davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21

tato ficka jmenuje Sc Rasnlce.
Pekne, sverazne jmeno. Vodnl
tok, jehoz koryto jest zarostle
rasami, tot Rasnice. Nemci
ma pretlumoceni tohoto jmena
stacili jen pridavnym jmenem
"travnata" (grasige). A novo-
dobi Cechove, propadajici blu
|du, re tento kraj dostal prva
jmena Cd Nemcu, nepatrali pol
jmene puvodnim a prelozili do
cestiny nemecky pfeklad z ce-
Stiny. Jest tudiz Lenora mi
stem pri usti Rasnice do Vita
Wy a stare pojmenovani tohoto
|mfsta. Ustf, jevi Sc, byti stej
Inc vystiznym, jako je Jim usti
mad Labem, Usti mad Orlici a.
It. d. Co plyne tohoto pozna
mi? Zavrhnouti a odhoditi Le-
noru a povysiti "a jmeno teto
obce prastary nazev mista, ma
nemz stoji, obnoviti stare do
bre Usti mad Vltavou, Nasi
mistni lide Lenore a na Vim
persku mali ukol: prestatl uzl-
vati nazvu Lenora, uplatnova-
ii vspde. Usti mad Vltavou q
stejhe tax Aiednavati volnou
'cestu ostatnim ceskym .ime-
MIN mistnim v jiznim cipu
Vimpcrska. Nesmi pro mas
nadale existovati Hueblern, ny
brz starodayny nazev Houzna,
Ceske Trouby dluzno vytlaciti
Ceskymi Koryty, Knnzvart,
tot puyodni Brloh, Shillerberg
Radvanoyice, Guthausen-Kon-
Ity, Tusset-Stozec, atd.
/ Pohrbivani ohnem. potkalo
sc Praze, die kat. 'Prazske-
no Vecernika" .nezdarem. Ia
til prve tydny bylo Praze pro
vedeno ien sc kremaci, coz je
pocet maly, jelikoz Praze i
pfedmestimi umlra denne
prumersm 40 lidi. Podle zml-
nenaho listu nepomohl k pod
niceni zajmu 0 .spalovani meZi
Prazaky ani faraTr od sv. Ste
pana. ktery doprovazel neboz-
!. tika na posledni cestG do kre-
matoria a tax Sc ocitl ma keri-
: kalnim indexu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
FEUILLETON.

mole. jestli ,tq, hrich, neni to
hfich muj =.
TO byl jiste vykrik zmucene,
tryznene duse, to muscle byti
napsano perem namocenym V
tresti pelynku a zemezluci.
Nicmene vsak tehdy jeste
Capek pero nadobro neZaho-
dill, jenom tax pohodi|, zdvihl
je brzy a ia nejaky cas- shle-
davames sc S MIN v New Yorku.
AckoIi pfestal vyhledavati IL
vobyti novinarskym perem v r..
1878, kdy Sc ozenil a venoval
Sc sve zalib6 = vynalezum V
oboru elektriny, pfece jenom i
pozdeji setkavame Sc Sc Jme-
mem Jana Vratislava ,Capka v
nekterych pozdejsich ceskoa-
merickych publikacich.
Kdyz jsem psal omen svrchu
citovany vykrik Capkovy try
znene duse, mimodek polozll
isem 81 otazku, zdali5 tez nitro
me ovladano bylo podobnyml
pocity, kdyz jsem dvakrate no
vinarske pero odkladal a pocl-
tai. co vsechno mohlo byti Ia
ty penlze, ktere ten neb omen
-novinarsky podnik pohltil. A
odpovedel jsem pc pravde: nj
koli, nebyl jsem ovladan poci-
ty tax trpkymi. Take jsem nj.
kdy zadneho pfedsevzeti neci-
nil, re Sc k tomu peru novinar.
skemu nevratim, a kdyz jsen
sc vratil, nemel jsem co odyo
lavati a bylo to jake navrat kl
stare lasce, ktere pTece jes
zaznamenano, ze nareZavi.
! Capkovi Sc podarilo odlozit
/ pero jake prostredek k vyzi
skavani zivobyti, pohrichu vsal
vynalezy malo lepe sc mu v,
placely, nezll noviny. Patentu
"caveatu' "affidavitu" spol
sta, milliony vsak, bohatstvi
toho nebylo. aspon ne pro ne
ho. Kdyz Jan Vratislav Cape
dokoncil sVoji drahu zivotni
nezemrel Jako bohac, ackol
nektere 3 jeho patentu svedcl
podivuhodne, bystrosti a proz1
ravosti. Tfeba JIM lide toh
:, bohatli, iak Sc caste stav;
kdyz .vynalezci nelnaii vedl
sveho ducha vynalezaveho te
ducha obchodniho. kazdy nel
Edisonem.
MaIa ta broSurka O Jan
Vratislavu Gapkovi pusobila 4
mne zvlastnim doimem. O MI
zich menstho yyznamu vyd;
vail Sc y Cechach objemne kl
hy kdyz Sc doziii padesatk,
. oslavuie seeto jake yelika nd;
J. lost, iako meznik v kulturnic
J. dejinach 4 kdyz sc. nejaky III
/ mejsi literat dozije sedmdesa
y ky, udela Sc z toho cely sla
: nostnl Juhllejni rok.
N Y cesko Americe pusobilo
j terarnee dosti nadanych. IN
menitych Tidi, plati vsak nit
- ysech. co napsal pred lety l..
& Palda 0 Capkovf:' "Jc az k pl
J. ci,. re ieho plsemne prace.
j. praydu cenne, roztroubeny b
/. ly po casoplsech " nlch
n ztratitv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21

