davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1923-11-14
Draths
Henry T. Richards.

Henry T. Richards Of South Chap lin, son of Palmer s. Richards and brother of Mrs. C. r. Shelton of this city. was killed in an automobile &C., cident fin Willimantic Saturday, No- vember 10. Tho funeral was held this afternoon at ?. m. at tho South Chaplin chapel. Interment was in North windham cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-14
MRS. ISGERsoLL DEAD.

Nes Haven. Sov 14-A message from New York today announced the death Of Mrs. Elizabeth IngersoIl Haven, wife Of George Grissold Ha- sen and daughter of the late Cover nor Charles R. Insersoll. Mrs. Ha- ufn long had been socially notable in COnnccticut and New York society.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-14
GERMANS RELEASED

Berlin, Nov. if.--A dispatch from Essen says Baron Krupp von Bohlen and the Krupp directors Hartwig, Bruhn and oesterlin, who were con- yicted of opposing the French oc- cupation and given long prison terms. have been provisionally released and it is assumed they have been definite ly pardoned.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-14
PREPARES FOR FLIGHT

Copenhagen, Nov. 14.--Lieutenant Crumrine of the United States air service has left here for Greenland 10 investigate the possibility of using the Danish Grown Land as the stage. for the eventual American military seaplane attempt 10 cross the At- lantic next summer from New York to England. It is planned to use Labrador. Greenland, Iceland and the Faeroe islands as stopping of places, if necessary.
 Lieutenant Crumrine also will visit Iceland and the Faeroe Islands.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-14
Herman SattIer. .Ir.

Herman, Jrs the two days old son of Mir. and Mrs. Herman sattier of Glen street. died at the New Britain General hospital last night. Funeral services were held this afternoon and intcrment was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-14
Yrars eErs xoRr.I rruzE.

hg Nnn Ass0clsAf1 fta@%
 Stockholm. Nov. f4-The Sobel rrize for litefsture has bsen awarded to William Entler Yeats. ths Irish au- thor. t pas announced today.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-14

ToDay's TREASURY REPORT L. s. Treasury-Baiance s20o,s24,oo3.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-14

Wire fence is replacing the stone fences formerly used in Cuba.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
VIVA KU MLADEzI MA OKO.
LICI YOUNGsTOWNSKEJ.

Odkladat' 20 dna na den sa ne
da so vsetkym. Kto sa domnieva,
ze zajtra a dnes. ME, ten je ma O.
myle. Mladi muzovia a mladenci,
ktori ME ste ziadnom spolku
poisteni ma smrtn1 podporu, ne
odkladajte, a urobte to hned'. Tu
sa yam naskytuje dobra prilezi-
tost'. Spolok Sv. Stefana, Sokoli
X. s. j. sa ushodH, ze budn zdar-
ma novych tidov prijimat' behom
troch mesiacov, Cd 3. j1na do 2.
septembra. Spolok odbyva riadne
schodze kazd1 prvu nedel'u me-
siaci ma Watt st. slovenskej sko-
le 2. hodine popoludnf, kde sa
kandidati mozu hlasit' o clenstvo.
Tiez spolok vyzyva ddov, aby
sch0dze pravidelne navstevovali
Jan schira, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
schodza &. 25. /. K. s. ].

Spolok Sv. Martina, Cislo %. ].
X. s. j. vyzyva svojich ndov, aby
ma bud1cu schodzu, dna IL. jiina
sa kazdy dostavil, lebo prfdu vaz-
ne veci ma pretras. Nasa organl-
zacia budc mat mimoriadnu kon-
venciu Ii. jiila v meste st. Louis,
ma ktorej chcd zvysit prispevky
a tiez j stanovy Qpravat'. Name
llstlxy ma zyolenic delegatov ia
t iikonvenci,l. Len este st 'astie, ze
to bndc V st. Louis ME az dakde
Mexiku (Dobra prilczitost' pre-
sponky, tax blizko konvencia).
TAX tiez tt ndovia, ktori nepla-
till 25c mimoriadnych prispevkov
po zomrelom idovi, mech to uci-
MIA na tejto schodzi. Bratia, po-
vsimnite 81 tohto oznamenia, lebo
veci s1 vazne pre- mas ndov, tato
konvencia chce zacret do naSicll
vackov to jak vsetko nasvedcu.
je, dost' hlboko, re to az pocitime.
S nctou, "a nrad spolku
Martin Muransky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
ORNAMENTS.

