davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
raatany,

Nohniua ytly Il nebi ensly
Hrnhrnn yate mad Prahom
ink by pavldy chranit ehtaly
nasi yemi %piedrahou.
a kdyS vscchny teska valy
stchly yasli plamcny,
Hradeany ytdy pevns si6ly
iako nbr kamcnnl
IIradtany krasnt.
ton ecsks. slavy chram
n mrtvfch krdli slavnt hrob,
Y pfciaiktch dob6eh
ntachou hyly nam
"a pomnik yelktch, ddvnich dol,
Ccskt narod Y krvc more
nvr5en byl spouianl,
po %Iipancch. hilf llofe.
nelidsklm kaiany.
A kdya zlohou uilrani
~ tdikich pontceh umiral.
povidy : ldskou m lIradtany
zrak Sv6i touzcbns upiral.
I1radeany krasnt.
ten Geskt sldyy chram
u mrtvIch kralh slavnf hrob,
V pfei6akych dobach
6techou byly nam
20 pommik velkrch, hvnlch doh
V6ncc move aeskt sl6vy
maze vojska uvila.
o kamennt tvrdt hlavy
Ncmcn moe SO rozbila.
Dosli isme svfch idcalf.
umlccn je vdlky ryk,
Y side slaynfch ceskfch kralh
dli taticek Masaryk.
Hradcany kr6sne.
iez cnite mad Prahou.
lei chrahtc vsemu n1rodu,
jak on chrGnil
vIast nasi pfedrahou
Il nasi Svobodu.
V pisniccc oar zijc teska re.
pnblika," iez take .ie vclice obi
benSm Haslcrovtm popcvkem, tc.
pou 50 vady nasi ndrodni povahy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

Hokw u, kdyz jsem byl jako
vOjak v tom ntmeckem 1zemi, ~
jsem tam mddyiI jedDoho prmec,
ktbo jfkn, aDN bypb ~ bo byI
rpkou dotknul.
P6ku 10 ale peyim, jak by
10 byI0 mozDt7
Hokm A bylo 10 me1a Iehki3
Vida jscm, jnk prayf cbee 20.
Ik0om km k06skfh0 mosa - N
zv6jm "pfyl" Kn6skt maso ~
mn v tyku zasf6yil0 u ne h NJ
y mtsta -- Nv ebyjB byj0 pO MIN.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

vaynsha risu j. nlseN Trad
tans be- vtnoshna h,la llaslc
rem ptrsidenin M~asatylosi To.
81 ieii nAnev y Lrasns risnieka
,ato ines - rpi,a lsmef " vsech
usaiach trslosloyenska
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
Ma Karlaku padnul vdl.

Y zaslych dobach IN Rakouska
na "knrlaku' padnnI vii.
clnti vstati nemel kouska.
TAX tam lezel jako kill
Sonsed. ktcrl VIOLA yedl.
nekolikrat do nej kop'.
val So ami neohlrdl.
Iczcl stale jake snop.
Lido sebshli So kolcm,
bro iicl byl ceIy sbor,
nell sousirast s padllm yolem.
vzdyf ic val tz bozi tvor
V tom M straznik take bfzi.
kterf Sc tn namanul
"Jafku, 20 10 tady lezig"
"Vzdyf TO vid6j. pane vhl'''
Straznika yzdy pravda hold
nejvic . yscho dopaIi:
"Odvefte hned toho VIOLA
do dobytGi centrally"
s rozkazem vsak ncpochodil,
talk M mel skoro zlost:
"Proc bych no tam, jafku, vodil.
Y ccntraIe ie wolff dostl"
KIDD je straznik v prayf mlfe,
vi, 90 pravo vykonh.
proto ma 10 padIt wire,
spnstii jmfnem zhkona.
Ale ten VII ma ulici
ami sebou nepohmnl,
koukal icn. jak by chtfl Hci;
GO pax isem tax velkF y6l?''
Straznik dotcen We SVEN prdvr.
"cuiI zuby na VIOLA.
kdyz sc nablc zievil V dayn
vfna Sladkf y Podola
".M jscm prosim N|na Sladkrj.
pane str1znik. dovolcj'.
IA VIOLA isou TUE kratkci.
tax So IN moe nehOnTj!
ia bych vedfl dObron r0du.
lax by So fen bulk wed.
dostanu.li aspon kIadn.
zvcdnu i'm no lax by smct
-
Sonscd do t0ho 80 ymisil
"To il IA mpc iako ME.
kdybys mi 10 wire vzkfisil.
dam II tfebn jestb vic'
Vena k volOvi vi kIcknul,
| jcnz IN IczcI beg ducha.
q potion NH cosi fcknnl
skoro septem do ueha
Ten vii oil po nem todiI,
pfcyaliI @ ma znaku,
potion jake srna skocil,
q sta1 pGkne v "haptaku"
Straznlk, sonscd ! ii Iidf
jail sc hned vfny pfht,
jak 10 proved. 1im 10 pFjjdc,
until snad Ear0vat7
Vboa Sladky prsvjl; ! ne,
ii mu jenom znzpivaI
"Iachovej MIN Hospodipc,"
~ to kindly VII yzdy vstaIl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
&c Sibife hosi domu jdou

