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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
Zpravy Z Cesko-Slovenska :


Ustav Milana Steafnika v +.
Sv. MARITIME ma byt' vybudovany
toho roku. Mesto uz povolilo sta
vebne miesto bez nahrady. Ustav
v ktorom bude zariadena socialna
skola penzionat, bude lstrehm
dobrovol'nej zenskej, socialnej
prace pre- Slovensko bude spo-
lupracovat' Cerv. Krizom mi
nisterstvom socialnej peclivosti..
o Javorinu. Vedecka komi-
sia, ktorej ciel'om je preskimat
otazku Javoriny, bola tieto dni
rozmnozena elenov turistickych
odborov. Jednanie Javorinu me-
dzi zastupcami cs. statu a Pol ska
bude pravdepodobne uz " april a
to vo Varsave "a pritomnosti "a
stupcov ministerstva vnutra a "a
hranicia. Ako sa dozveda "Tribu-
ma" kompetentneho miesta, je
otazka Javoriny pre- mas stat vel
mi priazniva.
- Bratislava "a obchodne spo-
jenie s Juhoslaviou. Mesto Brati-
slava vyslalo na juhoslovansku i
inarodohospodarsku anketu,a kto-
ra bola IA. ma rca zahajena, svoju
delegaciu, skladajucu sa z instruk
tora soc. peclivosti E.. X. ,Rosola
a riaditel "a mestskeho trz11eho L.
radu Mihala. Tito delegate beli. pri
jati juhoslovanskym vyslancom a
splnomocnenym ministrom drom;
Vosnjakom. Delegati predniesli.
ziadost' ably bol sriadeny v Brati-
slave juhoslovanskl konzulat Il
vel Ky dobytci trh, ktory by spro-
stredkoval priamy nakup dobyt-
ka Juhoslavia. Minister uistil
delegatov, ze tlmto otazkam We.
nuje plnu pozornost', a doporu-
ciac ich k rieSeniu svojej Wade,
bude tieto poziadavky vsemozne
podporovat'. Bolo konstatovane
pocas rOzhovoru, re z celkovehO
vFvozu Juhoslavie pripada na
Raknsko 1886 Ia Ceskosloven-
sko iba 4.10 procenta. Nyslanec Or
Vosnjak prisl 'ubil, re april prl
de IA Slovensko, ably tam STUDIO
val hospodarskee pomery. Otazka
sriadenia dobytcieho trhu m;iso-
vej pokladnice Bratislave- bu-
de prejednana.
Stinnesove chamtive ruky
cishaju do nasej republily. Secs
ke Slovo" vo svojom clanku ma
bada ministra pol 'nohospodarstva.
Stanka k najvacsej opatrnosti, pp
nevac vraj V najblizsich dnodl
mozeme sd dozit' vel 'keho prekva
penia. Ide o povoIenie k vykorf-
steniu ohromnych lesov ma pan
Stve grofa SchoenbOrna V Munka-
ci V Podk. Rusi. Nejake tajne ru-
ky vraj pracuju k tomu, ably po-
volenie toto dane bolo istej hol-
landskej spolocnosti, ktorej sa
vravi, ze "a jej chrbtom stoji po-
vestn! nemeckI vel'kokapitalista
a vykorist 'ovatel' maiych naro-
dov slabych statov, Hugo Stin-
mes. V poslaneckej snemovni a Sc
nate bude tato zalezitost' bedlive
prejednavana.
- Rusinske strany sa biju. Mi
nistersky predseda DIR. Benes pri
svojej ceste do Podk. Rusi yyia-
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14

