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The New York herald., 1922-07-29

The most satisfactory way Of iocntins just
the room YOU want Is 10 consult the FUR
Ad Pages Of to-day's Herald. Look At them
no" .-sAdr.
The New York herald., 1922-07-29

Theatrical and Hotel and Restaurants.
Ain cr;.slng VIII DO found on Page G.-.Adv.
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Must Distribute Load.

1T Is most essential that the active
load factor on this bridge be properly
distributed. This. of course, will seri-
ously AFFECT the efficiency OF the Brook
lyn Bridge. This means that the Brook
In connection with any additional inter-
borough motor vehicle traffic that the
constant increase In population will pro-.
duce.
THE Manhattan Bridge In a few years
will not be adequate to accommodate the
motor vehicle II this character OF traffic
continues to increase at the same rate
" .
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
Far West Unhampered.

Kansas already has the administra-
tive facilities under Its industrial court.
1t Is not regarded as necessary to es-
coal control in the Rocky Noun
tain and Pacific coast States, as they
lave supplies of coal and fuel oil.
Announcement was made by Secretary
The New York herald., 1922-07-29
The President's Letter.

Continued on Page Two.
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Continued on Page Three.
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Continued on Page Two.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair to-day and tomorrow with mode
temperature.
Highest temperature yesterday, 81; loves
Detailed weather reports viii be found editorial p
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-08-17
DORA EMMA Torrance

Doran Euntce tTrippl Torrance.
wife Of CIaud Torrance, daughter
Of Eli and Sarah Tripp. born sep
temhcr j, 1922 aged ~ years, 10
months and N days She was
united in marriage to Claud lor.
ancc September 3 1890, and was
gentle and loving wifc until
God called her to rest IN lcacr
with Him
She prpfcssed faith in Christ on
Nov Il. 1921. and live faithful
until the death angel carried her
home to rest in peace forever
She leaves husand, father
mother, two sisters and five bro.
theirs, besides host Of relative,
and friends To mourn her depart
ure.
The funeral services we're con
Quoted by Rev Robert Shell, af
ter which the remains We're laid
to rest in the Moore Chapel GENE
terry
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-08-17
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

Sunday school every sunday morn
,ng at I 0 O'Clock We extend a mos,
cordial invitation 10 all ~ho do mo-,
attend anywhere ole 10 join uur Bi
bic class and hr.r tH, splendid di,
,4rs|an Il ere gwen hy our
teacher, Iuds, sample
Christian Endrayor every sunday
evening At seven o'clock our socic
" continues 20 grow in iutcrrs, a.
Nrii a. IN numbers Come and NEE,
With a. Il vIlI soon be- tam, for an
other social
The Ladies Missionary society
spent a very pleasant afternoon at
the home - Mf and Mr. " ,
Kinder last Thur day N, topic far
study was China
Have you visited our church ~.
Gently II not. come and ser how
nicely i has been rcd,JHfstci Tho
outside has received q new coat "
paint and alec rev CUTTERS The IN
terror sails have been finished ~
very soft soiors which harmonic
beautifully with our electric light.
The Ladies Aid Society deserves the
praise fof the sccompIi hmsnt nf ~
spsudid votk
The sl,lsiy wi'' hold Be-, neat beet
iHg st ite home u ST., sam J Ne
NlHu ua nursday afternoon. August
- Nl usubsfR are urged ip D.,
prrsen, a. tbs Is our Tine for thr
election - officer hy reporter
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-08-17
CAPTURE LARGE STILL

New haduI Record Tur-iay an.
either large still aa, captured in ,hi,
county twa miles northwest ~ Sky
The 81 wns IN Iteration NJ the
time the ysid Was made The ,u,,
~2s very 'afgr ore and Was hru,
here and placed in the sheriff, col.
lection of stills a, the jail.
When thc raid Was made G. \
Babcuck. clauhe krrr Tom Patterson
and Nr AcFIyca wcnt IN a hody and
came IN from all sides Il the thick
ct where the still was located Fred
Ming vas arrested and another man
present made his escape. King plead
guilty before Squire l.. pNrrctt .ot
Lilhourn, "Wednesday. and was fined
slo0 and costs
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-08-17
BOLLiNGER 60 IMPROVE.
MENT ASK ORGANIZED

