davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06
OBCHODNf SMLOUVA A.
MERICKO-CESKOSLO-
VENSKA.
Velmi pry prospsje americke-
mu automobilovemu pri-
myslu.

Berlin, 4. zari. v nejblizsi
dobe bude ujednana nova OBJ
chodni smlouva mezi Cesko-
slovenskem a Spojenymi Sta
ty, ktera znamena nesmirny
prospech pro americkou indu-
strii automobilovou, jak Sc
proslycha We zdejsich diplo-
matickych kruzfch. Spojenym
Statnm dostane sc touto no.
YOU smlouvou onech vyhod,
jake jiz byly ldelem evrop-
skym statdm, vyjimaje Belgn.
Mimo jinych who'd, nova
smlouva sniff dovozni popla-
tex "a americka auta re 65 ma
As procent.
AZ dosud byly to jedine
Eelgie Spojene Staty, ktere
tento dovoznf poplatek platily,
kdezto Francie, Anglie, Italie,
Nemecko, Rakousko, Spaniel
sko a Svycarsko jiz davno te-
silly Sc prednosti vyhodnych
obchodnfch smluv. Tovarnici
automobile PROFESSIONAL proti
vysokemu celnimu poplatku,
jakoz proti ustanoveni, ze
jen omezeny pocet aut mohl
byti kazdy rok do Ceskosloven
ska vyvazen.
Neni dosud znamo, zdali
smlouva bude podepsana Y
Praze, nebo We Washingtone.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06
PRVNf ZPRAVA AMER.
VELVYSLANCE.

Washington, 5. zari. Pokud
Sc dalo zjistiti, vsichni Ame-
ricane Tckiu jsou bezpecni,
die dnesnf zpravy velvyslance
Woodse odboru statu.
u Zprava yelvyslancova. ode,
slana . 1waki vcera, znf:
"Spojeni bylo obnoveno s
Yokohamou. Situace tam vel
mi vazna, nekteri z America
nj prisli o zivot. Pocet mrt-
vych zde v Tokiu jest odhado-
van ma 10000. V6rim, ze vsi-
chni Americane v Tokiu jsou
bezpecni. Potravinova situace
jest zla. Poslete zasoby z Fl
lipin ihned, jak jiz bylo "a
dano.'
Depese cd americkeho kon-
jsula v Kobe, datovana 4. "a
ri a odeslana odboru statu Ed
warden Bellem, spravcem w.
slanectvi v Pekingu, sdeluje,
ze uprchlfci z Yokohamy po-
Itvrzuji zpravy, ze tamni anne
ricky generalni konsulat byl
znicen a ze Kirjassoff, konsul
a jeho manzelka byli zabiti.
Mlstokonsul S. j. Wardell v
Yokohama, die teze depese, je
bezpecen, avsak o ostatnich
clenech stabu neni niceho INA
mo. Depese dodava, ze manor
nicka nemocnice v Yokohama
Sc sfitila a velitel Webb po.
ranen a n6kolik clend stabu
zabito.
Velvyslanec Woods nesd9lu
lie, odkud ma odhad, ze TO-
900 osob v Tokiu zahynulo,
'Drfv9jsf odhady byly mnohem
v9tsi, pocet ob6tl udavan al
ma 10000 We hlavnim m9ste
'japonskem.
| Dnes vecer Iredn9 ozname.
no z Toxic, ze mezi cleny CT
sarske rodiny japonske, ktefi
zahynuli, jsou: Princezna Hi
roko Kanin v Kamakure
prime Moromu sa Higaskum, ,
Odaware a pincezna Yamasi.
ma v Kugenma.
Japonsk@ velvyslanectvi OF
drzelo dnes prvni zpravu od
,domacf vlady. Sdeluje Sc v nj
lie novy kabinet byl utvofen
hrab9tem Yamamotou jake
premierem a ministrem zahrs
nicnfch v6cf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06
usTUPKY $ oBoU STRAIN
NadSie ma brxke .skOnceni
stivky ' tvrdouhelnem
p&smu.

