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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-17

one OF them, and that it will be Ed
Uplinger, of Cheyenne, who has served
three legislative terms from his county
and is popular with the people
The Norton Commercial club has an
active membership of 225- In the year
just closed it showed a gain Of ten
The town literally supports the enter
prise. 1t has for its motto: Great
is Norton; its prophet is the Com
mereia1 club" NJ F. Clarity, one Of
the successful and pushing business
men OF the town, was elected president
for the seventh year. After paying all
debts the club found they have bal
ance Of about ss17 to start the new
year with.
In April, 1879, there was a station
City known as the Black Hill ranch.
so named on account of the black
ridges which doomed up in the hills
near by. On one occasion our bill of
fare was: Ham and eggs, potatoes,
pie, coffee, bread and butter. Charges
IS cents. These prices ought To jar
the high priced profiteers of today.
Besides the family was living and
furnishing meals in a dugout-
Mrs. Ida NJ. Walker Norton, has an
nounced her candidacy for the legis-
lature from Norton county. The
Champion says: She has the talent,
time and the civic capacity to lay down
rational rules for human conduct.
Moreover. she is the best known and
most favorably recognized citizen of
this salient Of Kansas She is a popI-
lar club woman and associate editor of
the Real Westerner. published in
Norton.
The ladies Of Beloit are planning to
entertain the women who attend the
ton in that city on Wednesday, April
q. and it goes without saying that
it will be done well Mrs Myrtle
Durham is chairman OF the commit
tee, and has announced the following
program to be given at the Polly Anna
address or welcome - Mrs Ed James
Response. Mrs. y. A. Turner
Music by Women's Republican Glee club
Talk. Mr. J. Harrison
TAX State W0rkez
symposium -...----..---A Mrs g W Smith
America ---..--r...--. Led by Glee Club
Luncheon.
Smith is another county good re-
ports are received for a wheat crop.
Wheat conditions in Smith county are
good, and the outlook is for a fine
crop The acreage is not so large as
last year by at least one-third, but it
now looks like a crop of equal size in
yield per acre, writes one of the wheat
raisers of the county The heavy rains
of last fall prevented most of IL from
being affected by the high winds
The weather man seems to have
picked Smith county one OF the CEN
tiers for big storms. In September.
1879, there was about q tWelve-inch
rain in SO hours. and on Easter sun
day one of the worst billiards. in the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-17
memory of her Oldest settlers &C.

Four Republican want to represent
the Fortieth district in the state sem
ate The counties are Norton, Phil
lips and Smith, the last named having
two candidates. The district is safe
Republican, yet a Democrat repre-
sents il in the senate. and he is can
didate for reelection He is q strong
farmers union member. This organ
ization has a large following in Phil
lips county, the home of the present
state senator. Senatorial matters
seem about as complicated in the
Fortieth as they are in the Thirty
ninth senatorial district
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-17

NlnnespoIis-Harry Rush rushed into
his home TO find two burglars rushin :
OUT. Finding a revolver. Rush rushed
after them but they rushed faster than
Rush rushed.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-03
KoNEc..
vYDfLKY sBERACU BAvLNY


Mpozi sbtraGi bavlny n Texasli
v~ydelayaji cd $40 do sl5 deuue
a od 4GO DO vas tPdni Sbirci
baylny ziskajj IN tydeunf pnei
t0lik, 90 mnobo ucitelek v Tcxa.
M obdrzi IN prdei mtsifDi PIES
10 y6ak jeyi Sc nedostatek sbGraGu
bavluy v Tcxnsu. IIlavni nasled.
KEN nedostntku pracoWich sil
zvykena byla mzdn " rs centil IN
100 liber na sl.J0 II NJ. v ntktc
r$ch chstocb Adpadniho Texasu
plati We jcstl vice.
Ditky ~ nj - rokn stare mo
hou sebrati 200 M 800 liber bM.
Why denn6, Dosp6li mnNi n zeny
sbfraji 400 M 500 liber denn6.
Jsou zndmy pfipady, Ne mcxickt
rodiuy vydfIaIy $50 M aG0 dem
nj sbiranlm bnyJny. Tbt4 plati
take 0 dernossky ch rodindch.
Nikdy v historic zcmfddlsti del
Dici V Texasu Mcneil takovt W.
dflky jake letosnfho roku. Meyi.
khni, kteN pred nekolikh mdsici
pfisIi do Spojenych Stdth boz
eentu, pozoruhodnt zbohatIi IN
kratkon dobu, pontyadz cclf 70.
diny prDenji d vydtlayaji,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-03
DIvADELNf M~AGNArKA.

