davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-10-23
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, W. Va, Octo
ber 23 (SpeciaD.-The Potomac am
Shenandoah rivers both were clea
this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23
Dresses In the City--$15
(Pre-Easter Suit Offer---24.98

off dwhev
in
hEmmed,
Il of is a bargain al
I OR-NEW
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23
New Flapper Oxfords

Style 3D." as illustrated q or
has the creased vamp, blucher '~~
effect, with perfOration on
quarters; low heels with rubber top
lift. All sizes, at 2.95.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23
j K',o:t:ex Napkins
',46c a Dozen

These are the regular size and come put up dozen
the box: This extra special price for Monday only.
LINGERIE SHOULDER sTRAP-In all the desirable - =
shades. regular 1oc value; special yard $50 ~
LINGERIE UNDERWEAR TAPE-In assortment Of col q
regularly priced 5c-for Monday, yard. - y
PURITAN barry PANTs--Rubberized- flesh, pink 1r
and white; sold regularly at Monday at AZ
(sTREET FLooR-NEw BUuDING)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23
Gray Suede Sandals

Style &C" as illustrated q AZ
one of Springs newest-three
cut-Outs on vamp, straps over
instep and around ankle-dainty buckle
fastenings at side. Same also in beige.
All sizes, pair, 3.45.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23
Again Monday
+ E r n s
1Oc

We ask you, please, to come
as early as you can, for each
Monday we have been selling
out in less than an hour. This
is our weekly shipment of q
thousand.
(STREET FLOOR-NEW BLDG.)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23

These are all-wool slipover sweaters,
in assorted colors. Because of the ex-
traordinary low price, and that as many
as possible avail themselves of this SEN
sational value, we will sell but one. to
customer
(FOURTH FLOOR-NEW
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23

Style "B," as illustrated 0 AZ
perforated toe and around '7V
vamp; also perfOratiOn on Z.
quarters; low heels with rubber top
lift. All sizes; pair, 2.45.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15
LEGAL FRATERNITY
LIKES MITCHELL

judge Mitchell is looked upon by
tho legal fraternity as fair and
able judge. who has high sense OF
honor. and duly appreciates the dig
nifty OF the place he occupies, lie Is
listed by the politicians as con.
scryatiNe.
lie d a Baptist. a Mason, a X. OF
7. and a Woodmau OF tho World.
Tho supreme court being nonparti,
san, I did not inquire as 10 whether
no Is a democrat or "A republican.
Ny opinion is that no is a demo.
crat But from tho high praise
heard OF him In strong republican
places. tho chances arc that under
strong proyocation he would vote
for a good republican as against a
bad democrat II this guess Is cor.
reel, and word should ever get back
10 his Old home town In Virginia.
and Il eshould be openly discussed.
when ladies were present. n would
be declare with emphasis that 10
ought 90 be IN Halifax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15

Tho Pacific Northwest and Alaska
VIII entertain 100 thrifty American
and Canadian boyr. who know how
to earn money and who are deter.
mined to SEQ the marvels OF tho West
and North. according 20 word reach.
Ing T.. r. Nelson. assistant general
passenger agent Of the Northern Pa.
cific railway. Thursday. Tho boys
viii be guests OF George Il. Buchan.
an. a wealthy Detroit. Mich, bacho.
lor, who for years has taken. n keen
interest In boys and has helped hun.
drcds OF them.
Next July Buchanan plans TO bring
100 boys from Detroit and surround.
Ing country TO the Pacific Northwest
and Alaska The boys who mako up
tho party must each earn si25 for
tho trip. their parents will supply
fi:5 and Buehananw III advance the
remaining 1i25 to cover tho cost OF
tho trip.
The party VIII come west thru Can.
ada and returning will come 10 Sc.
attic and leave for the East c~sr the
Northern Pacific railway. Among
the large cities they viii visit arc:
Seattle, Portland. Tacoma, SPOKANE
Butte. Miles City. siandan. Mime.
apolis. ST. Paul and other Northwest
communities that invite them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15
Music Enjoyed at
Chamber Meeting