The bollin County lpruvr- :
mcnt Assn nI- organized last
saturday night August II A
Large numbcr ~ citizens Of Mar.
n'r Hill and nsuil'c mot nj the
court house a.. nunns.l COM
morcial soci"' which thn, hay,
named the l'..n.r Comt, lm-
provement #frnn
\ commit tp draft cunsti-
tuition and = te Nas appointed
and also = mI'ico an recon.
mendations vs. appointed and ii-
rected Go reit ~ the ncNt meet
ing The mr 'ng hen adjourned
70 meet Mordag night. August Il
At : O'Clock rh, court house
Monday mi rs meeting was
called to ora hy + VI Wells.
president v Wells acted ac
secretary
The comm '.' ON r"cummonda-
tions rcport.H a, follows That
the court t. boz lighted with
electric high second. hat ,.d"
walk be hu from Marhl" Fn
90 Iu'es ~. w. concrete
waIkway b. f.. .Nn' r' nr
'fmo of -. ~. .r'..
town "a thH r.. ..H ..HI ..
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-08-17
HtETER WILLIAMS

,Ann'bsf oa, u' BnI.nsyr ,oun
~ hoHarrd hst, hs, taken -
buds
Mr Leslie H..tr AND Nj.
''r'a williams lufh ~ near Na,
tt"ld wrrr 4nit.. 10 marr..,
SUNDAY August % A. tt. t4mr
- krs J 4 lirndurks
After 'hs scdiins th, n,W'J ,rd
drd couple .tterIcd church a
Littlc Nh.fewst,f Ut,n an ap
rruprRts ssrmua aa. a,ln,r-
b, Re, George N,Is,r
The bride D, laughter ~ Nr
and Mrs H M Nusms ~,
w one u tas community mos,
amiahIc and popular young lsdic.
and tuib understands tlc az. oi
houssksepfns
The Druam ts . 'hufp s.nrr
msn and farmer D, occupation.
Ard Is hIghH respected b, 90 who
know HIM iIr served a,rr,,s,
No che nav dHrHg thr va.
The young couple vail star.
haHsskr-p.ug nn lr,nys am
ear Nnfleld the near future
Their many friends wish them
a long and Hapr, gaurnc, thwu.u
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-08-17
" cdncSday August l6

Order allowing T Il Bailey Sll6. =
10 for repairs freight on machinery
Order allowing c. A. Walker S72. .
~ for ~ sacks Of cement
Order allowing Jopcph Nandeven
$ll65 for 976 feet of lumber furn-
lshed for cnIvert on lateral road.
Order approved report Of A. b.
Watson overseer Of Road district
no. 7 and Sl57.40 allowed him.
Order allowing Bank of Marble
Hill S542 30 cash advanced for road
work.
Order approved report Of W. M
poston overseer of road district No.
s and Sll5,00 allowed him.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-08-17
CORRECTION OF ERROR

In publishing the notice of pre-
cinct mass meetings of last
weeks ssue of the Press we, by
an oversight failed to enter Pat
ton preienct in our hist. This
was an oversight Of the printer
and no fault of the chairman of
the committee as he list funnnrn
the committee as the list furnish
ed us by the chairman calls for
Patton precinct and three dele
gates
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-08-17
PTisT CHURCH NOTES

4 7 II jenkins, pastor, is
ing the assembly at Ar
but will he back for the
services Sunday
~ school at a.a5; preach
III a. IN, and : p IN
ladies' Missionary societ,
et Friday afternoon All
urged to be present.
ms Sunday afternoon at
Junior and Senior r
at Z o'clock.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-08-17

FOR SALE At my residence in
Marble Hill. sideboard. oil stove,
sewing machine, washer and wrin-
ver, porch swing, small table, and
sxl2 rug; all good Dora l.. Nc
Clothin. S2t3
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-08-17

n Al matters Of Vital Interest
\ = NofioH. frrcts Colossal Mon.
0mznt e ENraNa .ancc and TX.
j Veshla TIA, August u In a
4 pun nsfed statement loo wh ch he
Sa.l po.etty. distress disorder and
vielenec were the -Four HorscmeH
oLahe Harding regime. senator
a. a.. II Nevada. bitterly ~.
~ the Republican party llc
y tho hal made mes, Of the
bvernmcnt and added hat Il
,'ld result ip their dnwniail
all railroad legislation was
compete hIllc and tha, the
lYaus bll vas fIasco
folloHna ar' some ui che con.
dr,,,ns a. reviewed bt >sua'or
4 ptttman
Foreign relation, cf' ra ,7aot,c
con u,lan
nur foreign rHmpss,,s then, 40
nunv
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-08-17