clVdld uA ptdVNc I'D oculVCd w
la podana zaloba, ktora ma raz
politicky. 81. Vych.
- Mad 'ari proti Hlinkovej au-
tonomii. Magyar Ujsag' v, Bra
tislave prinasa do1ezity clanok
posi-. Szent-Ivanyiho s. nadpisom
"Autonomia Slovenska a Mad "a
ri". Tento clanok je tym dolezi-
tejsi, ponevac dava smer mad ar
skej politike ma Slovensku a Eau
jima rozhodne stanovisko voci au-
tonomistickemh hnutiu. Szent-I-
vanyi ponajprv pise dosavad-
nom nestalom chovani sa l'udo-
vel strany, ktora bola raz vo Via
de a inokedy Ease proti Wade. Te-
raz vsak Hlinka podava navrh na
zmenu nstavy. A tento navrh "a
ujima teraz vsetky vrstvy ma
d 'arskeho obyvatel 'stva na Slo-
vensku. Mad 'ari vsak musia byt
opatrni voti Hilnkovi OIL 'adom
na jeho doterajsiu einnest'. z to-
ho ne;vNplfva, se Mad'ari su pri-
vrzenci centralizmu - .doterajsie
stanovisko Mad 'arov pre- autono-
miu Slovenska bolo zalozene na
citovN:h zakladoch, ponevac Ma
d ,ari chceli na kazdy pad udrzat
dobry pomer SO Slovakmi. To tr-
valo vsak do tel DOLBY, dokial' au-
tonomia bola len heslom a bolo by
byvalo vel 'kou chybou so strany
Mad arrow, keby neboli prejavili
tito sympatiu. Teraz vsak situa-
cia, je ina. Pred Mad 'armi lezi ma
vnh zakona autonomii Sloven-
ska, a oni musia presne ustanovit'
svoje stanovisko. Tu sa jedna hla-
yne g to-, si, 'dnesna ustava repub-
liky alebo. tHlinkov opraveny for
mat zarueuje lepssie israga d'alej
kultiirne a hospodarske< potreby
Mad arrow. Mad 'ari povazuju ces-
ko-slovensku ustavu "a oktroj,
ktory bol prijaty len niteno-
sti. Preto Mad'ari pracuju al pre-
reviziu ilstavy a vsetkych revo-
lucnych zakonov. Toto opozicne
stanovisko ma sluzit "a zaklad i
V otazke autonomie. ktOra bola wy
pracovana bez Mad 'arov a ma vsc
tky priznaky noveho oktroja. -
V tomto ohl 'ade medzi Hlinkovou
cs. ustavou MET roz-
dielu a nemozu sd Mad 'ari posta-
Wit po boku Hlinku. DO tych cias
nevypracujii svoje pod
ME len ohl 'adom samot-
nej autonomie ale al OIL 'adom jej
pravnej faktickej casti ohl'a-
dom sposobu prevedenia. | keDy
Mad 'ari mohli, prijat' navrh au-
tonomie V celku a v castiach, mu-
81 byt' tento navrh doplneny ty-
mi zakladnymi zakonmi ustano-
veniami, ktore ustalia situaciu l.
nych narodov, ktore ziju I'd auto
nomnom iizemi. Tato otazka sd
deli Ia 2 casti: prva je otazka
spoluprace pre- autonomiu. Pod
mienkou tejto spoluprace je revi-
zia podaneho zakona jeho dopl-
nenia istymi zarukami reciprocity
V tych otazkach. ktOre nesuvisia
priamo SO zmenou Gstavy a d'a-
lei ustalenie jednoty V taktike,
tax parlamentnej praci ako i vo
vseobecnom politickom boji. Po
druhe ziadaj1 prepracovanie do
plnenie navrhu autonomie a usta-
lenie zvlastnych sekcii, ktore ST
platne pre- uzakonenie navrhu.
81. Vych.
- Po vyplate sa nesmie tanco-
vat. V Moravskej Ostrave, Prl-
voze, Marianskych Horach a vo
Vitkoviciach su zakazane tanecne
zabavy bezprostredne po vypla-
tach, pretoze sa pri Mich peniaze
priamo vyhadzovaly, co malo IA
nasledok roznice a biedu v do
macnostiach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-14
Asentirlky M Slovensku., Od

