davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
BAZAAR A VYSTAVA PRVNf.
HO DAMSKEHO SBORU
VLASTA.

Vanocnf vystava vGera a v
sobotu poradana v Ceske Mar.
Sini ma Broadway. tesla Sc vse-
obecne p~ozornosti pc oba dny.
Uhledne upravene stanky ma
sich broadwavskVch obchodni-
XII skytalv peknV vyb6r zbozi,
take podnik mel pekny L.
spech | DO STRANGE financn'.
SpatTili isme vvstavene zbozi
klenotnicke, RUNE hudebni
nastroie, sperky i zbozi pekaf-
ska a kvetinarske. U kola Ste
st6nv panovala casem hotova
zacna navstevnfkI. ktere po-
kousela stale vrtkava bohvna
Fortuna, lei Sc ma premnohe
usmAla ale v9tSina sklama.
nvcb. jak to .iinak nejde, smi-
rovala Sc 8 osudem i kdvz
tento ustedfil vylosovanou vec
st. astnejsfm spolubliznimu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
CO Sc USE PRIHODf KON.
KURENTUM.

Josef Cohen vlastni odevni
obchod V els. 428 Central Ave.
a s tim samvm zbozim obcho-
DUE Aron Jacobs, 2484 Onta-
rio ulice. Jak nam .jmena ma
povidaii, isou oba vvznani mo-
saickeho a soucasne konkuren-
ii. aspon trochu, jelikoz jeiich
frhmkv isou V pomern6 bliz-
Fosti. A tn Sc stale. re dine
&c. listopadu priSel do Jacob
sova kramku slusne vypadaii-
CT ZakaZnik. nakOupil zbozf "a
kter6 dial obchodnikovi check
ma $1,000. s kterym ale napa-
leneho Jacobse 2 bankv who
dill. Cd tech Gasu prohlizel o.
kradeny peClive kolemidouci,
"slusne vypadaiici" muze.
V sobOtu naVStlvll DodObnV
7akaZnik Gonna, vybral 81 o.
blek a pradlo V Gene S23.80,
ale pon6vadz nemel dosti drob-
nVch. proievil take Cohen o.
chotn witt ma zaplaceni check
ma $3.50 a doplatil "sluSn6
vvpadaiicimu' zakazniku 1913
Tento Sc hned do noveho Ollie
ku narazil a hrd kraGel ulici
kolem 'Storu' Jacobse. ienz ale
wilt iako san s pokTikem
'Zlodaii. vrat' mi mvch $3.50
A 2lod6i bvl patrn6 t6 sluSnei.
81 Sortv, hned tax ucinil. Melt
$500 cd Cohena a proto vel.
komvslne pfidal $3.50 z vlast
nj kapsv a tax celV pTipad u
rovnal. Ted polozena Jest o
TAXA. IDA SO podobneho Wv
rovnanf dotka Cohen. iehoz
checkem potrachtyrovali ban
&c prave tax jake drive ia
cobse.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
KAzDY PES MA SV0J DEN.
Eduardove no NELL vcera.

Neminime tim arci nikoho u
razeti, ale jmeno Eduard bylo
vcera pronasledovano obZvlast-
nj smulou.
Eduard Frazier spal spolu S
bratrem mad vlastn}m kramem,
1908 Lorain ave., Edyz Eduard
byl pojednou o 2. iodine ranni
probuzen klepanim ma dvefe
loznice. Kdo ie, tazal Sc roze-
spaly Eduard. Straznik, znelo v
odpov6d', mate dole otevfeny
kram. Edaard Y nocnim uboru
otevrel a spatril prot sobe ma
mireny til revolvery. Nocni ma
vst6vnici jej odstrcili stranou,
vstoupili do mistnosti, kde Edu-
ardovi sebrali It's dollarG a de-
mantovy prsten. Pc vykonanem
Gernem 6inu pfali p~fepadene.
mu dobre noel a rychle uni
zeli.
Eduard Spira, 2181 vych. SO.
ul., byl ma rohu Woodland ave.
a teze ulice, zadrzen ozbroje.
nym muzem a obran 0 hodinky
a 3 dollary a do tTetice vsehc
dobreho: Eduard Warner,255C
vych. so. ILL.,, ohlasil policii, re
byl ctyrmi muzi prepaden ma
vych. 46. ul. a Outhwaite ave.
S. E., kteri jeho lapse ulehcili
0 80 doll. :"
Tim konci rada vcera okra-
denych Eduardo.
Jak Sc z nezaruceneho pra-
meme dovfdame, bvl V sobotu o.
kraden i jisty znamV krajan
= Devec = o $50. ale tyz ne
bnde miti ash mnoho soutrpite-
lh-imenovcG, nebot' ieho kTest-
nj imeno pon6kud neob-
vykle mi - Venanc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
rBvE1~
DIVE DfTKYb ZABITY JED.
MIN AUTEM.