Mr.. =. T. Middleton, the piano man
from Bismarck, delivered a piano to
MIR, Lee Yount Saturday.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-08-17
6666ee

Cures Malaria. Chills and Fever
Dcnguc or Bilious Fever u Nil.
the germs
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-08-17

Mr. Charlie Williams left Monday
on a trip g. Europe ir the interest o.
the University Of Missouri
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-08-17
REPuBLICAN RULE WILL
IND ~ DON MALL

Has mic 20 h,,p Pledge, and
lico ~ .isc. icor judgement
II Al matters of Vital Interest
= Hof,oH. frrcts Colossal Mon.
0mknt e ENraya .ancc and TX.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

Is rather the case. II Is n case OF
what is alright for mother is not al.
right for daughter and son. Are we
old fashioned as we allow our minds
to sweep backward to the gentle
women of the past-our mothers
who stood for high ideals and
practiced them. Gentle sweet wom-
en- whose lives in every way, were
open books and who preferred home
and the association of their family
to any other place under the sun,
and where they might be found most
all the time. Mothers visiting days
and party days were events which
stood out In the calendar of events.
There Is much one could say OF the
women of the past but they were
not cigaret smokers, neither did they
neglect home and its sacred pre-
cincts for anything unless 1t was a
neighbor who was Ill.
Shades of George Washington and
his modest wife Martha; pretty
Dollie Madison whose reign at the
white house is still talked about.
What would these colonial danes
thing of cigaret smokers for women
of this generation who needs must
be the mothers OF men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

gave several plano numbers and Miss
Mynno Cogswell gave 70 number OF
violin selections, aIl " which wcrn
very delightful. supper WAS served
iu which tho birthday uuuiycrsary
uf Washington was I,wcrbCrcd in
colurs and motifs. tuyrcd ruc stg
werc Mcssrs. and Mc.Jtucs Bert it.
Farmer, Harold A. Wakefield VIII.
liam VI. Thompson. n. w. Johnson.
f.. ". Riddle, Edward CrossIand ana
Mrs. John Murray ward. Mrs. pcr-.
klns. Miss Riddle and Miss 'oss-
wei.
Mr.. aud Mrs. !. w. Bailey. et6
North Gillette. entertained largo
number of friends pt a miscellaneous
shower for Mr.. and Mrs. william
Cleveland recently Mrs. Cleveland,
prior 10 her marriage, was Miss
Thclmo Haley
FIR. and Nr. O. $. Gould gave n
dancing purity up Friday evening for
MIR and Mrs. d. H. GOot2 OF Spo-
kane. Wash. who have been hore
for gomc tIWo 1s visitors in tho.
home Of Mr. and Mrs. BOcschc In
titcd guests were MC5ars. and Mes
danes j. W. Marshall. u. y. RYAN,
w. j. Mnttculy, Frank Avery. $. 10
lBuhst, W, W. Hatcher. q. g.. Rem
shaw, Albert kirkland. i. ~ Fires
atuiu Charles Evans. W y. scott.
Misa Ruby Despair md Mr.. Robert
Despair
MclsH Gerald scott and Gordon
Akin ontcuu|ucu tho members ~
Iavolonto club and boy friends at
tho homo Of Mr. GOrdou's parents.
223 South Houston street. Ina honor
Of Miss Eddie Johusou's birthday.
Those present wcro Misses Della
Lasher, Dorothy Miller. Frances
Tollman, Eddie johnson, Carolyn.
Oglc, kathryn Andersen and Mar
celia Coombs, young Mcssrs. Bul
Cartwell, Claude SVEN, Gordon
Akin. Gerald, Scott, Joe Santrock,
Boscum Burlington and John South
crn.
Tho benefit card party given on
the afternoon OF Tuesday by woroen
OF the jefferson Davis chapter,
United Daughters OF the Confedera
ocy was pronounced quite success.
Mesdamos David l.. krAkower, Il. v.
Hitch, CaFs \. Mayo, G. ~. Taylor
and Mrs. Ludgrove made scores.
Fifteen tables of players enjoyed
the game after which an Ice course
was served.
Mr. aud Mrs. G. Joseph Haskell
were hosts Monday evening to about
30 OF their friends az a dinner dance
In tho Country club, honorlng Mr..
and Mrs. James j. McGraw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

