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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-30
Boys Ir,uited to
 Write Scout News

Here's The Age-Herald's first page for Boy Scouts: It's offered to every scout in town for his very own, and Is wide open for boys to write of their camp or troop experiences, and to tell of their joys together.
 Hundreds of things are happening each week in the annals of the Boy Scouts of Greater Birmingham-and other scouts want to know about them.
 Take your pencil, write them for us. mail to "The Boy Scout Edifor," and you can rest assured they win receive attention
 Now perhaps there are scouts in the city who are too old now to be- long to the active work. Letters concerning the old days would in- terest many a fellow. Or if you don't feel like writing, come by The Age Herald office, and 1t will be fixed up ship-shape to go in.. If you are a Boy Scout who does good picture taking, bring your camp scenes Tn ana let us look them over. Maybe they can be used nicely on Boy Scout Page.
 How much are you going to help to make the page a success--to make it interesting? Scout masters are invited to write for the page. If they have particu- lar ideals or ideas for work, these things might be valuable to other scout masters and to boys
 Who'll be the first to send in let ter or story?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-30
First Troop Out Gets
 a "ReguIar" Write Up

Wonder which troop will be the next to go out to Camp Andrews dur ing the week end?
 The Scout editor wants the first troop cut to write it's experiences and send in the letter by next Tuesday. anyway. If more than one troop sends in a letter about going. so much the merrier, but the first let ter in gets the most prominent place on Boy Scout page.
 Don't forget See that your troop t~ renresentedi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-30

the splendid Oputation which we en- joy In these countries"
 In Greece the Scouts showed a keen desire to correspond with the Scouts here and Scout Coggins has brought home with him a list of addresses of Greek Scouts, who have secured the consent of medical missionary to act as interpreter for letters sent from American Boy Scouts. Troop 49, under the leadership of Scout master Christenberry, has selected number of names of these Scouts to correspond with. Any other Boy Scout in the city desiring to secure the name of one of his Greek broth CTS to correspond with can have same by coming or writing to Boy Scout headquarters. 204 Baronne stroet. New Orleans k
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-30
WHY A SCOUTMASTER?
 ONE LEADER EXPLAINS

One Scoutmaster was asked why he was giving his services to Boy Scout work
 This is what he had to say-and a mighty pretty thing 1t is:
 T am a Scoutmaster because I want to do my share toward mak- ing the boy better citizen.
 T am a Scoutmaster because want to keep him from making as many mistakes as l can.
 q am Scoutmaster because I know l can stop some boys from pitfalls that some us-and lots of men-have had to know.
 Lastly, I am a Scoutmaster be- cause love boys, and when I as- sociate withN them. I feel a dozen years younger"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-30
Here Is the Boy Scout Oath.
 Haue You Taken H Yet?

When he holds his hand up with three fingers erect toward the big blue sky, a Scout says:
 On my honor I will do my best:
 1. To do my duty tan6iod and my country, and to obey the Scout law.
 2. To help other people at all times. 3. To keep myself physically strong. mentally awake and morally straight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-30

Have you ever read the Boy Scout oath?
 If you haven't, here it is, and 1t will explain to you what is in the heart of Scout, and what it is that makes him different from other boys. No youth can take this oath--which is mighty good for grown folks, too-- without having higher conceptions of citizenship.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-30
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All communications thnt are meant to go on the Boy Scout page must be In by Wednesday noon. Not only are Boy Scouts urged to write, but those who are inter- ested in the work. Scoutmasters can use this ns medium for helping their plans along. Write only on one side of the paper. and give your name nddress and what Troop, if my, you are asSo- cinted with. Address nII cOmmuni- cations to the Boy Scout Editor, care The ARe-HeraId.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-30
ADVENTUROUS LIFE

Nictor HeinI, age 13, has been through some adventure. Ills parents left Finland in 1912, leaving him with an uncle. He was to follow in 1914, but then the war broke out and he had to postpone his trip until few months ago when he started out rom Finland, walking a great part of the distance, slowing to America, and reaching Berkeley Cal, through the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-30
A QUESTION

