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Evening journal., 1920-07-08

to the public schools and never will
IL is a great risk"
'Risks," said Mr.. Sharp, ARE in
herent In the makeup Of the world
and the schools are a human machine
trying to do a human service. Chill
dren need risks as surely as chickens
need grit In their gizzards. We must
teach our children how TO meet life's
risks and take life's daring chance"
He said that while 10 Is true the
public school does not recognize the
brilliant mind ,i the standard it was
largely false that the brilliant stu
dent was hindered In the public
schools. Both public and private
schools" he said, must specialize in
the average. The school has nat
ural function 70 perform to educate
for democracy"
The speaker in concluding said that
life should be reconceived In the terms
OF the child. The home life should
be for the child and the homes made
over for the child. u was here That
he stated in case OF any question, see
that the girl is educated even before
the boy because u The influence she
has over the child during his early
training. He made some suggestions
for parents in training thei- children
FOR individuality.
Former United states District At
torney John p. Nieldi and party OF
friends motored to Newark from Will
mingtOn to hear the lecture. on being
introduced TO Mr.. sharp following the
lecture Mr.. Nields inquired how Il
was the lecturer had three old Della
ware names, Dallas Lore sharp" and
WAS surprised when Mr.. sharp i'm
formed him that he got them from
Delawareans. He said the late CHIEF
Justice Charles B. Lore was his cOu-
sin and that he was named after
I Dallas Lore, who was a missionary ia
South America and who was a Della
warean. He said years ago he offer
visited his relatives In Delaware. Mr.
sham was horn In RrldgnInn. Il j.
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ESTATES OF THF man

Register Of Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted letbers on estates as
follows:
To John Wilmer Fennemore on the
estate Of Lewis Fennemore, Of Ap-
poquinimink hundred; Grace A. Milano
on the estate Of John A. NlilanO.
Of Wilmington hundred; and letters
testamentary 10 Anna Lea and Jane
Lea on the estate Of Mary Lea. Of
Wilmington hundred; Emile Maier on
the estate Of John Maier, OF VIII
mington hundred.
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less Tongue Pumps.

Ito6 IUHBUC T uIIVos
Reignslin, linen and Sea Island
canvas with full covered Louis
heels and hand-turned soles.
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THE EVENING JOURNAL THURSDAY. JULY 5. 1920

last Tuesday night. The newlyweds
were also presented with a chest Of
silver.
Or. G. Burton Pearson has pur-
chased the property opposite the
opera House on Main street from
the heirs OF James NJ. Pennington.
which he Will make his permanent
residence.
Dean Z. Lawrence Smith spent the
Evening journal., 1920-07-08
NEGROES START RACE
WAR OF THEIR OWN.

DES MOINES-Flye Negroes here
started a race war all their own. They
hurled bricks at the houses OF white
people When his house fell under
the bombardment. +. Pegeon rushed
out and frightened them away. Cops
arrived but the armistice was on and
the NegrOes had gone.
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HARVEST Home
ON AUGUST Il
Newark Service Men Will
Be Awarded Medals
Tuesday Night
CHEST OF SILVER
FOR NEWLYWEDS

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, July S.-Medals will be
presented 20 service men Of Newark
and vicinity at the meeting OF Lieu
tenant j. Allison ODaniel Post, No.
6, American Legion next Tuesday
Evening journal., 1920-07-08

The cape effect Is still the principal
OF the evening wrap.
Funnel-shaped and shawl collars are
shown on suit coats.
nrcssy dinner gowns have long,
transparent kimono sleeves.
Evening journal., 1920-07-08

A brass harness strap Is excellent
used on the lower line OF a pulley
clothes line TO keep 10 from sagging
10 does not rust and Is pushed out
when half the line is used
Evening journal., 1920-07-08

holiday at Ocean City, N. j.. with Mr..
and Mrs. Merritt Fisher OF Whining
ton.
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Historic. VYBUDOVANi CESKE
ARMADY V TALu.