Jcden h n~ejvhtsich diyadelnicb
podnikh Y lowe il ffzen pani j.
II. Adamsoyou Il Des Moiues, a.,
ktcrd NJ sym manzeIem sprawl,
je s%poIeeuost, inkorporoyanou na
VI 5000 q jez kontrolujc dvacct
Sest djyadeL
PM Adamsoya je jednu \ ~.
ditelek Adams Amusement co. d
Adams Thentcrx 20. Jeji man.
nj, j u Adams, je jingm fcditc.
lem, ale papi Adamsoya nedfku.
je VI syf postayenf jDmn Zajisti.
IN Vi misto jakO djyadelDi maelht
jestr pred tim, NEIL Nc i MIN We.
MAmlIa
Al pred patnheti roxy paDl A
dameoW Wadu0yala n kolIeje v
Jndiank . m PIT rokh po II zaha
jiIa obeh0duf Utmost Inbhjila III
yadeJuf obchod v mnnkjeh roz,pi.
reeb pH Pacjfekfm pobfezf Mi
dobfe prosperoyal, Po w.
provdaIa ~ M D. Adamse D pre-.
sthb0vsIi ~ Do Des Mojnes. Nds
byxy pmaAfIo ~ Adsmsoygm W.
divsdeIni spoIeeDop, jpz
latH X DejpfedDf jsim ~ Mpads.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-03

VanIlka, toto jennie q pro svon
~infcnsivni ynni mad jint tspornf
kofeni, mi svoji koltbbm W VIII.
klch u stinnfch lesicb Mexikn.
Guyany a kolumbie. Ndleaejic do
rodu rostlin vstavacoyitych, w.
cliycuje se pnoucfmi Iodybami. Il.
pouky a kofeny stromi Il pnc
50 M X jejich korunam Jindc. nm
pr, M Mndagaskaru d na JdyI, So
pestnje yaniIka take uncle. Oh.
noze Ne zasazuji tisn1 kc kmepdm
stromf, skoro zprayidIa kakaoyni-
~ Plody vaniIky dosahuji dtlky
~ 10 EN-; nkoyych lusk1 diva
Jedna rostlina rofn6 1870.
Lnsky se sklfzf u pred nzrl
MIN. Ddvaji 81 V polednc ia stun.
ee, nby Sc zapotily, pax Sc rozvi.
SUI M mite, nby sc ususily. In.
kovfm zpusobcm nabyy syf
pNkne eerno.bnedf barry. yanjIka
lizIvahA VI yelmi skromni mifc. IL
kofrnlm pfijemngm d hledangm
zvlhsit pU yyr0bf mkroyinck,
eokolady . yo1ayky Jeji ccna, N
veliec yysokh, ted pozyoIna
jedeu lnsk, jcn ttcba ! eel.
va yIoaeny do sypatka M cnkr,
sfael ~ jcmnon ydpj yplmi dlou.
hon d0bu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-03
Pfekvapujici yysAdky,

