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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Berry Of Wat
sonville, California.
Joseph an Buskirk left THURSDAY
for For Dodge, Iowa, for an extend
ed visit at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. J. Bridges Davis.
Asa Blue, who was seriously IN
jured some time ago while working at
his nome near Orchard is
very much improved. He is now able
to be up.
Mrs. ]. A. Suddreth is learning -
drive her new Buick six. l'uih size
and Mr.. Suddreth are ned Nirh
their beautiful car.
Miss Helen Hayes, who has been a
| guest at the home of DR.. and Mrs. +.
M. Leitch since last July, left Thurs
day for her home in Oakland, Cal.
Miss Hayes is a niece of DR.. Leitch.
Miss Georgia Bell was confined to
her home several days the past week
with tonsilitis.
Mrs. George Baxter went to Spo-
kane Friday for a short visit. From
there she goes to EnaviIle, Idaho. for
an indefinite stay with Mr.. Baxter.
VIZ % opoiiuiiS eHe oulIHlSI there.
Mrs. j. Arthur Knight and Mrs. Lu-
cile McAuley went to Spokane Thurs
day on a short trip.
Eveline and Everett, little son and
daughter, of Mrs. Ida Taylor. are
quite i'll at their home.
Miss Pearl Robinson of Palouse is
i'll in a local hospital.
Mrs. E. Dahlquist and children left
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-02

Personal MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl L. Crawford who
have been guests at the home of Mr..
Crawford's aunt, Mrs. C. H. Whitmore
left Thursday for their home in Sc
attic.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 0. Hill and two
children who live southeast of Mos
cow, have just returned home from an
eight months visit in Iowa and Min
nesota. They made the trip in their
car, touring Yellowstone Park and re-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-02
in Lewiston Tuesday.

is a guest at the home of her brother,
Marcus King. 1t has beer t~hirty-fivs
years since Mr.. King had seen his
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davidson have
just taken delivery of a beautiful new
Dodge touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.. Dare and son.
James, of Portland, Ore, arrived in
Moscow Thursday and are guests AT
the home of Mrs. Dare's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank ComstOck.
Harold Lenhard, Miss Nora Len
hard and Mrs. Addie Perry motore1
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-02

to Sweetwater Thursday and spent
the day attending the closing cxer-
cises of the Lewiston Normal school.
Misses Mary and Abbie Perry acorn
panied them home.
Mrs. Halle and Clarence Stecnter
of Grangeville are guests of Miss Iris
Rowe.
Miss Mabel Robinson OF Palouse
and Mrs. Williamson of Freewater,
Ore, r guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. N. Williamson.
Mrs. R. B. Ward and daughter, Mar
garet, spent Thursday in Spokane.
Mrs. Emma Berry has been enjoying
a visit from her nephew and his w1.e,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-02
turning home over the beautiful Lin

turning home over the beautiful Lin
coin highway.
DR.. and Mrs. F. M. Leitch, Mr.. and
Ms. Henry Hoffman, and Miss Helen
Hayes motored to Lewiston Sunday
and spent the day.
Ten daughters OF Veterans and
members Of the G. A. R. motored to
Joel Thursday evening, taking with
them well-filled baskets, and spent
the evening with Joseph Dunn. The
event was in honor of his 77th birth
day, which came on Sunday. A de-
licious super was served by the self
invited guests.
Miss Gladys Mickey visited friends
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-02

Friday for Portland and Seattle to
visit.
Mr.. n Mrs. Walter Carey, who live
northwest of town, are rejoicing over
the arrival of an e~ight-pound son.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. F. Policy of Port
land, and L. L. Paget and F. H. Moore,
both of Seaside, Ore. are visiting in
Moscow. The party is making a trip
by automobile and is camped at the
city park.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Berry of Wat
SOnville, California.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04

comu Europa nan6t Cd Amery prednasv Dr. stepa
neka Prahe.
Csl. Tlac. Kancelaria.