Gtileta Selma Duka, 1869
vych. So. I'll. srazena byla v
sobotu ma St. Clair Ave. a vych.
So. ul. automobilem k zemi a
dopravena do nemocnice, kde
v nedeli zemrela. Byla il rozbi-
ia lebka. Mala Selma Aa spolu
Sc svym druhem, 8letym Stepa-
mem Ovenem, ktery byl soucas-
ne s d6vcatkem autem zasazen
a ma mlste zabit.t Ditky Sly do
khfhovny, kde chteli 81 vybrati
nejakeC 6brAzkove knihy!tot "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
"ROMANEK Ma HoRAcH:.'

- q =
Divadelni predstavenf, uspo-
fadane vGera vecer v Ceske ST.
nj Sokol ma zap. Clark ulici, te-
silo Sc pekne navstev6. Sehral
tam Dram. Odbor Velkofadu
statu Ohio C. S. B. P. j., "a
spoluncinkovani III. D. r. J. B.
Engels, veselohru cd Jos.
Skruzneho "Romanek ma no.
rach.' Hry tohoto autora test
Sc zaslouzene oblibe ma cesko-
americkem jevisti. Jsou vtipne
a neni v Mich, jak Sc n6kdy de-
je, ma zvyseni effektu, pouziva-
no hrubozrnneho humoru. Hry
tyto pekn6 Sc poslouchaji a po-
nevada nekladou ucinkujfcim
obzvlastnich obtfzi, dobfe Sc
hodi pro ochotnicke jeviste. To
plnou merou plat o veselohfe
"Romanek ma horach." Del
jednoduchy, ale mily, libivy.
Zamecka slecna, v inkognitu,
profile ma horach svGj roma
mex opravdove lasky, .rovn6z
mlada senkyfka "Divoke
krasy' zazije podobnou zkuse-
most a jsou z toho ma konec
diva snatky, kdezto ziStny re-
sturater LuStinec, jemuz Sc
pfi namluvach jednalo vice o
hospodu nez O nevestu. ostrou-
ha. Z vsech leinkujicich po-
zorovali jsme tn nejlepsf vnIi,
a pfitomni s opravdovym
zajmem sledovali del ma
jeviSti Sc rozvijejici. Zdali wy
skytly Sc tn a tam mensi nedo-
statky, tenn t6zko Jest vyvaro-
vati Sc pri ochotnickem pred
staveni. Obecenstvo Sc vsak me-
sporne bavilo a IDA Sc nam,
re bavila Sc i drobotina. jiz by
10 tentokrate pritomno v9tSi
nezli obvykle procento a po-
hfichu, re Sc bavila jinym zpu-
sobem, nez poslouchanim ku-
su. Y tom vSak'tezko delati Jest
reformu, nebot' kazdy nema
komu ditky donna svafiti a tn
pax We zcela itlem veku jsou
zasvecovany ~dramaticke u
meni. Kus obsazen byl, jak ma
sleduie:
Kamil Vlach, feditel tovar-
nv, p. V. Fisher; LuStinec, re-
staurater, p. JOS. KrejGi; To-
mix, Softer, p. JOS. Hobl; Par
kos, starosta obce, p. FIR. Kra-
kora: Josifek, domovnik, p.
Fred RIziGka; Jifina, dcera to-
varnika a maiitele panstvi. Of.
TIL. Krejcf: Bozena. senk3fka,
81. Anna Kolafova; Zd9pka,
spolecnice Jirinv. pi. A. Mikvic
kova. Divadlo fidil p. r. X. Pc
karek, pred zahajenim pred
staveni. V meziaktich, jakoz !
nozdeii X tanci, hrala kapela
Sdruzeni Ceskych Hudebniki,
kterez rovnez pfinalezi zaslu-
ha. Re obecenstvo bylo udrzo-
vano stale pfi dobre nalade.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
PR VvSTUPOVANt z KARY
NEBEZPECNE ZRANEN.

