davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-28

RIt seems strange that a man
who dug himself into a subterran
can palace while the battle of the
Argonne was going on has the
courage to marry widow with
give children. ..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-28

CLOSE in room house, renting
bought for $1,000, $500 cash,
balance $40 per month and in
terest.
Good buy in 6 room close in, all
on one floor, lights, bath, plas
tered, basement, large lot, Al
location, street and alley paved
$500, terms. Brown, over Blu
siclS's State and Commercial. az
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-28

eALhSMEN-We want several
more statesmen of extraordinary
aolIlty to sell advertising novel
Iles and calendars, starting Jan.
ist, 1928. 144 different advertis-
ing novelties; 16S different cal
ehoars; large territory, liberal
compensation, attractive bonus
oh monthly sales quota. Bank
S ers Adv. & Supply Co., Iowa
CITY, Iowa. 257
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-28
|caoitaAJournal
E,cptpTION RATES

.aprier 10 cents a week, As
By car : month, IS year in ad-
vance. III in Marion and Polk
BY man, a month SO cents, 3
counties 1t OK 6 months $2.25, !
month, % Elsewhere so cents a
yeonth, SIS a year:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-28

FOR SALE-$100 down and SO
per month buys 10 acres of first
class tree and berry soil, located
south of Salem about miles,
all cultivated and ready to put
into fruit, let us show you these
tracts. Price $3.50, interest 6
per cent. w. Fl. Grabenhorst &
Co., 275 State St. b259*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-28

1h SALE-House and lot in
Sslngwood park addition to West
saleln, known as the Wolfe
property. This house is new,
ouilt in the spring of 1922; has
rooms with basement and
teplace. Garage is connected
SSith house. The property has
seeh turned over to us to sell
tor the benefit of creditors and
good buy at the cash price
VI 1880. Capital National Bank,
: Glst department. a262s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-28

TT A HOME
room house $3.50 sIoo down
room bungalow $3.50 5000
room house $1100 1910 down
room house $1,000 500 down
down s" *AoV' WV
room house $500 s4o0 down
doom close in 1850 5000
ca .vuIn ,l close in. paved street,
t-sSIt lt house. fine lot, Bay City.
casL N on Salem house, some
snS SrOWn. over Busiclx's. State
ana Commercial a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-28

FOR SALE-$80 down and $40
per month buys 9O-1OO OF an
acre located just south of city
limits of Salem, close to high
way and car line, gravel street,
not far from Mckinley school,
best of soil. Price 5000, interest
6 per cent. w. III. Grabenhorst
& Co., 275 State street. n259%
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-28

GOOD gentle pony with saddle
and bride, must sell or trade at
once, any offer considered. F.. b.
Flake, $50 S. 18th. e257"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-23
s.DETI zIzKoyA'' v MT.
PLEASANT.

Dram. Odbor Sokola Cleve-
land vystoupil vcera vecer po-
hostinsky v slni Jan Amos Ko-
mensky ma vych. 131. ulici IL
dovou hrou "Deti Zizkova",
kterou sehral v sini onoho sbo-
ru ma Quincy ave. pred tremi
tydny. Bylo docileno vsestran
neho uspechu, sin byla naplne-
ma a vSichni 1cinkujfci hrali S
chuti a Sc zjevnou snahou u
platniti Sc We svych dlohach.
O hre teto zminili jsme Sc, kdyz
prvne. uvedena byla ma jeviste
v Sokole Cleveland, q tudiz me-
treba znova rozepisovati Sc o
jednotlivych 1lohach. Pi. A..
Maresova, v uloze -kvetinarky
Mani a p. V. Prochaska v 1lo-
ze 'posluhy Stani opetne skill
zeli nejvice potlesku, zejmena
"a zpevy, jimiz kus jest pro-
tkan, ale take ostatni dlohy
dobre byly obsazeny, cimz by
10 hladke souhry docileno. Wy
stoupili v Mich krone svrchu
Izminenych danny: Marie We
verkova, Alb. Krawcova, An
toinette Hudcova, RIzena An
drsova, Mae Zakova, Marta
Zemanova, Hedvika Krawco-
va, Viznerova, Marie Pedalo-
va a pp.: Leo Vsetecka, V. VI
eek, Jos. Kristof, X. Huml, Jos.
Kosin, ml., FIR. Zak, Jos. Sulc,
JOS. Kosin, T.. Pekarek, Rezii
vedl p. V. Week, zpevy nacvi-
ella sestra Vlasta Hojerova
sokolska hudba dcinkovala a
zamlouvala sc obecenstvu, O
cemz potlesk svedcil.
Pc druhem jednani p. Alois
Hrabak, predseda Patronatu
sine, predstavil p. Roberta
Crossera, demokratickeho kan
didata do kongrsss saH21:. 'di-
strikt, jenz mluvil asi 20 mi
nut. Jak jsme pozoroyali, mno-
III pritomnych byli tim nepri-
JENNIE dotceni, cemuz v kon-
cich nelze sc diviti. Do diva
! dla jdou lide hlasfcf Sc k ruz-
nym politickym stfanam a
| jdou tam videti a p6slouchati
divadlo. At pfi takove prile-
zitosti mluvil by kandidat KITE
rekoli strany, vzdycky u casti
obecenstva vyvolalo by to ne
libost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-23
ZAZPfVAL 81 PRED SPA
CHANfM SEBEVRAzDY.

