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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-21

Boh~eu by a debt of gratitude and
love-such is virtually the meaning
of the unusual title of THE Bonded
Woman" Betty Compson's latest pic
ture which will be seen at the Isis
the last three days of the week. There
are virtually two leading men, played
by John Bowers and Richard Dix. The
one is a rough but big hearted first
mate, with a craving for drink; the
other. ship owner polished and a
man of the highest character. The
story is of the sea and has as many
thrills as a stray dog has fleas.
During the filming of the Bonded
Woman" the members of the cast
staged little musical concert.
Brighten the Corner Where You Are"
was the motto of the orchestra. Miss
Compson herself is an accomplished
violinist and often brings her violin
to the studio; John Bowers vibrates a
vivacious guitar string, and J. Farrell
Macdonald tickles a tuneful ivory,
while Florence Egan, herself a soloisr,
plays second fiddle" when Miss
Compson is playing. Richard Dix oc-
casionally breaks into song.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-21
At the Grand.

Another Broadway actor with a ma
tional reputation supported by an
original New York cast, will appear
on the boards at the Grand Wednes-
day night and matinee. The actor is
Charles Gilpin, the colored star who
was voted by the New York Drama
league as being zone of the ten men
who in the last decade had done most
to elevate dramatic art" Gilpin got
his start playing with Frank McGlynn,
when that imminent actor was max
ing his reputation in London as
:tAbraham Lincoln He played the
part of the colored man in the great
American drama which appeared here
last Wednesday. Now. supported by
white cast. he is touring the country
with the production which ran a year
and q half on the Great White Way
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-21
RodQ1ph Valentino
In ths c Sd9amou1b Gpictuae.
blood and Sand

And Mr.. Valentino had to get out
in front of these interesting crea-
turesi
Sensational to the limit in this
great Vincente Blasco Ibanez story of
the life of young bull fighter, are
those scenes in which Mr.. Valentino
does sword and cape play before
picked animals of Senior Miura, the
Duke of Veragua and the Marquise
of Saltillo. the three leading bull
breeders in Spain. He was trained for
the dangerous business by Rafael Pal
omar, famous Spanish matador, and
was well versed in the graceful art.
Two vastly different types of women
portray two different types of affec-
ton in Blood and Sand" Lila Lee,
sweet and tender, while Nita Naldi,
colorful and exotic, sweeps everything
away with a volcanic, tempestuous
rush of romance.
The love of Rodolph Valentino for
these women provides a series of in
Spanish life. AS Valentino has an in
ternational reputation as a perfect
love-maker. the romantic episodes bid
fair to be even more popular than the
sensational. colorful periods laid be-
fore wild bulls in the Madrid bull ring
where Juan Gallardo" is a famous
bull fighter.
Three richly embroidered costumes
weighing -C5 pounds provide much of
the interest attendant upon Rodolph
Valentines colorful and varied Span
ish wardrobe in Blood and Sand"
Fhirty-five pounds each, weigh the
gorgeous silver, gold and satin torea-
dor costumes worn by the star in his
appearance as Juan Gallardo," a bull
fighter of Spain. When full dressed
with the addition of his cape of pink
SILK. Spa ish bull fighter tinxles and
rings like a battery Of bells on a busy
Su iday.
But the torero suits are not the only
colorful features of the Valentino i'm
personation in this picture There is a
ragged outfit of the young street
gamin with bull fighter aspirations
and the dashing costu ne worn at the
Gallardo's county place. All have been
figured to display at its best the vivid.
exotic touch which has created the
sudden, countrywide Valentino vogue.
At the Novelty.
One of the best dancing acts to APP
pear in Topeka this season will be
the feature of the bill starting Mon
day. 1t is the offering of The Region
Dancers who style their act "The
Dolly advertisements" This act is only
one of a program of high class acts,
however, as there will be four others
in addition to the screen bill, which
for the first three days will be the
eighth chapter of THE Timber Queen"
featuring Ruth Roland.
Maxon and Morse are the openers
for the vaudeville portion of the pro-
gram. They have something new in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-21
At The Orpheum.