Poslechnete, Tide yhzeni.
Jake je 10 u mas zdeseni
pc II hr6zostrasnf zpr1vf,
~ sibifsti hosi pravl
zahajuji do Czech vclkt tazeni,
Jezis Marin, TO ie X zblaNntni
Syrovg, jcnz fekl Dohodc.
~ nebndou cekat na lode.
ie TO Size 1kol t6zky,
ale kdyz prg pijdon pesky,
budou tady drive nezIi po vods,
q hned nastal poprask V narodf
Ze Sibife hosi domh jdou,
rozkfiklo Sc II mas p%ojednon;
Zcminovt praskla bInza.
kazdF kficeI 10 ie hrGza,
regimcnty ze Sibifc do Czech idou,
Boze, chran yIast nasi ubohou !
Svebla, jenz Sc pravf oholil,
vzkfiknul. kdo pax jim 10 doyolil,
Tusor pustil y ruky vesla,
= ministnrsktho pad kfesla.
sczeIcnaI jako krokodFl.
iohle we nam Kramaf nadrobil,
Franz fckIa, myslic ma malky,
Wdyf oni jim pfijdou ma kirk
na syatky.
zdsia1me ien pr Dohodf.
n je nmcrickt lode
" Sibifc VOLT bndou ma splatky.
nebo nspo1 ieiicb ostatky.
V "Praw Lidu" ndpsal bonGm
sm0k,
~ Sibife DO Czech neni skok,
Kramhf j. sycd' k fomp krokn,
kdyz tam byli pres pet rokf.
~ fam mobIi zhsfat jcsif ieden
rOk,
jok ii pfcje b~oIseyiek} biloxi
Agrarnici " ysech cestngcb mist
M Sibif bned psaIi dlvlhg list,
hrdinovt yJkomozni,
pockejfe nopfesrok do mi
lctos vi III nemhmc SAM 20 jlsf
iak IL mozpo W "venkoyf' fisf
Make syath b%ierarcbie,
fekIa, syfte adiel
v "(echu' nadhvaJi yzfekIe,
tobJeto II Knmdf V pickle
Cd nakebo Pam Boha vypije,
MTsfi, " Nh Kordac fady w.
AIois MUM M PaDkrhci zbIed
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
sibifska straz.


