davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-06
Mel vesely pohreb. ZvlaStn

pohfeb konal sc We stfedu II.
kvetna Y Nepomuku. Zemfel
pred tremi lety z Ameriky Sc
vratiySi mistni bohaty obcan
Antonin Bouda. Pred smrti IL
emil pfesna opatfeni 0 SVEN
pohfbu. Zakazal 81 doprovod
kneze a smuteGni pochody, a
pral 81, aby byl pochovan We
selym zpusobem. Poslednimu
prani zesnul6ho bylo vyhove-
no. Pred rakyi Sla voienska
hudba z Plzne a hrala: Proc
bychom Sc neteSili,' re Smeta-
novy "Prodan6 nev6sty" line
yesel6 pochody. Mrtvola odve-
zena ma nadrazi a zpopeln6na
v krematoriu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-06
DALSf SNfZENI MZDY.

Chicago, 6. cervna. = Pres
silny protest tri delnickych "a
stupcn ma zeleznicni pracovni
rade Spojenych Statu, move
snizeni mzdy 7 cent? ma hodi-
nu pro mechaniky v zeleznic-
mich dilnach a 9 cent? pro "a
mestnance ma nakladnich ka-
rach, cimz snlzena mzda 400
900 zamestnancu V dilnach
priblizne O s6O,OOO,OOO rocne
bylo nafizeno radou dnes. No.
va skala mzdy ma vstoupiti Y
platnost j. cervence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-06
ZLEPSENf RYCHLE PA
TROLNf SLUZBY We VIDA
LENEJSfCH DISTRIkTECH.

Policejni nacelnik Jakub
Graul oznamil vcera, re We
vzdalenejsich distriktech zri-
zeny budou zvlastni rychle pa
troly ma motorovych kolech.
Ma stanici Is. precinktu, Eu-
cid Ave. a Nottingham I'd. bu-
de miti sluzbu policista, jenz
pfijimati bude signaly pTi.
padnou pomoc tez IA. pre-,
einktu V casti od vych. 105
ul. az k seyernim a vychodnim
hranicim m6sta. Podobne zari-
zeni bude,i Ma nejnovejsim 16
precinktu V ceske ctvrti na
vych. 131. ul. a Faringdon A
We, kan pridelen jest precinki
sedmy. Uzemi toto dosahovatt
bude k vychodnf a iiznl hrani-
ci od Woodland Hills parku az
po horenni Kinsman rd., Quin.
cy Ave. Harvard Ave.
Nova patrolnf sluzba jest
zavedena die chicazskeho {
newyorskeho systemu a zabez.
pecovati ma hlavne okoli, kan
pro rozlehlost vzdalenost
zridka ien policajt pachne. Nc
va methoda zavedena byla ji5
dnesnim dnem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-06
ODMfTNUTA ZALOBA PRO.
I'll MESTU.

Pronajem stanku rGznym
obcerstvenim V zdejsich par
cfch byl zadan iistemu Weiso-
vi, Cos vych. 10S. ul., proti ce-
muz jiny konkurent podal ia
dost soudni zakaz, protoze
nabidka Weissova nebyla nej-
nizsl. Apelacni soud vsak roz-
hodl, ze mestska kontrolni ra-
da nikterak nenf vazana "a
davati obecni kontrakty jen
tenn, kdoz podaji nejnizsi na-
bidku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-06
We PROSPECT HORNfKU V
TEXAS

slozili clenov6 Jednoty Tabori-
til k ruce sberatele JOS. Vejlup
ka, elena loze Bila Hora els.
27.: Jak. Novy $1.O0, Vaclav
Klima $1.OO, Ond. Port S1.00,
Jos. Sebek soc, Vac. Stochl
soc, Jos. Horak soc, JOS. Hoie1
25c, Jos. Molzer 25c. Bob. Fl
Ser 25c, Fr. Triner soc, Gel
KEN vybrano $5.75.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-06
CTYRI CHLAPCI UTONULT.

