davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22

iTSL IMAM W iiO SNSl
lid such a thing
n the whole history
f major baseball.
Brad" was with
Il. Louis then and it
fas Hartford he was
pposed to.
His great feat
ame as a climax to
series OF four
autouts on four
raight days. 1t oc-
urred on July Is.
76. and long ago as
was. it gave a
me to Brad" that
IN never die in the
lemory of baseball
andom.
gF< ~. y
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22

oUIIIIIIttIy y WU-UtAsb fIINS. SIIetIVIf ,
Charity. Rice. Mostil. Sacrifices:
Johnson. Zachary. Double play:
Hodge to johnson to Sheely. Left on
bases: Chicago. s: Washington, 4.
Bases on balls: Off Zachary, 3; off
Courtney, 2: off Hodge, !. Struck
out: BY Hodge. 8. Hits: OFF Court
ney. in 2: off Hodge, in 6. Los
ing pitcher. Courtney.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22
DONOHUE TAKES
FIRST GAME Of
GOTHAM SERIES

CINCINNATI. Ohio, May 21-Barnes
was hit hard in the first and sixth
innings and Cincinnati won the first
game of the series from New York,
) TO /. Donohue kept the hits well
scattered and was given excellent
fsapport. The Giants only run re-
suited from Kenney's triple and
passed ball.
Score:
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22
Reuther Wild But
Robins Take Easy
Game From Chicago

CHICAGO. May 21.-Brooklyn hit
AIdridge hard today, driving him out
of the box in the seventh inning and
easily defeating Chicago. to f. in
the first game of the series. Reuther
was wild but managed to steady him
self in the pinches.
Score: r. II. f.
Brooklyn ... 10 100 500---S Is 2
Chicago ........ 101 900 200--4 s 5
Batteries: Reuther and Miller: AL
bridge. Osborne. Freeman and O'Far-
rell.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22

Summary: Stolen bases. Peter-
son. Fitzgerald. Burt. Lehman. Two
base hits: Crang. r. Harris. Home
runs Forney. Struck out: BY Sim
mons s: Higgins. 10. Ease on balls:
Off Simmons. i; Higgins, !. Umpires,
Mack and Singer.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22

l<Ouic wv WV i'o
Summary: Two base hits-Nichol-
son, Fournier Toporcer 90. Home
rVns--Ainsmith, Southworth. Stolen
base-Fournier. Saerifice-Fournier
Left on bases-Boston. s: st. Louis,
g. Bases on balls-Marquard (2).
Struck out-By Marquard. 5; Sher-
dell, 4.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Seattle, "a; Salt Lake, 7-9.
Vernon, 9-3; San Francisco. 7-2
Oakland, "a; Los Angeles. 81
Portland. 2-5; Sacramento, Al.
TCDAY'S GAMES
No games scheduled; teams trav-
cling,
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22

Because protests have been made
by the allies and by Germany against
the withdrawal of the American
forces in Germany. orders have been
j. sued 10 delay the return of all the
troops. There are now about 1900
United States soldiers on the Rhine.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22

The house of representa- tves in
Washington recently passed the s17,-
0D0.00o soldier hospital bill. making
Immediately available S12,000,000 for
beginning construction of institutions
in II of the veteran bureau districts.
Total Capacity of these hospitals will
be $3.50 beds.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22
Western League

At Sioux City. /; Des Moines. 6.
At omaha. fl: Denver, 6-3.
At Tulsa, 4: Wichita. s.
At Oklahoma CITY. 2: st. Joseph,
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22
{ Golf,
[ncksFiel1|
Yesterdays Results

At Riverside park
Caseys 10, Woodmen 2.
At Eastlake park
Glendale 4, Ford Greys 8.
At Mesa
Giants 9, Mesa IS.
At Tempe
Tempe 7, Scottsdale 8.
At haIstead Field
Merchants 6, Barrows Bears 10.
Al Miami
Phoenix Legion o, Miami 9.
At NoeaIes--
White Sox s, Sonora 5.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Perfect Pitcher

Speaking Of perfect pitching,
George Washington Bradley was the
.,.t,
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22

lJls4AD Il O u q bfauleS
aged 81. is a member of the Phila-
delphia police department.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22

