davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20

emptied and refued with entire
troupes Of tigers. lions. polar bears.
leopards, panthers, jaguaIs and
trained pumas. Most remarkable
among these are the mixed groups
OF tigers, black panthers and Loop
ards PRESENTED by the worlds fore
most women trainers, M<bel stark
and Olga Celeste. Women trainers
are TO the fore this season. one
Of the six herds Of trained elephants
is i'm charge Of the noted Belgian
breaker Nine. Clare Hilsegarde.
Hundreds of Stars
Among the hundreds Of men and
women stars are Lily LeitzeI, queen
Of all aerial gymnasts; Ernest
Clarke and the noted Clarkonians
In hazardous casting acts; the Sic
grists. Silbons and NeapOlitans. SUI
preme ON the flying trapeze; the
Ernestos, Reifenrs 81. Tarneffs and
SeviIlos-all newly imported Euro
nean eQues. rian acts of eXtraOrdin-
/ airy skill; the Ragonghi, Rooney
Neers Bradna and ClarkdOn
troupes Of riders: the Sic Tahar
company of gymuasts for the first
time introducing the women ath-
I lcres of Arabia TO American audi
euces: the four Golden Girls i'm the
Silver Swings sensational old
world novelty; aerial ballots ten
groups Of statuary horses and per-
fectly formed women; eight of the
I worlds highest perch acts. and
many other hich-air sensations.
The main-tcnt program opens
with a grand Introductory pageant
magnifcently costumed replete with
nursery tales enaeted i'm Tantomine
/ by hundreds of story book charac-
\ tiers A hundred clowns i'm five
/ times as many original stunts prom
I Use no end of fun for juvenile pat
/ rOns
Tomorrow's performances viii be
gin ut and o'clock, and the doors
/ to tho menagerie viii open an hour
/ earlier.
! a branch ticket office VIII be
maintained tomorrow az the Cen
trail drug store. Michigan and
/ Washington ST.. where tickets may
be bought NJ regular prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20

tomorrow circus day.
The day long awaited by children
and grown-ups alike. VIII witness
the arrival Of Ringing Brothers and
Barnum and Bailey's Combined cir
GUS here from Grand Rapids with
the lions. leopards. elephants and
everything that has been pictured
on bill-posters during the past few
weeks.
Railway officials figure that the
first train-"the flying squadron
viii reach the yard limits about
dawn. Unloading will begin inn
mediately and the long cavalcade
of red wages golden chariots.
heavily loaded vans. dens. and all
the paraphernalia be moved from
the trains to the show grounds.
Those who gather to watch the cir
/ Gus arrive will see more than 40
elephants and catch a glimpse of six
giraffes. It IS such features as this
\ that make necessary a new mena-
/ gerie tent which is as large as the
l big top" of previous seasons.
Biggest Tent Ever
/ As for the main-tent of 1922 IL
I is the biggest ever constructed. In
\ deed the paraphernalia and pro-
perties of this great circus are OF
such weight and size that the en-
\ tire morning must now be given
\ over 10 the task of putting them in
\ place. Because of this work the
street parade is no longer given
/ the horse and man power being
| concentrated on this worlds biggest
/ job of making ready for the after
noon performance.
There are more than 700 perform
ers with this seasons circus and
/ fully half that number of trained
animals. Two hundred surerbly
| schOoled horses representing Eu-
ropes finest equestrian acts form
a big feature Another includes
twenty high school horses ridden by
riders of international fame.
The wild animal acts include
/ Jungle beasts who ride upon swiftly
running horses. juggle like humans
/ performs tricks OF balancing OF
play az games with their keepers
. The arenas are time after time filled
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
PLEDGE AID TO
PRESIDENT IN
COAL SITUATION
With But Two Exceptions,
Governors Promise Hard
ing Their Cooperation.

