davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1921-09-10

Barker t2), MsiseI, Freeman, c. Bigbee,
Carey t2), Maranvilfe, Barnhart. Errors
Robertson. Two-base hit-Grimes Three
base hit = Grimes. Home run - Barnhart.
Double plays-Cooper to Tierney to Grimm !;
Deal to Grimes; Tierney to MaranriIle to
Grimm: DAILY to Grimes to Daily: Grimes
tunassistedl. Bases on balls-or Cooper,
?; on Freeman, I: of Jones, 3. Hit by
pitched ball-Maisel. Sacrifice hits-Bam-
hart, Grimes. Left on bsses-Chicago. g.;
Pittsburgh, 10. Struck out-by Adams, I; (;
BY Jones, ]. Time-2:02. Umpires-O'Day
and Quigley.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-10
NATlONhL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
New York. 6; Brooklyn, ..
Chicago, 8; Pittsburgh, s.
Boston, 2; philadelphia, o.
Cincinnati. 10; st. Louis, 8.
Games Today.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Boston
BROOKLYN at New York
st. Louis at Cincinnati
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Rnns-TrammeIl, Mitchell. Errors--Wood,
Murray. Stolen bases-Goodwin. Mulcare.
Tr&mmeli t2D. Sacrifice hits--Murray, Stew
art. Left on bases-Roamers, 4: Renroc. q.
Base on balls-off Brnyton. 4: winn. ..
uits-on Brayton, 2: OF winn. @, Hit By
piteher--by Awinn tMulcareD. Struck out
by BrsytoH 0; By wlnn, 9. Umpire
Daniels. Dpfihe-f:2o
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- f11ss ms NoTs 1ICNahey III, EOOmis
90. Alexander t3). Tetreault, IngIey (ei.
sigourney t2). Errors-Jones (2), Kitten.
myer l3l. Ready, Funk. McKimmon. sbeI.
ton, conlin 90. yoight t2l. sigourney. Two
Quincy (2l. Ingley. Three-base hit-Tetre-
ault- Stolen bases-smfth. Loonfis. Alex-
snder. Tetreanlt t3), Clark. Inriey. sac.
rife hit--smith. Double pIays-Murray to
Jones to Ready. Left on bases-Fourth sur
render. 2; War. ., Base on balls--on shel.
ton. 3; OF Alexander. J.. Struck oui-by
shelton, 1; by Alexander, a. Wild pitches
Shelton Umpires-Horman and Kidweli.
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Totals; . 81 10 81 12 Totals. IS 10 81 10
'Bstted for Brottem in eighth. fBstted
for Adams in eighth.
Score-by innings:
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Mems golf
shoes
s5.S5

A sale-smoked elk hide
with tan, black calf saddle.
All with Du Fiex rubber suc-
ton bottoms.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-10

Same Rice made a great run
ming catch yesterday when he loped
to the fence to take In Menosky's
long drive II vas the best fielding
play Of the game.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-10

Manager Huggins of the Yankees
has refused 10 play off on Monday
here the game that was rained out
last Sunday. The postponed battle
will probably take place later in
the season.
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DOSUD zADNE DOHODNUTl.
NOVA kONFERENCE SVOLANA MA
DNESEK V LONDYNE.
Britanie mobilisuje "obrannou hotovost''