'has, Jensen y Camp Funston
kans, Pile "Zazjl jscm pfeky w.
pnj'eicb vgsledkh i ORA, petrt
Hcbokem Trp1I jsem bouIemj. nj
fenfo lfk brzy uvodI mhj zaIudnl,
10 normdlnfho stayn Aby " II.
40 zbayilo ofraynScb Intek Il N
silllo Y pfizphsobovani IateA
zdrayl slouziejcb, v tonic obJedu
ME n~epfekonh tcnto siarobylt
by1lnng lk Neni prodhyhn prn
stfednictyim Nkhrnfk6, d daJsj
lnformsee W bIaste n DR., Pete
Fiahvn1y n inns %, 25Of WTst
'ogton Blvd Chicago, III. Al
veyfisemem
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-11-03

tHNtR tthtsAftf avn ltNSs NHtNN W.
prot ahstim Nlass - patAi Il
ats iak hlsslsls a tdAlo :, mu,
slJl trhs ' mich \ iesis Nv tam III
keho ud, = kadku ! hledou M
Al a hlasou ostfIhaheu,
hyl 10 Ssraeho,a 10 tech nskc
TN let ,hslelv ma ,aiksmi ranan
eMdu slaAy mad ncitistAi snlh
romahal ryhakoN u ryhateni
a siatctck ho lo,sdl Nld, neilsp'
potisin,
".en maic take. al umru, X nj
statici porhoyei. s~asnyinou vodo'
sykrop hrob a pomodli ~ IN NM
'Ottr mas ia 10 take ~ two,
Radku | jciiho otee pomodlil, kdyI
vi snad mn nj nikdo ami neyspo
mnsl. fikaval >tafrtck shrbcn,
iako vrba mad fekou, jejii hlays
omyyala " w slnach. A Sira
chota mu pokasdt sliboval
Ma dvofc pied sdaavsks m KID
sterem sedsli Dn shprali v rose'
dferfych, beabarcvnSch habitech
dva mnisi, dalicc sc o suchy. uko'
rLS rhItb. Oba bratfi tctelili "
zimou, proto1e se strhni feel o
stry, podzimlsovS vitr.
Ale kdyz chltb pUlozili Ike
rt1m, ami poziti boliho darku nc.
mohli, Nd se jim 2 ddsni prystila
krcy.
Die yscho vedlo We jim velmi
spatnf,
Oba mnisi sc mn sebe podiyali a
4 oci vyhrkly jim slzy, jez skanu.
~ svrdskovattlymi tvafemi do BIZ
lych dlonhfch voush icjich. Bylo
jim no licich dobfc znhti, kudy sc
slzy proudiyaji, u zdhlo sc, ~ Vi
tam jiz probraly brdzdn
Neutirali VI jich ale scbovali
ruee radfji pod .roucha.. -
''Nejdc VAN. ncjdeg Ukorn.
", TAX pfflis ukoralyY - Jen
,initc kua. dcjtel'' ozyala "
pied mimi jakas 4enstina take v
satt rozcdrnntm.
Byla iestf mladd aIiala nemno.
ho pres dvacet.
"Zlf. jste Wy, III, -- Ty zylhste
jsi zly Nechali byste mne unfit
hlady, povidala aera plaiiiySm
hlnsem a smAla We.
X jednomu pfiskodila, vzala JED
~ rnmeno d zadiyala W rnu sy5
mn yelkgma oeima We yysehlg, w
zAblp oblicej.
"NeyiA q ntmg Nepoyis, kan D,
Mohla bych jiti 20 dytma
AIe pdjdu IN tim prvDim Ten mil
takoyg Eat jake ty, ale hez-
I'll, me- TAX rozedran5. u miyala
take saty 4 hedyhbi, Vi jich ne.
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jsou q Mich vi jen hadry.
v tech jsem byla 4 tim druhym u
4 on "a TO ode mne utekl.
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NJ yyskA u matitka pro nj
w. Ze nevis, kde jef = lille.
toho prvnjho 20 celych c.
n dI6uhg fas," hovoFila
zenn u pofAd tim mnichem
starcem IN rameno hybala.
vttry sxstaly fifeti ostfeji a
m stranicb prudfeji pohy.
hIavami.
ObA stArci p0vsfAli bhlit ~ N
zeny, JET III n6kolikrat vi
teni X MIN zabshla. Musili ale
'fikrht mbnkiti, nez jim pFisel o.
'eyfit novy fortnik, mladinkJ
mnich.
sflenA zena yrhIa M ysak Okla.
milk 10 nTbo.
'Ty ji 10 - ~ /! >trn M mAs
,6jak tuze reryene Whfe jake
yeIik6noen vajicka'"
MpINb Ne zenk yymkl, yystrln
abohou ven, zab0uch fortnon a
;eDa yeDk'. b pima brdla zabkdo
tAja, ME nebnuIa NJ odtud Try
,IA IN zApraM ok0raJf ehJEb, jeN
'de oba mniM necbaH
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fmixnkAf, jsmM vykAzaIi Dej 4
1ttM kOmkrku A iemtA iAk0 p46yfIf
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tig hsspsutNM ehhim
vsale vpAia fsnhaa hyhisLy
ielp nN tsA stsSsi NAteala