Infantrymen in the United States
army carry nearly so pounds of
equipment
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22

The played
a follows:
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22

All rubies are not red. Violet, pink
and purplc varieties have heen found
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22
Southern Association

At Chattanooga. 4; Birmingham. :
AT Memphis, ?; Atlanta. 4.
AT Nashville, Z; New Orleans, 3.
No other games scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22
American Association

SAINTS BEAT MILLERs
Arizona republican., 1922-05-22

*Batted for j. Barnes in seventh.
81 Stated for Shea in ninth.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16

NssMa~@@ MEM Me- Ns&r @r
;teprve ma mole nalehani a pfi-
Npominani jeho povinnosti k
nam! - zes omen hrab9 Corfu
ma chtel no pronajati ku She
ii, pfi ktere on jest v1dcem a.
ktera je pilne cd policie pozo-
rovana. Hrabe no u mas poznal
a obavaje Sc, re by mohl byti
prozrazen, chtel tomu PREDICT
ii tim, kdyz vratneho podezri-
VAL" v~ypravela Eva chvatne.
"Kde nyni nalezti pravdu?
Tot pouhe obvinovani proti OBJ
vinovani," rozmyslel Sc p. Vel
hout.
"Kde?" tazala Sc Eva celia
pobourena. "Kue pravdu HE
dati? - u naseho Wredowa,
.ktery je p~ravdomluvny a YER
ny jake ZlatO.
"Odkud to Wis, smim-li Sc te
tazati?" udivene vyzvidal pan
Velhout.
"Promluv s MIN a kdyz nebu
des smysleti tax jake ia, obvin
mne samotnou jake lharku. A
lie nyni nemame mnoho casu,
tatinku, Ia hodinu pride fales-
ny hrab6 a mole odpoved' pro
nej jest priprayena. Jest stej-
ma We vsech pripadech, ale re-
knu mu pravdu! M1zes mas tai
ne vyslechnouti - ano, prosim
tie, bys k me ochrane byl mi ma
bllzku a poznas die chovani
Sc hrabete, mel-li Wredow pray
du nebo me-"
"Promluvim tedy S vratnym,
ale nikoli u TIVE pritomnosti a
budu tt ma blizku, az pride
hrabe. Postarej Sc, by Timed
| Wredow Ike mne prisel," vazne
Ipravil pan VelhOut.
Eva odebrala Sc do sveho po-
koje.
Hned ma to vstoupil Jan Wre
dow do pracovny majitele dold.
l. Rozmluva pbou muzd pana
q jeho sluhy trvala hezky dlou
no. Pan Velhout byl opatrny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16

muz. Vysledek rozmluvy byl,
re pan Velhout odebral Sc do
postranniho pokojika salonu
sve dcery, ktery byl jen portie-
rem oddelen, kdyz Sc .blizila
doba, kdy ne hrabe prijiti.
Hrabe dostavil Sc ma minutu.
Byl oblecen jeste elegantneji
nez obycejne a mala rpomeran-
cove zluta radova stuzka Edo
bila jeho frak.
Eva byla odhodlana zena, ja-
sneho rozumu, rozhodne VILE a
sebevedomi jake vsecky Ame-
rikanky, kdyz vsak spatrila iva
II V tvar tohoto muze, ktery
byl jake uhor hladky, odvazli-
w, jehoz tmave, jiskfici zraky
jake diva baziliSkove ma nj po-
hllZely a ktery Sc domnlval, by
tt jejim zenichem, ulekla Sc. ia
ko by mela pred sebou strasne-
no plaza. Mrazilo il. Nemohla
fpochopiti, jak 81 mohla jen ma
okamzik myslit, nalezeti tomu
to muzi pro vzdy - avsak ten
to cit opovrzeni vratil il sflu k
+! boji. Kdyz hrabe k nj prikrocil
~usmivaje Sc a podavaje il ru-
ku, .~nepfijala il. Pohledla pew
ne ma Spanela svyma velkyma
jasnyma ocima, take hrabe
stal Sc nepokojnym. PAX jala
Sc vsak mluviti pevnym hla.
sem:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16
ISLAM.
Plse Alois Musil.