Londyn, 8. dubna. - Rehem sve reci snemoYne po-
sanecke Lloyd George appeoval vastenecke ob6any
ably dali odvadet do enlargement obranne hoovos
devadesat dn niko aby vasova do sporu ale jedin
ably podepfeli polici konani e povnnos Odvad9n
pocne Ultra vsichn vejsi voaci byl pozvani ably pri
stupoval
l.ondtn, 8. dubna. Nadeje ze snad stavka nerozsf
zeleznitn transporn deniky byla ozvena
msmu.
.hodin savka vetsich rozmerech zdaa Sc bjt il
sou ezto zeeZDGar transDortni denc pfja haviu
ssou, prohAsivse ze 2anechaji aprace ntery.
Havifi oacpfe konat konfer{nc malte dolh a vaGa a,
prohlavs stav nebezpeG hotova vyvoati nmofnicke
voielskt leteck6. .reservy.
hodin byo pozorovat, ze dalnictvo nemni podnik-
nout zadnJch ukvapenych kroka zeezneafi odoz svoi
sayku az dc uerka pal noci havy 'roispoku dohody
move konferenci mnsterskym pfedsedou 10 hodn
Ultra Budou nj podfeti diva zastupc zeeznaafn diva
zasupc transponich denkd jest dosti mo2no ze take
havifi budou zastoupeni deputacL
Daily Chronicle" navrhuje redak6ne. ably Sc utnio 3
havf dohodnut navratu do dol1 pfftomnych podmi
mex ably otazka mzdy byla projednana dobe
Londtn, 8. dubna. stav nebezpcc byl prohlAsen
Ger stavky havfh. Zakon dotycny by pfiat fnu 1920
kay rovndz savka uhakonh hrozila vadG Jim daya
mofadna teliti takovc stuac jako jest nyneN.
Montreal, 8. dubna. Americka Federace Prace byla
pozadana cinii naak sdruzen uhokoph Spojenych
atech, cenove tthoz odepfe doovati uh vtvoz
do Velke 8ritane neb pouzivAni aEpckych odch be-
hem vky Resoluce tom smysu byla pfiiatd zdejH fe-
deraci remesel prace.
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CHORvATE PROT1 TIA
LON.
Do;lo me1i mimi he krvav&mu
boji bike Pulje.

Tervt, 7. dubna. - Srazka
mezi Chorvaty q Italy v okok
Krnice (Carnizza) blfze Pull
je, jez &c strhla v. pondeh.
kdyz Chorvati podnikli dtok ma
italsk4 fascisty. cili krajnf ma
eionaAsty, nab5va vaznych
ro1m4ri. JeSte h6fe Sc rozvi-
nuje v okolf uhlodold. ktere
jsou uz cd n9kolika tydnd, OBJ
sa7eny chorvatskymi d3fnfky.
ProtiitalskY agitator Cilega,
ktery vedl ltok proti fasci-
stnm. povzbuzuie chorvatske
sedlaky v tamnfm okoM X vytr-
v&nl odporu 8 tvrzenfm. ze l.
strie pfijde v dohlednA dobe z
italskkho parstvf do svszu Ji-
hoslavie.
Krnice a fada jinych vesnic
byly svymi obyvateiy opusteny.
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v DOBROVOLNEM zALARI.
Pc tfi roxy dve obstarozne sestry neopu-
Silly svij byt hotelu.

Hoboken. N. j.. g. dubna Prazvlastni pfipad dobro-
voneho yAzn&nf dyoa obsaroznyeh celkn dobryc
poerech hmotnych JED zdstay uzamteny SVEN byte
tfech pokojch ednom hoteu zdesim t roxy byl OBJ
jeven 1fady dnes.
AZ do tohoto dne ony dvs zeny. seGna Caroline Sun.
derandova pr Fannie Mlerova sestry neopusly sveho
byu Cd ledna 1918. Byly zivy dpn4 nakAdanych
vafovanych poavnach, ez obednAvay postou Ia byt
platly 6eky, ktere vsunovaly pode dvete.
Podivny ten pfipad vessel znamost kdyz mattel ho-
teu podal stfznost zdravotnu koisa Stackovi
madu pr6zdnJch pechovek JET stale rsta vstupku po-
zArniho zAchranneho zebku Komsaf vpusten by byu
AZ potom. kdyz pohrozil yypacenim dveh.
Sletna Sunderlandova. sarsi obou, ezea posteli
nemoena tuberkuosou pokrotilem stupni Byia
nemocnice kde lekaf prohasi ze nebude dlouho zva.
Pr. Mllerova prava. ze uzavfely sv9tu, "protoze
nusely avsak nepodaa zadneho blzSiho vysv9tlen Po
dopraveni e1ny Sunderandove do nemocne pr Mleroya
vyhledala 81 byt jinde.
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VYJEDNAVANf UNIE Sc
SPOIL. POUL. DRAH.
Zamsstnanci nepripusts sy-
stem otevfenych dilen.