Music was the principal attrac-
ton at tho meeting Of the members
council OF the Seattle Chamber OF
Commerce, Friday noon in the Ma.
sonic club rooms. Arcade building.
Miss Ruby osbun, soprano OF New
York, who has sung many leading
operate roles sang. accompanied on
the piano by John Sundesten Of
Seattle.
Drivers and Dodgers, or the
Quick and the Dead was n talk bv
Louis Nash. educational patrolman OF
the state efficiency and highway
service. Miss Agnes VIM OF Wash.
lnston, ID. G.. formerly OF Seattle.
told OF MY Old Home Town az
Seen From the National Capital"
She Is director OF the classroom
service Of the National Educational
association and a member OF tho
Seattle Chamber Of Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15
500 Smart Bags S1.95

In pouch envelope and underarm utyleBn black
brown. gray and combinations OF these Beaver
eerase SEAL and paen, finish Wen lined fitted with
mirror and purse
Main Floor-The Bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15
Moran Would Go to
Legislature Again

Charles q. Moran. candidate for
reelection to the legislature from
District Al announces that he fayors
abolishing capital punishment in the
state, the early completion OF the
High Line to Tacoma and the pro-
posed women's clinic.
Mr.. Moran was instrumental at
the last session in securing the
passage Of the bakers BILL" assur-
ing to the public uniform loaf Of
bread. properly wrapped. He is a
member Of the a. o. u. w. and
Elks' lodge No. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15
Justice Mitchell Suits
the Public Service Body
Decisions on Bench VERY Satisfactory" to
Commission That Aids Corporations

the cases OF the public service COM
mission were sent TO him FOR de.
cision. II is understood that he
handled thcso IN a very satisfactory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15
AL Ulbrickson Is
Newest Benedict

Climaxing romance OF threo
years, Al Ulbrickson. stroke OF tho
University Of Washington crew, and
Miss Hazel G. stehling, former Uni.
verslty student, were married In
Olympia Wednesday, II became
known Friday.
The couple planned 10 keep tho
wedding a secret and when they
went to Olympia Wednesday told
friends they were going for days
outing. The secret leaked out Fri.
day.
Mrs. Ulbriclsson has been employed
In the city light department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15
A Special Value in
Women'S Union
Suits
S1.00

All sizes for children. Made
OF soft. natural gray. part wool
material Thoroughly shrunk.
On. Sizes 10 10 years.
Main I1oor-The bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15

A very special value IN
wanted pieces. Included are
puff boxes. hair receivers. two
styles OF trays. buffers. clothes
brushes. Jewel boxes. perfume
bottles. 3.piece manicure sets.
vases. pineushions. hat brushes
and military brushes.
SPEoIALf Three styles IN
ivory-fintshod Toilet Sets -
brush. mirror and eomb-Ja.50.
$500 and 1880 a set.
Main Floor-The Bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15
DOESN'T THAT
BEAT HALIFAX"

John r. Mitchell was born and
brought up In Halifax county. Va.
He escaped when n young man.
Went over into Tennessee and got
married. Came 10 tho territory OF
Washington. went into politics and
finally became a supreme court
judge OF the state OF Washington.
Should any one OF his male
sshoolmates read this he no doubt
would remark. n In the presence OF
tho ladies' Don't that beat Hail.
fax
Judge Mitchell got as good an
education as the common schools OF
Virginia offered az that time. He
was afterwards graduated from the
law department OF the University OF
Virginia. and camO to Olympia in
1855.
In 1897 he was elected prosecuting
attorney OF Thurston county. and
in 1905 he was elected superior
court judge for the counties OF
Thurston and Mason. He served in
this capacity for the better part OF
three terms. when he was appoint
ed associate justice OF the supreme
court in 1918. In November OF that
year he was elected for the regular
four years term.
While serving as superior court
judge for TiIurston county. all OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15
In the Food Shops
Armour's Star or Barton's Ham, lib. Sic
Two OF the best brnnds Of ham. Ry the piece only

