davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20

PRODA Sc velmi pekny SOU
bor do jidelny, do loznice a do
parloru, nekolik kulatych sto-
III a zidli do jidelny, move ze-
lezne postele, pera, matrace,
dresser, sifoner, library still,
'houpaky, Sicl stroj, detsky ko-
carek, postylka, vacuum clea-
ner, kombinacni kamna, plyno-
va kamna, vyhrevni kamna
na plyn a uhli, kabinet do ku-
chyne a jine veci vemi LEVINE.
Dovazka zdarma. Haste sc v
" {. 4313 Clark Ave. 1O-21
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MATTEL POTREBUJE Pc

NlZE v obchode a proto je nu-
cen prodat majetek blize Full
ton Rd. Denison Ave. Dim
je O peti pokojich, koupelna,
elektrika, velky sklep, p1da,
pekna pore, driveway garaz,
ulice dlazdena. Cena $4500,
hotove $1,000. Haste sc {.
1892 w. 48. st. Tel. Hemlock
COL J. 1O-21
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc BYT 0 4 svet-
nicich, vSe zarlZeno "up-to-
date, blize Rapid Transit ka-
ry. O bliZSi informaci sc hle-
ste els. 1868 E. 145 St. z
KinSman Rd. 1O-21
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STARSf ZENA hleda misto la
ko hospodyne k dvema panum
aneb do menSl rodiny. Haste
Sc V els. 3199 E. 1870. ul. z
Kinsman Rd. 1O-21
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PRODA Sc .dobfe zarizeny
grocerni obchod, kde je trzba
pouze "a hotove. Dobre mi
sto pro Cecha neb Slovaka. A
dresa sc .sdeli v adm. t. listu.
1870
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PRODA Sc mlekarna, pri pro-
deji 13O gallonu mleka denne.
+Pri6ina prcdeje domaci ne
shody. Adressa Sc sdeli all
minstraci t. !. 1O-2
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PRODAJf Sc diva domky ma
jednom lote, jeden je dvouro-
dinny. Cena $500. Blizsi Sc
sdeli V elsie 8016 Amos Ave.
1924
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PRODA Sc pekny lot, 4Ox2OO
na vych. 135. ul. blize Union
Ave. Bude-li prodan do 2 ty-
dnu da Sc "a S1O5O.OO. Hla-
ste sc u Atlas Finance CO. els.
5454 Broadway ptejte Sc ma
r. Kohouta. 1O-20
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod -prodejem skolnich ~po-
treb bllze velke skoly, naleza
Sc v els. 1888 Addison Rd.;
tydenni prijem kol $500, ma
lem $25 mesiGne. Blizsi sdeli
sc els. 1921 E. 55th St. po S.
hod. vecer. 1O-20
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod s. prodejem skolnlch po-
tfeb, blize dvou velkych skol.
Da Sc Ia $500. Haste Sc els.
159OS St. Clair ave. Vezmete
Nottingham karu. V tomto
obchode sc trzi tydne pres
$500. 10-21
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vi meZl franOu VlnOnfaQy,
az to bude vse zastaveno, pG-
jdou stavitele sem. A MONA,
re Sc dockame, kdy domy no.
vych ulic budou sahati az k Vr-
To pole pry je ma pro
dej."
"To Sc vi, pro stavitele, kdo
toho dovede vyuziti.
"Ne zrovna hned pro stavite-
lie. Niue to koupiti, kdo ma
trochu penez pohotove. Penize
ty byly by jiste dobre ulozeny,
nesly by slusny urok."
"Coz deti, povoznici a pra-
dleny musi tn neco z mista pla
titi?" S jemnou narazkou ST.
decnym smfchem ptala Sc pant
Lindova.
"Ano, chci to pole koupiti, a
az je koupim, posadis Sc sem
vzdy rano budeS vybirati po-
platky. Co vybereS, to vsecko
bude tvoje," Sc stejne srdec-
nym smichem oplatil Linda
vtip sve zene. "Tak to neni, Fa
nusko. Pocital jsem to jiz a wy
pocetl, re "a diva, "a tri roxy
by Sc mi tn kapital zdvojnaso-
bill"
"Neni prece mono, re bys
Sc vazne zabyval koupl toho