Rim. - Ve.iky dill ccskoslo-
venSkcho vol ska byL vyzbrojen
V Italii to celkem $4,000 mu-
zu, u Cchoz ma legie pripada
$4,000 muzu. ma domobfanu a
81 $4,000 muzu.
Ia posledni italske ofensivy
proti Rakousku V fijnu a listo-
padu minuleho roku dostalo sc
do ital3kGho zajeti ma $4,000
muzu patficich do tzemi nyn6j
81 rcpub'iky tcskoslovenske.
Ihncd po prichodu zajatcu
do Halic byli Ccchos ovaci od-
dclcni od ostatnich zajatcu,
coz mclo pro ne velikou vyho-
du, ncbot' sc Jim dostalo tez
stravy jako legionarum a ital-
skym vojakum. Ostatni musili
sc spokojiti Sc stravou zajatec-
kou, pfi niz pripadalo Ma oso-
bu 200 gramu chlcba denne.
Naslcdkcm tOho mnozi umirali.
II oncch vySc zmincnych SO
tisic zaiatcu bylo Cechu ! So
vaty 55 900. ri vsichni oblete.
nj byIi do vojcnskG uniformly
ital Ike a vyZbrojeni byli ital-
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Ma prahu Noveho Roku!

rok, ktery stoji pred nami iest6
tvafi Zastrenou nehOZ ne
zname dosud praniceho. Duv6-
fuimc tcdy jen a doufejme. -
Jako sc s novym rokem roZ-
bfc kujc den, jako sc nam ka-
zdym dEcm prodluzuje svetlc
a tcdy $ nanf i den zustava dc.
lie, tax doufejme, ze i V zivot(
ia Sem zvitezi svetlo pravdy
dobra a krasy, sv6to poZna
nj, jchoz name potrebi, ably.
chom srozumeli a nalezh, &C
Jest 1kutecn6 pravdive, krasnG
a dobre.
A duverujmc, VERNE, re &C.
sty, po nichz sc ubirame, rize-
ny jsou stejn6 nezmennymi "a
kony iako drahy sluncc, mesi.
&C a hvczd, a &c cesty tyto jistd
mas vedou ku bl@nu, treba by
chom casem nechapali, proc ia
nebo ona prihoda zachvatila
mas prot vuli nasi ma cestc
PrayG tam, kdc konci pocho-
peni, musi pastoupiti nadeje.
A ably tato nad6ic nekolisa-
la, nybrz stala ustavicnG ne
|pohnut6 jako olbfim. toho pre-
jeme re srdce kazdemu ma pra
| hu noveho roku 1920.
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Pfesunul Sc Clanek ma nepre
hlednGm fct6ze, ktery tvori ne
cCislna lcta plynouci "a sebou
- uplynul rok 1919. Skies do
obrovskGho hrobu, kde odpocl-
vail jeho pfedchudcove: minu-
ii lcta, deseti.eti,. staleti, tisici
lett :.
Mnoho svazku bylo V uplynu
l6m roce prervano, mnoho no.
vych nayazano madeline - lide
SC naSli vzajemne, ale Ztratil
take nciedcn druh druha ver-
ncho. Tisicc kvetu ut6SenG roz
kv6tIo q Ease povadlo, - slun
&C sc smalo bla2enG, ale "a
p6ti treba lily sc hncd proudly
hjaycc ma Zemi zaSnouci, -
Zcn6 sc vystrojila nadherou
Jarni, ySccko to Vsak Ease Odu
mfelo a zaniklo pod mraZivym
prikrovem sn6hu a .cdu. Slun-
&C sc vySinulo k ncivySSimu vr
cholu sve zavratn6 drahy, skle
slo vSak Ease V hlubinu nemen6
zapratnou, az ma bod nejnizSi
V>ecko Sc bralo svoji cestou.
vyklZanou a pfedepsanou a
- vSecko ae dalo die fadu, je-
hoz t6zce chapcme.
TAX to vypadalo roce sta
reW, co prinese now? Novy
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skymi puSkami.
Bylo z Mich utvorcno 55 pra
poru domobrancckych.
ustavovani praporu pocalo
" prosinci 1913 trvalo do
kvetna 1919. V bfeznu zaGali
odjizd6ti prvni prapory, pfede-
vsim pet praporu q Avezzana
We stredni Italii. Posledni odji-
zdcly V kv6tnu.
koncentrace dala sc h,avn6
" Ga'larete, scverozapadnG cd
Milana a ceskG prapory bvly
rozlozcny od Gallarcte az ku
hranicim svycarskym.
* Onem 55 Cc ;kym Il slovcn
skym praporum dluzno pripo-
citati jestG 6 nemeckym rot pc
250 mulch. Tyto roty slozcny
'byly Q N6mcu, kteri uznali no.
w stav v6ci a pi'ihlasi sc IA
vojiny rcpubliky ccskoslovcn.
olIstojnici vydavaji jim
vclmi pfiznivc: by
Ii vclmi sycdomiti. vyznamcna