Jan Suma. 26lety. bvtem v {.
1908 Carnegie Ave. vvstupoval
IA vVch. 80. III a Cedar Ave. ?
noulicni karv, kdvz poiednou
nostizen bvl mdlobou 2 padl X
zemi. Narazil hlavou ma kra
chodnfku q bvI ma hlav6 tax
rebezpecn6 zrnen. re lest G
ieho zivote nemocnici sv. Lu.
kase, kan byl pc 1razu do.
praven, pochybovano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
MESTSKA RADA MA Ma


Dramaticky odbor Sokola
Cleveland Sc nemalo svemu o.
becenstvu zavdeGil vcerejsim
provedenim povedene Trashy
FIR. Hlavateho "Mestska rada
ma namluvach". !eifz til akty
udrzovaly navSt6vniky We vese-
l6 nalad6 pc cel1 veGer. Del 81
ce prave nevynika novotou ami
originalnosti, ale "a to strhuje
k smichu i nejv6tSiho mrzouta.
Jest to fraSka, iez Sc. jak Sc V
divadelnim zargonu Tika, hraje
sama. Mestska rada maleh0 me
etecka. ctyfi zastupci obecni ra
DIV, takto start kopiCti parole
We. stroll milostne uklady zpe-
vacce. jez dekuje svoii slavu
7pevnimu madam i krase, ale
ma ten iediny mailer, re V rod
rem mesteGku. kan iakO host
zavita, kazdy Una jeji chudob-
nv pGvod. Dvofeni vvSeptalych
tHchto napadnik6. ieiich zarli-
We zeny n liz sami tuSite, co tn
~sreseno latkv. adv hvlo ma vaSi
hranici utoGeno s plnym zda-
ram rErNEy
Hrano bylo "a dobre rezie D.
". Vlcka s patrnou chutf a wee
"eisf predstaveni dunno pova-
Sovati "a iedno z neizdarilej-
Sich.
r'ohv hvlv dosti st'astne OBJ
o"7nnv damami a panv.
Pa7ourek. starosta. by. Lao.
Vseta6ka: ieho aena pi. Svehlo
VI: Marenka 81. M. Skalova:
Earel hr. X. Folda: Vosahlik
hr. j. Kosin: Svrovatka br. F.
Vostalek: Smolka br. r. Peka-
rnk: Vosahlikova s. M. Procha-
skova; Svrovatkova s. B. Zako-
Va; Smolkova s. B. Hudcova;
Anna Krusinova. vehlasna zpe-
vatka, s. A. MareSova; Julie,
inii komorna. s.. A. Rezacova;
NUDE. Jan Kostka br. Jar. Sc
alatek Jan Pelinka, ucitel, br.
l.. Huml Linhart br. T. Suchy;
krapka br. FIR. Kavan; Kor-
noutek br. FIR. Prochaska; Sy-
rovy br. V. Cernt: ieho dceru-
ska 81. M. Ranc; Hvozda p. FIR.
Masa: Straka br. V. Korynta
Toni6ka s. A. Hudcova: Rezi 8.
A. KrawcOw; listonos br. It.
TOSDlSll.
Pochvaln6 zminky zasluhuji
i vykony sokolsk6 hubby, iez
vvplhovala meziakti a hrala
mi pozdeisi tanetni zabave.
PriSti nedeli u~spoTadan Dude v
sokolne ma Quincy ave. velkole.
ny koncert nasich pevcn sleGen
Gotthartove a Konradove a D.
Milo Luky. kterf Dude iist9 u
dalosti sveho drlhu ojedinelou.
1S. prosince porada sokolska
omladina tane6ni zabavu a sc
starvm rokem Sc vtchodnf Gle
ve'and rozlouci 81 lvestrovskou
zabavou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
LUPICI-KAVALfRI.

v mistech, kde kfizuie dra-
'ha Wheeling a Lake Erie Ack-
lev rd., zastavili diva mladistvi
lupiti Karla Marasa. 600
Heislev ave. S. F.. p pozadovali
ma mem penize. Prepadeny Sc
mohl ale vykazati len hotovosti
40c. nacez byl banditv velko-
mvslne j Sc svym kapitalem par
donovan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
E D Sc KRAJANE.