IIlA ~ "a
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ANN ., dnmoallh uitllah v
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slosahAs srs,, shtnull ~ saicl
nI lolcm uolals, ieni - ~ nib
lhnla dival 4 opft tab smAsnk :
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INA
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odssu Scmohu hi niteho ilnsL
'Ilouat, lsda H. il u,ekl mui a
kd,i hyla s,ohodhe, misala rad
mladthe mhicha nayaii II rhls
ha. o ntil nestoii ut ami jeiich pa
ia lehn ho uhrsss,a, div ~ rub
mpielkmc Vi IL iaka sidsl Wait
mi wax, ttyiikrAt isem bsl II
vlasich. nitrho isrm ~ nclekl all
IL blasbise leny sdssil lscm " O
pra,du ~ mnou ,yhahla a pin
Ia 80 mue. khe " ten mlads biz
dounks mnich, ie pfy VI imtni
jeho yapomniln s%ypravtl srdi
lvee.
pormtnn napadlo %okamsitd, kdi
10y mohla bsfi N hldsniva ienn. II,
~ klasteie sueha khrky d6vnji "
Ivice neposlouchnl a odesel niie pr
fecc. kdel II used.
"Bsluskn. Pomnsne, silcnon
|lIleda prt u v shsayskim klastefe.
sucha khrky j prs davaji n ohr,
|suje je = rndosti - pomnsne. tvs
|tu Bslusku mohl mfti - Ach 30.
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mohli traviti W dvofe. ! otcc mohl
1in Proc u ien 10 roucho oblekli
IA proc Il vlasy ostffhnli do holn !
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'pfilis pozdel Nv nyni TAX zcela
.po yscm~ Biluskn sflend II.
lena" yyhrh pridee " scbe mla
dY mnich n oholenou hlavu obtma
rukama II zachytil. "A Ia IN
Rslnskn pfcc Ink rid, tnk nevf.
slovna mivnl rid"
"A json II latinici bez eitu
kmcty niisknji d robotu IN robotou
yymyslcjf Proto taky ten Dovf,
yeliky chrdm byvd prdzdny | ..
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ncbylo Ito TAX mlndtho Nvota
v kniaeci feled yeifel prf NJ ID
jakSs chlhp. Mutina i 80.
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no vojvodu M Konrddem proto,
r. je yyhnal ode dyora b pies hra-
nice. pfestrojil NC. ably ' nfm nj
kdo nepoznnl vodtrhda, oholil
pFilepil NJ zrzayy ntmcck
pous a vylnsiil We Mroych na kDi
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pohanskm yiru znpoyiddl
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nejyltsf WAX ~ ode
znam Beze nine bys byl
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wax bych no byl jako
'hroustA m ostap nabodI Ale fy
: tyl Mkhm, " nenf 20 fechdch
jako 3sem ia; neni d nebu.
h. Skoda muc. vfdna skoda. NJ
e IN irskon sldvH vi ncbijnln
"proe jsi tedy v Cechhch nezh
tai a sel IN nam" prohodil j.
. bratH 4
"Protoze man Bozetfcba nej.
adj afchci 4 MIN M jcdnom mi. 4
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.rAt bych byl take DefpkJ, N WI
phjdete y klhMera b W se i
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etFeIci, TAX, tux, brazil Ma l
jest1 nikdo nevyzraI, kdy i
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~ %Nt VI EAMAA WWe8FF y Nf&@*f
rsss sAsals ~ i tiAsl'
Aisi hlass llels AsiFto pdlul !
litas 4 hefaml
! otNi koleissh talgl relom
sstmu heisstnt iasmu araAn y
! mnaunsi a lnlt i \ ntma usehl
n,ln ieho minhn, u eem dns
lnlemhhl q q Sem = Nlm ,lnes chit
pfcmlustn' nllshtl n tek slcst'
p0Aaidt mhie N nskumN Alilil
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'lchluhl dilem ieho y ilnA Nv A. psl
MI velholepS N ehrhmcm ieil mv
sil, sotsa n ho vyaiasal, Enoya
tnova nodertivdh, rfrnecLnn 81
