davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
Now LaIendar? Jak O,

Novy kalendar? Jak ozna-
muil llsty rinske, sejde Sc We
Vecnem meste V dutbnu priStl-
no roku mezinarodni vybor,
sestavajici z astronomu fran
couzskych, belgickych, angli-
ckych a americkych, ably po-
jednal 0 reforme kalendare a
pevne stanovil doba svatku We
likonocnich. Astronom vatikan
ske hvezdarny prof. Pho Ema-
nuelli pravi 0 tomto planu: Ma
byti sestaVen novy, nezmenitel
ny kalendaf, TAX, ably tyz den
tydne kazdeho roku mel tote2
datum. TO by bylo velmi snad.
ne, kdyby po6et dnu roce by
delitelny sedmi. Ably to bylc
mono, jest na zacatku roku
jeden den nechati volny a ne.
zarazovati no do tydne. Tc
byl by novorocnf den, "a nim1
by nasledovaly 364 dny V 81
tydnech. Mimoradny den pre-
stupneho roku prisel by po 80
cervnu a byl by tax jako del
novorocni .zcela mimo tydny
Pro velikonoce jest navrzen;
druha nedele dubnova. Bude-l
navrzena reforma schyalen;
konferenci. musl Sc konati je
ste druha konference cirkev
nich autor1t,. ably Sc upravlly Q
tazky lithIlrgicke.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
DESTNlE.
(Podzimni skizza kulturne
historicka.)
Edgar Tn. Havrapek.

Neeyistoval-li de$tnik ami We
staroyeku, ami We stredoveku,
marne bynhom iej hledali take
" popisech jeste i ze XVI. stol.
Co tam najdeme, jedna jenom
o jeho starSim bratru, zvanem
"umbrellino" cili slunecnik.
Teprve V .jist6 komedii, vydan6
v Anglii V +. 1916 nachazi-
me misto, re ktereho Sc da u
zavirati MA ieho existenci V Ev-
rope, kamz byl prenesen pry 2
Ciny. Az do tie dolby 81 poma-
ii lide timtez zpusobem, iakJm
ii podnes pomahaji ma venkove
selky, prehazujice 81 "a deste
svrchni sukni pres Zada a pres
hlavu, vsivali do vselijakych
svych rozkladacich "pelerin"
kostice a kovove vzpruhy, V
nichz Jest spatrovati embrya
dnesnich destnikovych vyztu-
zovacich dratu.
Prve destnlky, ktere mivaly
1enom vzneSene osobnosti, ma
Jici cetne sluzebnictvo, nelisily
sc co do podoby Oh iakesi men
81, pfenosne reprodukce rovne
stfechy domoVni; byly to veil
Ike, ctyrhrane drev6ne desky,
nebo ma ctyrbokych ramech
napjat6 kusy kuze ci voskova-
n6ho platna, spocivajici svymi
rohy ma dfevenych sloupech, a
nebo tycich. Museli je nesti
Vzdy 4 lide zmokll zaliste sa-
mi dukladn& chranice pat6ho,
Jenz trunil pod timto svym
baldaehynem, pred destem. u
prostred takove kuze ci platna
tvoril Sc "a deSte ovsem brzy
cely rybnik, ktery musel byti
cas- cd casu, naklonenim na
stranu vylevan.
. neco pozdeji - a zde pra
We nastupuje cinost pfizpu-
sobeni - doslo Sc k nahledu
ze rohy toho "baldachynu dc
deste' jsou konec koncG nepo-
trebny a mohou tedy odpod-
nouti, re tedy jest mono mi
sto ctyr tycf po stranach, dat
jenom jedinou do prostred \
cely ten aparat sestroiiti tax
lehky, ably jej mohl unesti je.
den, jediny clovek. Zarovei
dana byla destnikove plo5e, by
voda sama odtekala, podobs
sikmych rovin, kter6 sc svazo
valy Cd stredu Ike krajum. Tin
dostal .destnik konecn6 upln}
dnesnl svoji houbovitou podo
bu, ale medal Sc jeste zavirati
/ tehdy,. kdy jiz ! zayirac
destnik byl .vynalezen, dalo je
no otvirani a zayirani stale ie
ste prozluklou praci, a to take
YOU, &c zavteni otevreni dest
.iku bylo mono obstarati je
nom don1a. Vysel-Ii nekdo
roztazenyn1 destnikem, muse
-,c nesti roztazeny stale az PC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17