Obdrzel jsem onehdy malou,
ale zajimavou knizecku. Nese
nazev::. Jan Vratislav Capek,
ceskoamericky buditel, zurna-
lista a vynalezce. Zivotopisnt
nastin. - Napsal Tomas Ca
pek,
Jest to tudiz jakasi knizka
.Diety - nejstarSlm bratru
pise bratr nejmladsi. Jan Wa
tislav Capek bydllval pred dav
nymi lety v Clevelandu a me-
pochvbne jsou dosud krajane,
lteri Sc ma neho pamatujl, nez
iiste neni jich mnoho. Pustole-
Il uplynulo cd te DOLBY, co Ca
pek pusobil We "mest6 lesu" +,
kterezto pojmenovani tehdy sc
nan mnohem lepe hodilo, nez-
Ii dnes. Nyni, kdyz jest Gle
veland We SVEN pravem zivlu,
kdyz vsechny tovarAy prekot
pracuji,. hodil by seAnail spise
nazev "mesto koure h sazi.."
Obavam Sc, ze Capek neod-
nesl 81 ty neilepsi vzpominky
na Cleveland. Byl sem povolan
Czech zesnulym j. w. Syko-
rou, ably ridil tydennik ''Po-
l1rok", -po Zdrubkovi. Pustll sc
v4ak ma vlastni pest do vyda-
vani "Diblika'' 2 nehoz pozde-
ii vznikly "Narodnl Noviny, "
.tvdennik obrazkoyy, poucny,
politickv a humoristickys a to
byla chyba. Rozesel Sc k vuli
tomu Sc Sykorou, svym nekdej
sim spoluzakem Ma piseckem
gymnasiu, jenz mu vytykal, re
zanedbaval redakci "Pokroku"
4 vlastnl ten podnik nebyl IL
nancnim uspechem.
Y zivotopisnem nastinu pra.
We obdrzenem ctu, re "roztrp.
cen ma vsechno, sedl ma vlak 4
bez roZlouceni odeiel q Cleve-
landu.' Ze byl Capek roztrp
cen, to jest historickym fax
tenn, o tom nemusl byti nikdo J
pochybnostech, nebot' ohlasiN
zanik "Narodnich Novin", na
psal.
"Robotnik ulopoccny, usty;
ny, sklesly, beznadejny, opol
stlm radio sve uprostred pol,
prcham od neho pevnyr
predseyzetim. radeii motyko
Dracovati, nez tim osudn@r
nastrojem, perem.
"Lepe byti delnikem, nez p
hunkcm obecnym, otrokem pr
cujiclm zadarmo, jenz ma k {
.ckayanl .jedinou mzdu, az je
ncu vseohny svo silly vycerp:
btarlm stafostml vSeho drl
III sklasne ma duchu ma tei'
re no povysejl na oestneho ~
Dfaka narodniho (zrejma II
razka ma lbohy stav Klacelu
te doRy) a budou prom vybir'
ii almuznu. nazvanou vlasten
ckymi prispeyky, divadelnin
predstavenimi, atd.
"Motyka jest Americe te
ka pro Cecha, pero vsslk ieS
test. Zahazuli 10 pero, & kt
rym .lsem zde zlnarll til ne
kraSneJsi roxy sveho zivot
.tAstlis to hanha. neoi to hanl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
z Lenory - Usti mad Vita.
5 pOZdraVem Vas
j. Z. Vorel S manzelkol