Ma vcerejsi schIzi konduk-
teru a rldicu motord poulitnlch
drah byla dana shodGimu W.
born pima moe pro vyjednavani
o mzdu 0redniky spole6nosti.
Dale prijata byla zasada Y drl
Vejsich konferencich zastava-
ma. aby otevfene dime neby-
10 vubec jednano. Vysledek
vcereiSiho jednani da Sc asi
hrnouti We diva hlavni body;
zamestnanci Sc nestavi nikte-
rak naprosto zamitavG prot il
stemu snizeni mzdy. ale pos -
vi Sc celou rozhodnosti .
snaze zavesti ma. pouliGnic.l
tratlch system otevi'enych di-
len.
Dnesni porada mezi vGdci L.
ME uredniky spolecnosti bu-
de jiz Gtvrta, ale die mineni o.
bou stran hude te2 posledni. at
jiz zakontena bude dohodou
aneb roztrzkou.
John ]. Stanley, president
spole6nosti clevelandskych po-
ulicnich drah urcil pondsli ja-
ko posledni den primeho vyjed
navani, kdy vyprsi desatg den
cd jmenoyani arbitratora Ia
spoleGnost c. Lomise Allena ze
Syracuse, N. Y. Nebude-li do
pondelka primym vyjednava-
MIN doclleno vZajemne shody.
pax musi Zamestnanci jmeno-
ssti vlastniho arbitratora, jak
xni zvldstni odstavec kontrak-
tn, aneb jinak ztrati svoje pra
vo zastoupenf. Ma vcerejsi uni
owe schulz nebyl vSak dan lad
ny pokyn shodcfmu vyboru,
pokud Sc tyte arbitratora, ale
die ySeho ma as vybor direkti-
va, jak Sc i prlpade tomto
zachovati.
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DRUHA SEBEVRAZDA SkO-
KEN S VYSOKEHO MOSTU.
| zde jest pficinou nezam8ss-
nanOst.

Vtera dopoledne skotil Wy
sokeho mostn karel kess a
spadl l23 stop hluboko do re-
ky, z ktere byl yytazen sice je-
Ste xiv, ale po dopraveni do
Fairview nemocnice "a neko-
lik hodin zemrel. Byl churav
zanetem Pile smrt jeho die
dobrozdani lekaru nasledovala
nasledkem prudkeho vniknuti
studene vody do dychadel.
kess Professional do Clevelan-
du z Uher pred nedavnem a
zamestnan byl Il American
Steel and Wire Co.. pilne
stfadal. ably povolati "a sebou
mohl zenu osmimesicnim ro-
betem. Prisla pred dvema me-
sici a bydleli els. 2200 zap.
40. ul. Nezamestnanost vsak
postihla move prislou rodinu
a Kess patrne zoufalstvi spa
chal nepredlozeny skutek, KITE
ry zenu S dit6tem uvrhl do
bidv jeSte v9tsi.
Jest to jiz druhy pripad Sc
bevrazdy skokem mostu. V
utery tax zakoneil z techze
pricin r. Magyana, $50 Lon
don rd., jenz dopadl ma dlazbu
ulice. Policejnl natelnik Smith
usuzuje. re by podobne poku-
sy molly byti pudovs napodo-
bovany a proto vydal nafizenf.
aby trafitnl policiste Ma most9
zosti-ili pozornost a pokud moz
no zamezovali dalsfm pokusdm
Svedkem vcerejsi ssbevraz-
DIV byl Adam Baird, strojnfk
ma mostu Center ul.. jenz pra-
VI. BE Kess dopadl do vody tes-
ne u pieru.
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SENSACNf PROCES.
Matka, souzena pro zavrazdeni ditek, 0.
znacila jake vraha hlavniho
statniho svedka.