Virginii Ursulu, ovdovelou Lu-
rotovou'.
"A mne, panove, pusobi vel
Ike poteSeni, re vam mohu tuto
mladou damu predstaviti co slec
nu Evzenii Lurotovou', pravila
Hermiona.
Madame Lurotova', pokraco
val hrab6, 'dnes jako vcera ma
chazite Sc v pritomnosti nota-
re; ale dnes nejedna Sc 0 zad-
nou svatebnl Smlouvu. Zde vi
dite pana doktora Barre-ho, ne
kdejSiho lekare nemocnice V
Poitiers; tento pan to byl, V
jehoz narucf jste nejdrive spo-
civala, jakmile jste spatfila
svetlo sveta; byl to doktor Bar
re, ktery potom vasi matku
dlouhy cas- V nemocnici lekaf-
sky oSetrovaP.
Is 'Mou matku, mou matku T!
pravila vdova hluboce dojata a
oci zalily Sc il slzami.
'Hnedle Sc dozyite, madame
Lurotova, proc jste byla vycho
vana ma dtraty vefejne dobro-
cinnosti a proc jste nikdy mat
ky sve nepoznala'.
Pane hrabe, zije mole mat
ka dosud?'
'Bohuzel, nezije', odvetil
hrabe.
Vdova sklopila S hlubokym
povzdechem oci k zemi. Vsichni
Sc posadili.
'Dionysie',, pravil hrab6, wy
pravujte nam nynf pribeh vasi
stare druzky, vzdychave Lily,
a vse co Sc dopodrobna v Grand
valu pfihodilo'.
Dionysie pocala vypravo-
vati.
Hned pocatku pripoutaIa
sc ma pozornost vdovinu.
Evzenie naslouchala prvni
IIcasti vypravovani udivene, ale
roztrzit6. Kdyz vsak priSla X
Ivyjevu, kde Sc stara devecka
prozradila Rabiotovi, tn pocala
i jejf pozornost stoupati.
Pan Mangars, George a Hel
miona, kteri dosud cely pribek
lneznali, poslouchali rovnez ma
Ipnute.
Kdyz Dionysie sc zminila {
tennych predtuchach vzdycha
We Lizy, vypravcla 0 nehode
ktera jeji druzku potkala. A
kdyz prisla k onomu okamzeni
kde Klara Guerinova ma luzkl
" nemocnici V Poitiers opet !
sobe prisla, ale pamet' upln'
ztratila, nepamatovala sc ami
re porodiia decko, d1vku, tn S,
vzprimila madame Lurotova.
TO byla tedy ma uboha mat
ka! zvolala vdova.
"Ano," odpoved6l hrabe, :"
boha Klara Guerinova byla v
81 matkou. Ale poslechnete da
lie, madame"
Vdova vzdychla hlubok
a sklesla opet do sve lenosky.
Nyni naslouchala Eugeni
velmi bedlive.
Dionyse pokraeoVala a Wy
pravovala, co jiz predeslyc
!. ! kapitol vine. Povedela, ia
Klara Guerinova od jednoho
rednika 1stavu oklamana by
la pax verila, re mala vi
n ginie Ursula zemreba.
Madame Lurotova i Eugini
plakaly. y
Dionysie vypravovala dial
o objeveni Sc faleSneho zebr;
ka We dvorci, o hledani klar
! jeste te same noci, jak je
mrtvola draheho dne V moe;
J, lu nalezena a vytazena byla
!, jak Sc brzo naslo, re stara d.
vecka stala Sc obeti zlocin
} Po druhe vyskocila madrr
Lurotova skoro bez sebe do '
Sc. ''Ti bidnici," -pravila, 90
: tedy mou matku usmrtili. -
tento Rabiot, ten bidny CHA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOtIzsKEHO.

