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seems she literally outdoes herself, and in each of the complicated situa- tions. she scores heavily.
 "Scrambled Wives" is a snappy, zestful, piquant comedy. brimful of laughs and sparkling humor, and will prove the biggest kind of an enter tainment value with all who visit the
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
By AHn1an

and holds the attention throughout . multiple reel feature which radiates a humanness seldom found in motion pictures. Its Los Angeles run at Tal- ly's marked up new attendance rec ords for that house and all over the circuit. King yidor's Jack Knife Man. has scored a distinct triumph. The Hip is extremely fortunate in booking the production at this time, as it is one of the most solidly booked attractions on the entire First
 National program
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
ADJUSTMENTS HOLD YOUR HORSES WITH TOM MOORE Is 1T THE R|A[T0 TODAY

When you were reading Rupert s Hughes story, sCanavan," in the Sat- urday Evening Post. didn't it strike you what wonderful material it con- tAined for sure shot, rapid fire mo- ton picture comedy?
 And while you were running over in your mind the available stars for the role of the white wing who rose from the docile. sinking, street.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23

Strand during the engagement of this feature, which is scheduled for final showings tomorrow.
 "The Penalty" with Lon Chaney in the renowned characterization Of "Rlizzard" comes to the Strand for three days stay beginning Thursday
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23

ness during the last two days. It is a snappy, interesting comedy with plenty of action and rapid-f fire dia- logue which is very capably handled by the clever Greer -Lawler troupe. The speciality numbers, consisting of several new songs by the various principals, are well received. The Beauty Chorus, assisting in all num- bers, helps to make the musical com- edy all that its name implies. The Pioneer Boys Quartette is in the present bill, presenting an entire new selection of songs and jokes. The picture program, with William s. Hart in Between Men," which, by the way. is one of his dress suit" pictures. and a Universal Western with Jack Perrina completes the at traction at the Ramona for today.
 Riverside Park
 Tuesday night is club night. One of the most delightful feature nights at Riverside. Carroll Reed has lined up a program of surprises in the music end of the evening and the best floor in the state is bound to be crowded by the dance enthusiasts this evening. Of course the pool is in the finest possible shape, and will attract those in the know. A swim at Riverside is a real summer insti- tuition, and offers that always enjoy able relief from the heat while at the same time furnishing the cleanest, most sanitary swimming plunge in the west. Another little item about Riverside is that hunger doesn't force you back to Phoenix. Pete's place is running full blast, and meal at the restaurant by the pool gives that perfect finish to a real session of outdoors enjoyment.
 Then Friday night is summer wid- overs night, when the homeless benediets who turn out in force tc | console each other while at the same time enjoying every element of clear sport and fun offered in Riverside sterling lineup of amusements.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23

Japan uses 4,ooo, 900 tons of her ring a year for fertilizer for rice fields.
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CTENYM PR1ZNIVCUM DO
MT. PLEASANT A OKOLI.

Oznamuji timto re jsem o.
tevrel V els. 1872 vych. 131 nj.
grocerni a reznicky obchod a
zarucuji Sc ceskym hospodyn-
kan, re lepsiho zbozi jinde
nenajdou. Nam same cerstv6
zbozi, tu nejlepSi mouky a Ger
stve maso kazdy den. Prijd'te a
ia vas rad obslouzim. Zaroven
odporueuji p. JOS. KrMka els.
1870 Durkee Ave. co vzorne-
ho iednatele. Pan Krizek nam
tento majetek koupil k naSi
pine spokoienosti.
Josef a Rosi Skala
1916 vych. 131. I'll.
1925
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Take nenoc.