v dobe Washingtonovej jednalo
sa boj dybch Easad: BOZ auto
kracie prot demckracii. Mono po
vedat', Se spoj. staty staly sa pr
YOU mocnost 'oussveta a tato vel
moe sveta Y dohliadnej dobe bu-
de vedncou vel 'moceu.
Hovoriac 0 rychlom vyvoji SIP,
Statov poukazal pri tom ma mar
+l1antny priklad radiovym tele.
fonom. Ia IA mesiacov po ozna.
menf vynalezu sriadeno bolo pc
celej Aemrike vyse jeden million
radiotelefonickych stanic pouka.
zoval podrobne ma vyznam toho
to vynalezu v obchode, vo voleb
nej Rampant, armade, atd'.
Svoju prednasku kon6il slova
mi "Bol BY som st 'astny, keby 81
.nasi l'udia uyedomili, re .rozvo.
sveta deje sa znamenf 'rAmeri.
ky"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
4ounosroWxsx1 sLQYINsk1 H oYIII1z.I

hovorf Ha ale etvorte sai mienku na ktore
smuva len prezdenta Masaryka nsdete sku
niekol'kych nanichodnJch amerikde je vase mlesto
ctch spolkov 70 e ceom pr nebojte hisoriu bde pi
Sana NnE poom ae al Cssa narod ne cenras ne
repubka e D prykna korod osvohodpf koreho mate
ra len pedehtov Masaykov av podie no Vas srdc Narod
amekym spoom patr no stepod Tatram napnutym zakom
W. americk ph adj ocean ebo vie ze
vane zabava ked obetovaho synova korf dali stat po
penaze tyky Warajd aj eho vsetky ava
Bufngtonom ked stew tonic state urobas soyen
krvacali bosiach. skeho naroda sasny y blazeny
Bratia yseobecna men nve sny slip
ka vas SO strany oentralistoy u Repubiky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
KuPrE syoyu UkfvAat KA1U or

KdPrE sworn ukfvAsTu KA1U Op
B AIS e R
dostanete Dpbrh Kkru dEitok lobs-
tovania druheho sloyeka.
KUPTE INDIE
budete trpet truble druh6ho Glove
ka. Ny vyber6me 1ass kary . ceay tief.
ziadni inf predavati ukvanyeh kkr ME
SD to vstaves robit' Oni pondkajd, eoho
So kupovatelia Novych Kar chceli ..zba-
Wit. IS
POUzITE svOJ ROzUM
a prid'te sa podfvAt' ma nase kary,
ktore name na predaj.
BALSER MOTOR SALES & SERVICE
COMPANY
Arlington st. pri Belmont Ave.
Main 7742.
Ekspertne reparovanie 90c "a hodinu.
Ak sa yam nepaci, neratame mic "a to-.
1920 JORDAN, Z osobna touring, ako
nova, najlepsia klpa Youngstowne
"a 81, $4,000. Tiez 20 inych modelov, IT,
pov vyrobkov ma vyber. Haste sa II
BALSERA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04

Pise: Rev. Anton Komp&nek.