A00ASAA ~ - 0kOVSAAeAN.s W.
vodna povinnost' pocina sa /. ia.
nuarom roku, v ktorom obca do.
konci 20. rok a konci 81. decem.
brom roku, v ktorom dokoncil %
rok. u tych, ktori sa nedostavili
2 akychkol'vek prfcin v tomto We.
ku k odvodom, trva odvodna pc.
vinnost' az do 81. decembra toho
roku, v ktorom dokonei SO. rok
Obeania narodeni tonne rokn
tvoria jednu odvodnu triedu, kto.
"a sa oznacuje ako I. II. III. trie.
da odvodna, podl'a roku narode.
MIA povinnych odvodom. X odvo.
du idl rocne vzdy tri .triedy. Use,
tel tt, ktori byvaju ma dzemi Cs
republiky a nemozu preukazat
cudziu prlslusnost', musia k odvo-
du. X odvodom nemusia sa dosta-
Wit stidne uznam tnepri6etni, mr.
zaci,~ (jestli chybuje ruka,. noha,
ak je SLEEPY Ia ODE oei, hluchone-
my, alebo kretin) a ii, o ktorych
niektorej odvodnej triede uro-
bila komisia rozhodnutie "neod-
vedeny." III, ktori boil vojen-
skej sluzby prepusten pred spl-
neninl svojej sluzobnej povinno-
sti po Is. marci nfe sd povinnf v
tomto roku dostavit'" sa k odvo-
dom. Cudzinec, ktory 81 nadobud-
null cs. Statne obcanstvo, pred ro-
!kom, v ktorom dokoncil %. rok,
hhus k odvodu vo svojej triede.
AK nadobudne obeanstvo peskerZ
Sic, ale pred dokoncsnim 40. rokn,
ide len raz k odveAa, ak liadobud-
he obeanstvo az po 40. *roku, ife-
podlleha odvodneJ povinnostl .v0-
bee. Kazdy musi ist' k odvodu V
tom okrese, V ktorom NAL V dope
prihlasky k odvodnemu supisu tr-
vale eahydlisko. Jestli vsak zmenil
svoje bydlisko, povoli Ia ziadost'
prislusny sldznovsky 1rad, ably
siel k odvodom v inom okrese. -
(Pozn. red.-Toto ie vazna zpra-
va tykajuca sa vsetkych americ-
kych Slovakov, ktori chcu sa usa-
dit ma Slovensku. Dl'a cs. vojen.
zakona tedy kazdy americky Slo-
wax do 40. roku povinny je odsl1-
zit' 81 svoje roxy cs. armade.)
Nova obchodna ACADEMIA v
Bahskej Bystrici. Ministerstvo
skolstva a mar. osvety uvedomilo
obchodn1 komoru Banskej By
strict, re vyhovujuc ziadosti ko-
mory, obchodni skolu Banskej
Bystrici pocnuc skolskym rokom
1922-1923 premeni na obchodnu a.
kademiu.
- Vinarska skola v Modre. V
Modre bude otvorena vinarska
skola na jasen novel budove.
Vyjednavania, ktore V tejto veci
viedol Prahe senator Rohacek,
boly 1spesne zakoncene.
- Pred vel'kym politickym pro
cesom Prahe. Ministerstvo verej-
neho zdrayotnictva pripravuje "a
kon 0 reforme lekarnickeho usta-
novenia. Podl'a tohoto navrhu
majn byt' niektore vysady lekar-
nikov znacne obmedzepe. Ked' sa
o tomto pripravovanom zakone le-
karnici PRIV dozvedeli, ako posla-
necke kruhy, predst1pil magister
Sedivy Prahe pred Svaz cesko-
slovenskych a nemeckych lekarni-
kov navrhom, ably Dol sobraty
kapital 6--7 milionov Kc ciel 'om
podplacania poslancov a uradn1-
kov ktori potion mali sa posta-
rat to, ably navrh ministerstva
zdravotnictva nebol uzakoneny.
Oba ale Sway tento nayrh zavrh-
ly. Ably ale svojho ciel'a mg. Sc
divy dosiahol, roztrusoval zpra-
WI, re vraj poslanec Johanis poi
de lekarnikom po ruke, ked' po-
uzijn Sedivcom navrhovaneho pro
striedku. Tato zprava ale nespo-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 20, 1922
WHAT IS mNsPIRATloN"2

Let rs take the case OF writer
who Is sitting In his room, getting
what may properly be called an lnspl
r0tIoh, writes Winston Churchill In the
Yale Review According to our sup
position, he Is being played upon by
his right hand" in the unseen. This
means that his conscious mind, with
the wlll-energy derived from the
player, Is using unique experience rec
ords to translate in the note Of his
personality the emotions which also
come from the player The emotions
are translated into thoughts, ideas.
and these are constructed by the WILL
energy into work Of art-a theme.
In such situation the writer COM
posing In happiness or ecstasy, may be
said TO, be lin love- realizing and ex-
pressing his desires, the fruit OF his
love, although he may not suspect the
existence of the person in the unseen
OF whom he is member-since they
are both in the same emotion tones
with blended Wills, He is in 'llfe
everlasting" In some manner outside
OF time, unconscious OF the passing OF
the hours; living, indeed, in the I'M
seen with that other, although his
body is expressing the emotions phe-
nomenally here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20

