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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13
SLAB PoSKUS.

Washington, Pa. Herbert
Waters. 43letni premogar v MoR
risville V tukajsnji blizini je po.
skusal Ikaksno moe ina crn pre-.
mogarski smodnik. Incl je V hisl
sodcek smodnika, katerega Je ra-
bill "a razstreljavanje premoga v
rrldniku. Smodnik je postal vlazen
in da poskrlsa, ee bo "gorel:" ga
ie vrgel veliko pest V ogenj. Re
zultat tega je sledeei: On IN ME
."ova zena Mary, katera je stara
40 let, umirata bolnisnici V
Waynesburgu. Njuna osemletna
hGerka Belma je mrtva in njuni
14letni sin Thomas je zelo resno,
vendar ne smrtno nevarno poSko-
dovan in Sc tudi nahaja v bolnls
nici.
Ko ie Waters zagnal smodnik V
ogeni ie nastala eksplozija, ki je
prebila cello steno dvonadstropne
hise in zagnala prebivalce ma dyo-
rissce. Stena je bila zidana IL ope-
ke.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13
MANI ZLOCINoV.

KOt sc danes poroGa je stevilO
zlOGinOv V Chicago znatnO upadlo,
kar Sc je zahvaliti mestni policiji,
ker je nedeljo zvecer in V ponde-
lick zjutraj napravila generalen
naskok ma pocestne lopove Chi
cagu.
V teku As ur je priSlo ma polici-
jo. 81 pritozb IN obvestil o napa-
din. Tekom zadnjih treh mesecev
je Stevilo maSalo vedno cd 100 do
12O zloGinov OBJ koncu tedna.
Policija je prepricana, ola je
Stevilo zlocinov pablo samO radi
vzroka, ker ina V jeei lepo Stevilo
teh ptiekov.
Policiiski naGelnik Garrity je
izjavil, da bo sedanjo metodo
nadaljeval in naroeil policiji, da
aretira vsakega posameznika, ki
hi Sc zveGer obnaSal kaj sumljivo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13
zLocINEc hDoBRE MERE

ie. Emory Titman, kateri je bill V
New Yorku obsojen jeco radi te-
ga, ker je izmenjal ponareJen eek
"a sto dolarjev. Aretiran je bill V
Philadelphia. Titman tehta "sa.
mo" COS funtov. Ma vlaku protl
New Yorku je zavzel stiri sedeze
in Sc je nekaj jamral, da nina
prostora. Vrata Westchester O.
kraine jece so bila "a mega veil
ko premajhna in drugaee bi ga ne
bilo mogoce spraviti skozi kot V
kosih, ker Sc pa tega nj hotelo sto-
riti, so ga raje zaprli V bliznji bol-
nisnici.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13
NESRECA MA MORJU.

Weymouth, Anglia. = ZadnJt
soboto je vihar, Xxi divjal V kama
lu (med Anglijo in otalo Evropo)
zagnal britiski parnik Treveal oh
veliko skalo po imenu Kimmel
Edge Rock V blizini st. Albans.
Parnik je ostal kakor pribit ma
skali in Sc nj mogel iste oprostiti,
ker mu je branil vihar in valovi
Pomozni coin je veckrat poskuSal,
da pride parniku ma pomoc, toda
vselej so ga valovi zopet zagnaE
k obrezju.
Obrezni strait je bilo nemogo-
Ge, da bi izstrelila vrv na nesrec-
nj parnik, ker je bill preoddaljen.
Koncno je kapitan signaliziral, ola
ibo parnik zapustil. Mostvo broje-
ce AZ oseb .je spustilo morje diva
reSilna Golna, katera so valoyi V
teku nekaj minut preobrnili. Nor
narji so Sc borili "a svoja zivlje-
MIA toda lie sedem moz je pripla-
valo ma obrezje. Med onimi, ki so
Sc vtopili je bill tudi kapitan
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13