Ethel Blair Jordan. in Junior Re,
 Cross News. I thought that foreign children Lived far across the sea Until I got a letter From boy in Italy. Dear little foreign friend" 1t said, As plainly as could be: Now I wonder which Is foreign" That other boy. or me?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-30
THINGS HE GOT
 FROM SCOUT WORK

Here's what one boy says the scout movement has done for him:
 Tt has taught me to swim.
 T was too stout, and the exercise made me just the size l ought to have been.
 "The Scout laws taught me to be reyerent of church and to be obedi- ent to my parents.
 Besides those things I have had such wonderful association with boys. I never knew many boys be- fore I joined-just a few in my neighborhood."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-30

boys now, and not only put into practice the ideals of his own scout masters. but carry out some ideals he has formed himself, which might help to make the whole system bet ter. The boy who takes this pose is Eugene Harrell. who was former member of Troop 56 and also of Troop 52.
 "Pd love to be scout master" he said.
 The scout editor had pictures of more boys, but space didn't permit them to be used, and so they will go in next weeks Friday page.
 Remember the day-Scout Day on Friday-Aee-He Scout Page oH Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-30

help of the Travellers Aid society. He received a warm welcome espe- cially from his younger sister, Syl- via.--Exchange.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-30

BY A SCOUT OF TROOP 52.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
MAYOR FITZERALD 81 PRI-
VEIL ZENUSKU.

Neskrocena zW6davost osob
Mich pratel naseho mayora
Fitzgeralda, ably spatrili d&-
mu, ktere Sc podafilo, stare
mladenecke srdce hlavy nasi
obce talk rozehfati, re aniz by
co kde vypravoval dine IA.
ledna 1920 V New Yorku Sc
ozenil, byla konetn6 uspoko-
jena.
Ze byl parek za vcerejSiho
prijezdu predm6tem vSeobec.
ne pozornosti, 0 tom nam neni
treba Sc ami Siriti. DneSni listy
jdou tax daleIko, re popisuji j
botky a paraple pani mayoro-
We, ba proti zvyku, to. co mel
ma sobe p. mayor. Opozdeni
novomanzele ubytovali Sc v
hotelu Cleveland.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
POROTA V PROCESU S
CALLEM DOPLNENA BUDE
TEPRVE DNES.

Vyber poroty, ktera ma roz-
hodnouti o Salvatore Callovi,
jenz Sc primal k zavrazdeni
Kabera, bude dnes ma trestnim
soud6 soudce Dana b. Culla
doplnena. Jest jisto, lie Ease
dati budou zeny neb proza-
timn6 sestaVenem soudu lidu
zaseda mezi IL porotci jiz ny
nj 6 zen. Prvnim sv6dkem pro
obzalobu bude, jak pravi O.
kresni zalobce Stanton, otec
zavrazd6heho nakladatele Mo
seS Kaber, ienz svedtil tez
proti ma doziyoti odsouzene
Kaberove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
JAk ODPOMOCI NEDO-
STATkU PRACE.

Silnicni vybor Clevelandske
no Automobiloyeho klubu ma
vrhpje dukladnou opravu sill
me, ktera by zabezpecila W.
delek asi 5000 muzum. V CO.
lumbus podniknuty budou kro
KY, ably ma opravy uzito bylO
$250,O00. ktere byly zaopatre
NY vydanymi bondy a do dnes
le2l neplodne V pokladn6 Guy
ahoga okresu a steiny obnos
ma k disposici stat. Byvaly o.
kresnf zemem1i:it Stinchcomb
: raluJe vlnu ma nedostateCne
offertni zffzeni jinou prekaz
kol jest pry neochota nasich
Ink dalsf boudy kupovah, A.
by podnik byl dostatecne fl
naacovan, jelikoz udan6 obno-
~ nikferak nepostafujf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
4AMERIcTf ORtANf MENU
SEJf NIT TAX Nv. SAILING
PERMIT.