In world all made to order there
would be neither peaks" nor "hol-
lows" In business-thlngs would move
along evenly expanding slowly to
meet the needs of increasing pOpula-
tlon and higher standards OF living,
says the New York Tribune. But tina
world isn't made to order so we have
periods of frenzied activity, followed
by depression, dullness and great
activity again. Unfortunately, no one
has succeeded In devlsing a formula
by which the various phases Of the
cycle can be measured with exacti-
Jude. SO we cannot give statistical
data to show precisely when the turns
for the better or worse will come
Nevertheless, there is one infallble
way to forecast the coming OF depres-
sion ,sas swsll as the return OF pros
perlty. when the Great majority of
us are wildly optimistic an early crash
In business, is Inevitable. And when
the majority are pessimlstic and ready
to consIgn the country TO the dogs II
is as Certain as anything can be that
prosperity is just around the economic
corner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20

The economic revival in Belgium is
accompanied by an extraordinarily
active Intellectual revival, according to
a survey by Walter A. Montgomery for
the United States bureau of educa-
ton. 1t is pointed out that all uni
versitles and schools are crowded far
beyond their capacity, and that the
minister of science and art is even
contemplating restoring entrance ex-
aminations to universities to eliminate
those who are less fitted for higher
Sstudies. No fewer than five or six
literary reviews have been lately
founded In Belgium. and a generation
of new writers, including some re-
markabe younger poets, is coming to
the fore, 1t is said.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20
Use Birds for Smuggling Drugs.

The use of carrier pigeons as Co
came smugglers-"sno birds in the
literal sense Of the worlds the latest
device for introducing the drug from
Germany into France, The pigeons
are released from various points
along the German frontier and alight
in Nancy, each carrying quite appre-
ciable amounts of the narcotic.
The greed Of the smugglers in over
loading one bird, which fell exhaust
ed in the Meuse district caused the
mdoIng Of the smuggers and the ar
rest of several. This pigeon carried
Is grammes, or about a half ounce Of
the drug In small packages, sewed to
the feathers of the bird, and not tied
to the leg, as Is customary in the car
rylng OF messages.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20
MORE THAN ONE WAY

gentleman with a sensitive and
cultivated ear was annoyed rs the per.
siStent and wretched piano playing of
"A woman who occupied the adjoining
flat. one day he met her in the hal
with her fouryearold daughter.
Your little gill plays quite well for
n child of her age" ne remarked ia
his most friendly manner, Il hear her
practting every day
The offender made sure he was our
when She opened lhe piano agan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20

The Red Cross figures that Amer
leans have given $256,375,0 900 to relieve
war distress in fifteen European coun-
tries, Cynlcs, with acid temperaments,
comment that this is only $3.50 for
each of US. A liberal estimate. How
ever, 1t Is equivalent to 100000 men
donating the entire fruits of their
labor for a whole year. That isn't bad,
considering the llbels about Americans
being selfish, It'd be very cold day
in August before other nations would
do as much for us.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20
NEXT WEEK FAIR PROGRAM
BrattIcboro VIII Offer Better Show
Than Ever.

