davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
''"l' i. RnnlAsnsi ~ co !

The Pennsylvania Railroad MARY
land Division) team scored an easy
victory over Bond Company In the
Industrial League game at Pennsy
Field. last night. score II TO |.
Jim Stein, president of tho Indus
trial League. umpired tho game and
was complmented by both players and
& ms. Tho score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
WIrMTNGT

SCORE BY INNINGS
Media . ............. ! q : q n n 0--S
81 7 homas' ............. o & 2 70
Two-nase hits. Williams. Glenn Three
base hits Briscoe. Nitchie. Bsylis Douhls
plays Baylis 70 Mcf;innis 70 Rodgers
Glenn TO Weaver Left on bases 81
Thomas, z: Media. 5. stolen base. Glenn.
Sacrifice hits, McGinnis. Nevarre. HIT
bby pitched balls. Kerr, Bsylis Bases on
balls of Williams g. on Jordan. 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
Games Today and Tomorrow
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

n N II NINf y III iV = Ia
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
B-a SENIORS
Totals .................l6 % % 10
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
81 ...................... q q y y 8 , s
"A ................... = 2 3 o & N-l6
rwo-hase hits. Crooks. Thatcher. Three
base hits. butcher. Reybold. Carbon, ?:
Thatcher, Quigley. Conley. Craig, Crooks.
Sacrifices O'Donald. Weiner Reyhold
Bases on balls. OF Conley. OIL Carbon, 4
struck out by Conley, IL; by Carbon, T.
Umpire, McNaugh.
Prior TO today's game with the SAL
lies" a mass meeting was held and
the students marched TO the field, ac-
cOmpanied by the school hand.
The condition OF Len Jones, Highs
star second baseman, is somewhat i'm
proved. at the hospital it was said the
boy may leave in few days. The ac-
cident. may. however, keep the boy
away from scholastic and athletic
duties for few weekA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
TRACTION iC-.n9MPANY

du Pont protested the game with
Trump Brothers in the Industrial
League last night, claiming runner
crossed the plate in the eighth IN
ming, before the third out was made,
when Strebb tried to stretch a single
into a double. Umpire Hastings claims
he did not see the play, according 10
the managers OF both teams. The
score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
TWILIGHT RASFBAII
CALENDAR FOR WfEh
TUESDAY.
Church League.
Iix.s hixtstan


Ccokmsn vs.. Westminster
Second Division.
McCahe NJ y. ~ Scott.
Seventh Ward vs. Bankers
and brokers, Fourteenth and
Woodlawn.
Wilmington Hish VI. salesi-
snum, Eighteenth and Van
nurcn streets.
Catholic League.
So. Thomas at 81 Anno's
50 phtrick's ~ Pioneers
~ Mary's ~ Brownson
WEDNESDAY.
City League.
parksldc Va. Krohs
Seventh Ward vs Union.
Eastiake We Bankers and
nrokors
Defiance vs.. So Mary's
Edge Moor w. 81. Hcdwirs.
Wilmington High vs Goldey
College. Rockford Tower
Beacon vs New Castle HiPh
~ New Castle
Wilmington Va Brideshurg
second and du Pont.
THURSDAY.
Church League.
tlrst Division.
Second Baptist vs. BRANDY
wine
Second Division.
~ stephen rs First-Ccntral
Wilmington NH. Hatch Motors,
awny
ST. Johns vs. University OF
delaware. Newark.
FRIDAY.
Church League.
First Division.
Sc Pauls vs.. Grace. Eigh-
teenth and Van Buren streets,
9 O'Clock.
Second Division.
Bethany Va. Trinity NJ. y.
Wilmington High School We
Hnddon Heights.
Wilmington W. Hatch Motors,
Second and du l'ont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SCORES.
AMERICAN IEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, ID; Athletics, 4.
New York. z; Chicago, 5.
Detroit, 6; Boston. 2.
st. Louis, G; Washington,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg, s; Brooklyn. Z.
Other teams not scheduled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

Wilmington and Philadelphia Trac-
ton Company baseball team defeated
the American Car and Foundry nine
In free emitting contest last night At
the Rockford Water Tower, Ia to 10.
II. Demoss and Worth starred for
the winners with the stick. both col
lecting three bingles Grubb played
best for the losers. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

