davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
OsUDNA SRAzKA AUTA S
POULICNl kAROU.

Nemine temer jedine nedele,
ally nebylo oznameno nektere
automobilove nest6sti, vyzadu-
jici 81 obeti ma zivotech lid
skych. TAX vGera veeer srazilo
Sc auto s poulicni karou jedouci
ma Superior a vych. II. ul.; V
automobile sedela celia rodina
Ant. Screjara, 1907 Maryland
ave-, celkem pet osob, z nichz
ieho manzelka a matka til dl-
tex, 33leta Louisa, byla ma mi
ste zabita a jemu samemu zlo-
memo zebro krone cetnych ji-
nych odrenin, 5letemu Abba
novi zlomena klicni kost, kdez-
to 9letg Tony a 7lety William
byli "a srazky pouZe lehceJi
zran6ni. Telo nest astne matky
doyezeno bylo do okresni mar
nice a otec S hochy do Mt.
Sinai nemocnice. Nestesti zavi-
memo bylo Serejarem, jenz ma
hle zahnul ma Superior ave.
nepovsimnuv 81 blizici Sc pou-
licni kary. Automobil byl pre-
kocen a autoistGm byla cestuji-
elm kary, jez arci zastavila, po-
skytnuta prvni pomoc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
as KARRANfKU ZATCENO

VGerejsiho casneho rama o.
blehla pol. mravnostni ceta bu
dovu els. 508 ma st. Clair Ave-.
kde sidlil jisty spole6ensky
klub. Straznici A. d. Koryta a
G.. Shibley, piistavili X oknnm
druheho patra zebriky a I'VE
dave nahlizeli, jak panstvo
"masti kartitky" vrha kostky
Ma dany signal zapocal utok
Ze vSech stran a ia kratko byla
celia spoleGnost v siti trestajici
spravedlnosti. Policie sebrala
brace i kibice, poGtem 45 osob
a vSichni byli dn2s dopoledne
vyslechnuti.
V budove doslo dne IL. uno-
"a X podobne navSteve, pri KITE
re jeden ze straznfkh, Alber;
Block, pfiSel o zivot. PfistaviI
zebrik, ably Sc oknem presved.
eli, co Sc We vnitr kuti, ale po.
zdeji byl nalezen kollegy M
dlazb6 V bezvedomi a "a krat
ko ma to Lakeside nemocni.
ci Zemfel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
tESKOSLOv. zENY "A.
STOUPENY MA LETOSNfM
SJEZDU ."NATIONAI. WO-
MEMS PARTY CONVEN-.
TION."
(Ceskoslov. Tisk. Kanc.)

(CeSkOSlOv. IlSk. kanc.)
We dnech Is. az II. 1nora
konal Sc We Washingtone Sized
National Women's Party,
ma n6mZ promluvily tez "a
stupkyne rdznych narodn o
postaveni zen, jejich pra-
vech prfstim pisobenl.
"a ceskoslovenske zeny pro-
mluvila sleGna Anna Stepanko-
va, sestra vyslance Ceskoslo-
venske Republiky We Washing
tone, spolu Mrs. Baker.
Slecna Stepankova poukaza-
la We SVEN proslovu hlavne ma
to, re v rCeskoslovenske Repu-
.blice kratce po pfevratu byla
uzakonena. naprosta rovnoprav
most zen muzi We verejnem Ii
vote bez jakychkoli boju.
Dukazem yysoke kulturni
vyspelosti a ne1morne pile ma
sich Zen jest zejmena cinnost
ceskoslovenskych zen V Ameri-
ce, jez jak "a valky, tax i po
|valce We svych sdruzenich ne1-
navne jako prave weekly, jichz
jmeno 81 daily ma Slit, pracova-
ly o osvobozeni materielni
zajisteni vlasti.
Pc STRANGE kulturni pripo-
menuto ojedinele um9ni cesko-
slovenskych zen, -jez vzbudilo
uzas ma lonske Narodopisne
lvystave Pafizi, zejmena ma
dherne prace Zen slovenskyc
Posleze vyzvala americke ze.
my ku nejt9snejsi spolupraci {
naSimi, coz zdhraznila tel Mrs
Baker.
ODE re6i byly pfiiaty velm
sympaticky a vzbudily mezi e
nergickymi zenami zajem {
Ceskoslovensko a potvrdil,
nutnost, aby Geskoslovenske ze
ny navazovaly vzdy move a no
We styky Sc zenami americky
mi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
ZfTREJSl PREDNASKA
p. NOVAKA. ,,