vail sc vzornou kazni a pora d
ken. tahzc V tom mohli byti
yzorcm -ccskym praporum
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ma zhasla a Rubanka bez hle-
su svalila Sc do zaveje.
"Vickrat "a mnou nepri-
ides!' sycel, kopaje do jejiho
.tela, ten, ktery nekolik roku
den co den Ia nj chodival, nez
| il premlNil, ably Sc stala jeho
zenou.
Venda Sc dial ma utek. Ne re
strachu, ale aby sc doyolal po-
moci pro svoji matku, muced-
mi. Vedel, ze asi ctvrt hodiny
| odtud je strazny domek, kde
bydli hlidaC trait Borek. Vzbu
di no, poprosi no, ably sci mat
ce ma pomoc a ably je tn nechal
do rama, nez Sc tata vyspi z
opilstvi.
Ably usetIil 81 tally oblouk
silnice, pustil Sc pres pole k
trait, vydrapal Sc ma nasep a
lted' uz je costa pfima. -
V dali zahledl svetlo.
! "Borku pojd'te sem rychle =
lZdalo Sc mu, re svet o Sc bli.
i III. Borek asi zaslechl jeho vo
/ lani.
"Bofku - Bofku, pojd'tc he
ncm! Maminka -
i Dalsi s,ova jako kdyz utpe
! Iahfmelo to, zeme zadunela
zasn6zene kfoviny povstalyn
WREN vzduchu sc kymacely {
rescrvni lokomotiva, ktera tn.
i Idy prolctela mizcla jiz v dale.
j ikcm zakrutu trait
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Topic, jednc rucc lucernu,
V druhe konvici olcjem, OBJ
chaZel We stanici lokomotivu a
navlazoval hork6 paky stroje.
Name ma kolech krev,' po-
vidal.
Strojyudce seskocil iokomo
tivy, urednik pfistoupil Ike stro
il = ko a a paky nesly stopy
krve.
"Nekdo byl prejet? Ale kdo
a kdc?"
"kdc jstc prohlizef posled-
ne stroll"
Tam tam.
ITO JIG pet stanic. Poptam
sc, az odiodctc. Ocistete stroj
q ku pfcdu.'
20 odjezdu lokomotivy chtel
tlrednik- tclegrafovati, ably sc
patralo po trait, ale -uz racho-
til aparat telegraficky a ozna-
moval pfcdchozi stanice, re
mezi tim a tim kolimetrem roz
drccn ~byl strojem sestilety no.
six Venda Ruban. Jak prisel
ma vysoky nasep trait, kde me-
nj prechod, nemozno zatim u
dati.
| Novy rok.
Jindy takovy vescly svatek,
dnes tn V te dedine vSecko tax
zamlkle, jako pfi cholere.
| Pod pruhonem pri trait houf
idi. Divaji Sc ma to misto,. kde
Dyi pretct maly Venda. Kou-
sky Jeho telicka, hladem umo-
rcncho byly az rama sebrany a
odncseny do, marnice. Jen leva
rucka chybi. Byla asi odhozena
lokomotivou S trait a zapad,a a
do zavcjI. Az slcze snih, snad
sc najdc.
Eubanka tady stala. Ma Gele
mela velilzou modrilw.
"Jak Sc to sta'o, Eubsnko? r.
"Neptejte Sc ji,'. okrikova1i
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druzi, my uz Sc j ptali aspon
stokrat, ale neodpovi. Ale mi
sto Vendy melo to stihnouti je-
no tatu, - vid'te Rubanko." =
Ami brvou nepohnula.
AZ kdyz lide 81 domu, sla
taky.
Ruban spal oblecen a obut,
tax jak pTisel dpmu. Nadzvedl
hlavu, kdyz jeho zena ves,a
do svetnice.
proc places? Takhle budeS
plakat cely rok, kdyz places
ma novy rok. Zavolej Vendu,
DEF mu dzban, at mi prinese
pivo.. Kdybych byl ma novy rok
bez piva, to by by o Spatne zna
meni. SlySiS? Neplac mi tn a
vezmi dzban -
Prestala plakat, vzala t6zky
zelezny dzban silou Silence
uderila Rubana do hlavy. Ska
eel Sc, ale busila dal do jeho
h avy, dokud jeyil znamky Ii
vota. A vysla ven a smala Sc
hlasite, zpivala, vyskala, az to
" dust mrazilo.
"To neni dobreho rozu-
mu!' scpta'i 81 lide.
Kdo pax by mohl zpivati pr
dobrem rozumu mezi mrtvymi
tely muze a ditete,
Rubanka zpivala Smala Sc
cclych jedenact let co dycha.
a blazinci. Teprve po jede-
naci letech il smrt vysvobo-
dila u te vcsclosti.
IMSCl IINCCl ILSSl
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S.yrsko odtrhnc sc rovnez cd