Islam Sc zove nabOZenStvl
zalozene MuhaMmedem. Wy
znavacuIm tohoto habozenstvi
Sc rika muslimove. Styky isla-
mu s kres'tanstvim byly cetne
Nv prgych dobach ptabelske.
nSlam nehubil krest' anstvl. Dy-
thtil jedine pc moci politicke
Il dopraval krest 'anum ruZ-
nych vyznani vetsi svobody,
rcz RUNE vlady krest'anske,
Proto touzili mnozi biskupov6
krest'ansti pc nadvlade musli-
mi a velebili jejich prichod ia
10 vvsvobozeni q byzantskeho
otroctvi.
Kolem roku 1000 po Kristu
bylv styky mezi kreS any a
musiimy elm dial tim hojnejsi a
piatelsteisi. Vyboie islamu
byly doyrseny, hranice mezi
syetem islamskym a krest'an
skym peVne stanoveny. BoJo-
vaIo sc .iedine We Spanelsku,
ale by!a to drobna valka, skla-
daJici. Sc z vetslch a menslch
najezdu lednech do uZemi
druhvch, prave tax jake V A
natolii, ale nedbal toho ami
svet kfest ahsky, ami muslim-
sky. Tehdejsl Okcident Sc pro
bouzel k novemu zivotu kul-
turnimu, dychtil pc vzdelani a
.hledal u muslimu, echo donna
postradal. Muslimove byli biz
81 zridlu stare kultury. Vybu-
dovali ma nj novou kulturu j.
slamskou, nell cetne kvetouci
university, knihovny, vedecke
ustavy a re vsech zeml sveta
krest'anskeho sc hrnuli liza Je-
Itch uciliSte mladl muzove, lax
duchovnl, tax svetSti, ably sc
Il Mich vzdelali a obzor sveho
vedem rozsirill. Tyto vzaJem-
no styky kulturnl a. hospodaI-
ske prospivaly nejen krest' an
skemu Okcidentu, nybrz i mu-
sllmskemu Orleptu a byly by
.liste oba. 1plne sbllzily, kdyby
nebyl byyal muslimsky Orient
zaplaven novymi muslimy til.
reckymi, ktefi sc hrnull. &c
sticdnl Aisle.
Turecti kmenove vynikali d
Nynlkajl svou bojovnosti, tou.
hon pc nadvladc, vybojich
pleneni q prijavse islam, hla.
sail, &c plni rozkaz sveho ma,
bozenstyl, slrice ohnem a me.
Gem yiru Muhananedovu DO ce.
lem svele. Tito now apostolic.
We lslamu podryll Il rozdupal
p3Vutnl ucenl lslanske a DO
skodili nejen muslimsky ORR
cnt, nybrz j krest'ansky Okci
dent. Y muslimskem Orlentt
do.tud nebylo fanatismu nabo
zenskeho. Fanatismus politl
olV 8. a 10. stoleti zanikl /;
polslamstcni Iurci zaplavili j
slamsky svGt Sym fanatis
mem. lalall pronaaledoyat
kiest' any, boliti chfanty. niGit
nsvatna mista . zavdali tai
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16
N f Shiny,
Roman z americkeho zivota
Cd H. r. Bonina.