Sluzka potkala ma ulici svou
byvalou zamestnavatelku a
pravila k nj: "Milostpani ne
jak zhubenela, schazi jim snad
neco cd te dolby, co jsem cd
Mich odesla?"
PAM: "OvSem, dive koSile a
til rucnfky".
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7SF -
koupite lot jinde bez zvelebe-
nj, ktere Jest tezko k dostani,
jako plyn, elektrika a dlazba,
aniz byste. platili vice "a tyto
Lofty Sc vsim zyelebenim, KITE
re jsou jiz zaplacene.
Lot 30 pri $50 str. "a $3.50.
Lot 40 pri 117112 str. "a $115O.
Lot 50 pri so sta. "a $500.
Lot 40 pfi 200 str. obchodni
misto $4,000. Lot 40 pri $50 str.
vedle Corlett Skoly, obchodni
"a S2800. Name jine Lofty We
vSech castech m6sta, ktere
vam mileradi ukazeme ma po-
zadani. Zavolejte neb dopiSte
do 1radovny j. F. Nejedlik Co.,
l1015 Union Ave. S. Z. Oba
telefony. Z?
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PRODAJI SE kuchynska ka-
nina S vrchem ma uhll "a $25
a jedna "a $40, jedna krasna
na tvrde uhli yytapeci a velka
hodici Sc Ma farmu neb do dill
ny, kulaty still "a s12, parlor
set ia S25, Sideboard SIG, po-
stel, dpln6 nova, pera a ma
trace $40, kuchymsky stul 81,
Sici stroi $4 a jeden Ia SO, pax
zidle a iine veci. Haste Sc V
cis. 3261 +. 40 ul. Broad
way. 1927
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MA PRODEJ mensi mlekar-
sky obchod, aneb Sc vymeni "a
menSi domek a neco hotove s
peti svetnicemi V okoli Fleet
Ave. Cena "a vse i Sc zarize-
MIN pouze $4,000. K doptani v
adm. listu aneb u Ant. Ger
ny, 1882 4. 139 St. 1926
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NENECHTE 81 UJlTI tento

dunn z svetnicich $ koupel-
nou, vyhrevni peel, osvetleni
elektricke i-plynove, btidlicova
strecha, ulice dla2dera, naleza
Sc vedle parku dvou poulic-
mich kar. Cena $500. BlizSl
sdell j. +. Nejedlik, 11Ot5 u
Mon Ave. S. L. Oba telefony.
%
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30-akrova farma, 10 mil cd
Clevelandu, dobre budovy, do
bytek, uroda a naradi $1,000.
101 akru, 16 mil cd Cleve-
landu, prdcelf ma dvou stra-
mach, dlazdena silnice, pekna
staveni, so oyocnych stroma,
$4,000 hotoye, zbytek ma 6 pro
cent. Cena $4,000.
VenlSovsky smiseny obchod,
u trate kary, velka nova budo-
Va taneGnl SIM $11,500.
Haste Sc Il j. Jarese, 5847
Broadway. Tel. Broad 1927 w.
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"a PRICINoU odjezdu q
mesta proda Sc krasny mahago
novy parlor set, pravou kozi
potazeny velvetovy karpet
9x12, gramofon, vSe velmi lev
ne. Haste Sc V cisle 1923
Trowbridge Ave. S. w. 7?
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joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOJJ1SKEHO
Divka vybehla ze salonu.