Spolocnost' Slovcnskeho Domu
Tatra Haselton tymto v laskavii
znamost' dava ysetkym svojim
bratom neastinarom, ze dna u.
j1na veeer o s. hodine v skolskej
miestnosti bude sa odbyvat' pol
rocna schodza, ma ktor1 sn ziada-
nj vsetci ncastinari a direktori
byt' prltomni to nielen pre- pol
roene iicty, ale prfdu vel vaz-
ne veci ma pretras a sfce ohl'a-
dom odpredania alebo rozpustc-
MIA tejto Spoldenosti. Ma itejto
schodzi jc ostatna pr1lezitost' ME-
co tym urobit', tax aby VIM
potion nedaval nikto ma tych, kto.
ri budti pritomnf, preto sa vsetci
vyzyvajii, ably sa tejto schodze dc
jedneho sdcastnili.
S 1ctou,
A. Malak, zapisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
Temperature.

Temperature, totiz teplota k1-
pel'a ma byt' odmerana thermo-
metrom, teplomerom. Veci zaria-
dit TAX, ably So pri k1pani diet a
nezachladilo pridlhym drzanim ho
vonku, ami prel 'aknutim alebo wy
trzenim. Studeny obkladok m6ze
byt' drzany ma hlave pocas hord-
cky pocas knpania ku snizeniu
temperatGry alebo pri davani tep-
leho obkladu. Jestli ruky alebo
nohy s1 studene, hor1ca voda vo
flaskach m6ze byt' upotrebena.
V kazdej trvacnejsej nemoci tre
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
YouNog4o wxAkt sLoYxxskf novIxY

town, ale VI dAvajh prednost OF
kresnemu Sboril, keby ale Okr.
sbor sa no nezauia1, za' si oni o.
chotnf sami predhaskn (nsporia-
dat a Srobara povolat'.
o tejto otazke bofo uvazoyaiiss
a konesne ,lzavrets ponechat bra
tom Sokolom prednasku usporia-
dat 0kr. Sbor ME je prot tomu,
ably tn Srobar Dol poyolany. Ba
radi bndeme tomu, ked mas pride
navstfvit' Slovak, ktory mnoho
dobreho vykonal pre- slovensky ma
rod este pred preyratom aj pooas
prevratn. Prajeme br. Sokolom,
ably sa i'm prednaska vydarila a
dlifame, ze slovenske obecenstvo
sa tejto prednasky v hoinom po-
etc ziicastnf a vypoeuje vel'keho
mnza a prveho ministra Sloven.
| ska.
| D'alej bolo uzavrett, aby br,
predseda v meme Okr. Sboru pre-.
siel k spravcovi osady Sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda a 50 pod 'akoval osade
"a prepnst 'anie nam miestnosti na
otrimovanie sch6dz a ably zaro.
ven poziadal, ci by nam neboli 0.
chotni dat miestnost' al mad ale!
a co by vlastne pozadovali ma bu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08