THE OLD GRAD SPEAKS
older graduate takes defeat OF
undergraduate who feel Just disappointment
criod forgets quickly" exchange.
Where youth still knows its land plenty
You live where hopes dreams strong
And you only and twenty,
Where nothing bothers very long,
you who quickly drop your SORROWS
your youthful backs n woe,
Have Oh many moro tomorrows
hope know.
Fond hope liz when It's vernal
And FOR revenge have tho years.
You face a road almost eternal
on which, some day. to vent cheers.
But drifting time melows
Tho lees elastic point OF view.
say: we beat those fellows
why you n
We brood too much omissions?
Well granted this be the truth.
yet through you your traditions
We keep only grip youth
hold o
When all tho world red gold;
the dreams that adornng
\ day that's gray
alone7 think
what used TO he:
there n
From fory-odd to siXty-thrce.
And n find ovsr-fretting.
Consider then point OF view.
who envy you your quick forgetting.
And-weI-your and twenty,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

Stop using classified ads about your
business the day you 60 out Of busi-
ness.-Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

Want an Office boy7 Telephone q
ella assified ad.-Call 1900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
HIGH AND SALES|ANUM
TO BATTLE TO-DAY
Local Fandom Will Engage in
Contest OF Much Interest to
Scholastic Circles.

Coach Harry Ashton VIII send
liickarda To- the peak this afternoon In
M crort to stop the Catholic liish
boys A banner crowd IL expected aud
Manager rippin had his assistants
out early this afternoon shaping mp
the f.ld and fixing the ropes az no
admission win be charged. tags viii be
soid IN an effort Go make expenses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09
~ CnARTL@TT
beOlIze5YHatl4nd Mesh6I
THE OLD GRAD SPEAKS

Patent Ofnce)
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a quckly.'-Coiexo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

Catholic League.
So. T'homas at -. Aunc'a.
ST phtrick's az Pioneers
az Mary's ~ Brownson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-09

The only exercise some sports
ever take Is when they ROLL their
own cigarettes.
-. 1
Evening star., 1922-06-18
Solid Maple Porch Rockers
e. China and Glassware at Notably Moderate Prices

1.pt. Size Thermos Bottles,
in brown metal container,
with aluminium top and col
lar; guaranteed, Soc.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

Galvanized Tubs, h eavy
quality; soldered seams; drop
side handles. No. 0, doe; No.
|, soc; No. 2. sec, No. 3, zoe.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

Extra Heavy Hand m n d e
Garbage Can, galvanized. with
lock Lid cover. S-gallon size,
Soc.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

Heavy Tin Wash Boilers,
with 14-oz. copper bottoms;
stationary cold wood handles;
tigilt-fitting covers. No. Z,
Sl.49, No. 8, $1.eS, No. 8, $2.4s.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

3h-gallOn-size Gar b q 9 Q
Can, heavy quality, 4Sc.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

Handmade Blouses, $500 and $2.95
quality with dainty drawnwoG edged with
flet touches of embroidery; long sleeves
with roll collars All
Palis Royal
Evening star., 1922-06-18

= qt. A c m .
Ice CIR e q m
Freezer, gal
vanized ice con-
tainer, makes
ice cream in 8
minutes. Csc.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

O Cups and Saucers-Straight
shape, plain porcelain. with gold
band decoration. Soc.
Evening star., 1922-06-18

Blued steel Oven with hinged
door. set with 6x7 glass panel; lin
ing at sides and top with reHov-
able racks. Special, $1.4e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
HORNICKA VYSTAVA "
NEST. AUDITORIU.

Cd 8. do IA. rijna uspora-
dana Dude V auditoriu "a pfi-
lezitosti hornickeho sjezdu V
m6stskem auditoriu t6zaTska
vystava, ma ktere Sc Dude po-
dileti iiz die dnesnich pfihla-
SEX ma 200 vystavovatelu, jak
prohlasil vGera manager pro-
jektovaneho sjezdu E. G.. Por-
ter. Znazorneno Dude dolo-
vani V ruznych statech, ma AL
jaSce i V Mexiku. vystaveno bu
de radium Z Colorado, zlato
4 Kalifornie, i iine eXposice 2
Utah a Arizony. Pozornost
vSeobecnou buditi Dude model
znazornuiici dobyvani, prani,
trident a ~nakladani uhli antra-
citoveho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
SOUDi Sc. o