(F.LI.S.) Ceskoslovenska
Sekce Foreign Language In
formation Service po obdrzeni
n6kolika dotazd ohledne nut
nosti TAX zvanych Sailing Per
mitd, povoleni k odjezdu re
Spojenych Statu, obratila Sc
primo ma Department Of State
a odtud dosla zprava, re obta-
ne Spoj. Statd odjizdeiici 2 A
meriky, nemuseji NIT Sailing
Permit, anebo talk zvany Clea-
rance Certificate, dotvrzujlci,
re 81 zalezitost dane z prijma
vyfidili. Za to neobcane tfmto
povolenfm Sc museji vykazat
pred svym vstupem ma LODI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
OTEVRENi MOVE. POL. STA
NICE MA VYCH. 131.
ULICI.

V els. 3608 ma vych. 131. ul.
byla vGera veter otevrena no
va policeini stanice Is. pre-
cinktu, iez ma pdsobiti iizne
cd Euclid Heights a vychodne
qa 1l6. ul. Zahajeni cinnosti 0
sRveno bylo prednesy hudeb-
akpolicejni kapely, feGmi tam
piho radniho McNaughtona, Ia
femnika pozarnfho a pol. de
p8rtmentu Marcolina a policej
piho natemika +. Smitha. Sta
nice rizena bude kapitanem
Dayidem Lawrencem a: poruti-
Ky Edw. Barnesem a Julien
Wederem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
DNES JEST PRVNI POD
ZIMNi DEN.

Leto sc s nami rozloutilo a
pocatkem dneSni stredy nastu-
puje ia stejne d6lky dne noci
vladu svoji jesen, neb jak Sc
rika zde indianske leto. Minu-
lie obdobi vykonalo svoji po-
vinnost jak nalezi, jelikoz jsme
Sc vyhfali a napotili snad vice
nez-li bylo treba. Neni ale nj
kterak iisto, re Sc dostavi o.
chlazenf, Name pry jak vypra-
vuje povetrnostni "sejcek" ma
deli i ma n6kolik dalSich par
nych dnu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21

vECERNf SKoLY.

Elementarnf veGerni Skoly
zapocnou podzimni vyucovani
v pondeli, 26. zari. Tridy bu-
dou otevreny V nasledovnich
skolnich budovach.
Vych. strana Central High,
East Technical High, Glenville
High, Long Wood High, Muir
ray Hill, Sowinski, Waring,
Collinwood Junior High, East
Madison, Kennard Junior High
Mt. Pleasant, Rice, Standard,
Sagle, Giddings, Lincoln, Me-
mortal, South Case, st. Clair.
Zap. strana: Clark, Tre-
mont, West High Of CONNER
ce, East Denison, Watterson,
West Technical High, Gilbert,
w Waverly.
Jizni strana: Fullerton, Har
ward, Huck, Union, Warner.
Vyucovani v t6chto Skolach
dit Sc bude cd T. do 9. hod.
veGer. MnoZi 2 naseho lidu
shledali, re tyto skoly jsou
velkou pomoci vSem, nejen do
ma, ale i V praci. Doufame, ze
naSi start pfatel6 neustanou Y
dochaZeni, ale re povZbudi
pfatele a sousedy, ably ucinili
podobne. Skoly nase jsou pri-
stupny vSemu clevelandsk emu
lidu bez rozdilu a bude mas
.en teSiti, jest-li re teto W.
hody pouzije nejvetsi pocet O.
byyatelstva. Pamatujte, re We
deni znamena vice pen6z a
elm vice budete v6deti, tim
vice budete moci vydelati
Prijd'te!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
CESkOSLOVENSkY KONSU.
LAT v CLEVELANDU

S03 W. Superior ave, hleda
nasledujici osoby:
Frank M. j. Pukys. posled-
ne v Clevelandu, Ohio.
Adam WalczyskO, posledne
100 L. Bonnie ST., Ironwood,
Mich.
Frank Burian (Novak) po-
sledne Cleyelandu, O.
Augustin Gustav Niece
ra Q Karel Mecera. posIedn6 V
Clevelandu, @.
Edward Rusek, posledne
Box 224. Roswell, O.
Frantasnk 'Buival, posledne
= Clevelandu, o.
Frantisek a Alois Prochaz-
ka. posledne V Clevelandu, O.
Josef Dula. posledne 449
Monroe St.. Bellevue, o.
Agnesa Strampli, posledne
1899 w. 50th ST., Cleveland,
Ohio.
Michal Polivcak. posledne v
Marble Head, O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
NASLEDkY DOMNELEHO
UDAVACSTVl.