Montreal, 5. cervna. Ctyri
hoSi, We v6ku mezi osmi a dva-
nacti roxy, utonul dnes Y rece
sv. Vavrince, proti Gross ostro-
WI, kdyz jeiich tlun Sc preko-
til.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-06

= 0'N0''io' oi'7iN0 u " iio'ei ="
Ieto sIrane oceahu uplfall n
nejoiize pfls'icn onecn K be
tlehem' Ia" kde pflclhehim
oFdtfl oloNaku "oJoe \ lmpo-
salltnl iiiahileStael' Jez pro
aalSi NyNoI hysiellkl sokoiSNe
siloule mltl FySIedNy daleko-
sahle'
= prileztoStl sVeno Jedena-
eteho fadheho s]ezdu uspofa-
daJl haSl SloFenSll oratfl'
sdruzehl Y leiocVlche oIoVeh-
ske Jednote SoAoI slet ceSko-
sloVehskeho SoNolStVa q telo-
cNlche zaVody " ledAom z NAV
.nlch stredlsek sloVenSkeho ru-
emu SokoISNeho ma ameflckem
yychode y betlehem' Ia. y
pondeil' dhe -. cefEha pax
kona Sc slezd zupnleh nacelnl-
Eu' sloVenSkych a ceskych'
sVolany techhlcNym pfeaseoill-
ctVem oEazu Ameflekeho 90
kolstVa.
Mesto Betlehem zalozeno
oyio foku lI4l oohatou va
zenou sek'oa NloFaNskyeh ord
tfl', ; himiz miSlhl ookoistVo
| oetleheinsKe zi1e We Neilce
pfatelSkem styka a kterl zVla-
sic chystaJl Sc 9okoIstVo pflVl~
s",.' ~ , 10 : 'o.'l'
80 A'o'el''' + :. e'o ul.'.,s''i zi :
- "N"1e 'i'' ''o'o p"''''''
n.y. :.
iN'N0e 7oNo'o"e 80 I,o,'l
-" 'o'pol''s : l'''i', -, w
'''''e','' li'e,'o' - l'"N o'o"
pe''i - - ~ i"1' : ','hor
iol.7,'iiu' JaNo ouo7 ie.oa''
60 i'e''1''ei'' ->0''i,' - :. "
s"ne i'eD"'e pou10 slS's'ii ~
Nols'' " s'o' e,'9Ne''o @of ="
'ooo S.'"Soiil - wee g "z9,eE
iiiuzu 1eii oe9Neiio '1oN'io'' !"
'i''ei ioNeho : 'eoo''e po'1e
sie.eiil - 0iloou' iieo 'Ao''ie'ie!
sieH 'io1iie - - = . : uJe l a.
- Heo -, !, H. NsJeoe 'e''i
o,u]ih" =, 0oholo 9 'ooNoi,c 4
oiii'''s" !" /" ~ Ne"o oNo'-'
Pfllede a pronese sVoJl rec
WashIngtonsky Vyslanec cesko
sloVensky p. Stepanek Sc sVoJi
sestrou a vybor zaslai pozVanl
sVe ] guVerneroVl statu Penn
sylVanle, panu opfouloVl, a
doufa, re on, bude-ll mu okol
nostml doVoleno' prllede
promluFl. Ma sJezdu hacelnl-
ku pudoa fesehy naVrhy ha re-
organlsacl technlckeho Vedenl
a VychoVy cVlchelstVa' zenska
otazka ' Amerlckem sokoie'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-06

