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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15

As the price Of her restoration to
good standing in the family of ma
lions, Russia is required to guaran-
tee TO honor her. foreign debts, to re-
store, or make compensation for. the
property OF foreign nationals within
her borders, to quit her propaganda
against the institutions of other ma
tons and to refrain from aggressive
action against her neighbors. But
who VIII guarantee that Russia will
fulfil such an agreement? Have
treaties ceased to be mere scraps of
paper in Europe?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15

The emergency tariff. enacted for
the alleged protection OF the farmer
is universally recognized as a failure.
1t was designed primarily to shut out
Canadian wheat. 1t merely caused
Canada 10 ship her wheat to Europe,
direct instead of thru our ports,
where it completes with grain grown
in this country. There are two diff
ferences between farmers and manu-
facturers regarding protection: Manu-
facturers can add all their protection
to their prices because the govern
ment prohibits competition from
abroad TO the limit OF the protecting
rate The farmer, however. must sell
most products at foreign prices. As
farmers consume half of all products.
they pay half Of all duties. and half
of all wholesale and retail margins
added to duties as part of prices. They
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTE BOOK

THE PARK AVE NEWS.
weather. Crate.


Weather. Crate.
Spoarts Sid Hunt CHALLENGED Sam
Cross to a hair pulling contest last
Satidday to see who could leeve their
hair be pulled the hardest without
yelling, and Sam Cross excepted the
CHALLENGE and then went and had his
hair cut so short nobody eouldent grab
a hold of it, not doing him eny good
however on account of Sid Hunt say
ing it was a fowl and taking back
the CHALLENGE. 7
Intristing Facks About Intristing
People: Sam Cross wasent allowed
out after suppir last Wensday on ac-
count of thoughtlissly saying his baby
sister Udeen looks like his father wen
she cries.
Pome by Skinny Martin
You Never Can Tell.
Altho my collection of pencil stumps
Is the largest one in skool,
1 always get the werst possible marks
For premiership as a rule.
Bizzniss and Financial: Pubs Sim
kins lost a nickel weeks ago and
acts as if he's never going to stop
tawking about it and looking at pee
pie Suspicious
wy not be amused vile standing
there doing nuthing leeving your
dressmaker stick pins GROUND you?
We will set there and tell you 5oaks
for 20 cents a hour. The Ed Wer-
nick and Lew Davis Amusemint Co.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15
"sAFETY FIRST, REsuTTs

/ The general effort put forth, in re-
cent years, by the railroads of the
country. to prevent death and injury
thru accidents in connection with the
| operation of trains has been produc-
tive of gratifying results. The rail-
ways OF the United States in the year
| 1921 made the best accident record
they have ever made in the thirty
four years since accident statistics
have been compiled by the Interstate
Commerce Commission" says the
Railway Age.
The total number of employees on
duty killed in train or train service
accidents in 1921 was 1895. This was
a reduction OF 1,o11. or 4s-per cent, as
kcompared with 1920. 1t is the small
est number of employees on duty ever
killed in any year for which statistics
are available. The number of passen-
gers killed was 2O5. This is a reduc-
| ton of "a. or 1O1k per cent. as COM
pared with 1920. 1t is the smallest
number of passengers ever killed in
any year for which statistics are
available except three. The total
number of employees on duty and
passengers killed in train and train
service accidents was 1901 as COM
pared with 2.sss in 1s2O-a reduc-
ton of A. per cent. and the smallest
ever reported in history. The total
number of "non-trespassers shat is
employees, passengers and all other
persons having a right to be on rail-
way property-killed was s.1O6 as
compared with 1929 in 1920, a re-
pduction of over % per cent.
The commissions statistics of ac-
cidents for the last fifteen years, the
Age points out. reflect an increase
in the safety railway operation in the
been surpassed, and may not have
been equalled, in any other industry
in this country, or on the railways of
any other country. The fatalities on
railroads reached their maximum in
1907. In that year the total persons
of all classes killed was 1889. OF
these. 1874 were employees and $40
passengers The number of fatal acct
dents has fluctuated from year to year
since then, but has shown a generally
declining tendency. In 1921 the rail-
roads handled about one-third more
passenger business and about one-half
more freight business than in 1907,
but the number Of employees and
passengers killed was almost exactly
Sc per cent less than in 1907.
Automobile accidents, it is said,
have seriously interfered with efforts
TO reduce the number OF people killed
at highway crossings. Nevertheless.
when the complete figures for 1921
are available it l. believed they will
show that the total number of per-
sons OF all classes killed was only
about six thousand. 1t was only about
half the number killed in 1907,
and was less than the number killed
in any year since 1889.
The great increase in safety of
operation" concludes the Age. has
been largely due to improvements in
the railway plant. 1t has been very
much more largely due to the educa-
ton OF employees to the need of OBJ
serving the rule of safety first in
their work, for the great majority of
accidents always has been due to man
failures rather than to plant failures
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15