rinova. Po tri mesice patraliI
jsme S Morillonem pc nebohe,
jiz prlsny otec domu vy-l
hnal. Ale tehdy mohli jsme
mysliti, jako uboha Klara, Eel
dite jeji' nezije. Avsak Moril-
Ion pochyboval. Cestoval dol
Poitiers, kde vynasel, ze ubo-i
hou matku zmylili, fkouce jill
ze dite jeji zemrelo. Jiz pred
Morilolnem byl v Poitiers ne
jaky pam, ktery Sc vydaval zaI
pfitele pana doktora Barre-ho,
a vyptaval Sc pc Virginii Ur-|
suje. Tento clovek, ktery nebyl|
nikdo jiny nez Rabiot, objevil
Sc take obci Vezeray, pone-
vadz myslil, re Virginie Ursu-
la provada Sc v Nevres. Po-
nevada nikdo neved6l, co Sc s.
Virginii Ursulou stale, bylo "a
potrebl jmeno jejiho manzela
| lvyzvedeti. Kdezto Morillon a
| ia marne jsme po Virginii Ur-
Suje patrali, pfalo Rabiotovi
| Ilepe stesti podarilo Sc mu Wy
patrati, re dcera Klary Gueri-
novy v jeho dome Beaubourg
ulici bydli. Cd toho casu, ma
dame, Wy a vase dcera byly jste
vydany podlym planum toho
bidn6ho padoucha.'
"Ale proc, proc, pane hra-
b6?"
40 vam nyni povim, mada-
me. Pan PaVel Joramie, vas
otec, nezapomnel vzdor dlou-
hemu casu, ktery uplynul, ma
divku, kterou We SVEN mladi
tax vroucne miloval. We sve
| zav6ti, ktera ma stole lezi, od-
kazal skoro cele sve jmenf va
| 81 matce. Avsak stoji V zav6ti,
Ipaklize po desitiletem hledani
| Klara Guerinova nalezena ne
bude aneb V roce 1888 naroze-
ne dite vice neziie, pax melo
jeho jmeni pripadnouti jehc
pratelum. Pfatel6 pana Jora-
mica jsou Rabiot, Parizot a
Forel -"
, "Ah, nyni sc mi pocina Wy
| jasnovat!' pravila madame
Lurotova.
"Ano, madame, tito sibenic.
| nici chteli Sc zmocniti dedictv
pane Joramieova. Ten ucel sic
dovali. Ubohou Klaru odpra,
viii re sveta; ale vypatrali, IL
jeji dit6 zije a dali Sc do HE
dani Virginie Ursuly. Nalezl
iyas. Nyni chopil sc. Rabiot smf
leho planu witt 81 vasi dcert
"a manzelku. Kazd6ho dne da
vail yam jedu, ktery. vas zcels
o rozum pripraviti pax Il
smptiti mel. Jednou V drzen
dedictvi, byl by snad Sc sVol
zenou podobne nalozil."
| "Tyto nicemlky, madame
| K nimz i Anastazie Forelova {
: Gertrude Parizotova nalezeji
znate vsechny.'
"Vsechny?" tazala Sc vdova
"Vcera vecer videla jste Z;
: rizota a jeho zenu, ktefi jsol
spoluvinniky zavrazdeni vas
: matky. Zahradnik Laturell'
| byl Forel. Pod jmehem .Fornie
< rova, domnela vdova po vojen
: skem dustojniku, ukryvala s.
: Anastazie Forelova, ktera v;
: mi hanebnou ulohu hrala."
Madame Lurotova vykfikl;
c zdeSenim. byla ySechna pre-
\ kvapena.
e "Nyni, madame" pokraco
: val hrabe, "povim vam, jal
Y isme Sc dozvedeli, ze jste v
! Ville-d' Array a jak jsme S
: dostavili Y cas- ma misto, ably
a chom vas a yasi dcer zachra
: Mill Hrabe vypravoval dto
l. ku ma Luicana co pax nasle
Ell dovalo.
y Euginie pocala opet ztich,
iii plakati.
A "Mdi boze, mdj boze," VIOLA
,, la vdova, lake to hanebnosti
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rne oeM

storv thaf eamh5ne4 aeen heArt
8ngoai with an elahorata sacintv
back rrnnnd i prnrfsaA IA eTha Rest
less Soy ia nte.n~a vrgston ~
Rober " Chambers novel az the
same name which i coming Il the
Gem Thaatr. sunday ana Nonaa,
Marion Da,aes il III. star ana the
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Wash, and have never felt better than
have the last two years can work,
eat, sleep. and feel as strong as can be-
Doctors told me could never have.
children-I was too weak but after
taking Vegetable Compound itstrength-
ened me 50 | gave birth 10 an eight
pound boy. was well all the time, did
all my work up to the last day, and had
a natural birth. Everybody who knew
me was surprised. ana when they ask me
what made rne strong tell them with
great pleasure, | took Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and never
felt better in my life. Use this testi-
uloniai at any time. Mrs. ELfzABETH
SMART. 142 W. Sixth ST.. Lowell, Mass.
This experience Of Mrs. Smart Is surely
3 strong recommendation for Lydia Z.
pinkham's Vegetable Compound II is
.nly one OF great many similar cases.
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CARD or THANKS


