:$:: S:$ :sS::s;:; ] e. : = = = = q. ] = z
From letter Of Mr. Howard cdn 5onp.
,>.. .ta1 cAraTMzAnoN aaz1 7>1
First Mortgage :%: : x g:14 ;a: sss ; .ma .:.s."
5sss% s::::' .,:2 ss'%' 4%5s% $$$ .$$$$
7 & =: r: ":: g.: = ::: III: : e ::s ' = = 4 %
: s:: ; {: &C.,: &C.: 5; :. r & :. :: i S ~: &:
i T. .sv % % \: = :.s: s s5 @ ss@ @ ;ss
% sa % % S%e,s ' @ ssd S sh M Psss @ M Mss" = % & s
% % ] @ s @ % e5sps ' BY Ss S first @ "ss % & the ]
@ % ] % Ff ;s s @ 4; * +: @ :ss % : 3 eS: % :s: s. &
f % & % :d s e @ a b % least ;75Ss': d5S S ]
% @ May Az and 5i5 "ss & s % S si5sooo 3 % sn nal 5ss 5
% a also @ 5a oS @ % any" by which '' the net
;s % % made & os 3 sss1 :a 1 & % % % % ss%:S e Sss
: : Res Re s @ % s P1 81 M 5 ssj
ne ] @ @ | % oo ad % accordance with the
: s 81 %ssos .: ss @. + s: : f. .s ] @ =: : ]
& @ % sra ] % ] % @ % % ba sf5 ss sz after ds"s
@ and nd nd y us an ~mr~d daeumd
Price, 9612 and accrued interest, yielding over 1906
FL. Rollins & Sons
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc Parkinson & Burr
% an: .s s. s s % % .
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

To ngure the precise ytel: on Il bond It
~ necsxsary 70 use yield table, put ths
approximate yield can roughly be hg ured
out BY the following formula: Divide tbs
closing quotation IN bond into tue rate
of the annual return. II the bond ts selling
below par you must allow also Tor tins
appreciation OF the principal. no DO this
sustract the nlaritst Quotation from psr
or 100, and dividc the remainder by the
number Of years the bond has to be-
fore rnsturity. For example, il per
cent bond 10 selling at 90 and has ten
years to run. the annual rcturn VIII ne
sss per cent. The difference between par
and the market price will be 10 points,
pointa by ten Years The quotent viii be ;.
This figure is to be added to $50, ~ slich
Is the annual return. and the result, i.sS
per cent. w!I give you tho approx
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Day S Ne,u Issues

Harris, Forbes &; Co yesterday pur-
caased an issue Of $500 ,000 Kent Coun-
y, Delaware. Az per cent Highway
bonds, due 1864, which they proba-
bly, will offer in the near future. to
yjeld 4.75 TO 10 per cent The bonds
are csllablo after April l, 1927. at a
premium Of 5 per cent.
Kissel Kinnioutt & Co.. Blair & Co..
me, and .9lmilius Jarvis & Co. are
ofering d new issue Of $3.50 600
Province Of Manitoba, Canada. Sc per
cent twenty-year bonds at 1922 and
interest, yielding about $50 per cent,
orlncipa and interest are payable III
American or Canadian dollars.
B.J. Van Ingen {; Co. are offering a.
prices to yield 4.30 per cent $500 900
City Of Newark. \. j., Az per cent reg
istered stable and dock bonds, matur-
ing September l. 1854, and June I,
l9G0.
z. II. Rollins & Sons. Halsey, Stuart
Il Co. and Parkinson & Burr are offer
rg s2,o0o000 Walworth Manufacture
3g Company FIRST mortgage 7 per cent
sinking fund gold bonds, Series A. due
'992, ut s6ia and interest, Welding
about I.35 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Paris Market Firn,cr

=, e!nhis, March S.~--Prices were rmer
rs,.a .ne bourse to-day, Three per cent
cSae, SSasee, b8 francs 65 centinnes; ex-
tir,ass tiaase on London, 4S francs 96 CEN
car, per cent loan, 70 francs 90
II lines. t.s. The dollar was quoted at
- francs "a centirnes.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Solar Refining Shows Loss

Inc ne Solar Refining Company reported
s, mse loss for 1921, after depreciation
;soeS ssos : and and inventory adjustment, Of
ossVo,osl. - contrasted with net profit
-. si'oss,2o6 in the preceding year
,s.s ,S.er allowing 100000 for dividends,
= s'.rs ere. was a deficit of s503,647 against
SURPLUS Of S69S. .2O6 in 1920.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
London Market Trrep1,.a,.

nE;so.NDON, March 8. Trading was
rsr rsar,s and price movements were IL
B'ar Bar on the Stock Exchange to-day.
Va, fkoio was quoted at Sos; money
rat. toaned at 21s per cent. Discount
be- were: Short bills, 32s@3 7-16
ssr Ss cent; three-month bills, 5 35-1s@)
5si;; Npohsols for money were quoted at
ana y brush B per cent loan at OTIS
Tloiltsh 41a per cent loan at 81.
s-0slng stock quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

v eeI gl EIcC
&c ,UcJ lellllJOI o. ,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
DIVIDEND NOTICES
SOUTH POHTo RICO SUGAR C0MPASY

March I. ts22.
The Board OF Directors have THE dAy
declared. quarterly dividend OF as o
1922, TO stockholders OF record On Mas1h
10th. 1929.
FRANK u. wELTY. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Montreal
Toronto

Riordan Pulp 4 Pa old com s.
Go pew com ............ SO,
90 new pf Z
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-10
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1922.
INDIAN CITIZENSHIP.