pozemku, vzdyt' tomu nerozu-
mis-"
"Kdybych kupoval pole pro
pestovani obili, dial bych ii "a
pravdu, re tomu nerozumim. A
lie toto neni pole, to je poze-
mex, ktery musi byti "a cas- po-
hlcen ruchem stavebnim. Potre
buji jen videt, co. Sc kol dele,
witt tuzku a pocitati - me-
byl by to zly obchod. Ia pet
tisic dostal bych "a cas- snad de
set tisic."
"Coz kdybys nedostal ami sve
penize zpet?"
"Neprodam to lacino, nemu
sim prodati, mann pfece svOje
zivobyti."
"A kdybys zemrel?"
"Jsi tn ty, vzdyt' mas ro
yum"
'"Hovorlme tax uz, jako by
byl pozemek koupil."
Sam jsem Sc tomu small, al,
nyni soudim jinak. Pricinim sc
abych to policko koupil.'
"Jsi-li presvedcen, re tim ri
skas, kup to. Byla jsem vzd.
ma strane TIVE, jednalo-li Sc
vazny pocin. Nebude-li poze
mex vice stati, neZ jak rikaS
ltClik name pohotOve. Jsou tt
uspory a Wis sam nejlepe, c.
prace, namahy potu te stale
vim, re bys ty uspory nevlozi
do pochybne spekulace a odpu
! sits mi, re jsem sc tomu driv
smala."
Zamerili ku Kravlnu, tar
re posedi pri vojenske hudbe
k veceru re projdou Sc Kama
skou zahradou, nez pujdou dc
mi.
Byl priiemny, teply vece
Slunce uz zaSlo, ale nikomu S
nechtelo domn. do dusnych |
lie. V Kravine kolkolem lid
jako much a V kanalske zah1
de vSude hlucno veselo.
. Lind6va rodina velne Sc ub
rala k domovu.
Linda cinil navrh, kdyz
tax hezky Il teply vecer, ably
pridali ieste pulhodinku k pr
chazce pod kosatymi stron
na osvetlenych peSinach, a
Petrik chtel domu.
Zapomnel pry pfi uloze I'D
lat puntik Ma konci.
Linda vedel, re toho bude q
vic, proto zamerili k domovu
Nedaleko Pstrosky vyno.
sc proti MIN Nyvald.@
| ZasalutOval hned sc obra
k Lindovi.
"Uz jsem to vyiednal. Ia p
tislc. Kdyz sc budete drzet, d
II etapoto IN lacin6ii Ta va
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DUN, PRAZDNY, k nasteho-
vani, tiche ulici u vych. 55.
ul. kary, Z svetnic, koupelna.
velky sklep, elektrika, plyn, u
lice dlazdena. Velka lace "a
$4.40O. Postaci $500 a nstal-
nj iako najem. The Atlas Fl
nance Co., 5452 Broadway. -
Ptejte Sc ma Ferd. Stukbauera.
10-21
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PRODA Sc grocerni stor, ro-
hovy, budova je dvourodinna,
jeden byt peti pokojich a
druhy sesti pokojich, tez ga
raz. Blizsi Sc sdeli v {. 2117
w. SO. ul. mezi Madison Ave.
a Lorain Ave. 1928
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PRODA Sc dunn S dvema Sto-
ry a 8 pokoji ma zapadni stra-
ne, ulice dlazdena. Cena $3.50
= mensi castku hotove, ostat-
nj na lehke splatky. Haste Sc
V els. 14717 Kinsman Rd. :?
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PRODA Sc ukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, dobre Sc vyplacejici, pri
tydni tribe kol $3.50. Blizsi sc
sdeli V els. 4118 vych. 131. ul.
1921
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PRIJMOU Sc delnici ma ko-
pani stok. Haste sc u Karla
Rlzicky, plumbarskeho kon-
traktora, v els. 47O9 Lester A.
We. 1920
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
ma Broadway, vedle obchodu
Fisher Bros, nejlepsi misto v
Newburgu. Dobra trzba a do
bre Sc vyplacejici. Blizsi Sc
sdeli V els. 84O2 Hough Ave.
1870
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PRODA Sc pekny dunn o 6ti
,pokojich, vse moderne zarize-
no. Haste sc v els. 1881 E.
las. St. (?)
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/ E N A
ROMAN -
Napsal DR.. J. L. Hrdina.
= ROMAN