Harrisburg, Pa, 5. zafi.
Zastupci t6zari v tvrdouhel-
mem pasmu a dfednici horni-
cke unie v konferenci $ penn
sylvanskym guvernerem PIN
chotem pfistoupili ma znacne
zm9ny We svych stanoviskach,
jez az dosud zaujfmali a jez
vedla k zastaveni prace v do
lech. Skupina zamestnavateld
vzdala Sc podmfnecn6 sveho
pozadavku o arbitraci sporu,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

proti niz delnici disledne sc
stav6li.
Urednici hornicke unie def
nitivne prijali pro kontraktni
havire 10-procentni zvyseni
mzdy, jez guverner Pinchot
navrhl, avsak zadali vice nez
tuto castku pro zamestnance
ma den. Zarovshf pfsstoupili ma
zmirneni sveho pozadavku, a.
by pima castka prispfvki k u
nil srazena byla Sc mzdy ha-
viri.
Jak skupina zamestnavate-
lii, tax vybor unie povazuji
zmeny We svych pIvodnfch sta
noviskach Ia ustupky. Guver-
ner, ackoli zachovava mlceni
o pribehu jednani pravil, ze
"pokrok byl ucinen". Konfe-
renee Sc odrocila ma 10. hodi-
nu Ultra rano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06
TALE NEUzNAVA SVAzU NAROD0.
SPOR S RECKEM POVAZUJE "a VEG
ONECH DVOU ZEMi.
sTANOvISKO TOTO POvAzLIvE OHROzUJE CE-
LY SVAZ NARODU.

Geneva, 5. zafi. Celia kon-
strukce Svazu Narod1, ktere
americky president byl hlav-
MIN architektem, jest ohroze-
ma a britickeho hlediska sa-
motne zaklady dnesni Evropy
jsou otreseny. Takovy v struc-
nosti jest prehled situace V
Zeneve dnes vecer, nasledkem
odeprenf Halie uznati pravo
Svazu NarodG k zakroceni v
jeji sporu s Reckon.
Uzas a zaroven stisnena ma
lada prevladaji vsude, nebot'
Sc uznava, re Svaz neobstal
v prvni velike prakticke zkou-
See sve uzitecnosti jako masi-
nerie k regulovani rozmisek
mezi narody, kdyz jeden je
no vIdcfch clenG odeprel uzna
ii jeho kompetenci.
Mezi zastupci mensich. zemi
.zacfna nabyvati pddy tmysle.
nj, re patrn9 Svaz jest dosti
silnym ma ne, nikoli vsak ma
mocne narody.
Zaroven vsak delegati pri-
tomni zde ma zasedani shroma
zdeni Svazu NarodG nevzdava
j Sc nadeje, re spor vyrizen
bude smiflive, zakrocenim ne
stranneho telesa.
Hlavnim argumentem Signo-
ra Salandry, italskeho zastup
ce v rade Svazu Narodi dnes
bylo, re otazky vyvstavsi z po-
vtazdeni italske misse mely
by byti urovnany radou velvy-
