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The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1924-05-15
rAsLE o. rHg pRouD YOUTH.
He Found the World a shoc<lnGly
Tough Oyster When Kicked.

I NfG ttAb0 AsH ~ VI ~ = Ots0SNsb8tS
Tough Oyster When Kicked.
Once upon a time there was q
Proud Youth who had attained that
memorable time Of life when he
nouriahed a Lovely Mustache that
promised to be even more Lovely
after few discouraging years had
passed, and this Proud Youth knew
SO much that he realized that It
would be impossible for him. or any
body, ever to know more.
THE. time has now come" said
the Proud Youth, as he looked about
him, when am scheduled to Do
Things. I have a Very Superior Edu-
cation and Perfectly Irresistible
Diploma, feel the Flood Of Genius
throbbing in my veins, andsit is evil
dent that the world is mine oyster.
Methinks / will step out and pick It
up"
ct might be mentioned right here
that the neighbors had not noticed
the Flood Of Genius; but neighbors
are 80 blindi)
So the Proud Youth stepped out to
pick up the oyster. but unfortunate
" it would not pick; 1t acted almost
as IL 1t objected to being unhitched
from its moorings by any one man.
Then was the Proud Youth sorely
disguised. and he said, "You won't,
won't you!" and he wrenched at the
oyster eagerly; and he wrenched
again and yet again; and he pulled
and yanked and hauled until his
hands were sorely cut and bleeding;
yet did the oyster not pick.
"Dern such an oysterl" the Proud
Youth muttered, sit Is not what 1t
has been alleged to be. Evidently ]
must kick 1t loose"
30 the Proud Youth drew back his
foot and kicked with might and
might and mainland ne stiil Is
nursing his toe and wondering when
St will get we'll; but the oyster still
Is unpicked, and whether the Proud
Youth (not quite so proud now) ever
will pick it remains to be seens but
am among those who sit In the
seats of the scornful and offer to bet
that he win not. It is sad about the
Proud Youth, Is 1t not, my little
ones. Still, we should heed the dis
agreeable
Moral: The world Is shocking.
" tough ovsterl--San Francisco
Call.
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many contagious diseases we're
caused by germs, there came into
use number of special new REM
edies for the treatment of these
diseases. These remedies are known
as vaccines and serums. They are
used in the treatment of diseases
Of men, women and children, as
well as diseases of domestic ami
mails.
These remedies may be dam
gerous as well as useful, so great
care is necessary in preparing
them.
s'In 1902, the congress Of the
United States. enacted the first
vaccine and serum law so that no
vaccines or serums intended for
use in the treatment of human be-
ings could be sold without a license
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one-half cup finely chopped dates
or raisins. Bake in moderate oven
thirty minutes. Serve with thin
cream.
Cup Cakes-Take two cups flour
sifted with four level teaspoons
baking powder and one-half tea
spoon salt. Cream one-haIf cup
butter with three-quarter cup SUI
gar. Add slightly beaten egg and
one-half cup milk. Sift in dry in
gradients. Beat thoroughly. Add
one-half cup chopped dates, raisins
or currants. Bake twenty-five min
utes in moderate oven.
Date Pudding - One pound of
dates, one cup English walnuts, two
eggs, we'll beaten, one-half cup SUI
gar, two tablespoons flour, one tea
spoon baking powder. Wash dates,
steam a few minutes, cut in two
and put In layer In buttered cake
tin and layer of nuts. Pour batter
over and bake twenty minutes in
moderate oven. Serve with whipped
cream.
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No MItnesses.

Attorney General Wickersham, at
dinner in Washington. said Of a
wrong headed f1nancier:
His methods are so deplorable
that when be tries to defend them he
gees to pieces.
IN fact, he reminds me Of an old
fan who was brought up before a
country Judge.
"tJethro. said the judge, you are
accused of stealing General John
sons chickens. Have you any wit
nesses2'
emo. sab. old Jethro answered.
haaghtiiy, y hab not sab, / don't
steal chickens befo' witnesses, sab p"
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SUGGESTIONS

When you take baby anywhere
in his buggy, in cold weather,
where it is inconvenient to take his
blankets inside, take along water
bottle filed with very hot water
and put it in baby's place. 1t will
keep his pillows and blankets coy
and warm for two or three hours.
A tiny cross Of contrasting col
or made in center front Of bloom
ers saves time in distinguishing
front from back. Another hint
that may prove helpful is to attach
a large safety-pin to the rubber or
tape when drawing it through cas-
ing. Then If it pulls through, 1t
can easily be guided out again.
If linen Is so badly scorched that
the stain will not disappear by the
application Of lemon juice and
salt, try the following mixture: A
cup Of vinegar, half an ounce of
soap, two ounces Of fuller's earth,
and the juice of one lemon. Boil
well, spread the solution over the
scorched spots and let it dry.
Wash the linen. and the stain win
disappear.
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The Cat Came Back.