Pod mostem ma Scranton rd.
sedei pc tri hodiny muz,. jenz
delal DOZEN astneho cloveka
- ustavicne 81 prozpevoval,
poslouchan jsa hasici blizke Fl
stanice i delniky ma nadrazi
drahy Baltimore a Ohio. Zpev
pojednou> umlkl, nasledovalo
zblunknuti a cetni svedci spa
trili zpevaka zapasiti- s vlnami.
Jeden z chodca ma m0ste utrhl
rychie mostni planku a hodil
il tonoucimu; podobnes zacho-.
wall sc diva zeleznicni zfizen~
ci, kteri vhazeli do vody rilzna
dfeva. Neznamy zoufalec pax
jim pokynul rukou, aby necha-
Il teto zbytecae n&a,ahy "a,
chvili Sc hladinas mad nest a9t-
nikem zavfela. Eparsznl srraz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-23
TRETf PREDNASKA MAR.
SDRUzENf.

Treti pfednaska Narodniho
Sdruzeni konana vcera dopo~
ledne v Besidkach Narodni ST.
ne ma Broadway, byla slusne
navStlvena a s bedlivym "a
jmem vsemi pritomnymi sle-
dovana. Prednasel opetne p.
j. Havranek, tajemnfk 1stred
ny Mar. Sdruzeni ma thema
"Nabozensky vyvin ceskeho
naroda". Easel az do tech
nejstarsich cast, kdy verozve-
stove Cyril a Methodej, povo-
lanf knizetem Rostislavem v r.
863 ma Moravu, prinesli tam
krest'anstvi, az do dob pred
chazejicich periodu husitskou.
V tomto thematu bude priste
pokracovano. Ackoli navste-
Wy nejsou takOve, jak bylo by
81 pratt, jest zrejmo, re zajem
O prednasky vzrGsta. Patrne
vSak zeny naSe nemohou sc
dopoledne vzdaliti cd svych
hospodynskych povinnosti, ne
bot jejich 1castenstvi ma pred
naskach bylo az dosud nepa-
trne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-23

PRODA Sc velka budova ma
Kinsman Rd. Blizsi sdeli A.
Doskocil, 14717 Kinsman Rd.
(?)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-23

ULOZENl MA CLARK AVE.
Diva obyvaci a obchodni ma
|jetky ma Selkem lote dobre
cast ochodni Clark Ave. W.
nasi mesicne $140. Nejlepsi
koupe ma zapadni strane "a
$4,000. Hemlock 1889 -
HemlOck 1884 r. 1O-24
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-23
$500 MA HOTOVOSTI koupj