SAN&SS,s
Il Tiez bolo uzavrete usporiadat
Slovensky Den, ako SINE to robili
minule roxy. Trad Okr. Sborn Dol
pdvereny dohodntlt' sa so SPRAY
com rarkn ehl'adom' dna. Ssh6-
dza bnde' syolana az vtedy, ked
budeme mat ureeny den, ma kto-
rel vypracuje program inc pred
prace vylonajd kn prospechu a
zdaru Slovenskeho Dna.
Nasledovala vol'ba nradu. Starf
1radnici priali 81 a ziadali, aby
zvoleny Dol dplne novy trad, aby
talk cerstvymi silami pracovalo sa
pre- dobro nasho slovenskeho mena
tn ma tejto okolici. No nahovorit
sa nechcel dat nikto, lebo vysle-
dok Dol ten, ze cely starry lirad Dol
ma novo zvoleny. Teda trad Okr.
Sboru Slov. Lfgy je nasledovny
Jozef Martinko, prcdseda, Juraj
Murdzak, podpredseda, Jurai Pu-
halla, tai. apokl., FIR. Hudik a Pa
vel Habovsky, vybor majetku.
Poneva6 llz bolo pozde v noci,
br. predseda pod 'akoval pritom-
nym "a iicast' schodzu vyhla-
lsil "a skoncenii.
Jurai Puha1la tai
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
Spolu: 1O05.14
Spolu: S71.5O

SpOlu: o|l.oO
Ia ohlaaky este neskolektovali
nasledovni A. M. Palkovic "a Z
ohlasiek: $4,000, James Hovorka
"a jednu $500. FIR. Hudik "a jed
nu $500. Spolu $1,000.
Dlhy Okresneho Sboru do %.
maia 1923 sn nasledovne:
Cesko-slovenska tlaciaren "a
tlac knihy Genius $1,000. James
Hovorka 10 perc. "a ohlasky $3.50.
FIR. Hudik, to istc $500. Juraj
Murdzak, to iste $1.OO. Juraj Pu-
halla, to iste $4.OO. A. M. Palkovi5
to iste $500. Matej Pallo, co popi-
sovatel', starry dlh $500. Andrej
Benedik, to iste 5000. FIR. Hudik
to iste $1,000. Jan Kadilak, to i
ste 800. Juraj Puhalla "a sorto-
vanie mien pod tlac $17.00. Jozef
Martinko to iste $500. Sbierku e.
Ste treba poslat' do fondu cs. in,
validov po odtiahnuti vydavkov
asi $4,000. Juraj Puhalla, tai,
rocny plat 1929: $25.O0. spolu
! s313.4O.
| Vybor mhjetku prezrel knihy
q nasiel ich tiplnom poriadku.
Daen v Youngstown, Ohio, dna
23. maja 1923.
Juraj Puhalla, taj.-pokl. o. s.
Dosvedcujn: Frantisek Hudik a
Pavel Habovslzy, vyb. majetku.
Zpravy tajomnfka a vyboru ma
jetku prijate so zapisnicnou vd'a-
kou.
Tajomnfk este podal dodatoc-
MI zpravu ohl'adom kniziek Cen
zus. Zprava bola znamost vzata
a uzavrete bolo poslat' sloven-
skym redakciam po jednom wits
ku zdarma.
Zastupcovia sborov podavali
zprayy. q ozprav vysvitalo, 5e sbo.
ry nenapredujn tax ako by maly,
Ma sa yyvindt' nejaka cinnost
a agitacia "a clenstvo, len ze ma
Itejto schodzi nebolo uz dost casu,
bolo ponechane ma buddce. Zpra.
Wy zastupcov boly ' znamost' wa.
| te.
Sbor 146. isis upravil ma Okr.
Sbor otazku oh1'adom prichodu
Srobara do Ameriky zeby boil
radi keby Dol povolany do Youngs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
CLkNOK XIII.
Opatera diet at a v posteli.