S'yASaV ooAA uAlS oS iOEbCl o0
Rakcusks? We Styrsku konaii
Sc lidoya shromazdeni, jez ma
il "a 1cel vyhlasiti ><odtrzeni
-Styrska cd Rakouska a dplnou
samostatnost. Jak "Grazer
Tagb att tvrdi, jest hnuti pry
namifcno proti rude Wade"
Nldcnskc: prayde Jest ted We
Vidni vlada koalicni, V niz "a
sedaii kfcst 'an5ti socialiste.
Go vsak i nemcckym zemim
Rskouska bylo q jest prot my
-sli. Jest tuhy q slcp5 centra-
iism rakousky.
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1
ltechto rot byli az Ma 2 Cesi
lveleni ma vlastni Aadost muz-I
stya bylo ceske. Ostatne vsak
Islib SIX adaly jazyce nemec-
KEN, raporty daily Sc po meme
cku. take napisy byly nemec-
ke. Ony nemecke roty osvoji-
ly pry 81 dokonale sokolskeho
ducha a dustojnikum Sc tyka-
10. Je zajimavo, re druha ne
mccka rota po slozeni prisahy
zazpivala z vlastniho popudu
"Kde domov muj?' po cesku,
kdezto ostatni jej zpfvaly V ne
|meckem preklade.
Vyzbrojovani prapora do
mobraneckych dalo sc ma ucet
repub.iky ceskoslovenske.
z WISE zminenych $4,000 "a
jatcu bylo asi $4,000 Nemcu a
Mad 'aru, ktefi Sc do ceskeho
vojska neprihlasili. Bohuzel,
byli mezi mimi nekteri CeSi,
kteri necht6li do ceskosloven-
skG armady vstoupiti. K t6mto
dale pristoupili tt CeSi, ktefi
byvse zajati dflyejsich ofen
sivach, neodhodla.i Sc pTihlasi
ii k legiim. z tech byly utvo-
reny pracovni oddly, jez zne-
nahla byly dopravovany do re
Ipubliky. Y techto dnech vypra-
veny byly posledni jejich zbyt
ky.
| SlySel jsem vypraveti o il
stem desatnikovi ", jenz dri-
We pro neslnirny strach bal Sc
vstoupiti do legie a pozdeji do
domobrany, necht6l nechte.
uv6riti, re neni uz rakouske ar
mady a musil byti pod vojen-
,kou strait dopraven do vlaku,
ktery no mel odvezti do Czech.
0 tvofeni ceskych legii l.
talii bylo jia dosti psano. ia
pouze dodavam die autentic.
kych informaci, re to nebyla
/, zadna lehka prace, a ii uvedo.
nell cesti dustojnici, ktefi sc
lpodjali ukolu vytvofiti legie
'lvykona.i V pravde kus hrdin
ske prace.
S pocatku sc ami nesmelo Wy
.'loviti s'ovo "legie', mohlol 81
, nluyiti jen o dobrovolnicken
vojsku. A dustojnici, kteri pri
chazeli agitovat pro vytvoren
lcgii, byli n6kdy &c zajatec
kVch taboru primo vykameno
Iva; ami Ceskych vojaku ne
setkavali sc vzdycky poro
lzumcnim.
i Neinadscnojsi apostolovt
lmyslenky legionarske vysi 2
i dustojnickeho zajateckcho ta
bora V Citta Ducale. Il Monte
Cassina. Byli to: nynejsi kapi
tan Lipa pri yyslanectvi V Ri
me, da'o Papirnik, DR.. Tyra
/ lSlovall Dr.. Gabris, Bedf. Mu
ISL. DR.. A. Basl, r. Knobloch
Ma Asinarc pisobil nynejsi ma
ljor Ambroz.
i Ceskoslovcnsti legionafi Wy
znamenali Sc h.avne V bitvaci
ma Do7so Alto Altissimo, pal
ma Piav6. Zde padl zradou poe
Iporucik Jirka koliha. Stalo 81
Ito takto: Jisty Cesky nadporu
lcik cas!avskcho pluku zvola
IA cesky oddil, iemuz vele
koliha, ze chcc prejiti k Ce
chum, ably pro neho pris j. Ko
liha duvere sci zaplatil t,
zivotcm. Ale ami omen prorad
ny nadporucik nevyvazl zivo
tenn, nebotA cesti legionari HI
na miste ubili.
Rakousk6 voienske dfad,
daily popraviti asi 60 ceskycl
, !egionaru.
Ku konci treba Sc zminiti
,,horliv6 cinnosti nynejsiho pod
etplnkovnika a vojcnskeho prid,
! Hence v Rim6 Scby. jenz v Ru
Y ku byl sekretarem Masaryko
4
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NovY Rok.
Dir. J. L. Hrdina.