Swift's Cottage Butts. lean and
sugar cured. trimmed OF sur.
plus fats, 10. zoe.
Fresh Cream cry Butter, high
grade. delicate flavor, 10. i3c.
Jilg's Weiners, always fresh, made
of finest ingredients, ID. 28c.
Happy Home Brand Large Ripe
Olives, pint 25c.
Dill Tomatoes. just the thing for
picnic lunches. for Zoe.
Hunts Supreme Egg Plums.
three cans for ....."."... 25c
Tall cans delicious fruit In
syrup; apcclal. can........ DC
PnuI's Jelly. assorted flavorH:
Just few dozen loft; while
they last. Jar ...,.4n..,....1 Zoe
snider's Tomato Cntsupi large
bottle: pure product spe-
cinl, bottle. 23c, two for .tJc
Evcntide Apricots. large cans;
fine fruit In syrup. special,
can, iTci three for..,... soc
Solar brand Broken sliced Pine
nppie, large cans; fine fruit
I'm syrup; eight slices 20
zach can, special. each 22hr
Bcecbnut Pork md bcnns,
large No ! cans; In delicious
tomato sauce: speclnl, can nc
three cans for...,4..,,,...s2 5c
| Finest Quality Hood River
Pure Cider Vinegar special
Ill., =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15
RY J. r. JUSTICE

THlS is 20 be the story q su.
l. prcmC court judgc. a Virginia
gentleman and "a candidate for rC.
election. IIS name Is John r.
Mitchell and De lives az Olympia.
Down iu the good old state OF
Virginia 10 IS an unwrlttcn law that
no gentleman viii ever use profan-
its in the presence 90 a lady. Mel
thcr viii a gentleman permit man
who Is not a gentleman 90 swear
when there are women around, So
b Was the custom there. when a
gentleman. or a man. was annoyed
beyond endurance, 20 tell his an.
meyer 10 so to Halifax II there were
women folks about.
Il has not been made clear why
the damned were 90 be sent 10 Hail.
Fix. II there were ladies present. In
stead OF 20 hados. For Halifax.
meaning Halifax county Vlrginla. Is
nowhere In the neighborhood OF hell.
hut instead Is the place where they
used 20 grow fine ladies ana gentle
men. abundant crops OF tobacco
ana an excellent brand OF apple
brandy.
The best explanation that has
been offered Is that anyone sent there
for unbecoming conduct would find
himself among such decorous gen.
tlcmen that he would either reform
and become one himself. or would be
speedily sent on 20 the unholy place
10 which he would have gone NJ the
outset had there been no ladies
prescnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15

a big having ON auto parts can be
had by watching the bargains that
are offered In The Star Want Ads
daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15

MARCEL AND CURL LAST
LONGER after a Golden Clint
Shampoo Advertisement.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29
ROCKEFELLEROVI MA cES.
KE school,.

New York, 27. brezna. -
Ma verejne schulz usporadane
v Narodni Budqve Americkou
Ligou ceskoslovenskych zen
podilelo Sc tentokrate nekolik
hosti americkych kruhd. By
Ii mezi mimi p. a pf. John D.
Rockefeller, NIL, 81. Rosalie
Manningova, reditelka Lenox
Hill Settlement a p. E. Gibney
cd vzdelavaciho 1radu mesta
New Yorku. Vsichni mluvili k
pritomnym, poukazuiice ma dG1
fezitost vzdeIavaci cinnosti, ze-
jmena mezi mladezi. Obecen-
stva seslo Sc tolik, ze sal So
tva stacil. Pc schdzi podavana
kava a zakusky, mezi nimiz
nejvetsf oblibe tesily Sc ceske
kolace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