Mexico City, II, jan. - kaikor
poro6a brzojavka IL Vera Cruz Je
:,lo Seststo oSeb ubitih, kO je po-
tres uni6il Barranka grande.
Jalapa, bivse glavno meStO in
Teocelo sta bill popolnoma mlee-
nj, doGim je bila vasiea Ayahualco
zdrobljena V drobce vsled velikan-
skin skal, ki so prigrmele gor-
skin vrhuncev V blMini. Poroca-
no je, da je enaka usOda zadela
vasieo Exhaucan-
Trdi Sc, da je V vasi Santijo,
Pueblo ostal xiv izmed vSeh samo
mali otrok. Preko vaSi so namrec
rdarili strupeni plini in pomorlIl
vse. Indijanski begunci V HIATUS
ca, kateri so pribezali IL San MI
guela, ne morejo podati natancne-
ga poroGila glede izgube zivlJenJ.
pravijo pa, da je bilo ma stotme
ubitih.
Novi krater ma OgnJenlku San
Miguela Sc vedno bruha IL sebe
dim in plamene. PorociIa IL dru-
gih distriktOv kjer je bill potres
le malo dodajajo k temu kar sc Je
ZyedelO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13
NOVA EZELANDIJA Sc TUDI
BLIzA SuSI.

Wellington, New Zealand. o.
ficijemo glasovanje, ee Sc Sc do
vol prodajo alkoholnih pijae pod
licenco ali ne, je bilo pravkar
koncno z zmago "licencarjev" y,
ia licen6ni sistem je glasovalo
240, ,99S oseb; da drzava kupuje in
kontrolira alkoholi6ne pijace je
glasovalo 80, ,14S in "a prohibicijo
pa 27O,17S oseb. ProhibicDOnistom
.ie torej treba Sc 2968 glasov, da
dobe absolutno veGino. BrezdvO-
ma Sc bodo potrpdili, da dObe Sc
tiste glasove "a prihodnje VOLT
We.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13

Georgia in PREMIERE Clemenceau,
v katerih sta njavila, da ne bosta
pomagala monarhistom so bile do
bre, toda bile so lie prazne bese-
de-"
Kerensky je rekel, da nj bill
prav mic presenecen radi protiza-
vezniSkih demonstracij, XII so Sc
vrsile " Vladivostoku in drugih
Sibirskih mestih.
''Jaz sem lie prizadet glede po-
membnega dovoljenja tajnika
Lansinga, da ina Japonska pro-
sto roko V Sibiriji," je rekel. =
"Upam, da to nj res, ker nj pra-
vicno in je izvanredno nevarno "a
bodoci mir Rusije, Kitajske in
Zdruzenih drzav. &c Japonska "a
sede premogove in zelezne zaloge
V Sibiriji, bi to napravilo njih dr.
zavo ekonomicno neodvisno in il
omogocilo, da hpelje svoj imper-
jalisticni program, kateri hi bill
veeni sovraznlk demokracije in
cimdalje bolj rastoca nevamost
civilMaciji.
Poskusnja, da Sc ugodi Japon-
ski namenom, da Sc S tenn pre-
preci razsirjenje boljsevizma V
Kitajsko, je jako negotov in ne
zmiseln, ker nemogoce je, ola bi Sc
kaj takega pripetilo zaradi pie
menskih, temperentalnih, indu-
strijalnih in ekonomskih vzro-
kOv."
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13
UMRLA MEsTo oTRoKA.

Mrs. Mary Nyden IL Chicago je
v pondeljeB umrla V bolniSnici
vsled po$kodb, katere je dobila,
ko 10 je zadel avtomObil. Ma av-
tomobilu je sedel neki gotovi G.
R. 10 je privozil ma Broadway u
leo je nenadoma pritekel pred
avtomobil osemletni deeek. G, R.
ie V trenutku krenil avtOmObil ma
stran in zavozil ma trotOar ter po-
drl zgoraj omenjeno Mrs. Nyden.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13
vulkanski izbruh, potres, nalivi
in druge nesrece.

V prvi grozi in neredu Sc Je po-
ro6alo, da je zadnji potres po-
vzroGil najmanj 1000 smrti. Me-
hiSka vlada je izdala uradno po-
roGilo, V katerem nj nobenega u
panja, da bi bilo StevilO zrtev kaJ
manjSe.
V dolini Cofre de Perote je ma
stale novo jezero. Voda je zalila
osem manjSih NEST.
Zupan meSta La Fragua V okra-
iu Pueblo, je postal brzojaHko in
naznanil, da mu nj bilo mOgOce po-
pref poslati Svojega poroeila, radi
potresa, kateri Sc skoro nepresta-
no nadaljuje. POtres je mesto sko-
ro popolnOma zravnal. DOdaja, ola
Sc ie dobilo izpod razvalinlsedem-
deset trupel, ter ola veliko Stevilo
ljudi umira radi poSkodb. Poleg
tega Jim Je ZacelO prlmanJkoVatl
hrane in drugih potrebScin.
POrOGila IL Couztlan gOvore, da
sc je Gutilo ponovne potreSne sun
Ike Sc petek. Mad mestom Vera
Cruz je divjal velik vihar, kateri
je DOruSil stolp ma mestni hiSi, ka-
teri je bill vsled potresa jake O.
maian
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13