MN NAA'h ei'
konsulat, 81 East 18th Street,
New York City, hleda nasledu
jici krajany:
Kacani Martin, Binghamton,
N. Y, hleda no zdeisi trad.
Macak Stepan, mar. 1882 v
Morav. Lieskovem, trenc. Z. "a
m6stnan u firmy Follin Wingo
CO., Charleston, s. c., hi. no
bratr Martin Macak, Kv6tna u
Uh. Brodu.
Rybova Marie, provdana "a
Frantiska MatouSka, Cleveland
O., r. 1878. hi, il Jan Ryba 2
Dvorcu, krai Tabor. vojensky
invalida V Pisku, Jeronymova
I'll. 470.
/ Klicmanova Ludm. roz.
Schejbalova s dcerou Annou,
1900 Ollie Ave, Cleveland. O.,
hi. il otec Vaclav Schejbal,
domkar V Planici, pozdst.
zalezitosti.
Sedlacek Jos. 65-70lety pan
| Sky kreiGi s manEelkOu. New
York, $3.50 let U.S.A., hi. no
sestra Marie Novotna. roz. Sc
dlackova V Kutne Hore.
Dezsova Brody, roz MariSka
Vrobel Q875) Dolnim Pia.
lu. tekavska stol.. New York;,
Y. 1895 Sc provdala "a Desc
Brody. maiitele pivovaru v Blu
dapesti. hi. ii Kapala Julia u
Ora. Alex. Himmlera, Sally,
hotnska T.. dopis zde.
Bodin Matias. obchodnik,
lofty. Alaska. hi. no prib.
Ing. SEVERN Daun, Praha l.,
Panska l.. a Frant. Daun,
Straznice. Morava.
Klimek Martin, c. of Victor
Faith, 124 Chestnut ST., John
stown Pa. neb Buffalo N. Y,
hi. no MANI. Katherine Kline
kova. Remark, spis, Z.
lager Martin re Slovenska,
Rarberton. O.. 227 High ST.,
hi. no meter Frant. Hronova,
Praha IT,, Podskalska SO.
Horak Jan, asi 49-lety re
Straznice ma Morav6, c. of Jan
Obrtlik, 25 Meadow St.. Bing-
hamton, N. Y, hi. no I'd. lrad
V .ieho vlastnim zajmu. INA.
ietkova zal.)
Lehman Stepan Mem.
Pravna, Mir. Z. Cd r. 1914 sc
zdrzoval We PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
I'd r. 1891 V U.S.A., hi. no I'd.
III.
ParanGin Frantisek, New
York, hi. no Nikolaj Plosko-
wicz. Velke Surany, nitr. Z.
Pitrdle Marie. roz. Cudkova,
329 w. 9th ST., New York
City, hi. il bratr Jan Bufie, u
citel V. ". Tyn mad Wit.
Hnizdo Ant, damsky krejti,
Philadelphia, Pa. hi. no sva.
krova Marie Hnizdova. vdova
DO Jindr. Hnizdovi, truhlafi u
Sv. Troiice, els. 204, Novy Byd.
zov.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06
POSTRELEN, KDYZ Sc SNA
I'll BANDI-
TUM.