Ma zdeisi policejni hlavni
stanici byla dopravena farmaT
ka Flynnova 2 Geauga Sc Sesti
letym synkem, jez vypravova-
la, re byla prepadena We sto-
dole ttyfmi muzi a ztryznena
proto, re pry sousedniho far
mare Charlese Mosera udala,
re vy1'aai donna koralku. Tyz
byl nedeli nolicii "a vedeni
detektivniho kapitana Timote
je Costello prepaden take ob
zalovan 2 pokoutni vyroby
whisky, ktera II neho byla ta-
Ike naleZena. Prepadeni udalo
Sc hned den po ucinen6m uda-
nj. Muzi hrozili il zabitim, ma
cez Flynnova, ieiiz muz neni
prave donna Sc utekla dovnitr
o2broiila Sc manzelovym re-
volverem a tax 81 vynutila vol
nou cest1 k bytu marSala La
veryho, bydlicih6 as jednu mi
Ii cd leilho domova. Tyz do
veil il ma SVEN autotrncku ma
zpet, ale po nasilnicich neby-
10 iiz ami stopy. zelna vSak ne
cht6la IA mic ma svet6 zastati
pres noe, take sc marSal roZ-
hodl, doprayiti il truckem do
Clevelandu. Ia Randall, kde
kupoval gasolin, ieho stloi chy
til 1pln6 shorel, take byi
nucen tekati Sc zenou ma
lynn hochem u cesty, az Sc jich
ujali diva kolemjedouci mladi-
CT, ktefl je po strastiplne ceste
dopravili ma hlavnf zdejsi sta
nici. Flynnova jeji hoch u
m;st6ni byli vGera V iednom ze
zdejSich hotel1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
PREKAzENY PLAN HRO-
MADNEHO UTEkU VEZNO
z HLAVNf POL. STANCE.

Pri prohlfdce vezenskych
kobek hlavni policeini sta
nici. konane vcera odpoledne
objevil inspektor Graul, kapi-
tan kadel a detektivoye Hug
hes Schroeder, re byly dive
zeleZne tyte jedne cely propi-
loVany ma obou koncich re
stopy zamaZany jsou mydlem.
Nastal arci pochopitelny po-
plach a Ve2nove z podezreleho
okoli lined pfestehovani do
.iinych oddeleni. Phi nasleduii-
ci Zevrubn6jsi prohlidce male
zeny byly tri velke PLY, kus
provaZu spolu Sc starym smac
knutym plechovym koflikem II
stropu V kobce, kde byly mfize
pfepilovany. V aterbinach zdi
pax bylo pozdeii nalezen0 je-
ste dalsich osm pilek. Prohlid-
ka tl"vala az do noci. kdy je-
den 2 detektivu Sc pri patranf
pojednou dotekl poplaMeho
signalu; ze. vSech stran Sc po-
cinali sbihati strazcove pez-
pecnosti Sc Zbrani V ruce, jen
ably poZnali, re byli faleSnym
ala1mem svyvedeni vlastne a.
prilem.
Pol. natelnik Smith jest pre-
sweden, re nekOlik veznu me-
10 planu prav6 tuto dobu
uprchnouti a proto byla celia
budova hlavni policeini stani-
ce i 5 nejblizsim okolim obklo
pena strazemi, jez nell poho-
tove strojni pusku.
Veznove ma podezrelem po-
schodf byli vvslychani do
zorci, jejichz oddelenl byly
znamky pokusu o 1tek naleze-
ny, nahra5eni strazci jinymi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
INTERVIEW DOPISOVATELE
PLAIN DEALERU S PRESI-
DENTEM MASARYKEM.
VIdce starych viasti jest pre-
sweden, re sc demokraticka
viada v stredni Europe
udrzi,

