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The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
THESE FACTORS
CONSIDERED HIGH
ABOVE ALL OTHERS
First Step Is Toward the
Stages of Amplification,
Say Experts.
SUGGESTIONS GIVEN
Neatness Affords Easier Path
For Feeble Waves Over
Hook-Up Wires.

Washington radio enthusiasts. re-
Eardless of the elaborateness Of
their apparatus. have two goals
constantly in mind-louder signals
and increased receiving range.
Scores of local radioists, enthused
over their sets, consider these two
factors highly important IL they
would attain the required amount
of efficiency.
The first step is toward stages
of application, or louder speakers,
but in practically every station. no
matter how simple or complex. there
are many little details in the con-
struction. installation and operation
OF set which. IL given proper at
tention of a set which, il given
proper attention. would increase the
efficiency of the instruments to .
marked degree. Neatness is one of
the essentials which affords an
easier path for the feeble radio
currents across the wires of the
hook-up. There are very few sets
which cannot be improved in some
way. The little things may seem
unimportant. but experiences in
wireless will in time prove that the
little improvements join with each
other to produce louder signals and
increased range. forming the foun-
dstiOn for successful operation of
amplifiers. Apply the following
suggestions and tests to your set
and see if it has a weak spot.
Inspect Antennn.
Inspect all antenna, ground and
receiver connections frequently.
Joints should be firm and clean
Solder every connection to insure
good contact. Do not erect the
antenna too close to metal roofs.
cave spOuts, electric wires. trees.
fire escapes. steel structures or tele-
phone lines. These tend to absorb a
signals strength. Run the antenna
wires at right angles to other wires.
never parallel. II the aerial Is OF
the inverted Il" type. the section
where the antenna proper and lead
in join should point toward the broad
casting station. II guy wires arc
used in connection with the radio
pole or tower, they should be broken
up by strain insulators. Insulate the
antenna from its supporters or
spreaders. This Is important in
order to prevent leakage. especially
porcelain cleat insulator will serve
the purpose for receiving antenna.
Two cleats used in series will double
the insulation. There are several
types of nodded composition in
sulators on the market highly
recommended for antenna insula-
tors.
The natural wave length of
single wire antenna can be ap-
prOXimately calculated by adding
the total length of the antenna
proper, lead-in and ground wire,
and multiplying the sum by AZ.
Then divide the result by 3.04s.
\ soft" vacuum tube is always
for use as a detector. Hard tubes
serve best as amplifiers. If a loud
signal Chokes the set a lower re-
sistance grid leak should be used.
Use a phone condenser with the
receivers and also across the pri-
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08

mary OF the first amplifying trans
former. This will aid in the elimina-
ton of "howling." Place amplify-
ing transformers at right angles and
about four inches apart. a sorr
noise similar to rushing water In
dicates that the set Is regenerating.
II a click is heard in the phones
il is a symptom that the filament
should be brighter or the tube ~
too hard" TO serve well as a de-
tector. Do not connect the antenna
or ground leads to the end OF q
loose coupler furthest from the
secondary. With such connection II
IL impossible to obtain maximum
coupling.
Potentiometer Necessary.
In using radio frequency amplifi-
cation ii is necessary that a potenti-
Omtter be used across the b
battery. This stabilizes the circuit
and affords the proper amount OF
negative bias on the grids OF the
radio frequency tubes. A bypass
condenser of .00l mfd across the
grid lead and negative side of the
potentiometer should also be used.
regenerative circuit in connec-
ton with radio frequency smplifica-
tion adds to the difficulty of adjust
ing and balancing the circuit. In
short wave reception regeneration
is present in radio frequency am
plifcation. Hard" tubes should be
employed for radio frequency work
and at least forty-five volts used
in the plate circuits.
A continuous hum in the phones
generally indicates an open circuit
Trace the wiring for a broken con-
nection. good place to look for
a poor contact is in the tube sockets,
where the prongs are apt to be-
come bent and form a loose connec-
ion. Often a break develops in
the hesdset cord or in the cord
tips. Test the cord with a battery
and buzzer or touch the tips to a
worn-out dry cell. If click is
he Crd when the tips make contact
with the battery terminals the wire
is not broken. Never oil nor grease
switches on a radio set. for such
material is a poor conductor of
and may cause a break
in the circuit. Plates of a variable
condenser are likely to short cir
cult.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
UDER SIGNALS AND WIDER RANGE GOALS OF RADIO FANS HERE