Caste prevracanie diet 'at'a "
posteli je d6lezitou vecou nielen
preto, ably 81 dobre vypocinulo,
lez tiez preto, ably sa predislo ma
valu krve jednej casti tela. Ka-
zdy den ok1pat' alebo spongiou
poutierat' treba diet'a Kupel' ma
horucku a(si so stupnov F) mo.
ze byt' dany raz alebo diva razy
"a den alebo al castejsie, jestli je
horncka vel 'ka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08

matky. Pridanffn Bordenoyi1o
Eagle Mleka tku potrave dievea-
Tia m6zete ma pom6ct potreb-
nym faktorom, aby bezpecne pre-
slo cez toto nebezpe6ne obdobie.
Mate jej davat' dve polievkove
|lyzlyy denne pred I,t,issta.;ssi;.::: ta.;ssi;. > pc-
poludni. Rozried tie to u tri-stvrtc
sialke stndenej vody. Eagle Mile
ko moze byt' miesane ) roztrepa-
nymi vaicami, ) ginger aleom, o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08

z roGnej sch0dxe Okresneho Sboru
slovenskej Ligy, odhgvanej dfa'
q q. znAja 1929 Y slkole sv. Cyrilla
q Methoda Y Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08

Polrocna schodza 9. 800. 1KsJ.

Cislo 500. I. TX. $. j. spolok Sv.
Cyrilla a Methoda ziada svojich
adoy, aby 50 dostayili ma polroa-
nj sch6dzll nedel'u, 10. jtna .
2. hodine popoludni. Ma tejto
sch6dai prfdu yazne veci ma pre-
tras a podaj1 sa financnG zpravy,
Mech 81 tohto kazdy Glen povsinl-
ne a ma urcity cas- sa dostavi.
S i1ctou, III
Andrej Krispinsky, preds.
Jozef Hiznaj, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
zkpfsis1CA

ZAHl6NlCA
: rocnej schodze Olresneho sboru
Slovenskej Ligy, odhyvanej dfa
q q. n,Aja 1929 Y slkole Sv. Cyrilla
q Methoda Y Youngstown, Ohio.
Pritomni boil nasledovnf: .Jozef
Martinko, predseda, Jnraj MUIR
Idzak, podpredseda, Juraj Pu-
halla, tajomnfk, "a sbor Al. Slov.
Ligy Juraj Murdzak a Pavel Ha-
bovsky, "a sbor So. 81. Ligy An
drej Palpnear, Jozef Martinko 4
Juraj Puhalla, "a sbor 1913. Slov.
Lfgy Andrej Benedik a Mattel
PABLO, "a sbor 207. FIR. Hudik. Ia
st,pcovia spolkov: Ia odbor 8.
MSS. Jozef Vasok, "a odbor Gil.
MSS. FIR. Hudik, ia cislo 500 IKS,J
Jozef Nalepa, "a eislo Is lKSJ.
Jozef Martinko FIR. Hudik, "a
cfslo 3Os 1KSJ. Martin Dolak, "a
cislo 90 Sci. Andrej Benedik, "a
cislo 40 Sci. Matej Pallo, "a sbor
146 ISIS. Andrej Palencar a M.
Mraz, reid. Yo. Slov. Novin.
| Br. .predseda Jozef Martinko
zahajil sch6dzu nieco po 8. no.
Idine, trosku pozdejsie, nez bolo
ureene priciny, ze vybor majet-
kn prezeral knihy, ably mohla byt'
podana zprava stave majetku
Okr. Sboru. Predseda primeranou
reeou privftal pritomnych a Wy,
lsvetlil program, ked bolo ziste-
| ne, ze pritomni pravoplatne zastu-
puj1 sbory spolky vyhlasil
schodzu "a pravoplatnd a tymto
bola zahajena.
| Tajomnfk Juraj Puhalla preei.
tai zapisnice 20 schodz %. janua-
ra, 30. januara 20. marca, ktore
boly prijate, tax ako boly precf.
tame uhodnoverncne nasledov-
nymi: Prv1: Pavel Habovsky 4
Jozef Vasok, druh1 Andrej Palen.
car Matej Pallo, tretiu FIR. Hu-
dix Jozef Nalcpa.
Nasledovalo podavan;e zprav Il.
radnikov. Br. predseda Jozef Mar.
tinko podal pisomnii zpravu, kto.
ra zneje nasledovne:
uctyhodnf moji spolupracovnl.
ci:- Pre- dobre memo siovenskeho
naroda, pod zastitou Okresnehc
Sboru Slovenskej Ligy v Youngs.
town, Ohio, ma minulej rocne.
schodzi poctili ste ma hradom, ct
tpredsedu d spravcus nasho Okres
neho Sboru. Teraz ma tejto sch6
dzi moi urad sa konei, preto mo
jou povinnost 'ou ie, podat' Van
zpravu okn-takn nasej cinnosti
I "a minuly rok SINE ked' MI
vel'a, ale predsa kus peknej pra
ce vykonali. Usporiadali SINE Slo
vensky Den, ktory sa nam dost
dobre vydaril. Dali SINE vytlaeit
lznizky "Cenzus" inae zvane Po
pis adresar Slovakov byvajii
cich v Mahoning County, ktore 81
uz obehu predavajd sa po 30
;edna. D'alej zaviedli SINE tie
sbierku prospech fondu cesko
slovenskych invalidov v Amerike
!, v prospech tych, ktori boli ocho,
mi venovat' svojmu narodu vse
tko, co mali, zdravie, a svoje kra
sne mlade zivoty.
j Teda veci, ktore sme previedl
vyziadaly' 81 dost' hodne erac,
, No, chvala Bohu, ked len bcl
zdarne prevedene a nikomu nj
! skodlive. Vd'aka Vam vsetkyl
pracovnikom ma narodnom poll
: tiez vd'aka vsetkym 1castnikol
obetavosti.
J. Prajem mnoho zdaru tomut
> telesu nasmu narodu, lebo sve
!. narod, sam seba ctit', je krasn
vec a je to len sluJsne. Ale sobe,
lkost', lenivost' skodf clovece,
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08