Vsem krajantm, kteri Sc "a
jimaji 0 dosud malo poznane
kraje, odporucujem zitrejsi
prednasku v Ceske Mar. SIM,
ma ktere p. Noyak uvede ma
chvilku posluchacstvo ma o.
strovy v jiznich morich, kde
meskal po delsl dobu, aby ma
leZl hveZdarnu, kde p6sobil
nezapomenutelny, narodu ma
Semu tax zahy urvany Stefa-
nix. Poutavy, mluveny jeho ce-
stopis doprovozen bude svetel-
nymi obrazy. Prednasky p. No
vaka setkaly sc vsude velkou
pozornosti zajmem nepo-
chybujeme, re prednasejici ma
jde znacny poGet vdeeneho po-
sluchacstva.
Zivot domorodcI ma Tahiti
byl az dosud velmi spofe ,znam
a liceni jeho obSahuje odstav-
ce, kter6 musi yzbuditi zajem
kazdeho. Pan Novak jest do
brym vypravovatelem, coz do
kazal "a prednasek pred ro-
KEN a take dneSni budou velice
intereseantnimi, jak jsme Sc
jiz soukrome presvedtili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
NEWTON d. BAKER A JEHO
NAVRAT DO CLEVELANDU.

Byvaly sekretar yalky vratil
Sc vcera do sveho zdejsiho do
nova, 1887 Cedar rd., Cleve-
land Heights 2 Washingtonu a
hodla provozovati We sve kan
celari, 1907 V budov6 Union
National banky pravnickou
praksi. Demokratickou stranou
uvitan bude jaksi 1redn6 uter-
MIN banketem hotelu Statler,
kde os!oven bude nekolika pre-
daky, meZi nimiz jest pray
mix krajan Harry j. Payer
S Bakerem Sc We Washingto-
ne rozloucili jeho nastupce Y
trade sekretafe valky John w.
Weeks. general Pershing, ja-
koz j celia rada lifednikt a du
stojnikl. Prijel s rodinou ma
stanici Pennsylvania drahy,
kde uvitan byl svymi obchod-
mimi spolecniky, rIzny-mi zdej-
sfmi pfately i mestskymi ufed-
milky, slouzicimi ieste "a ieho
administrace jako cleveland
skeho mayora. :
Novy clevelandsky obtan
Baker povolan byl Wilsonem
do kabinetu r. 1916 jako ma
stupce sekretAfe valky Garri-
soma prave V dobe, kdy pov6st.
ny mexicky rebel Villa podnik
znamy dtok ma mesto Column
bus Y New Mexiku a ma jeho.
potent vyslal vojenskou trest
nj vypravu pod velitelstvin
brigadniho generalo Johna J
Pershinga. r. 1917 kdyz minu
la mexicka krise vstoupili Spo
jene Staty do svetove walk
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
MESTSKA RADA MA DNES
POVOLITI CONCONU
PRODEJ BONDU.

Ones pozada clevelandska
spolecnost poulicnich drah
mestskou radu. ably dovolila il
prodej bondil Svobody "a ST.
100000, jako nahradu Ia pred
tydnem odmitnutou zadost 0
vydani dodateGnych akcii Y
obnosu $3,O0O,OOO. Nova tato
zadost setka Sc patrne jistou
opposici, ale neni pochybno, ze
nejak spolecnosti bude, musetl
byti pomozeno. Strzena "a bor
dy suma ma byti uzita ma Ia.
placeni dosud nekrytych po
hledavek ga spolecnostl We vs.
81 $1,370,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
KRAJA ALEXANDER CHY-
LfK ZRANEN PRI AUTOMO-
BlLOVE SRAzCE.
Panf klassonova zaplatila
nehodu zivotem.