velopment in the whole country
apart from ordinary iightins
schemes.
Although there n q considerable
amount Of Embarrassed water-power
in Africa. and although several hy-
dro-electric enterprises have been
suggested. the great distance over
which transmission would have to
be carried rather kills the possibll-
ity of utilizing the wonderful
natural resources" Markham said,
For instance. the Victoria Falls
would be capable Of generatine
possibly hundreds OF Thousands of
horsepower. Yet IL would be an
extremely expensive proposition to
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08

transmit this snsrEy from the
source TO even such points 40 Bui-
awsyo and Salisbury. q few hundred
miles from the falla A line 20
johannesburg is thought 70 be far
too expensive to be undsrtaksn-
"Rippon Falls. which are the over
now Of Lake Victoria and form the
source of the River Nile. could also
supply an enormous amount Of en-
ergy, but this 10 another instance
where the load could not bs utfi-
lied 20 a financial success
The Nile dam. think. could fur
nish power which feel sure will
one day be utilized 20 full ad-
vantage"
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
AFRICANSICNORE
DEVELOPMENT.OF
POWER FACILITIES
Engineer, Back from
Tour, Points Out Won
derful ADVANTAGES.

Africa is far less advanced along
electrical lines than most people
even suspect, according to Herbert
II. Markham. who has just COM
pleted a years trip that carried him
on a route of 10000 miles through
that continent
Markham. who made a thorough
investigation of the possibilities of
Africa In behalf of his company, the
Western Electric Company, Ltd, of
London, and of the international
Western Electric Company of New
York, reports that with the excep-
tion of the largest electrical plant
employed in the gold and diamond
mining industries in South Africa.
there is very little electrical de-
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
FIVE WATT TUBES
GOOD AMPLIFIERS

This swat power tube gives very
satisfactory results when used in
certain special circu is requiring
considerable amplifcation. These
tubes are of 5-watt capacity and
will stand considerably more volt
age on the plate than the average
amplifying tube on the market.
These tubes were used quite sue
cessfully in the amplifying stage
of the three-tube super-regenera-
tive circuit introduced by Arm
ltrong.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
RheOStat "a Gauge.

The receiving tube rheostat is of
the same general design as the
power tube type. with the eXcep-
tion that. 24-GauCe resistance wire
is used in pla"" of 20 gauge wire
in the power tube. The resistance
of this tube is ohms, which III
give sufficient variation in filament
current for the receiving tube.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-08

I'm rder to impress prospective
stockholders with the fourishiag
condition Of the corporation" the
bu Iletin continues. Statesmen said
that enormous profits were BENG
made, that forty to fifty men ware
at work in the factory leased by the
company in New Jersey, and that its
products had been bought by the De
Forest Company and by Butl=r
Brothers mail-order house.
Investigation showed these state
ments to be false. According to an
official of the company, not more than
twelve people. mechanical and cleri-
cal, were employed in the Company's
so-called plant at Newark, at tmc
time these statements were being
made to credulous prospects. Oil
GERS of the prominent companies
named as customers deny that they
have purchased goods of this radio
products company"
Another advertising claim stated
that the output OF four factories had
besn taken over by this fourish.nE
radio concern. but according to the
Better Business Bureau Bulletin,
This representation narrows down
to the fact that contracts have been
made with two small factories to
take their products at prices which
consulting engineer of the com
pany has admitted to be high"
The Better Business Bureau founl
further that an invention exploited
eloquently by the radio company rs
one that would revolutionize the N
dustry had not been patented. so
claimed by the company. but that
applications for patents we're merely
pending. and that the control of the
patent was the subject of a court
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
DNES DRUHA PROTIPROHI-
BICNf SCHUZE MA IA
PADNf STRANE.

V Ceske SIM Sokol ma Clark
ave. konati Sc bude dnes We
Ger dulezita schuze, ma ktere
agitovano bude We prospech
ziskani clenstva pro The Asso-
citation Against Prohibition
Amendment, inc. (Sdruzenl
proti prohibicnimu dodatku)
Jmenovana organisace vede
boj pro dovoleni vyroby a pro-
dele piva a lehcich vim a pred
schulz vystavena bude k pod
pisum prislusna petice. Metre
ba snad zduraznovati dulezi-
tost dnesni agitace a proto Sc
ocekava dnes navsteva CO nej-
vatsi.~ Clenem osobni svobodu
hajfciho Sdruzeni mdze sc sta
ii kazdy ia pomerne maly Glen
sky prispevek pouheho dollalu
ma cely rok.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
OPUSTf SLEZSkO.