$500 MA HOTOVOSTI koupi
novy jednorodinny dunn 5ti
svetnicich koupelnou, elek-
trika, plyn, China cabinet. Ce-
ma pouze $540O. Proc platit
najem, kdyz mate lot, ktery Sc
vezme co prvni splatka ma
dunn O 6ti pokojich poblize
Broadway a Union kary. Co.
ma $4,000. BlizSi sdeli j. F. Ne
jedlik Co., 11O15 Union Ave.
Tel. Broad 1886 Union
1861 R. 1913
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-23

as "a ,dvacet minut vytahla je-
no mrtvolu, jez byla k vili zji-
stenl dopravena do okresni
marnice.~ Mnoho znamek ku
ztotozneni jeho jmena nenf,
nalezen byl u neho jen listek s
prostym oznacenim firmy "Na-
tional Tube Co. Lorain, 1913"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-23

PRODAJf Sc diva domky ma
jednom lote, jeden je dvouro-
dinny. Cena $500. Blizsi sc
sdeli v elsie 8016 Amos Ave.
1924
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-23

PRODA Sc grocerni stor, ro-
hovy, budova je dvourodinna,
jeden byt o peti pokojich a.
druhy o sesti pokojich, tez ga
raz. Blizsi Sc sdeli v {. 2117
w. 90. ul. mezi Madison Ave.
q Lorain Ave. 1913
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-23

PRODA. Sc. dim dvema sto-
ry 8 pokoji ma zapadni stra-
ne, ulice dlazdena. Cena $3.50
nea,si castku hotove, ostat~
nj ia lehke splatky. Haste Sc,
V els. 14717 Kiusmau Rd. 2.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-23

PRODA Sc cukroyipkovy OBJ
chod vedle verejns skoly, do
bre jdouci, pfdcina prodeje il
ne zamestnani. Haste sc v {.
1853 Buckeye Rd. 1923
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-23
- ROMAN
Napsal DR.. J. L. Hrdina.

bu Liduscina. y
Vyhledali hrob.. Linda urov-
nal vetvicky keri rizovych, jez
vetrem presunuly Sc mad hrob,
takze zakryvaly zcela mramo-
rovy krizek s napisem, obraz
KEN Liduscinym, panf Lindova
upravovala zas macesky a fla
ly ma hrobecku.
"Co asi zbylo toho telicka
detskeho!" povidal Linda.
'Prach popel -, snad uz
ami ten prach medal by Sc do
bre rozeznati cd okolni zeme po
tolika letech." a.
Vraty hrbitova vjel pohreb-
nj vGz s rakvi, ma hrbitove veli-
keho mesta zjev velice vSedni,
a "a chvili ozyal Sc ma protej-
81 strane mezi kosatymi stromy
smutecny choral. '--
Lindovi slibili Lidusce, ze Sc
jeste vrati k jejimu hrobu, aby
Sc tn rozloucili . sli tam, kde
zpev sboru, a kde zastup lidu
kolem cerstveho hrobu stall.
Linda vystoupil ma okraj
blizke hrobky, ably Sc rozhledl
po lidech.
Nikoho znameho tam nespa-
tril.
''Ci to pohreb?" ptala Sc Sc
ptem pani Lindova.
"Nevim. u rakve DANA We
smutecnich satech, oci satkem
zakryty a vedle nj dve devcat
ka asi peti, sesti let. Nejspis ze
mrel muz, a tam u rakve stoji
jeho zena a deti."
Pani Lindova nevidela ku
hrobu, ale dust jeji jasne Sc
odrazel obraz bolu te zeny u
bohe. vi, co to je, stati mad hro
benz toho, kdo nam byl ma sve-
te vsim.
Zpev doznel, modlitby umlk-
~, ma spustenou rakev do hro-
bu dunely hroudy hliny.
Lide pocali Sc rozchazeti a
Ia chvili tn zbyla jen pani sc
svymi detmi a hrobnici.
"To je byvala pani Janska!'
S dzasem povidal Linda.
"Neni snad mozno."
"Jest to ona."
Linda Sc priblizil ku hrobu a
chopil Sc ruky te danny, jez de-
ii drzic v objeti, upirala strnu-
lie sve oci placem zarudle na
pahorecek hliny, jenz mad rak
vi volne a stale rostl.
Obratila oci k Lindovi. Memo
hla no poznati. Vzpominala -
uz sc upamatovala.
"Take jste prisel doprovodi.
ii meho muze - a vase pani ia
ke. Dekuji vam obema."
"Mimovolne jsme sem prisli
Byli jsme u hrobu Liduscina. A
nj jsme nevedeli, ze vas man.
Eel zemrel."
ga ia We SVEN bolu ami ne.
vzpomnela ma nikoho, komu
bych pozalovala ma sve neste'
sti. Dnes jsem zas vdovou q
mole deti osirely."
"Take poprve slysim, re ms
te deti, nevideli jsme vas, ne
slyseli vas cd te dolby, kdy
jste sc 1vdala. Ubohe deti"
A Linda Sc svoji zenou cello
vail a libali ty udesene tvaric
ky >detske.
"Kde bydlite, milostpani?'
tazal sc Linda.
"Nejmenujte mne tax, pane
Lindo. Muz mi neZanechal nj
echo, nez svoje jmeno. Bydli
me v Libni, ale muz 81 pral, a
by byl pohrben zde, v hrob'
meho prveho muze. Bal Sc, y
bych svemu prvemu muzi cho
dila ma neho zalovati."
"Dovolite-li, prijdeme va
moji~zenou navstivit."
"Nechod'te. Videli byste
mas jen trochu bidy."
"Tedy Wy navstivte mas"
Milky n0da1a ,.uku mQnZn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-23
ZPRAvY z CZECH.