Bacon-Did you ever try to lose
o cat7
Egbert-Oh. yes. hit upon plan
which thought would work. !
wrote note. inclosing $40, and tied
both about the cats neck. Thu note
read: Finder may keep both the
cat and the money"
"And how did It work?"
"The cat came back the next day
with another note tied to its neck.
The note read: Don't need the cat,
but can use the money. Please send
$40 more."-Yonkers Statesman.
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81 understand that you called on
the plaintiff. Is that so?"

81 understand that you called on
the plaintiff. Is that so7"
"Yes," replied the witness.
"What did he say?"
The attorney for the defense jump
ed to his feet and objected that the
conversation could not be admitted
in the evidence. A half hours argu-
ment followed. and the Judges retired
to their private room to consider the
point.
An hour later they fled into the
courtroom and announced that the
question might be put.
"Well, what did the plaintiff say?"
"He weren't at home, sir" came
the answer.-The Housekeeper.
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TIE farmer ana his wife watched
their deg IS he chased madly down
the track after the o'clock train.
He did it every day and always re-
turned winded
II wonder Why he chases that
train,i remarked the wife with her
eyes on a little cloud Of dust that
showed where. Rover was.
That's not what's bothering me"
answered her husband. TIN wonder
ing what he'd do with it if he caught
it - Housekeeper.
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Mo Change in shylock.

An old woman who lived in the
country recently visited some friends
in the city. During her stay che was
taken to see "The Merchant ofVenice, .
ia play she had witnessed more than
tSrty years before and which she
had always had strong desire to
see again. Calling next day. a friend
asked her how the previous nights
performance compared with that of
thirty years ago.
"Well," she replied, Venice seems
to have smartened up bit, but that
Shylock is the same mean, grasping
creature that he used to be-"
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a -
poems THAT I I'VE 81
MARY MORRISON

o Mary, at thy zoindov be,
1t is the zCish'd, the trysted
hour!
Those smiles and chances let tnse
see,
That make the nsiser's treasure
poor;
How blitAely would l bide the
stONr
A zOeary StdUe frae sun to sun,
Gould / the rich reward secure,
The Io0elg Mary Morrison!
Yestreen, vhen to the trembling
string
The dance gaed thro' the light
ed ha',
To thee mig fancy took its zcing,
/ sat, but aeither heard nor
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yaccines a n d
S e r u m S they
h a We showed
themselves t o
be more up to
date than many
public spirited
city Cpl 9, "
said Royal s.
Copeland, ply
sician, and SEN
ator from New
York, in an in
terview regard
ing the serum
bill before con-
gress.
Following the
- ~ A
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SUNSHINE PELLETS

We'd double our years
And double our punch,
If we'd cut our diet
To soup for lunch.
Angels fear to tread where flies
rush in
Who digs a ditch and drains a
pool has no ague, as rule.
No filth, no flies; no flies, no
fevers; no fevers, no funerals.
His will was weak,
His stomach strong;
! M He lived to eat,
!. But it wasn't iong.
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COPELAND POINTS OUT NEED
FOR SERUM BILL NOW
BEFORE CONGRESS

"RNANY city people, think that
IVA farmers are old-fashioned
and behind the times. But in get
ting laws passed to protect their
cows, hogs and chickens from fake
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sPercy didn't blow out his brains
when you refused him. He proposed
to me last night"
Indeed; then he must have got
rid Of them some other way!"-New
York Telegram.
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ToDAY's RECIPES