Mrs. Patti Adams Schreiner enter
tained in her home on Wednesday
evening complimentary to Col. Sam
uel Crawford Young and Mrs. Young
OF Canada who are temporarily
here. Games and contests were on
joyed In which prizes were awarded
Mr.. III. w. Johnson and MIR. VIII
liam NJ. Thompson. Mrs. schreiner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
Informal

Mrs. Clinton Moore was hostess at
bridge on Wednesday and
Thursday in her home. Honors on
Wednesday were given Mesdames p.
p. Millikin, Harry C. Ashby, George
y. Williamson and John Murray
Ward. On Thursday Mrs. Arch
Smith Mrs. LOUIS and Mrs. Walter
NJ. Mount were victorious. Spring
flowers were used in profusion to
adorn the home and on Wednesday
paid tribute to Washington's birth
day anniversary in color.
The colonial tea given Wednes-
day afternoon by the Star club in
Masonic hall provided a splendid
medium to bring the women of Ma
sonry together. Patriotic. colors
were abroad Mrs. Frank Seaman
represented Martha Washington and
Mrs NJ NJ. Bouschell was replica
Of Washington az first president.
with Mesdames Seaman and Bou-
schell were Mesdames II. H. Ten
nant, Carl Lee. Blanch Sigler, w. Il.
Norvell, Louise Smith and l.. c.
Boone, who were hostesses.
Mrs. John Y. Murry. sr., was host
ess 10 members of the c. C. club at
a sewing bee on Wednesday. Six
teen were present. The hostess was
assisted by her sister, Miss Myrtle
Hunt. National colors in flowers
adorned the rooms and In keeping
with the observance of the birthday
anniversary of Washington In the
dainty menu served was a cherry
pie, a la mode.
Mrs. Bertram r. Davis entertained
with three tables of bridge Wednes-
day for her guest. Mrs. w. Robert
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

local organizations, for whom this re-
ception was given. attended, going
to Sapulpa on the 2 O'Clock inter-
urban and returning late in the aft
ernoon. An interesting program was
rendered and refreshments were
served.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

Women OF the Benefit association
of the Maccabees gave u large card
party and dance on Wednesday
which proved 10 be very successful
from every point Mrs. j. f. Wat
son was general chairman, and as
sisting her were Mesdames Elizabeth
Lewis Beamer, G. NJ. kimball, j. NJ
Connor, NJ. Maxson, S. a. lIackett
and Mrs. Clary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

The reception given by the Sapul-
pa chapter, United Daughters of the
Confederacy, on Thursday at Carne-
gle library was a very much enjoyed
affair. About is members OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

Williams OF Boston. Guests were
Mesdames i. B. Koontz, W. II. Pape,
George Pohler, Earle Morey, Charles
X. Francis, Harry Edinger, II.
Deutsch and Miss Pohler. Mrs.
Harry Edinger was hostess at an
evening of cards and on Saturday
for Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Davis en-
tertains again on Thursday, Febru-
ary 2S. for her visitor and on Monday
Mrs. Koontz will give bridge for
Mrs. Williams.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

Mrs. Bertram II. Davis entertained
with three tables of bridge Wednes-
day for her guest. Mrs. w. Robert
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

EDIT ORlAL-.POLI1rIC ICS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

MIR. and Mrs. c. Joseph Haskell
we're hosts Monday evening to about
80 OF their friends az dlnner dance
In tho Country club, honorlng MIR.
and Mrs. James J. McGraW
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-05
NEMC1 CHTELl VYHODITI
PARfz DO VZDUCHU.