62-leta pani Harrieta Klas-
sonova, $50 Herrick rd. N. E.
byla ma mfste zabita a jeji diva
spolecnici V autu, krajan p.
Alexander Chylik, bytem 1852
Professor Ave. jakoz i svakr
zabite Klassonove, 51-lety O..
L. Scott, pfedseda the Scott
Bros. Fireproof Storage Co,
byli k velkemu svemu stesti u
setfeni vaznejsiho poraneni.
Nestesti Sc udalo sobotu V
poledne, kdyz auto flzene
Scottem pojednou ma Fairfield
Ave. uklouzlo zrovna do dra-
ny jedouci poulicni kary ma
moste ma Central Ave. Auto
jelo die policejniho udani sm6-
rem zapadnim, kdyz Sc srazka
udala a pc Klassonova byla
TAX prudce vyhozena, ze j
byla roztrist9na lebka. Chylik
a Scott pax utrpeli nekolik O.
drenin, ktere Jim byly V ne
mocnici ma Huron rd. oSetre-
ny. Zabita byla vdovou po ze-
mrelem bratru p. Scotia. Kara,
kterou byla TAX osudna srazka
zpIsobena, fizena byla moto-
rakem Johnem Murphym,
1861 zap. 80. ul. a kondukte-
rem Robertem Hughesem, 2205
Roanake Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
RADENf "cERNE RUKY"?

Do Z. 1926 vych. 25. ul. do
stavil sc v sobotu veter muz, je-
hoz tvaf kryla cerna SMaboska
n jen3 manzelce Karla Kru-
pace oznamoval vyhrizne, ze
nusi pod most ma vych. 80. ul.
nejdele do piinoci 1000 dolla-
I'll sloziti, jinak re jeff muz se
nedolka pristiho svitani. Kru-
pac dostavif Sc ma policii, kde
hlasil, re dostal jiz diva vyhrIz.
re dopisy ,ale ze Jim nevenoval
zadnou pozornost. Pod mosten
pax cekali ma "cernou ruku" nj
pozadovanych $1,000, ale detel
tivove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
VYLOUPENA URADOvNA

Kdyz vcera ve2er pfisel noe
nj hlidac do uradovny Dia-
mond Portland Cement Co., v
Gis. 1914 Williamson budovv
shledal dive nedobytne poklad-
ny dokoran otevfeny. DIE po-
licejniho Setfeni a oZnamenl
pokladnika spolecnosti byly
pokladny nasilne vypa6eny a
ukradeny ponejvice papiry,
ktere mali cenu jedin9 pro
spoletnost. Pobertove wall jen
$50 a nekolik bondh, ac ma
ze'ni byly pohazeny bankovky
"a nekolik set a cetne bondy
svobody. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
VRAzEDNICE SVEHO NIUE
uZNANA VINNOU.

Pani Nettie RachyhSka, je2
zastfelila sveho vlastniho mu-
ze proto, ze Sc chtel sdcastniti
baseballove hry, byla po del
Sim radeni Sc poroty, V ktere
zasedaly tez tn zeny, uznana
vinnou poslana soudcem
trestnfho soudu A. j. Pearso.
mem ma neurcitou dobu do zen.
ske polepSovny V Marysville.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
SOKOL FRANK NEKVASIL
MLADSf,

jeho3 zdravi V americke arma
de We Francii otravnymi plyny
bylo znacne otfeseno, sc jiz
tax dalece vZpamatoval, re
byl pusten ma prazdniny X je-
no |rodicim. Posledn6 ztravil
16 mesicl We statnim sanatori.
um V Mount Vermont, jizn9 cd
Columbus. Sokol Frank Ne
kvasil Sc domniva, re po pro
hlidce We zdejsi namofni ne
mocnici bude poslan do jiz
Mich statd, kde zmena podne
bi by uicnkovala ma ieho upln
pozdraveni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07