Rice and Date Pudding-Wash
one cup rice, put in boiling water
and cook thirty minutes. Pour In
colander and run cold water over
1t. Put in buttered baking dish,
add two cups scalded milk, one-half
teaspoon salt, one-half cup sugar,
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oh, what's the use of breakfast
room when you have no room for
breakfast?
If you want "sure cure" for
cold, ask dozen friends-and get
a dozen.
All patches may be badges of
honor but not all badges are
patches Of honor.
Eposing the face to X-Rays is. at
present, the best known treatment
for troublesome acne.
High temper-high blood pres
sure.
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SAFE;
Tho this wos fair and that sUas
brazc,
And yon the toast Of a the
tozcn,
/ sigh'd, and said amang them a.,
'Ye arena Mary Morrison.
0 Mary. oanst thou vreck his
peace,
Wha for thy sake zcad gladly
diee
Or camst thou break that heart of
his,
Whase only fdut is toUing thceS
If loUe for lore thou zc;lt ma gle,
At least be pity to me shozcnj
n thought angentIe Gamma be
The thought of Mary Morrison.
Robert Burns.
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Doctor" said lady. Il want you
10 prescribe for me-"
'There Is nothing the matter,
madam" said the doctor, after feel
ing her pulse; you only need rest"
"Now, doctor, just look at my
tongue, what does that needf"
''That needs rest, too" replied the
doctor. Judge.
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FASHIONS OF TOMORROW.

The men wear Hobbled garments
as well as the women. Journal
Amusant-
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CHERRIES SALE. BY virtue OF
- a writ of a. IA. to me directed. issued
out Of the Monmouth County Common Pleas
Court of the State of New Jersey, will be
exposed to sale at public vendue, on
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-14
cTRNkcT Muzt zATcENo Y CHlcAGu,
JSOU v PODEZRENt We SPOJENf S VEL
KOU VLAKOVOU LOUPEzf.

Chicago, 13. cervna Acko ctrnact muzd bylo zatce-
dnes podezren re NELL cast prepadeni potovnho
vlaku Chicago Milwaukee ST. Paul drahy ukradeni
gistrovanych zasiek jez jsou odhadovany honote
100000 do $3,OOOOO0 posovni fednici vef
roty banditu, kter pouz cyf automobile pr prepau
lt6ku, jsou dosud svobod6
Po cey den cd okamzku, kdy obdrzena zprava smele
oupez erifove ctyf okres zelezncn pocie postovn
nspekori patra zimncn6 tupe ktera sestavala asi
dvace bandd jez ukofla AZ pytle regrovanych "a
slick. Dosud vsak neni zadnych urcitych vysedkI.
Rozsah zraty nen presne znam. Postovn lrady zdej-
poda konservativni zpravu do Washngtonu ze enom
100000 zasek bylo ukradeno Ones vecer vsa nace
mix Benson zeeznicn poicie drahy Chicago Milwaukee
ST. Paul prohlas, re $3OOO0OO jsou praydepodobnejsi
cislici =
Jest znamo made vsechnu pochybnost, re $334OOO v
penezich cennych papirech bylo casti kors Ufednic
mistn federani reservn banky sdel re $4,000 papro
vych penezich byo odesano vlaku ctvek
Young, guverner federani banky Minneapolis uv9dom
fednky ze $150000 bondech svobody zasanych
sotske bance bylo ukradeno.
Media byt pochybnost tom ze bandite nell sveho
spfezence bud ederan bance zdejs poste enz
Jim sd9, re dotycnem vlaku bude velka suma
penez cennych papirG.
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.FRANCIE MA NOVEHO PRES|DENTA.
BYL Jim zV0LEN D0UMERGUE, PRED
SEDA sENkTU.
KRAJNf LEvICE POHORELA Sc svYM
! KANDIDATEM.