Germany. with a currency next
door to utter worthlessness. it is said,
can sell in England. the United States,
France and Italy at prices lower than
the Swiss can make, and can actually
underbid them in their own market,
for Switzerland is being swamped by
German goods Switzerland is doing
her best to find a way out of her
troubles, but as yet she has not dis
covered it. Isn't it strange that she
never thought of a protective tariff?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15

The@Cxenoa conference is likened
by Arthur Brisbane to gathering of
surgeons around the bedside OF a dy-
ing man. Shall We operate? How
shall we operate? VIII he survive a
major operation VIII he live If we
don't operatee" Such are the ques-
tons. he says, at Genoa The patient
is Europe; the head doctor is Lloyd
George The principal diseased spots
are Russia and Germany. There are
n dozen others.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15

Congress has been unable to find
the money necessary to pay a bonus
TO the soldiers. but it has no difficulty
in providing for the rivers and har-
bors pork barrel or the free seeds
folly. 1t is claimed that the free seed
thing gotby the senate on a fluke and
that it cannot now be eliminated from
the agricultural appropriation bill.
When did the senate become so i'm
potent2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15
Dinner Stories

Standing on the slippery pavement
of a small southern town one rainy
night, like sailors on a Keeling deck,
they were discussing a member of
their party who had had to retire
from the scene OF action.
The principal speaker in the group
appeared TO be having some difficulty
in keeping his footing on the sWaying
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15

as it will undoubtedly prove incon-
venient to stop a motor truck con-
stantiy in their progress from door to
door. Pedertrians will also miss the
nice. wide gaps made in traffic lines
by horse-draWn vehicles. There will
be some who will even shed tear
at the final passing of the hanson cab.
But on the whole, the city will proba-
bly, breathe easier when all OF its traf-
fic is by motor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15

pay s75.0oO,OoO to get $4,000. eco
protection on wool; but the very few
owners of hosiery and knit goods fac
tories paid less than 100000 towards
their protection OF $4,000. 900 In
1919. The farmers pay S5.OOO.oOO to
get S2.sOO. 900 protection on flaxseed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15

Tire Turks have arrived in Genoa
and are demanding admission to the
economic conference. 1t might be in
teresting to know on what they base
a claim to be received into polite in
terratiOnal society. individually Turks
may be all right but as a nation they
still are "unspeakable."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15

hid her face in his sleeve. "Oh, don't.
I'm sorry-oh. ="
YES" said the stair-wen critically,
they make a very pretty couple :"
my word! He's kissing heri"
Copyright, 1922, by the McClur e
Newspaper Syndicate)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15

Leaders of the miners organiza-
ton boast that they are adding stead
lily to the number of idle men. It IS
an anomalous situation when idIeness
becomes a subject for boasting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15

The opponents of the industrial
court can hardly expect to win the
election this year unless they unite
on one candidate. They are not suf-
ficiently numerous TO be in a posi-
ton 10 divide their votes between Ciu-
zen Snow and Henderson Martin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15

Monday -four DAN ICING
FEET" an entirely new type of
story by Jane Phelps, story OF
two girls who dance for their living.
One of them is a ''gold digger" the
other isn't-which wins? Jane
Phelps has woven a story about that
answer which will fascinate you.
Don't miss the first chapter of
-FOUR DANCING FEET" in this
column Monday.-The Editor.
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1t is true that the country is rum
ming wild. But we have begun to
doubt that anything can be done about
1t. We do know that the condition Of
shall we say congestion, has failed to
New Britain herald., 1922-04-19