Real Spanish fighting bulls were
transported from Spain to Hollywood
via Mexio for the sensational bulI-ring
scenes of Blood and Sand" Rodolph
Valentines newest and greatest pic
ture which will be shown at the Or
pheum all week. starting Monday.
They are said to have differed from
the domestic variety as "Man-'o-War
differs from the humble truck horse.
Running wild from birth on lonely
ranches, shipped in. black boxes to
continue their isolation from man
Kind. they entered the arena with only
the elemental instincts of wild ami
mails. to kill and destroy any one dar-
ing enough to face them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-21
At the Crystal.

Reported Missing" with Owen
Moore handling the major role, is
scheduled for the first half of next
week. Here's something different
no attempt is made to preach a moral
the purpose of the picture is to put
over some real entertainment, to pro-
vide a lot of laughs. One of Jack
London's stories, white and Yellow, >
has been screened, making a pretty
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-21

ton picture, together with a Buster
keaton comedy. 1.-The Haunted
House." will conclude the weeks pro-
gram.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-21

fast two-reel western picture, which
will be shown also the first half of
the week.
THE Golden Flame" a Dick Hat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-21

the way of puppets and for an opener
this one-act will be a surprise. Bur-
mum, a IMAM of mystery" follows
them. He has several distinct voices
and in addition to a musical program
of unusual excellence, he keeps the
audience constantly guessing which OF
the characters he portrays, is the real
Burnum. Arthur De Voy & Company
stage the comedy sketch, Broken
Promises and are followed by Jerry
and Gene. two comedians with a fast
line of chatter as well as some songs
worth while.
For the last half of the week, there
will be a new chapter of the his
torical serial, 'In the Days of Buffalo
Bill" for the screen portion of the
program This will be followed by
Coy Herndon, who claims to have
something out of the ordinary in hoop
rolling Mowatt and Mullen follow
with comedy, songs and some steps.
The Al Lester company will stage the
sketch. Breezy FaTcial Bits" and
Billy Baard, The Party From the
South has a mono1ogue with a song
or two bound to- please. The bill is
financed by Crandalls Brazilian cir
Gus. showing how circus riders are
made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-21
At the Isis,


There is a way for the hero of a
screen drama to soak the villain SO
that the punch looks like an awful
wallop but in reality hurts very little.
Thomas Meighan was having rough
and tumble fight with Tom Kennedy
in the formers latest starring picture
"Our Leading Citizen" which will be
shown at the Isis theater the first
three days of next week. After
knocking over all the furniture,
breaking down the door and messing
things up generally. the combatants
lunged for the Knockout blow.
Meighan jabbed Kennedy on the
jaw with what appeared to be a re-
sounding smack. Only the two actors
knew that Meighan had pulled his
punch'-that is made it appear more
severe than it really was. But Ken
nedy was a disciple of Spartan real
ism.
Don't pull your punch on me;
I'm no lily!" was his order. Where
upon, with the camera still grinding,
Meighan let go with another whack
that was quite genuine and Kennedy
took the count.
THAT was better" he smiled after
the scene was over. THAT one made
me feel more like lying down-more
realistic!"
To all who can't understand Ken
nedys spunk. it should be said that
he was formerly an aspirant for the
worlds heavyweight title and is hard
ened to bumps.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20
PRODLOUzENf LHUTY
EBERTOVI.