boj. Pet tisic, skoro cele jme-
nj hotove, usporene, coz kdyz
Sc plan nezdari?
Coz kdyz podnikatele sc pro
tt nemu umluvi? Musi Jim pax
prodat pozemek "a cenu, KITE
rou oni urci. A coz kdyz to me-
koupi Linda? Koupi to jiny, wy.
della snad tisice a potion 81 Lin
da bude chit vycitky. Opatrno
sti nezbyva - kdo Sc boji, ne
vyhraje = lepSi hrst jistoty,
nez pytel nadeje = odvaznym
Stesti preje - co 81 z toho ma
clovek vybrati? Mali podrzet
81 uspory, jez jsou jedinym jme
MIN jeho rodiny - ci ma kou-
pitt ten pozemek? - Vzdyt'
ma i v tomto pripadu stale ma
zreteli svoji rodinu, jiz posve-
til vsechnu praci svoji.
"Kdo byl ten clovek, Pavle?"
ivytrhla pani Lindova sveho mu
! re myslenek.
| "Nyvald, byvaly stavitel =
vypravel jsem ii O nem."
"Nejak jsi Sc no zalekl."
''Nevim. Ale prekvapilo mne
re uz Ultra mann ten pozemek
koupiti."
"Nemusis kdyz nechces, ne
kupuj to. Myslila jsem, re to
tvym umyslem a pranim, ale
takovou obet', ktera by tt pri-
nesla Ease move starosti, nesmi
me ma tobe zadati."
Skutecne. Druhy den dopo.
ledne prisli k Lindovi diva hra.
natl chlapici. Slyseli pry, ze
by Linda koupil jejich dedi-
ctvi, tam ten pozemek.
"Nu, zminka tom byla, ale
bud'te tax laskavi pfijd'te
Ultra. Ones nebyl jsem ma tc
pripraven, mimo to mann nut.
nou praci. Prijel cestujici fir.
my, ktera mi dodava VINO vec
media Sc odlozit.p,
| Odesli.
i Linda 81 Easel do bytu pro
svrchnik a klobouk q znOvu Sc
vydal ma pout' tam k te pusti
ne. Nevidel tam mic lepsiho nei
vcera. Zkoumal, uvazoval =
chtel sc rozbehnouti k zname
mu staviteli, ably pOradil, alt
rozmyslil 81. Stavitel nevi, IL
pozemek je ma prodej, porad
- nekupovat a koupi to sam
| Kdyz sc vracel k domovu, "a
: hledl Nyvalda. Nevyhnul Sc mi
7 Linda, sam k nemu bezel.
"Uz byli u vas," povidal N.
: valid, "odkazal jste je ma ri
/, trek. Mel jsem co delat, ably n
, sli uverejniti ornament V now
D mach, re prodaji pozemek. Kul
+, ta by NELL jako much. To
pax muzete oznamitl sam. II
: ira prijdou, netrat'te ami slova
ami hodiny casu, je TIL ctrnac
stavebnich mist - kdyby byl
n kazde jen DO tisicovce'
a ga vas tedy poslechnu, al
/ neco mi vysvetlete. Proc pray
) mne sc tax starate? Vzdy
mate dosti znamych!'
:. "Vidite, diva dny jsem chod
e DO Praze, chodil Cd znameho
l. znamemu, aby mi nekdO puJc
u petku ma cestu ma venek, KID
a kynula mi stovka "a praci je'
neho dne. nikdo mi ami neodp'
l. vedel. Wy iste mi jediny yyp'
mohl, &C iste re mne, doku
Ie jsem byl bohacem, nemel a.
81 grose. Tou petkou Jsem vyd
D. lal stovku, osatil jsem Sc,
~ bych mohl mezi lidi a budu p1
lie ccvat, neni mic platno. Pro sci
nemohu pracovat, budu prac
e vati aspon pro jine. Kupte tt
pozemek. Nesmlouvejte. I
81 jsem mohl, uz jsem smluv
/. Chteli sest tislc, "a pet tislc.
I'll dali. A hned k notafi, hned
psat a zaplatit."
til "Prijd'te k nam dnes, pal
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PRIJME Sc bushelman. Hla-
ste sc V els. 14045 Nicholson
Ave. V Lakewood, O. 10-21
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PRODA Sc krejcovska dim