itinrhm s,.
romnsn sedel mad vhhem 4 hla
you opfrn@u iala by roslenchul
mkm d. dumkM huN IA vudA hs
aifutokn
hoDelaeh pi neehtsl walk yytr
huvatil ysdil dohic, odkud tai
taste II nsho ono samyslcni, u tab
hluhocc pohrou,il W Y pfcpodivn,
dumdni, ici Stthovnlo ici IN sebou
lddl n dhl. jako proud pod nohamO
eho mlomenou rniolcst.
TX tcnn D., Boieiachu, ten lid.
4kf hyotY - Proc u nad vsceko IA
nase snaieni. ysecko 10 nasr stfh-
ddni a vieeky ~ 0ifapy u belly.
jcl nGm IN Nkonspti IN slkyf
boil Slysis mnc, ~ mludS phi.
tells IN slave bo5i b., kdyl
Iicdni druhfm cini dny ncsncsitcl
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PROD musiln $ iebou witt IN syf
|liturRic slovanskd n n jmdnem
'tvim yaniknouti posledni stin n.
postolov6ni cyrilloinethod6isk
Proc IN o~paiovani Bozei6cha,
kterfi ! cclou dust pfilnul k yam,
Wy syn'i yarozyisioyt solunsti, KITE
r{z ncmil yfelejsi ionhy zn vsecka
lfta minuld, nca ably ynsi pumdtkn
po DESK ch ylasiccb osyelil, upey.
nil n M vtky Nachoval, ktcrf2 NJ,
MD srdecnfisiho pfdni, nez My
mily pdny jazyk rozlthal SO pro.
stornmi chrdmoyymi, kdyz Wy,
kraiant drazi, slayitc slaynt dny
| kdyz truchlftc, abyste | kdya 30.
tu slouziia, ysndp nell I'm pamati,
n patffie X iedintmn, yeliktmn
narodn, proc prh
VI mne, ~ utdnS Boac. vyhltdls ~
obef TAX pfehorkk zkouskyg
Proc prdVf IN mne IN dediciyi w,
~ prbkope, yrhhna hama "a ha.
lion. p6tnph IN potupou, No piece
.Dojmensfm poklcskem yinen 80 no
pitim : Klnouii yam, w n6stup
rove moi, nebndn PEEL vhm
y dnsr. abysie byli lidu, Tim
mn byli my, hledtcz, ably pf.
snbni vase V Pm6znyi bylo poze
Nndno yhky ydkhv Budetn.
M
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! ocimn %upfen}ma V III strann,
cdr mu yeterniec y rodne zcme VI
lila poAdrn yeni, Il IN billy jeho
t0M sIza IN slzou, kazda vftsi n
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mutt, rrayon rnkn drac u srdce n
zdhlo ". h. vi hfnvu 0 kd
aen omscIg opira.
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u ruku, nabnul 40 X n1mu niae,
ne ! jeho ty6fc n y hluboka,
pfiIis y t1zka ri oddechI.
~ ~ jsi mne opustii, jejz jscm
ak miloyal. jake nikoho mn TITO
emf pine zhstf n zloby pekelni9'
abtdovnI stafec feholnfk. "PH
mi tam tcdy take 1tulck
= Proc NIL bych dele zfti il, kdyz
ndf1t zcini oponstfjf Il ulrtaji M
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eb0nf"
Bozctfch scstydlt lice s~ondruho
y polfbH d udelay mn na eelc nv
diesel We kaplieep.
Nm chyiIjnkn rozhInbolil We Vi.
1dOIjnon zyOnefck.
ByIo ho asi 1alrko sIysefi, TAX
nikdy nezDrI, 80 ho poyisiIi
nj V6bem uprostfed dyou trhmh
liz take v Mtjsi zdejsim nikdo
osid nenmfel, NJ Pomnen nejpry
Nh ZasIa NJ dobrh, yfrn6 IA
tjke dSjnkD pro smrf. M do 1aa.
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X Jmi uklddali 80 X vttnSm dfimp.
tam w ipnkrdi, kdyz mile mntcr,
Slime chteli uehystati stdnky nc.i.
dhstojntjai, jsoucc podczfiydni du.
mrakym musili do w.
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PAM Adamsoya tvrdi, H. cin
most %spolernosti tcprye byla IN
hajem 4 10 Dude Nc rozsifovati
kazdfm rokem. Spolctnost NJ
dosnd koniroluie dyacct sest III,
yadcI a NH v nmyslu ziskati III.
vadla dnlsi
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opeface \ senskd nenocs.
DIR. MIL0SLAv J. BREUER.
diasnosa . ynittni nsinocs.