Berlin, 18. rijna. - Oceka-
va Sc, ze risska rada nemecka
CO nejdrive schvali opatreni,
ma jehoz zaklade konstituce
zmenena bude v tom smyslu,
aby uredni lhIta nynejsiho pre-
sidenta Eberta mohla byti pro
dlouzena do roku 1926. Pravi
Sc, re ku rozhodnuti v tom
smyslu doslo ma konferenci
vGdci politickyca stran kan
clefem Wirthem.
Ebert zvolen byl roku 1919
provisornim nemeckym presi-
dentem generalnim narodnim
shromazdenim We Vymaru. Y
1fadu mel setrvati az 10 pro-
vedeni pravidelne volby. A.
vsak rozharane politicke no.
spodarske pom6ry nyneisi v
N6mecku nejsou povazovany
"a vhodne pro odbyvani voleb
a proto ma byti ucineno opa.
trent, aby Ebert mohl zdstat
nadale v trade.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20

Dayton, o., 10. rijna.-Wil-
liam L. Jones, 56-lety, domo-
vem, kde prave jest, doznal ma
policii, ze jest zenat Sc ctyfi-
ceti zenami, z nichz zadna ne
zemrela a sc zadnou neni roz-
veden, pokud jest mu znamo.
Jones zapocal svoji manzel-
skou karieru v 1890, vzdav Sc
tehdy uradu kazatelskeho a
pokracoval v nj az do nedavna,
kdy ozenil Sc po ctyricate v
Chicago. Jones byl zateen,
kdyz udal check ma 5000, KITE
ryz iista clevelandska banka
vratila S podotknutim, ze nema
tam zadnych fondI a kdyz byl
dal majetniku jednoho obraz-
koveho divadla jiny check ma
100000 "a jeho divadlo. Jo-
mes ochotne dal policii seznam
jmen jeho Zen, jejich bydliste
a mezi mimi jmenoval jednu
xenu Z Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20
amer. LECIE V BOJOVNf NALADE.
zADA. ODVOLANi GEN. sAWYERA
z KOMISE MA NEMOCNICE.
VYHROzUJE ODVETOU HARD1NCOVE ADMINI-
STRACI, NEBUDE-LI SESAZEN SEF VETE-
RANSKEHO URADU.

New Orleans, 10. rijna. -
Sized Americke Legie dnes "a
vzrusujicich seen, hlasovanim
2 proti l, pozadoval odvolani
z federalni komise ma nemoc-
nice brigadniho generala C. E.
Sawyera, presidentova osobni-
no lekare.
D1vody reci resoluci, Ia.
dajici sesazeni gen. Sawyera
byly takoveho razu, ze stalo sc
to zcela jasnym, re Legie ia.
ko organisace obmysli postavi.
ii Sc proti presidentovi samot.
menu, nebude-li Sawyer odvo.
Ian. Otevrene vynruzKy, ze
Legie vrhne Sc celou svoji 81.
lou do politiky pris:i presi'
dentske Rampant byly cineny
v dob6, kdy resoluce byla pri.
jata.
Resoluce byla zdrcujici po.
razkpu pro pluk. A. A. Spra.
gue-a z Chicago, jenz poda
'zpravu, re gen. Sawyer svolil
nasledovati plany legie vzhfe
dem k ranenym neb k praci ne
schopnym vyslouzilcim. ,..,
NejvetA ud&l0sti dnesnfh,
dne bylo vsak uvitani gen. Per
shinga, jemuz dostalo Sc tt
nejvetsi ovace, jakou kdy po
znal, kdyz vstoupil do salu
kde zasedani jest Romano.
Hanford MacNider, narodn
velitel Legie, zdvihl ruku ns
znameni, ably shromazdeni S,
utisilo a pax pravil:
Nam ones prlVlleJ, o nj;
vim, re kazdy muz v tomto sa
lie mne il zavidi. Hodlam ric
generalu velicimu vsem arma
dam Spojenych Stath Americ
'kych, ably predstoupil a nec'
nam nOy6d6l"
S lsmevem gen. Pershin,
predstoupil. Jeden delegat
Nebrasky preskocil zabradl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20
MAYOR KOHLER PRO ROO
SEVELTUV DEN.