PRODA Sc krejcovska dina
Ma cisteni a opravovani satstva,
kde Sc della cistych az $50 ty-
dine. NaleZa Sc V els. 81 Ar
cade. Kratke hodiny Tez
prodam doutnikafsky otchod
S prodejem skolnlch potreb.
Zavolejte telefonem Lincoln
1916 aneb navstivte Mr.. Elmer
mana els. 1921 E. 55th ST.,
mezi 5. a 6. hodinou vecer.
ll-2
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Druhy den Linda uzavrel

Au POucpSdIll SIIllOuVy Sci 81
ce smele, ale prece Sc stisnenou
mysli. Bylo to poprve v jeho Ii
vote, kdy vydal sumu penez -
ma jeho pomery sumu ohrom-
nou, "a neco, kde by i dobry
ipoctar mohl Sc pfepocitati.
Cestou k domovu vracel sc s
kapsou lehkou, ale zaroven S
tax lehkou mysli, jakoby byl
podepsal kvitanci ma nenadale
velike dedictvi.
PAM Lindova obavala Sc, re
muz jeff bude rozrusen, snad
re Sc bude trapiti mad tim kro
KEN, ale vidouc jej veseleho,
sama jej tesla, schvalovala, je
no vykon a vsf moznou smesi
,, dtechy a nadeji, jake re kras-
' ne RUE vyrostou Jim tam ca
sem ma tom rozrytem uhoristi,
snazila Sc udrzeti jej pri vesele
a klidne nalade.
Starry komisar, sotva re k We
ceru vchazel do kramu, hrozi]
vyznamne ma Lindu prstem.
"Doslechli jsme Sc divnych
veci o vas!" ...
"Nu?"
| "Jsme vam malymi pany, dro
botinou, chcete zatociti mezi
pany vyssi."
! "Nechapu, pane komisari. .
"Mate uz dost penez, chcete
zanechati obchodu, jinak byste
nekupoval pozemky ma staveh'
nj mista."
| ''Uz je to rozhlaseno?"
"Asi ma peti mistech jsem {
tom slysel. Ale predrazil jste
to, pfiteli.
! Linda sc ulekl.
ga patnact tisic je to dra
he, povidal jeden stavitel."
;, Linda 81 oddechl. Ovsem, "a
patnact tisic by to bylo drahe
ale "a pet tisic --
! Linda zamlcel, zac poZemel
koupil.
! Reel lidske udelali z pet
patnact - take je to k nece
mu dobre. Budou sc domnivat
lide, re Linda ma hodne penez
/ kram Sc pocal plniti, pricha
zeli znami, prichazeli taci, ktt
ri dosud obstaravali nakup zb'
III jinde. Jeden prisels gratula
} ci, druhy teprv sc sci dovedet
, neco positivniho a kdo prisel '
: nevedomosti, odnasel odtud no
vinu.
PAN Linda koupil pozemel
: ma celou radu domu."
: A prestrelOvalo sc jako vsu
de pfi takove oslavne udalosti
i Nekdo docela tvrdil, re Lin
da zakoupil vsecka pole kolen
: Kravina a jako kupni cena
| peti tisic stoupla V chvili v lid
skych ustech ma patnact, tax
veceru vypravelo Sc padesat
:, tisicich, jez Linda dnes "a pc
zemky dal..
: A Linda sc small, jakoby by
, v maskarnim plesu.
i A toho Ease lide sOudil
: kde obchode ~blahobyt, tar
!, re vzdycky dobre zbozl, poet
t va vaha a ma nejake zrnko ka
0 wv re sc nehledi.
X tomu prisla udalost jim;
e JeSte malichernejsi vsedne.
e 81, nez byla koupe rozryteh
kousku pole.
Starry komisar Sc tu odpuldn
II zastavil.
k "Vcera byl tab ma ty mas
IL losy," povidal Lindovi, I'D
e tam dolu, do Prahy, ukazte,
II 81 zapjSu cislo vaseho losu
} podivam Sc, zdali jsme vyhr;
} liz
d "Abych postal nekoho V;
IL NIL" small Sc Linda, ''vysla-li n
E hlavni vyhra, sam byste to n
a pobral." "
"a 'To je pravda, hlavnl wynn
'e representuje psaci stul. Ami OK
o. bychom tn vyhru neunesli." T"
-.
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PRIME Sc:

PRIJME Sc zkuseny krejci a
hotovitel limcu. Haste Sc V
{. 1853 Ontario ul. V Engineers
Bank Bldg. 3 dvere. 1O-21
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DROBNE
OMAN K Y.

STARSt ZENA hleda misto o.
patrovat ditky v okoli Broad.
way. Haste sc v els. 5651 f.
so. st. z Fleet Ave. 1913
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PRODA Sc velka ibudova ma
Kinsman Rd. BlizSi sdeli A.
Doskocil, 14717 kinsman Rd.
e?
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod vedle verejne skoly, do
bfe jdouci, pricina prodeje j.
ne zamestnani. Haste Sc v {.
1858 Buckeye Rd. 1913
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc plynovy vyhrivac
"a levnou cenu $500. Haste
Sc u Mrs. REM, 431O Broad
way. lO-23
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15

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l. a THE NEWS-TIMEGS, hereby agree 10
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this Line
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Hughes and Harding to
Receive Wiedfeldt Soou
German Ambassador in Wash.
ington for First Time Since
February l3. 1917

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The Ger
man Embassy housed German Ambas
sador to-day for the first time since
midnight February 13. 1917. when
Count Won Bern storff. with the pass
ports which had been handed him by
the State Department, left Washington
to sail for home. DR.. Otto Wiedfeldt
the new ambassador, arrived at tn.
embassy late last night. having come to
Washington from New York, where he
landed last Saturday.
d., Wiedfeldt got into communca-
ton with the State Department officials
to-day and arranged for his presenta
tion to Secretary Hughes within p day
or two He also will be presented to
President Harding aoon.
It. is probable that among the first
subjects to receive the ambassador $
attention will be tho negotiation with
Secretary Hughes of treaty to pro-
vide for the appointment of a mixed
commission to adjust the claims G Ger
man and American citizens, respective
ly, for damages during the war.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
School to 1ct on Wood's
Request for Lenre TO-f}n,