= > =
!. Unifikasny minister, (unifiko-
vat sjednocoyat'e dr.. Derer
12. marca t. r. prednasal v Brati:-
slave o autonomii a Pittsburgh
skej Dohode a medzi inym poye-
dial toto: "Takzvana Pittsburgh
ska Dohoda vznikla este akosi pod
ylivom mad 'arskej mentality (smy
81 sl'ania) toho nasho povstavenia V
bJyalpm uhorskom state. Ak sa
dnes rozlicne kruhy pa takzvand
Pittsburghska Dohodu odvolava-
id, teda treba konstatovat 'ze ten
tS document nemozno poyazoyat'
za,lnejaknn smluvu, lebo toto slovo
sa tahs ami ma jednom mieste ne
nachodi. Smluya bola uzavreta len
medzi spolkamia ktora zaviazovala
Cechov Slovakov v, Amerike by
vaj1cich, ktorf boil clenami spoil
kov, ktore tdto smluvu ujednaly.
Pittsburghska Smluva nema raz
ziadnej smluvy, ona moze snad'
byt' politickym programom, alebo
heslom, ale nikto nemoze povedat'
ze by P. D. nejakym sposobom ME
koho viazala.'
v prvom rade treba konstato-
vat. ze tato rec je pre- jej prvd
vetu tou najsurovejsou urazkou a.
merickych Slovakov, ktori vraj
boil pod vlivom mad 'arskej men
tality. Derer tymto prosto vyhla-
.suje, ze Mamatey, Bielek, Bosak,
Husek boil mad 'arskeho smysl "a
MIA, ked' ,Pittsburghsku Dohodu
podpisovali. Diy5m sa, re ste sa
dosial' proti tejto hrubej urazke
neohradili (Ba veru dostalo sa mu
dost po nose.-Red.). Ale, pro-
sim vas, nemajte mu to "a zle! De-
rer je centralista a to je uz davno
uznany sposob centralistoy, ze
ked' chcd niekoho diskreditovat'
co by al svoju hlavu pon1kol "a
narod, jednoducho udrl ma neho
peeat' mad 'aronstva.
Hoyorim, Derer je centralists
a reprezentuje mienku vsetkyct
centralist0y O americkych Slova
koch. We'd t1to Dererovu rel
hned "a hordca vel 'kym krikom
q Wit 'azstvom, velikanskymi lite
rami priniesly vsetky centralisti
cke noviny. Derer bol vyhlasenj
"a najlepsieho a-najodbornejsiehc
znalca tychto yeci.
Nazdavam sa, ze to by uz maic
postacit', ably americki Slovaci vi
dsli, do akeho svetla s1 postayen1
ociach ceatralistov q tax ably s.
rozmysleli, ei msjd S mimi sympa
tisevst'. Videt', ze ami len manic
hodntho .slova nznania nemaj1 ~
praeu aserickych Slovakov.
No sd,tu aj inc yeci. Nine anne
riskf Slovaci, prisi do kraja ME
jsasn raz 50 ponosoyali, ze 50 ne.
nbtu uplatnit'. Netreba ma to do
kszov. 4isymi d6kazmi toho il
ttch stS . st6 sHaeFiekyeh legiona.
rsv, tislc q tisic robin yr6tivsich
d, Dsxs9 DO Azssriky. Precoi lie,
10 centralisti vida Y americkych
aloy5 koch p6redne prebpdene, u
vadal1elf, demokratizmom pre-
NJ pnt& massy. ktors nemozne
lep tsk, ~ kr$tko odbsvit', kto'
rfeh psnojno Il nsvaiHat' Ame'
rie S3ev{a a nsvyknph na vol
M dpchA s6 sk6seai. 4 Amer.
\ pFeto silu& rel 81, je prsta
eries first" lsbo jei stftRs
ip je pylk lkladne sapospr8v.
a. heRen dttt ttik mS sye'
Il 1e y6ts., kte1t ~ III
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04