StVu, naf0du a SpOlOcenStVu. SpO-
loccnstva si romantic a kazde
majd svoje stanoviska, take mi
al Slovenska Llga, svoje stanovy,
ktore ia nznavam "a cisto narod-
ne, ovsem uznavam al inc, ale Gel.
kom ' inom smysle.
Tymto koncim moju skromnn
zpravn a znacfm sa v oddanej IL
cite Vas spolupracovnik "a narod,
Jozef Martinko, tc. predseda.
Zprava br. predsedu bola so "a.
pisnicnon vd 'akou prijata.
Br. podpredseda Jnraj Murdzak
podal lstnu zpravu, ktora bola 8
vd 'akou znamost' vzata.
Br. tajomnik podal financni
zpravu, PRIV precftal podrobne
prijmy a vydauky "a cely rol1, po-
tom podal shhrnny vykaz, ktory
je nasledovny:
Vsetkych prijmov bolo $1O05.14
Prenaska z min. roku 236.4O
Prijmy prenaSkou: 1241.54
Celorocne vydavky 871.50
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08

Mnohym matkam trinast rocne
dievca nezda sa byt' este starym.
Ale ked' d6jde k tomuto veku,
dievca preplnene je pocitom ma
deje a vytrzenia, ktory pocit ne
INA vysyetlit' svojej matke. Toto
obdobie panenstva je najvaznej-
sim casom v zivote dievcat'a, lebo
" tento cas- meni sa jeho cele te-
10, co vyzaduje stalu pozornos.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08

Cftajte pozorIle tieto
kazdy tyEdeil ! odklada jte 4 1
pre- pripadn6 upotrebenie X y
'l1cnosti. .|1 Us
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
ba davat' menei iedla.