Verejn6 vystoupeni SokoL
stva Y nedeli V parku "Bete
hem Steel Field predchazet,
bude slavnostni pruvod re So.
kolovny, pouze asi mill a ctvrt
vzdalen6.
Po cely cas- tryani sletu u
spofadana bude vyborem y
iedn6 z verejnych skol, jichz
vice nabidnuto Skolni radou k
pouziti vystavka ruGnich pra-
lei Sokolic. Y iinIch Skolach,
isoucich blizko sloyensk6ho
strediska, sehrana budou slav-
nostni divadelni predstaveni.
Ma pondtli veCer piipraven
banket nov6m "Hotelu Be
tlehem".
Z nekolika t6chto vet patr-
mo, ze Bethlehem letosniho ro-
Eu budou dny velik6, ktere bu-
dou podnetem K noyTm iva
ham pramenum noytho mad
semi pro v6tne zdrayou a do
brou myslenku sokolskou.
Ma zdar! Prchai.
S iakym nadSenim a radost-
inym ocekavanim pohlizeno je
k proiektovan6mu sletu V kru-
zich bratii Sloyaku, yysvita
nejl6pe clanku, uvefeinen6-
ho kvetnoyem elsie "Sloven-
skdho Sokola", dfedniho to or
ganu Telocvicna Jednoho So
kol, redigovaneio br. Franti-
skem Celko. "SIovensky Sokol'
piSe. iak nasleduje:
Je celkom prirodzen6, - te-
kame tieto slavnostne dni ia
kousi netrpezliyost'ou Y du-
chu 81 len praieme "Aby sa
nam to len vsetko vydarilo'
Met vsak priciny, pre- ktortl
BY sa mas slet nemal vydarit
ked jake 20 zupnych zapisnlc
dopisov a inFch zprav mozno
sudit, bratia a sestry pripra-
1vuju sa vsade, kde pomery s0
co len trochu prajne.
Nahle bolo ustalene vydrzo-
vanie tohoto sletu, organe
SINE uverejnovaIi agitatne tla-
'netky, ktorymi "a clenstyo po-
vzbudzoyalo k telocviku a pri-
pravam ku sletu. O tomto
predmete teda viacei pisat' ne
ideme, lebo teraz uz kazdy
sbor a kazda zupa musi mat
rozhodnut6, jakym poctom cvi
cencov alebo Ii vobec 81 sletu
sucastni. Manifesto toho chcem
paru slovmi vysyetlit' iedno-
druhe 0 slete samom, o jeho
tvyzname a co od neho oGeka-
yame.
Same prVe spomeneme, re
L slet tento ma byt jakymsi pr
wynn krokom praktickeho sbll-
zenia medzi slorenskym a &C.
skym Sokolstyom v Amerike,
utvrdenim toho spoienia, kto-
( re nase clenstvo minul6ho 70
ku takmer jednohlasne odhla-
sovalo vysledkom coho bylo
utvorenie Syazu Ceskosloven-
skGho SokolstVa Y Amer.ke.
Pre- tuto priGinn nasa posled-
MIA roCna schodZa urGila sletu
nazov "Ceskosloyensky" na-
vzdor tomu, ze slet usporaduie
nasa organizacia TelocVitna
Slovenska Jednota Sokol ME
Svoz Ceskoslovensktho Sohol-
stva Americe, jake by Sc
snad mnohi nazaali
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Pritina, pre- htoru slet ME je
Svazem Ceskoslo-