Zyla5tni novinaTsky kor-
respondent Plain Dealeru w.
G. Hcwells, jenz z osobniho
nazoru popisoval pom6ry rn-
znych move Zrizenych statech
stfedni Evropy Balkanu, po-
kracuje dnes republikou Ce-
skoslovenskou dopisem 2 Pra-
by, ktery zacina slovy: "Spo-
kojen." Jest to slovo, ktere k
nemu odpoved6l president Ma
saryk pfi dotazu, jak pohli2i
do budoucnosti mladeho sta
tu, jemuz byl postaven cello,
Clanek jest velice' informativ-
nj pro cizinu pro naSi vlast
psan velice lichotiye s dGraz-
n6n:m, re V sta1,ych vlasstich
sobt lid hledi predevSim pra-
ce.
Masaryk chova 'duv6ru, ze
Sc demokraticke vlady V sired
nj Europe udrzi a ze Sc tax sta
ne i V dosti pochybnych statech
iako Rakousko Mad arsko,
vzdor dneSni slime propagan-
de monarchistu, ktera sc vSak
dele nadarmo a Zbytecne od-
daluje jen restauraci V posleZe
jmenovanych zemich. V Cesko
slovensku samem pax monar-
chistG isou 6plne neSkodnymi,
take republika muze Sc kid
ne dale vyvijeti.
Dopisovatel zminuje Sc O
MasarykOvi jako Znalci Ruska
/ jeho nejnov6js;m vedec-
KEN die, kter6 pod nazvem
Rusko a Europa vzbudilo j.
Stou pozOmost po celem vide
lanem sv6te. Ma pf'imy dotaz
Howellse o vlastnim nazoru ma
dneSni kritickou situaci Ruska,
odpov6d6l president, re pine
schvaluie postup Hoovera, kite
ry hledi pomoci vsemu lidu a
nikoli jen jednotlivym tfidam.
Ma dalsi dotaz o budoucnosti
Ruska odvetil Masaryk:
Jest tezko byti prorokem,
prave nyni, kdy celia Rus jest
V zoufal6m postaveni. Pridini-
me Sc. abychom pomohli,' ne
vSak boiEeyismu, ale rlsskemu
lidu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
VRACf SE DO vLASTI.


We ttvrtek, p. t. m. vyplu-
je q New Yorku lodi Beren-
garia (Ex Imperator) r. Jan
Snaotek 2 Sych. 1876. ul. V A
merice stravil osm let a nyni
Sc yraci do syeho rodiste ma
Moravu do Bohuslavic mad Via
rou. Pfeplav vyfizen new
burghskou odbockou The Gle
veland Trust Co.. p. F. Holu-
bem. Prejeme nasemu kraianu
stastnou cestu a mnoho zda-
ri We vlasti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21

Policie Sc domniva, re osvobo-
zovaci prace isou planem il
steho gangu, n6hoz bylo sest
mladiku zatceno v nedeli V
noci ma vych. strane kite
rym pilky nastroje byly pro-
pasovAny cleny dosud meskaji-
cimi ma svobod1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
HUNT MA VYPOVfDATI JA.
KO SVEDEk We PROSPECT
OBHAJORY BENICNA.
SPoluvinnik komer pritszuje
obSalovanemu.