pa davat meneJ Jedla.
Pitie vody je vel'kej d6lezito-
sti poeas nemoce. Voda ma byt'
davana v castych prestavkach,
al'a moznosti kazdn hodinu, ked
diet'a je zobudene, mnozstvo
behom "a hodfn pouzitej vody ma
byt' zaznaeene.
Creva chordho diet 'at'a maiii
sa vyprazd6ovat kazdy dei1, jest
Ii treba, ma byt' ku tomu pouzi-
ty kristir, injekcia alebo horiica
voda. Mnozstvo mocu ma byt'
tiez zaznacene a Wac vody treba
mu dat vypit', jestli mocenic ME
je dostatoGne.
Je skutocnost 'ou, ze zdrave de-
ticky robia matky blazenymi.
Spravne jedlo a patricna opatera
spravia bebu silnou a statnou.
Jestli nemozete pridajat' svoie ne
mluvila, hned' zmysliet' 81 mate
ma Bordenovo Eagle Mlieko. Ma
tky troch pokoleni uzivaly ho,
ked' nemaly dostatok svojho mile
ka. Je skoro pravidelnym, ze ked'
deti krmene sn ma Eagle Brand
Mlieku, spravne a badatel ne pri-
berajd. Bordenova spolocnost' "a
tri pokolenia dokazala tisfcom ro-
dieov, ze zdravie ich deti je mai
vaznejsim krokom ku ich budnce-
mu ilspechu. Bordenovo Eagle
Mlieko odchovalo uz miliony a mi
liony deti statnych zdravylch
muzov zeny.
Evening star., 1923-06-17

These splendid
quality Rubber
lied Aprons will
70 t q @ t Y o u r
clothing w h i | q
working around
the house.
Full size, stron e
and durable. Spe-
cia1, Soc.
Evening star., 1923-06-17

but a foreigner is continually risk
ing his life
The first dinner I went to almost
ended my career in that distant--or
any other-land. The temperature
must have been below forty: there
were two oil stovs in the hall--which
was of marble and about the size of
the Grand Central station: and in the
dining room, equally vast. there was
a single braZier. In spite of this
frigid atmosphere. ladies appeared in
full--or Scanty--evening dress, and
apparently. up to the time of leaving.
were still in robust health.
I suppose 1t is possible to get used
to anything; as the old adage says, 1t
will be the making of you if you live
through it,; but l never got used to
the bitterly cold houses of Santiago.
! had the novel experience of talking
to people with my teeth chattering. a
thing | had read of but never be-
lieved really happened: and perhaps
what made ii even more poignant was
the psychic suggestion that ii was all
so abnormal, being in those tradi-
tionally hot months of July and Au-
gust.
When it showed on the Fourth of
( July | felt the climax of everything
impossible had been achieved
Evening star., 1923-06-17
CHILEAN HOUSES UNHEATED
Requires a Robust Constitution to
Endure the Chill,

Norvai Richardson in Saturday Evening Post.
The lack of heat in Chilean houses
is one of the most trying problems
one has to endure. For some unknown
reason very few or the houses have
any heating apparatus. They may
nave elevators to take you up one
flight. elaborate bathrooms and ex-
tensive bathrooms, but rarely either
f1replaces or furnaces
/ suppose this is due to the fact
that the original settlers thought
they had arrived in a country SIM
liar to Spain, and never having lived
in a heated house, naturally knew
nothing about them: but the climat e
of Spain and Chile are as different as
those two countries are widely sep
arated
BraZiers burning charcoal. foot
muffs of fur into which you slip your
feet when sitting in the house, and
overcoats that are worn more indoors
than out seem to be enough to keep
Chileans from dying of pneumonia. if
not from actually freezing to death;
Evening star., 1923-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Holland.
120 F. street southeast, are today
celebrating their fifty-sixth wedding
anniversary at their home with chill
dren, grandchildren and friends.
They were married on June II, 1867,
at Orleans, in Fauquier county,>Va.
Mr.. Holland was born in Rap
phanock county. Va. January II, 1892.
which makes him ninety-one years
old. He spent his earlier days in the
rural sections of the Old Dominion
and in the year 1858 enlisted in the
now famous Black Horse Cavalry.
with which outfit he served in the
Confederate army under that famous
cavalryman J. L. B. Stuart. during
the civil war.
Proud of Service.
/ He is justly proud of his service
as a Confederate during the war and
mentions his having served under
Gen. Stuart in a manner which makes
all admire the spirit of those who
Evening star., 1923-06-17