SWAMI Ho K11uClnSku pOukdZu-
je Sc v opavske zprave "Lidov.
Now: Jake ztraty utrpelo o.
vyvatelstvo ma Hlucinsku tim,
re 81 sveho casu nevymenilo
pruske marky "a ceskosloven-
ske penize, ackoliv vymena sc
della v pomeru 1OO:125, po-
Iznavame z priznacneho pripa-
,du obce Rohova. o pridel po-
zemku ke stavebnim ucelnm
prihlasilo Sc tam sveho casu IL
''uchazecd. Vsichni prohlasili,
re maji dostatecne prostredky
ably We lhGte stanovene pozem-
kovym uradem mohli zamysle-
ne stavby provesti. v techto
dnech, kdyz melo Sc Jim dosta-
/ tt definitivniho pridelu staveb-
mich mist, prohlasilo vsech diva
nact, ze pozemky prevziti ne
,mohou, ponevadz nasledkem
poklesu nemecke marky jsou
,ozebraceni, takze je vylouce-
no, ably pres pokles cen staveb-
,niho materialu mohli Sc pustiti
do sstavby. Proticeske stvani
nese ma Hlucinsku prece jen
ovoce, bohuzel ke skod6 donna
ciho obyvatelstva, ktere pri-
chazi sve pracne nastradane
uspory, Jez pod dojmem proti-
ceskeho Swami 81 hodlalo ucho-
wat v pruskych markach. Ia
kovych pripadu ie ma Hlucin-
sku ma sta.
Po ovoci poznate jich. Pod
timto zahlavim prinasi "Slo-
,vensky Dennik" zpravu o W.
trznostech, jez Sc udaly v
Hochstetnu dine L. rijna. To-
no dne vracel sc do Hochstet
nu urednik cs. st. drah Redl,
byvaly legionarsAy ddstojnlk.
Ma, ceste pozoroval diva muze,
ohrozujici cetnika Pobudu, row
nez byvaleho legionare. Po-
mohl cetnikovi a Sci dal, byl
vsak prepaden peti hochstet-
skymi Orly, kteri Sc nan vrhli
Sc slovy: "Slovaci, zabte Ce-
chy!" Jeden z mich uderil p.
Radla duoulitrevbu lahvi ID
hlavy, druzi vrhli Sc nan S no.
Ii pobodali jej ma tvari a ma
hlave, nacez odesli, provolava-
jice slavu Hlinkovi. Do treti
hodiny ranni chodili pod Red
lovymi okny, zpivali "Nad Ia
trou sa blyska, Slovak do Ce-
cha triska!' a vykrikovali lu-
d'acke heslo "Cecha do mecha
a mech do Dunaja," heslo Ju-
rigy a Tomanka. List dodava :
Veru dobre zaky mali tito diva
vychovatele pud'acke omladi.
, ny!"
Vytloukani oxen Cechim v
Plane bez konce. - Nedavno
Nemci vytloukli ceskemu po-
stovnimu uredniku okna re
: mstivosti opetne stalo sc tax
v noci ma 3. rijna O 2. hod. &c.
: skym obcanum Valkovi a Get.
nickemu kapitanu v. v. Novot,
nemu. Toto systematicke wy.
: tloukani oxen ceskym obcanGm
; roztrpcuje tyto jiz v nejvyssi
miTe. Coz ministerstvo vnitrs
nezakroci razne proti tomutc
! napadani ceskych lidi a nedo
vede zjednati poradek?
:, Prodlouzeni lhGty ma "Masa
: rykdv Slcvnik, NauGny." Dnen
l. rijna mela konciti subskEip
| chi lhnta ma "MasarykGv Slo,
mix Naucny". Jelikoz naklada
telstvi tohoto dila dostalo be
hem poslednich tydn1 celou IA
: du dotazG a hlavne zadosti, alb,
\, z ddvodI nynejsi hospodarsk'
Y krise prodlouzilo subskripcn
lhntu do konce tohoto roku, o
e znamujeme svemu ctenarstvu
z ze nakladatelstvi vyhovelo ten
: to cetnym pranim prodluzuj'
a vyjimecne lhutu prihlasek d.
il 81. prosince 1922. Pri te prile
u zitosti oznamuje nam naklada
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-23