lktO naSJrDlG neSHlc, - tUtUf JO
pre centralizmus vel'mi nebezpec-
ma vec, Centralisti dobre vedia, ze
S narodne zaostaiym l'udom donna
pod Tatrami da So sprawl cokol'-
vek. Go ten vie, co je centralizmus
co je narodne povedoniie, GO je po-
|litikas Preto je dobre premyslena
snaha centralistov: robit' 't'aSko-
sti americkym Slovakom, ably sa
vratili aby oni .mohli v mutnom
lovit' a svoje ciele nehatene pre-
konat'. A to tym viacej, lebo z A
meriky prisli Slovaci po kratkych
zknsenostiach stavaj1 sa obycajne
najvaesimi odporcami centralizmu
Veru je to tax, ze mnohi Ameri-
kani ked prisli do kraja ako sill
nj centralisti, ked' pocitili ma svo-
+jej vlastnej kozi "lasku'' centra-
lizmu, stall sa okrem malych Wy
nimiek skoro vsetci protivnikmi
centralizmu, ba casio krajnymi
autonomistami.
Aspon len diva priklady uve-
diem. Isty americky legionar, pa
triaci do mojej osady, pc pricho-
de ma Slovensko bol ukrutnym cen
tralistom. Je to clovek vel mi 81
kovny, rozhl 'adeny zkdseny, a.
kych JIG malo medzi Slovakmi. Tr-
valo to asi rok, co sa PRENATAL.
No pytajte sa no dnes. Rozhoree-
ny, znfaly prot centralistom, hoci
po mnohych vyhrazkach chceli mu
zapchat' 1sta akohsi trafikou, a ju
Iaj ma. Ale rad by sa vratil do A
meriky, keby NAL peniaze ma ce-
| stu.
Druhy tiez americky legionar je
podobneho osudu. Ked minul Wy
pozicane peniaze ma cesty do Bra.
tislavy, do 'Prahy a. ked' "a no.
som vodeny a obsypany sl'ubami
|po krky sa zadlzil, koneene dosta!
nadrazn1 restauraciu, ale len poe
tou podmienkou, ze bude mat VI
svojom obchode "a spolocnika Ce
cha. TAX sa al stalo a teraz oha ri
voria, nema ami jeden dost ma Wy
zivu. Preeo je to? - Aida ably
Dol ten americky legionar poe
kontrolou? A ci americky legio
mar potrebuje mad sebou kontrolo
raj Nuz ale Go by bolo pctom
centralizmom, keby nebolo kon
troly?
/ Toto s1 len diva pripady, ale b,
lsom ich nespominal, keby boly o
ijedinele alebo len zriedkave.
/ Tu je vsak este druha stat De
rerovej reci. Vraj Pittsburghski
IDohoda ME je smluva. Derer ha
ldam mysli, ze preto ME, lebo ME
ma nej 20 korunoveho kolka (sten
lpeD. U mas totiS po byrokratickJ
Ia podl a prfsneho zadrzovania mr.
lyych paragrafov len takato listi
Ina platf. Nuz, prosim vas, ameri
cki bratia, kdeze ste mali vase 70
zumy, ked ste PittsburghSkl Do
Ihodu podpisovali9 We'd ste darn,
papier kazili! Ach, aky naivnJ
Dol prezident Masaryk, Mamate,
> vsetci ostatni, ked napfssli ME
GO nevedeli co! Skoda, ze st,
ytedy neznali Dsrsra, ten BY vlp
Dol povedal, ze ste "pod vlivon
mad 'arskej mentality zes szada
He pre- sloveasky narod nieco, {,
len tax dostane, ak to D6rer bu
de chciet'. O, lboha Slovac aj /
Tvojimi vodcaJni, musels 81 ea
kat, AZ II Dsrer o6i otvon.
No p. perer sko ~ So Dol yzp@
natal, Y nasledujqcich vetlch y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04