Tom L. johnson v sve knize
"My Story" pravi. re Theodore
Roosevelt naval sve DOLBY n.y.
nejsiho mayora nejlepsim pc
liceinim nacelnikem We Spoje-
nych Statech. Ia kampane vo-
,lebni ma mayorsky trad casio
pry Kohler techto lichotivych
SLOW pouzil a proto patrne, as
z vd6cnosti, primlouva Sc n.y.
hejsi mayor, ably americke ma
rodni svatky byly rozmnozeny
% novy, den narozenin Roose-
veltovych. DIE vlastnich ma
yorovych SLOW, poda tento ma
,vrh vyboru ma ucteni pamatky
Rooseveltovy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20
MOSKVA. PRONASf
VYsTfAHU.
Pravi, ze ezdeasti Ruska
blizko-vycho4ff konference
=. buds hasv xnamnou.

Moskva, 18. rijna. = Zahra-
nicni komisar ruskych sovetu
j. Cicerin ujistil dnes zastup-
ce americkeho tisku, re konfe-
renee o Dardanellach bez 1ca-
sti ruskych delegate zdstane
bezvyznamnou. Sov6ty nebyly
Ike konferenci dosud pozvany,
2dstavaji vsak pri tom, aby ma
poradach tech mely ucast, po
nevada Rusko ma vetsi zajem
o uziny nez Rumunsko neb Ju-
goslavie, kterymzto statdm po
zvanf do kOnference Sc dOsta-
10.
Sov6ty jsou proto. aby Tnre-
cko m6lo svou svrchovanost u
Dardanell, nestrpi zadnych me-
utralnich neb mezinarodnich
pasem v dosahu 1zin, jsou pro-
ii tomu, aby Svaz narodI ridil
kontrolu Dardanell zadaji,
aby kazda zeme mela Obchod
nj pravo v Izinach jinymi slovy
by obchod zadneho statu v
Dardanellach nebyl obmezo-
van. Podobne podminky sove-
ty pfedlozi konferenci, zdali
totiz k tenn poradam pripuste-
ny budou. V opacnem pripa-
,du vysledek konference Ruskc
neuzna svou politiku die to.
no zaridi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20

+ New York, II. rijna. - Sko-
KEN S okna ma patem poscho-
'di okamzite sc usmrtila pl.
Emile Kunesova, s6-'et&, ma
tka jednoho dftka. Dem pred
tim, kdyz manzel prisel z pra-
ce, nasel il v bezvedoml lezici
ma posteli, omamenou plynem.
Vzkrisil il bez pomoci lekare
a zena pry mu slibila, re Sc
VIDA vsech sebevrazednych
myslenek. Zatim vsak casne
rano, kdyz muz j ditko pohfi-
zeni byli We spanek, povstala
a vyskofila T. okna. KuneS
pravi, re jeho manzelka byla
nemocna a nasledkem toho
tezkomyslnou po vice mesic1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20
VYKLIZOVANf DEJE Sc
v POkADKU.

Drinopol, 10. ffina. - W.
klizovani vychodni Thrakie
dele Sc vsude v poradku. Sta
tisice utecenci sebralo svdi
skrovnv majetek a plahoci sc
'beze slova zalobv destem. jenz
padal bez ustani "a poslednich
ctrnact dnf. z v9tsinv NEST
jenom diva vlaky pro utecence
vviizdi denne. Tvto isou pre-
pln2ny k zadusenf pfes tn o.
kolnost. ze v9tsina dava Pred
most plahocenf sc po rozmok-
lych cestach, tax ably mohli
witt s sebou dobytek neznamo
kan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20
BANKA v OHIU VYKRA.
DENA.
LupiGi se zmocnili "a nskolik
tisic dOllari bondI a ho.
tovych pensz.