maminko?"
'Nezvani ma pohrbu."
"Komu?'
"Pan Ctibor zemrel.'
"Kdo to je?"
"Tezko vysvetlovat. Wal 81
"a zenu pani Janskou, ktera
byvala drive majitelkou nase-
no domu. Pani Janskou jste
znali, ale dnes uz vam take wy
mizela z pameti. Tehda jste
byli jeste detmi."
"Bylo mi il liti," pfipomenu-
la pani Lindova.
"Ovsem, prvpi muz zanechal
il v utesenejsich pomerech nez
druhy. Byla tehda mlada,' sa-
ma, mela slusne jmeni, mohla
Sc honositi - dnes Sc, zdraha
udati znamym, kde bydli. A
! kdyz sama rekne, ze bychom u
nj nevideli mic nez bidu, musi
to byti hrozne."
"Pamatuji Sc, kdyz Sc vdala,
a kdyz jsne koupili jeji ddm,
re dobre jsi il radil, aby nesve-
rovala cele sve jmeni muzovi,
ably pamatovala take ma sebe.
Nabizel jsi il, ably deset tisic,
jez jsi il splatil hotove, dala
svemu muzi, druhych deset IT,
sic ably nechala pro sebe poji-
Steny ma dome - ne, "a cas- Wy
povedela nam druhou splatku.
Zaplatil il taticek, ovsem, mu-
sill vyraziti kiln klinem. w.
pIjcil 81 v zalozne, ale setrili
jsme, pracovali jeste vic nez
dosud "a pet rokd duh zmi-
eel a dnes name dIm cisty. Ne
chtela bych vice spati pod kro-
vem, ma nemz tina dluhu, byti
spolumajitelem domu, kde mi
sto manzela jest druhym mali
telem vefitel. Stale to vedomi,
! neco mann a neni tomym Ito
! cloveka trapi, zene, aby Sc do.
stal ven z toho nevlidneho o.
vzduSi."
J "Vse co jsme prekonali, byt
casio sebezapreni bylo mad 81.
ly cloveka. Ale vedomi vitez.
stvi blazi."
"Kdo byl ten Ctibor, tatic.
ku?" zeptal Sc Pavel.
-"VSecko NONE ma svete. Nj
echo sc nebal a to je vazna chy
ba, kdyz nekdo vyriti Sc do bo
je, aniz by znal silu odporu
Nekdy Sc podarila Ctiborovi spe
! kulace, ale jednou vsadil vse ne
jedinou kartu a prohral vSe, CT
. mel. Tomu jsou asi tri roxy
Koupil kdesi ma venku pivoval
! zacal jej prestavovati, vydlu
! I'll 81 ma stavby a stroje a kdyi
to vse vystavel, wall 81 to veri
tele. Cd te DOLBY jsem mem
neslysel. Ale I'll asi bidne. BY
. zvyklym dobremu zivotu. Srd
ce mel dobre, ale to samotn'
: cloveka neuzivi, nema-li dobr'
, ruce k praci. Ncmusl ty ruc'
zrovna ohaneti Sc motykou, n
. ce cloveka pracoviteho pozna
rte, kdyz pocitaji bankovky
Jinak totiz pocita clovek ban
kovky, vidi-li v Mich vysledel
2 sve prace, aneb kdyz v mich v
di prostredek k pozitkdm".
! Cervnovy teply den.
Ulice prazske oziveny, pa
> prscich slunce vlajl vesele pr
pory oxen, vikyrd domd j S "
sokych zerdi.
: Obyvatelstvo Prahy promis
: no tisici lidi venkovskych, jiz
: blizka zdali prisli pfijeli
E vitat rodaky, Cechy, kteri z d
e lekych zemi Ameriky vypravi
= Sc ma pout, shlednout matick
Prahu, navstivit divadlo, je
$ zbudoval 81 lid sam.
Pout' v dejinach pfislusnik
u jednoho naroda, jedina, prot
tax dojemna a tkliya.
Nebyla to zv6davost, spatr
/. ,ozrSnoo li1ii hvln " tnn vel
Evening star., 1922-01-14
WHOLESALE PRICE BASIS
FOR TARIFF GAINS FAVOR
Republicans in Senate Finance
Committee Lean Toward New
Plan for Impost.