We deeply appreciate and wish "a
thank our friends and neighbors for
their many deeds os kindness and
expression Of sympathy. and also for
the beautiful floral offerings In the
last illness aud death 81 our beloved
wife and mother Mr. James France
Nh w X France. George France
and + NJ France.
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rAe POLLARD

The offering of the Isalard Cor
tonight il a Goodwin special produe.
tion and a good one The Concert
giving seven reels Of something az
ferent also TWO reel comedy -Dn
Nth the Dance BESSIE narriscale
has the screen Sunday.
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ohniNtNtt 80. iaip
An utiinaffe Regulating iasterisas
works pr NheHH and ~ lHtlHg Hn
Emergency
Ne u ordained b, thr Hoard ~ tom
missi"nefs ~ the rits, IT oathsis
Oklahoma
SECTION ! y shall lfe aniawfa fnt ans
i"rRon pariuefship ffm ~ corporation
g install, mainiain. eaudaet carry %
Operate or ra enf factory wnrta oi
shops y such 9 nanaef lhat dintufpa 1h.e
peatel quiet, reuaAe ur heaith ag aby png
son reNidine M a oFeups ine auy yrsl
oene"s church., hoHpiti pphile lipfyfR
building used Us benevolent Assn, Asiuu
f4r lodge purposes % eehooi sitHsfet
"'infR ~" hAhHfeh it*' ~ tas9"tyt w1fA#
n ahop ~ the CITY ~ 9uthrle 1klaAHmA
seetiep be conducting running 81
operating q fHftVry, works Or shop ia
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was very irregular.
II | did any house
or washing
| would faint and
have 10 be put to
bed, my husband
thinking every min
ute was my last.
After reading your
textbook for women
! took Lydia K.
Pink ham y vegeta-
Bile Compound and
used the Sanative
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"Budd.eF Iangton. le-yearold son
81 Mrs Mary Langton, county demon.
stratlon agent is very smart youuc.
ster Ia grading his papers follow
ing the recent examinations held ia
the county II was discovered by Mrs.
Farrell. county superintendent. that
he had made the highest grade of any
acy or girl in the county schools.
A London vicar rents the advertls.
Ing space on his private motor car .
fradegmpn
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TIE HIGHLAND

The Offering 81 the highland Tor
tonfshf is Hearts in Exile" with
Clara Klmhall Young playing ssaalne
Feie Good comedy.
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Koetsch Jewelry Co.
ll0 w. okla. Ave. Phone 657.



hafS a0n"fA ~ ~ same = '~f"s
~e"' y N's @'in" sFs"aa "" con
7N'''s''' y "'s N''s'h
aa "@'Fo'A 0'"o
| Aoe9A twenty '"A' N*'taaA q ~
= "'S + ~" '"sA h'N'' 'AA 'Ni'e
= ~. =. ','''"e N''@ ss''h"
sef''~A oe"'s'u' N"sa' s'sS''''nf
"
A, orxv ao,,,
A. aa4 Az. 4A-na. et.y ENTER
satpea H.. atwh. vim h.sfs, ..n
mr. i, ,helr ham. (. haeag ~ H.
ana wra uaprieo nno.rtn anon
tnflma,a fst.ndx ~ H. hopor..s
su.ast po.a ana a,nA r,san uere ..aa
,a ar..ra,. ,ha bome rhn a..ntnr
s,a seept II dnn.,gg
" "
~ aas v,s nalna tfarer are
,.,,tag,.3nt,g ..t,h sFrner ta.4.s,
II h,.nar - n, .sa ~. M.,,yi..e
aspapr. - kapeaa stfy IT, hon.e
s,,ea,a ef Al ANA ur. l.Yman gray
1,,eedav evening Mr ana Mrs ~ n
Hacker am n.Ve thN "Wednesday pn
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THIS WOMAN'S
EXPERIENCE
Brings a Ray of Hope to
Childless Women

Lowell. Mass. - had anemia from
the time | was sixteen years old and
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The French dye Industry has In
creased production over 25 per cent.
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roR sALE-A silver pla,ed gold
bell cornet 1911 West Logan.
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Buy Acala cotton and be q.
the safe side. II pays. -.
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WANTED Young men and lad 81
for easy pleasant wora. No ex
perience necessary. make 81 10 $40 .
day Address T.. O. care Leader.
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TOO Late re CLASSIFY