Confined from Pare one1
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OF states other than that in which
any particular disturbance occurred
would Doe called upon 10y the federal
authority II the regular forces We're
insufficient
10 "et fro'cclioh
In reply to the suggestion thal
union employees or me coai mines
VINO nave 'ei''a'i'eu ON iu,5 20 oi''i
'te p1i''t : anu p's'''' ''o,'-..P ".
,"e i'Opo'
90 ., s1Fs' '-''l''' 49,.
.,,.......... 49,. ~. ,.-.-f-.-- 80
r.se-,i,s ,5a ,,,7,,s ,ve~l WAS
i,ota5 mon as n~-r,sr.ly he drtv
30 a. ,,,i,o onsrs-or. The cavern
r,spr,s a-fi-uie + was indicated
,rou15 bs t5at tha operators mus.
md men willing TO keep The pumps
roinp Once sueh men were NO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
LEVINE Is ALIVE,
LATEST REPORT
Soviet President Claims Rus
sian Chief is Well on
Way to Recovery.

MOSCOW, July l2-(By I y. 50
The report Of the murder q
N.colu Len.ne. which apparently or
r.ginated In Copenhagen. Is untrue,
a. was established today by Interna-
tiona News Service
NJ Kamenen, pres dent OF the
MOSCOW local soviet, said he had
visited Leu!ne three days ago and
found him Improving IN health
Ienire IS stu living in his villa in
the country near MOSCOW
Il was much pleased 90 see ne
speedy recovery Lsnine is making %
sad Kamenen lie walks in The
garden OF MS home and dlscusse.
anaIrs OF safe with rs friends nd
advisers However. he will 90 IN
allie 20 resume his fun duties fol
several weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
LaPorte County Officers
Nab TlCo IN Liquor Raid

LA PORTE, Ind, July 19.-(Spe-
ciaD-Porter county officials Tues
day night raided a still on a farm
just across the La Porte county line
conascating 400 gallons of mash and
enough material TO make as much
more. Frank KaiWski and Stanley
\Orwak. operators OF the still were
taken into custody and ON being
brought before Judge Crumpacker in
court at Valparaiso, the former
pleaded guilty and was fined 500
and costs. while Norwak entered a
plea of not guilty and was held for
trial in the Porter county court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
LlQ:atnS
NIRs. PATRICK sTANIP

Mrs. Patrick Stamp. daughter OF
Mr and Mrs T. r. Ste.rburg. died
~ o'clock "Wednesday morning az
her residence. fo1 =. SO-in ST. death
hSyins followed an illness Of about
one year
Mrs stamp was born in Van Bur
en- county Mich on October IS.
lSS6. and was IS years OF age. Be
sides her parents. She is survived
ey son. = .. STAMP. and two bro
theirs Two sisters Mrs oral Lyph
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
BIG FIRE LOSS.

GOSHEN. Ind July 19.-Loss Of
$4,000 resulted when FIRE az un-
known origin swept through the
basement of the two story brick
building occupied by the Service
Electric Co. and the Bowser Jewelry
store. Most OF the damage was
caused by water and smoke Ample
insurance was carried
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20

tiations still under way between
operators who are willing 70 sign
contract with the union on an
Interstate basis hX.ns wages and
working conditions. and Mr.. Lewis
and the other national officials.
Michael Gallagher, president OF the
Putsburg vein operators association
i'm Ohio. and associates who control
AN output Of 2O.000.000 tons of b.
luminous per annum. have been
chiefly active i'm the attempt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
STATISTICS
BUILDING PERMITS

one and oue-haf story frame
dwelling. 1912 Talbot av., J. r
Greer. estimated cost $3.50
one story frame dwelling ITO y
Bro0kfeld ST. Henry SwartZ. $4,000
Two-sory frame dwellings
Richard Hafstrom. 1925 y Brook.
field 81. $4,000.
Emma Harris. 4O7 Kemble CT.
Sc 500
Adam Geist, 700 (. Indiana av.
s.. 800
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20

George Thoma. i07 y. s.. Louis
blvd g 600.
George ThOma, III y. ST Louis
blvd s goo.
MOVING PERMITS.
AIRS Nettie williams sos r Ohio
81. to 4II r. ONO So
Aloir Naessins 426 Jackson ST.. 20
SPA \ BrookGeld ST
Caesar StoneIn. 524 s. Brookhe1d
81. 20 523 $. BrooRe.d ST.
Mrs. LeoHia Watch, 523 s. Brook
field ST 20 SOP Cleveland av.
George ". Miller. SIS Z. Sorfn 81
20 81 y. Taylor 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
BRITISH DUKE, KIN
TO KING, DIES IN
POVERTY IN U. S.
Marriage to Woman of Demi-
Monde Led TO His Down
fall and Exile.