vedneho posaveni obeova svo cest ten cas- nased
KEN takovych tokd nkdo urednm postaven nen bezpe
cen nepocestnesf nejpocvejs nejzdatnejs vefeni su
zebnic mohou byt smeten staost vlady Zncena kkem
Ma inem mist6 sveho dopsu pravi Daugherty re spo-
ecenstvo burice vaecneho korsnka nenavne namaha
10 zomit ddveru amerckeho du mne odbor spraved
nos, upozoruje presdenta ze dvakrate mnuosti nabi
eel resgnac kterou vsaksp Coolidge odepfe pfijati
dopis svd konci Daugherty jak nasleduje:
"Americky lid cell krs narodnm SVEN zivote rovna-
jcf vaznosti kereko z ceti mu byo cele nasi hso
ri Name mt nadale vladu zakona poradku, lsavniho
sounio rizeni eho zarucenm pray jednotlvce zru
spravedno pro neivyssho stene ako toho
nenizsiho, neb to byt vada pomluvou, errorsmem
strachem?
boji prava iako drednka obcana, prava kaz-
deho repubky sou dotcena nebo kdo milo
MI nasich id W. tfeba ati mdze pristfm predm
tenn nespravedvych obvinen zkanych nezakonitou nkv
sici"
Kratce DO odeslani druheho dopisu Daughey,
sveho r. F. Rareyho odeje do Atlantic City
kde hoda zdrzet pres nede nacez vra do Washing
ably uved do poadku sve osobni soukrome zae
zitosi.
vdbec nenaznacil president kdo mohl by byti
nastupcem Daugheryho. Muv vsak sekretafi statu
Hughesov senatoru Borahov ederalnim soudci Kenyon
owl Arthur p Ruggov Bostonu pfedsedovi nejvyssiho
soudu satu Massachusetts, tez Haranu Stoneovi New
Yorku al do nedavna dekanu pravncke fakuy Columbia
university.
Kdyz zprava o resignaci Daughertyove donesla do
vyboru key ej vyefova bylo tam eceno ze nebude to
zadneho vlivu eho dasf program Neednalo
jenom Daughertyho nybrz zofady ktere zahnizdiy
odboru spravedlnosti jeho spravy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29
TELEFoHNi sPoLEcNosTI PoHoRELY.
NEBYLO jim DOVOLENO ZVYSENf POPLA-
TKU sTATNf UTILITNf KOMISf

Columbus O., %. bfezna. - rozkaze vydanem dnes
vsechny kay pfedlozene teeonnimi spoleGnosmi
Ohiu zadac zvysen poplaku byy odmrsteny statni dt
itn komis Rozkaz tento netyka vsak pozadovaneho
zvysen popatcch pouzvani teefonu vekou dalku.
Zvyseni zamnue komisi melo vejiti platnost /.
dubna, vyimkou Youngstownu kde meo vejiti planos
l. kvena DIE novych ska byly by byvay zvyseny popla
ky "a teefon Ceveandu akronske centrae zaujmaci
Barberton Cuyahoga Falls Talnadge; dale Bedford
Dayton Masson Youngstown West Carolton Canal Fulton
Dalton Navarro
Zadost byla zamnuta, ednou vyjimkou ponevadz "a
nj tehoz Cleveandu nebylo zadano zadne zvysen po
placch pouzvan teleonu avsak popaek cd So do $6
zaveden teeonu neb odsranen tehoz Podobne popat
KY nekde nizs nde vyss byy pozadovany tez jnych
mestech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29
BERCDOLL 81 TO ROZ-

Berlin, %. breZna. - Gro
yer Cleveland Bergdoll je do
sud V N6mecku a ocekava Sc,
re zustane zde pc n6jakou do
bu, pokud Sc tyce jeho bezpro-
stfednfch piann. GstSfssosVr4:
titi do Ameriky a mel jiz vse-
chino pripraveno k odjezdu a
prodal sve diva automobily a
dokonce pry 81 jiz zamluvil
kajutu ma parniku Deutsch-
land, avsak v posledni chvili
dostal "studene nohy" a roz-
myslil 81 to. Zaroven Sc sdelu-
je, re nevzdal Sc definitivne
sveho umyslu vratiti sc do A.
meriky. Zdrzuje Sc pry nekde
v okoli Eberbachu, avSak a.
mericti correspondent marne
po mem patrali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

WILSONOvA POZuSTALO6T
$25O,OOO.