yenskGho Sokolstva, teda tele-
som spolocnym, je Ia, re Svaz
ako len nedavno utvoreny, ne
ma este dostatocnych finant-
nych prostriedkov k podobnG-
mu podujatiu. Odlozit' slet
ySak neboIo by praktick6, lebo
cas- sjezdu naSej organizacie je
stanovami, potazme posled-
nym siazdom, pevne urceny.
a ze by SINE sjazd bez sletu a
zavodov odbyvali, tom ne
mozno ami myslet'.
No vzdor tomu, slet V sku-
tocnosti bude ceskoslovensky,
poneyac este minuleho leta Y
Chicago, pri vyhlaSeni hore-
spominaneho Syazu, boil sme
uisteni, re 50 strany ceskych
bratov poskytnuta bude nam
vSetka MONA pomoc a koope-
racia k tomuto sletu. A re
sluh tento bude zadrzany 0
tom ME pochybnosti. Ma pri-
klad uz V tomto elsie ie prihla-
'seno 13 zavodnJch tiat dvoch
|z1p ceskych. A to ME je este
Vseko. Tiez nesmieme Zabud-
nut pomoc poskytnutn nasnu
Tech. Odboru pri slozeni sle-
tovych cviGieb. Mimo tohoto
ratame ma hojnu navSteyu ce-
skeho obecenstva q vychod-
Inych miest ako New Yorku,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, atd'.
Ma toto ratame uz 2 toho o
h'ladu, re Bethlehem je pre- ma
rod Ceskoslovensky mesto hi
storicky vel'mi vyznamnG. Sic
tovy vybor dostal uistenie. ze
DIR. Stepanek, vyslanec Cesko-
slovenskei republiky 70 Wash
Iingtone pocti slet svojou ma
vstevou. Pritomnost prv6ho
Ivyslarca oslobodenej ylasti, "a
lltord Sokolstvo tol'ko vykona-
10, zaiste len prida ku slav-
Inostntmu lesku nasho vel'k6ho
dina.
V ten isty cas- ma byt' dc
Bethlehem svolany spoletnJ
sjazd cvicitel.stva sloyenskehc
ii Cesk5ho. Toto ma ma pro
CRANE Technickf VFbor Sva.
zu Cpskoslovenskaho Sokol
stya. Ci sa to uskutocni, este
nemuzeme povedat', ale taky
to siazd by bol ticz yeIkou IT,
dalost'ou Y nasom sokolskon
lziyote. Spojenim Sokols.ya !
Amerike vznikly mnoht otaz.
ky, ktore By nailep5ie nohly
byt' rozriesene takymto Siaz
dom technickych yeducieh sil
Opakuiem este raz, ze bllzi
aci sa set bude pryym krokon
Y spolotnei praci spoieneho q
skeho a slovensktho Sokolsua
Y Amerike. Ma ieho zdare mus
nam zalezat' vSetkym iedna
ko. | to naimenSie nedorozu
menie jednei lebo druhe.
strany, malo BY yermi neprai
ne nasledky ma naSe baddct
Ipodniky vobec ma cel5 nase
Ispoienie, cd ktoreho 81 tol'kt
sl'ubuieme.
Buldci slet teda bude prvol
zkdakou, ci spojenie, ktore sme
sloymi prehlasili, budeme ve
det' skutkami uplathovat. =
Pracuime a VERNE, ze zkuSku
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PAPEZ PRY NEMOCEN.