1Contlnued - - -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20

When YOU say cigars-say Dute
Masters Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
Gloves

Tomorrow unusual values
are offered in Silk Gloves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
The Gauntlets

Fashion newest styles, in
grey. white and mastic with
pearl slide on strap.
Special at $2.75 pair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
July Clearance
Infants Wear

A cleanup sale of Infants.
Petticoats, soiled by handling.
long garments for ages g
months to ] year
Reduced to SOC and 75c.
Infants Bonnets, of lawn
and organdy. Reduced to half
price.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
PROCRESSU[ES YIN
SW EEPING VICTORY
IN STATE Primary

Continued from Page One)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20

A special value in silk. navy,
green, black, purple and
brown-with many new styles
Of handles-at $500.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30

bylo nanejvJse cenne, nejvfce
Sc libil We sve vlastni skladb9
"Kadence" pax v Kohlero-
vych Dazzling Sparkles", kde
svoji 1zasnou technikou okou-
zlil obecenstvo. Svoji virtuositu
ukazal tez v Mozartove sklad-
be Allegro Moderate, kdezto
skladba J. Rozkosneho Listek
do pamatnfku pisobila milym
uklidnujfcfm dojmem.
Pi. Hietelovou doprovazel u
piana prof. Cerny, jeho samot-
neho pax slecna RIzena. Ma
nakova, jez dkolu svemu do
stala sc vzacnou svedomitosti.
Byly to opravdu krasne diva We
Gerry, stredecni vcerejsi kon-
cert nasich umelcG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
MfSTO VRAzDY GLEN GET.
NIGH POUTNfKU.

Jindy opustene cesty, v mi
stech, kde bydlel Burns spolu
Sc svoji tax desnym zpIsobem
zavrazdenou zenou, Sc vcera,
jak sc prostonarodne rika "ne-
-trhly". Sta automobile prijelo
a tisice zvedavcd prohlizely a
okukovaly mista desne man.
zelske truchlohry.
Obvineny .muz, jemuz byl
vcera popran den klidu po w.
osilujfcim vyslechu tax zvaneho
"tfetfho stupne", ktery 81 v nj
Gem nezada Sc stredov6kou
torturou, sc dosud nepfiznal.
Urady pax vyvracejf povest,
re by podezreni z vrazdy pa
dalo ma osoby jine. Policejni
theorie mi, jak dokazujf do
sud objevene okolnosti, ze
Burns, vzdor houzeNnatemu "a
pirani, zenu svoji zabil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30

Dnes vydala zmfn9na orga.
nisace pokyn volicstvu, jak5h
smerem M pfistf tyden 0 dter.
mich volbach hlasovati. Mezi
jinym stavf se do oposice prot
povolenf vyroby a prodeje piva
a lehcich vim.
Odporucuje zvl&stnf dan Is
z tisice ma opravu a udrzovani
okresnch cert, a aby prosty by
ly dani paplatky 1rokove a u
morovaciho fondu.
Stavi Sc proti dodatku ku
statni 1stav6, kterym by po.
voleno bylo pivo slabsf vfna, q
proti omezovani vefejnych dlu
hi statnimi zakladnfmi zako.
ny.
Upravu prohibice v naSem
state zavrhuje z ddvodd, re by
jeji prijmvtf nemelo vibec nj.
jakeho ltinku ma prohibicl
spolkovou , Volsteaddv akt, a
re by tim bylo docileno podkt
pavani 1cty k z&kondm a dane
povzbuzov&ni K pfestupovant
techto naffzeni vIbec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
CTVRTA PREDNASKA MAR
SDRUzENf.