Newark, O., 10. rijna. -Po
celodennim bezvyslednem pa
trani silnou druzinou Sc Seri-
fem v cele, bandite, kteri O.
loupili banku v Millersport
dnes casne rano o n6kolik tisic
dollari ma penezich, bondech
svobody a valecnych uspor-
|nych znamkach jsou dosud ma
svobod9.
Loupez byla spachana me-
ri 2. a 8. hodinou rano, kdyz
|lupici, opatreni acetylenovou
pochodni, vypalili zamek ma
zadnich dverich bankovni bu-
dovy a kdyz Sc tam dostali,
|vypalili zamek ma dverich od-
d9leni, kde jsou schranky
|vkladateli, jez vyplenili.
Lupici po te jail Sc vypalo.
vati zamek ma pokladn6, ale
patrne kysllk Jim dosel, nebot
toho nechali sebravse korist
liz sc zmocnili We schrankach
|uprchli. Pokud znamo, ukofi.
Istili- $351.5O We zlate, a stribTe
a "a 500 vladnich dluhopisI
mimo jine cenne papiry.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20

legaci spojenych krest 'anskvch
spolkI. President doznava, re
jsou znacne svizele S provad6-
MIN zakona zejmena cd toho
casu co administrace rozhodla,
ze prohibice nasleduje vlajku,
tudiz i americke lodi n" vyso-
kych morich, ale to prv vsech-
no svym casem sc urovna pro-
hibicniho zakona bude tax po-
slouchano jako kterehokoli il
neho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20

Zvolen premierem 6. pro-
sice 1916, vnutil konskripci
fbritickemu lidu, po shrouceni
Sc Ruska a italskych nezda-
rech postal hriticke vojsko ma
SibE q. do Kalie a umoxnil
.Spojenym Statim d0praviti
100000 muzG ma zapadni
frontu reorganisaci lodni do
|pravy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20

zfizene pred jevistem a posa-
dill svoji cepici ma hlavu gene
ralovu. Nyni kde kdo hrnul Sc
k jevisti chtel potrasti rukou
generalovi.
Davem prodral Sc Sam Dre-
ben, dekorovany vsemi rady.
jez spojenecke armady molly
dati. Byl Pershingovym sofe-
rem Mexiku ma expedici pri
stihani Willy. Pershing srdecn6
potrasl jeho pravici.
Slecna Margaret McAuley-
ova z Mason City, Ia, pred
stoupila nastavila sve rty
a gen. Pershing Sc sklonil a
vtiskl j pollock. PAX rozpou-
tai Sc jasot. !; 49,
minut a NJ -. .A~---~-A
zjednani poradku. 49,
Kdyz konecne general do
stall Sc k slovu. promluvil stru-
enc, srdecne vsak a pravil me-
Ii jinym:
MAS lid preje 81 miru a nj
kdo vice nez ii, kdoz vid6li me
thu valky jeji zhoubou afzk1S
fzea Mxxkdi sul1acf ill hxs
fchoil valku, kdybychom moh1f,
ale pokud nenavist' a zarlivost
stavaji mezi narody, valky
isou mozny.
"Kdyz nahle mas zastihne,
jak bezmocni a blahovi vypa-
dame, kdyz neridili jsme Sc
nasi zkusenosti a nevykonali
primerene pripravy ma obra-
nu. Legie moudre doporuco-
vala zdravou vojenskou sm6r-
nici nyni vtelenou V zakone 4
r. 1920"
William F. Deegan z New
Yorku IDA sc miti dnes veGer
nejlepsi vyhlidku ma z"oleni
narodnim velitelem Amaricke
Legie. Nicmene vSak pfi Ii
ltrejSi volbe ocekava Sc tuhy
lzapas.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20
AMERIKA ZUSTANE
PRY SUCHOU.