Pafiz, 25. kvetna. = Pone-
vadz plebiscitni zalezitost Hor-
niho Slezska je jiz vyrizena a
zem ia rozdelena mezi Polaky
Nemce, kteri musi il Verne
die programu Svazu narod6
spravovati, spojenecka komise
rozhodla dnes, spojenecke po-
sadky z Horniho Slezska po-
catkem cervence letos odvola-
ii. We Slezsku jest 14.000 spo-
jeneckych vojinu, nichz ma
Francii pripada 1000, ma
Anglii 1900 a zbytek ma TIA
Iii. Po odchodu spojencn po-
sadkova slezska sluzba pripad-
ne vojskum polskym a nemec-
kynl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
NEHODA PRI ZAVEPECnE
SLAVNOSTI SkOLNfHO
ROkU.

Ia vcerejsich vyrnG. zkou-
SEX koleje zen pri Western
Reserve universite, kterez slav-
nosti bylo pritomno as 5000 di-
vaku, spadla tribuna sc 800 l.
castniky, coz zavdalo pTicinu
h panice, iez ale byla zahy u
tisena, tax re V slavnostni hTe,
jez prave zapocala, mohlo BY
ii pokracovano. Scoutdm, KITE
II sc zahy dostavili ma misto
melody, patfi uklidneni obe-
censtva jista zasluha. Stsastnou
nahodou byly zraneny jen leh-
ce til zeny, ktere dopraveny
byly do Mt. Sinai nemocnice,
kde Jim poskytnuto prvniho o.
setreni, nacez byly propusteny
domu, ctyry jine zeny pax o
mdlely ieknutlm 2 muSeiy bytl
dopraveny automobily do by
til. Slavnost konala Sc pod ST.
rym nebem ma tax zvanem Ma
therove ctverci. Tribuna by
la pouzivana telocvicne uni
versitni, kde Sc az dosud po-
vzdy osvedcila. Vcera il bylo
poprve pouzito venku. Supt
H. A. Headline, jenz ma po-
dobne podniky ma starosti, pra
vii, re nehoda zavinena byla
tim, re jeden konec tribuny sc
ratrne dostal ma mekkou p1
du, kteraz okolnost sesuti a.
zavinila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
POLSKY MINISTR NAPA-
DEN We VIDNT.

Widen, Is. kvetna. Pol
sky zahranicni min;str Kon-
stantin Skirmunt, byl bombar-
dovan obstarozngrni vejci ce-
stou ma hostinu, kterou uspora
dal pro zastupce ciziho tisku
Utrpel odreniny na obliteji d
saty byly mu zkazeny pach-
noucimi projektily. Tfi pa
chatele byli zatceni a byli v
mich zjist6ni byvaIl ukrajinstt
dustojnici. Udali IA duvod, ze
Sc chteli pomstiti "a utiskova.
NJ Ukraiiny Polaky. Kanclei
Schober naystiyil Sllirmunta !
projevil politovanf mad 1to
KEN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27

Minite-li 81 zaopatriti PEEK
ne misto, pozemek pro Va
Sc pristi obydli chcete-li
byti dale od mestskeho hlu-
ku a koure, nerozmyslejte
sc a pfijd'te ma Maple Ave.
V Maple Heights do noveho
allotmentu, kde mIzete ST
koupi.i ieden neb vice lotI
IA tax mirnou cenu, hotove
neb ma lehke splatky, re bu-
dete sami prekvapeni. Je to
pouze 5 ninut cd kary a jen
par kroku cd Skoly kde V
kratsem case budete miti
neien vsechno pohodli, ale
kde V cerstyem vzdUchu a
cistots 81 uchovate zdrayi a.
neb tehoz nabudete. Lofty
jsou 40 pfi 100 str. a 40 pfi
152 str. V Gene cd $3.50 a
vySe. Jdste cd zastavky 10.
A. &. {. linie pres most ma
prvni ulici v pravo k Gislu
1861 Maple Ave. Bshen
tydne zayolejte kOHOUT
ALLOTMENT, Robert Ko-
hout, Broadway 26O5 ane5
Union 82l. V nedsIi prijd'-
tie primo ma allotment ma
Maple Ave. Kazdou sobotu
do 5 hodin odpoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
CfNSkY ZPUSOB PLACENI
LEKARI.