lynu, fOZdavaI rOZkazy a prl-
jimal odpov6di.
Byla to prave chvile, We KITE
re nebyl pro nikoho donna a
kdy nesm6l byti vytrhovan ami
svou dcerou. Musilo Sc neco
zvlastniho prihoditi, re tato
nahle sem vstoupila. Pan Vel
hopt prekvapene pohledl ma E.
WI, ukazal ma sesli, ably Sc po-
sadila, pfecetl jeste jeden pa
pirovy odstrizek, telegrafoval
a privedl do pohybu zvonicf
apparat. Ia chvilku odpovidal
stroll, re styk jest prerusen, a
pan Velhout obratil Sc ku sve
dceri.
eco Sc ~prihodilo, Evo?" ta-
zal sc zvedave.
"N6co velmi duleziteho, OF
ce. Nemohu to vsak TAX kratce
vypov6d6ti. Lituii, re jsem te
vytrhla, ale cas- kvapi! TO Wis,
! jake nad6je. 81 della hrabe Co.
gruna a re nadeje jeho podpo-
rujeme." J
"Snad Sc hrabe vyjadril, a
tvs no prijala, nenl-liz prav-
da?" nepokojne prohodil pan
Velhout.
ITO Sc stale jiz vcera vecer
a ia no odkazala ma dnesni Cd
poledne."
"A nyni myslis jinak?" ia
zal Sc lhostejne tovarnik pohli.
zeje ma telegraph stroll. "Rlkal
jsem ii vzdy, re by mi bylo mi
lejsi, kdybys VOLTA sveho man
zela z kruhu zdejsich nasich
znamych a nikoli slechtice IA
statcichs ktere snad jsou nekde
ma mesici."
"Nikoli, otce, neni tomu tax,
JeR mne vyslechni. Tyka Sc to
vSe jak mne, tax i tebe. Staia
jsem ma pokraji propasti, ma
Sc povest dobra byla by Il vsecf
vazenych lid znicena, a ia ne
vyslovne neSt'astna. Nebot' -
omen hrab6 Coruna - neni hra
betem, nybrs ~zlodejem, vud.
Gem onech zlodeju bavlny, kite.
II nyni tax velke kradeze pro.
vadeji."
Pan Velhout zbledl pri tech.
TO slovech a jeho Jenna ruka
kterou 81 pohraval S lorgnet-
tou, trasla Sc. Vzhledl ustra-
sene ia svou dceru a nebyl slo.
Va syeho mocen.
"Je to vse take pravda? Cd
kud to Wis., pracne re sebe
vyrazil.
"Od naSeho vratnehot" cd.
vetila Eva rozpacite.
"Vratny, vratny!" opakovaI
sklaman p. Velhout. "Jak pTi.
chazi ten k tomu? Odkud or
INA hrabete? Ida Sc to byt
hroznou pomluvou."
ITO neni pomluva, otce,'
rozhodne Eva popirala, ito t
chef dokazati. Vcera vecer pc
dezrival hrabe vratneho, pra
vii, re Jest to polovicni bandi
ia, zlodej a kdyz isem Sc dnes
Wedrowa ptala, odkud jej Spa
mel INA, vypravel mi all
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16
Ten muz vas INA"