Mtsic pror6z mad sibifskou pldni,
vojin stoji ma strait v namfm
zadumhnl.
Bile mraky oblohon mad hlayou
beli.
v serou dali mlhavou, kde ylast
jeho lezi.
Bilfch mrakn perutt zyolna y
daIce mizi.
ccskf yojin nehnute stoii
zcmi cizi.
Vzpomind 81, vzpomind,
ma svou rodnOu chatkn.
ma svt devce vzpomina
ma syoji matku.
Vzpomind 81, vzpomind,
y rama, ! kdyz nsina,
vzpomina 81 beg 1techy
ma Pralii j ccle ('cchy.
fesky vojin jake rex v cizi zemi
stoji,
ale tisic vzpominek Y hlave SO mi
roll.
Syobodu syt vlasii dial. icz TAX
drahd je mu,
nac ma tedy bit 80 dGI, pro kobo
k cemng
Ddl vsak 6esky hrdina verne y
poll stoji.
dale jenom vzpomina milky M
vlast svoji
Vzpomina 81, vzpomina.
na svfi dom0v drahF.
ruskt katy prokIina,
syojIch bratrf vrahy.
vzpomind 81, vzpomim,
u rama, ! kdyz usina,
IA syou matku bcz nttchy.
M domoy ! ceIf fcchy.
Jim HasIerova obIibcna pisci
D Icgionaffcb mi nhzey "Legiou1
II jdon .,.' OpTyuje cbrabr'
boje lepionafn We FraDcii a zvla
stt po pficbodn ccskych vojdk0
F'rancie hodpf hyIa zpivana.
Lcgionafi jdou -,
Tam cd bfcbu Marry dupf stfelb,
zyuk.
na bojistt fabne noyF vojska
pIuk,.
Beg baznf \ stracbu plane mum,
zrak,
m praportI Mn feskg Mak.
DO bojc jdon y mysli chlndnot
zyifFzj anebo pad0ou.
neni Nfmchm radDo, pfiIik =
mini brat,
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At zije ceska republika.

Nasc Girskd republika,
AZ 81 kdo chce. 90 chce fikd.l
to .ie idc6lni stat,
ze 81 lepsi nclzc pf6t.
Kficime jen "Na zdarl Sldva
Ccska zeme budiz zdrdva -
Kazdy ruce pozveda,
ably urval. 90 SO do.
v nasi eeskt republice,
tluccm stale ma puklicc,
re vsech stran .je slyset pet,
re jc rajem ma pohled.
Name svoie stard prava,
ma lukach nam rosie tr6va,
ach, jaka to veIk1 slast,
ze name ma Gem past.
Name maximdlni ceny,
kterd nelson vyhdnSny,
name move zdkony
pro manzelskt dkony.
Name pole, name dolly.
name lichv6fc ] voly,
vIadncm uhli nadbytkem.
toplme 81 u%6bytkem
Name cnergickou vl6du,
slrosidlo na prazsktm bradu.
mime ! svni statni duh.
pilnvcb lidi jako much
Mime vsechn0 V r%epnbIiec.
! rakouskf Ouplavicce
name tcskOu k0runn.
! mtfknt ia Num-.
Name slavnt politiky.
ministry ! bolsevikv.
name voiska hrdinnh.
SmeraIa u StiviDn.
Mime ! svhi poklad zIatf.
name IA ! ateDtdty,
DcschAzi nam tadv ME.
jenom fada sibenic.
Ar zijc maze cesk6 republikt
volume stale y pInVcb pile,
ctimc q vdzime Vi Masaryk0.
ale sami ncdtIame ME
Tim pro dncsck konrime RI
pffezitosti pfincseme dahl uka.
KY pisni, ktcrf Dyni ~ zpivoji
CeskoslovcDsku. nejen ' Praz
ale ! ~ ycnk6yf, M0obt y ME
pfinesli DO Ameriky mai legion
n . nepochy bnjeme, IN ! zde nj,
mAcnf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