V 'Iiberte" byla uwereine-
ma fada statl, V nichz byly sde-
leny podrobnosti nemecke
spionazi v Parizi ia svetoye
valky. Pisatel ttchto stati, E.
mile NJ assard, byl dnstojnikem
V dohledaci sluzbe parizske.
Massard vypravuje, ze nemec-
cky generalni stab mel umysl,
vyhoditi Pafiz do yzduchu.
"Kdyz V prosinci =. 1914 pro
nikla nemecka armada al do
Chantilly a Senlisu', pise Mas
sard, "pocital general Kluck S
tim, re die moznof brzy vnik-
ne do Parize. Jakmile by tam
byl dostihl, chtel wyatt fran
couzskou vladu ke kapitulaci.
V pfipade jejiho odporu mela
" nejblizsich "a hodinach byti
|Vyhozena do vzduchu dynami-
tenn nejdfive cast vychodni Pa
rize. Tretiho dne mely byti
'obetovany justicni palac a ko-
stel Ste. Chapelle, Ctvrteho dne
|ctvrt Champs Elys6es s vitez-
|nym obloukem. Druhy .zlocir
nebyl proveden, iezto utocnic
|najati nemeckou spionazi, by.
Ii zatceni a zastreleni. Byli tc
diva Francouzi, byvaly akro
bat Sydnet a jakysi Burlet. Sy
dnet a Burlet nell zapalit
sklad lekarnicke sluzby pre-
armadu, jenz byl umisten \
kolne "Hotelu invalid1". By.
Ii tam velke zasoby ihu e.
theru. Vybuchem byly by by
valy zniteny dom invalid1 ;
hrobka Napoleona L..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-05
PAN V.LUNAK PRESfDLIL
DO CHICAGO.

Byvaly taiemnik Narodniho
Hlavniho Radu c. S. P. S. pan
J. Y. Lunak, jenz nucen byl
pro nemoc sc vzdati uradu, o.
pustil mas spolu manzelkoH
minule soboty a odcestoval do
Chicago, kde bydleti bude Il
syna, lekafe. Pan Lunak sn-
castnoval Sc vzdor pokrocilej-
simu v6ku velice cile ma vsech
naSich spolecenskych podni-
cich a patril mezi nejhorlivei-
81 navstevniky divadel. Preje-
me nasemu milemu krajanovi
aby V novem bydlisti nalezl to
echo hleda, uplneho uZdrave-
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-05
AUTOISTE JSOU DALE Cd.
SUZOVANI DO RO-
BOTARNY.

Ma pfilis zurive sportovce,
tezce dopada ruka municipal
niho soudce "A. r. Corletta,
jenz bez milosrdenstvi posila
provinilce do robotarny. VGera
opetne bylo odsouzeno 8 autoi-
stu bud re jeli nedovolenou
rychlosti, neb ridili stroj "v
povznesenem stavu', aneb il
max porusili dnes prlsne vyma-
hane traficni predpisy. Muse
Ii zaplatiti nekteri nejen poku-
ty ale byli poslani do nehostin-
neho Warrensville ma diva az
pet dni.
Jak pravi serif Charles B
Stannard, dojde ma pI'isnejsl
zakroceni proti nakladnim au-
tum. Pet vypomocnych serifu,
opatrenych zvlastnimi pfistro-
il Sc budou presvedcovati Zda
nemaii nalozeno vice, nezli
iak dovoluje Burkeova pfedlo-
ha, to jest pres 10 tun.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-05
Pomnik Jaroslavu klemen-
tow We Vejprnicich u Plzne.