Warren o. 8. dubna - ze Harry Collier l7-letg hlav.
nj svedek stat vedra do ejiho domova prosnce
1920 ze vypa rany jez usmrtily eji dve dky zrani
~ il ramen bya sensatn wypoved ucinen& pr Aou N.
Kohlerovou kdyz byla dnes povolana svedeetv.
Pr Kohlerova jest zaovana pro vrazdu prynim supni
spojeni smr jeff dvou dftek Wlliama, 5-letehe
Warda 3eeho, ktefi pf zivot pfi pozAu jen2 sniel
obydn Koherov6 Hubbard nedaeko odtud noc g. pro-
since, 1920.
Obzaovana dale prohlasa, ze ezea postsi dit
kan vede sebe kdyz byla probuzena sramotem vid9a,
jak muz neaky vessel do oznice DIE ieho sv6dectv
tfeec pozadova penize kdyz odpov9dea BE a6dnych
ma, ja stle Pc hlase pry poznala Harry Colera Po
vystfeech Collier pry zapali staveni.
Behem vysechu Koherova rozhodn9 popfela. ze "a
ba sve dky Bylo to prvn prohaseni jeff ode dne kdy
byla zatGena, brzy raged ejm domove Po cel$
cas- zachovavala mlceni odepfela vabec pfipade muv
Jeif historka jz oznacla Coera jako pachatele zo-
cnu, n9hoz jest obvnena, nebyla ofesena p knzo
vem vtslechu Collier by prtnim mfstA, kdyz polar Y
obydf pr Koherove byl spozorovan stat spoehal
n6ho jako sveho havnfho sv9dka soudn sin nebyl
pfitomen kdyz Koherova ucna sve sensacn prohlzSen
jezto Jest povaziva nemocen SVEN domov9 :
Kohlerova lila odoutene cd sveho manzela, kdyz oheh
udal Sc jejlm pfihytku.
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kONFERENCE. v RfME A
LIkVIDACE B9V. HAB-
SBURSKE MONARCHlE.
Porotni soudy budou obnoveny
10. dubna 1921.


Praha, 2. dubna. ,Konference
zastupci statl vzniklych Z BY
vale monarchie rak.-uherske
sejde Sc opetna ', Rime pocat-
KEN dubna. ably projednala
hospodafske otazky. dotykaji-
CT Sc zajmu stredni Evropy a
nerozfesene dosud uzavfenymi
1mluvami. Glen konference
jest stanoviti 7asady likwdaee
byv. monarchie v tech pfipa-
dech, kde tyto zasady nebyly
stanoveny sm1ouyami mirovy.
mi.
Ministerska rada sc usnesla
obnoviti porotni soudy pocina.
je dnem 10. dubna.
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KRAJANUv HRoZNY GIN.

st. Paul. Minn., s. dubna. -
(Post. zpr.) Karel Nedved.
55-letv kv6tinaf. postrelil v
pondelf odpoledne snrtefne
Syoii 50letou manzelku We spo-
lecnem byte 1885 zap. Z. ul. V
St.. Paul. nacez toutez zbrani
sp&chal Sebevrazdu. Emil Ned
we'd. 19-lety SYN manzeli, ma
lezl otce mrtveho a matku sc
smrti zapasici. Smrtehe crane
ma lena dopravera byla co
nejrychleii do m6stske nemoc-
nice. kde Sc l&kafi o jeiim u
zdraveni pochybn9 vyslovili.
Sebevrsh zanechava zde mimo
manzelku til d9ti: Marii. l2-le
tou. Emill 19-letou q Ottu, 15-
leteho. Nedv&d. jenz byl po
IA roki mai1telem sklenniku,
bvl minulf tVden zatten pro
vvhrozovanf smrti sve manzel-
60. vssk pol. soudcem propu-
st4n. Iak sousedi prayi. Ned
we'd nil a mezi NAMELY byvaly
X vhli toynn hadky ma dennim
poradku. v st. Paul bvl asi Is
rokd q pfl sve smrti byl tajem-
nfkem spolku Slovan, cfs. 8. c..
S. D. P. ].
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MINISTERSkA KRHE.
Ma arske mar. shromazdGni
odroceno do vysledku porad
mezi regentem premierem.