No expense and effort has been
spared to secure the finest attractions
available for the vaudeville program
to be presented at the Valley Fair
at Hrattleboro, W., on the 26th and
nth OF this month. c. l.. Stickney,
president OF the fair association, has
contracts have been closed with the
'B y, Keith vaudeville Exchange for
avs acts which represent the best on
the circuit. II has always been the
policy of the Valley Fair Association
which measure up to a high stand
ard and from the recommendations
which have been received, the vaud-
Ieyille acts to be presented at the
fair this year will surpass all preyi'
out exhibitions.
There will be two presentations Of
Lhe program each day between the
racing heats. The attractions are
theaded by the canton five group of
five Chinese, three men and two
women, who are adopted at Juggling,
fire eating, hanging by their cues,
etc. The performers are beautifully
costumed and this act will be the
feature Of the program.
Gordon Brothers and the boxing
Kangaroo will be awaited with in
terest and curiosity by everyone
planning to attend the fair The
great attraction in this act Is the
kangaroo, which may be said, is a
real live kangaroo This Is the first
itme such trained animal has ap
peared at the Val ey Fair and II 20
and Grownups alike
4 Peters and Lebuft will appear in a
lcomic acrobatic act in which these
performers show the high lights IN
their profession They >erform ser
lal work that is extremely high class
Reckless Duo and Sylvia perform
several daredevil stunts Of hair
raising variety and the two Butchers
perform a novelty act on the track
in front Of Che grandstand which Is
decidedly unique, The set is very
wide in scope. team and two horses
being necessary for its presentation
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20
calf,s peeulIar Rirthmark.

There is a calf on an Ohio farm that
wns born with both It's ears notched
at the top. rs though there had been
a V.shaped piece cut out Of them The
space Is about an inch deep Its moth
or is twelve years odd and one Of her
ears we're marked In the same way
when she was put out to pasture when
young, but the owner had cut this
notca. Tho calf ls perfectly normal
in every other way,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20
A. 3. c. OF NUTRITION
Red Cross Courier Tells How to Make
II Easier

Hed cross GouTler lellS TOW 10 hdNe
II Easier
Parents generally do not realize
that the child from , to 6 years OF
age is having rather difficult time
getting started on the road away from
babyhood Many others who have fed
their babies well so long as the pro
gram of infant food could be followed
begin to have trouble at once when
the child is old enough to have his
meals with the family. As usually hap.
pens he is brought to the table and
presented with taste Of this and
that so It's not strange that he re-
CARDS the occasion as a game IN
which he Is "it1 Later begins the
Baby cant have admoniton, and t
is not surpr sing that the records
show an alarming percentage OF
undernourishment amCnl( chi dren
Of pre- school age.
As matter of course there
should be no ab-upt change in his
program. His baby diet Of milk
cereals, fruit Juice and egg should
be continued with the addition from
time to time of new foods with which
he should be becom ne acquainted
1t will be much easier TO do this
If the meals are prepared with the
need of the child in mind so that
II will not be necessary to nuke
so many prohibitions Tfs Use
not mean that no foods are to be
served which he may not have but
the family in general will be better
off If simpler lines are followed in
the selection and preparation Of the
food.
Let us sec if this will mean any
very radical changes in meal planning
Beginn ny with soup there is no reason
why a child should not have any
sort Of milk soup If not highly sea
.soned If clear meat soup is served
he can have a little as a favor in
hot milk.
The 2 year.old child can have a
little beef lamb fish or fowl once
day. No fried meat of any kind
'nor salt, smoked or canned meat
should be given him When these
are served he should have egg in
stead
Potatoes are good in any form eX-
tept fred or scalloped with cheese.
Baked potatoes are to be preferred
All green vegetables are allowed
but these should not be oyer-cooked
and should be mashed or very finely
chopped Beans, peas and lentils
rlould be we'll cooked and sra ned
through steve
The use of green salads and raw
fruit. should be encouraged for the
whole family but, of course, the ,
year old should not eat skins, seeds,
or other hard parts
All breads should be we'll baked
in any case. There is no excuse
for any one cultivating taste for
bread so fresh and moist that it can
be made into balls | Ike putty.
AS to desserts all the plain pudd-
ing, custards ice cream and sherbets
are suitable for children If served
in moderation There is no need OF
call ne tho chi'l's attention to cake
of any kind
! If there simply has to be pic only
the ii ling should be served to him
or better still a port on Of the filing
might be baked in an individual Gus.
ttard cup
For eli drcn coffee and tea a"e
simply out of the question NJ * is
the drink for them. and surely the
work of serving that is as easy as
poui ne It out Of the bottle,
.t --.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20
Deserved Reward.

"WhatS going on here?'
"A column conductor is being pre-
sented with loving cup by his admir-
Ing constituents"
"What inspired such an unusual dem.
onstration?'
'flIe has never initiated Pepy's diary
or written parody on 'Mary's Little
Lamb.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20
Wanted AT Once
OLD .UTNK
c. W. WRIGHT. M. D.

EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED
Oculist ana Aurist 10 North Adams
hospital. Formerly in charge OF eye
ear, nose and throat services at Post
Hospital, Eastern Department Head
Quarters. aH 40 EXfyg%
Tel. 372-M. DowlIn Block, No. Adams
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20

Senator, there is a man outside
who looks like job hunter"
Tell him to come back tomorrow"
HE says he hasn't eaten in two
days
THAT won't keep him from coming
back. He'll show UP here II he has TO
be brought in on a stretcher.'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20
Soft soan Still Effective

Hubby, writer in Blanks Maya.
zine says that wives should get wages.
Don't YOU think they should?" "Of
course my dear, but there isn't money
enough in the whole world TO pay YOU"
Then she smiled and went on washing
the dishes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20
Washing and Greasing

To Meet A Growing Demand
have established place Of business
at No jO7 Cage Street for WASHING,
GRIASING & OILlNG AUTOMOBILES.
Long experience In taking care of cars
Of all kinds Work thoroughly and
promptly done, win call for and de-
liver cars If desired Prices reasonable
Alfred Foster
Telephone lG0-X,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20
Accommodation.

Lady-Before | take you must
know II you're engaged.
Lena-Ma'am, do you mean If /
have n fcller.
Lady-NeS.
Lena-No, maam, l haven't. but I
can soon set one, if you like it.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20

"After he fell off the car and was
found to be badly injured, what did
the plaintiff say?' witness was
asked.
Witness-IIe said; "Confound 1t, and
I've paid nay fare right on to IlfordW
London Tit-Bits
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-20
PERISH TNF THOIICHT

The Dog Faneier; Yes'7l that's
blue ribbon Pekingese. Pedigree goes
back to the time Of the Ming dynasty.
tell you, ma'am, dog like that's not
to be sneezed at"
The Dog Lovers ! should say not.
He might catch something dreadful
from a sneexe.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-03
AMERICA IS RAPIDLY
BECOMING FEMINIZED
EDUCATOR DECLARES

Baltimore, Dec. 2.-Spcaking at
q meeting here today of college
presidents and reserve officers
training corps inspectors at which
an association was formed for the
promotion of military training, DR..
Samuel Il. Mccormick, chancellor
of the University OF Pittsburgh,
declared that America "is rapidly
becoming feminized."
The United States, he said,
would soon become nation of
women il it listened TO those who
are now crying their opposition TO
war for any cause whatever.
eve need compulsory military
training in the colleges and uni
vorsities IL we are TO be properly
prepared in case of war; DR.. Nc
Cormick insisted.
DR.. Frank J. Goodnow, president
of the Johns Hopkins university
was elected president and Dr. T..
r. Woods, president of the Uni
versity of Maryland, secretary
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-03
Ex-MINIsTER SENTENCED

McAlester, Okla, Dec. al. C.
Trotter former minister. was sens
fenced to sixty days Imprisonment
when he pleaded guilty today in
district court here to charge of
wife desertion.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-03
W. c. 7. j. HOLDS
STATE MEETING
IN RATION, N. N.
Mrs. StrumquiSt of This.
City, President, Reports
Aid Promised for Frances
Willard School

Ration, n, NJ, Dec 2.--The
thirty-ninth annual convention Of
the New Mexico w. c. r. u. be-
gan its sessions here today in the
Presbyterian church with a large
attendance. Mrs. Anna Wilds
Strumqust Of Albuquerque. state
president and who recently re-
turned from the worlds conven-
tion i'm Philadelphia, as presiding.
Mrs. Strumquist reports that
six states through local repre-
sentatiyes and one lady in Canada
have pledged support to the w
G. T. L. enterprise in New Mex
ico--the Frances T.. Willard
school in Santa re. Two girls
from Arkansas, two from Ken
lucky and one from Kansas City
are expected to enroll in the
school, where there are now five
Ration girls. News of this insti-
tuition and New Mexico w. C. Il.
U. work was syndicated in a
news service that reaches $500
newspapers. New departments OF
work to be financed by aid from
the national organization are to
be launched the coming year in
New Mexico. The increase in
membership and state activities
occasiOned New Mexico w. c. 7
L. to be presented with a dis
tinguished service banner and
badge at the national conven
.tion. Six lecturers and organic
erS from other states and over.