Eva stale jeSte pohlizela ma
koberec a ruka jeji svirala kre-
covite strapec.
Jest to NONE. Promluvil
jednou Ike mne," zcela pokojne
odpovedel Wredow.
Phi teto jiste odpovedi, po-
hledla Eva ma mluviciho.
"Smim vedeti, co cd vas
chtel," pravila a povstala Sc
zidle.
"Tento pan nalezi k navste-
vovatelum vaseho domu, slec-
no." vyhybal Sc prime odpo-
vedi Wredow.
Tim vice jest vasi povin-
nosti, mas upozornit, nemohl-li
by snad mas dun kompromito-
vati, jak z vaSi vahave odpo-
vedi vysvita," vpadla mu Eva
do reel.
"Nechci byti udavacem, mi
lostiva slecno!" odpovedel Wre
IdOw.
"Tento pan nalezf k prate-
lum domu, a ia nemam do "a
lezitosti jeho sc misiti."
"Mnzete shad mlceti, 'kdyz
tento clovek nam NIUE skOditi,
jmeno naseho domu pokaleti?
sVzdyt' nam tim velkou sluzbu
prokazete,' zvolala Eva 1--WE,
vsecka Sc zardivajic. "A coz,
kdyz tento clovek vas .jakozto
sprosteho ziocince narkl."
"Nebojim SCI Tento clovek
Sc Dude stfeziti, mne verejne
udati! Kdyz 81 vsak slecno, pre-
jete, a mohu-li vypovedf -svou
prospect vasemu domu, budu
tedy mluviti."
"Zavdecil byste Sc velmi
menu otci a mne."
Vim jen tolik, re tento muz
neni zadnym hrabetem. Jest
to btvaly sermir a jmenuje Sc
lCoruna. Nyni jest nacelnikem
zlodeju bavlny. Jednou, kdyz
J jsem 81 hledal praci v pristave
a nemohl jsem zadneho zamest
mani dostati, navrhl mi, bych
pfistoupil k jeho "bande", re
81 mohu mnoho pence vydela-
ii. Cd toho casu jsem mnoho 0
mem slysel. Cd nedavna Jest
pine pozorovan cd policie. tax
re jeho slaya nebude miti dlou
heho trvani.' To vse vypravel
Wredow docela pokojne, aniz
Sc trochu rmozcilil.
Eva zdala sc klidne ma
slouchati. V pravde vsak mu-
sila sc podepriti o stul, ably
leknutim nepadla. Verila vse-
mu ma slQyo. V jakou zkAzu
byla by malem upadla a
tento clovek il zachranil!
Pohledla ma nej vrele.
"Budu lined mluviti $ OF
Gem! Ami nevite, pane Wre-
dove, iakou sluzbu .jste nam
prokazal,' pravila k Janoyi a
podavala mt ruku. "Mate U
mas velikou zasluhu. Poprosim
-,otce, ably Sc YAM "a to odme
Eva pravila to tax rozGilene
} ijsouc vSecka ~znicena a tako,
hlasem, re WredoW udi,
ven ma nj pohledl a byl pc
:, hnut. Patril ma nj svyma kras
nyma ocima pin soucitu kdyi
vsak videl, re mlada dana
pred Jeho pohledem Sc trasla
l uklonil Sc hluboce a opusti
'pokoj.
Pan Velhout byI We sve pra
! covn6. Byl to vysoky pokoj, je
hoz strop sestaval z tlustycf
| sklencnych desk, ktcrymi pa
: dalo svetlo ma ohromny, maha
gonovy psaci still. - Ostatn
} zarizeni pokoje bylo velmi je
| dnoduche; dubovy nabytek, bi
: ID st6ny byly ozdobeny krasn'
vyrezavanymi skTin6mi nj
: knihy, ma kterych nahore S,
~nalezalo bronzove poprsi pre-
: sidenta republiky.
G Milionaf sedel pr stole, jak'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-16