Znamy "vyletnik" 2 okresni
venice Bobby Hunt, jenz bu-
de souzen pro zavrazd6ni po-
licejniho strazn1ka krajana
Elmera Sprosteho, bude ma
soudu Dominika Benigna Wy
povidati pred soudcem II. G..
Powellem We prospech obha-
joby. Hunt ma vyyratiti vcerej
81 svedectvi Komera, alias To-
ledo Kidd, jenz tvrdil, ze Be-
nigno byl VGdcem cele handy,
jez ma ma syedomi dyojnasob-
n0u vrazdu spachanou ma Sly
owl a Fannerovi. Komer vypra-
voval tax ddkladn6, re mu-
sci byti soudcem Powellem ne
kolikrate napomenut, ably We
vypovedich neodbocoVal a cd
poyidal jen ma kladene mu O.
tazky. Ia krizoveho yyslechu
Komera u6in6n byl dulezity a
zajImavy objev, re totiz dnes
nj obhajce Benigndv, pravnik
Mulligan roce 1913 Stihal A
take usv9dcil Komera, jako
tehdejsi asistent okresniho IA
lobce, loupeze. Jiny svedek.
ienz bude obhajobou povolan,
patri take, k "honest spoiled
nosti', jest 10 Frank M.arko,
nyni chovanec mansfieldske
rQbotarny
Jako svedek vypravoval Ko-
mer, re jisty John Leonardo,
jeden re clenu handy, ktery
e dosud test syobode, ma ne
no sameho trikrate yystrelil,
kdyz sam nechtel ma pfepade-
re muze paliti.
Hunt pax ma dokazati, re
Benigno karu s prchaiicfmi
srahy nefidil. aniz ze lupitum
dOdal zbran6.
Komer popiral, re by cele
prepadeni bylo ieho vlastnim
pfanem a. re chtel pro ieho Wy
lJonani ziskati Hunta nebo
Afarka. PripouStel, re mival u
sebe revolver. ale nikdy jei|
rry neuZil. Ponejprv setkai
fe $ Benignem a Motto-em asi
= 4 nebo 80 hodin pred spacha-
uym zlo6inem a Motto mu pry
Fypravoval, ze by potfeboval
$500, ably Sc mohl yySekati
II apelaGniho soudu 2 roZsud-
lu pro kradez automobilu. Po
tom jej pfedstavil Benignovi,
kterym smluven byl cely
plan dvojnasobne loupezne
.razdy. Benigno mel zaopatriti|
spolu1einkujici'' a nutneI
branf a automobily.
,Obhajce Muiflgan Sc syed-I
a tazal, zda mn "a tuto W.
poyed' bylo neco slibeno. coz
komer poprel, ale otekava
Dry, ze "a toto priZnani ma
aeho bude pri jeho ylastnim|
pPocesu wat zfetel. kdyz ia
zan byl obhaicem, ida BY
nohl popsati postavu Mottoa
akazal ma Benigna Il prohodil.
ze byli as stejn6 velci, ale
MOTTO Sc mu zdal bJti telna-
tejsi.
Die hlayniho asistenta o.
kreanihO zalobce Cassidyho do
spfje vyslech svedku pro zaIo-
bu dnes k ZakOncenl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-21
VEREJNE SLYSENl o STAV
BE NADRAZl.