slancI a nikoli Svazem, jezto
bylo to velvyslanecke teleso,
jez ustanovilo missi k urceni
hranic mezi Albanii Reckon
Toto teleso bylo zivoucim or
ganismem velike mirove kon-
ference a bylo splnomocneno
provadeti podmfnky smluv.
Vidce italske delegace obvi-
nil Recko, ze chytre hledi u
niknouti sve zodpov6dnosti "a
povrazd6ni italske misse a O.
braceti pozornost sveta cd
vrazdy italskych ddstojnikd
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k okkupaci ostrove Korfu l.
talii, odsuzovanim tohoto ci-
.nu jako nebezpecne utocno-
sti. Salandra svoji rec cetl
bylo zrejmos ze byl to vlast-
ne vzkaz Mussoliniho Svazu
Narodi.
We sve odpovedi zastupce
athenske vlady Politis prohla
sill, re Recko odmita jakouko-
Ii zodpovednost, ,hmotnou ne
bo mravni, "a ohavny zlocin
spachany ma SVEN lzemi, MIC
meme jest vsak hotovo zlsta-
viii rozhodnuti nestrannemu
tribunalu. Kdyby Sc prijalo
stanovisko Italie, to by zna-
menalo shrouceni Sc celeho
Svazu Narodu.
Rada Sc odrocila, aby Gle
move mohli studovati italsky
document. Dalsi schlze bude
konana "a den neb dva.
a'sss sss sssA
Paffz, 5. zarf. Konference
velvyslancG dnes v zasad6 roz-
hodla ujati Sc vysetrovani re-
cko-italske krise. Rada sejde
Sc opetne v patek. Mezitim
sekretar ma uvedomiti general
nj sekretariat Svazu NarodI o
rozhodnuti, jez bylo radou u
Cineno.
Rim, 5. zari. Albanska Via
da poslala dnes depesi z Tira
ny Stefaniho tiskove kancela-
ii, jez byva mluvcim italske
vlady, prohlasujici, ze odpo-
ved' recke vlady rade velvy-
slancl v Pafizi dotyka Sc cti
albanskeho naroda a zvysila
rozhorceni albanskeho lidu pro
I'll "barbarskym Rekum."
Atheny, 5. zari. Die zpravy
'obdrzene zde z Janiny diva
|dalsi domneli svedkove zabiti
italskych GlenI recko-alban-
|ske rozhranicovaci komise by
Iii zatceni. Vsechno dosavadni
svedectvi nasv6dcuje, re pa
chatele po provedeni zlocinu
uprchli ma albanskou pudu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06
KUPY MRTVfCH SPALOVANY, ABLY Sc
ZABRANLO NEMOCfM.
POCET LIDl ZAEIYNUJVSfCI1 v IA.
PONSKU NEBUDE NIKDY IMAM.
VELVYSLANEC WOODS SDELUJE, zE z AMERICA.
NJ v TOKIU zADNY NEZAHYNUL.
MEZI POsKozEN7MI vYsLANEcTviMI JEST ONO
CESKOSLOVENSKE
VYSLANECTViMI JEST ONO
CESKOSLOvENSKE.