hhnltN, lihf ~ 'hl'Nm WtNh nv
hrayosala 10 dlonha leta hyl,
enanu iukulin ysintnt hnoiiu'
tenet hegc vsi souisse, polnd ~
~ n.vgniLl htchni nrhmNsl, "a
At,aiir 50 sytohnn umsllrh hnn
Wv. u pokud Y eilskem ledku mi
! neyNmkl %piemocnt Soupct
Nyni nslonpilo wnano w d6y.
no do pogadi nno mnogi odborni
81 Ne dokoncc domniyait. le gun.
/ nova lotiska ison iii nadobfo w.
, sefpana n - iudit nkol guiana
| Jest dcfinitivnt dohran Domndn.
ka Ia mklada Sc mn mylnam pred,
pokladn. BE- guano jest vfivorem
nten6kn y poiohnych vodnich
ptakn, y vclkt cdsii iii vyhubc
nlch. Slovo "guano pochdzi od
ipantlSkrho huano. znnmwnniici
hnhi. vtkaly nebof hncd nn pry
nj pohled lie ) urcitosti poznali,
W gunno skutctnd Sc Y hlavni
podsiais skldd6 = ptaciho irusn,
iemna hoina pfimiSeno jest pc.
n. ptacich mrivol, potraynfch
>byikn, ale take kamcni, pisku u
iintch mcrostntch lalck.
P6vod guanoyych lozisk dial So
made vsechnu pochybnosi %ziistiti
ma nciiizne isim ~ tfi osirovd
Chinchas. Ostrov ten %vyccrp6n
byl pred 10 roxy, nacea byl o.
pusten. Idhy vsak pfistehovali
SO mn nei Ease pnvodni ieho oby.
vatclt, ncscetn6 TO heina vodnich
ptdkh, ktcfi Y dobe 20 let opet
vytvofili TAX vydatnon vrstyu
guiana, m pred scdmi roxy Ease
bylo pocato : tfzenim guiana.
Tentokrdte vytcrpdna hyla zdso.
ba guam TAX dnkladnf, 10 jedcn
2 ntostniki ttto prdce SO vyi6.
dill "vysmeicili isme ostrov 10.
sfaty."
Sotva rok po yycist6ni ostrova,
Y prosinci r. 1893, pfist6lR M
imenovantm osttov6 ona vfprava
u naIezla ostroy osir0v liz Mse
| pokrytt sonvislou vrstvou guiana,
Bylo 10 Y dobd, kdy prvni mia
data = vaiec So lihla. kdy tedy
| krmnt ieiieh obdobi tcprve poci!
nalo. Die petlivfho setfeni bylo
l~iistfno, 10 SO ton d0bou na mn.
| lem tom ostroye nnlezalo ncjmt
NJ 100000 hnizd. COZ pfcdpokld
| ID tolik@ p6rn vodnich ptGkh, V
kazdtm hnkdi bylo po dyou MIA
| rnteeh n pfipustime.li. 10 Sc jen
poloyice m!ddat vyycde, byl o.
strov potion obydlen nejmene
100000 ptdky. Byli to vesmds
ptlikdni, tedy ptdci vdtsi, neS Ia.
but. o aravosli pelikdnd jest ne.
snadno uciniti 81 sprdvnou pred.
stavu We voleti jedintho pcli-
kama nalczcno bylo soucasnt 30
sardinek, 7 palch dloubychl A
tomnto ohromntmu mnozstvi po.
iravy odpovidd take pfimtfenf
mnpzstyi vgkalu Poyazime.li
pax, ae napottcno bylo ma ! ctye.
rcGnf yard nem6ne neil sest
hnizd, m1zemc snadno pochopiti,
ze IA mfzc V krhtkt dobe povstn.
ii zpaGn1 vrstya guiana Poole
| ,dhadu uvedcne ySprnvy vytvofi
SO M icdinfm tonic skalnim 1ie.
81 r0Gnf ncmtne nez 1900 TIM
qunna! Toto ccrstyt guano ma
boryu spinavt belavo1. po vfvoii
ml1d0t p0k rychle zasyeld nu
pcVnOu vrstvn, perrin u rybimI
zbytky promiscnou. kter6z obsa
'nie ~ proc. dnsikn. . proc ky.
eliny fosforccni n 4 proc. pisku
T6zeni guiana jest praci sDnd
non, jezto jeho Wrstyy ncbGyai
ierostnTmi hmotnmi valDi Mrfi
sttny Guam dobfv1 @ pro
sfFm k%opdnim nacez SO ia sitccl
prosfva u dfobntlo kamcni zbn
yujc PoIlimi drnIami dopnyu
IL ~ pax 10 bfeh. kdc sc no Iod
n0klddd Aysok prdyt tyto anne
eickE bfcIy miyaji unfnt yInobi
n pobfeaoi u proto lze jenom
nejItpe cbr1nfnSch zdtokdcb 10
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-25
SENATOR REED FIGHTS
FOR CONVENTION SEAT