Pariz, 6. cervna. - Papez
Plus XII, jest nemocen a v le-
kaisk6m oSetrovani. die rim
sk6 depeSe otistene Y Petit
Journal dnes.
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v divci Skole.

Utitelka " hodine dejepi-
su) "Posledne isme mluvlli Q
jana Gapkovi re San, kterE Sc
stal zradcem - nu, Cabouno-
"a, co proyedI?" - Zakyne !:
"On 81. prosim, namluvil il
nou, !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-06
ZAVODY CESkOSLOVEN-
SkEHO SOkOLSTVA
v Bethlehem, Pa, konany budou
16. q II. cervna.

Po velkolepych, nezapome-
nutelnych dnech naSeho Sokol-
stva, poradanych lonsk6ho ro-
ku V Chicagu, budou sc zraky
The daily times., 1922-01-23
MERCHANTS INSURANCE
HAD GOOD YEAR.

Statesville, Jan. 2O.-Gratify1ng
reports were heard yesterday after
noon by the directors of the Mer-
chants Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany of North Carolina, meeting in
semi-annual session in the home Of
fee of the company here. The reports
of Secretary J. Paul Leonard and
Treasurer r. L. Poston showed that
in spite of the unfavorable business
conditions and the unusual number
of cancellations of insurance on ac-
count of shrinkage in values, the
Merchants Mutual made steady gains
every month the past year.
The reports, which covered the six
months period which has elapsed
since the annual meeting in Green's
boro, showed a gain of nearly $780,
900 of insurance in force and a gain
in reserve funds of over $4,000, not
withstanding the company has had
unusual fire losses during the past
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exclusive
Gay Premier BRAND
asans political attacks which
retired BRAND
BRAND tarrow) is shown ip the speakers
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at public auction at the courthouse
door in Wilson, N. c., on Monday,
the 9th day of February, 1922, at 12
o'clock M. that certain store lot Sit
uate in the town of Black Creek, Will
son County, North Carolina, adjoin-
ing the lands of w. A Barnes and
the A. C. L. r. r. Cos. right of way
on the west side of Railroad Street
containing 1900 square feet, and full
ly described in said mortgage, re-
corded in Book 115, page 465 in the
Wilson County Registry
Terms of sale-Cash.
This December 31st, 1921.
ARTHUR L. BARDIN.
Transferee of mortgagee.
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grees 40 minutes e. 121 feet; s.
AZ degrees As minutes E. 178 feet;
S. 81 degrees Is minutes E. 237
feet; S. Sc degrees 10 minutes Il.
258 feet; s. rs degrees 20 minutes
e. 1O6 feet; S. 81 degrees Is min
utes E. 127 feet to black gum,
John Felton's corner, S. "a degrees
E. 635 feet to a stake cOrnering.
thence N. 72 degrees e. 1926 feet
to the point of beginning.
Second: A one.fifth undivided in
terest of w. L. FELTON, in and to the
lands owned by John FELTON, and
composed of two tracts as follows:
1) That tract lying in Saratoga
the lands of T. M. Washington, w.
L. FELTON,, T. r. FELTON,, Mrs. L. 2.
Woodard and others, containing 20
acres, more or less. CD That tract
of land described in a certain deed
from Thos. FELTON, and others to
John FELTON,, which deed is recorded
n Book sc, at page 411-12-13 in
he office of the Register of Deeds
of Wilson County, containing 243
acres, more or less.
The said lands will be Oerffed fOI
sale in separate parcels. The terms
of sale are Cash unless otherwise
agreed upon between the Commis.
sioners and the bidders. The sale
will be reported TO the Court i'm
|mediately and confirmed as soon as
possible and possession will be de.
livered to the purchasers upon con.
irmation and compliance with the
ermS of the bids.
This January 11th, 1922.
H. G. CONNOR, JR., and
o. P. DICKINSON,
Commissioners
10 19 &c 2
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WAR LAW CONFERENCE
WILL PROBABLY FOLLOW

Washington, Jan. 22.-In a sub
division OF the armament conference
the ground work was laid today for
another international gathering
which some delegates seemed to re-
gard as partial realization of
President Harding's plan for a con-
.inuing series of meetings to discuss
world affairs. The Sub-conl mittee
on draft, headed by Elihu Root, APP
proved a resolution putting off a re-
vision Of the rules of warfare to a
future conference, which it is con-
,emplated shall be called by the
United States in the near future.
The decision of the subcommittee
was reached after a canvass of SEN
siment among the delegates, which
subcommittee members said assured
final acceptance of the plan. The
proposal is said to have come from
American sources
Though on the agenda of the
present conference it was found
there was neither time nor sufficient
Material for adequate consideration
Of the laws of war, the sub-commit-
tee proposes that the call for the
lew conference shall be issued by
he American Government and while
the place of meeting was not def
litely decided upon it seemed to be
he understanding that Washington
should be selected
The resolution contemplates the
The daily times., 1922-01-23
Frank

six months. President J. Frank
Morris, of Winston-Salem, and a
number of directors expressed their
appreciation of the company's prog
ress.
1t was decided to continue the pay
naent of a dividend of ten per cent
on premiums of expiring policies, and
it is believed that the dividend can
be increased to Is per cent following
the next annual meeting to be held
in Wilmington next June. Meeting
with the directors was Hon. c. F. Mes
BIT, Of Washington, former insur-
ance commissioner for the District
OF Columbia, who is interested in
the North Carolina company and has
agreed to spend three weeks In the
state with Secretary Leonard dur
ing February and March.
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larry GARDEN WILL AGAIN
IL 19 26 2