FOR SALE Fresh COW also some
pure blood Rhode island Red baby
hicks 1916 East Villas.
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An Ordinance Regulating iasfariea.
Works pr shops and ne,arng an
Emergency
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Mrs. J. g. Lesh will entertain the
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Miss FloreEce Cannon has gone 10
Enid to spend SUNDAY with her
parents.
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tSEALb
Attest BLo L. ANpEHHoN.
slty Clerk
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Continued on Eighth PaseD


SO Mems Ovcrcoat or suit, SII.85.
The HUB CLOTHING Corner. B'way. cor. Bar
clay 81. lopp Woodwork Blds). will sell to-day
and Saturday our SIS Mems and Young Mems Fan
Suits and O,elcoas in the seasons newest ssades Of
blues. browns. herringbones and heather mixtures.
single and double breasted. all sizes; sold elsewhere
a. S26 Our Special Prices for to-day and Saturday.
S1AeS and Sl7.S5. Open Saturday night TIL 10.
HUB cl0thisrs. Broadway. cor Barclay sk-Adyt.
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r. RACIN G.
CHI AR T
and
LAT TE
SP OR r
N EWS
or PAGE IL
FORCE A VOTE
ON SOLDIERS BONUS
Senator Reed Introduces Measure
as Part OF Tax Revision
Rill

WASHINGTON. oct. 2S.-The way
VS. paved to- day by Senator Reed Of
Missouri to force a vote on the Sol
dier Bonus Bill, which the Senate re
Gently laid on the table at the request
OF President Harding.
The Senator introduced an amend
ment to the Tax Revision BIZ provid-
ing for taxes on excess profits OF COL
porat!ons and for use Of the revenue
derived as Il special fund 10 pay
bonuses to former service men. This
amendment included the McCumbeI
Bonus Bill, reported BY the Scnats
Finance Committee, providing for five
way benefits to former service men
The excess profits rates proposed in
the Reed Amendment were 20 per
cent. on corporations incomes up
10 20 per cent. Of their invested
capital and 40 per cent. on profits
ABOVE. None Of tac bonus privileges
would become operative, under the
amendment. anti Jan. D., l'-3
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SECRET CODE MESSAGES
CALL OFF GREAT STRIKE;
BOTH SIDES ARE RELIEVED
Local Chairmen Notified in
Interesting but Cryptic
Sentences.
WORKERS ARE SATISFIED
No Further Wage Cuts and No
Change in Rules for a
Long Time.

CLEVELAND. O.. Oct rs (Asso-
ciated Press).-Secret code messages
to General Chairmen py which they
are directed to notify Local Chairmen
that the proposed railroad strike has
been called off were sent out early
to- day from the general offices here
of the Brotherhoods 4 Trainmen,
engineers and flremen.
Art is long: life is Short read
one OF the messages.
Some OF the others read:
Pretty heavy for such light work" "
"Where there are bees there is
honey"
smith Is mighty man"
your accounts have been audited
and found correct"
More enduring than bronze"
The messages were despatched by
the chief clerks OF President w. G.
Lee OF the Brotherhood of Railroad
rTrainmen, Grand Chief Warren :.
Gtone OF the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers and w. S. Carter,
President Of the Brotherhood Of Lo-
comotive Firemen ar1 Enginemen, to
General Chairmen Of their respective
organizations
On receipt OF the messages the
General Chairmcn vii! open sealed
letters sent TO them with the strike
orders. and IL they c0rresond will
relay to the Local Chairmen. who III
turn will notify the membership.
Lee, Stone and Carter are expected
TO return tomorrow morning from
Chicago, where to-day they are said
TO be drafting a circular letter to
the membership giving their reasons
for calling off the strike.
CHICAGO, Oct. % ASSOCIATED
Press) Smiles of relief were written
~ the faces Of members of the United
States Railroad Labor Board when
they met to-day TO clean up the many
details OF the cancelled railroad strike.
Hundreds of congratulatory tele-
grams poured into the boards off1ces.
Railroad brotherhood chiefs said
to-day that their res ;lution adopted
last night calling eff The strike en-
pnasized TWO points as evidence Of
victory for the men. These points
were. first, that action OF the Rail
,doad Labor Board on further wage
Lluts that the railroads may csk will
eceive consideration only after pend
ing questions before tho bonri are
cleared, thereby possibly postponing
the question OF a new wage revision
for nearly q year. The second point
vas that action on rules, whicu the
organizations wish TO maintain. like
wise would take Its place on the reg
uIar calendar of the board, with tI.o
question not likely to become an i'm
mediate issue.
3. A. worthington, President OF the
(Continued on Second Page)
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WILL HAYS INJURED
|TH300THERS|N
CRASH OF TRAINS
Rush Simmons, Chief Postal
Inspector, Also Hurt in
New Jersey Accident.