V st. Clair nemocnici le3i
kraian Jan VokaG, 1913 Carey
Ave-. ienz byl strelen dvema
bandity do leveho ramene,
kdyz Sc SNAIL ma rohu vych.
SIS. ul. a st. Clair Ave. spasiti
Sc pred oloupenim utekem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-06

PRO tretv 2 plechu n "a
aI"zne kSize = prndava Vo-
rel svo;; iedinou dceru lar
m;lu w Serv&ncich svoho.
Nv" dine IL. nrosince v Ma
rodni SIM. Zasatek pFesns
" $3.50,
The Washington herald., 1920-02-07
Cabinet Appointments As Political Issues.

candidates the Presidency
should be compelled publish before election day. the OF
those intend appoint their cabinets would add greatly
the vivacity of Presidential campaigns.
prudenty the does the publication Of
these prior the nominating else candidate
might himself the universal second
choice by nominating all his advear for cabinet places the
of his election.
Seriously there have been political reforms suggested that
dcensb and much harder of accomplishment than
this.
Senator Kenyon the that the Republican cand-
date be pledged by the his cabinet advance
election This sufficiently practicable the political bosses
be made dom.
1t VII be matter OF preferrng effort to the
support OF the by letting them know precisely
what admins they the ime-honoed
device OF cuStng the activities of eminent and influential few
who all hope that cabinet places for each.
The Presidents cabinet best anomaly only
the result OF slowly developed precedent having constitutional
whatever Its depend largely
characteristics o. the President but
been powerful indeed There
by giving cabinet officers Congress.
Senator kenyons may well be
Republican and Democratic committees In this election the party
which frankly takes the people into its confidence
likely command support.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-07
Such Is Life
AS 1t is Seen
By o. B. JOYFUL

There is no day in the household as
big as the day when little Willie
comes home and tells pa and ma he's
been promoted.
Joseph Harris. of Sartov. O.. insists
seven is the luckiest kind of a num-
ber He's Il years old; has seven
children, and has worked IN coal
mines sivty-seven years, starting
when 10 years old.
The new president of France, Paul
Deschanel. says thirteen is a luckier
number than seven, and proves II by
showing how he was born on the
thirteenth, married on the thirteenth
of the month, and the combined let
tiers of his name are thirteen. He was
elected president on the thirteenth.
"Yes, sub. dem is paradise pills. sin
killers, an devil chasers. Yo' takes
one an yo is done saved from yo'
sins.
With these words of cheer. the
REV" Waldo Emerson johnson was
wont to dispense salvation pills, nine
in a box, for Is cents on one Of the
main avenues of Mobile. Ala. He as
sured takers that nine pills would
guarantee a reserved seat inside the
pearly gates"
Then some earthly mortals wearing
blue coats and stars pinched the sell
Ter Of tickets to paradise" and now
he's awaiting trial. He says he'll
spring this defense on the court: How
are you going to prove that the pills
won't get 'em admitted to heavenf
The Washington herald., 1920-02-07

Senate adjor"Ued until Monday
morning on motion of Lodge, OF Mas
sachusetts.
1t cost the government $40 to tell
the American people. through Senator
Smoot and others. of the extrayagant
use of print paper. it was announced.
Issue of 81. 800. 10000 in bonds to pay
veterans of the world war 81 for each
day they served was proposed in a bill
1 introduced by Representative II. Z. Os-
borne. of California.
The President sent the following
nominations to the Senate: Henry c.
stuart. of Virginia, to be member of
the Interstate Commerce Commission;
! Louis Titue. of California. to be menu
ber of the United States Shipping
, Board.
Admiral Sims will be given a chance
! to clear himself of Secretary Daniels
charges that he is a ''land admiral"
Chairman Hale, of the Senate Naval
/ Affairs Subcommittee, announced.
: Every time an appropriation is made
TO reduce the cost of living in any way.
! the II. G. l.. mounts to the extent of
! the appropriation. Representative Mar
. tin 3. Madden. of Illinois, told the
House Committee of the Whole.
! Tens of thousands of radicals are
daily advocating the "Russianization"
/ of the United States, the House Ju-
dietary Committee was told by At
/ torney General Newton, of New York.
, The diplomatic appropriations bill
was reported to the Senate by Chair
man Lodge of the Foreign Relations
I Committee. 1t carried s?,6il,0OO.
Nineteen thousand American troops
are still overseas, 5000 of whom are
/ in Europe, Secretary OF War Baker
: told the House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee.
The Senate voted down a proposal
! by Senator Pat Harrison. of Missis-
sippi. TO limit debate in the upper
body.
: The Railroad Administration was
urged to lift its embargo on the use
of box cars for shipping building ma
terials, by Senator Sherman, of Hi
nois. who declared 10000 skilled
/ workmen and laborers are facing un-
employment on account of the en-
barge.
| Director r. G. Cholmeley-Jones Of
the War Risk Bureau recommended
the breaking up of his bureau into
fourteen districts. before the House
! Interstate Committee.
The Senate Finance Committee will
meet Monday to consider tariff legis-
lation for the protection of the Amer
lean dye industry.
The Senate passed a resolution to
lend to Kansas all availabl hospital
facilities to fight the influenza epi-
demic.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-07
MAY Reduce High Cost,