Washington, %. brezna. -
Pozustalost Woodrow Wilsona
byla odhadnuta ma S25O,OO0 v
petici pfedlozene probatnfmu
soudu jeho vdovou, pf. Edith
Boiling Wilsonovou. Zaruka
pi. Wilsonove, jez jmenovana
vykonavatelkou poslednf vile,
urcena soudem ma $1,000. Po-
zIstalost jest odkazana vetsi-
nou pi. Wilsonove az ma to,
re ma byti vyplaceno $4,000
rocne slecn6 Margaret Wilso-
move, pokud by zIstala svo-
bodnou. Zesnuly byvaly presi-
dent nevlastnil zadneho memo
viteho majetku v Distriktu CO.
lumbia = rodinny dim byl ma
jetkem pi. Wilsonove - a
vsechno jeho jmeni pozdsta-
valo z hotovych penez ma ban
kach, osobniho majetku, bon
du a jinych cennych papird.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29
TORNADO We TREcH sTkTEcN.
DEVET LID1 ZAHUBENO v KANSASU,
OKLAHOME A TEXASU.

Kansas City. 28 bfezna.s - Zahuba lidskych zivoti
veka maeova skoda by zpIsobena tornady ez zas8hla
nSttera Okiahckn&
prSelo.
Shawnee, Okla, osob zahynulo a mnohO bylo po-
raneno Noble, Okla, byo poran6no ldi. Hmotna
skoda zpusobena vichc Psecna boure pfehnaa
field ka kde temef eden kazdy dunn mestecku byl zni
vchfc Nadraz drahy Santa Fe bylo sboreno as tri
Get nakladnch kar bylo smeeno trait Nekoik farmar
skych staven mastai bylo zniceno okoli Chrsted.
Goffs, Kas., chlapec eden byl zab bleskem.
We Vernon, Tex, Gtyr osoby byy poran6ny znacna
skoda zplsobena vchfic Psecna boure pehnaa
verozapadn casi Texasu znamou ako Pan Handle cd A
marlo az do Chdress Draty teegrafni teleonni byy
pfetrhany mnohych castech jihozapadu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29
VICE MUzU NEz ZEN
UMfRA.

Columbus, O., 28. brezna. -
Vice predcasnych lmrti uda sc
kazdym rokem mezi muzi v
Ohiu nez mezi zenami, die
statistiky statniho zdravotniho
dradu. Ia petilete obdobi skon
civsi rokem 1918 bylo celkem
396,522 1mrtf a z toho poctu
bylo 22O.933 muHI. Neivice L.
mrtf udalo sc v roce 1918, a
sice 1906. v 1919, ", ,582; '
1920, 1886; v 1921, 67,100 a
v r. 1922 68,019. V kazdem
roce zemrelo vice muzG nez
Zen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29
HR0zNE NE$TEsTi Y UHL0DoLE.
DVACET SEST MUzU ZAHYNULO PRI
NASTALEM VYBUCHU

Blue Field, w. Va, %. brez-
ma. - Dvacet sest haviru "a
hynulo pri vybuchu v dole els.
2 Yukon PocahOntas Coal Co.
v Yukon, v okresu Mcdowell,
dnes casne rano, die sdeleni
ventilacniho inzenyra, jenz pfi
jel sem dnes vecer z mista hrG-
Zy.
Osm jinych havirG, kteri
rovnez byli v dole v dobe W.
buchu, bylo zachraneno. Dnes
pozde odpoledne patnact tel
,bylo vytazeno. Zachranne pra
ce jsou rfzeny druzinou re
zachranne kary vladniho BAN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29
cESKA OLOUPENA.

st. Louis, Mo-, %. brezna.-
Pi. Anna Ondruskova, man.
zelka hostinskeho 2 East St.
Louisu. prepadena byla dvema
muzi, kteri vytrhli il z ruky
kabelku, kdyz vystoupila po-
ulicni kary. Bylo tam 1,127,
kterezto penize nesla domn,
aby manzel jeji mohl vymeno-
vati ceky delnikd v jatkach
pracujicich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

skehO uradu, jez prijela sem 2
Nemours, nedaleko odtud. Yu-
kon je v odlehle casti statu a
nema ami telefonniho spojeni.
nasledkem cehoz podrobnosti
katastrofy dosud schazeji. w.
buch Sc udal We hloubce asi til
ctvrti mile uvnitr dolu.
Zpravy obdrzene zde z Yu-
kon byly poslany z blizkych
vesnic po telefonr a byly vel
mi nedplne a neobsahovaly
zminky o pricin6 vybuchu,
jenz Sc udal kratce po zaha-
jeni prace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29
HuERTA JE PRY v MExlkU.