Dlvka yybehla re Salonu.
"Dionysie', pravil Morillon,
tento mladik jest vas bratr
Frantisek''.
Dionysie vykrikla radostne,
padla svemu bratru kolem
krku, objimala no a dala Sc do
place.
'Zatim, co sc objimajT',
mrucel Morillon, "zotavim Sc
trochu. Ten mladik mne cele-
ho pobouril".
Hrabe, George a Hermiona
stall We dverich, ktere Dionysie
nezavrela.
"Jest to FrantiSek MoreP' !,
pravil Morillon, kteremu mno-
no nechybelo do place; "pri-
chazi navstivit sveho bratra".
"Ubohy Lucian y zahoreko-
val hrabe.
90, ia no poznavam, jako
jsem Luciano pfi prvnim spa
tfenl poznala", prayila Hermi-
ona. Rozcilenim Sc potacejic
oprela Sc rame sveho~ ~chote.
''FrantiSku, netuSil jsi, re
mne zde naleznes hledaje Lu-
ciana?" pravila Dionysie.
Mladik stal zde nekolik o.
kamziku bez pohnuti jako So
cha, S otevrenymi usty a vyya-
lenyma ocima. Nahle uchopil
Dionysii "a ruku a tazal Sc V
kratkych trhavych vetach !:
Ma Lucian cerne, huste, po-
nekud dlouhe a ma kirk spada-
jici vlasy?"
"Ano, FrantiSku".
MA male hnede knirky?"
"Ano".
"ViS, jak byl oblecen, kdyz
zmizel?"
"Ano, mel bile kalhoty a BIZ
lou vestu''.
"A cerny sametovy kabat?"
"Ano, FrantiSku!"
''Chtel jsem pana Morillona
10 jeho adresu prosit''.
"Rekl ii pan Morillon -"
'Nic mi nerekl, Dionysie, a
pakli jsem mu dobfe rozumel,
nechce mi Lucianovu bytu
poved6ti'.
''Dobfe, mily bratre, co Ii
pan Morillon nechtel rlci neb
81 netroufal rici, povim Ii ia.
Use zde jest V nejbolestnejSlm
rozCileni. Poyaz 81, Frantisku,
Lucian skoro pred tydnem zmi-
eel dosud jsme Sc nedozVe-
deli, CO Sc S MIN stale. Bojime
SC, De ubohy Lucian ie mrteV
snad byl zavrazden!"
Oci mladikovy vyjasnily sc
a oblicej jeho zaril. "On jest
to-. zvolal vSecek bez sebe,
ION jest to, mas bratr!" OyinuI
sye rame okolo krku sve sestry
/ 8 jasal: "Obejmi mne, Diony-
sic, obejmi mne, Lucian nent
mrtevp'
Vykfiky prekvapeni nasledc
valy tato slova a vSe hrnulo Sc
ia FrantiSka. Hrabe wal je.
za ruku, tahl jej do salonu Z
nutil jcj, ably ST sedl do lenosky
Ostatni obstoupili mladlka, re.
ka tohoto okamzlku.
"t'rantisku Morele', praVl
hrabc, "praye byli jslpe smr
telne uzkosti; slova, ktera jsmt
uslyseli z vaSich list, budi !
mas move nadeje; yypravujtt
Imam rychle, co vite 0 Lucia
lnu".
"Ano, pane hrabe. - Ach
jsem tax St asten! - NejakS
vnitrni hlas pravil mi, re jes
mym bratrem - Chteli iej 6t
pravit; dostal ranu do hlavy /
vrah chtel icj zardousit. Pone
vadz snad myslil, &c obet .eh'
tiest mrtva, hodil jei do hlubo
| ke studne, ktere ma Stesti ~
lbylo yody. Nyni lezi Lucian II;
Iluzku u meho pana, doktor;
! Mangarse We Ville-d -Avray
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PRODA Sc kraana farma o

PRODA Sc krasna farma
45 akrech, 80 mil cd mesta, 5
krav, 1 jalovice, 2 kone, s pra
sat, 70 slepic, 16 kachen, pek-
ma zahrada dun 0 6ti svetni-
clch, vSechny stroje, s akru
Iesa, 8 akru kukurice, 312 a.
kru brambor, 5 akru pohanky,
5 akru psenice zaseto, lao bu-
Slu ovsa. Zadne rokle. Cena
$4,000. Vezme Sc tez NEST
sky majetek IA Ygmenu. Blizai
sdeli Frank J. Parenica, 359t
E. LOG ul. z Union. 3
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z OSTROVCE u PfSkU.
(Puv. dopis q Cech.)