PHILADELPHIA. May 10 Action on
the request of Major General Leonard
Wood for an extension Of his leave Of
absence by the University of Pennsyl-
vania probably will be taken to-mor-
row by special committee appointed
by the trustees to consider the matter
General Woods cabiegram forward
cd by Secretary Weeks to-day had not
reached Senator George Wharton Pep
Per at late hour tonight. The SEN
ator, who was at the Republican head
quarters receiving returns from to-
days primary election, said, however.
that the message might have been sent
to his home None of the other trus-
tees of the university could be reached
tonight. but 1t was stated officially at
the institution that the matter had
been left in the hands of special
committee which probably would take
II UP tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
france Cuts Expenses,
But Raises War Items
Army and Navy Provisions In.
creased 557, 100000 France
Over 1922

fARls, May 16 (By The Associated
tressl.--The French budget for 1898
submitted to Parliament to-day by The
government, provides for expenditures
amounting to 23,lSO. 900, 900 francs, with
receipts amounting to- only 1925. 600.
200 francs, Of which 1850, 900 oOc
would be derived from tho sale OF war
stocks. taxes on war profits and other
temporary resources.
Inc budget provides that the dcfci.
OF "'9oc,ooo,O0o francs shall be raised
through loans. This deficit represents
approximately tho interest paid on
money advanced by Franco for repars-
t'ons expenses chargca Bile to Germany
ror EXPENSES the budget provides
l'ooo.ooo000 francs less than in 1922.
Both the war and navy provisions
are increased over this years budget
we former by 25A,0oO.oOO francs and
me ~, latter by 323 900 900 francs.
inns makes the 1929 war appropria-
uons amount to 5,i44 100000 francs.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
100000 Fire
La Chicago Laid
loLabor Thugs

strong arm" mercenaries who received
'nc'r orders, he added, from three of
me leaders now under arrest.
Inc same merccnarics, it was said,
mad been used to irtimidato both union
men and contractors. their leaders. it
was declared, collecting tribute from
both SIDES while posing as labor lead
ers. 1t also was charged that thoy had
engineered robberies, the proceeds be-
ing used 70 finance the reign OF gun
and bomb terrorism which eliminated
IN the Staying Of the two policemen.
Big Tim Murphy. one Of the labor
mon under Indictment. ii was pointed
out by Edwin ". Sims, president of
the Chicago Crime Commission. was
recently convicted of having taken pa rt
in 100000 mail robbery and was
sentenced to the pcnitentiary for five
years. Murphy was out on bail pend
ing an appeal to the Supreme Court
when arrested last week.
Inc fire tonight recalled threaten
ing letters received last week BY AS
slstant states Attorneys warning them
that il Nader. Big Tim Murphy and
Cornelius CCon'O Shea were not re-
leased fires would be started in build
lnEs under construction The letters
set the time limit for the release at
last Saturday.
lnvestlGation of the fire showed that
1t had been started simutaneouslv in
several places and had been preceded
by the explosion of bomb. Two
women in on adjoining apartment
building told the police they were
warned by ? man shortly before the
FIRE was discovered that the next build
ing soon would be in flames and that
they should fee
Get out quick. this building is coins
to burn. You'll hear an explosion in q
minute. To hell with the Lands
award the man shouted to Mrs Mary
Corbett. after calling her TO the door Of
her apartment. He then hurried to the
apartment Of Mrs. Frances Choate. wife
Of an official Of the Sears Rocbuck
Company. and repeated his warning.
Mrs. Choate was bewEldcred by his
words and asked him to repeat them.
In answer he attempted to kick her and
then fed.
Squads OF patrolmen armed with
rifles were rushed to the building and
a search begun for the man.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

porate powers VIXEN they adopted by
law in October, 1921. under which they
expelled Walter Fsirchld from mem
hc-shp in the church. Mr.. Fairchild
is a lawyer ond acted in that capacity
for Mrs. Augusta Il. Stetson, who quit
the First Church. following contro-
versy. The lawyer said his expulsion
was due to his professional services to
Mrs. Stetson and also because he was
one Of her loyal supporters.
II think" said Justice McAvoy, "that
the bylaw under consideration is fully
authorized b. the defendants corpor-
ate powers and is adapted to proper
exercise Of restraint of the members
orthodoxy and while plaintiff can in
sist that his civil property right. as an
individual or citizen shall he deter-
mined according to the law Of the land
his relations, right and obligations aris-
ing from his position as a member If
this religious body may only he deter
mined according to the laws and pro.
ccdure Of that body
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