London, II. jan. = "Francija,
Anglia in Zdruzene drzave pre-
treSene radi velikanskega uspeha
boljSevikov po vsej Rusiji, zanje-
jo samo rezultate njih police, ke-
so pomagale monarhistom in dru-
GIN sovraznikom demokracije od-
kar je bill sklenjen mir. -
Alexander Kerensky, bivsi ru-
ski premier in nekoc malik svoje
dezele ter upanje vseh zaveznikov,
je danes tako izrazil svoja cuv-
stva. Dodal je, ola bodo boljSevi-
Xxi toliko casa uspesni V njih ma
poru dokler Sc bodo zavezniki u
meSavali V notranje zadeve Rusi-
je.
Kerensky biva V blizini Tun,
bridgea in njegovo zdravje Sc mu
magic vraca.
"Rusija," je rekel Kerensky
"prenasa boljSevizem in ultra-ra
dikalce zato, da zbezi pred monar,
histiGnimi reprezentati. JAZZ SEN
ze pred osemnajstimi meseci pre-,
rokoval, da bodo neizbegljivo pri-
Sic take posledice radi kovanja ia,
kin nacrtov in intrig cd strani e.
vropskih vlad, katere so Sc vme'
savale V notranje zadeve Rusije !
tenn, da so pomagale Kolcaku, De.
nikiniju in Judenicu, kateri so OBJ.
dani najtemnejsimi element:
stare monarhije.
Deklaracije premierja Lloyd
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13
SLOVASKI DENAR 30 ZAPLE,
;NJEN Po CESKI VLADI.

Pariz, Francija. : Tri milijone
dolarjev, katere so zbrali Slovaki
" Zdruzenih drzavah, da jih pora-
bijo "a politicni boj "a osvoboJe-
ME svoie dezele izpod Cehov Sc je
zadmalo v Pragi, kakor poroca
slovaSki list Slovenski Dnevnik.
List dodaja, da bo drzava najbrz
denar konfiScirala.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13
49,
CUDNA lTozBA.

New York. = Igralka kinema-
tografiGnih filmov, Miss Kitty
Gordon, je vlozila tozbo napram
World Film Co. "a 25,000 dollar
jew kot odSkodnino "a njene obr-
vi in trepalnice, ki so il zgorele,
ko je nastopila V pozi "a vojni
film. E6splozija bombe je neusmi-
ljeno pozgala fenc" njenih oei.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13
BRITKA RESNICA.

JOScpIl L. IdllCc, SCudIoI dlAd-
We Maryland je povedal V Wash
, ingtonu sledece britke besede:
Representatives vlada je na
sodbi. Vlada, mesto ola bi delovala
kot sluzabnica najviSje ljudske
moci, pa DELUXE tako kot, ola je o.
ma najviSja moe in ustvarja ter
sprejema zakone, katerimi je
ljudstvo nezadovoljno in vsled
katerih nastajajo ljudski nemiri.
Nesrecen dokaz te tedence Sc Je
ravndkar videlo V draw New
York, ko Sc je izkljucilo liz drzav-
ne zakonodaje postavno izvoljene-
ga zastopnika enc nash starih, re-
gularnih in legalno organNiranih
politicnih strank.
&c je mogoce izkljuciti IL vlad-
mega telesa moze, kateri so soci-
jalisti, tedaj Sc lahko ravno ma /
sti nacin izkljuci druge samo cato,
ker so demokrati ali republican
ci.
Ljudstvo Sc je zacelo bait, ola
vlada nj vec maSmerija, ki skrbi
"a ljudski dobrobit; to Je, III wee
sluzabnica ljudstva, ki Sc trudl,
da nvrSi kolikor mogoce ljudske
zelie, nego je despoticni vladar,
li DELUXE malomarno in autokra-
ticno.
NaSa vlada je ustanovlJena ma
principu, da Sc mora .voljo ljud-
stva presto izrazati in spreJematl
postave potion njih pravilno Two
ljenih zastopnikOv V vladimir tele-
sih in ia zakon je prisijen po elk
sekutivnem departmental.
Med voino Sc tega principa nj
upostevalo. Postave je dajala elk
sellutiva in jih usilila legislativ-
MIN telesom in ia so jih potem u
dejstviIa med ljudstvom. Vlada Sc
ic torej prakticno spremenlla.
Liudstvo zeli, da vlada upoSte-
va niegove zelje, ne ola jim mas
protuje. BaS V sedanjem casu prl-
haia meni na stotine pisem od raz,
Inih delavskih uni in vsa ia plsma
kazejo, da so delavci odlocno ma
sprotni takemu nacinu postopa,
MIA.
Delavstvo Sc boji, ola Sc bo ra-
bilo to ma isti nacm kot espiJonaz-
nj akt, da bodo namrec vladnl u
radniki cenzurirali tisk in pre-
lamliali konstitucijo, to jc svobo,
do govora in pravico zborovanJa
Jazz sem prisel do prepricanJa,
da ie buorbonizem in to lIar MI V
splosnem razumemo boljSeyizem
dive razlicni strani eneiniSte Ibolez-
nj. katere glavni simptomi so ne
utmost in intolerance.
Buorbonizem in bolSevizem oba
nralticirata tiranijo = tiranDo
vceine mad manjSino, katera ne
spostuie postav in ne uposteva O.
sebnih pravic. ODE veruJetl V moe
sile boil kot V moe razuma.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13
RAKETO BODO POSLALI Ma
LUNO!