TOXIC, pres Kobe, B. zarl.
Pocet lidi, kterf byli zahube-
nj straslivymi katastrofami po
stihnuvsfmi Japan, nebude nj
kdy pfesne znam, ba ami ne
pfiblizne. Cislice, ktere jsou
uverejnovany, jsou pouhe od-
hady, ty jdou az do pdl mi
lionu. Pocita Sc, ze ma 500 ci-.
zinci zahynulo v Yokohama a
okolf.
Mezi britickymi prislusniky
zabitymi jsou DR.. Wheeler,
John Mollinson z Hong Kong
ske banky a jeho manzelka a
r. s. Douglas. z Americana,
pokud znamo, zahynuli: ri.
II. .sEx Rontnx& q jejir syn, Mer~
ritt q pf. Mandelova a jejf syn
Richard, z Clevelandu a ma Sc
znamu Americana pohresova-
nych v Yokohama jest ameri-
cky mistokonsul Max Kirjas-
soft, jeho manzelka, P. E.
jerks, jeden z mistokonsuld a
p. Fohr z americke namorni-
ck6 nemocnice v Yokohama.
V Yokohama United States
Club a hotely Grand a Orien-
tai, byli mezi prvnimi budova-
mi. jez Sc sritily. Konsulaty
briticky americky nasledova
ly brzy potom. Ze vsech tech
to budov malokdo vyvazl, ne
bot bylo prave poledne a by
ly pine.
Odhaduje Sc, ze 800 dalsich
cizincn zahubeno bylo hrozny
mi vybuchy v Yokosume, ma
mornf zakladne, ktera jest v
rozvalinach.
Osaka, s. zarf. Spolehliva
zprava sdeluje, ze vyslanectvf
americke, cinske a holandske
byla znicena. Hlavni budova
britickeho vyslanectvi byla
sbofena a obydlf p. Parletta,
spravce vyslanectvf, znice-
no. Parlett sam nebyl pry v
Tokiu.. Francouzske vyslane-
ctvi jest v ssutinach, s jedinou
vyjimkou obydli sekretafe.
Velka skoda byla zpdsobena
ma yyslanectvf italskem a w.
slanectvi n9mecke, svycarske,
bolske a ceskoslovenske, byla
castecn9 poborena. Nikdo vsak
nepfisel o zivot 2 diplomaticke
no sboru r1znych narodd.
v depesi obdrzene aeropla-
mem z Tokia listen Asahi Sc
seluje, ze 100000 domd sho-
felo a 265 otfesd zeme sc u.
dalo. v Yokohama temef vse.
china stavenf sc sritila v PRIV.
Mich trech minutach. Pocet o.
sob zahynuvsich Sc odhaduje
mezi 10000 a 100000. Cfnsks
1tvrt a casti mesta, kde cizin.
ci bydleli, jsou dplne We ssuti'
mach.
sPOUsTA MA oBROvsKE
ROZLOZE.
Rozloha postizena zemetft
senfm a jejfz stfedem jest
Yokohama, saba asi 140 mi
A4 sN
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mil ma sever a jih, priblizne
$4,000 ctverecnfch mil. Zauji-
ma pet velikych NEST a tficet
3 okresy, celkovou lidnatosti
1000, 700. Asi 20 procent z
NEST, mestecek a vesnic bylo
zniceno. Temer celia Yokoha-
ma a tri ctvrtiny Tokia jsou
" rozvalinach. Slime lijaky sne
sly Sc mad spustosenym kra-
jem. Uredn6 oznameno, ze po
zary v Tokiu byly uhaseny v
pondelf vecer.
Uprchlici z Tokia lici hlav
mi mesto jako hotove peklo.
Teplota' jest 100 stupid die
Fahrsnhsitova teploln9ru. o
'vodu a potraviny dosud jest
lnouze. Jest jenom jeden kou-
sex chleba ma kazde til osoby.
Nagasaki, 5. zari. Ones do
isla sem zprava, ze americky
vojensky attache tri jine
osoby byly zabity pri vysinu-
I'll sc tlaku mezi Hiratsukou a
|Oiso, behem zem9tfesenf. Sc
kretar nemeckeho vyslanectvf
rovnez byl zabit. Jina zprava
sdeluje, ze osobni vlak blize
Atami byl vrzen do more v So
botu v poledne a 800 cestuji--
Icich utonulo. Tricet cestuji-
cich Sc zachranilo doplovanim
ku bfehu.
San Francisco, 5. zari. Ka-
belogramy a radiove depese
! cd Americana v Japonsku O.
znamujici, re jsou bzepecni,
zacinaji dochazeti obnove-
MIN spojeni s onou zemi. G. B.
Potter, reditel v Japonsku pro
zajmy Associated Oil Co. po-
slal kabelogram pi. Potterove
v Berkely, sdelujfci, re byl Y
Grand hotelu v Yokohama,
kdyz Sc srftil a ze byl jednfm
z maleho poctu tech, kdoz sc
zachranili. N9kolik America
nd bylo We vyletnim miste Ka-
ruizawe, odkud poslali depe-
Sc.
Sanghaj, Gina, s. zari. v
Iprvnf prime depesi z Tokia
ljsou drfvejsi zpravy o strasli-
I've katastrofe, zpisobene re.
|metfesenim, ohnem, pribojovy
lmi' vlnami a vichfici potvrzeny
lv plnem dosahu. Ones vecer
,|rozvaliny jsou ozafovany pfi-
Isernym svetlem pohrebnich
hranic, v nichz hofi kupy mr..
Itvol. Zpisobem timto vlada
chce zaneziti vypuknuti mo.
')rove nakazy a mimo to jest
ito stary zpdsob japonskeho
ipohfbivani. I
j Uprchlici, ktefi pfijeli sem
IL Yokohamy, udavaji pocet
cizinc6 zahynuvsich onom
m6st9 la 500. Byl pry mezl
mimi jeden americky vojenskJ
attache, avsak jeho jmena ne
'v9deli. Tez E.. G.. Babbitt, a
mericky obchodnf sattache, "a
hynul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06
BULLETIN.