Versailles 49, cervna M CASTOR Doumergue byl zvo-
len dvanactym presdentem Franc dnes odpoedne narod
MIN shromazdenm jez zasedalo historckem Versaskem
zamku.
Kdyz by donuti resignac presidenta Mlleranda levy
biloxi snemovny vtezny vobach H. kv6tna mcdowell pro-
sadt sveho kanddata presidentsv Paula Panlevea Dou
by zvolen ponevadz naconase pravce snemovny
hasovai do jednoho neho tax ably IT, kdoz znemozni
Milleranda, nemel sveho muze cee statu.
Frederick Francois Marsal, "prozatimn premier resg
nova ihned po zvoeni Doumergue-a Ocekava re move
zvoleny president yzve Ultra Herrota ably pokus sesa
viii minsterstvo.
Doumergue je clenem umrnene levce jako kdysi Mile
rand byval Avsak nemohoucnosti zvo sveho vastnhO
presdena, pravice vyuztkovaa rozs6peni levc timze
zp1sobem ako nacionasticky biloxi ztra konrou sn6mov
evce prsla presidentstv republiky Naconae by!i
rozdeleni IL. kvetna. Levice bya rozdalena dnes.
Jenom jedno hlasoyani byo pfedsevzato Doumerguc
obdrze SIS hasG Panleve 309 Camena. komunscky kan
dda 80 devet byo odevzdano muze, ktefi vubec
byli kandday drad presdentsky. Celkem bylo $50
hasd vrzeno nchz vesna cina APT Cislce vypravi
lou historic Panleve dosal hasy snemovn vetsny, Dou
ergue hlasy senau nekolika vyjimkam mimo to hlasy
snemovn nacionalisticke mensny
Kdyz Herriot jeho pobocnci vyhledi 81 Panlevea.
jenz vykona noho dosazen vtezstvi H. kv9tna, mocny
odepTel ucin aby neby vazan rozhodnutm wee
rejs konerence oznami pred konanm konference re
mini byt kandidatem pred nj.
Vcera vzdoroval dsli, ably odstoupil po
dopoledne dsi pokracovano. Ma konferenc le
p1l hodiny pred zahaenim narodnho kongre
SUI Herrot adresova vasnvy appel cenm levce par
lamentu ably hasova pro Panlevea Nicmene ysak cetn
clenove senate hasova pro nemu coz privodo e
no porazku
Vysedkem timto utrpea prestyz Herriotova, ackoli
neni pochybnos ze prime premerstvi z nyn vyskytue
oazka jak dlouho vydrzi Sena skutecnost nem6l
nkdy valnych symrai utoky Mlleranda dnesni pfi-
leztost pouz ku chazeni ovadane sociaisty
komunisty.
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new YORK STkEDEM Poz0RN0sTI.
PRfPRAvY JsOU TAM KONANY X DEM.
NARoDNt KoNvENCI.

New York. cervna Poiticke zraky iez DO tfi dny
upraly Cleveland obraceji nyn New Yorku, kde
demokrack narodni konvence bude zahajena "a cevna
Cordel Hull Tennessee pfedseda rany, radI ceny
Square Garden vydal prohaSen n6mz napada repubi
kanskOu platformu rizeni cleveandske konvence
da Hull pravi SVEN prohlaseni:
"Nadchazejici kampah dokaze, zdai politcka strana
muze z neb mea by zt kdyz hla vladu do bezedne ka
uze korupce zlstavila sebou sopu znemravnelos
skandau rozmerech nemajcch rovnych hstori nroda
jako behem tr pdl roku Harding -Coodgeovy admin
strace.
~ jemneho nell sympatickeho zpHsobu jakym repu-
blikansa konvence enaa Mimi nezasveceny covek mohi
by snadno domnvati Newberry, FALL Daugherty For
bes jech spfezenci jsou Tide nejvyss bez1honnos ze
senator Walsh ostatn kter odhali ony zlocny vel
kem jsou skutecni zocnci Star gada slouzici zvldm
zvastnch privle repubikanske stran nemize ocsti
anz ZrefOmOvati Ona dnes nevice oh zuje pocvou
presentacni vadu mela by byti znicena.
"Republikanska patforma, jako z 1920, obraci
vsem moznym smery pozo ihodna pro sve pokrytectvi
falenou pfedsrku jest obmyslena ably vydrzela do
sopadovych voleb Po tom vsem huku, pacene propagan
de Melonovch dahovych n&vrzich poslednich est
sicG repubkanska platorma neodvazila oni zmn
Meonove mene tim meme jeho dahovych navrzich Toto
odmtnuti bylo skutecnost shvenm demoratcke pred
lohy, kterou dane snizeny.'
Washington 49, cervna - Demokratich senatori kon
gesnc shodova dnes prohlasovani republikanskeho
lstku platformy nejyce reakcionaTske hstor
Vschni vyjadfova pevnon duvsru denokfatick6 Vi
tezstvi v listopadovvch volbach.
Byla vsak zaroven rusva nota tn uderil senator
Burton K Wheeler Montany hlavn pobocnk senatora La
Folletta demokraticke strane Wheeler dal vedom
svym koegum zdal new-yorska nebude nom;
novat pokrokove kanddaty pokrokove patforme tfe
e jista stych podminek rana tato zvitez
ma zapade severozapade
Postaveni senatora La Foea bylo vem sesleno cle"n
landskou konvenc, pravil Wheeler
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KLANOVCI UZNANI VIM
NYMI.