fought for the cause of the south.
Following the civil war Mr.. Hol-
land was in the merchandise business
for a number of years.
Mrs. Holland before her marriage
was Miss Jacquelina Mildred Payne.
She was born in Orleans, Va, Feb
ruary 81, 1854.
Sister of John Barton Payne.
She is the sister of John Barton
Payne. chairman of the central COM
mitttee of the American Red Cross
and formerly head of the Shipping
Board, and who is now on a mission
to Mexico for the purpose of estab-
fishing closer relations between that
country and the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland have five
children and five grandchildren
The children are: Mrs. Anne Byrd
Stonnelle, Miss Elizabeth Smith Hol-
land. Earnest Withers Holland. John
Barton Holland and Mrs. Cndril Hol
land BuShong.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Holland are
apparently in the best of health and
talk with kind remembranceS of their
native state, Virginia.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
Headache Transferred.
From the Tiger.

IrOm tne llkef.
The Colonel had quite a reputation
in the city which he honored with his
abiding presence. 1t is to be feared,
however, that II was not a particu-
iarly good reputation. In fact, one
hostess had been distinctly heard to
remark that his room was better than
his company. When he came to tea
lie also came to stay.
one day he was invited to an "at
home" and as usual. he was still
talking away to his hostess long
after the other guests had departed
We'll, l must be going, he re-
marked at length.
Don't let me keep you If you must
go" said the hostess hopefully.
Yves. ] really must CO." said the
colonel once more. But, really, be-
Iieve me, l do SO enjoy little chat
with you. Do you know that l had
quite headache when / came, but
now I've entirely lost it?"
"Oh, 1t isn't lost" replied the long
suffering lady, I've got 1t now"
Evening star., 1923-06-17
Eczema Remedy

We honestly believe CRANO-
LINE will cure any case of Ec
zema or other skin disease.
Come in and let US tell you about
it. Use one jar, and if you are
dissatisfied your money will be
refunded Special, soc.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
Treat Your Feet
With Oxygen
It's Like NeU Feet for Old

n a ture's great purifier
gives blessed relief. No fuss,
no tedious soaking in hot
water. Simply shake Germi-
mol, the Oxygen Foot Pow
der, on your feet and rub in.
1t relieves per spira ton
cracked skin between toes.
swollen, aching feet. In
dorsed by famous clliropo-
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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-03-31
BAL T|MORE AMERICAN
AND NEWS BOUGHT BY
HEARST ORGANIZATION

William Randolph Hearst. editor
and owner of the New York American.
and also of chain of newspapers
In number OF the leading cities of
the United States, has purchased the
Baltimore American and the Balti-
more News from Frank a. Munsey.
Although official announcement is
lacking. it is understood the deal was
consummated in New York several
days ago. Mr.. Hearst will take pos
session OF the properties today. J.E
Cullen. a former newspaper man of
Baltimore, now associated with the
Hearst organization. will lie in charge
and will establish the News" and
American" in conformity with the
type OF all tho other Hearst news
papers.
1t is understood the sale of the
papers was the result of negotiations
tetween Mr. Hearst and Mr.. Munsey
covering period of year.
The setting up of the Hearst pa
pers will mark a radical change
in two of the oldest newspapers in
Baltimore. For number OF years
the News" was conducted by Charles
II. Grasty and group of Baltimore
interests as an aggressive newspaper
OF independent leanings in politics
The American" is the Oldest news
paper~in Baltimore, having been es-
tablished in 1878. Before passing into
the hands of Mr.. Munsey, in Decem-
Ter, 1921, for many years it was con-
Quoted by Gen. Felix Agnus and was
a strong supporter of the Republican
party.