3-leta Anna Mittermuellero-
va, jejiz matka a ded Frank
Blasius byli z%astreleni pred
dy6ma tydny jejim otcem, jenz
Sc pax sam nebeZpecne Zranil.
stala Sc predmetem soudnich
sporu. Otec ieii dosud ne
mocnici svolil, ably opustena
Aninka sv9rena byla pribuz-
nym Petru a Anne Blasiovym
a probatni soudce Alexander
Hadden take opatreni toto
schvalil. Ale babicka osirele-
no decka Marie Blasiusova, 2
&. 1864 vych. 80. III. zdraha Sc
vnucku vvdati a tax Dude 0 d.
teti soudne rozhodnutc, komu
vlastn6 ma byti dano k vycho-
We pri soudnim liteni, ktere Sc
Dude konati pfistl tyden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
SOUD PRO POTRESTANI
POL. STRAZNlkA.

We stredu naridil m6stu okr.
soudce Manuel Levine, ably ma
sledkem zaloby Arthura Nc
Donalda, 8513 Madison ave. n.
w, vydan byl zatykac ma pol.
straznika Franka Wilbrinka,
ktery pfi zatteni McDonalda
pro o~zralstvi, tohoto pr vzpou-
zeni nekolikrate privadel kla-
ckem k rozumu. Soudce Levi
ne Jest toho nahledu, re jest
poyinnosti policejniho zalobce
uposlechnouti soudniho rozka-
Nelze nikterak dopou-
St6ti, ably straznici Vyplaeeli
obcanstvo, ale ptame Sc, ida
by Sc soud ujal V podobnem
pflpade nejakeho chudaka il
ne nepatentovan6 narodnosti?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
JEDEN POLICISTA SUSPEN-
DOVAN, DRUHY PAX
P~OCHVALEN.

Policeini natelnik Graul w
konal vcera dyoii povinnost,
jednu mrzutou a druhou vese-
lejsi. PoIicista V. +. Friend
me- hlidati V garazi blize cd
padkove stanice ma Denison
ave, kde 81 wal povinnost
svoii tax k srdci, re tvrd6 u
snul. Spal, re by nc nebyl
ved6l, kdyby byl n6kdo ukradl
celou stanici i Sc stavkokazy.
Ia nedbalost byl Sefem suspen
dovan.
Pochvalen byl pax "a razn6
zakroceni polic;sta +. c. Bull,
jenz rychle zatkl pi. Champio-
noVou, iez IA nedavne rVaCky
V restaurants ma Euclid ave,
bllze vIch. IT. ul. z~astrelila
TIL. A. O'Connella. Bull pri-
special prave Y okamziku,
kdyz celia spolecnost j $ vra-
zedkyni nasedala do automo-
blu, ably Sc rychle vyhnula
spravedlnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
IA A
KRAJAN.

Teprve 38-lety krajan Fran
tiSek Smola, 1920 Dolloff Rd.
spadl We ttvrtek odpoledne, pa
trne postizen ia velkeho We
dra mdlobou Y dime ma st.
Clair Ave-, kde byl z~am6stnan
do velke nadrze 5 oleiem. -
Byl sice ia nedlouho spoludel-
Milky yytazen a dopraven do
nemocnice sv. Lukase, kde vSak
byla liz kazda pomoc marina,
zemfel prav6 0 pul desate We
Ger, aniz by liz nabyl iasne-
no v6domi. krajan Smola byl
zdejSlm rodakem, zenat a OF
Gem dVou ditek a ma dosud ma
zivu rodite, ktefi truchli mad
neocekavanou b~olestnou ztra-
tou. Pohreb konan Dude pom
deli Y $50 dopoledne 2 koste-
la Fanny Marie Lourdske ma
hfbitov Kalvarii. Tezkou ra-
nou postizene vdove, sirotkam,
rodiGum i cele rodine vyslovu-
ieme nasi upfimnon soustrast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
PROTI SAZENf MA ZAVOD-
Nj KONE..
Is rytiru stesteny bylo vcera
zstceno Ia noveho policej-
niho taZeni.