SAtt oA~ AAiA OF NAM tclLl lfd Ld-
pocenych tabulich skla nepru-
hiedne obrazky. Same palmove
listy q kapradiny a kvety, ia-
Ike rostou nekde v horskych
krajich. Jako ma posmech te
ZINE a chudobe. A "a oknem
na zidce byla zavej snehu. We
Ger tam jeste nebyla.
lima tu byla te svetnici.
kamna Jak ledu.
Zacala Sc oblekati.
Asi sestilety hoch, jenz spal
ma slamnfku Ma podlaze u ka-
men, zvedl hlavu.
"Kam pnjdes, matinko?"
"Hledat tatu."
"Jeste neprisel
"Pfece Wis, dokud ma gros V
kapse, neprijde.'
| "Ja pujdu s tebou," povidal
hosik a vyskocil.
"Jen spi, Vendo, n6kdo mu-
81 donna byti.'
ia bych Sc tn sam bal a
spat bych nemohl. ia pujdu s
tebou."
A rychle sc obul oblekl,
vyhledal starou lucernu sc "a
cazenymi sky uprayil kousek
lojove svicky, rozsvitil a sli.
Snehu pc kolena a stale Sc sy-
pal. We ve5nick6 hospudce do
sud svitili. A hlucny hovor Sc
tam rozlehal. Prave odchazel
jeden takovy ctitel Sylvestra.
Kdyz zahledl lucernu, pockal.
"A to je Rubanka. Kan
pak?'
"Jdeme hledat tatu, od wee.
: relsiho rama nebyl donna. Tady
, neni?"
, NE, dnes on bude nekde
dial, bude Sc spolehat, ze V "a
yeiich IA MIN 'nepfijdete vytl
7 hovat no V Zabaye.'
"Prave man straeh, ably II;
4 zpatecni ceste nepadl nekde dt
: zaveji."
II "Mohla byste Sc pomodliti
: kdyby sc vam nevratil. Tako
: Wy lump. Ze sc vam chce, zen
: ska, do takove psoty."
: Rubanka sla dal. Venda VIC
d C nj svitil lucernou, 2 niz dy
chalo mn na ruku mile teplo
Broditi sc snehem. Zacernale
: brysy stromu ukazovaly kud,
, bezi si,nicc, skorQ soubezne
: trait drahy. Vsecko zavat,
: snchem, nikde ami hlasku.
Brodili Sc snehom, sli hloda
: ii tatu, ably Jim vSechno neutr;
+. til, ably nem6li hlad. Dnes no
1 Wy rok, kdo ma hlad ma nov,
rok, ma pry h ad cely rok.
PriSli do cizi vesnice, pro
hledaVali hospodu po hospod,
az no nasli.
, Chvi'i sc ma ne dival strha
nyma o6ima, nez je poznal
TAX byl opily. Vzduch tu byl
zalknuti, ale nechtelo Sc mu o,
tud, zvlaste kdyz kamaradi s.
mu sma j, &c posloucha zen
skou.
konccnc sc pfcce zvcdl, wa
z Vondovy ruky lucernu a 20
taccl sc ven. Jeho zena a sy
mex "a MIN. Smutny, snad hej
smutnejSi obrazck rodinnG bi
dy. Ruban, jakoby mezi chuz
tspal, zena ieho hlavou k zem
u schylenou sla "a MIN jake sti
a Venda uvazoval, budou-li do
D ma nez sc rozedni. Ably Sc m
; druzl kluci Ease nesmali, 3
{ vedl ozraleho tatu.
s "Beztoho j5i pro mne pfis
: len proto, abych mel pred ka
marady ostudu,' probudil s
0 Ruban &c Zadumani vysloviI
: 0 Gem premySlel.
c "Celou noe jsmc ncspali.'
v nc strachu, re bych sc ztra
h til?"
"NpSOali isp,o p bl,Jr NIX
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I"Ssl lM,S.S,l lWsS]