 What date did the deceased leave your wife's employment
 '' Tn March. Look hcre--'
 "Did she leave of her own wish or was she dismissed ?'
 Look here
 Was she dismissed because your wife suspected you of relations with her?
 Look here-'
 "Answer the question: sir.
 Look here--'
 "Very well, sir. Answer me this question then. Is it fact that your wife has instituted divorce proceed ngs against you?
 Look here
 Court surging with sensation at this dramatic disclosure. Humpo hopping his face keeping the great forefilger going.
 "Is it the fact that in these pro cecdinEs the deceased woman is named as correspondent?
 Hook here
 You keep asking me to look here, sir you tell me nothing. ] ask you plain questions. Have you nothing better than Look here?" Is it the fact that these papers were served on you at Brighton on the occasion of your fight?'
 'Flight-fight--- Look here--'
 "' Is it the fact?
 "'Yes. Brighton, yes. But. look here--fight. flight. Holiday, l tell you. Holiday
 Holiday. cries Humpo. I thank you for that word, We will examine it in moment sGet me ask you to carry back your mind to the summer of l915---' and he takes the unhappy man through all the stuff he had got ot of old Bright-Sabre's apparent " uncalled-for interest in the girl irst getting her from her fathers house to the neighborhood of his own, then under his own roof, and all the rest of the unholy chain of it. Then he has a chat with Twyning, then mops himself dry, and then hurls in again.
 Now, sir, this holiday. Did you make any preparations for it, any little purchases?
 No. Purchases? No. Look here Never mind about Look here, sir. No purchases? What about the oxalic acid? For what purpose
 (Continueu in Our Next Issuc).
New Britain herald., 1922-04-19

Innot spcak for emotion, Only mods, hands at his breast like n prophet bout to tear his raimcnt, Only mods,
 "'Do you see him in this court?'
 "Old man hurls out his arms to, wards Sabre, shouts, There, There''
 Warm hearted and excellent Is- cariot leaps up and leads him totter- ing from the hoN; court seethcs and CrnaNs with emotion; IIumpo wipes his streamng face. Sa hre stammcrs out, T ook here l.oolie here Case goes on,"
 someone bawls, Next witness, Mark Sabre,
 "tourt draws an enormous breath 'ni gets itself ready for hutchery to make Ti3horouSh holiday"
 CHATTER VI
 HapEoud went on;
 "iIe WAS distaught. He was speech less. llc was cloan crd2e1
 At the very beginning, with the 'oroncr. he wouldn't nsc the word the dnceascl Insisted on keeping aallinp her Fife. Coroner kept pull. ing him mp over it, and about the wcnticth time pulled him up hard,
 Poor chap threw out his arms ike he WAS throwing tn" word away md then hammered on the ledge. T won't say deceased I won't call her thc deceased Vile word. Horrible word. Obscene. beastiy, hateful, word
New Britain herald., 1922-04-19

suited in wins for the Whales and tho Weakfsh, The second of the series. were played yesterday afternoon witl last Thursdays winners and loser pitted against each other.
 The handball games have been a. popular as ever. So far, the Dressel Reany combination has had the bet ter of the argument with tho shininrl lights of Meriden. The score noN| stands two to one in Now Britain favor The next game between these two will be played on the local cour,| on Friday evening.
 This evening, Bert l.oomis and Will liam Greenstcin will stack up agains,l the Dressel- Reany duo in an endeav or to down them. Interest in ths| match is great, and large crowd vii no doubt be on hand to see the games
 Aquatic sports will be on with Il vengeance during the month of May 4 special class for beginners will h., held all during the month and longeII if necessary, and private lessons vii be given to all who wish them.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-19

I won't call her it. Why should I call her the deccased?" .-. .
 Control yollrself,' says Buddha, Control yourself
 He oply waved and thumped
 gain. I won't won't. l knew the ,,irl 1 was fond of the girl. She was ny friend. She was fond of me. I did norn for her than anyone in this ,ourt-her father or anyone. When she was in trouble she came to me
 nd l succored her. She cooked my meals for me We went through it to- gether. I've known her for years. I've fixed her for years. And now shes dead and you turn around and tell ne to call her deceased. Fife. Fife. Do you hear Efhe.'
 They couldn't stop him. He was like q sick wolf then, cornered. and Buddha like a big, vary boarhound going in at him and jumping up on the wall out of the way when he made his daslles and then coming town and going in at him again. .u
New Britain herald., 1922-04-19
LOCAL "Y" SPORTS
 BECOMING POPULAR
Business Men Form VoIlcy Ball League and Play Every Tues
 day and Thursday

Nolley ball has become the pouar sport at the Y. M. C. A. for business men Of all ages, and the rivalry that exists in the league games that are played every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon, is very intense.
 Four teams have been organized from the players who have been in dulging in the sport. They are the Whales With Bert Loomis captain. . tain the Weakfsh with Van Oppen captain, and the Clans with Dr. Con ger captain.
 The first league games were played last Thursday afternoon and they re-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
MRTvY BOD.