YOU? We ctrnactideniku
"Posumavi' prinasi Ant. Basta
tento zajimavy prispevek k de-
jinam osady Lenory: 'JestG
roku 1885 ncbylo tn ami potu-
chy pc lidskem staveni. V tech
letech vyhledl si~tento zapadly-
podboubinsky kout sklar Me-
yer, chteje zde zaplave Dire
va zaloaiti sklarnu. Myslenka
nebyla spatna a ma krumlov-
skem zamku Sc Zalibila tim
splse, kdyz dvorny lichotny
Meyer zadal vystredm kneznu
Eleonoru dovoleni, ably novy
"Siedlungsort' smell ma vecne
easy k pameti potomkllm na-
zvati - Eleonorenhaim. Stalo
Sc jmeno. .rozmarne hyrilky
je dnes iaaenem osady dobrvch
a poctivych lidi, kteri prish
sem k pate Boubina dobyvati
sveho chleba. Cesky iazyk
zkomoliI Eleonorenhaim na Le-
noru. Neradno vsak dati Sc sve-
sti domorodcem a spokojiti sc
S tim, ze jizni Podboubinsko
bylo al do roku 1885 lesnir pou
sti. Vice vadi stare listing We
vimperskcm krumlovskem zan
, ku. TT naidete listinu z. rolss'
1881. druhoH. z roku 1916, !
: niz komornik zemskych desk
: kterN roku 1915 psal odbornoy
/ relaci o sve ceste Podboubin
skem, doznaya, re misto, NJ
!, nemz dnes. LeHora staff jme
I novalo Sc tehdy NJ odpradav
f, m usti. v niistech, kde Leno
(. Ia rozklada sva kostrbata sta
: veni, pada do Vltavy praye
: no brehu mocnv pritok. zvan'
h >latiana Vitaya tnemscky Ora
A Sige Moldau). Zemskodesko
{. deskovv t1rednik ale pise, 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
INDIANAPOLIS GRID
FANS TO SEE FOOTBALL

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. Local
gridi~on fans and persons within
motoring distance Of indianapolis
will have a fine program OF football
games 70 witness here next fall. Be
sides the mid-week games of the
local high schools. there Will be sew
eral big events on Irwin Field, Irv-
ingtOn.
wilmington and Butler open the
entire state college season as well
as the local season when they play
at Butler Sept %. Wilmington is
an Ohio college and its team is
scheduled to play several Indiana
elevens this year
Franklin will play at Butler on
Sept so. in the traditional clash be-
tween these two schools. The Bull
Dogs will be host 10 the Chicago Y.
NJ. c. A. College on Oct. Z.
The only Western Conference Of
the 1922 season scheduled for In
dianapoiis will be played on Oct IA.
Minnesota Will be the opponent Of
Indiana University Indiana plays at
least one game in Indianapolis every
year.
other local games are as follows:
Earlham vs.. Butler, Wabash vs..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
.BOWLERS TO GET
BUSY THIS WEEK
Meeting to Be Held in Prep
aratiOn for Opening of
Season.

with the thermometer ranging
around the 100 mark it is scarcely
conducive to bowling. But the sea-
son is fast approaching and there are
a certain amount of details to be per-
formed by the bowlers regardless Of
the antics Of he weather man. And
some OF the boys have their work
cut out before them.
Two Of the older organizations
have not yet perfected their official
program for the ensuing season and
meetings have. been called by their
officers 70 perform that duty. The
Commercial league. which has been
in force for many years VIII hold a
meeting at the Orpheum Bowling
Alleys at 1880 on Tuesday evening.
Another of the old guard has also
been lying dormant with the result
that a distress signal has been hoist
ed by the City league officers. All
bowlers who desire to cast their lot
with this high class organization are
invited TO attend a meeting at George
Schafer's Alleys al 1880 o'clock We'd
nesday evening.
On Thursday evening the officers
Of the South Bend Bowling associa-
ton are going to hold a meeting at
the Elks temple. This includes all
of the men who were elected as rep
resentatives Of their respective
leagues last year. There is a great
deal Of work before the local associa-
ton this year and it is necessary to
get a good start in order TO complete
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
GIANTS HAVE NO
TROUBLE HOLDING
LEAD IN LEAGUE
Pitching and Hitting Streak
Pulls Pirates to Front Dur
ing Week.