Budapest. 8. dubna. Ma
d'arske narodni Shremazdani
Sc odrocilo az do vysiedku po-
rad mezi regentem Eorthym a
premierem Telekym vzhledem
X ministerske krisi, ez vyvsta-
la z nedayne nayStevy drivei-
siho cisafe karla do teto zeme.
Behem vcerejsih, zasedani
shromHdeni, uredni nota od
premiera byla ctena. Byio v nj
receno, re premier povazuje
stalost vlady Ia ohrozenou
nasledkem- spojenf jistych mi
nistrd nedavnyni udalostmi.
"Musim tddiz," nota pokra-
euie, "uciniti navrh regentovi
vahledem k vlads a pozadati o
odroceni shromazdeni az re-
gent dospeje k rozhodnuti."
Shrcmazd9ni ryhovelo Timed
teto zadosti.
Zdejsi casopisy, Sc svolenim
vlady, avefejnily manifest
Karla Habsburka, datoyany 9.
dubna, kter5z dan byl ma verej
most po jeho odjezdu z Uher.
"Vratil jsem sc ma posvat-
nou pGdu Uher.' pravi Sc V ma
nifestu. "ponevadz nemohl
jsem ziti vzdalen me milovane
zeme a ponevadz byl jsem pre-
sweden. ze jenom korunovany
kral mIze obnoviti pokoi a
pofidelss iez nutny jsou prespa
rite.
"Jednota Rakouska a Uher
skoncila tim, re Rakousko sta
10 Sc neodvislym. Mym pranim
jest sesiliti tuto neodvislost.
Ne srdce bolt, ze neni mi do
voleno pracovati ruku ruce S
narodem pro rekonstrukci.
"Uvedomuje 81 vSak. ze mIj
navrat uvalil by ma narod ne
snesitelne zkousky, odchazlm,
avsak aekoli We vyhnanstvi.
hodlam venovati vsechnu syoii
energii a nutno-li obetovati
svui zivot pro zajmy Uher.
MAN vIru Prozfetelnost a
Gas nadejde. kdy budu moci
z1stati v me milovane vlasti.
"Mezitfm zadam narod, aby
podporoval regenta. jenz pfni
tezke povmnosti hfavy statu a
ma nehoz mohu spolehati, ze
chraniti bude naroda krale
spolecne zajmy."
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SPATNE PRIvfTANf.

Riga. Lotvssko. &. dubna.
Rustf radikAlov6, deportovanl
re Spoj. StAth. kteff pfijeli do
Libavy s. dubna ma parniku
Thor. ma n4jz byli pfelozeni z
americkAho parnfku Mongolia.
shledali onatfeni, bolsevickych
pohranicnfch dfednfk0 nlno-
hem pfisn9jSi. nez-li an1eric-
kych dfednfkh, kteH m6li ma
.starosti jejich deportov6nf. Pc
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pfijeZdu ma ruske hranice, wy
hostencum odebrany byly pc
nize, pres jejich protest a "a
ne dostali potravinove listky o.
pravhujice je k ziskanf zirot-
Mich potfeb al Sc dostanou do
Ruska. Pravi Sc, ze z Is vyho-
stencil. kteri prijeli' do Ruska
Aneriky.i9. bfezna. dvacet
pet byio jich poprayeno nebo
.uyezneno. ponevadz odvazili
Sc kritisovati bolsevicky re-
zim.
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Krnice Jest obsazena italskym
vojenskym oddilem, ale jest o.
blezena povstalci z okolnfch
krajin. Velk& mnozstvi zran9-
nych fascistn italskych voji-
nj byio 7dopraveno do nemoc-
mic v Puji q Terstu. Jak mno-
ho mrtvtch nebo zran3nych
NELL Chorvati. nebylo mozno
ziistiti. Italoye, posileni mnoz-
stvim plsvct a n8mofnik6. dr.
II se pred 1toky Chorvath ma
svfch mistech.
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SPOJENECKY cELNf PLAN,

Mohuc, 3. dubna. Porynska
vvsoka komise vypracovala sve
plany na spojenecke vybirani
ella nemeckem okkupovanem
Gzemf, jez vejde v platnost
20. dubna. .
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o PRIPUSTENi NEMCu I
MEZINAR. SVAZU STU
DENTSkEMU.
(Kab. .csl. Tisk. Kanc.)