We slovniku naleznete, re
'mrtvy bod" je oznaceni pro
stav veci tax spletity, re vzni-
ka uplne uvaznuti vsi cinnosti.
Zakonodarna maze Sc octnouti
ma mrtvem bode pfi jednani 0
neJake osnove, porota muze u
vlznouti ma mrtvem bode a sta
lie opakovati totez, k nicemu
nevedouci hlasovanf. Take "a
cpa neni sc stanoviska telesne
soustavy mic jineho nez mrtvy
bod. Proti sN alovemu tlaku,
vypuzenl vymetu
s jedne strany, pusobl proti-
tlak druhe strany vnitrnosti.
Tento mrtvy bod nutno "a kaz-
dou cenu prekonati, protoze
zacpa je parenistem nemoci.
Jedovate odpadky, nejsou-li z
tela rychle a dukladne vypuze-
ny, jsou znovu pohlcovany v
krev, nasledkem toho dosta-
vuje sc pax rheumatismus,
chudokrevnost a pod. Trinero
vo Horke Vino je v tomto pri-
pade nejlepsim prostredkem.
Vypudi z vnitfnosti vesk. Sko-
dive latky, obnovi spravne Ia
zivani a tuzi zazivaci ustroji.
Vas lekarnlk neb dodavatel le-
XII ma Trinerovo Horke Vino
jine vyborne Trinerovy leky
pro vas ma sklade.
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DOBRA KOUPE.

Mattel prodava tento kras-
ny jednorodinovy. dunn v Mt.
Pleasant, Z pokoju, koupelna,
pekne tvrde podlahy nahore i
dole, velka puda, velka horennI
veranda, spizirna, satniky, ku-
chyn, zvl. zachod We sklepe a
parni topeni. Zamyslite-li kou-
pitt dunn, vyplati Sc vam ucini-
ii tax lined, jelikoz ceny do
mi opet stoupaji. Mattel V {.
1864 yych. 123. Ill. 5-13
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PRODA Sc delikatesni a gro

PRODA Sc delikatesni gro
cerni obchod, kde Sc trzi hoto-
We kol $500 tydne. Jest pri
mem pekny byt koupelnou a
naleza Sc V dobrem okoli u st.
Clair Ave. a 1913. ul. Tel. Eddy
3771 aneb prijd'te mezi ctvr-
tou a patou hodinou do els.
1921 vych. 55. ul. 0 blizsi in
formace. 5-23
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PRONAJME Sc pekny svetly
byt nahore, blize Narodni Sine.
Jsou tam 2 svetnice, 2 bedroo-
my, satnik, plyn, elektrika, "a
chod. Haste Sc v els. 5205
Dolloff Rd.
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ZVLASTNf LACE
"
MAJETKACH.
Nekupujte, nez 81 prohlednete
mas vyber.