wv W VSJPA A ALhS'
Jmeno Jaroslava Klementa,
nadporutika 35. pes. pluku, je
znamo po celem teskem Zapa-
de. Plzenskym "petatricatni-
kim" i mnohym vojakum il
nych plukd jest znam osobne
jako jeden 2 nejdemokratictej
sich dustojniku, kteri ami Ia
Rakouska nedovedli sve ceS-
stvi a lidstvi zapriti. Po pre-
vratu Jaroslav Klement vyzna
menal Sc pri obsazovani
"Deutschboehmen". Nadejny
svuj zivot polozil "a vlast ma
Slovensku "a utoku Mad'arG Il
vesnice pred Zlatou Moravici.
kdez pGvodne byl pochovan
spolu S kulometcikem Simkem
Ia utoku pres napominani pro
stych vojaku byl stale ma 80
kroku pred frontou, az srazila
no nepratelska kule. Umlraie,
jeSte posledni chvili Sc tazal !:
"Postupuji nasi?' S touto O.
tazkou ma rtech, jakoz i Sc "a
dosti, ably vojaci vyridili jeho
staricke matce jeho posledni
pozdrav, vypustil slechetnou
dust. Pozdeii prevezena byla
telesna schranka bra Klemen-
ta re Zlatych Moravcu do je-
ho rodiSte Vejprnic Il Plzne,
kde hrdinny dustojnik pocho-
van byl. Pohreb ten byl veil
kou udalosti pro cely cesky "a
pad. Nikdy nebylo snad ma Pl-
zensku pohrbu tax velikeho.
Nyni ustavilo sc v rodne obci
br. klementa komite pro pO-
taveni pomniku tomuto hrdi-
novi, vlastenci a demokratu.
komite Sc obraci ma ty, kdoz
Klementa znali, ma nasi vefej-
most, ably prispela k oslave je-
no pamatky. Pflspevky priji-
ma pokladnik komite Josef
Hnat, Veiprnice u Plzne. Po-
mink bude dilem umeleckym,
ma navrhu pracuje .iiz plzen-
sky sochar Volta Sip.
Ohrozene divadelni predsta-
veni v kosicich. Pri poslednim
predstaveni rus. hercu v Kosi-
cich stala sc Jim zajimava ne
hoda. Herci totiz, ably ziskali
casu, nalicili Sc liz We vlaku a
klidne vystoupili ma nadrazl. A
vsak policie v domneni, buh Vi
.iaka jsou to podezrela indivi-
dua, je zastavila nechtela je
pustiti. Konecne prece byli pro
pusteni, avsak pocatek pred
staveni byl velice zpozden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-05
VYNALEZ KRAJANA ELLA
EV RADIO TELEGRAPH.

Dennik Columbus Dispatch
prinasi sensacni zpravu 0 W.
nalezu ucin6nym mladym mu-
zem ceskeho p6vodu Louisem
Eliasem, jenz bydlel drive v
Columbus a nyni sidli V Sagi-
nav Mich. Jest synem dobfe
znameho krajana, zijiciho nyni
ma farme Burton, O., p. Ig-
nata Eliase, jenz mival sveho
casu zakazkovy krejGovsky OBJ
chod V els. 4797 vych. 70. ul.
Vynalez jeho spotiva hlavne
2 prijimace bezdratnych radio
gramu, ktere jsou prave novym
objevem velice sesilovany. Dfi-
We byly slyseti koncerty repro
dukovane bezdratne jen podob
ne slabe, jako kdyz chrti fo-
nograf po hodne odfenem re-
kordu 3 tupou jehlou. Novy
pfistroj jest umisten V bedne
yard dlouhe a stopu Stroke. Jak
pravi citovany list byl s pristro-
jem ucin6n pokus v Saginaw v
jistem klubu, kde byla do pri-
stroje pTijimana hudba hrana
Ma vychodnim pobrezi tax sill
ne, re slysana byla z budovy
do dalky jedne mile. Mlady
Elias vyrobi dnes jen 5 svych
aparatu tydne a nikterak ne
staci objednavky dodavati a
die Gstu utvori Sc nekolikamili-
onova spolecnost, ably vynaleZu
mohlo byti vyuzito.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-05
KRAJAN ANTON JIRANEk
Sc HLEDA.

Krajan Pavel Pctr, ktery Sc
Ztlrzuie V Moskve, hleda sve-
he pritele Antona Jiranka, kite
ry sveho casu sc Zdrzoval V
New Yorku a oba diva pracova-
Ii v kteresi restauraci. Krajan
Fetr pral by 81 vei;t pritelem
Jirankem do korespondencnich
stykd.
Kdo by znal adresu Antona
Jiranka, necht' il laskave "a
Sic ma Czechoslovak Bureau,
Foreign Language, Informati-
on Service, 119 West Al. Street,
New York City.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-05
UZKOSTLIVA.

Reznik: "Poslouchala, holci-
no. jestli mi tn vas pes jeste
jednou ukradne vuTta, tax no
zabiju, rozumime?"
"Ano, prosim, ia mu to Wy
Tidlm." !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-05
INDIAN A VELOCIPED.

Indian poprve uvidel Ame-
ricana, jedouciho ma bicyklu.
Svemu prekvapenf odlehcil slo
Wy: "Fu, fu! Lima "bila tvar!"
Chodi v Sede!