Washington. 10. rijna. -
President Harding jest pevne
pfesv6dcen. ze "zem9 tato nj
kdy sc neodchtli Cd osmn&cte-
no dodatku" a prohibice I'd
stane pro vsechny easy. Presi.
dent vyj6dfil toto mineni de-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20

LOnOyn, ~. rlJna. - Lloyd
George, po sedm rokI predse-
da britickeho ministerstva,
vidal Sc dnes sveho 1radu a
Andrew Bonar Law pozadan,
ably sestavil novy kabinet. Tyz
pozvan byl kralem pozde We
Ger do Buckinghamskeho pala-
ce a slibil uchopiti Sc toho d.
kolu, ackoli stav jeho zdravi
Jest takovy, re pred nekolika
m6sici musel Sc vzdati verej-
ne Cinnosti.
Nezli Bonar Law mIze for
maine prijati trad ministerske
no predsedy, schdze unionisti-
cke strany must byti konana,
ably zvolila noveho vidce, jenz
bv hledel uplatnovati smerni-
ce strany, ma nichz Sc dohodne
v konferenci. Tato schize ko-
mana bude v nekolika dnech.
kdy .xyolen bude -n&stuuoe Rn-
nara Lava.
Kdyz byl zastaval Trad mi
risterskeho predsedy po sedm
rOkI neikritict6jSich britick6
historii - tfi leta valky a til
'6ta rekonstrukce David
Llovd George odebral sc "na
roust" dnes. TAX sam v feci v
Manchester naznacil sve po-
staveni pro pripad, ze unioni-
Stickd kfidlo jeho .stoupencG
by lei opustilo.
Abv unioniste vystoupili z
koalice, bvlo usneseno dnes ma
schiizi. kterou Austen Cham
herlain svOlal do Carlton klu-
hi p ktere sc s1castnili clenove
kcalice We snemovne poslane-
ck6 a nakolik lordi. Rozhod-
nuto bvlo 1877 hlasy proti 81
proti Chamberlainove smerni-
ci ma udrzovani koalice We
prospech vseobecnvch voleb.
abv stoupenci mohli potvrditi
toto stanovisko strany. Pc te-
to schizi udalosti sc vyviielv
velmi rychle nezli nadesel
vecer, koalicni vlada Sc shrou.
tia.
Austen Chamberlain prvnl
navstivil lredni residence mi.
nisterskeho predsedy v Down.
ing Street, aby podal svoji re.
signaci- a po mem nasledovali
ostatni clenove kabinetu a je'
jich podsekretari. PAX Lloyd
George odejel do palace q
pfedlozil tyto resignace krali.
Odstupujici premier poradi
krali, by vyzval Bonara Law-s
k sestaveni noveho kabinetu
coz Sc tez stalo. Ackoli Lloyt
George ma oko ievil veselost
iisto jest. ze hluboce musel 81
jej dotknouti rozsudek, q
ztratil podporu unionistick'
strany, jez po nekolik posled
Mich mesfcn byla nejsilnejsi o
porou jeho kabinetu.
Pad Lloyda Georgia. made
Sci s nahlosti. jez byla napro
sto neocekavana politickycl
kruzich. Vsude Sc vycit'ovalo
ze jest v nebezpeci, ale nikd'
netusil, ze byl by donucel
vzdati Sc tax rychle. Jest tai
obratnym politikem, ze namno
re pfevladalo mfneni, ze pc
dafi se mu udrzeti sc i v t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-20
Vidal Sc 1Tadu, kdyz konservativni stra.
ma odeprela mu dalsi podporu. FARO
ven MIN odstoupil cely jeho kabinet.
BONAR LAW, V0DCE UNIONlSTICKE STRANY,
BYL POzADAN KRALEM o SESTAVENf
NOVEHO MlNISTERSTVA