krajan6 americti byli letos ma
vstevou We stare vlasti a sezna-
Ii zajiste dobre slime stran-
ky naseho zivota. Lee nemuzeI
prirozene ten, jenz kratkyi
cas- prodli ma miste, tax ze-I
vrubne a dokonale seznati a
posouditi sltuaci iako ten, kdo
od malickosti mezi lidem zije|
a zna vsechny jeho strasti a
slasti.
Ostatne od posledni navSt6-
Wy naSieh krajanu Sc pomery
radikalne zmenily - jenom ze,
k horsimu.
Pc bohate tlrode obilni ma
stala dzasna drahota. cena u
Slechtileho obili stoupla o 100
procent, t, j. re 100 K ma 400
K, cena brambor re 40 K ma
140 X jeden metricky cent. Ia
techto okolnosti muzeme oce-
kavati, re brambory budou ba
leny jednotlive do jemneho
papiru a prodavany jako po-
merance. Sami rozvazni hospo
dafi uznavaji, re tyto ceny jsou
vice nez-li premrStene.
Tato vlna drahoty potra-
win prinesla samozfejme VEN
kovu ohromne bohatstvi. Jest
zde zaplava pen6z, Jake neni
pametnika. Rolnici trzi nesly-
chane sunny a venkovske Pc
n6zni ustavy, Reiffeisenky a
zalozny jsou prayem smysly
slova precpany vklady.
Zadna dan . majetku ami
vyrobni vylohy, jakkoli zvySe-
me, nejsou to otrasti timto ro-
stoucim bohatstvim. Sedlak
stal Sc opravdu panem sveta.
Ma venkove vznika ma miste
bVVale Slechtv rodOve nova
Slechta kapitalisticka - agrar
nj.
Ale tento vzrust bohatstvi
jednech ma "a nasledek bidu
a upadek druhych. Zivnostnici
ovsem zVysuji cenu svych W.
Irobku, d6lnici zadaji vySSi
mzdy - jenom my gaziste $
Ipevnym platem isme na tom
Ineihufe. Duseym prace je hru
be znehodnocena a my nemu-
zeme cenu jeji zvySiti
DusIedek toho jest neslycha
ma bida, ktere hledime S tezky
mi starostmi ystric.
PredeSla vlada uEednicka
zievne nadrzovala bohatemu
kapitalismu a vrstyam vyrob-
lnim, konsumenti byli tlaceni
Ike zdi. Nyneisi parlamentni
ylada vytkla 81 "a hlavni zasa-
du We statnim hospodarstvi co
lnejvice SPORT. TO ie sice upln6
spravne, jenom re name odu-
lvodnenou obavu, re Sc bude ia
ko obycein6 Setfiti ma tech ma
lych ii velci zustanou - u
setreni. Ma naket' 'asoVane mi
liony a nalichyarene valecn6
zisky jeSte nikdo nesahl, jak-
koli TO Vsichni financni mini
stri slibovali. Zde bylo by
vdecnc pole pllsobnosti.
Uznayame, &c Jest lepe, je-li
mas n3rod narodem zamoznym,
nez ably byl narodem chudalu,
ale vsechno ma sve meze. TAX
to v demokraticke republice
dale jiti nemlze, ably jedni na
pofad tonuli V blahobytu, dru-
ri beznadejne Stenali pod IT,
hou pomeru. TAX jsme 81 repu-
bliku pfedstavovali. Social
nj protiVy Sc priostfuji boil
Scvismus, ktery by pri uroyna-
Inych pomerech zanikl sam Sc
bou, opet rosie Il ohrozuje kid
my yyvoi pohleru republice.
Ami cizinci, jako zaStupce
Irumunske vlady Botes Kaukas,
nemohou nikterak pochopiti,
|proc ma u mas po skvele mi
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Mlly FrantlSku, praVll pan
Mangars, "prozatim nestarej-
te sc 0 to, CO predstaveny 0 vaSi
sestfe piSe".
"Myslil bych, pane dokto-
&c -"
"Poslechnete mne nechte
toho prozatim; dozvlme Sc vSe
a uvidime co ma tom pravdy.
Pfedevsim muslte yyhledat bra