Korfu, 6. z&fi. Oddly e I'll
italskych torpSdoborci obsa-
dily feckS ostrtvlky Merlera,
Fano Z Samotraki jixnS Cd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

srpna uznan porotou "a choro
myslneho odkazan k leceni
do ustavu v Elgin, Ill. Drive
nez mohl byti do 1stavu do
praven, byl postizen nervovy-
mi zachvaty, kterym podlehl.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Social and Personal
AFTERNOON

] DO not ran now when the nddles call
IS once J did am content 70 stay
A little farther from The carnival,
a little distant from the testers
play
For yesterday that selfsame tale was
told.
And yesterday that selfsame song
was sung
wish I knew II am growing old,
Or IL lust am tired Of being young.
by THEODOSIA GARRISON.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
How To Wash nand.knlt Garments

Hand-knit garments, no matter how
loosely knitted. will wash. if made of
good yarns and fast colors. The
secret lies in the temperature of the
water; the purity of the soap: the
way the soap is applied and in the
drying. All worsted or all yarn hand
knit garments should be washed and
rinsed in luke warm water. Each
water should be the same temperature
as the preceding water
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
TO Spend Summer
In Englanl

Mrs. Ralph b. Foster ana her young
son will SO TO New York tomorrow
ana sail for England on Saturday on
the S&xonia where they viii spend
the summer with Mrs. Fosters par
ents, Air. and Mrs. j. J. Amis. OF
Hampton, North London. They ox-
pect to return to Annapolis the first
week in September.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Plans For Fete
On Saturday

Beautiful rose bushes wiz be q fea-
ture OF the plant and flower stand al
the garden party aud lawn fete 10
be given on Saturday afternoon at
the residence os 3lr ana Mrs. Carry
Bryan, OF Wardour. for the benefit OF
the fund for rcdccorating ST. Anne's
Church. Mrs James Magruder. Of
Hockley, IS ia charge Of this booth
and .a arranging 10 secure some ex-
ceptionaUv Gae plants for her stand,
The various societies Of St Anne's
Church are yie.ng with each other in
friendly competition 10 sec which viii
make tha most for the fund The
Cathedral Guild. Of which Mrs. Robert
B. Dashieil is head will have charge
OF the ice cream which Is sure &c
rroye popular II tho dry is warm,
ST. Anue's juniors are busiiy canvass
ing The town for candy and are ask
Ing donations of sugar and chocolate
from persons who have not the time
20 make any sweets themselves. Tho
cake table win to in charge OF the
Bishops Guild, and ST. Faiths Guild
win have charge Of the Fancy Work
table, while the Little Helpers, the
junior society of the Parish. most OF
whose members are not over five
years old, viii run the grab bag
which this year viii be fuller than
ever of delightful surprises
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Commander And
Mrs. DenBey Leaving

Lieut.-Commander and Mrs. Andrew
D. Dcnney will lie among the Naval
Academy residents who Will leave at
tho end OF the Academic year. He
expects TO be ordered to duty on the
battleship Maryland" and Mrs. Den
ney after a visit to her parents in
Wheeling, West Virginia, will join
him on the West Coast
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Back From Visit
To Sisters

AIRS. Helen o. Phipps and daughter
Mahle Elsie have returned from Phil
adelphia where they visited Mrs
Phipps' sisters, Mrs d. a. Fold and
Mrs. William T. Robinson. wife OF
Lieutenant Robinson They are al
present stopping with Dir. and Mrs
john Phipps Of West Annapolis
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Coming From
West Coast