Washington, D. G. = Smithso-
MAN zavod je pravkar objavil, da
je professor Robert H. Goddard ma
Clark kolegiju iznasel move vrste
raketo, katero Sc bo lahko poslalo
V viSino dveSto mill.
Najvecjo viSino, katero je bilo
do sedaj mogoce doseci prostim
balonom (ne da bi bill kdo na ME
mu) je znaSala devetnajst mill.
Raketa, katero je nnasel zgoraj
omenjeni professor tehta 1874 fun
tov in njen iznajditelj sedaj izpo-
polnjuje ma njej nekatere meha-
nicne malenkoSti.
Eksplozivni material njej j
bO dial gonilnO silo in sicer V taxi
meri, ola bo raketa letela 5000 cev-
| ljev ma Sekundo.
ResniGni namen ter rakete Je,
da Sc njeno pomocjo dozene Sc
stavo, gostotO, elektricno naravo,
vsebino ozona it'd. zracnih plasti,
katere Sc nahajajo velikanski
viSini. V ia namen Sc bo opravilo
raketo Z vsemi potrebnimi aparati,
Xxi bodO vse' to avtOmaticno zabe
lezili. Use kar Sc do sedaj We O
najviSjih zracnih plasteh sloni sa,
mo ma domnevanju ter je to Sc We
dno clOveSki problem.
Ce bi bilo mogoce vsak dan pre-
iskati razmere in pogoje V veliki
viSini, bi vremenoslovje mnogo ma
predovalO.
Dosedaj Sc je visdke zracne pla-
sti preiskovalo ma ia nacm, ola sc
:je spustilo zrak balone, Xxi so i
nell S seboj potrebne aparate, to-
da ia metoda je bila vedno nego'
tova. Balon Sc je dvignil viSoko V
zrak, da je izginil izpred pogleda
in skoro vedno ga je odnesel vetel
kdovekam. Ljudje, kateri so ga
morda naSIi MISC vedeli kakSen
pomen ina ter so ga raje obdrzall
kot hi ga poslali ma vremensko o,
pazOvalnicO.
Novo iznajdena raketa bo pa /
mela to prednost, ola bo padla ma
Izemljo skoro ravno tam odkoder
Sc 10 bo spuStilo. Da bi Sc nJenl
aparati ne poSkodovali radi pre-
silnega padca Sc jo bo opremilo 2
malim parahutOm.
Trdi Sc, ola je V TEN nekollko
moznosti, ola bi Sc raketa dvignila
do take viSine, da bi priSla izvcn
zemljske privlacnosti. V tenn slu
Gaju bi ralleta nadaljevala svoJo
pot naprej dOkler sc nebi vstavl'
| la IA lunl. Y Ia namen sc llalllefd-
va opremiti raketo S primernc
mnozino eksplozivnega prahu, ka
teri bi dial mocan solncni sij cd
sebe, ko bi Sc zazgal. &c bi ne bi-
10 rakete nazaj V gotovem casu hi
Sc opazovalo mesec mOcnim te'
leskopom in ce bi Sc opazilo ma
MENU gotovi dobi blisk bi Sc
vedelo, da je raketa dosegla me-
sec. To bi sicer pomenilo, ola je ra-
keta izgubljena "a vedno IN znJo
vred vsi aparati, toda to dejstvo,
Ge bi Sc res posrecilo hi vzbudilo
senzacijo vsega sveta, ker stem bi
bila prva "zveza drugimi sve,
tOvi uStvariena.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13