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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-02-14
sTH BOMB IN YEAR HITS Bouz,E.
WARD HOME.

The eighth bomb explosion in the
past year wrecked the apartment build
ing at 44O4-O6 Grand boulevard. oceu.
pied by Negroes. The explosions have
been interpreted as protests by white
residents to the spread of the Negro
residential district southwark. John
r. Thompson, restarateur, lives in the
same block.
The bomb, which exploded in che
INST. floor hallway, was thrown through
the glass in the doorway from a pass.
ing automobile. Witnesses said the
machine was occupied by several men
and was travelling at high speed, The
stairway was knocked down and large
holes were blown in the walls.
r. NJ. Mason and E. f. Clark. Ne.
grOes and their families, who live in
the building, were not injured. Clark
was arrested in the race riots last
summer, charged with "sniping'' at
white people, but exonerated.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-02-14

vOrites. and some lovely velvets are
done In this tone.
Velvet Makes Stately Tea Gown.
A stately type OF tea gown Is OF old
blue velvet, combined with chiffon. It
is very much embroidered, the chiffon
being practically covered with a won
derful design Of flowers, ducks and
dragons. Many mellow eolors Of silk
blend In this embroidery, although at
first glance gold and silver appear to
predominant. The embroidery around
the neck and sleeves Is a crosS-stitch
Of gold and silver threads. The meth
cd Of putting this garment together
Is rather intricate, although the lines
appear simple.
In contrast to these stately robes
there Is the pajama negligee emanat-
ing from the dress in which the women
Of China drink tea. China, however,
furnishes only the basic idea for these
dresses.
The paJama negligee Is made Of
bright colored velvets and silks, the
trousers tying about the ankles with
ribbons Of silver and gold. While the
splendid tea gowns previously de-
scribed are topped by a headdress.
these gay little Chinese costumes are
accompanied by jaunty caps and slip
pers that match them. Many Of the
caps are small. round Affairs with
dangling silver taSSelS.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-02-14
INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH
STANDS BY REV. A. ].
CAREY.