NEW YORK. sept Losing
only a small fraction OF their lead
despite a pitching SLUMP that cost
them four out Of five games 20
Brooklyn during the past week. the
New York Giants face the last
month or the National league drive
six games ahead OF the second place
p.,t~burg club.
Bunched within two games OF
each other. the four western clubs
gained bat slightly on the Giants
after battling among themselves.
The Pirates. displaying The brilliant
attack and consistent pitching
strength that marked their sensa-
tional winning streak OF few
weeks ago and with a record Of six
victories in their last eight games.
doomed as the most formidable OF
McGraw's western rivals. Chicago
and Cincinnati bOth-wou a bare ma
iority The weeks record in each
league. OF games played. won and
lost, together with runs, hits errors.
men left on bases and runs scored
by opponents. including games OF
Saturday is as follows:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
LOGAN HEDGEWOOD
WINS AT CAPITAL
Bay Gelding Captures Feature
Event at State Fair at
indianapolis,

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 4.-Logan
Hedgewood, a bay gelding owned by
Jacob Weinberg. Chicago and driven
by Sep Palm. local trainer. captured
the $4,000 English hotel stake for
2:05 PAGERS, the feature event of the
opening program of races at the
Indiana state fair Monday. Although
decided in straight heats the race
was bitterly contested.
Honors in the 2:1O trot went to
Amarillo Mckinney, owned by L. T.
Cooper. Dayton. o., and in, the stab
les of Speck Erskine.
Phil O'Neil, after trailing in the
first two heats OF the 2:17 pace
came to the front in the third heat
with a close finish and then took
the final heat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
NORWICH is THROUGH
RACING FOR SEASON

NEW YORK. Sept. 4-Morvich
VIII race no more this season. Ben
jamin Block, his owner announced
Monday after the famous colt was
defeated in the fall lightweight
handicap at Belmont park.
Mr. Block. however. said he still
has got faith in Norwich and pre-
dicted the Kentucky Derby winner
would redeem himself in handicap
events next season.
He - like a machine that has
burned out" he said. He needs a
long rest and some fixing aad I am
goins 10 give IL 20 him. Since he be-
gan training early in the spring he
has had only two weeks rest That
was not enough and he isn't any
thing like himself"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05

While the two, are twins. Bernie
has an edge in weight and does the
most OF his battling az the 1872
pound mark at 3 O'Clock Bonnie
is a lls-pounder and despite tbs
lure OF the ring. as painted by Ber-
ME, does not have the inclination
10 take IL Up as a means Of liveli-
hood.
Hahn battled Patsy Brannigan,
veteran bantam. at New Castle. the
fight being postponed for over four
hours while an electrical storm
plant The bout got under way al
1:15 a. m and Hahn punched out
an easy win over the old-timer, who
was game and kept coming.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
EIGHT GAMES ON
WASHINGTON GARD
Intersectional Game to Be Fea-
ture of 1922 Football
Schedule.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Sert. An in
tersectional contest with the Uni
versity Of Tennessee Doctors and a
game with oklahoma university, one
of the six Missouri Valley conference
eleNcns to be met, feature the eoOt-
ball schedule Of the Washington
university Eridiron team this season.
Both games will be played in ST.
Louis
The Pikers have eieh; games
scheduled for the season, meeting
the University OF Missouri at Oolum-
hia. and Kansas Aggies, Drake. Iowa
State, Grinnell and Oklahoma uni
Versity ali Of the Missouri Valley
conference here The Missouri
School of Mines a. ROua and the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
WEIGHT CROWN.