Further discussion today by repub-
lican members of the Senate finance
committee as to the basic principles
of assessing import duties was said
to have developed a decided trend to-
ward the latest proposed plan of as
sessment on the basis of lne whole
sale selling price of the imported ar
ticle in the American market at the
time of shipment.
No final decision was reached, as the
majority members are waiting a final
development of the working of this
plan by members of the tariff commits
sion and the Court of Customs Appeals,
who have indorsed it. Chairman Nc
Cumber was of the opinion that de-
cision might be reached on Monday.
after the whole committee had dis
posed of the allied debt refunding bill.
See Report by March 1. :"
Hope that the Senate finance COM
mittee would be able to report the
March L was expressed yesterday.
Discussions of import duties were
begun yesterday.
Besides discussing the American
valuation plan and various substi-
tutes with members of the tariff COM
mission and the Court of Customs
Appeals, the committeeman received
from the Senate republican farmer
tariff bloc recommendations as to
rates on farm products
The rates suggested by the twenty
five senator's were those proposed by
various farm organizations. The
finance committee was told that they
had been accepted by the following
republican senator's:
johnson and Shortridge, California !;
McNary and Stanfield, Oregon: Cap
per, Kansas; Nicholson and Phipps,
Colorado: Norbeck and Sterling,
South Dakota; Gooding, Idaho; Jones
and Poindexter. Washington: Oddie,
Nevada; Ladd. North Dakota; Bursum.
New Mexico; Cameron, Arizona; Ken
yon, Iowa; Warren, Wyoming; Spen-
Ger, Missouri; Willis, Ohio; Harreld,
oklahoma; New. Indiana; Weller,
Maryland; Keyss, New Hampshire,
and Townsend. Michigan.
Evening star., 1922-01-14
"JIMMY" THIEVES ACTIVE.
Jawelry, Cash and Wearing Ap-
parel Stolen From Homes.

Jimmy" thieves last night deprived
several persons of their property.
Two apartments were entered at 2100
N street, those of Miss NJ. Royce and
Miss Anna NJ. Colclazier. Jewelry
valued at $125 and $40 in cash were
taken from the apartment of Miss
Royce, while three corkscrews val
ued at $40 were taken from Miss
Colclazier's apartment.
At 20C6 S street the robber gained
entrance to the apartment of Mrs.
Sarah Pepper and stole articles of
iewelry valued at $40 The Jimmy"
worker also visited the apartment Of
Jean Wertz, 1101 Euclid street. where
his operations netted him $12.50.
Burglars visited the residence of
John E. King, 307 Van street south
west, gained entrance by forcing open
: the front door, and stole wearing
apparel valued at $40.
frank r. Valentine and John ].
Rea, 1647 Park road, reported that a
burglar gained entrance to their home
through window and stole cloth
ing valued at 800.
Martin Carter, 1876 Half street
southeast, reported that his pockets
were picked of SITS yesterday after
noon, He said he was robbed by a
colored woman while in house on
AN street southwest.
Miss Edith Preece, 1911 22d street,
this morning told of the theft Of
wearing apparel valued at S275 from
her home last night.
Evening star., 1922-01-14