The suggestion OF my friend. P.
T. MORAN. former president of the
Washington Chamber of Commerce
that the vacant places about this
city be converted into chicken
farms. has taken root. am in
formed. Several interested parties
are looking over available space
bcyonG Georgetown and in the
southeastern suburbs. A poultry
fan" who is impressed by the
suggestion said:
Poultry raising is not only prof
liable but fascinating. But small
capital is required to start a chick
en- farm and the production in
creases by leaps and bounds. I
have a friend near Tennallytown
who began several syears ago with
a dozen hens and one rooster. Now
he sends thousands of eggs and
chickens to the Washington mar
ket each year. Should Moran's ad-
vice be followed by a considerable
number of Washingtonians, l pre-
dict it will have a marked influence
in the next few years on the price
of eggs and poultry"
The Washington herald., 1920-02-07
SeIf-DeterminntIon.

President SAMUEL GOMPERS, in
discussing the matter of self-deter-
mination for organized labor, is re-
ported by JOHN B. COLPOYS to have
said:
The meaning of this is that
labor unions have put manhood in
to industry. They have given to
workers the right and power-to ex-
ercise those characteristics that
mark men apart from the things of
the world. They give to workers
the opportunity to exer else the
power of selection, the power of
discretion, and the power of au-
thority. An instrumentality that
can bring this development to pass
is one of the greatest institutions
ever known to history and merits
the full acknowledgment of his
tory" "a
The Washington herald., 1920-02-07
Army Orders

Capt. Joseph Edward Campbell, Medical
Corps, MS relieved from dnty at the port Of
embarkation, Hoboken, ". J., and will pro.
coed to Jefferson Barracks, La, and report
for duty.
Capt. Francis Beattie Hutton. ir. MedI-
cal Corps, is relieved from duty at the mort
Of emharkatiOn. Hoboken, y. J., and Will
proceed to Camp Jackson. S. c.. and report
for duty.
Capt. Elmer J. Nieder Dental CorpS. is
relieved from duty at the port Of enharka
tion, Hoboken- y. J.. and will proceed 10
Fox Hills, Staten Island. y. Y, and report
to the commanding officer U. s. Army Gen
eral Hospital No. Al for duty.
First Lieut.. Kenneth Earl Bunin. yeteri-
nary Corps, is relieved from duty at the part
Of embarkation. Hoboken. y. J.. and will
proceed to Kelly Field, San Antonio Tex,
and report for duty as camp Neterina ria n
relieving Capt. Fred B. Green, Veterinary
Corps.
Capt. Fred b. Green, Veterinary Corps. is
relieved from duty as camp veterinarian,
Kelly Field. San Antonio, Tex. upon the
arrival OF First Lieut.. Kenneth Earl Bunin
Veterinary Corps, and will proceed TO Camp
Stephen ID. Little, Nogales. Ariz.. and re-
port for duty as the camp veterinarian.
Capt. Everett J. Graves, Ordnance Depart
ment. United States army, is honorably dis
charged from the service Of the United
States.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-07
Imagination
By Claiming Pollock.