Pan P. Slach, mistopredseda
Broadwayske dradovny Union
Trust Co., ktera, jak Znamo,
byla utvofena splynutim Clti-
zens Savings and Trust Co.,
Prvni Mar. Banky, Union Com
merce Mar. banky, First Trust
and Savings, Broadway a
Woodland bank. Organisace
, tato vladne kapitalem tri set
! millionh dollaru a JEFF pfeby'
tex cini SO milliony. P. SlacH
v ceskych kruzich je chvaln|
znamJ.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07

YS4EgSAEsy59J 59JSEEIISS1gy'SSilISSySgHSNS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
SPOLECNOST POUL. DRAH
ZAcfNA SPORT.

Ably zmensila vydeje, zavadi
spolecnost clevelandskych po-
ulicnich drah zvlastni usporny
system. TAX ma pfiklad ma kh-
re, spojujici stranu vychodni
Sc zApadni, po Clark moste je-
zdf jen fidic motoru, ktert
must soucasne vykonavati slu2
bu kondukters.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-07
KABARET DRUzlNY {. S.
I.ECIONAR0.


nari, Kabaret pofadany V Ce-
ske Sini Sokol na Clark ave.,
hyl 1spesnym pokusem zavesti
" mas spolecensky zivot novy
druh zabavy. Nebyl to sice ka-
baret prvni, kdy V Clevelande
usporadany, ale musime doda-
ii, re byl "a to nejlepsim, jak
die vyberu jednotlivych eisel,
tax j die provedeni. Program
chsahoval nektere novinky kro-
me dobrgch cisel starslch jiz
nekolikrate slysenych. Navste-
81 byla dosti sluSna, ac pocasl
ere, ,lie kazdeho Cd vyjiti 2 do
mu primo zrazovalo.
Sokolska hudba porad zaha-
i pfednesem krasne pfede-
49,, Sedlak basnik, nacez p.
J. kiizek po zpGsobu kabaret-
Mich konferencieri uvital pi1-
tomne rozmarnym proslovem.
ri. 4. j. MareSova 4 p. b. Slxta
2&peli dueto z Prodane nev6sty
Verne milovani a oba "a pekny
pfe,lnes sklidili hlucnou po-
chvalu. Podobne pTijata byla
seriosni pisen p. A. Klimese O.
tee Legionafdv. Dvojzpev PIP.
Sixty a Y. Dlouheho opery
La Forza Destino libil Sc tax, ze
pivc. museli pridati prazskou
pisch Zvonky V Lorete. P6k-
nym Cislem byla i baletni vlaz-
ka sleGny M. Sixtove, jez zatan-
Citi musela taktez pridavek. il
stou veselost do programu prve
no o6dilu vnesl p. Strachota W.
stupem Zkouska ma engazma
provedenim tfi charakterG
Starce, lakomce a strejce O.
chmelky. Krasny byl dvojzpey
pf. r. Vokounove pl. Mareso.
We Drotari pax ma aplaus
Mlada laska 2 Hlodkovy Stud
ne. Pan V. Baumgartl S nemen'
SIM dsp6chem zapel arii Keca
la z Prodane a pfidal veseloI
rarodni pisen Pod dubem.
Oddeleni druhe zahajeno by
10 obrazkem z manzelskeho III
vota "Jak tahla mracna" cd E
Muellera, jehoz provedeni utr
pelo nahlym onemocnenlm pi
* TalaSove, "a kterou V po
sledni chvili musela tlohu pre-
witt pi. A. j. Maresova, ale
TAX vykonala hra pritinenim p
L. kiizka, pi. NJ. Rehofove, S:
NJ. Tausove. S. MatyaSe a j. TIA
laSe svoji povinnost. a mile po
bavila. Primo mas pax roze
small p. A. klimeS svym kajic
nym kadefnikem a PIP. Stracho
ia a Kavan duetem 20 ty re
ny" a poslednejsi pridavken
basne "a so,cinnosti veSkereht
publika.
Vlidne prijata byla i pekn,
pi. Maresovou zapena pohadk,
Kralovna a saSek". TrojZp6
VEN Domaci pan q studenti. "a
zpivanym PIP. Baumgartlem
Sixtou Dlouhym byl skutet
ne pekny zabavny program
zakoncen.
Zpevy nacvicil a take dopro
vazel p. A. Cepek a aktovk
vypravil p. Matyas. Piano "a
pdjtil ochotne Svehlnv hudebr
obchod. 1872 zap. 25. ul.
Sobotni vecirek dokazuje, Z
aase obecenstvo jest pfistupn
! programu, ktery neobsahuj
lascivnich cisel urcenych je
pro spodinu velkomesta q ze s
Covede baviti cisly, iejich pfet
hes 4ada jiste umelecke zdatr
sti. Pfali bychom 81, ably legi,
mari nasi pokracovali i ma tel
ceste, neni pochyby, re by me
dspech pfedem zarucen.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-29
Produce