Scores OF persons, including Post
master General Hays and Chief
Postal Inspector Rush D. simmons,
were injured in train crash at Man
haitian Transfer early to-day
In the fog, the 1S-car Washington
express which left the Pennsylvania
Terminal ar 12.15 ploughed into the
rear OF the stalled Long Branch
local which had left at 1901, throw
ing nearly every one of the passen-
gers in b0iE trains from their seats
or berths.
The fact that both trains were com
prised entirely OF steel cars is the
only thing that prevented one OF the
worst disasters in the history OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Washington Express was GO
ing les than 10 miles an hour" an Of
ficial statement to-day declared. "Ap-
parently the accident was due TO the
signals being obscured by the un-
usually dense fog. II the trains had
not been exclusively steel equipment
the result would have been very ser-
GUS"
Most OF the th."ty-three injured
whose names the railroad has were
IN the rear car OF the Long Branch
local which was waiting at the ap-
proach to the Manhattan Transfer for
another train at the station TO pull
out and leave a clear track. 1t was
this delay combined with the fog that
is blamed for the wreck,
Both trains were drawn by electric
locomotives and the engineer and
helper Of TIC second tain were badly
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HyLAN APPLIES
FORPENS|ONW|TR
OTHER OFFICIALS
Craig, La Guardia, All Borough
Presidents but Bruckner,
Seek Benefit.
SWAMI PAPERS IN, TOO.
Supreme Court Justices With
Few Exceptions Also
Included.

Mayot Hylan. Comptroller Craig,
Aldermanic President La Guardia, all
the Borough Presidents with the ex-
ception OF Henry Bruckner OF the
Bronx, and virtually all the Supreme
Court Justices In the Greater New
York judicial districts have filed APP
plcations as members Of the city
pension system. which haa IA total
membership OF $1,000. All have been
accepted.
The Evening World repeats to-
day, despite District Attorney
Swann's denial, in tho morning news
papers. that he has flied an applica-
ton for membership in ia pension
system and is not u member. An
Evening World reporter has seen Mr..
Swann's application. 1t was made by
him personally. 1t - on file in one
Of the offices OF the Municipal Ruild-
ing.
The District Attorney ~ further
quoted as saying:
81 am not entitled to any pension
from the city. county. State or Ma
tion, and it is absurd to say that !
would apply for one"
Mr. Swami Is not entitled to any
pension at this moment simply be-
cause he has not reached the age OF
I,
within n few months. If he iq not
seeking pension, why Is he paying
an assessment OF 81, $50 a year into the
Pension Fund"
The District Attorney also says
Il suppose somebody became con-
fused about the Boylan plan. whereby,
in order to encourage thrift among
city employees. payments into q fund
are possible
The employee does not get any
money back until the age of retire
mcnt. It does not come out OF the
public treasury"
Tho District Attorney knows that
the Boylan act ia the pension act. II
he doesn't know IT, The Evening
World now informs him that money,
much money, does come out of tho
public treasury 60 support the PEN
sion act which founded the system he
is now paying 81 $50 a year into.
In 1921 the city paid 100000 into
the pension fund in which Mr..
Swami or his estate is prospective
cr a potential beneficiary, In 1922
the Taxpayer will sink 100000 into
this fund, ana gradually the amount
of the city's contribution viii rise 10
$1,000 600 q year. when, IL Is esti-
,r,ntin,.J ,,, C.cnrJ Ip,,a,
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MARSHAL FOCH At CITY HALL
GIVEN FREEDOM Of THE CITY
AFTER LAUNDERING WELCOME
Great Throngs See Mayor Extend
Honor to War Leader After He Is
Met at Battery by Gen. Pershing-
Triumphant March Up Broadway.

For brief hour two this afternoon New York City gave
roaring welcome to Marshal Fo France Supreme Commander
the Armies of the Allies and the United against Germany
Marshal Foch when he stepped United soil at the Battery
welcomed by the hand of Gen. John Pesng the Armies OF
the United States who had raced the Atlantis he time by
two hours 10 meet the great Fenchman
distinguished company OF Americans Fenchlen many OF
them war veterans met Marshal Foh when he arrived Quarantine
halt past II O'Clock the French liner Paris