Houston, Tex. 28 brezna. Adolfo De La Huerta,
xcky rebesky vldce e bezpec mese Frontera Mexko
dnes II hodn vece postal rozkazy pomoc radia svemu
zdesmu zasupci Rementerovi Bya pry to bachorka
srena stoupenci Obregonovymi Huerta opus Mexiko
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29
NEMECKA DUKLADNOST.

Berlin, %. brezna. - Lupi-
ci dostali sc do lradovny od-
boru obchodu Spojenych Sta
til vcera a ukradli 81 900 a t9z
kou ocelovou pokladnu, acko-
Ii byla prisroubovana k pod
laze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29

re nevada sc trdnu, pokud pie
biscitem nebude potvrzeno u
sneseni reckeho narodniho
shromazd6ni ohledne sesazeni
dynastie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-29
KECKY KRAL ZDRAHA Sc
Sc ODSTOUPITI.

Bukurest', %. brezna. -
Kral Jirf recky, jenz meska
zde We vyhnanstvi, prohlasuje,
The Washington times., 1924-05-13
NOtRumOrs, President Coolidge
Cold, Unpleasant Facts.

Cyrus a. K. Curtis careful about news publishes state
ent that President Coolidge doesn't believe the ruor
there is anything the matter with navy
he needn't believe rumors because there are no R0Ra
involved But there FACTS that interest the Pre
dent The United States is inferior England and even r.
Japan in its fighting battle fleet That doesn't matter 90
much because iron boats that float the water and the
bomb from an airpane sink will be complete Joke
We absolutely inferior to Japan and England in SUR
MARINES Both those countries have battleshps with b
guns that go below the water up in any one of
harbors and blow Of cities to pieces THAT shoud
interest the President.
And the President must be interested in that he reads
about dOy the courageous able Frenchman flying on his
way from Paris to Tokyo he has made the trip from Paris tn
Calcutta more than 5000 miles, in less than fywo flying
hours. '~e
That means that the French know how build flying ma
chimes that really fly and keep flying They have more than
two thousand of them They could declare against Eng
land tomorrow and destroy London three hours later The
English know it and that makes them very polite
France won't attack But If FRENCHMAN can f1v
from Paris to Calcutta in ASIA six thousand miles in less than
tytwo hours Of actual flying, how long will it be before
Asacs are able to the Pacific to the United States
in forty eight hours?
The President has business important than seeing
to the preparation Of this country against For there Is
more coming.
And he is the man RESPONSIBLE the one that could
offer no excuse His business is to PREPARE not to heorize
The Washington times., 1924-05-13
A MOTHER WHO TYPIFIED
HEROISM OF WOMEN OF '76
BY MARK STUYVESANT.

Soon the weary troops. after
the nights march began to nle
by the farm. Their fatigue and
hunger were relieved by the food
which Mrs. Draper had prepared
for them. All day she was re-
plenishing the supply, and many
a young man and boy blessed the
woman who had anticipated their
needs 80 generously.
Soon came the news, after the
Battle Of Bunker Hill. that thore
was a scarcity Of ammunition.
Although Mrs. Draper loved every
bit Of the beautiful pewterwAre
which was the pride Of her home.
she Immediately melted It and
made bullets with her own hands
in the bullet-mold which her huss
band had fashioned before loav.
ing. 49,
she and her daughter made uni
forms out Of every inch Of wooden
material on which they could lay
their hands. The store Of sheets
was torn and cut into shirts for
the patriots who were fighting
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flannel garments were ripped
apart and made into garments
for the soldiers.
Before long her home was
stripped of nearly every comfort
III not necessity. Mrs. Draper
gave a1l-not only her household
goods and clothes, but her energy
and strength, and even her hus-
band and son to the cause which
she believed just.
Although Mary Draper was not
even heard Of beyond the vicinity
in which she lived, she IL typical
of many women who, by their de-
votion, courage ana unselfish
sacrifice. helped to win for the
colonies the right to stand In the
world as a free and Independent
nation.
Copyright. 1884. b. SOwspApoe HsAaurO
Service. Ino)