st 'anstvim V propast promeni-
~.
Snad by Sc byli Turci uklld-
nil a V islamskem svete novou
kulturu umoznili, nebyti jejich
kraiann Tataru. Cingiz Chan
|plenil a nicil cely Orient cd
|Ciny az ma Moravu. Mel Gin
|ske lnzenyry, uzival strelneho
prachu, porazel vojsko "a vol
|skem, bofil pevnost "a pevno-
|sti a ma staleti pohubil bujici
kulturu slovanskeho Ruska.
Cd Polska az pc Ural poskodil
|rusky svet krest'ansky a skoro
|cely svet islamsky. Cd Indie
az do Egypta byla kultura i
slamska znicena, kdyz +. 1868
pc Kr. tatarske hordy opano-
valy Bagdad, kulturni stredi-
lsic vychodnihO islamu. - Jiz
pred tim r. 1913 pc Kr. byla
Izasazena smrtelna rama zapa-
|dni kulture islamskou bitvou u
Las Navas de Tolosa, pc niz
padla Cordoba a rozstepeni a
zneprateleni muslimove spa
n6lsti a severoafricti Sc hubili
obcanskymi valkami.
Sotva Sc byl We stoleti Ia.
~islamsky svet pon&kud vzcho-
pill a Y Egypte. Syrii, Persii a
Indi nova strediska kulturni 81
vytvoril, byl v Is. stoleti Ia
plaven hordami Tamerlanovy-
mi, opet pribuznymi Turku.
Jak radil Tamerlan We svete
islamskem,, pochopime, uvazi-
me-li, re dial u kvetouciho me-
sta Ispahan zbudovati pyrami-
du re 10000 hlav obyvatelu
tohoto nest'astneho mista.
Zpustoseny muslimsky svet
Sc stall majetkem osmanskych
Turku. z Male Aisle pronikli
do Evropy, r. 1853 Sc usadili V
ICafihrade a We stoletl l6, jim
nalezel cely islamsky syet cd
Persie az pc Maroko a Cd Je-
menu az skoro pc Bradshaw.
Muslimsti Turci nell nejlepsi
tpechotu, neilepsi delostrele-
ctvo, byli podporovani cd nej.
|kTest ahstejsich kralu francouz
kkych a hubili sc svymi kraia,
my Tatary jak Rusko, tax Pol
sko a chteli opanovati j zem6
|nase, az konecn6 byl jejich ma
lpor trvale zlomen pomoci slo-
ivanskou pred Vidni +. 1858.
Iatlm co pusobenim ruznVch
fanatiekych kmenu tureckych
a tatarskych islamsky svet n.y.
nul, postupovala kultura v O.
mech castech Evropy, do nichz
turecke hordy nepronikly. By
la objevena Amerika, costa do
Indie kolem JIM Afriky a kre.
st ansky sv6t Sc vymanoval i z
hospodafskeho podruGf Orien.
tu. Velke cesty dopravni. spo
1ju.iioi Gnu s Evropou, vedouci
islamskym Orientem, zpustly a
Evropa 81 dovazela prameny
pro svou kulturu pc mort. Ona
postlpoyala, kdezto muslimsky
svet Sc opozd'oval a zbahno
val.
kiest'ansky Okcident Sc ne.
spokojil sym postupem a "a.
lIcal y 10. stoleti muslimskeml
Orientu oplaceti, oc Sc tentt
pokousel cd stoleti IL. Jed
MOTIVE staty evropske 81 pod
manovaly .lednu zemi MUSLIN
,skou IA druhou. Angle 81 w;
la, lndii a Egypt. Rusko prom
klo al Ia Kaykaz a do stredn
Asie, kolebky knenu tureckycl
"A tatarskych. Francie 81 pTisvo
jila scverozapadnl Afriku, I
talie severovychodnl Afriku
vsechny touzili 20 chvili, KID,
Sc budou moci rozdeliti. 0 ris
-tureckou. Tu teprve 81 1--WE
domil svet muslimsky, jak hyn'
Ia iak Dude "a nedlouho %
: r1ilonit p,ucltpan nncln,,oLo
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
sEC1s ARE FRIENDLY
PRoTEsTANTS OFFER HELP TO
PRIEST OF DESTROYED
.} CHURCH.,

Offers of buildings in which to con-
duct Catholic services have been made
to Father T. J. Farley, whose church,
that of the Sacred Heart. at Admission,
Ala, was burned last Monday. The
pastor of Grace Episcopal church, the
congregation of the Christian church,
and the commander of the local post
of the American Legion have each
volunteered the use of their respec-
tive places of worship and meeting
until Father Farley Gan make other
provision. The manager of a theater
has pledged the use of the playhouse.
In addition to these, the pastors OF
other Protestant churches have ex-
pressed their sympathy and offered
their assistance to Father Farley. He
has replied with the statement that
he is deeply touched by the express
sions of regret and the proffer of help
and accommodations for his congre
cation.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
K. OF c. IN ROME
SPORTS AND WELFARE FEA-
TURES NOW BEING
ORGANIZED.

His Holiness Pope Plus xI, follow
ing the example of his predecessor,
Pope Benedict XIV, has welcomed the
knights of Columbus to Rome.
Mr.. Hearn's first report of K. of c..
operations in Italy states that Amer
lean visitors have poured into the X.
of C. Roman headquarters at 25 Via
Marette since the Knights opened a
club and information bureau there.
The personnel is composed of war
workers who served with the A. e. f.
The club is located in premises form
erly occupied by bank. The Vatican
officials are closely cooperating with
the X. of G.. commissioner in his task
of establishing central headquarters
in Rome to radiate K. of G. American
welfare activity throughout Italy. The
club is open to all American visitors
to the Italian capital
Within the next two months it is
expected that educational and sports
features will have been successfully
introduced into Italy by the Knights
with the aid of the native clergy,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
WOMEN EXPOSE LIE OF LITTER
AcY OF LATIN-AMERl ERlcA-cosTA
RIGA SPENDS MORE FOR EDU-
CATION THAN FOR NATIONAL
DEFENSE-oTHER REPUBLICS
SHOW POSITIVE PROGRESS.