ira, kterJ Dude lepe sestre
yedet nez predstaveny. Pro-
pouStim vas, Frantisku, na cele
odpoledne; hned po snidani jde
te do Parize".
Gale nemocny, pane dokto-
re?"
bud tie bez starosti" odvetil
lekaf S 1smeyem, ia sam ne
no z1stanu. Dominikanska uli-
ce V pTedmesti Saint-Germam
nen1 daleko od nadrazi, "a
ctvrt hodiny jste tam; tento
pan Morillon da vam zajiste
adresu vaseho bratra a S MIN
muzete nekolik prijemnych no
din straviti. Phi tom tedy I'll
stane, jen TO 81 vyprosim, aby-
ste Sc do .desiti hodin vecer
yratil''.
Is" - Is a.
Byly til hodiny odpoledne.
Hrabe re Soleure, jeho zet' a
dcera, Morillon a Dionysie Sc
deli IL kavy V malem salone We
die jldelny.
=: Bolest a zarmutek bylo Vi
6etI ia. Vsech oblicejich lice
madame Ramelovy a Dionysie
mely stopy sotys uschlych slzi.
Hrabe chtel praVe jeti k po-
iejnimu prefektovi. Kocar je-
ho jej ocekaval ma dvore u vel
kyh schodu.
Sluha, jehoz povinnosti bylo
eznamovat naVSt6vy, objeVil Sc
We dvefich.
"Kdo jest zde?" tazala SC
madame Ramelova.
"Mlady muz, ktery Vyhlizl
jako sluha 2 dobreho domu, d
pTeje 81 mluviti S panem Mo
riflonem".
Starry pan vstal.
"Prinasi psani?" tazala sc
madame Ramelova.
"Nevlm, madame, ale ru-
&c ma nejaky papir'
".Idete. Morillone", praVil
hrabe, a gyslechnete, co
Chce".
Starec opustil salon a octnul
sc predsini pred Frantiskem
Morelem.
"Cim mohu slouzit, prlteli?'
taZal Sc mladlka.
"Mam cest mluvlti S panem
Morillonem?"
"Ano, pfiteli, to jsem ja'.
"Nuze tedy, pane Morillone,
pfichazim vas prosit adresu
meho bratra'.
"Co pravite, adresu vaSeho
bratra 2"
"Ano, pane; jmenuji sc
F'rantiSek Morel'
Morillon sc lekl, ustoupll diva
kroky zpet a chytl Sc obema
rukama "a cello. 20, OF vyra-
zil namahave re sehe. Ale hrzo
sc sebral Il pfistoupil k mlade-
mu muzi. TAX, TAX, pravll
ivy iste tedy FrantiSek Morel
neni-li pravda?"
"Kdybych nebyl LuciantlN
bratr, Frantisek Morel, neby
bych vas vyhledap.
"Kdo VAN rekl, ze znam Lu
ciana Morela ?"
"Psal isem pfedstaVeneml
do Vignottc, Il zde Jest .ieho oC
poved'." !"
MorilIon pohllzel znovu |
podlaze. "Ano, yerln vam, MI
ly priteli, ano, jste bratren
Luciano Morela", koktal zma
tene, "ale vidite, ia nevlm -
nemohu yam okamzite rici -
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kOUPI Sc obuvnicky sicf
stroj. Haste Sc V els. 10T05
GrandvleW Ave. 1926
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Sousedka: Ale Merinko -
kde pax jsi dostala ten krasny
Ersten? Ten zari.
M6rinka: Malhinka mi j2i
koupila.
s,ousedka: Ale - a to ie il
ste rravy diamant.
Merinka Snuuirl vzdyt' "a
nei dala mam,nha 40 centu
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PEKNY, novy, pohodlne Ia
rlzeny, moderne stayeny
dunn 0 8 svetnicich Sc proda
ma menSi splatky. Nese {.
1892 Chapelside Ave. Vem
te Union karu. Otevreno od
s hod. rano do a hod. odpo-
lendne, V nedeli od 3 do 5
Blizsi. sdeli j. J.
Donovan, 208 Becl1nan
Bldg. Tel. Main 1915 -
Central 7254-L. 1928
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PRONAJME Sc:


PRONAJME Sc jeden po-
koj, loznice a satnik pro ma
lou rodinu V els. 1929 E. a..
ul. "a Pershing Ave. Blizsi Sc
sdeli V els. 1910 vych. SO. ul.
z Fleet Ave. 1925
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PRIME Sc divka, ktera Sc
domluvi anglicky nebo n6me-
cky nd domaci praci, Dobry
domov. Haste Sc Y els. 1920
Cedar Ave. Vezmete Fair
mount Blvd. karu. Tel. Cedar
1850 r. 1925
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NAM VELKY vyb6r domu,

obchodu a farenl po cel6m
m6st6, ktere prodam neb Wy
menim. Co mate Wy ma vyme-
nu? Josef Krizek, 1870 Dur
kee Ave. Z vych. 131. ul V Cor
lett. 1881
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"Co tady civis pred hostin-
cem?"
"Hostinsky mne vyhodii".
"A proc?"
"Protoze jsem polibil jeho
zenu".
"a mac jest6 cefaS?"
"Jeslli vyhodi take ji'.
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PRODA Sc:
MATE-LI $500


muzete koupiti tyto diva do
my ma velkem lote, pfedni
dunn ma 8 svet. a koupelnu,
ell. svet. a yyhfivany hor-
kou vodou zadni prinaSi
naiem, cihlova garaz, cena
$500 a S tim Jde mnoho
hezkeho nabytku, postele,
piano, davenport a j. Pfijd'
te Sc podivat, els. 5115
Pershing Ave. u Broadway
st. Alexis nemocnice.
1927
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Vladni rada pta Sc pri in
spekci venice kazd6ho vezne,
ma jak dlouho je odsouzen. Je-
den odpovida 3 roxy, druhy z
roku, treti 8 roku atd. Konec-
ne pta Sc jich sumarn6: DO
zivotne tn neni nikdo?"
Tu mu odpovi jeden vezen :
"Mimo pana reditele a dozor-
cu nikdo".
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Divadlo pohyblivych obraz-
LII, $50 sedadel, 2 stroic, no
We piano, 7-lety kontrakt. Ce-
M $500.
j. Jares, 5847 Broadway.
1926
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1916 vych. 131. I'll.
1925
The Washington times., 1921-09-17
MISS BERTHA e. PERRIE.

Miss Bertha Diversified Perrie,
teacher of water color at the Corcoran
Gallery Of Art. and one OF the most
prominent artists in this country. died
yesterday at Gloucester, Mass, where
she had gone to spend the summer.
Funeral services will be held at St.
Johns Episcopal Church. Lafayette
square, Monday at 2 p. m. Interment
will be in Glenwood Cemetery.
Miss Perrie was born in Washing
ton. She studied in Paris. where she
was an honor pupil in miniature paint
ing.
She was a member Of the Society Of
Washington Artists, the Washington
Water Color Club, the Women's City
Club, and was one of the founders Of
the Washington Arts Club.
Miss Perrie was a member Of one Of
the oldest families In the District, her
great grandfather having settled here
in 1893. She Is survived by her cousin,
Miss Maud Burr Morris.
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grounds. This must have cost at
least $50. 900.
Simmons moved into It from tum-
ble-down. dilapidated bungalow. iso-
lated on a side street near the negro
district. In II Simmons had not en-
joyed even the conveniences Of a tele-
phone.
Then Clarke decided to look after
No. I.
He found q plot that suited Just
across from Simmons. It is a man.
moth piece of acreage, with beautiful
natural rolling lawns and stately
oaks. On this he erected a man.
sion even more imposing than that
Of Simmons across the road.
On each Of the mansions Clarke
caused to be placed a bronze tablet,
at a cost Of $500 each, with inscrip.
tions telling how the mansions were
presented to them, with love and
devotion" by the Klansmen of Amer.
lea. Clarke has a bust Of himself
on his tablet. and Simmons one OF
himself on his. II will be q great
surprise to the Klansmen of America
to learn Of their own generosity.
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JUDGE ATTACKS
kLAN IN SPEECH.
To \. Y.JURORS
Justice Cannon Calls II vuIture
That Feeds on Shat
tered Hopes.