The Indian Fellowship league which
has just held its fourth annual conven-
ton in Chicago, closed its session with
a resolution calling upon the President
and congress to enact legislation giving
the Indian full citizenship rights. The
resolution noted especially that the In
dams are the only race living amid civ
ilization without a flag or without a
country"
The Red Man, even at this late date,
probably will have a struggle to attain
full citizenship. Yet it is hard to be-
lieye that, en- masse he is not just as
much entitled to it as any other racial
group to this country.
There are not Indians enough to
wreck the government if the ballot were
put into their hands, even if they had
the inclination, so they hardly loom as a
menace. On the other hand there are
many individuals among them far better
qualified for the intelligent exercise of
citizenship than many persons who al
ready enjoy it as a birthright. To give
them citizenship as a race might prove
just the stimulus they need to spur them
ON to self-improvement
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-10
MAY CONTEST WATSON WILL.
Senator's Widow Is Said to Think Mrs.
Iytle Receives Too Much.

AUGUSTA, Ga. Oct. 10-A lively
legal battle is now expected over the will
of Thomas f. Watson. former senator
from Georgia. Mrs. Watson according
TO reports. says she will file a caveat
to the will because she thinks that Mrs.
Alice Louise Lyle has received too
much
For a number of year Mrs Lytle was
closely associated with Senator Watson.
She lives at his home at Thomson. and
at the time of his death was managing
editor of his paper. the Columbia Senti-
mel. a weekly publication.
statement was issued by Ordinary
Lokey of McDufie county yesterday that
n petition had been filed for probating
the WILL The will is said 10 be in the
McDuffie bank vault. 1t will be pro-
bated Nov. IS.
Reports here are that Mrs. Lyle has
been left two plantations of less than
100 acres each. bungalow at Thomson
and $50 a week for the rest of her life.
1t is said that the will provides that in
the case of marriage Mrs. Lyle viii for
felt these requests
Mrs. Watsonleft for Washington sew
eral days ago to enter her two grand
daughters. Georgia Lee and Georgia
Watson. in school.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-10
GET CHURCHES BEHIND SHIPS.
Meth0dists Want Dry Ships Made Profit.
able to Owners

CHICAGO. Oct. 10.-The Methodist
Episcopal church board of temperance.
prohibition and public morals will adj
vocate that the churches of America get
behind the American merchant marine
TO show that a prohibition marine can
be made to pay" u. Pickett, research
secretary of the board, said yesterday.
We feel it an obligation on the mart
of the churches" Mr.. Pickett said, Ito
see to it that American vessels have such
advantages as will compensate for the
disadvantages in competing with foreign
lines which carry liquors.
Mr.. Pickett suggested that preferen-
tial treatment could be afforded by per-
uniting passengers on American ships to
bring in $500 of foreign goods duty free
instead of 800 worth. He added that
n provision to provide that at least two
thirds of immigrants should come on
American ships also would help.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-10
\ TRUST FROM THE G. A. r..

The veterans of the Grand Army of
the Republic recently held their annual
encampment at Des Moines, Ia. Their
lines are thinning fast, but they met
with all the old spirit unquenched.
These old men who are passing have
served their country in more than their
war activities. Ever since the Civil
war they have made a passionate doc
trine of patriotism and allegiance to the
flag, and have expressed it in many
ways. They not only fought the good
fight when fighting was the thing, but
they have kept the faith in loyal citizen
ship through all the changing conditions
since.
So long as one of them lives, this torch
will be kept alight When the last of
them is gone, they will leave a sacred
trust not only to those who followed
them in other wars, but to all their coun-
trymen, to keep faith in this country, al
legiance to her government and love
for the flag alive as active, daily things
not merely as oratorical terms to be
dragged forth on special occasions
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-10
Weather Prophets.
(Caledonian Record. J

The weather is considered by society
folks 10 be the lowest limit of conversa-
ton. The man who can think of nothing
TO say except some seemingly fiat and
commonplace remark about the weather
is considered zero as Il talker.
Nevertheless the weather Is one of the
most vital influences affecting community
life. If 1t is favorable the crops flourish
food prices become reasonable and human
welfare is advanced. But if droughts pre-
vail or if there is on overSupply of mois-
ture them crops fall off, prices are high
and business suffers.
People who live in the country are
specially likely to get interested in the
weather, as their minds are freer from
distractions. The heavens above them
are kind of screen DRAMA in which the
contending forces of the air are forever
playing their game.
The weatherwise man watches the con-
flict of sunshine and storm in fascinated
interest. 1t is kind of game of solitaire
and he puts his past observation against
the uncertainties of a changeful climate,
and wins if he guesses right.
The people who talk about the weather
may seem dull and commonplace. But
they have at least acquired a habit of
observation and reflection. They take
Il vast body of phenomena, and they
classify it in their own minds. watch the
sequence of storm and sunshine. and
form conclusions as to what results fol-
low certain conditions and appearances.
Thus the skies are a kind of book in
which many unlearned men have read.
From them they gain not merely skill
in forecasting weather changes, but they
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-10
LOW DEATH RATE RECORD.
Only III Per thousand Last Year-in
crease in Number of Births.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ia record
low death rate was established last year
III the registration areas of the United
States. according TO an announcement
last night by the department of COM
merce, which gave the 1921 rate as III
per thousand population against 13.1 in
1920. The infant mortality rate for 1921
also decreased from 1920, according to
the statement. which gave the rate for
1921 as 76 per LOCO and Sc per 100 for
the previous year. The registration areas
include population of 70.425,0
The birth rate for 1921 was 243 per
1000. against 23.7 per 1000 in 1920.
The department statement showed l.
714.261 births in the registration areas
for the year. The total number of deaths
were S25.511. of which 129.5SS were of
children under one year of age.