zaeiatkom julia DR.. Bedrich Stepa-1
mex, csl. vyslanec vo Washingte-
ne NAL prednasku 0 Amerike, Pred
naska usporiadana hola Masary-
kovou Akademion sPr6ee q poete-
ma bola prftomnost 'ou yynikajd-
cich mnzov dradneho sveta, clenor
Narodn6ho ShromaEdenia q mno-I
ho americkych j juhosloyanskych
host 'ov. DR.. Stepanek V prvom ra-
de tyyzdvihnul vyznamne ispechy
Masarykoyej Academic Prace,
ktora po poldruha roenej einnosti
pozdvihla memo ceskoslovenskeho
inziniera al Ainerike. Potom pre-
siel ma cinnost technickeho sveta
csl. ktora imponovala Amerika-
nom, ktorf behom poslednych
dvoch rokov navstivili CSR a Wy
slovili podiv mad eeskoslovensky
mi zelezniciami. Odbornici laiko-
via sa shodovali tom, ze cesaxo-
slovenske zeleznice sd ma prvom
v Europe. Podobne al elektrizacia
a vodne cesty a cely tento pro-
blem Dol priaznive posudzovany.
Zasluzna praca csl. technikov, po-
kroky skolstve vyrovnane fl
nancie - toto bolo najlepsie od-
porueenie ceskoslovenskej repub-
liky v Amerike.
Potion DIR. Stepanek dotknul sa
dost' haklveho bodu, ked' sa wy
jadril, ze Europa nevladze sprav-
ne ocenit' Ameriku. Je to vraj
priamo zarazajdce, ako vyznam
spojenych Statov je nedostatoene
chapany. A tento fakt ma skoro
katastrofalne priciny v terajsom
vreni. Europa INA iba vel mi malo
% skutoenych idealoch Spojenych
Statov. Nasledky tohoto psycholo-
gckeho nepochopenia s1 tie, re
Europa ziada cd Ameriky veci ne
nome, co vedie ku znacnym roz-
dfelom v nazoroch.
Prvn wee - pokracoval DIR. Ste
! panek, - ktoru musime mat ma
zreteli, ked' chceme posudzovat'
Ameriku, je, re Ameriku nesmie-
me merat' europskym meritkom a
divat' sa ma nu nasimi vlastnymi
ocima. Spojene Staty sd 81 skoro
sebestacne. Majd podl a posledne-
no scitania vyse LOG milionov O.
byvatel 'ov co sa tyka Izemia,
porovnanie je NONE iba S Rus
kom. Uzemie je hotovou pokladni-
cou prlrody vezme este hodne
casu dokial' bude dokonale pre-
sk1mane. Ma toto bohatstvo pou-
kazuje recnik iba niekol'k 'ko fakta-
mi. Ma priklad cd 1918 do 1921 Wy
robene bolo $50 gramoy radia, O.
krem toho Spojene Staty vyraba-
jill so procent bavlny, 40 proc. ze-
leza, SO proc. uhlia vyse nez 20
lproc. zlata celej svetovej vyroby.
lPodobne vyaikaj1 industrii ba.
revneho skla, striebra . mnoho SUI
rovfn.
i Zvlastny obraz nakreslil DIR.
|Stepanek o tom, ako sa Spojene
lStaty vyvinovaly. Pred 145 roka.
mi maly sotva 5 milionov dust a
Ivyvinoyaly So naprostom nazore
]europskom Dvadsat rokov po pre-
lhlasenf neodvislosti zakupuj1 nj
Louisiana, cell dolinu Mississippi
lktors dzenie dneska tvori sired q,
nie. Y roku 1919 kupujd Floridn
lktora vtedy bella divocivou . dnes
Ije zshradou, ktori sisobuje kvie.
tim, ovocim zeleninami.
/ Zakladatel' Unie, Juraj Wash.
lington dal nladej rsngbl ljke .spe
lrickej radq aby! vyhypS yals vSeF'
lkym aliapcism : zapletkam eu
|ropsk5mi mocnostiami. Tato ira.
tdfcia j. eSte 81 dpes ziva . bols
prehlasovan5 ~ 40 rypakaqtis
lsvetovsj v5lky. Tymto ~ vysvet
aj dha neutralita mssiky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04
DIR. M. "A. BONHARD
Zubny Lekar .
ma teraz kancelariu v {.
214 TERMINAL BLDG.
V novel stanici Erie zeleznice.
ZUBNY LEKkR.