Imagination is the mother of pain
and the father of pity.
Without it. we are blind.
They only are selfish who do not
see.
The kindest man reads of a
wrecked train. of manned and tor
tured dytng in the night. and soon
forgets.
But il he had seen one-only
one-of the MANNED and tortured,
he could never forget
Years of horror piled on horror
have blunted our imaginations.
"A Hundred Executed"'
"A Thousand Killed"
Ten Thousand Killed and
Wounded"
These have become just words.
But-IF YOU COULD SEE!!
If you could hear!
Could you hear the cry of a child,
sick. helpless. hungry. and bones
literally sticking through its skin.
and turn away. unconcerned?
Could you enjoy the cigar, or the
cup of hot chocolate. that might
have bought that child a meal?
And yet. just that way. a hundred
thousand children arc starving:
IF YOU COULD SEE!
4 hundred thousand children
would have stretched out bony
hands eagerly, thanking God. for
that bit of toast you pushed back
with your plate this morning.
If ono had done that. actually.
So that you could have seen it'll so
that you could have seen the flesh
less fingers and the hungry eyes.
you would have emptied your lar
der for the little chap.
Well. SEE!
Give up something that doesn't
matter to you, so that you may
give LIFE 10 them,
For these starving children.
Herbert Hoover is working with
the American Relief Committee for
Hungarian Sufferers. The head
quarters of this committee is suite
soc. Hotel McAIpin. New York.
SEND SOMETHING - tomorrow's
cigar, or Wednesdays matinee. or
Sundays drive in the park. Mon
day you will have forgotten. But
somewhere, three thor sand miles
away. is little child "a little
child. oh, so very much like your
own little child. on its way to
school now. warm and comforta-
ble-who will never forget
Use your Imagination
Just for one moment, shut your
eyes. and see Close your ears.
and hear-that feeble cry of the
sick. and cold, and hungry, three
thousand miles away! And. hear
ing, do what You would do at once
ii you had really heard that cry!
The Washington herald., 1920-02-07
Proud OF His Record.

The ancient story of the man
who picked up piece of old rope
on the road and carried it to Ills
home. where to his surprise, he
found perfectly healthy COW at
tached to the other end, had a
parallel in the police court. A man
So years of age was charged with
stealing certain iron fixtures from
a dwelling that was being disman-
tied. His defense was that he pick
Ell up some scraps of lumber for
firewood, and when >he got home
found the fixtures attached.
He assured the court that in the
50 years of his life he had never
been arrested before. In fact, he
said. he did not know what the in
terror of courthouse looked like
whether it resembled a church or a
theater. He was sentenced to serve
sixty days, sentence being sus-
pended and the defendant placed
on probation.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-07
Naval Orders

Ems. Charles c. Anderson-Det- c. s. 8.
Virginia; 10 L. s. S. Nebraska.
Lieut.. Thomas =. Ayeson-Det. Z. s. s.
Sanderling; to L. s. s. Grebe.
Lieut.. Wm. L. Benson-Det command U.
S. \. Patapsco; to Nav. I'd. Phila. Pa
Ems. John :. BesSeut-Orders l-ls-s0 to
temp duty RS New York orders l-eI-.O to
L. S. s. Bagadnce rev. det. L. S. S. Lykens;
TO conn. (. o. L. PSrrott and on board
as Watch OF. when commsd.
Lieut.. Comdr. John A. Byrne (supply
Corpsl-Det. RS New York; TO c. s. s.
Michigan as Supply on.
Mach. George r. Chamberlsin-Det. o. s.
s. Pinola CTgg s3l; to U. S. S. Mahopse as
Eng. on.
Gun. Frank II. Clark-Det. L. S. s. Cros-
by; to conn. T. O. L. s. s. Somers and on
board as TOrp. on. when commsd.
A. p. elk. Henry Commer-Det RS Pu-
get sund. Wash; to L. S. s. Brooklyn duty
with Supply OF.
Lieut. John s. Conover-Det RS San
Fra ncisco; to conn. Z. O. L. s. s John y
Barnes and on board as Top. o. when
comrsi.
Lieut.. VIM. CoI-Det. L. S. s. Pst.psco.
TO Nav. Mine Depot Yorktown, Va.
Lieut.. q. O. Raymond 4. Daniels-Det
U. :. s. Palmer; TO conn. T. O. u, & s
Somers and on board when commsd
Comdr. Frank v. Eklund-Det. nd
L. S. S. Breese; to command L. s. S. DeIphy,