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-Supreme
Court Justice Frank 8. Cannon; jr..
speaking at a meeting Of the Kings
County Jurors Association in the
county court house in Brooklyn last
night, denounced the Ku Klux Klan
as ''vulture that feeds upon the
entrails of slaughtered hopes and
dreams left upon the battlefield"
IAN evidence Of our disturbed
social conditions is the rebirth Of
the vile organization that is spread
ing it's noxious influence over the
land today. A secret society that
panders to passion; that recognizes
no. law but its own; that mocks in
it's initiation the sacred rite of bap-'
the extinction from our country Of ~
religion, because it Is not its re-
'ligion. Of a race because 1t Is not
its race, a color because II is not
its color.
1T ~ we'll that Federal Judge In:
New York has directed the atten-
ton Of the grand jury to the opera.
tions and the purposes of this,
league. You know that 1t flourished,
after the civil war as after the
recent war, but do you know that.
in 1871 II was suppressed in conse-
quence Of an act Of Congress? And
now, fifty years later, 1t raises its
venomous head again in our midst,
and it Kisses and strikes at the vitals
OF our Government
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then he is not the business man I
sized him up to be.
cannot imagine Clarke letting a
good thing like that get away from
him.
The profits must be enormous.
Clarke has told me the klansma n q
robe and helmet, which sells for $3.50,
costs $1.25 to manufacture, and the
horse robe, which retails at IS. a
trifie less than the robe and mask.
While II contains more material than
the robe and mask there Is not as
much labor invoyed in turning It
out. These costs are complete. TAX.
ing in overhead.
Whoever makes the robes, whether
Clarke does II himself or has allowed
IL to slip from him. makes a stag
gering profit.
Subtract from the s1o.1so.Ooo real.
ized from the sale OF the robes the
1880, 900 it costs to manufacture
them. and you have q profit Of
IS, 400, 900.
At the introduction to this article
asked what had become Of the
tremendous income of the order. !
can tell my readers where some OF
the millions have gone.
Buy University.
Clarke and his cronies actually
bought Lanier University, in Atlanta
and presented 1t to William Joseph
Sim,nons, the Imperial Wizard and
Emf feror. as a token of their esteem
Simmons had been a professor of his
tory in the university and. naturally
had a great affection for. the institu
ton. He had severed his connection
with II two years ago. I have no ides
what the university cost them.
The bought a beautiful and expen
sive mansion for Simmons on Peach
tree road. surrounded by expensiv,
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DIR. w. p. JENNEY.

Funeral services for DIR. Walter p.
Jenney, formerly employed as a min.
Ing engineer, for the Geological Sur.
vey, who died yesterday at his home,
1417 Park road northwest, will be
held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at his home. Burial will be In Fort
Lincoln Cemetery, Bladensburg road.
. DIR. Jenney was born in Fairhaven,
Mass, seventy-two years ago. He
was given the degree of doctor of
philosophy at Columbia University.
He was the engineer who discovered
gold in the Black Hills. Surviving
DIR. Jenney Is his wife. Mrs. Mamie
Hopperton Jenney.
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PHOSPHATE ROCK MINES
YIELD OVER 100000

Phosphate rock was mined in 1879
in Florida, TENNESSEE, South Caro-.
lima. Idaho, Kentucky and Utah. the
Census Bureau announced today. the
first two States named being alone
important, their share being approx.
mately IS and 80 per cent, respec-
lively, Of the total value of the
products reported. The total value
Of phosphate rock products in 1919
is given as SO 0,30o,19S. A total of
4,761 persons were engaged in the
industry.
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SOSTMAN K. YOUNG.

Sostman E. Young. for many years
In the dry gods bushes in this city,
died yesterday at his home! 1858 Co
lumbia road northwest. He had been
i'll for the past four months.
Mr.. Young was born in Germany
seventy years ago. He came to this
country at the age Of seven years
with his parents. He was a member
of the Masonic fraternity.
Surviving Mr.. Young are a daugh-
ter, Leona Frank, and one son, Eu.
gene Young. Funeral services will
be- held at the Young home tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock. Interment
will be in Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Cemetery.