DR.. A. J. Carey, the popular candi-
date of the Fourth Episcopal Dis
trict, was unanimously endorsed by
the Quarterly Conference of the In
stitutional Church CDR. James N.
Henderson, pastor), on last Friday
evening, for election to the Bishopric
by the General Conference to beheld
in St. Louis, No. in May, next.
DR.. Carey is the presiding elder
of the Chicago District Of the A. NJ.
E. Church.
In May the A NJ. {. Church viii
hold its Quadrennial General Confer
ence, at which time one or moro
Bishops will be elected. DR.. Carey
Is the only candidate of the north
west section of the great A. N. E.
connection
The Institutional Church is not
alone n this particular. The Quar-
terly Conferences of Bethel, Quinn
Chapcl. ST. Mary's, Wayman, and
Grant Memorial have already taken
similar action. The universal desire
Of the Chicago churches and the
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-02-14
WALLACE SPEAKS.

On Sunday evening, Feb. 8, w. A.
Wallace. Pres, Wallace Bakery Co.
5000 State street. made an interest
ing address before the congregation
of Bethel An. E Church at Glen
coe. Rev. John Mcdonald, pastor
left after the services for Baltimore
Nd. where he will attend the Bishop
Council.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-02-14
Maryland In Hlatnrn.

The city Of Baltimore was founded
IN 172S. Frederick in 1745 and George
town in 1751. Maryland played an hon
Orable part In the Revolutionary war,
and in 1873 congress met at Annapolis.
where, on December %, after the con-
clusiOn Of peace, Washington resigned
his commission as commander in
chief. In the war Of 1912 the state
suffered severely. Fort McHenry was
bOmbarded by the English fleet In
September. 1914, mis- battle being the
occasion for the writing of ''The Star
SpangIed Banner" 10y Francis Scott
Key.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-02-14

when Death Cool. "A stIn.

There Il in the West Indies a very
curious superstition regarding death.
When a death occurs IN a house an
the water in IL should be regarded
as poisoned and at once thrown away.
The idea Is that death after claimine
his victim win cool his asting" in the
nrst water he reaches. which thereby
becomes a deadly poison. No one can
tel what water has been touched. %
me safe thing to do Is to get rid Of
an that Is within bis reach and d
e At once.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-02-14
EIshsrman.s Lucky Day.

A 1+carat gold band ring was found
by John Moore. one Of the crew OF
the fishing schooner Gertrude De
Costa, inside a big halibut caught on
George bank recently. The ring is
mans size and Is believed to have
been dropped overheard from some
traE lantie liner. Judging from its
condition when recovered from the
halihuts stomach by Moore, the ring
had been lost recently. Moore will
wear it. as there is no way Of deter
mining the 0wnerSt ip.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-02-14
ATTENDS LEAGUE.

The Hon. John T. Oatmeal, JUS
tee OF the peace, Washington Court
house, Ohio, spent several days in
the city attending the Lincoln
League which was in session at the
S5rd and South Park Church during
the week.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-02-14

Once IN his Law days While Lancsla
vas n Chicago trying a suit, his via
Dad the roof taken on their house =
make the house higher. On Lincoln.
return be manifested great surorIra..
md asked passerby. -Snangsr. ca
you ten me where Lincoln IIresf' p
eaving TIE desired informatiou. -
thsn gravsiy entered tha domiena
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-02-14
Woman,s Reserve Power

Nobody else can leave the impress
sion Of holding 10 reserve so much de-
tailed knowledge Of the utmost Impor-
lance as neighbOr woman when she
tells you that some other nelghbor
woman concerning whose health you
Inquire Is doing as wen as could be *
pected.-ohiO State Journal
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-02-14

Hon. Isaac n. Powell who Is one
of the leading Republicans in this city
and one of its most prominent and
most sussessful business men was re
Gently elected President of the South
Side State Bank, located at 4Srd and
Cottage Grove avenue.
Mr.. Powell enjoys the high esteem
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-02-14

and good win of the eolored people
residing in Chicago who are depOsitiug
their savings with his bank which is
considered one of the sound and con
servative banks in Chicago and
every day some Of our eOlored citizens
can be observed transacting their
banking business with Mr.. Powell :
bank.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-02-14
BUYS VACANT LOTS.

Many people are purchasing
through the Bailey Realty Co, 365s
State street, of which NJ. T. Bailey
is president. vacant lots in Morgan
Park upon which they are expecting
to erect their future homes.