Ebensburg, Pa, IL. cerv-
ma. Pc uvazovani nekolika
hodin porota v pripade vyv-
stavsim krvave vytrznosti v
Lilly, uznala 81 obzalovanych
vinnymi z nekazoniteho shro-
mazdeni a nevinnymi ze vzbou
reni. Sedmnact z mich jsou Gle
ny Klanu. Pred tim nez vec
odevzdana porote, byla Skirt
nuta zaloba proti 13 obzalova-
nym nasledkem nedostatku du
kazd. Soudce Finletter z Fila
delfie, jenz predsedal proce-
su, We svych instrukcich poro-
te karal ostre jak Klan tax o.
byvatele z Lilly, prohlasiv, re
prvnejsi "vyprovokovali" OBJ
cany Lilly, objevivse sc tam
" plnych klanovskych krojich
a ze Lillsti ma tn provokaci cd
poved6li "hanobenim, nadav-
kami a divosstvim". "Ten, kdo
mava cervenou vlajkou do oci
byka, must ocekavati, ze Sc do
neho pusti," pravil soudce; "a
stejn6 ten, kdo vrha urazky
We tvar lidf, kterf jsou proti
nemu, must ocekavati, ze sc
dostane do rvacky."
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zvY$ENk, cINN0sT RuskYcH
M0NARcHlSTt.

Berlin r. Zde spatrovana jest ista souvislost
mez predvceresm vyhozenim expressnho vlaku Moskva
Riga do povetr zvysenou cnnosti rskych monarchistG
Zprava vyhozene vlaku nachazelo nekok SOVIET
skych predakG zvysue podezfen Rusove mz edna Sc
o obnoven carstvi, NELL tom svoje prsty.
Ma vcerejsek byla zde svolana schuze ruskych
chstI aby nj jednanJ byo ohledne akce dusledku ne
proklamace velkoknzete Mikulae nz teno
hlas rusk6ho monarchstckeho hnut We schulz
koekovany byly take pnize aby poDy byy velkoknize
ku provadeni jeho monarchistickych planI.
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SvALUJE VlNU Ma COOLIDGE.
JE ZODPOVEDEN IA IGNOROvANt FAR
MART, DIE LA FOLLETTA.

Madison Wis 49, cervna Pritomna narodni admin
"doslovn6 obratia zady armare senator Ia
Toilette Wisconsin, prav prohlaseni uverenenem zde
dnes. Je tam receno mez jnym:
Sedesaty osmy kongres odroc kdyz byl zamit re-
soluc aby senat snemovna posanecka esy opetne
narodnch konvencch tax ably moh bezodkladne uvazova
ii o krocich 1evu zemedelstvi.
Ony zamy, ez pozadovay lodni subvence snizeni da-
nj zarucen zeeznicnch vydeki tucne oene pozemkove
ldely ne zakony zajmu zvastnch prve snazi do
kazova farmar sam must vytahnou svych svzelu
nic federaln vlada moha by ucin zakonem, by
nemensm neprospeo Toto podstat6 jest argument a.
dresovany kongresu presidenem Coodgem eho prvnirn
poselstvi.
president Coolidge dostaecne dokaza. ze kdyz zvlas
nj zajy kere vykoristu famafe sejne ako mestskeho
obyvatele cht6ji n6co, dostanou to bez nesnaZi.'
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PtV0D VYBUcHu VY$ETk0vkN.
ZVLASTNf KOMISE ZASEDA MA BITEVNf
LODI TENNESSEE.