Fan Francisco, June 2J.--The first
guns OF the Democratic national con
ventiOn We're 10 be fred today when
the national committee met to draw
up the temporary roll OF delegates.
Three contests bad been called - the
committee attention. but only one Of
them. that involving efforts 10 give
Senator Rec o. Missouri seat with
the delegation from that state, prom
Used more than routine int rest.
only enc contest, that from GeoroiH,
has been officially filed with the com
mittoo. The Georgia contest result
were expected BY par y leaders TO De-
settled in favor Of delegates friendly
10 the caHdi lacy 81 Attorney General
aPmc" for the presidential nonina-
tiGn, the decision carrying with il con
tlma'ion Ct Glars Howell as national
committee from that state. There ap-
p,arod to be no indication as to the
result in what was Described as "a
clear case whero Statutory provisions
in the state ami party rules dictated
tn" course Of the committee.
The Reed case mag prove more dif-
fcIlt to deal with An effort 10 place
tn" senator on the flOOr Of the con-
ycntion, although the Missouri state
convention rejected him as a deleeale
at large, was expected, and because Of
his attitude toward the administration
turing acua.o Datltca over the pence
treaty it was said to be possible That
strong RESISTANCE would be- met before
the committee.
The third contest, from Oregon. U,s
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-25
On OgIino Gift Horses.

sometimes it may prove ndyanta-
goous to look gift horse in the
mouth" remarked an Australian con
temporary recently. 1t WAS referring
to The proposed gift of six nirShip~ to
Australia and really meant "alWuyS
look n drigibIe in its air-y0lye.' These
six airShips are said to have been on
patrol duty in the North sea and Brit
ain. according to a cable message to
.he commonwealth, has offered them
with hangar and equipment to the
oversee dominion Australians minis
ter for defense, Senator Fcarce, has
placed the problem: before the local
air board for decision. As Il com
mercial proposition some "ntelpriSing
Australian company may welcome the
diri4ihleS. but as Il defensive equip
m"nt tAey are not regarded with over
much favor
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-25
TURKS DEMAND SMYRNA
OR WON'T SIGN TREATY
nny the Associated l'ress

COnstantinopIe. June 80 The Turk
ish peace delegation in Paris hat
been instructed from Conslantinonlc
that he Turkish government VIII Un
coHprOmis'nRIy refuse to SIGN any
PEACE treats which dnpriyca Turkey
of the Smyrna district, Adrianopic or
eastern Thrace. in the main, it is In,
dlcat"d the government agrees win
the other territorial limitations fixed
by the entente.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-25
Card of Thanks,

We desire 70 express our sfncere
thanks TO the many friends who so
kindly assisted MS during the Hines.
ana following Of their beloved son. WEI
also WISH to thank the donors OF thcI
many beautiful Moral offerings. Mr..
and Mrs. James \. Fox and family.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-25

Good night exercise ..........,.
Louise Wideman, Viola War
rick Vera Clark, Madeline
Elher, Helen schmidt, Laura
RruCks.
Misg Catherine Feurer, accountant
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-25
MASTER HAS BUSY
DAY HEARING TWO
IMPORTANT CASES.
COURT SESSION EVOLVES ABOUT
THE CHANCERY PROCEE DlNGS,
PRINCIPAL AMONG WHICH is
WATER POWER AGAINST N. |.
l.. & T.