kapitan G. Kadel, podnikl
vcera %generalni prohlidku ne
kolika mistnosti, ma nichz lpG-
10 podezfeni, re sc V Mich sazi
ma zavodni kone a tax V tena-
tech Zakona uvizlo % muzu a
mnozstvi usvedcovaciho mate
rialu, jake zapisy sazeGG atd.
VcereiSek ale jest pry ien sla-
bym odleskem toho, co pry te-
prve ma tyto brace i vydrzova-
tele doupat pride. Prohlidka
provedena byla trent Getami
policistu V obGanskych ode
vech, kazda pod velenim ser
zanta.
NeyitanEm navStevam t6sil
Sc vGera doutnikarsky obchod
SOC Superior ave. n. w. podob
ny ZaVod Y CTS. I33 vincent
ave, y. E. a jistT pokoi ma 4.
p. budovy {. 1901 Columbus
ave. n. w. Policiste prohlidku
provad6jici byli do dolenniho
m6sta pozvani re vzdalen6i-
sich distriktu a prohlidky Wy
konany byly skorem soucasn6.
N6kde dokonce byly ohlasova-
ny telefonem sazky primo V
sluch policistu. Ze zatcenych
podrzeno bylo 9 muzu pres noe
ably byli dneSniho rama pred
vedeni pred soudce McMaho-
ma, jsou vetSinou ma.jiteI6 a
klerkove postizenych obchodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
VCERA PIVO
BYLO VYLITO.

Ma postrannich koleiich dra
ny Pennsylvansk6 ma Kinsman
rd. u vych. 81. al. stoji smutn6
hromada 116 sudu, zbavenYch
IA dneSnich veder tax caste pc
hfeSovaneho obsahu. $4,000
gallona AZ piva, iez bylo do
bre ~opatreno i ledem do Gle
yelandu privezeno re Sharon,
Pa, bvlo vyssato vyprahlou re
mi. Piyo bylo poslano do iiste
agentury pro prodej "skoropi-
va. Prazdne nadoby proda-
ny budou V drazb6 a pfipad
celV sv6fen k dalsimu postupu
federalnimu soudu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
MESTO CLEVELAND A JE-
HO ~OBJEDNAVKY UHLl.

Uhelne dolly V Belmont okre-
su strezeny .jsou iizdni cetou
clevelandske milice, ktere veil
nyn6jSi Tiditel mestske dobro-
Ginnosti kap. Ralph Perkins.
Jak vcera vypravoval utilitni
fiditel Roberts, obiednalo me-
sto praVe Y tonic okresu vetSl
zasobu uhll a pred tim prohla-
sil . moznosti jakesi protekce,
pokud Sc vcasneho dodani to-
hoto paliva tyCe. Ale stall Sc
praVy opak, prave vyslani mi
lice dodavku uhli zdrzuje. Ze-
jm6na jest pocit'ovan nedosta-
tex uhli We vodarnach a elek-
trarnach.
Roberts spolu 5 pravnim II
diteIem Lambem me5kali DO
tatkem tydne We Washingtonu,
ably sc u sekretare obchodu
Hoovera primluvili, by Cleye-
land pr uhelni doprave mel j.
stou pfednost a take ably cena
uhli byla vladou pfisn6ii kon-
trolovana. Nepochodili vsak
valn6 neb Hoover je V prvni ra-
de odkazal ma guvernera, ienz
Jest tax jake V jinych statech
nejvice zodpov6dnym ia ochra
nu tezby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29

zvla$te radiovych potfeb We
chvalne znamem obchode Elec
tric Fixture & Radio Supply
Co. 5817 Broadway test Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
K NAPADEN MANOR
Milky, O~DMfTNUTYMI
PACIENTY.

John Russell a Rob. Mar
shall, die vlastniho udani LODI
nici bez urcitejsi adresy, do
stavili Sc vcera do namornf ne
mocnice a zadali lekaTe DIR. F..
J. Finche, ably ie ma noe pri-
jal. Kyz je odmitl, poGali Sc
hadati a konecne nan utociti,
vraZili doktorem do okna tax
pEudce, re byl tyz strepinami
Skla lehceji zranen. P~rivola-
ma policie pod serzantem Sny-
derem oba dtotniky zatkla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
We PROSPECT NOVEHO DA-
NOVEHO SYSTEMU.

Pres dive ste osob zamestna-
va Sc Cd vcerejSiho dne V okre-
su Cuyahoga predkladanim pc
tic k podpisum, ably zaveden
byl V celem statu Ohio novy
zdanovaci system. V cele hnu-
ii stoji the Ohio Home Protec-
tive League, pozemkove i il
ne organisace a ucelem Jest Il
praviti priiem Z danich zaplq-
cenych pro oboe lepSim po-
meru nez dosud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
VESTNfK L.E.TNfCH
ZABAV.
Spolek Ssarych Ceskych