The persistent and carefully devel-
oped fabrication about the Ignorance"
of Latin-American countries was given
a hard blow at the Pan-American con-
ference of women dealing with child
welfare and education, held under the
auspices of the National League OF
Women Voters last week in Baltimore.
Among other facts which came to
light, and which caused no little sur
prise to delegates who had been prone
to accept gratuitous statements as
truths, were these:
Some Plain Truths.
Costa Rica spends more money for
education than for national defense
or for any one other department.
The most important problem that
faces Porto Rico school teachers is
the lack of moral training which was
compulsory under Spanish rule, but
which was abolished by the United
States.
Compulsory military service in Chile
is looked upon chiefly as an oppor
tunity to combat illiteracy; and by
giene, as well as elementary studies
is taught in the service.
Ecuador has made an increase in
educational facilities of 20 per cent
during the past six years, regarded as
a record among nations.
Lack of Moral Training.
THE most pressing problem con
fronting the Porto Rican public schoo
SYSTEM declared Senorita Mercede:
Sola, high school teacher of Sar
Juan, in an interview, ''is the lack o
Christian and moral training. Whel
the island was under Spanish rule thu
schools used to train the children il
good manners and good morals. Since
the United States got control OF th'
islands. all this training has been abol
ished and the residents are concerned
about 1t. Every possible means ha
been tried to have such training re
stored to the schools. We have no
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
CATHOLIC SUMMER SCHOOL
CAMBRIDGE TO HAVE COURSE ON
HOLY EUCHARIST.

A summer school of Catholic studies
is to be held at Cambridge, England,
during the last week of July. Ar
rangements have been initiated for
the holding of this course.
The success of the Catholic Biblical
Congress at Cambridge last year sug-
gested the possibility of organizing
this gathering in the same place and
along summer school lines.
The general subject to be taken up
at the summer school is to be the
Holy Eucharist. This topic will be
dealt with under it's various dogmatic,
devotional and historical aspects.
There are to be lectures on "The
Holy Eucharist in the Gospels" "The
Church." "The Holy Eucharist in the
Pre-Nicene Catacombs," with lantern
slide illustrations; ''The Holy Eucha-
rist and the Fathers" "The Holy Eu-
charist in the Days of the English
Persecution" lantern slide lecture;
Catholic Devotion to the Holy Eu-
charist," and "The Scholastic Doc
trine of the Holy Eucharist"
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SCHOOL DIRECTORS MEET
SUPERINTENDENT FROM TWEEN.
TY.EiGHT, DlocESES HOLD
GATHERING,

Vital problems, affecting the inter-
ests of hundreds of thousands of chill
dren being educated in Catholic
schools, were considered at the third
semi-annual meeting of the Superin-
tendents' Section of the Catholic Edu-
cational Association, which met at the
Catholic University last week
The present tendencies of the GER
tification of teachers in different
dioceses, the teaching of pedagogy to
seminarians and the organization of
diocesan examinations were among
the matters discussed. Superintend-
ents of schools for twenty-eight dio-
ceses were present at the meeting,
which was opened with an address by
the Right Rev. Thomas J. Shahan,
rector of the Catholic University, and
president of the Catholic Educational
Association.
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IMPORTED CHURCH ART

and valued at SIS or more per square
foot Stained glass windows that do
not meet the requirements as works
of art which have a square foot value
less than SIS are subject to tax of
sixty per cent ad valorem.
Rosaries, chaplets and similar arti-
cles of religious devotion, of whatever
material composed Except if made in
whole or in part of gold, silver, gald
plate, silver plate, precious or imita-
tion stones) are assessed duty of
fifteen per cent ad valorem, if valued
at not more than $1.25 per dozen, and
thirty per cent if valued at more than
$1.25 per dozen. Any of the forego-
ing articles, if made in whole or in
part of gold, silver or gold or silver
plating or of precious or imitation
precious stones, are assessed a duty
of fifty per cent ad vadorem.