The first home grown watermelons of the season are now on the mar ket, and according to reports will be arriving freely within a week. Can taloupes from the Imperial valley are very scarce and few are arriving. Prices are still high. The first Bing cherries of the season will arrive to- morrow. This is dark red large cherry. The Black Tartarian cher ries are about off the market now. The market is light on berries of all kinds, due to the rains in California but according to reports yesterday the weather has cleared and they will begin to arrive freely. Apples are rapidly being cleaned up and the de- mand is light. Lemons have taken a sharp advance. Cucumbers, summer squash and green beans are arriving plentifully and the prices are req sonable. Tomatoes are in great de- mand, but the supply is small. A car of bananas arrived yesterday and a car of thin skinned Valencia oranges
 Prices in the local market are as follows:
Arizona republican., 1921-05-29
Market News

sensational. first from Kansas, then from Nebraska, and later from Mis- souri. The Kansas yield, for example. was pictured as having shrunk 35.- 000 900 bushels from what the gov ernment report had pointed to.
 Meanwhile the United States vis- ible supply total dropped to below 100000 bushels and the stock or wheat in Chicago fell to nearly zero. threatening last st-of-the-month squeeze against May shorts. On the other hand, bears had an inning to- ward the end of the week. owing to liberal shipments being headed to Chicago from other leading terminals, and because of timely general rains. Violent breaks in exchange rates on Europe tended also to weaken values
 Unusually active shipping demand for corn to go east gave decided strength to corn and oats, despite big receipts of corn.
 In the provision markets, slackened call for meats, together with down. turns in the value of hogs acted as a counter balance against the effect of higher prices for grain.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-29
HAPPENINGS
 IN ROUSE DISTRICT

ROUSE, May 2S-Mrs. J. ]. Cay- anaugh and children have moved to Prescott for the summer.
 O. A. Pease of Phoenix has return ed from Quartzsite, where he has been on mining business
 Powell Dodd left Saturday night for a short business trip to Phoenix
 Harry Coke, who has been attend ing school in Prescott, is visiting his grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. James Vickers
 The new La Paz gold mine has just received carload of piping. This is the fourth carload of hydraul- ic piping it has brought in.
 Garner R. Ieybos of Swansea left for Phoenix last Friday. c harlie Vickers and Harry Coke are spending few days at the lead camp.
 Miss Clara Lucas of Wickenburg is spending several days visiting her aunt and uncle, MT and Mrs Thomas Dodson.
 MT. and Mrs. Cartwright and fam fly of Swansea were here en route to Phoenix Sunday
 R. T. Reed was here from Quartz site Monday.
 P. E. Beach was here from Swan sea Friday
 Mir. and Mrs. J. V. Allison were here from the Alamo gold camp.
 Mrs. l. P. Maddox and daughter, Madeline have returned from a weeks trip to Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-29
RRAzILIANs TALK poRrueuEsI