The Hahn Twins are not gener-
ally known IN fist!c circles, although
Bernie. the flashy bantam. has
punched his way 10 a coEteuder's
place IN the championship glare.
Bernie and Bonnie Hahn are from
turbulent West Virginia. and while
Bernie fights out OF Wheeling he
resides IN WeHsburg. within a few
miles OF the recent mine war az the
Cliftonville (W. Va mines.
Bernie owns large farm and
really has spent some time as true
rustic. but Brother Bonnie is the
genuine farmer. Still. ne finds time
on the side 10 aid Bernie in his
training though he himself never
has considered the professional side
OF the arena.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
NOEL BULLOCK WINNER
IN PIXIES PEAK RACE

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo,
Sept. A. Noel Bullock. OF North
Platte. Neb., driving car OF IS
cubic inches piston displacement.
outdistanced all other cars in the
fourth annual Pixies Peak hill climb
here today and won the Penrose
Trophy cup. as well as the prize
money in his class. His time was
19:50:4.
Hal Brinke-. Of Denver. finished
first in event Number 2. flashing
across the line i'm 2O.46. e. /
Chaplin was second. King Ridley
last years cup winner. finished FIRST
i'm the large car event in 2O:O5 with
Abbott a close second in 20:O7.
Glenn Schultz was second in event
Number l.
The car driven by William Majors
overturned but no one was Injured
f. s. Hopper and George d
Adams did not finish Their cars
were crippled by accidents.
The time was not as fast a. that
made last year. which was 1852.
Sleet softened the course a little on
top Of the peak and a lowering
tenT erature caused blue faces and
aur bed hands.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
ARGOS NINE DEFEATS
LACROSS CLUB. / TO O

ARGOS, Ind. Sept. Argos de-
feated the LaCross baseball club here
Sunday i'm the 18th inning in one Of
the fastest games ever played on the
local field. Coe. pitching for the
locals pitched alright ball all the
way. allowing but four scattered hits.
while Bender. on the mound for
LaCross. was effective in the plnches.
and only allowed the locals five scat
tered hits. An error and an over
throw 10 first allowed the locals 70
put across the winning run in the
last half Of the 18th Score:
LaCross ..... 200 600 600 0O-3 Q
Argos .......O0O 600 600 OIL
Bender and Matthias; Coe and La
Verne
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
tennessee Doctors complete TIL

Tennessee Doctors complete the
schedule.
The schedule follows:
oct. Missouri School of Mines
Of ROlla at St. Louis.
Oct. 1f-Kansas Aggiee at St
Louis.
oct. 21-Drakc university al St.
Louis.
Oct. 2S-Iowa State university at
St. Louis.
Nov. 4-Grinnell at Grinneu. Ia.
Nov 11-University of Missouri
at Columbia, Mo.
Nov. 21-University Of Tennessee
Doctors al ST. Louis.
Nov. 2S-Oklahoma university al
s. Louis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
HAUGHDAHL WINNER.

LINCOLN. Neb., Sept A. Sig
Haughdahl broke two worlds re-
cords FOR automobile racing on halt
mile track az the Nebraska state
fair Monday afternoon. He lowered
the mile record IS 3-5 seconds The
previous record Of one minute and ,
seconds was established last week
az Des Moines, BY the same driver
Haushdahl. then made the two mile
race IN 1:5S breaking the record OF
two minutes. % seconds four years
ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
SKATERS SWIM MARKS.

NEW YORK. Sept. Gertrude
Ederle. Is years old aquatic sensa-
ton OF the women's swimming as
ISOLATION, New York, shattered six
worlds records for women in a 500
metre invitation race today in the
IS foot pool at Brighton Beach She
defeated Helen Wainwright of New
York by 90 yards and Hilda James
of England. European swimming
tbau7DfOu by 40 wards
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05

II YOU wish success in life, make
perseverance your bosom friend, ex-
per!ence your wise counsellor. eau
ton your elder brother and hope
YOUR guardian genius.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05

Butler. Rose Poly VS.. Butler De-
Paw VS.. Butler and Notre Dame
vs.. Butler. The games viii be played
on Oct. p. Oct. 2S. Nov. 4, Nov. Il
and Nov. IS. respectively.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05
Billy Lane Picked
AS Most Valuable
Player On Coast
Willie Kamm Is Runner-up in
Contest to Select Star of
League.