Vcerejsi dopoledni prednas.
ka Mar. Sdruzeni v Besfdkach
Narodni Sine tesla Sc asi teze
navsteve jako prednaska minu
la a byla Sc stejnou bedlivosti
a pozornostf pritomnymi wy
slechnuta. Prednasel opetne p.
j. Havranek, tajemnik Narod
niho Sdruzeni ma thema INA
bozensky vyvin ceskeho naro-
da" a vcera dospel az ku perio-
de husitske ceskobratrske.
Prvni pfednaska p. Havranka
"Nutnost sebevzdelani a sebe-
vychovy" byla vydana jiz IT,
skem - jakoz budou vsechny
ostatni = 1castnici vcerejsi
pfednasky skoro vsichni 81 po
vytisku koupili. Cena jest 10c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
v PoNDELf, 80. RfJNN, 1922
rROSLAvENf HOUSLlSTA,
JAROSLAV KOCIAN PRIJf-
zDf MA OLYMPICU.
Jeho costa po Spojenych Sta.
tech, do Japonska a do
Australia.

Proslaveny houslista cesky,
Jaroslav Kocian vsedl dne 25.
fijna ma parolod' Olympic
spolecne Sc svym pianistou a
hudebnim skladatelem panem
Vlad. Polivkou svou evrop-
skou reditelkou koncertni, sle-
cnou Marif Homolkovou pri-
bude kolem 3. listopadu do
New Yorku. Prvni koncert je-
no bude v New Yorku dne g.
listopadu, druhy We Filadelfii
dine 16. listopadu, dne, II. IL
stopadu bude v Baltimore, Nd
potom v Clevelandu dine q. IL
stopadu, dne %. listopadu bu.
de koncertovati We Washingto.
nu, d. c., dine 26. listopadu v
Chicago, potom v Milwaukee,
st. Paul, Cedar Rapidsich, la
a potom potahne sc jeho ume.
lecka pout' po sedmi statech
zapadnich a jiznfch a po odby.
ii asi As koncertu' zajede dc
Kalifornie, do statu Washing.
ton a Oregon a potom opusti
Spojene Staty zajede do Ho.
no!ulu a potom bude konat ce.
stu az do Japonska, kde bude
absolvovat nekolik koncertI q
zajede do Australia. z Au
stralie vrati Sc zpet do vlasti
aby zahy potom konal pripra.
Wy k move ceste po Spojenych
Statech a Kanade.
Ceskoslovensky lid v mi
stech, kde budou koncerty ko-
many, jevi mimoradny zajem
a malokdo 81 da ujit prilezitost,
slyset Jaroslava Kociana, ktery
stal Sc milackem lidal, a pova-
zovan je evropskym; kritiky "a
nejvetsiho houslistu dnesni do
by.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
K cEMU JE DOBRY RADIO.
w KONCERT.

lClevelandska policie dosta-
la zpravu, zajiste nejmoder-
nejsim zpdsobem. Jednomu
posluchaci radio koncertu V
Pittsburku ukradeno bylo au-
to a proto rychle vyuzil teto
pfilezitosti, re rozeslana byla
zprava do okolnich NEST. TAX
Sc stalo, re mezi zpevem Sc octl
i nasledovni rapport: Ford,
kupe, {. license 4O2. $50, {. mo-
toru 5,523.196 bylo dnes We
$3.50 hod. odpoledne ukrade-
no. Dejte pozor." Radiogram
byl take ma hlavnf zdejsi poll
cejni stanici wat ma vedomi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
vfBUcHEM zNIcENA NO.
vOSTAvBA SKOlY.

: -aH
Ma II. zastavce Mayfield
Rd., South Euclid buduje ta-
m6jsi skolni rada nakladem
$4,000 novou skolni budovu,
ktera byla vcera as o 10. hodi-
ne vecerni dv6ma silnymi W.
buchy rozvalena. Stavbu, KITE
Ira m6la byti v lednu skoncena,
provadela kontraktorska firma
the Harbaugh Construction Co
4 Akron. Vybuchy nasledova-
'ly "a sebou as v dvouminutove
prestavce. DIE nekterych, W.
buchl snad parni kotel nedav-
no umisteny, kdezto jina po-
west vypravuje, ze explose ma
Iii korenNv neshodach mezi
kontraktory zam9stnanci.
|Skola mela dive poschodi, sta
|vena byla z cihel a mela umi-
stiti as $50 skolnich ditek., e.
fady snazi Sc do zahady vnesti
1silovnym vysetfovanim prave-
no svetla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
POLIcISyA ZRANEN "a
HONEY "a UKRADE-
MN AUTEM.