Praha, 2. dubna. Svycarsky
delegat ma mezinarodnfm sjez-
du studentStvar celeho sveta
konanem prave v Praze. podal
We vykonnem vyboru navrh. g.
by zrusen bW paragraf stanov,
die nehoz STUDENT z central
nich tiSi mali byti phpusteni
do mezinarodnf konfederace
studentske. az budou central
nj 'mocnosti pfijaty do Syazu
narodn. Delegat francouzsky
stavi Sc prot prijimani nemec.
kych studentG.
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NAPJETf MEZI FINY A BOLSEVIKY

Stockholm, g. dubna. --N Napet jez bylo znateno
davno mez Ruskem Finskem pfiostflc BolIev vtrh
do krajh Repoa Porajearv iimz rsko-fnsk& anouva
rucila samospravu. Ovaee zdesen prcha do Finska
rovnez uchva nepatrn& hotovost nilce. Finove
vcera pokus vjednavatTs bolsevky ale nesdafilo
ponavadz tito pozaduji odzbrojenf ice Boseici
tkl vojensk6ho vslitele prefekta Porajearvi. Il
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PRAZVLASTNf POSLEDM VULE.

New York. 8. dubna. - "Timto nafizuji vykonavatelIm
me posednf v0e aby me telo dali spati ably dali zahi
nf diva spa je mnou Tento naobycejny odstavec
vyskytuje posledn v1 pr Albert Schnederove Brook
yna JED zemela 27 bfezna Zanechaa pozlstao Sc 800
svemu ale v6bec nepamatovsla sveho manzca.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
A witchins witch.

She does not wear a scarlet cloak.
This witch Of rraliow Eve,
Or by q pumplsin-.antcrn's glow
Her spells unholy weave.
No black cat perches on her back.
No broomstick does she ride.
no goblins gambol at her heels
or caper by her side.
She's young and fair and dswy clipped
And most deniure and meek.
And has bashful air belied
BY dimples In her cheek
And though a Ilnipid bsby-blue
Are her expressive eyes.
A rosuish sparkle in their depths
Forewarns me she Is wise.
She scorns to melt the cryptic lead
or candle weird to light:
A look, a word. a smile are each
with her a .i,ystie rite.
feel my errant pulses leap,
Ny breast tumultuous heave.
80 much fear her potent charms
My witch Of Hallow Eve.
MiNNA TavrNo.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

fiuence in his life. for it not only
taught him how to die in safety to
his soul but it gave continual orders
concerning the everyday affairs Of
his life. The medieval man drove
the usurer and the proflteer out Of
the Church and out of decent So
ciety. Modern society" Mr.. TAYLOR
observes, more usually makes them
both millionaires and peers And
summing up the economic phases Of
the Middle Ages he says that the
great ethical principle of the period
was that it was immoral to exceed
the just price or to take usury.
Even with this pleasing picture Of
their spirit Of democracy, their al
truism, industrial cooperation and
economic fairness we must still be-
lieve that the Middle Ages had their
ups and downs as did the ages be-
fore and afterward. The old world
has progressed considerably since the
Middle Ages, although it has suffered
some hard jolts. At least, who wishes
to go back to them? The poets may
believe we should better our lot by
returning to the ways of our fore
bears, but should we do so we should
pack our memories away and rid our
selves Of all reminders Of the things
we enjoy in our day. About the best
we can do is to stop abusing them.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