V Cine Sc plati lekari "a to,
re udrzuje klienty pri zdra-
vi a proto plat prestane, jakmi-
lie klient onemocni. Tento "cin-
sky plan" ie V zasade zcela
spravny a my zde Americe
vlastne delame to ma ruby. Gin
sky zpdsob jest jen logicke u
platneni vseobecne uZnavane-
no porekadla, re "unce prede-
jitf nemoci stoii "a libru lete-
nj" Trinerovo Horke Vino W.
hovuie "cinskemu planu" tim
prave, re cistf zaludek a vnitf-
nosti, udrzuje je v cistote a
tim predchazi mnohym vaznym
chorobam, jez Sc dostavuji, jak
mile vylucovani toxind, cili je-
dovatych latek, stale Sc hro-
madicfch v lidskem tele, neni
dokonale. Nasi zakaznici veli-
ce 81 vazi teto pnsobnosti Trine
rova Horkeho Vina. Velmi po-
pularni lekarnfk re South
Bend, Ind. psal nam A. kvetna:
"Trinerovo Horke Vino jest
dobry vyrobek a lide je mali
radi. Name zakazniky, kteri
otevrene doznavaji, ze jen ten
to lex ie udrzuje stale pfi zdra
vi, dodavaje Jim silly a chuti k
jidlu. A my chceme prodavati
svym zakaznikum jen to nejlep
ST." JIM lekarnici a obchodnl-
ci S leky jsou tehoz nahledu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
TRACEDIE v BLAZINCI.

22-leta chovanka statniho L.
stavu, jez pred tim nez-li Sc il
dostalo smutneho pohostinstvi
bydlela v els. 3844 zap. 80. ul.
ucinila vcera sama konec III
votu v noci Sc v cele obesila.
Jak vypravuje doktor lstavu,
dr.. L. w. Yule pokusila Sc ne
st'astnice o sebevrazdu jiz ne
kolikrate. Pred tydnem sc w.
rvala strazcIm a snazila Sc
ovsem marne skonciti zivot.
Jest arci podivno, ze podobny
pacient jest ponechan bez do
zoru, tragicka udalost jest no.
wynn dGkazem, jak podobnym
nstavim jest treba pronika-
vych reforem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
AMERICAN VYPRAVl O
ROZMACHU PRACE.
v NEMECKU.
! Chvali i republiku Cesko-
slovenskou.

Nemecke tovarny zasilaji W.
robky svoje zavodGm americ-
kym a dGsledek toho jest, re
Sc Nemecku pracuje plnou
parou, kdezto kominy tovaren
zdejsich nedymaji ma d6kaz,
re "nenf prace". TAX vypra-
vuje pravnik w. C. McCul-
lough, last Robinwood ave-, v
Lakewood, jenz Sc prave vratil
manzelkou z cesty pc Evro-
pc, "a ktere navstivil take
Prahu.
"Nasledkem stlacene hodno-
ty nemecke marky krone to-
no pom6rne LEVINE prace, shle-
davaji americke, anglicke a
skandinavske firmy -prospes-
nejsim objednavati potreby v
Nemecku ponechavati donna.
ci zavody v necinnosti. MluviI
jsem jednim Anglicanem
jenz otevrene pravil, re jehc
firma nechava tovary zhotovo.
vati v Nemecku a opatruje je
pax znamkou "Made in Ire
land, vypravel Cullough, kite
ry dodal, re jej pfekvapilo
jak V porazenem Nemecku pri
klada ruku k dilu muz zens
ba deti, kdezto v zemich sou
sednich sc zahostila nezamest
nanost. O osvobozene mas
vlasti Sc zminuje velice po
chvalne, vypravi, ze lid Sc zds
byti nejst' 'astnejsim ma cell
zemi. V state Ceskoslovensken
Sc zahalelo pry take malo a ce
~ narod jest hrd ma svoii no
YOU republiku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
POLsTf ROLNfCI Sc CINf.