SEATTLE. Wash, Sept. 1.-The
Coast League baseball fan is a good
sportsman. glad to give credit where
CT edit IS due. regardless OF whether
the player Is with the home team
or drawing salary on another nine.
Such at least is the showing in a
most valuable Coast League player
contest held here by the Seattle
Star
A Seattle player. Billy Lane. won
the contest. hands down. but he
was one Of only two Seattle players
70 finish in the first ten.
Willie Kamm. Seal third sacker.
was the runner up TO Lane for hon
ors. Paul Straud was third high.
with Bill Stumpf. Seattle utility in
fielder trailing him.
NOt a ShortstOp.
Every team in the league was rep
resented in the first ten except
Sacramento and Portland. After
Stumpf, in the order mentioned
came Red Killifer. Los Angeles
manager; Jakey May, Vernon
pitcher; Red Smith. Vernon third
sacker; Paddy Siglin, Salt Lake.
second baseman; Buzz" Arlet.,
Oakland pitcher. and Bert Ellison.
San Francisco first bsseman
Not a shortstop finished in the
first 10 And no catcher placed
among them.
Stumpf and Ellison were the fav-
orites for 'all-round" ability. In
every letter concerning them. the
writer's spoke OF their ability 10 play
many positions as well as bat efrec-
lively. each making valuable re-
serve force for his team
High in the List
Lane might not be chosen a. the
most valuable man In the Coast
League by fans in other cities. but
he would probably be placed high
IN the lists by the thinking fms. In
the four or five years he has played
with Oakland and Seattle. the "Rab-
bit" has hit around 500 and as
.ead-off man. has wor<el pitchers
for more free trips 10 first base taan
any other player
a Billy Lane" DAY was he'd at
Seattle Park this week. with SPECIAL
ceremonies, presentation % a trophy
by the mayor OF Seas-'e. and all the
rest OF that sor, of thing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05

Lives or great men all remind US
we can make our lives sublime.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05

Simplicity. OF all things. Is the
hardest 20 be copied
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05

That Lynch had little or no fear
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-05

Roger Cont, who finished fourth
in the last international 1872 balk-
line billiard tournament, is summer
ing in the south Of France. He does
his practicing IL the Olympic acad-
envy in Paris.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-13
COAL IS MOVING AGAIN
Banker ON Way Home 20 Tulsa Secs
String After String of Cars
Loaded With Fuel.

String after string of coal-fiiled
cars standing on the tracks ready
for shipment and-some OF them al
ready moving were noticed by SAM
uel II. Smith, vice president of the
Security National bank. en- route
home from Illinois the first OF this
week. Operation OF mines in the
coal district is another encouraging
sign OF the times.
Smith has been attending a meet
ing of the Western Brick company Of
Danville, Ill, a concern In which he
Is director. The Western is the lurE-
est face brick plant in the world
and has a yearly output of 10000
600 brick. indicative Of the general
resumption Of building over tho coun-
try is the fact that the plant, after
period OF more or less inactivity in
which other industries of the coun-
try shared, is fairly swamped with
orders.
Shipments are generally good In
the middle west, Smith says and at e
tributes this 10 tho fact that more
adequate equipment in that section
of the country renders the roads
more immune TO the delaying ef-
fects of the strike met with here in
the southwest. II Is claimed in Chi
cago, Smith said, that in the middle
west So per cent OF the striking shop
men have returned to work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-13
NOT A 0NE-LINE CITY
Reeves Warns Junior Chambcr That
Tulsa Can't Continue as
OH CAPITAL Alone,

No city in the world ever had a
more wonderful opportunity for
growth than Tulsa. But the history
OF cities has shown that no one of
them can live on the strength OF
one industry alone. what Tulsa
needs il liberalization OF industries.
So Ira l.. Reeves told the members
OF the Junior Chamber OF Commerce
at their weekly luncheon Tuesday
noon. The Junior chamber has a
great deal to do with the future OF
Tulsa in determining what kind Of a
city Il Is to be, the speaker said. urg-
ing realization OF the fact that as an
oil capital alone Tulsa cannot build
as II has the opportunity, by reason
of geographical location and prog
rees up TO this time, to do.
Discussion in general way OF the
plans for the reunion of the Nintleth
division to be held here in Tulsa
September 25 followed a talk con-
cerning the reunion by Frank Bryan
tof the Riverland on company. who
has charge of the local arrangements.
The Junior chamber viii cooperate
as far as possible with the Tulsa
committee / nmaking ready for tho
/ veterans.
Tho attendance prize, donated by
/ DR.. Charles Haralson, was won yes
terday by Il. X. Winslow.