bouri, jez Sc mad jeho hlavou
rozpoutala. Tt pax, kdoz W.
Fill, re dny premierovy jsou
byli presvedceni, ze
vezme to vice dni, nezli krise
vyvrcholi.
Byl to Bonar Law vice nez
kdokoli jiny, jenz radil unioni-
stdm, aby vystoupili z koalice
a tudiz zcela to odpovida okol-
nostem, ze povolan byl v cello
move vlady. Jest pravdepodob-
no, re to bude jenom ma KRAFT
kou dobu, nebot' vlada bude
sestavena ma zaklade vysledku
vseobecnych voleb.
John Robert Clynes, vIdce
delnicke strany v interviewu
dnes vecer prayil, ze vsechny
plany a pfipravy jeho strany
jsou hotovy ku konani vseobec-
'nych voleb v kterykoliv cas-.
lDodal, lie resignace vlady byla
tou iedinou spravnou veci, jiz
ucinila "a posledni tri roxy a
nyni, jako vzdyckv, vlada jed
nala az z donuceni.
Pariz, 10. rijna. - Zprava
o resignaci Lloyda Georgia. a
jeho kabinetu zpisobila velke
vzruseni a iiste prekvapeni We
francouzskych politickych kru-
zich, ale zadnou nelibost. Sne-
movna poslanecka byla v Ease
dani, kdyz zprava dosla ry-
chile sc rozsirila mezi cleny.
Mezi konservativci a skupina-
mi stredu vyvolala zvest z Lon
dyna radost. Radikalove a
socialiste sc obavaji, ze zna-
mena to reakcionafsky sm6r v
briticke politice. Edouard Her.
riot. vidce radikalni strany,
pravil: "Toto nemusi zname-
natl konec Lloyda Georgia. ;
mona, ze jenom ustoupil zpet,
ably mohl skociti dale" Mini.
sterstvo pro zahranicni veci o.
deprelo uciniti jakehokoli pro-
hlaseni, avsak bylo receno, ze
zmena v briticke vlad9 nebude
miti zadneho vlivu ma vyjedna.
,vani O otazkach blizkeho w.
chodu.
! Londyn, 10. rijna. -. Karie.
ra Lloyda Georgia. byla tax
bourliva, jakou mel malokte'
ry z britickych statnikd. Vrr
1901 byl pacifistou a brojil M
,fecniSti v tisku proti Boerskt
valce. Jako ministr pokladny
v 1909 vyhral velikou "rozpoc
tovou bitvu", kdvz porazil snl
movnu lordi a ulozil tezke da
ne ma bohat6 tfidy, zejmen.
velkostatkare.
Stal Sc municnim ministren
v britickem kabinetu v 1915
J, bvlo to jeho zasluhou, ze britt
cke armade dostalo sc dost
,,zbrani a stfeliva, zejmena We
llikych vybusnych stfel, zrovn'
kdyz byla ma pokraji katastro
. fy.
II Jako sekretaf statu pro val
, ku ujal Sc velikeho bremen
, povinnostf lorda Kitchenera p
smrti posledn9jSfho a sorgani
soval spolu Sc Siren Ericer
. Geddesem zelezni$nf SIT 2
: ,ibritickymi armadami We Fran
eli. ~
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-10-13

Miss Georgiana Smurthwaite, the
District Home Demonstration Agent.
with headquarters at Rexburg, will be
in the county from October 20 to %
inclusive. On the Goth and 21st she
will assist with the organization Of
school lunches in some OF the rural
schools. From the 23rd to 25th inclu-
sive she will hold a millinery train
ing class at Aberdeen. and from the
18th to 28th inclusive she will hold
a training class In Blackf0ot. Dele
gates will be sent in from the rural
communities to attend these classes
and they in turn will hold classes In
their communities and pass the in
structions received along to the rest
of the farm women. This arrange
ment Is necessary because OF the fact
that Miss Smurthwaite has a large
territory to cover and 1t Is impossible
for her to work with each community
separately A training class OF this
nature was held in Springfield last
year Twelve hats were made and the
class was a very successful one. We
feel sure that Miss Smurthwaite's Wis
It here will be of great value to our
farm women. Visitors are cordially
ID III