Continued from First Pagel
Company G I'd Separate Battalion.
May 4. 1897: commissioned major. Sd
Battalion. I'd Infantry, July 20, 1899;
commissioned lieutenant colonel. I'd
Infantry. April ). 1903; commissioned
colonel I'd Infantry. September 80.
1910. and commissioned brigadier gem
eral. commanding the District of Co.
lumbia militia, June 4, 1915.
Succeeded Gen. Harries.
Gen. Harvey succeeded Gen. George
II. Harries, who at his own request
was retired as A major general. Gen.
Harvey served as head of the District
militia until he was mustered into
federal service June 30. 1916. He was
mustered out of federal service Octo-
ber 81. 1916. He was commissioned
brigadier general. National Army, to
rank from August >. 1917. He was
placed in command of the 18TH Infan-
try Brigade at Camp Shelby. near
Hattiesburg. Miss. and was later
transferred to Camp Wadsworth. S.
G. He later was again transferred to
Hattiesburg. Miss. where he COM
Army troops. While there he was dis
charged on account of physical disa-
bility. The general had been devel-
oped high blood pressure.
In Charge of Militia.
Harvey was appointed brigadier gen
eral of the District of Columbia
Militia. April II. 1920. The appoint
ment was made by the War Depart
Evening star., 1922-01-14
CITY CLUB TO THROW
DOORS OPEN TONIGHT

Nearly 1000 members and their
families are expected to he present
at the housewarming party at the
new City Club building on q street
tonight. The clubhouse is ready for
occupancy. Tables in the main din
ing room and in the private rooms
have been set for capacity at
tendance.
In the top floor auditorium where
the formal presentation of the build
ing to the membership will take
place. seats have been provided for
1.2O0 persons. Following the preSen-
tation hy President r. c. Graham an
address by Dr. James J.. Freeman
pastor of Epiphany Church. and sew
eral musical numbers Will be heard.
This part of the program will last
from pm. until about 9:l5. after
which the rest of the building viii
be thrown open for inspection. The
auditorium Will Immediately be clear
ed for dancing, and at 1890 pm. a
buffet supper will be served. The
doors will be opened shortly after
: pm.
The club will open for regular
service Sunday AT 7.30 am. the old
house closing its doors Saturday
evening. The first regular dinner
at the new club. Sunday evening. will
be special affair with music. and !:
large number Of dinner parties have
already been booked.
Evening star., 1922-01-14
J. A. DONALD SUDDENLY
SUCCUMBS IN RYE, N. Y.
Was Former Commissioner OF
Shipping Board, Having Served
Full Term of Four Years.

Word was received here today of
the sudden death in Rye, n Y. yes
terday of John A. Donald. former
commissioner of the Shipping Board
Nfr. Donald, who held the distinction
SDf having been the only Shipping
Board commissioner to serve a full
Nerm, was appointed to that office
xanuary %, 1917, and served for four
wears. Under the merchant marine
fact he was reappointed in November.
d92O. and took the oath Of office De-
&ember /, 1920. He automatically
Swent out of Office March 4. 1921, when
the Senate failed to confirm his APP
3pointment He remained, however, as
r trustee of the Emergency Fleet Cor
Commenting on his death today, Ad-
emiral Benson. former chairman of the
board, said:
Z 'I regarded him as a conscientious
worker for the interests of the gov
sernment, always safeguarding its in
Sterests. regardless of any personal
sacrifice or inconvenience. He had a
skeen appreciation of the shipping sit
Suation generally, particularly as it
saffected the United States, and he was
most jealous in his efforts to build
snp an American merchant marine sue
Scessfully."
Z Mr.. Donald was formerly president
zof the Donald Steamship line, but sold
Sout his interests when appointed by
/ President Wilson to the Shipping
Board. He is survived by his widow,
|. Mrs. Lille Donald, and two sons,
douglas and Dudley. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Tomorrow at 2 o'clock
pt St Johns Church. Rye. N. Y.