Neprijemna figura. Nepfije-
mnou figurou nazyva morav-
sko -slovensky dennik "Svobo-
da' excisare Vilema. Nazyva
no tax proto, re Sc zjevuje
vzdycky tam, kdy uz Sc jim
lidstvo pfestaya obirat zjevi
Sc vzdycky uloze velmi ne
sympaticke. BerlinSti monar-
,hist2 vsak nenechavaji svoji
modlu pokojem q tax hraje
vi EN- syoji nesympatickou ro-
Ii "a hranicemi, zejmena V
Anglii, kdc uz vySla zprava &c
ncTa.niho statniho navladniho
o proccsu S VilGmem. Wcstmin-
stcrska Gazctta vSak pochybu-
lc, zc k opovezenemu procesu
dojdc. A proc X nGmu nedo-
jde? Protoze by Sc mohl staff
H,obzalovany excisar velmi kou-
'savym a mohl by 81 zuby brou-
sit ma jinych kralich a koruno
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Sc process pravdepodobne opet
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zustane nadale neprijcmnou
figurou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-01
1919 1920.

Mluvi doufa lid, CO svetem svGt
re Zaidou nouzc, hn6v Zloba,
re rozpu'i Sc nadej, iak jarni kv6t
a Zdar, ze nese nova doba.
Zeme starne. Omlazuje zas.
Lid vsak vGri, re vSe napravi cas-.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-01-10
COMIC OPERA IS COMING
Mrs. Geo. S. Richards Books Gallo English Opera Com
pany for Solid Week at Lyceum Theatre Where
Gilbert Suivan's Classics Will Be Sung.