"Vedeti hocem, verjeti nocem.' >
to je parrla misleeega eloveka, v
tenn lezi napredek in bodocnost
liudstya.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-01-13
Kaj pravi Kerensky?

filed with the Chicago Ill., January 18th,
srequire by the Act of October 9th 1917.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Libau Tradesnnen
 Selling Plunder
 Of Baltic Raids

LIBAU. Latvia. Dec. Is-The appear snce Of the shoo windows here indicate mat the Libau tradesmen have received some of the plunder taken by the va nous armies that have swept over the Baltic states. They are piled high witb antique furniture from country es- tates. Statuary, silver and bronze or nsments, silverware and jewelry also abound in the commission houses.
 English dealers in antiques overran thc Baltic states after they first freed themselves of the bolshevik regime and plckeQ up much of the valuable fur 'iturc and the jewels oriental rugs and oia silver. Consequently the shops now offer fewer rare pieces than tbey aid year ago.
 Besides the war loot. the shops carry tn amazing lot of second hand wares which were the property O. persons impoverished by war who must now
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

convert them into money. Luxuries went first but now furs. fur coats and all sorts of wearing apparel arc being sold in the shops. These stores loo6 like American r7Immage sales
 l. Is common for prosperous looking strangers who are inspecting shop win dows to be approached by owners of rare old furniture or works of art who desire to offer their precious posses sloDs at private sale without ths nu- miliations of placing them on sale where their friends will recognize them
 The shops of Libau are much the same as those :n Riga, Windau and the cities of Esthonia and Lithuania. Con- ditions were the same in Moscow and Petrograd until the soviet government closed all the private shops. seized their stocks and forbade trade which was not conducted by the government.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
ToIand NotU Heads Truck Sales for
 Hore's Motors

Vice President Henry Lansdale, in charge of distribution for Hare's Mo tors. Inc, has made public today the appointment of William G. Toland as general truck sales manager.
 Since the announcement that Hare's Motors, Inc, had taken over the Kelly Springield Motor Truck company of Springfield, Ohio, there has been much interest shown in the plans of flares Motors for its truck sales organization. The appointment of a man to head that organization was logically the first step and interest is now centered in MT. Toland's plans for the develop ment of Kelly Springfield sales.
 MT. Toland is native of California. His father and grandfather were both successful physicians, the latter found ing the Poland Medical institute of San Francisco. And the analytical mind, inherited from two generations of medical experts, has been an inn portant factor in his present success as a keen analyst of freight transport ation problems. As a worthy grand nephew of the recently elected U. $. Senator Samuel Shortridge of Califor- mia, he is naturally a leader and good mixer.
 Mir Poland went across the con- tinent for this preparatory school training, spending several years at the Hudson River Military academy at Nyack, N. Y. He returned to the Pa cific coast, planning to enter the Uni- versity of California when the San Francisco earthquake came along and upset his plans. After two years of business life, he came East again, sold advertising for the New York World, mixed in the shipbuilding business and made such a good record as salesman for the National Cash Register com pany that he was appointed assistant New York manager under Oscar Cooli- can, now general manager of flares Motors branch in Philadelphia Much of his work was in the analysis ana development of new fields for the cash register. In 1917, he joined the truck sales organization of the Packard Mo- tor Car company of New York of which E. $. Hare was then president, and was placed in charge of truck sales for the Springfield, Mass. branch of that com pany. His success led to his promotion to be truck sales manager for the New England territory and to his sul je- quent transfer to the larger field of the New Jersey district.
 MT Hare's idea of selling motor freight transportation, rather than merely trucks, found ready acceptance with MT. Poland and he was one of the most successful of the executives in Packard, New York, in working along that line. He thoroughly believes that
 an analysis of the prospects transpor- 1 tation problem is essntially the first step, to be followed by intelligent ant | impartial advice as to it's solution ana | his appointment makes sure tha'
 Hare's Motors plan for merchandising l trucks will be based on this substantia ] foundation.
 MT. Poland and his family reside il
 one of the suburban sections of New ark, N. J. He will make his headquar ters at the general office of Hare
 Motors, Inc, Is West 61st street Nev York.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
Construction Work
 At RudoIpH's Holds
 Interest Of Many