Pol. str&znik A. Doyne pro.
nasledovl ukradene auto, ujiz.
dejici As mil "a hodinu, kdyz
pojednou ma Woodland ave. a
Fairmount boulevardu vjel ma
hromadku pisku. Byl vymrsten
re sedla MOTORCYCLE pres fidit.
ko 40 stop daleko do ulice.
Byl nebezpecne zranen a do.
praven do Mt. Sinai nemocni.
ce. Vvpronasledovanem autu
sedeli tfi muzi, ktefi Timed pc
srazce vyskocili a zmizeli. Au.
to bylo ukradeno M. Bolasne-
mu, 1920 vych. 81. ul., odkud
zmizelo jiz dne Is. fijna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
krajan Josef Kral
potrhan v Brookside
parku lvern.

Vcera pozde odpoledne vstou-
pill opatrovnfk zvere, chovane
" zoologicke zahrad6 v Brook
side parku, 23-lety Josef Kral,
3448 vych. SO. ul. do klece nej
vetsiho Iva Lea, ably jej "a
|pficinou cisteni vehnal do kle-
ce druhe. Umist' t'oval prave do
mrizovi prehradu, kdyz po-
jednou rozzurena Selma tuto
pfeskocila a "a rvani vrhla Sc
ma Krale. Tento sc branil od-
haneje zvire ranami i kopanci
"a jen s velkou namahou Sc mu
podaTilo protlaciti Sc uzkym
otvorem ven, kde lined sesla-
ben ztratou krve, upadl v bez-
vedomi. Jen tax zachranil sc
pred rozsapanim. Revem a
hlomozem prispechal ozbrojen
zeleZnou tyci zverolekar I'VE
rince DIR. w. A. Bisbee, jenz
dravce, rozdrazdeneho pa
chem krve v kleci zabezpecil.
Kral ma dosti vazne trzne ra-
ny ma prsou a ma jedne pazi.
DIE DIR. Bisbee-a jest lev jiz
star, coz byva casio pricinou
zurivych Zachyatn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
II. KONCERT Pf. HIETELO
We A PROF. CERNEHO.

Druhe vystoupeni nasich u
melc1, operni p6vkyne pi. Clai
re Hietelove a prof. r. Cerne-
no, virtuosa ma fletnu, vcera
vecer v sini Jan Amos Komen
sky ma vych. 131. ul., bylo vel
kolepym 1spechem, zejmena
pO STRANGE umelecke. Navsteva
byla slusna a snad jedin6
tim, re byl opravdu velkolepy
den, jenz asi mnohk vyvabil z
mesta, da Sc vysvetliti, re sin
nebyla pima. Nenadsazujeme
nijak, fekneme-li re vcerejsiho
vecera zvlaste pi. Hietelova sla
villa triumfy. Pfi prvnim kon-
certu v Narodni Sini bylo zfej-
mo, re umelkyne nebyla nej-
lepe disponovana, trpfc nachla
zenim, "a to vcera vecer hlas
jeff byl cisty a jasny v tech
nejvyssich, jakoz " nizsich
polohach a obdiv vzbuzovala
jak jemnost jeho, tax rozsah
a vydrzeni v t6zkych ariich o.
pernich, ktere 81 umelkyne
pro svdj vcerejsf program wy
brala. Neni divu, re pevkyne
byla opetovne vyvolavana.
Podivuhodnou techniku a wy
skolenost sveho hlasu osvedci-
la pi. Hietelova zejmena v a.
rii prvniho jednani "Proda-
ne nevesty", V niz umeni We
likeho mistra tlumoceno bylo
prvotridni pevkynf. P6vecke
umeni pi. Hietelove, ktera jest
majitelkou reditelkou opernf
skoly Brne, jest opravdu mi
strovske a zakdm jejiho lsta
WI jist6 kyne skvela budouc-
most. Neprekvapuje mas, re ma
81 umelkyni hned po jeji prv-
MIN vystoupeni v New Yorku
dostalo Sc cetnych nabidek cd
koncertnfch j divadelnich inn
pressariI pro pristi sezonu, ne
bot ona jiste dovedla by u
platniti sve vzacne umeni i
ma tech nejvetsfch scenach.
Stejne jako v opernich ari-
fch libila Sc pf. Hietelova We
skladbach lehciho slohu. Pc
Frimlovych "Tulackych pi-
snfch" byla nadsenym obecen-
stvem trikrate vyvolana, jakoz
j 20 SVEN poslednim elsie, ces-
kych narodnich pisnich.
Prof. R. Cerny nanovo doka
zal, ze jest mistrem sveho ma
stroje. Ackoli kazde jeho cislo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
OSLAVA "2S. RfJNA v CE.
SKE NARODNf SIM.