Varsava, 25. kvetna. = Ze-
medelsky polsky Trad ozna-
mule parlamentu, re "a sveto-
We valky 100000 akrd poll
bylo armadami udupano i j.
max poskozeno, Cd kterezto do
by polsti rolnici zvelebili pet
miliond akru pozemkd, ktery
Jest jiz k osevu pine pf.ipraven,
Almericti Polaci zakoupili kra-
janum svym We stare vlasti We
like mnozstvi traktoruG, pomo-
ci kterychz zemedelska rekon-
strukce dala sc uskutecnit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
SLAVNOSTNf SCHUZE c. S.
p. S. v CESkO-AMERIC-
KE SIM MA QUINCY.

Po etyrech letech pasobeni
oslavi jeden z nejmladsfch ia
du c. S. P. S. Buckeye {. 235
uvedeni steho elena j stoprve-
no. Uvadeni spojeno bude S
odevzdanim vlajky Narodnlm
Hlavnim Radem, "a kterez pri-
lezitosti promluvi k clenstvu
snaziveho Radu pfedni cinov-
nici teto nasi velke organisace,
K vyznamnemu aktu jest IVA
no clenstvo vsech Radu. Zaca-
TEX jest O 2. hod. odp.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
SMRTELNE ZRANEN "a MA.
VSTEVY KOLECU.

Ma hasicskou stanici V Steu-
benville, O., dostavil sc vcera
jisty muz, jenz Sc pfedstavil
jako Francis Williams, takto
kolega hasic z Clevelandu cd
1. stanice, ktery prave nastu-
puje nekolikadennni dovole-
nou. Prave "a rozhovoru dan
byl pozarni signal domnely
clevelandsky hasic jel k ohni
spo1u. Pozar byl celkem ne
patrny, po prijezdu ma stanici
pomahal ochotny Cleveland'an
pri oisteni stroje. Pojednou
vybuchla nadrzka obsahujici
as so gallonG lucebnin a vsich-
nj domaci hasici unikli zraneni
krone hosta, jenz byl zle po-
palen a uderen kusem kovu do
hlavy, tax re sotva zivotem
vyvazne. Ma zpravu sem "a
slanou nemohli drednici pozar-
niho Department. zjistiti, ze
by byl v jeho sluzbach hasic
podobneho jmena. U crane
hobo nalezena armadnf pro-
pousteci listina, jez vykazuje,
ze WilliamsGv domov jest V
New Castle, Pa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
Ma VYLET DO NEW YORKU

Pan b. Holub, reditel CHI
neckeho oddelenl, odjizdi Ii
ira odpoledne do New Yorku
k prohlednuti parolode "Be-
regancia". Preplavni spolec-
most pozvala vsechny zastupce
We statu Ohio, takze pfitomno
j;ch bude as 80. Vsichni IA
stupci preplavni spolecnosti
budou ma, lodi pohost6ni. Pan
Holub Sc vrati do Clevelandu
We stredu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
SOUD PROTI KU KLUX KLANU.

Dayton, O., &C. kvetna. Zadna schdze Ku Klux Klanu
nebya dnes vecer konana Dayton Vudcove o
nadseni uspechem docenym Canton uvtani by bo pro-
estu kdyz vtrh do Dayton Behem dne protesty stavay
stale hasites kdyz odprc organsace zvede
nj komsa nemni zameziti schzi Memorial
Hail. vasnene okresem obrat soudy skutecn6
Snedker vda zapoved kterou Zakazuje Ku Kux Ka
konat schze nejenom Dayton, ale celem okreu Mont
zapoved ma byt jednano cervna do kerez do
by vudcove Klanu dani jsou pod zaruku $500 kaady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
SNfzENf CEN v EUCLID
BEACH PARKU.

DIE majitele tohoto skutecne
krasneho vyletnfho m1sta bu-
dou V dnesni zahajovacf den
vsechny lonske ceny "a vstu-
penky zabavnich atrakci sni-
zeny ma polovinA Park byl O.
praven, porizeny diva move
vchody a venovana pozornost
hlavne 1prave zahradnicke, po
Tfzeno take move oploceni, ac
Sc jinak zadneho vstupneho
nevybira.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
PRVNf LETOSNf VYLET.
Strelecky Klub Slapnicl

Stfelecky Klub Slapnicka
"nacne" letosni vyletni sezonu
prvnim vyletem, Ultra v nede-
Ii O polednach spolkovou W.
chazkou do zahrady p. Capka
ma vych. II. ul. Kdo chces po
dlouhe zimni dobe pookfati
trochu ma zdravem vzduchu,
vytahni Ultra, v nedeli' sebou,
Ma vyletnim miste ucinkovati
bude kapela Sdruzeni Ceskych
Hudebnlku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27

WARD ZNOVA We VEZENL.