IARo prebddza ludsych srdcach achetnejM poct
- Lasku.
Lka mas povxbudzuje tomu ably nas drahy ko zpoza
oceanu upera ak pomaha Odozenme pomocou
toho nevditel' 'neho host 'a-Biedu.
Neoddadajme tl ale vyuzkue terseho priaznvsho
ceskosovenskej koruny.
My zaseame penaze do Cesosovensa do zde 6as sveta
teskosovenskom znamnejsim anami Europy name pria
riky. NS~
Vsetky vypay koname na1aom Case pomocou najmohut
nejach bank, ktoGym sme pramop spojeni
Peniaze uozie ma isp6rne drokove vady orshoo
penazneho ayu teskoslovenska- neskoe mo-
zete vyhodne kupit majetok
zastupujeme vse vznamnee paropavebne spoocnos Pre-
davams Iodine Istky do vsetkych castok syea.
Nase pravne notarse oddelene vybavue odbone ve
Arajove pravne not&rske zalezitosi.
Vase vady uofsns nasej banke bezpecne pnaad VAN
riadny drok m6zete ich vybrat' kedykol,vek.
ma to- vaSna nasich pracue cey den nase
cudzozemsk oddelene pondeok Sci
' sobotu do Sci hodny.
vyhl adajte ms kazdsj potrebe.
THE DOLLAR gey.Nce; fRygY eo. 8
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT. !.
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04

Remsslk Y tgR. Roku 1870
bolo i mas III, $50 Eiynostnlkoy s
177,261 toyarysmi . 9O,00S uciia-
mi. " pomere k dhrnnsau poctu
obyyatel,stv. tyorili Eisnostnici \
CechAch 8 percent.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-08-04

k{ slab abht 1r. Bsll chor4 svel od
'hiekol'ko niesiacov. Jcho srnrt on
Jlpve6apstyo htsaea jsdnsho ! mai
ySGsich dobrodiueoy svojej DOLBY.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25

Now is the time to study over
the little pamphlet sent out by
the secretary of state containing
the proposed constitutional
amendments and arguments for
and against each of them. Look
them up and have your mind
made up as to what you are 60
ing to do before you go to the
polls. They are important and it
is a wise thing to vote yes" or
no" on each of them. Be a
real citizen. Take an interest in
your government.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25
Notice to Creditors

In the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona in and for the
County of Navajo
In the Matter of the Estate of
L. b. Miller, Deceased.
Estate of L. B. Miller, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrator of
the estate of L. B. Miller, De-
ceased, to the creditors and all
persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit
them. with the Necessary vouch-
ers, within four months after
the first publication of this no.
tlce to the said administrator at
the Law Office of w. E. Fergu-
son, Title Building, Holbrook,
Arizona, the same being the
place for the transaction of the
business of said Estate, in said
County of Navajo, State of Ari-
IONA.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25

The city of Nogales is buying
hydrants. Probably jealous be-
cause the next state tax com
mission is to be held ut Cooley
which is in either in Apache or
Navajo county. -Coconino Sun
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25

While the sun was shining
here in Flagstaff the other day
the clouds hung low over the San
Francisco Peaks. When they
cleared away, early in the after
noon, it was discovered that
Humphrey Peak, the farthest
from town had been covered
with a generous mantle of snow
though there was no evidence of
any having fallen on either of
the sister peaks only a short
distance away. -Coconino Sun
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25
Signed
R. C. CRESWELL

Administrator of Estate of
L. B. Miller, Deceased.
Dated Holbrook, Arizona, this
18th day of August, 1922.
The Snowflake herald., 1922-08-25

Every kind of legal blank for
ale at The Herald office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-30
Col. Roosevelt q Guest
Al East Side Luncheon
Sta in Chair His Father Occu-
pied y hen He Dincd i'm The
Same RcsiauraaS