Osadniku I'VE celou CeSkou We
fejnost ma ~zitreiSl velkolepy
vylet do haze p. Rybaka ma
|Turney I'd. Zabavy naSich pi-
onyru pochvalovati podobalo
by Sc znamemu prislovecnemu
"noSeni dfivi do lesa" a zabav-
nj vIbor uiiSt'uie pod zarukou
re kazdy, kdo Sc Ultra spolu
Vypravi, iako vzdy Dude spo-
kojen. Postarano jest nejen 0
naleZite obcerstveni, ale / 0
zabavu, ma prednlm miste o
praVV ten starocesky tanetek
~ krvtem taneGnim pavilonu.
Cd Narodni Sine ma Broadway
yyicdou iiZ o pul desate dop.
diva trucky s napisem a navst6v
niei opoZdili mohou pax ma
sednouti IA autotruck ma xii
zoVatce Broadway a Harvard
pod zeleznicnim mostem. w
Dor ma Size Sc sv. Petrem kon-
trakt. re tyz necha nebeska
stavidla Ultra nepovsimnuta,
ale kdyby snad pfece zapomel
a ie spustil, pax poradan Dude
yllet nedele pristi.
Velkoloze Jednoty Tabo-
ritz I've velkoG epickou basni
vSechny clevelandske "parda-
IL a pardalky' k velkemu ii
treiSimu vyletu do Capkovy "a
brady ma vIch II. I'll. par
dal' Size znamena V prazske
prostomluv6 c~iperneho tanec-
nika neb tanecnici, ale proto,
ably nenastalo nedorozumeni,
vitani budou i ii, iimz tento IL
tut pine neprileha. Ucinko-
vati Dude hudba Sdruzeni &C.
skych H~udebniku rizenim p.
Sistka a ma vvletiSti uspofadan
Dude i inv zabavni program.
= ID. Warda Rep. klubu
vyjede 20 9. hod. dop. cd so
kolovny IA Wendell ave. ma
farmu y. Sprosteho. Kdo by
pochyboval, re ma yyletu ma
sch spoluobtanu prohan6ll-
cich politiku nebude veselo?
Ma vyletiSt6 byla dopraVena
munice a take o zabavu jest
postarano. Prjid'te proto ysi-
chni. kdoz q techto dobrych
tasu aspon neco chcete zachy-
Tit.
- Loze Praha-Rebeka oslo
1914 l. 0. O. F. usporad& II
treisi nedele zabavni wild
ku ma Odd Fellows farmu. w
letni vlaky vyiedou rano S.1S
a odp. We 2.1S nadra5i Vince
ling a Lake Erie ma vych. 93.
vi. Jizda zpatetni pax NIUE
byti nastoupena Cos neb y
9 nod. veter. O pohodli i "a
bavu vFletniku Jest jak nalez.
postarano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29

znacne pozornosti vsech, jez Sc
o vynalezy 2 oboru elektriny
zajimaji.
Krajane, ktefi 81 mini zafi-
dit utulnou domacnost, V tom
to obchode naleznou plny W.
Der lustrd, lamp a vseho CO k
elektrikemu vedeni jest zapo-
tfebl.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
URGE COAST ROAD
BY WAY OF PARKER

Representatives OF Arizona from
Mohave. Coconino. Navajo, Apache
and Yavapai counties met last night
with the delegation from San Ber-
nardino and Los Angeles counties
California to advance the plans of
linking the proposed Bankhead high
way with the National Old Trail
route giving a. direct route through
Phoenix by way Of Parker to south
ern California.
George L. L. Gam of Pueblo, Colo,
national secretary of the National
Old Trail Road association, took an
active part in the meeting. Lloyd E.
Tiernan, secretary of the Barstow,
Calf, chamber of commerce, pointed
out that the National Old Trail. which
extends from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific. now has more miles of paved
roads than any transcontinental high
way.
Both the Arizona and California
delegates went on record as fayoring
the routing of the Bankhead highway
by way of Parker rather than Yuma.
'As firm believers in good roads
we would not oppose proposed inn
proyements to any highway" Tier
nan said. But it is our belief that
the best route should receive govern
ment aid first and then as finances
permit other roads may be built"
The delegates passed a resolution
thanking the people of Phoenix for
the kind hospitality shown them and
extended a vote of thanks to the
newspapers here for the interest they
have taken in road matters.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
CITY TO HAVE BUT
FEW DARK PLACES


