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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1924

Page

2

Elks Flag Day Event At Lodge In City

The Gharlaaten Wika lodge will celebrate Flag Day tonight with a program in the auditorium at the building center of Quartier and McFach, featuring a keynote address by a former United States Senator. The event is open to the public and includes music by the lodge orchestra and performances by noted local artists, honoring the nation’s flag with patriotic exercises and a birthday theme for the flag.

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Engineers to Hold Bimonthly Meet Charleston Chapter

The Charleston chapter of the American Association of Engineers will hold its regular bimonthly meeting today at 5 30 p m at the Kenawha hotel. The principal speaker, IGAL Turner, superintendent of construction for the American Cad and Sotein Company, will discuss Problem encountered at Transmission Line Construction. Luncheon will be served on arrival. guests encouraged to attend.

Charleston American Arapolation of Engineers Kenawha Igal Turner Me Turner Peing Kentucky Weatsteinde Anterkeun Cad Sotein Company Bingheon

Bishop Charles Fiske Condition Improves In New York

Fiske reported to be virtually unenhanced this morning as observers note the longtime head of the metropolitan New York Episcopal diocese showing signs of stabilization after recent illness. No further details were disclosed.

Charleston Weather Folklore on a Fractured Friday

A vivid Charleston weather vignette describes Friday the 13th and Friday the 19th with heat and sudden rain. Citizens endure marble-sized stones, rainbow hues between showers, and street scenes from umbrellas to sullen skies as officials fret over rain’s effects on plans and projects.

Charleston Bath Kpalling Leatt State House Grovernor Croitel Street Nerchante Gaidens

Immigration Question Reexamines Our Native Stock

James J. Davis argues immigration has shaped American birth rates and future demographics. He notes native-born families now reproduce less while foreign-born families remain higher, but assimilation lowers foreign-born fertility over time. He cautions against full immigration halt, predicting America will increasingly comprise descendants of foreign-born today.

Americen America Acman Moi Tate United States Amer Mts Benjamin Franklin Prof. Peart Johns Hopkins University Golme Todey Andarin Weil James J. Davis

Bloodhounds track thief. money restored at Beechwood Heights

A man who stole $25 from J. C. Martin's Beechwood Heights home returned the cash and confessed before detec­tive Clyde Smith's bloodhounds reached the scene. Martin hesitated to prosecute but the thief was identified as he confessed at the back door.

J. C. Martin Beechwood Heights Mr. Martin Clyde Smith Dors Martin

Burgess Bedtime Stories and the Robin Rescue

A Burgess bedtime tale recounts Welcome Robin aiding Mrs. Robin trapped by a string, with Black Pussy Cat causing the danger and Farmer Brown's Boy rescuing her safely. The tale, from 1923, ends with Robin’s grateful song and a celebration of community neighbors. The piece also adds a second story tease about Hummer the Hummingbird and a discussion on selective immigration and American identity.

Abs Robin Black Pussy Cat Sammy Jus Jeany Wren Wid Grehard Blackey Crow Green Forest Brown Sammy Joy Farmer Brown Black Pussy Tee Mrs. Ropin Mrs. Fohin Farever Brown's Bay Farmer Brown's Bay T. WW. Burgess

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