~
Chicago, Jan. BINARY Garden
positively will direct the Chicago
Grand Opera Company next year and
mo foreigner will be allowed to in
Samuel insult, head of the new Civic
Opera Association which handles the
company, declared in a statement to-
night discussing the recent resigna-
tlon OF Lucien Muratore, tenor, and
reports that other singers might re-
volt against Miss Gardens manage
ment.
Muratore made grandstand play
in resigning and got a lot of pub
hcity," Mr.. insult said. He has
The daily times., 1922-01-23
NOTICE
Sale of Valuable Real Estate


Pursuant to the terms and provi-
ions of a certain Judgment render
ed by the Superior Court of Wilson
County in certain civil action
therein pending, wherein H. G. Con-
nor, Jr., Trustee and the Wilson
Housing Corporation are the plain
tiffs and w. L. FELTON, and wife, Alma
tG. FELTON, and others are the defend
herein appointed to make sale of
certain real estate described therein
will,
ON MONDAY, the 18TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1922, BETWEEN THE
HOURS OF IL M. and 1 O'CLOCK
|p. m. offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder or bidders, in
front of the Court House door, the
lwit:
( First: A certain lot or parcel of
and lying and being in the County
iof Wilson, North Carolina, Saratoga
L. FELTON, and children, the heirs of
John FELTON, and others, containing
267 acres, more or less, and more
particularly described as follows:
road, John FeltOn's corner, thence
and along said road s.. % degrees
15 minutes E. 1912 feet to stake,
black gum, Tom Felton's corner,
thence S. ~ degrees Is minutes w.
. 1855 feet to a stake, Walter Eel
toms corner, thence N. As degrees
1 5 minutes w. 1855 feet to stake
. Walter FeltOn's corner, thence S.
81 degrees As minutes w. 51O5 feet
to the old run of Toisnot Swamp
cOrnering, thence N. 40 degrees Is
minutes w. 265 feet to White Oak
Swamp Canal, thence along said
White Oak Swamp N. 25 degrees so
minutes E. OIL feet; thence N. II
degrees 40 minutes E. $50 feet
thence N 46 degrees 5 minutes e
269 feet, thence N. z degrees Is
minutes w. 232 feet, thence N. 3S
degrees As minutes E. 124 feet
thence N. IA degrees e. 124 feet
thence N. 80 degrees E. 100 feet
thence N. 8 degrees 4 5 minutes w
241 feet, thence N 26 degrees 40
minutes W. 1876 feet, thence N. 8 de-
grees 80 minutes w. 236 feet, thence
N. 20 degrees 35 minutes E. 199
feet, thence N. 81 degrees E. 2O6
feet, thence N. 6S degrees E. 179
feet, thence N. 20 degrees SIS minutes
Branch, cornering, John FELTON,
corner, thence with and along said
branch S. 76 degrees 80 minutes E
2O7 feet, S. 80 degrees E. 135 feet
grees 5 minutes E. 229 feet, S. 81
degrees Is minutes E. 1919 feet; S. IL
degrees 80 minutes E. 80 feet; S. 34
degrees 5 minutes E. 221 feet; S. 3S
degrees SO minutes E. IA feet; S
26 degrees E. 1875 feet; S. 43 de.
grees 40 minutes g. 1875 feet; S. %
degrees w. z feet; S. "a degrees 35
minutes E. 1O2 feet; S. IT degrees
25 minutes e. 1875 feet; S. 81 de.
grees 10 minutes e. 178 feet; N. 81
degrees e. 32 feet; N 76 degrees
As minutes E. 261 feet; N. 81 de-
grees 45 minutes E. 1O2 feet; N
rs degrees 40 minutes E. PIG feet;
is. 73 degrees E. 222 feet; S. 54 de.
degrees 40 minutes E. 224 feet; N
65 degrees e. 5S feet; S. rs degrees
5 minutes E. 1876 feet; S. 76 degrees
80 minutes E. 125 feet; S. So de.
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selection of two representatives of
each of the five great powers repre-
sented in the present conference
whose names would be announced
within three mnoths after the close
OF this conference. These ten dele
gates would be empowered to extend
Invitations to other powers to par
ticipate.
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never done anything for the com
pany. his name has never filled tho
house and he has not given yalua 70
ceived for the high salary paid him
through the generosity of the Harold
McCormicks. The company oon
easily survive Muratore."
Mr.. insult explained that Niss
Garden had been elected director q,
the company for the next wear hu,
intimated that her contract covered
her singing only.
The daily times., 1922-01-23