Rear-Admlral and Mrs. A. II. ID
Mccormick and their daughter. Miss
Nellie Jet Mccormick who are com
ing from the West Coast by trans
port are expected 10 arrive in Nor
folk the last OF this month and will
SO from there TO Washington. Their
son, Lieutenant Lynde Mccormick
who has been on duty at the Academy
fer two years viii leave after June
Week for temporary duty with sub
marines.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Head OF Dep'i.
Entertaining Assistants

Doctor ana Mrs. c. Alphonso
Smith are entertaining the members
of the English Department of the Ma
val Academy and their wives at ten
this afternoon.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Afternoon Bridge For
Mrs. Waller

Mrs Harry II. Gavor, 100 Prince
George street, entertained at after
noon bridge Yesterday with a number
OF guests coming in for tea after
wards in honor of Mrs J. Carter
walker Of Woodberry Forest vr-
ginia, who is visiting Mrs. r. Il. Folk.
of 81 Shipwright street.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16

MIS- Ruth Lecl OF Washington. and
her y'sttr, %1fS 2Iariah Cray. of Bal
timore, vert HE'S yesterday to see
the children's play "ln Doh Land" in
which Mrs Lees son, Winfree Lee,
nl2yel The TART eL-a lille tin sell
der
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Theatre Party
EOu children

lieutenant and Mrs. Arthur r
Emerson, of So Murray avenue enter
tanned ten children at a box PARTY
to see the performance of In Doll
Land yesterday afternoon, in honor
eff TIE hf,h birthday of their son, Earl
Childs Emerson.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
To Re.0pen
Country House

Mrs. Julian Harris, OF Detoit. will
reopen their country place on Thun-
der and Lightning Point, South River.
tho last of this month or the first
week in June.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
In New York
For A Week

Mrs. J. S. Bowdoin. who is spend
ing the week in New York Will return
in time for the musicale she is Civ
ing next Sunday afternoon at her
country home, 'Normanroyd."
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Returning From
Hospital

Mrs Lillian FairRan, of 20 Jeffer-
son street, viii today be discharged
as a patient from the Emergency
Hospital. having recovered from her
recent Illness.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
visits At
Quantico

Miss Olivia Lyons. of Duke of
Gloucester street. was the weekend
guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. Free
ney at Quantico, Va
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
To Entertain
AZ Musicale

Mrs j. s. Bowdoin and Miss Eliz-
ahefh Mott who are n home on sun
day afternoons at -Normanroyd." the
Bowdoin home in the county. will
give musicale next Sunday after
noon al 4 o'clock
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Going To
SnuilleTn France

Mrs. MacGilliyray Milne, who with
her TWO children will sail for Europe
on juno 20 with Miss Elizabeth Per-
sons European party viii go to the
South of France.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Bridge Party In
Naval Academy

Mrs. Wilfred F. Clarke of 4S Rodg-
ers Row, Naval Academy, has invita-
tons out for an afternoon bridge par
ty on May Is.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Here To
See Family

Mrs. Harold Washburn has como
from New York for a few days visit
TO her sister, Mrs. w. r. Van Auken,
of 10 Porter Row. On her return
home she will be accompanied by her
mother, Mrs w. w. Thompson.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Hosts To
NAVY Secretary

The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
DENLY were the honor guests of Capt.
and Mrs. Luke McNamee at dinner
last evening.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Afternoon Bridge
Tomorrow At Wardour

Mrs. George S. Turner, of Wardour,
viii give an afternoon bridge party
tomorrow.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16

Mrs. E. c. Post has come from Bos
ton. Mass. 10 visit her parents. Mr.
and Mrs W r. Lyons Of Duke o
Gloucester street
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
In baltimore
For Dinner Party

Miss Georgianna Cusachs has gone
to Baltimore for a two days visit to
Miss Olivia Wheeler who will enter
tain at an informal dinner party this
evening.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
To Give
Tea.Dance