Steps toward making Phoenix a
city Of many night lights were taken
by the city commission at its regular
meeting yesterday. Installation of
arc lights was ordered at the follow
ing locations:
Third avenue and Cypress street;
Third avenue and Holly street; Third
avenue and Palm street: Third ave-
nue. and Coronado road: Central ave-
nue. and Coronado road: Central ave-
and Holly street; Central avenue and
Cypress street; Central avenue and
Oak street; Vernon avenue. between
Central avenue and Third street;
Hoover avenue and Third street;
Palm and Third streets: Coronado
and Aivarado roads.
Petitions were also taken under
consideration for the installation of
one light standards in rows 0l both
sides of Van Buren street from Cen
trail avenue to Twelfth street and on
all streets surrounding the high
school grounds. Requests for the
installation of lights on Grand ave-
nue. between Five Points and Ninth
avenue: on Seventh avenue. between
Five Points and Mckinley street and
on West Van Buren, street between
Central avenue and Fifteenth avenue
were added 10 the petitions for more
lights and@submitted with the others
to the city manager for his report and
recommendations
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
saw NIGHT LIFE IN MELILLA

life in Melilla (Spanish Morocco)
is intensely interesting just now.
One sits until midnight at the cale
tables which occupy the pavements,
slipping Malaga wine or coffee, unoer
) brilliant. star studded heaven. Or
ficers Of every arm of the service
stroll past, with blackeyed Spanish
girls who need not shrink from COM
narison with the fairest OF their SIS
ters at home.
The evenings amusements begin
very late. since the hotels do not
serve dinner until half past eight.
Theaters and cinemas pegln at ~
o'clock. and ordinarily close at 2.
They are the only forms Of amuse-
ment | often attend "movie shows
To mass the time. The films in Ger
many and for the most part portray
rolberies. hold ups, and violent
crimes. Now and then French films,
which are inmeasurrably better, are
presented.
The audiences are very excitable.
Each person expresses his opinion OF
| the scene by loud shouts of approVai
or criticism. Sometimes the audience
calls for music. which for the most
part is very poor. Street peddlers
stroll in, shouting their wares. The
galleries are filled with soldiers,
who ever stretch out on the bneches
and go to sleep.
| have attended the theater in Me-
lila only once. The audience was as
noisy and restless as the cinema. In
| fact the spectators virtually took
part in the play, for they become
violent partisans of particular actors
or characters on the stage, and man
ifested this partiality by violent DEM
| onstrations.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
U. S. GOOD ROADS SHOW AT
FAIR GROUNDS IS EDUCATION
IN MODERN HIGHWAY BUILDING

photographs are on display depict
ing picturesque scenes along federal
aid and forest highways.
Another feature of paramount in
terest in the federal aid exhibit is
the miniature models OF bridges. cul-
vertS and different forms of high
way construction. The small models
show in detail the methods used in
building cement, asphalt. brick and
hard clay highways. The most sue
cessful and efficient designs in small
bridges. culverts and grades are also
shown.
Private Exhibits
In addition to the United States
Good Roads show many private ex-
hibits of road machinery and sup
plies are on display. Included in this
department of the show are special
road building trucks, graders, loco
motives and steel bridges Attend
ants are always present to explain to
the public how the various machines
work.
The Arizona Automobile club also
has a booth in the show, displaying
highway maps and road signs. The
club also maintains desk where new
members were signed up.
The great show of road machinery,
pictures, maps and supplies will be
held all this week and everybody is
invited to come to the fair grounds
to examine the material; in fact the
management urges the public to fa-
miliarize itself with the work as q
public duty.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
SAN DIEGO PARTY
HERE THIS MORNING

Arriving at $50 o'clock this morn
ing for the Good Roads convention
will be a special delegation from San
Diego. Members of this party are
taking special interest in the devel-
opment of the southwest. They ar
rive here after having made extended
stops at Yuma. FL Paso and Tucson.
Included in this delegation are the
following prominent San Diegans:
F. M. White of the Evening Tribune,
and wife, George Burnham, capital
list; c. II. Jennings. banker; w. B.
Hage, creamery owner: III. K Welt
eel, councilman and wife; Mrs. C.
A. Copeland T. H. King, R. D.
Strond. F. d. Dorsey. George Pickre1,
banker; H. E. Holloway, banker;
Capt. Thomas A. Davis, president of
the San Diego Army and Navy acad-
emy; Joseph Foster. ex-harber COM
missioner; c. L. Churchill, hotel
owner; s. S. Taber and wife: H. S.
Marvin, w. c. Hunt and Ansel r.
Clark.