Capes, wraps cut on cape lines
and blouses with cape shoulders
have made the well-dressed girl give
much thought to her shoulder line:
The too plump of shoulder should
avoid cape effects. This clever
Doris Reid cape frock is Of navy
blue with a cape lining Of brilliant
red.
The daily times., 1922-01-23
MORTGAGE SALE.

BY virtue Of Power sale contain
ed in a mortgage executed to w. A.
Barnes by Henry Mattox, I shall sell
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
DEDICATION OF
HEATH CHURCH
is IMPRESSIVE
Structure, Built at Cost OF
S55,0O0-Bishop Leete
Gives Sermon.

Staple but impressive services marked
the dedication Of the Heath Memorial
NJ. r. Church, Commercial avenue and
Windsor street, yesterday. The growth
Of the church has been unusually inter
esting. Almost forty years ago, Mrs.
Sarah Heath. who took an active interest
in religious affairs, established mission
J In q storeroOm on Hill avenue, now
Roosevelt avenue. The Rev. W. W.
Reynolds was the first pastor. Later the
church was moved to Howard place, but
the name OF Mrs. Heath remained with
it.
Bishop Frederick D. Leete Of the In
dianapOus area preached the morning
sermon, and the afternoon services were
in charge Of DE-. Charles E. Bacon and
the Rev. Elmer st. Clair, pastor Of the
church. preached last night on Making
Use Of Our Opportunity"
At the afternoon services the heT. c
f. Line, who Was pastor OF The church
thirty five years ago, offered he opening
prayer.
Ground for the new building was
broken last May and the corner stone
was laid IN July. The new church and
parsonage. which are built OF Bedford
limestone. cost about So, 900. The audi
forum has a seating capacity Of 500 and
in the Sunday school department the
classes will be cared for In separate
rooms.
In line with the community work the
church IS doing, a large modern gym
nasium, equipped with showers, dress
ing rooms and locker facilities has been
built in the basement. Rooms also have
been provided for the Boy Scouts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13

the part Of the United States Govern
ment, and the American people to help
the people of the Russia that-is-tobe.
Our hostility to the Russia-that-is, or
rather to the Russian defacto government
at Moscow-remains uncompromising.
1t now is an open secret in Washington
at one time, not so long ago, there were
serious divisions in the Harding Admin
istration as to the advisability Of traffick-
ing with the soviet authorities. A mem
Der of the Cabinet by whom the Admin
istration lays the greatest store, seemed
to be veering in the direction Of dealing
with Lenin. That statesman's view
have undergone a complete change. The
Harding Cabinet now is united In the
views set forth In the Genoa note. Though
our communication to Italy was clothed
in the guise Of a refusal Of the Genoa in
vitation, its meaning is that Russia must
be preserved for the Russians.
No political scheme Incorporating as
European economic reconstruction" can
claim American support, with Russian
exploitation as it's real, though cunning
ly yelled, purpose.-Copyright, 1922, By
Public Ledger Company.