The master in chanCery held two
sessions in the court house this morn
ing ON the fourth floor, testimony
was being taken in the Marsciles
iand a Water Power suit against
the Northern Illinois Light 4 Trac.
tiOn Co. and on the third floor in the
county court room, the Richards yer
sus Richards hearing was being held
before Master in Chancory Harry G..
Cook
The Marsoilles case against the 10
cal traction company was instituted
to collect water power rentals alice
ed to be due them. 1t has been in
session since last Summer with hear
inga almost continuous since that
time.
Echo of Richards Will Case.
The Richards case was instituted
by Mrs. Eta Richards against her son
Charles, and her brothers, Henry and
George provance. to force them to
show that the terms of the will of
the late Charles Richards were com
piled with Mrs. Richards claims that
she has not received her share Of the
property.
Utica Woman Freed
Mrs. Lcti'ia kinnegar Stanley of
lica was granted a divorce from her
husband, Edward STANLEY, .his morn
ing by Judge Davis in the Circuit
Court Mrs Stanley related story
Of III treatment at the bands Of her
better half and accused him OF acts ri
cruelty. Sno WAS allowed 10 resume
her maiden name OF Lolita Kinnegar.
One From Strcator.
Mrs. Olive Castct.lpr Of Strcator.
who started suit for divorce against
her husband, John A. tastettler. u few
weeks ago naming his parents Johu
and Doll Castettlor as codclrudaHts.
dismissed the action AGAINST the eide.
CastetIers his moruiuc leaving her
husband the only defendant She
started the suit against her husband :
parents to obtain possession OF hee
'Wo children. who, she claimed. Wor,
held from her b. her husband ana hi
father and mother
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-25

FOR SALE SOW and eight pigs, t
weeks old Al shape. Call County
9O35-3
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-25

FOR SALE-lIouse; cheap if taken at
Cncc; in good condition. $40 Pine
st call after 4 O'Clock.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-25

WANTED 49, Salesman. We are open
ing branch in Ottawa; good
chance for man who wants to so in
business; exclusive territory; nation
ally advertised; third largest in the
United States. See factory representa-
tive, Mr.. Thatcher. New Clifton Hotel
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-25

FOR SALE Two milk COWS, with
calves Henry Iimmorman farm
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-25

ri ATFORM DANCE and ice cream
!ocial June 20 at re sidcnce of Cal
Hughes, one mile west and two miles
north of Harding. iccman's orchCs-
ira.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-25

such as the HUFFMAN and Cable-Nelson shown
on our floors, and music Of the best artists can
be rendered correctly by you in your own
home. With the control on these makes, ex-
preston and time is simple. Hear thm See
them. Let us show YOU
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-09
May Resign Soon

OTTAWA-Canada is looking about
Tor another man to succeed Sir Rob-
ert Borden as it's premier. Borden has
announced his intention to resign on
the first of the year. He is 65.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-09
S46,626 TOTAL.
Of PLEDGES FOR.
Ne v CATHEDRAL
Hard Efforts of Workers
Rewarded by Widespread
Expressions in Support
of Trinity and It's Cam
paign

New pledges amounting to s4.655
which brought the total of subscrip-
tons to date up to the sum of SAC, 626
were turned in by the workers for the
$4,000 Trinity Cathedral building fund
at the luncheon yesterday noon. Most
encouraging to the workers was the
announcement by Mrs. w. b. Twitchell
OF a subscription of 81 900 by the
Daughters of the King. This amount
will be given, it was stated, for a
memorial to Bishop Kendrick. Five
hundred dollars of the pledge was paid
in cash at the luncheon.
Another feature of the day was the
report from the business team of which
n. ID. Sanders is captain. Members
OF this team stated that practically
without exception the business team
and firms of Phoenix that had thus
far been given a chance to express
themselves hal either contributed gen.
erously or had the matter under adj
visement. For the attitude of the
friends of Trinity in the business com
pressed by several of the speakers at
the luncheon.
How widespread has become the
support of the project of a cathedral
for Trinity parish is in part indicated
by the following communication which
was handed to the editor of The Re-
publican yesterday:
Community Church. Too
Phoenix. Ariz., JAM s, 1920.
To the Editor of The Republican:
Any church which actually practices
the christianity which it breaches de-
serves the support of the community.
Seldom have We seen any organization
so efficient and tireless in it's social
welfare service as Trinity church un-
der the leadership of so exceptional a
man as Dean Scarlet. We do not at
tend this church, but admire it's work
Any church like this is not merely an
church but a community
church and deserves the support of the
community. We hope the campaign
for funds for cathedral for all Ari-
IONA will be a complete success and
that the fun amount of $4,000 will be
J. G. DOBBINS,
WALLACE c. BUTTON.
DAVID GOLDBERG,
VIC E. HANNY,
DUDLEY B. WEBSTER,
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AUGUST HERMAN
OUITSBALLPOST
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel


CINCINNATI, Jan. S.-August Herr
man of the national baseball commits
sion. has resigned. His resignation.
which was presented at the annual
meeting of the commission here today,
is to take effect at the earliest posi-
bic date, not later than the Joint
meeting OF the National and American
leagues, called for February IL, in
Chicago.
The announcement was made in
written communication addressed to
Il. B. johnson, president of the Amer
lean league, and John A. Heydler.
president of the National league, who
with Hermann compose the commits
sion. Hermann said he could not
serve as head OF the body any longer
after the joint meeting OF the two
major leagues Nothing was given out
at the close of the executive meeting
TO indicate what prompted Hermann
to tender his resignation. 1t had been
reported that Heydler has been in
structed by National league club own
ers not to vote for the reelection of
Hermann. but johnson was known to
be friendly 70 him and to desire that
he continue at the head of the COM
mission.
Outside of minor cases the commits
sion confined itself to a DISCUSSION OF
alleged baseball gambling. Tt was
said that these charges would be fol-
lowed up in "A thorough manner and
threshed out 10 the sa tisfaction OF the
baseball public.
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HERE To ORGANIZE
THE AUTO DEALERS

Robert E. Magner, field secretary of
the National Automobile Dealers as
ISOLATION, arrived in Phoenix late yes
terday afternoon and will spend the
next two days with local dealers in a
conference designed to form a state
organization and affiliate it with the
association he represents.
Mr.. Wagner. who is accompanied by
his wife, made the trip from the coast
by motor and arrived splashed with
mud from head TO foot. DESERT" he
inquired with a slight smile, 1--WE ran
in water up to the hubi''
After the transaction of important
business here, Mr.. Magner, who left
Bellingham. Washington, in April, will
continue by motor to Chicago, arriving
there in time for the third annual con-
Vention of the association January 2e
and 81.
This is a live place. We knew it
the minute we drove in" Mr. Masner
declared yesterday evening. He will
make his headquarters at the Jeffer-
son hotel while here
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-09

1t makes no difference what your
wants may be, you can have them sup
pied by using and reading The Re-
puolican Classified Pages-Arizona's
greatest advertising medium.
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SPORT JAZZ
BY RAZZ FERRY

Jack Dempsey needs a foreign Sec
rotary to serve him while the negotia-
lions are on for an international row
with Carpenter. Jack is quoted as
the francs" he wanted 10 know how
much jack" they'd give him to come
over. A very undiplomatic answer and
amusing only to the roug hnecks.
Football is a ferocious game. They
name the teams after wild animals
Pittsburg is known as the Painters
and then there are the Princeton
Tigers. the Yare Bulldogs, the Michi-
gan wolverines, the Minnesota Goph-
ers. the South DAKOTA Coyotes the
West Virginia Mountain Lions -re
On the other hand we have the -"Vio-
let New York university and Alma
College Of Michigan. That evens il up
FOOLISHNESS
Ban Johnson's back in dear old Chi:
BasebalTs mixed up like mince pie
Frazee and Rupert have the jack
They want to give Big Ban the sack.
Soon lawyers pockets will be full,
4 baseball war is horriBCLL.
But another league-just lay BET
Won't come to pass. they'll make up
vet.
If the mags had wine instead of tea.
They'd meet and instantly agree.
Balwin- Wallace. near Cleveland. is
a college and not a circus. notwith-
standing the fact they haven't won a
game in modern years. And Hiram.
of the same locality. is another insti
tuition of learning and not the first
name of constable.
Oh somewhere in this favored land
The fires are burning bright;
Somewhere folks are laughing
And hearts are beating light;
That was before four hundred
Thousa nds miners went on STRIKE