Theodore Roosevelt, Assistant Score
tarv o. tic Navy, was the guest Of
honor at luncheon arranged by the
Downtown Chamber Of Commerce yes-
tcrday at the Little Hungary Restau-
rant, - East Houston Street, 20 com
memorate the twentieth anniversary Of
sn official visit paid TO the Last Side by
his father.
Colonel Roosevelt sat in the same
CHAIR and used the same silver his
father used in 1902 and again in 1916,
when he dlaed at the restaurant. The
cnajr and silver are being preserved
By MAJ Schwartz, Of 240 West Ninety
eighth street, former proprietor Of the
restaurant, who was guest at the
luncheon to-day and brought the
mementoes from his home for The oc-
caa.on. lie told the Assistant Score
tary that ne would make him present
a. the chair and silver when he became
Pres dent
J.. had been rumored that the lunch
con was arranged to launch Guber-
material boom for the guest OF honor,
Tno~e was no political significance
whichever 10 the gathering.
When Colonel Roosevelt rose TO
spead, however. there were cries from
- parts Of the hall hailing him as
ously ID the greeting he said, 81 deny
the allegation.'
Roosevelt recounted some Of his
f9thcr'a experiences es Police Com
missioner &c New \ ork end other in
cdo,t9 Of his career, He paid tribute
10 The East SFdc, saying his father had
spoken OF it frequently and loved it,
md that it was one Of The most pro-
hfc IN its yield Of sterling citizenship,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-30
Ends Life Rather Than
Retire From Business
Chriet;nn Eidi Shoots Himself
i'm Office When Partner Sug-
gesss Dissolviny Firm

Hcartbroken. according TO the police,
because his partner, Charles G. Schrey-
er, OF 2030 Linden Street. Brooklyn,
wished to dissolve the Perforated Metal
Company, 237 Centre Street, Christian
Edit, ffty-two years old, OF go East
Thrtieth Street, committed suicide
yesterday in the companys Office, which
is directly opposite Police Headquarters
Friday, it is said. Schrcycr asked his
partners consent to dissolve the bust
ness, saying he was ANXIOUS to retire
Eidt told him be would tnInk 1t over.
Yesterday morning he directed two en-
ploycos to do a piece Of drilling, which
would cause q loud noise.
Ten minutes later Hughes went into
the Office and found Edit on tho floor
n revolver clenched in his hand Eidt
Wns dead before assistance was even
summoned.
Three years ago, It was said, Schrey-
er approached Eidt with similar pro
posal to sell out the business, saying
that since they had worked so hard to
grow wealthy it was time they settled
down and enjoyed the fruits Of their
labor. Edits views, however, were diff
ferent, maintaining that he liked the
hard work. lie is survived by his wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-30
Centenary Of Shelley Is
Observed i'm Exhibition
Rocks. Papers and Engravings
Relating 10 Poet Shown
al CrOIier Ci71s,

The Tooth Anniversary Of the death
Of Percy Bysshe Shelley is fttingly
commemoratcd In the exhibition ct tho
Grolier Club of books, manuscripts, en-
cravings and other matters relating to
the poets career. One of the Shelley
rarities Is a copy Of "a Nindication Of
Natural Diet III the original boards,
as published in 1918, and OF which not
more than eight copies exist. There
gre three here. The one il boards being
unique. This IS the famous pamphlet
growing out of note on vegctarianism
occurring in his Queen Nab"
His early work, published st Oxford
IS The "Posthumous Fragments OF Mar
garet Nicholson" and others which do
not bear The Shelley signature, are in
teresting mementos Of the poets early
career.
Various autograph letters Of q per
soHal character include those to
Thomas L. Peacock concerning the
poets clopcmcnt with Mar Godwin
and noted specimen from William
Goodwin dcploring the elopement. Also
an interesting letter in which Shelley
refuses pccunisry aid to his father-in-
law and sums up his contempt for him.
There are first editions Of prac-
tically ali Of Shelley's important works,
including Leigh Hunts copy Of Queen
Nab" inscribed by the author; "Ade-
nai7' and "Hel as the last work pub
lished, this being the Locker Lampson
copy in original wrappers. The eXhibi-
ton is open to the public daily until
Nav q