San Pedro, Cal 13. cervna. Vsechno nebezpeci dal
siho vybuchu bevn lodi Mississippi zakovene pfi
hraz bylo odvraceno dnes kdyz tre nabo TINT
vezi els by vyjmut die sdeleni porucika L. N Morgana
vakoveho dstonika Til pyte raskavny jez by posaci-
y znen celeho messkeho boku, byly vyjmuty tretiho
della veze ponofeny do vody.
Byl to cnen pokus vcera vecer avsak bezvysedne,
jsouc retim vybuchem Mississippi vypua
pristavn hraz ably meso lodi kotvic pristavu nebyy
hrozeny Dne bevn lodi Tennessee, zahaeno vysefo
van pricne vybuchu jenz zpGsobi smrt tyfice osmi
muza poraneni pe zraneni lehciho razu sedmi
nych.
Seskupen kolem zeen6ho stou. jeden admiral, diva ka
pitan diva odbornc delostreb9 patra po pfcne ira
ged ktera nebude zjstena, mze prvodit zahubu nych
muzd operucch della Dnes do vecera nedosp6lo zad
nym zaverim Faka zdstavaji ako vcera kdy Mississippi
plnou rychost vepula do pfistavu svymi mrvym
nGnymi.
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MANzELSKA TRACEDIE.

Pittsburg, Kas.,. IL. cervna
Gus Herby, jenz zabil svoji
zenu, ktera nezila S MIN, v Al
ma, nedaleko odtud, minule
pondeli spachal sebevrazdu O.
besenim sc ma dvefich sve ce-
ly ma kuse silneho platna. Byl
nalezen mrtev policisty, kdyz
mu prinesli veteri.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-14

Moskva IL. cervna. - Ably byl podporen obchod mezi
Danskem Ruskem zvlastni banka byla zaozena
kapitaem 100000 danskych korun Uceem banky,
ktera bude pracovat ruku sov6skou s&tn
fnancovat obchodni ransakce mezi Dansken Unii
v6tskych Socalisickych Repubk doua povede to
vaznym obchodnim stykdm mezi ob9rni zememi,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-14

Sofe r. cervna. - 1rednim prohlaseni pravi, ze
fecka ohedne vychodska cd Egejskeho more jak
Recka bya pfedozena Francisco dc
Bara jest Buharsko nepfatenou protoze jest jese
vyhodnou nez nabdka kterou Bulharsku ucniy vel
moci ma ausannske konferenci
Evening star., 1924-06-13

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Evening star., 1924-01-16
CANADIAN OFFICIALS
Entertained HERE
Biologists Are Guests of Leaders
of q. S. Coast and Survey
at Luncheon. -

DR.. Noel Ogilvie, director, and r. B.
Reid, supervisor Of leveling. of the
geodetic survey Of Canada, were en-
tertained by Col. E. Lester Jones, d.
rector Of the United States coast and
geodettc survey. at luncheon held
yesterday at the Cosmos Club.
Among the other guests present
were DIR. John G. Merriam, president
of the Carnegie Institution of Wash
ington; DR.. George Otis Smith. d.
rector Of the United States geological
survey; DR.. Gilbert Grosvenor. direc-
tor Of the National Geographic So
ciety; Capt. Edwin T. Pollock. super
intendent Of the United States Naval
Observatory; DR.. Arthur L Day. di-
rector of the geophysical laboratory
of the Carnegie Institution; Col. C. H.
Birdseye. chief topographic engineer.
United States geological survey; j.
H. Van Wagenen. chief engineer,
United States-Canada boundary sur
vey, and several members of the
United States coast and geodetic
survey.
DIR. Ogilvie and Mr.. Reid are in
Washington conferring on problems
involved in co-ordinating the geo.
detic surveys of Canada and of the
United States.
Col. Jones greeted his guests from
Canada in appropriate words and
called upon DR.. Merriam, who spoke
of the remarkable degree to which
the scientific workers Of Canada and
the United States are cooperating in
advancing knowledge and in striving
to solve scientific problems which
will mean so much to the welfare of
humanity. He spoke of this being the
age of cooperation in civilization and
that 1t is a natural and logical step
forward In the evolutionary process.
IAuds Cooperation.
DR.. Oglvfe paid a tribute to the
spirit Of cooperation between mem
bers Of the United States coast and
geodetic survey and Of the geodetic
survey Of Canada. AS an instance Of
this he mentioned the great arc Of
precise trfangulation which is being
extended by the two organizations
from Puget sound northward to the
Arctic ocean. The results of this
work will be a complete agreement
between the charts and maps Of west
ern Canada and Alaska, something
Of very great importance to the two
countries This, he showed, is an ex-
ample Of friendly cooperation be-
tween government officials OF neigh
boring countries.