l fell to reading the newspapers os a day or two before from Porto Ale gre, the capital of this estado gaucho or cowboy state" the .southernmosf of Brazil and considerably larger than the entire republic of Uruguay
 As l could usually guess the mean ing of the language spoken about me. so 1 read Portuguese as a man skates over thin ice; as long as I kept swift ly going. all was well; but if stopped to examine a word closely, 1 was lost. The instant one steps over the line into Brazil he is surrounded by the Portuguese tongue. so like, yet so different from. the Spanish of the rest of South America.
 It is an unpleasant language to listen to. at least for the man long accustomed to Spanish, compared with which 1t is turgid, muddy, indis- tinct in sound. quite unlike the in cisive, clear cut Spanish. Yet the Brazilians are inordinately proud Of it; so proud that although any Bra gillian of human intelligence can un- derstand Spanish if he wishes to, he frequently refuses to do so, as firms who have sent Spanish speaking statesmen or catalogues in that tongue to Brazil have learned to their cost. Harry A. Franck in the Century Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-29
TERROR IN INDUSTRIAL WAR

PARIS-The Matin has received the following dispatch from it's cor respondent in Barcelona, Spain:
 Tn the last six months 327 em- ployers of Barcelona have been killed. and always according to unvarying schedule. First. they received let ter warning them that if in eight days they did not leave the city they could consider themselves condemned to death in the near future. Those who. defying this advice. remained. surrounded themselves with precau- tions, were surely brought home some day full of bullets.
 For instance, the president of the Employers Association suddenly found his motor car surrounded by twenty ruffians who began to shoot at him. By a miracle he was not killed on the spot. Physicians who were called to visit him received a warning that. under pain of capital punishment. they were forbidden to attend him. An escort of gendar- mes was given to the physicians and accompanied them on each visit.
 Another employer. badly wounded, was taken to a hospital. At the end of six weeks. being convalescent. he telephoned to his wife to come and get him in their motor car. As he passed through the gate of the hos pital an unidentified man killed him with revolver shots.
 This does not mean that no one is arrested. Quite to the contrary, all the known militant labor leaders and socialists are locked up. Every one who has advanced opinions is arrested
 However. as arrests en masse did not stop the attacks on employers. they set out to defend themselves. They found in free unions aid which may have results. The free unions have for their motto: An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth
 Whenever an employer is assassi- mated the same day a worker is mur dered, maybe two of them. The number of workers thus killed has reached 167.
 If this total is less than the num- Der of employers killed, it is simply because the staying of workers began later than the hunting of employers. It may be predicted that the balance will soon be struck
 While it is forbidden to doctors to attend wounded employers it Is also forbidden to lawyers to defend accused workers before the courts One lawyer, Signor Ulleo, who did not fear to assume this task, was shot down in the street. A servant accompanying him was also killed. D St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-29
LODGE LORE
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

The Loyal order of Moose will hold their regular meeting next Wednes- day evening. A short business ses- sion will close not later than g o'clock. after which the entertainment com mittee will take charge of the meet ing and mixed program will be pre- scented. some musical numbers and dancing. There will be no initiation this meeting but we are going to have a class for next meeting, June 15. The fourth of July committee held a very profitable meeting last Wednes- day evening and report that there is going to be some celebration on July at Eastlake park consisting of all the old time games and sports. in- cluding first class ball game be- tween two of the best teams that can be gotten in the valley, and you will have an opportunity to drink all the lemonade that you can drink for five cents. Watch for notices in this paper for entrants in the different contests. The following is some of the news and happenings at Moose heart. The girls of six of the cottages at Mooseheart are doing their own laundry work with the help of a
 woman Electric washers have been installed The work is part of the training in housekeeping. The Moose heart school year is AS weeks, so far none but good effects have been ob- served in the system. Philadelphia l lodge No. 54 has just purchased s50,- 900 of Moosehealt debenture bonds The Rev. G. C. Martin. pastor of the Episcopal church of Lexington, Va at a recent Sunday evening service preached a sermon about the Loyal Oorder of Moose and Mooseheart
 Brother Cochran, editor of the Toledo | Ohio. News Bee. says: 'If every mar 1 in the United Statesawas member oi i the Loyal Order of Moose. every or l phan in the United States would have l a home. To eradicate one of ths l greatest foes of human happiness.
 men must be able to earn living 1 wage"