Mr. and Mrs, j. W Valiant. Of War
dour have cards out for a tendance
on Decoration Day in honor of their
daughter, Hiss Elizabeth Valiant
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16

George Mckay. OF Boston, has join
ed MI and Mrs Edmund Heard on
their yacht the Nanny"
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16

AIRS Thomas Chase Winchester will
leave Friday for Washington TO spend
the Weekend with her sister, Mrs
!. Frank Tilier.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Makes En- Shine

a teaspoonful of salt thoroughly
stirred into the basin of starch will
add a splendid gloss to linens.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16
Hostess A Afternoon

Mrs sydney j. wynne. OF Prince
George street Is entertaining at
bridge this afternoon.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-05-16

Mrs L. L. Parker is stopping at
the Hotel Lorraine while in New
York.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-15
OUTLET nIII.isrRy ro MOVE

Tomorrow morning ihe Outlet Nile linerY Co., Inc, BOW l0eaied at sAf Main street, Reath block, will start a removal sale prior t0 their removal 10 the new Femodeled store at IF Main street lneyt to Clark and RFainr erd's Drug storel. As the store VII. he new in every respect, they are anEiaus to dispose of all the msFs ehandise in their present store and have therefore reduced in prices lhslF entire stock of millinery and hosiery Tvcfy hing will be included in this sale. ryeept a few restricted hosiery hlaEds-adNt,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-15
(By Marian Hnle),


 New York. May ib--''Loye Of finory and jazz are the cheese that draws the little country mice into inc city trap" says Miss Virginia Young.
 As head deaconess of the famous No. IF Beckman Place shelton House here. Miss Young has listened 10 the confessions Of thousands Of runaway girls who have found their way 10 her ever-open door and shared the hospitality that she always extends to girls in need, irrespective of race or creod.
 '"rhe love of nnery is as old as Lva herself" she explained. "Wc all go through it and most Of us never quite get over 1t. It Is just as natural for Sixteen to want fine feathers and good time as if is for Seventy to want an overstuffed chair and q footstool.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-15

slFl sh0Hia have hNme resp0nsi0ilir ties and should De lsaght te relieve her m0lher- certainly net, Bnl my poiRi Is that a little luxury and some eerasioasl ansR and little Eanuine understanding Niil keep her doing SO,
 Girls can't he scared into heinz good, bat ] believe they eah algeFs he kept g0Nd fl they are correctly handled at home"
New Britain herald., 1923-05-15

it thFires iR the blg eiiEn
 Miss Young believes every mother should make it her business 10 see lhat her daughter has ePPeTlnnilies ta meet decent young men and that she has lhe adNantaga Of such wholesome pleasures as the hlFi scout organization and giEls' clubs cifeE.
 Many a neither she continues, ''goes to the movies, leaving her daughter at home alene in the eves ming ta care for the younger ehilr dren without realizing just what re-
New Britain herald., 1923-05-15
l. s. IMPORTS.

Washington. May is.-imperts into the United states during March amounted 10 s4os,000,eee compared with ss0s,lis,ss6 in February and ssSg,i77,7as in March, 1899,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-15
Enco,,ragcment Needed.

"The wise mother knows that If you give girl enough rope she won't hang herself. Let her have the ridiculous red sandals or the long earrings, if they will make her happy.
 Il isn't the girl with the pretty clothes and the normal good times who becomes wandering daughter. It's the little lonesome girl, who has been denied small luxuries until they have attained an exaggerated importance in her mind who wants to snatch pleasure where she thinks
New Britain herald., 1923-05-15
AM&iitng npT1Ftnnlll

Frequently the giTls don't tams plain, they nurse secret bitterness and keep hack part Of ihsiE wages, bid their time and strike for what seems to he freedom as soon as they can,
 'Not that I do net believe every
New Britain herald., 1923-05-15
MISS VIRGINIA YOUNG

Many of the fads Of fiappers today seem silly to their mothers and those who have passed the happer stage. But let them just remember the things that were dear to their hearts at that age. They were just m ab- surh