White Plains N. Y. 26 kv6tna. --W Walter S. Ward mi
sopfedseda velkopekaTske my enz pfiznal zaTelen
Clarence Peterse dvesho namofnika kery ie vyral
ohrozova eho zvot tesl nes svobode ale enom
kratkou dobu Bylo to behem proednavani zdost tax
zvane habeas corpus pred rajskym soudcem Youngen
kdyz tyz zadost zamt by Ward zatGen do
vezeni Jeho obhajci oznam ze odvoaji rozhodnuti
soudce Younga
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
OPETNE CERNOCH LYNCOVAN.

Waco, Tex, 26 kvetna. Cernoch iehoz im6no nenl
znamo asi 23ety by zabit obydl p Margaret ayesov6
kdyz ato ei zotozla ako muze enz il prepaid Gtvrek
zab ejho spoecnika Harolda Boltona nmz
tomobu 81 vyjea Take il chte pry zab avsak zbraf
selhala pax zachrana 1t6kem Cernoch by sedn-
krate selen obyd otce pi Hayesove hava rozbia
pax dovecen names kde konany pfiprvy eho upeni
'Tomu vsak policie zabrania.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27

"KuchaTka .spalila ob6d. Ne
spokojil bys Sc hubickou?"
"Zatracena holka, Ale tax
il zavolej."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
RODINNA TRACEDIE..

Baltimore 26. kvetna. - RozzuTen mad m ze zena ieho,
kterou pred tyny podaa zalobu rozvod
Lloyd Addison 52ety zastfel dnes p Addsonovou pax
vlastn zivo konGl obyd sve svakrove tomo Ad-
Olson byl spoien veternsklm fadem Mashingtone
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-27
VYPRAVA SVAZU CESkYCH
KATOLiKU v PRAZE..
Kabelogram Ceskoslovenske Tisk Kancelafe
Praha, 25. kvetna
Katolicka vvprava pfiiela We

Praha, 25. kvetna. - Katolcka vyprava pfea sTe-
du Byla pfvitna zstupc vady Ceskosovensk6 Narodni
Rady, zastupc metropolitan kapoly Masarykovy Academic
Prace
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
MARY GARDEN OUT.

Mary Garden, after a year of di-
recting the Chicago Opera Company
has decided that her place is with
the artists, not over them" Ac-
.cording to her own statement, she
was asked by Harold Mccormick to
act as director for one year. The
year is now up, and new manage
ment has taken over the opera com
|pany. Its president, Samuel insult,
has asked her to remain in that
position, but she has declined the
honor, saying, MY fighting spirit
tells me to stay, but my reason bids
me to 60"
Thus Mary shows her good Amer
lean common sense. AS an artist
she has an assured place. Had she
not been an artist, she probably
would have made a great success as
an executive. But it is practical
impossibility for one person to be
at the same time in the ranks and
in charge of the same ranks.
Mary is now free to sing, and to
accept outside concert engagements.
The opera company can engage a
director who is an executive with
ont singing voice, and peace will
doubtless reign.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-05-01
TACT OF WOMEN.

Women are notably tactful in So
cial life. II appears that they can
be tactful, too, in public life, not
Wlthstandins the record of a GER
tain public Englishwoman who re-
Gently condescended to enlightep
Americans on things in general
The present reference is to LADY
Aston, formerly Nancy Langhorns
OF Virginia. Asked her opinion
about Margot Asquith, she replied:
Il am not going to discuss Mrs
Asqulth or any other individual.
All can say is that she is no more
a typical, average Englishwoman
than she is typical, average Amer
lean woman. / might say she is
unique, and ] would not be far
wrong"
Which reminds one somehow Of
the college president who, when
asked his opinion Of an unpopular
and Intellectual young professor OF
celebrated lineage, replied:
Professor Blank is the son Of
ms father and the grandson of his
grandfather
Lady Aston has been called the
most popular woman in England +"
and her combined intellieenee tai
ana sporting spirit make the dis
JUNCTION quite credible. AS a sort
OF national guest she is a welcome
feiief after the bitter critic whom