$19O0-domek o 4 svet. na
Berkley Ave. u Crotton st.
$25OO-5 svet. a koupel., plyn
a hezky lot ma Ollie ul. u
Broadway.
$28OO-4 svet. a zachod, plyn,
elek. svet., ma dlazdene E.
73. ul. Union.
$42OO-Obchod cukrovinka-
mi a skolnlmi potrebami na
Broadway.
$42OO- zanovni domek 5
svetnicich a koupel. Ell. svet.
fernes, hezky lot ma Chap
pleside u E. 131. ul. v Cor
lett.
$45OO- -hezky dunn o 5 svet. a
koupel., plyn, elek sv., bri-
dlicova strecha, hezky sklep
a lot 4Ox120 u Woodland
Hills Parku.
$48OO-7 hezkych svet. a kou-
pelna, plyn, elek. svetla, -
sklep, puda, hezky lot, ne
daleko Fleet Ave. $1,000 ho-
tove staci.
$55OO-6 svet. a koup. moder-
nj We Washington Parku.
$58OO-6 svet. a koupel., plyn
elek. svet., fernes, Skopky-
bridl. strecha - krasny to
majetek ma hlavni ul. Union
$58OO-7 svet. a koupel., fer
nes, plyn, elek. svet. elsie
3708 E. 50th St. u Fleet ST.,
prazdny, hned k nastehova-
nj hotove as $1,000.
$6OOO-Moderni dum o 6 svet
koupel., plyn, elek. svetl.,
bridl. strecha, fernes, Skop-
ky, garaz ma dlazdene ulici
u Warner Rd.
$65OO-7 svetnic a koupelna,
fernes, skopky, plyn, elek,
svetl., garaz, ma dlazdene uI.
u Broadway a E. 40. ul.
$65OO-8 svet. a koupel. fer
nes, skopky, elek. sv., lot 60
pri 145 V Corlett u E. 131. ul
$65OO- Novy 6 svet. a koupel.
plyn, elek. syet., tvrde podl.
a finiS, mantel, china cab.
fernes, skopky, vubec kras.
ny "a tyto penize. ma dlaz-
de ulici u Union ave.
$69OO-Novy, krasny modernt
o6 svet. a koupel., plyn, ele
svetla, nedaleko E. 116. I'll.
jizne cd Miles Ave.
$75OO-ABC stop 10 cihlovJ
bungalow, 5 svet. a koupel.
plyn, elekt. svet. fernes, lot
90x2O0 - vymeni sc "a jed
norodinny neb 2-rod. kolen
Corlett neb Garfield Parku
15OO-Bungalow ma Broad
way u Stop 10 ABC, 6 svet
koupel., sun room, fernes
plyn, elek. svet. fire place
2 garaze a coz ten lot 100,
275 plny ovocnych a stin
nych stromu, vymenl sc z;
mensi neb 2-rod. We meste
A mnoho a mnoho jinych -
ma vsech stranach mesta.
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PRODA Sc: 3 stolky a 9 zidli
do Ice-Cream parloru, daveno
set, set do loznice 3-kusovy,
dresser, chiffonier, detska po-
stylka a kolebka, stul a idle
do iidelny, buffet, sici stroj,
houpaky, stul do knihovny,
lednicka, electricity praci stroj
houpacka ma pcrc, stul do ku-
chyn6 S porculanovou deskou
a iine veci pro domacnost "A
velni LEVINE ceny. Haste Sc V
cis. 4313 Clark Ave. 5-16
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povidal rozcilene. "Odpust
mi, pobehnu napred, vSak ty
domu trefis. Ne, ne, nedam Sc
zdrzeti, jen 81 posed a nechva-
tel, pujdu ii petom naproti. "
Jen ruce spraskla Vsecka u
divena za MIN patTic, ale po-
tom zadivavSi Sc pred sebe Ia
Gala sc usmivati a radostne u
spokojeni rozlevalo Sc po je-
| Jim sestarlem obliceji. Najed-
inou Sc il zacinal les llbiti, vSe-
china tina mizela Z jejich pr
sou a zar minulych snu, touzi-
cich DO odchodu mraku, zaca-
la Sc iasniti jeii hlave. Sede-
la dlouho, vzpomlnajic ma kar-
lu, jez Sc il tn prudce temer
|bojovne zpovldala, zapaslc o
|sv6 nahle vzkVetajici St6sti.
kdyz konecne vstavala, by
la prekvapena jeho navratem.
Sci krepce, zdaleka sc smeje a
cznamoval il, re nocnlm Via
KEN odjede. Musl odejeti,
tvrdil, nepripousteje' zadnych
domluv zdrzova4i. karla
take jiste v noci Yyjede, casne
|rano bude ma spoiovaci stanici,
odkud vylizdi lokalka a kdc
pax by j tam pomohl jejiml
vaky? Bude nocni jizdou u
navena a jeSt6 by sc j mohlo
stati neStesti. Ted uz ona ma
telegram a chysta sc, ably jelo.
Rozjaren chytil starou PAM
a polibil j rozdovad6n jake
maly chlapec.
Dude lepe, kdyz pojedes
ieSte bys zde proved nejaky
blaznivy kousek," plisnila no
ale byla duchu rada. Kdy2
potom rano Sc probouzela q
vid6la svltani, Vzpomnela 81
re V te dobe asi Sc setkavaji q
prala 81, kdyby je mohla ne.
pozorovane videtl. Snad ne.
vzbudi pozornost ostatnich ce'
stuJicich nejakym vystfednln
chovanlm, starala Sc.
Mohla byti bez obav. Jake
by sc zlocinu dopoustel, sta
Vratislav u koleji ieho srdcs
sc seyrelo, kdyz rychlik VII
zdel do stanice. Dychtive po
zoroval vozy a uzkost ho jlma
la, prijela-Ii.
Ano, prijela. A uz ho spa
trila, jak by byla bezpecne 0
cekavala, ze zde bude. Trochl
zrychlila kroky a jeji oblice
mirn6 zaril. kdyz k sobe dosli
mlcky Sc objali, usta jejich S
vpila a potom drzlce sc, "a ru
ce, sli, aby 81 vyhledali koutel
V lokalnim vlaku. Zustali
| kupe samotni a kdyz odese
pruvodcl, jeste jedno poliben
vymenili a teprve ted je tise
opoustela.
"Rada budeS mou zenou?
, ptal Sc vroucne.
"Rada, Vratislaye. A hoe
/ nou ii budu zenou, abys nikd
/ nelitoval,' pravila pohnute. :
| "A ably sc mnou take mamll
ka byla spokojena,' dodala
,1v usmevu jejim objevily sc
| jejich rasach dive Shy, trpyti
Sc jako rosa kalisclch kvet
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