Lightning speed Is being torn off in great chunks in the construction of Ed Rudolph's new second-story addition. The Ford ton truck is still at work hauling brick from the ground up to the second floor over a ramp, and the busy concrete mixer is being operated by Fordson tractor.
 With the uses he has put his Ford line to, Ed could, to all appearances, have built the addition himself with the little help he could have picked up from passersby.
 The construction Of the building is attracting a great deal of attention.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

The jinrickisha men of Japan have hftched their two wheel carriages to motor cycles, to the great increase of modernity although at the loss or a certain picturesqueness
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

Nearly half of the cost of the war to the United States in actual dollars has been paid.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

The coal mine purchased by the state Of South Dakota is now shipping 200 tons of coal a day. Production Will be crippled when new track facilities are completed.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

From 10 to 35 per cent of factories in the devastated districts of France have been rebuilt.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

A Chinese trust controls the dye used on firecrackers, made from ci- buca, Philippine wood.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

Good beer sold for one cent a pound in England in the reign of Queen Elizabeth
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

The oldest occupied dwelling in the United States is said to be at santa Fe, ". M
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
The Signs of the Times

With entertainment undergoing
a change, due TO the passing Of the
jovial old ways OF hospitality, dur
ing the yuletide, the social OBJ
server can already sec the ago.old
longing for stimulant and mental
cNcitation Is met in a now way.
The hidden resources Of many tai
enied, artistic folk which have not
always had fun appreciation while
society's attention was otherwise
engaged. are being expressed more
fully now that our tastes are un-
dergoing n change. Spring will do
this, you know. The number ~ de-
lightful musical and dramatic en-
tertainments given lately by local
and other talent have been i'm
mensely popular. Others in pros
pect arc being heralded with en-
thusiasm. That society is in FOR a
period, be II short or long. Of what
we used TO derisivcly cali "hiph-
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is due the knights OF Columbus,
ius patroncsscs and the director
Mrs. Sahin for tho splendid anna
tcur play. "Hrincc chap which
was given in Convention hall Fri
day evening There was an cN-
ploitntiou OF genuine talent there
as well as the paiustakluE work OF
tho director
In speaking Of entertainment.
celebrities, etc; all tho city Ia agoE
over tho fact that General Per
shiug is coming To entertain and
be entertained. Ot course the
whole city To tho individual, from
the elderly folk who viii cudoavor
to get tho very best glimpse
through their hlfocals to the small
tot who loves this soldier will be
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she was satisfied. II one Is TO de-
pend ON rumor. No small amount
OF thought should be given to the
renewal of old-time operas. Tulsa
having the pleasure of having one
OF them. "Robiu Hood" played
here the past week IL seemed a
fitting memorial to De koNcn that
In his passing. ono OF his much be-
loved and most tuucful and bcauti-
ful works should hc given the pub
lie again. In keeping pace with
Americauisiu work. music given us
bv Americans. should he Kept
alive. Tulsa gave a genuine wei
como 20 Madame Louisa Tctraz2int
during her week just gone. This
eminent artist was most gracious
to Tulsa and was In turn greeted
with very largo audience In Con-
Veutiun hail. II was a privilege to
hear her Those who know her
well, said wonderful things OF her
voice considering the fact that sho
Is losing somewhat the residence
of youth, this fact evident In her
staCCAtO work. Her splendid
range; tho liquid notes Of higher
range especially thc nltisSlmo ~
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which floatcd afar In ono or moro
OF her numbers. reminded one "
"A silver star moving away into
space. rotra2zini has been great
and Is stiil great and is an attrac-
tive exponent OF the stage Craces
or othcrdaSs. II is said that Ma
bel Garrison is to sing for Tulsa in
the late spring In this singer.
music lovers will drink deep or
Amcricanism IN personality and
technique
As to local entertainment Ken
dall does things continually In
dramatic ana musical ways. much
happens that never gets into the
papers which reminds one " the
fact that tho s1mo may I've said uf
Tulsa society duings. Much credit