The Census Bureau reports That the
principal religious bodies in the
United States receive contributions
aggregating about 100000 from
their members every year. This is
az the rate OF about third as much
as the people of the United States
spent a year for admission to the
moving picture theatres when the
latest survey of that industry was
made.
There were about 105, 100000 in
habitants of the United States In
1920. and of these 40,000,000 are
credited with allegiance to various
religious organizations. The $500,00O,-
600 contributed to religious causes
figures out at little less than 30 a
year head for the population, and
at,s12.50 a head year for those hold
ing membership in religious bodies.
The per capita expenditure for NOV
ing pictures figures out at about
$f3.70 year.
The people get their religious in
struction at a pretty low cost. The
ministrations for which they expend
$500, 900, 900 year are worth a great
deal more than that.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
Debash hnae.t.

When betin&s hear the cry
Life Is lonely" reply:
This Is but the human lot
Strange that you till now had learned
It mott"
I had guessed I was alone;
Sometimes pleasure had known.
And had loved my solitude
Spreading like q green and quiet wood.
But If l emerged to find
Comradeship for which l pined
Then found was not free
Solitariness SO clung to me
And the word would fail my lip
Word bespeaking comradeship
Suited to a wistful heart
Where 1t fiuttered softly and apart. .
No. could not fnd the word
BY which rightly would be heard
Its perpetual hunser-call,
Craving ever, yet not craving all!
(Eor / oft had lonelier been
When retreat l could not win.
But a bold and alien throng
III their chosen ways trained me along)
SO, I said "Then, be alone!
So well wonted you have grown.
Keep this bond with Loneliness
Only she and you the world pos
sess!'
Only Loneliness and ],
Nothing else, and no one by
All Of Life floating dream
Imaged in cosmic n,irror-stream.
EDITH NJ. THOMAS.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
On Halloween.

On Halloween. when colors swim
Beneath October's moon. while grim
Ascetics troop with cavaliers
H. mummery that shifts and sheers.
In city blaze and hamiets dim.
raIstafYs carouse with maidens slim.
white puritans walk s.iff and prlm.
And sayety dispels our tears
on Halloween.
within, the feasting tidewsys brlm;
Maids peer and pray that mirrors linn
A lovers face. mid doubts and fears.
The hours fy and distant cheers
Faint far across the nights low RIM
on Hallewe'on.
THOMAS j. MURRAY.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
The New Philharmonic.

The first concert of the Philhar-
monic Society has convinced those
generous gentlemen who are desirous
Of making New York's oldest orches.
tra5a part Of it's municipal life that
the material for the best artistic re.
salts will be behind their efforts
Had not the musical capacity of the
organization proved equal to the
career planned for it their efforts
might have been in vain. Any pos
sihle doubt was set at rest after the
players were heard together for the
first time.
The future which CLARENCE H.
MAcKAY has planned for the orches-
ira seems inevitable in these days.
II is not enough that an ambitious
organization should conf1ne its artis-
tic activities to its own series of con-
certs. whether they be held in Car
negie Hall or the Metropolitan Opera
House. Successful as they might be
from an artistic point Of view, the
powers of such an institution would
lie regrettably limited Already the
directors have announced their inten-
tion of having concerts by the Phil
harmonic Society in Columbia Uni
versity. the stadium of the College
of the City of New York and other
public centres. The purpose Of these
gentlemen is summed up in the dec
laration of their intention to make
the new Philharmonic Society "a per-
manent aud constructive cultural
force"
There is no more certain element
of success for such a praiseworthy
plan than the excellence of the or
cnestra in its present enlarged form.
Having achieved what was the most
difficult part of the undertaking, the
rest of the societys destiny ought to
be readily attainable.
The names newly added to the
board of directors of the Philhar.
monte Society promise that it's in
terests will be extended over a wiue
fed. They represent variety OF
civic cvnpathies. An advisory board
OF men and women which will act in
consultation with the executive board
and thus aid in the enlargement OF
the scope of the Philharmonic SO.
ciety is projected. All this prepara
tion for good work might be futile.
however, if its first concert had not
proved the orchestra artistically fit
In the highest degree for its fruitful
labors.