Vysledky vterejsfho vysle-
chu 0 nazorech, kde bylo lepe
postayiti nadrazi, zda ma Squa
ru neb jezera isou vyhrane-
ny dvema smery. Henry d.
Jouett, nadrazni inzenyr dra-
hy New York Central prohla-
soval, ze by stavba ma name
sti dnesni dolby byla jiste 0 vi
ce jak 20 procent levn6j8i, je-
likoz dobe uplynule cd vypra
covani planG do dneska znac-
me pOklesly povSechne staveb-
nj vydeje, puvodn6 rozpoct6ny
ina $60,000,000. Petrem Wit
ITEM zastupovany' plan stavby
ma jezernim pobfezi byl poti-
iran tvrZenim, ze provedeni te
TO stavby jest fysickou nemoz-
nosti. 4 jine strany pax bylo
praveno, ze by dnesni moz-
most, ziskati jiz snadnejsim
zpusobem Sc stavbou spojeny
financni naklad, melo uskutet
n6nf planu urychliti. OySem,
re kazdy nayrh narazil neb
die dneSnich znamek Zda Sc
byti situace pro stavbu ma Squa
narazi pozdeji ma oposici, ale
ru pfiznivejsi nez-li pro stars:
plan stayhy Il jeZera. Finant-
nj naklad ma projekt posled-
n6jSi zn6l puvodn6 die prohla-
semi Vita MA SIT, 100000, to
bylo arci jest6 pred valkou
Ize od DOLBY one nastale Zdrazo-
vani prace / materialu by pro-
Iiekt dnes Vy1adoVal asi $780,
900, 900. Nadrazi MA namesti
by die ieho SLOW Sc nikterak
neOSvedGilo V praksi, nehled4
ami k tomu, re by polozeni to-
10 bylo nemoderni. Inzenyr
Jouett nahled Wittlv ySak ne
sdilel a dokladal vSe zkuSe-
nostmi ziskanymi vystavbou
velkeho nadrazi Grand Cen
tral V New Yorku, kter6 sc "a
podminek horsich, nez-li jsou
v Clevelande, dobre osvedGilo.
Nestalo Sc doSud ami jedin6
nestesti, ba neni pozorovati a
nj n6jakeho nepohodli pri wy
konavani nadrazni sluzby "a
iiste We vetSim meritku nez-li
tomu bude V Cleveland6.
President drahy New York
oentral, A. H. Smith pax do
;azoyal, re finapcovani stay-
by jest qskutecnitelno a ze by
4tavba mohla byti provedena
Y p6ti letech. jak vymineno je
j mestskou ordmapci, kterou
byla pnyodn6 stayba ma ma
mesti schvalena. Cim dele bu-
de proyedeni planu oddalova-
no, tim nakladneisi bude pro-
Vedeni celeho podniku Stavba
u pobtezi hyla u2navana ji3 "a
mayora Bakera. 4. 1912 IA ne
ghodnou.
Witt odpoyidal. re kdyz
elevelandsky lid odhlasoval,
ably stavba byla povolena, uti
nil TAX v pfedpokladu, re v
nov6m Union nadrazi vyust o.
vati budou ylastne vsechny
drahy, ale dnes tomu tax neni,
neb nekter6 spoleenosti Sc zpe
Guii witt na sebe castecny na
klad ma novou stavbu.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-11-04
AS TO FACTS AND FIGURES
Nature Seems to Have Laid Down
Some Rules to Which She Rath-
er RigidIy Adheres.

Why do tall persons have narrow
noses?' There are many exceptions.
but this is the rule.
The type of the nose that we call
"aquiline" is much more common in
tall people than in those Of ST ort
stature. On the other hand, short
people are much more apt to have
fiat or snub noses.
Tall men are usually long-headed.
while most short men have round or
broad heads.
Tall persons usually have small
mouths. It is the short people who
mostly have big mouths.
Short people in a great majority Of
instances have short or round faces
Long faces go more often with supe-
rior height.
This is not at all surprising. Tai
people have a tendency to longness
throughout their anatomical structure.
Usually their noses are long. Their
arms and legs are long. The height
of most very tall persons is mainly
in their legs. Short people, on the
other hand, are apt to be short in all
parts of their physique.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-11-04
WOMAN CRITICIZES HER SEX
Australian Writer Seems to Hold the
Opinion That Women as Whole
Are Unreasonable.

women" says the average man In
his moments of irritation, fare I'M
reasonable. They drive a fellow
mad"
And the same man is instantly
swept by such a hurricane of abuse
as to make him sorry. once more that
he has spoken.
There is no charge wElich the mod
ern woman resents more than that of
unreasonableness. She prides herself
on her cool head and capable judg-
ment. She expresses contempt of
her sister of other times-an UNI
balanced creature, with no smind of
her own about anything, nor desire to
develop one. Yet, despite her pro-
fessed common sense, one wonders
now and then whether the modern
woman is actually as reasonable as
she imagines.
We stand up for our rights nova
days. We claim complete equality
with man; freedom to enter all his
empires, and even to govern them if
we feel disposed. Yet we aren't con-
tent with what we get.
He makes way for us; he gives us
our chance to rival him in all that he
does; he mostly manages to curb his
tongue when it would cry out follies
too bitterly. All this we consider our
due and give no thanks for it.