Mrs. Geo. s. Richards has met with
such phenomenal success in causing
musical stars of the first magnitude
to twinkle in Duluth that she now un.
dertakes to remove smut and slime
from the Lyceum theatre, due to nasty
burlesQue shows and erotic plays, by
booking the Gallo English Opera COM
vany, further described by the adjec.
tice "comic."
This company is credited with being
one Of the finest organizations effected
in many years and it will come to Du-
luth for one whole week, beginning
next Monday, January IL.
Among the artists are Jefferson de
Angels, George Herbert, Arthur Bull
gin, J. Humbird Duffey, Harry King,
Edward Quinn, Rosamond Whiteside,
Mildred Rogers, Claudia Preston, Doro-
thy Elton and, last but not least, Hama
Shimozumi, the only Japanese light
opera prima donna in the world. This
morning star of the musical heavens
heads the list, in fact.
Madam Richards announces that the
Duluth engagement leans strongly
towards the Gilbert and Sullivan
operas certainly favorite and shining
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-01-10

lights in the light opera constellation.
Monday, Tuesday and Saturday
nights and at the Wednesday matinee
the company will sing "The Mikado.' u
Wednesday and Thursday nights
January ii and Is, "The Chimes of
Normandy'will and should bring out
huge and enthusiastic audiences.
Friday and Saturday afternoons,
January 16 and II, "H. M. s. Pima.
fore" will be given. That should espe-
cially please any English cousins with
in the gates.
The prices will range from 5000 down
to so cents. This organization, Madam
Richards assures the public, plays no.
where else at less than $3.50 prices.
The Lyceum management certainly
did work mete for repentance and
praise when it made arrangements with
Mrs. Richards, Duluth representative
of the Gallo English Opera Company,
for solid week Of clean, light, but
classical comic opera.
In Mrs. Richards all-star musical
course at the New Armory, Rachmanin-
off will appear January 20 and the
only Mary Garden on January %, but
that's another story.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-01-10

United States. The Great Family
Journal is strongly inclined to second
the nomination.
Hon. J. P. johnson, clerk of the dis
trict court, remembered the head-saw-
yer with holiday greeting by the
card route. Perhaps Auditor Bergen
was too busily engaged at planning for
second term to remember all of his
old-time boosters with card greetings.
The patient patrons at Nopeming,
hoping, praying and fighting for life,
health and long years Of usefulness,
find diversion, encouragement and an
aggressive example in the Rip-saw.
The Great Family Journal certainly has
strong tonic qualities.
Clawrence B, Miller some time ago
swore at a Count in Washington be.
cause the titled chappie's automobile
was in his way. The Coant since has
sued Duluth 8 former nonresident con.
gresham in the sum Of 1915 for dam
ages and loss Of use of his aristocratit
machine as a result of bumps given i,
by the Miller boat. The course of high
life never did run smoothly.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-01-10

unparalleled improvement in business Is
as encouraging as it is unexpected"
Almost before reaching a period and
before his audience could move away,
the speaker launched Tito this:
ga big business house wanted to
buy lot near it's premises on which
stood an old building that some time
had cost considerable money. The
owner asked $4,000 for his property,
but the big concern pointed out that
the building was of no use to it, and
that $4,000 was all it could pay. The
owner said that was up to them, and
there the matter stopped. In the
course of few weeks, however, the
owner received notice from the state
fire marshal to tear his building down
for the reason that it constituted Z
fire menace. What an interesting CO.
incidencel"
Moving away from this cryptic
speaker, the seeker for Christmas cheer
walked into group of smokers who
appeared to be enjoying a cross-fire
conversation. One Of them removed
his snipe and remarked:
81 see they are going to widen Sec
ond street. The announcement Of it
comes from The Herald, with loud in
dorsement. You remember the cam
paign The Herald carried on to have
the civic center laid out in front of its
present building-the courthouse is al
ready there, the city hall and federal
building are to follow. Well, it would
be pretty expensive to move that CEN
ter now, but it is general information
that The Herald is to build new quar-
tiers for itself on Second street at
Third avenue west. If it cannot have
another center in front of its premises,
it must have boulevard or square Of
some kind, and the taxpayers ought to
provide it. No definite plans have
been announced for the use to be made
of this widened street, but the efforts
to get the city committed to it are
proceeding rapidly and if there are
enough more wearing The Herald col
r to put it across, the deal is prac-
tically settled now"
As the scribe bent his slow steps
back to his sanctum, it was borne in
upon him that, in this white city un-
der the northern lights, the fires Of
brotherly love were burning low, and
that the rushing Christmas trade was
evidence of nothing more than a COM
mercial stimulation.