Washington negotiations arc TO be q
success or failure.
The Chilean plan, it is understood
- to present either tomorrow or on
thursday proposal that the question
o' fuiHl!ing the Tacra- Africa article Of
Shs Ancon Treaty be debated at once
"hat form Peru's reply will take was
not revealed tonight. but it is known
mai mai the Peruvian delegation came to
Washington hopeful that the confer
ence would result In broad resdjust-
ment or the whole problem Of the
racing and convinced that the treaty
pfovisio3 for plehiscite in Tacna
afica never could be fulfilled under
present conditions.
Bolivia Renews Application
Bohvia's interest also is in com
prehenslvc adjustment Of the previous
settlement, to which she vas party
fhe bolivian government sought un-
successfully to be admitted as a mem
hcr or the Washington conference on
the ground that she was directly al.
fected, Her renewed effort fer recor-
milton of these interests WAS made to
night in tho form Of q statement BY
Alberto Gutierrez, former Foreign
Minister. who is here as an unofficial
observer for his government
Neither the Chilean nor Peruvian
delegates would comment on the new
move by Bolivia, 1t was recalled, how.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
M. Z. Church Fights Divorce

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, May IS (By
The Associated Press The commit
tee on temperance and special service
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
(South) announced completion to-day
of report condcmning what is re-
garded as an abnormal and unwar-
rantcd increase in the amount of di-
vS,orce vorce and spec'fyinsa among other
things. that before officiating at a
wedding where one Of the parties is
divorced, the minister shall obtain a
written statement as to the reason for
the decree.
The church. it was stated, will con-
tinue to recognize only one ground for
divorce e-unfaithfulness on the part OF
either husband or wife.
Dr.. J. f. Dickey. of Griffin, Ga, and
Dr. w. B. Beauchamp, of Nashville,
Tenn. were elected bishops. They
were chosen on the second ballot.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Forecast Now
Stormy for
Taclla Parlev
Chile to Precipita,c Issue
of Validity of tho Ancon
Treaty, While Peru Aims
at a Broad Adjusilnen,
Bolivia Demands Voice
Insists That Her Interests
Must BE Considered in
Any Pacific Settlement

WASHINGTON, May l6 (By The AS
soclatcd Prcss).-Thc ChileanPcruvian
conference, which began hero only
twonty-four hours ago amid universal
declarations of optimism, encountered
signs of unpleasant sailing to-day soon
after the two delegations came to-
gcthcr for .hcr first executive meet
ing.
Most prominent among these devcl-
opments was a decision understood 10
have been reached by the Chlcsns to
bring the bitterly debated question of
the validity OF the treaty Of Ancon
to sharp issue at the very outset of
the negotiations.
Another disturbing element was a
reiterated plea by Bolivia that her
rights and interests, as we'll as those of
Chile and Peru, must be considered in
any settlement designed TO remove
causes Cor Unrest in South America.
Each Decision Protocol
A third much discussed feature Of
the situation. generally interpreted in
diplomatic circles as an evidences Of
the unusual caution with which Peru
and Chile arc proceeding, was an agree
ment between the two delegations that
whenever a decision is reached on any
single issue it is to be embodied i'm
modiatey in a formal protocol" duly
certified and signed by both sides.
Tho purpose Of Chile to bring at once
the real issue OF the conferences to tn
surface may result, in the opinion of
diplomatic observers. in determining
in the very near future whether the