nina kazdym rokem skutecne
dustojnym zpGsobem zrozeni
republiky Ceskoslovenske u
sporadanim lidovych slavnosti
$ peknym programem. Jak Sc
snadno podobna oslava v srd-
ce naseho lidu zapisuje, o tom
nejlepsi vysv6dcenf podava o.
brovska navsteva i nalada
vzbuzena vybranymi a dobre
provedenymi cisly pekneho po-
radu.
Uvodem byl prednes basne
Legionari pi. A. Malikovou,
pax recnili p. FIR. Tupy a slo-
vensky p. Jos. Kacir. Pan Gu
stav Kostelecky hral dive sola
"a doprovodu nasi osvedcene
slecny Manakove a rozradost-
nil pfitomne krasnym predne-
sem Dvorakovy "Humoresky'
Nasi hoste, pi. Claire Hietelo-
va a p. Rud. Cerny opakovali
.Libusino proroctvi. Poslednej-
81 obstaral klavirni doprovod
a>v druhe casti sehral virtuos-
ne BlodkGv koncert do D dur.
NemalOu poZornost vyvolala
domaci nase virtuoska 81. Cla-
rice Balasova, prednesem sve
vlastni skladby, venovane zdeJ
81 Druzine legionarI "Improvi-
SAGE pro levou ruku" jakoz i
Smetanovou "Koncertni fanta-
sill"
PAM Anna MareSova zapela
doprovezna 81. Helenou Weilo-
YOU, p6knym hlasem arii Ma
fencinu ''Prodane nevesty"
pridavkem jedne pisne.
Vyborne sehrana pohadkova
aktovka ucitele Knourka "Den
svobOdy" pecliv6 nacvicena
nednavnym nasim p. j. Ha-
vrankem, docilila taktez pek-
neho uspechu. Hrali v nj We
smes nalezitym pochopenim,
pi. Anuse Malikova, PIP. j. Ha-
vranek, L. Krizek a Jos. Jun,
v obou detskych rolich pax
statecne Sc drzely Zdenicka
Kadlecova a Marenka Stoch-
Iowa.
Podobne sc velice libil dobre
aranzovany zivy obraz. Pan
Jos. Martinek pronesl k zave-
ru rec, v niz odporucoval ma
rodni sbirku, jez jest prav6
nyni v proudu, We prospech in
vaiidG nasi cesko-americke le-
gle.
Uspech slavnostni Akade-
mie byl podobne jako loni zna-
menity a proto doufame, re po-
dObny Zpusob slaveni Dne ce-
skOslOvenske neOdvislosti Sc Wi
je bude jeviti podobnou pri-
tazlivost jako az dosud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30

Bee lidu. "Egerland" v
Chebu referuje o protestnf
schulz proti postatneni lest,
konane 1. fijna v Chebu, a
beduje mad zalostnou nedcasti
nemeckeho lidu. Sotva tisfc
sucastnilo sc protestniho tabo-
ra; jak potom pry mohou Mem
ci Cechlm imponovat! TAX o.
tazka nezni! Nemecke nacio-
nalni akce proti postatneni le-
sd provozujf politiku velkostat
kafskou, : pracujfce pro kap-
sy byv. slechty. N9mecky lid
to vidi a ch6pe, a proto pomiji
projevy jako byl chebsky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-30
K UMRTf ri. SACHOvE

V oznameni lmrti pi. Amy
Sachove bylo uvedeno, ze ze-
snula kra6anka, jez dokonala
beh svehnt tiyota. We staff GO
rokd, byla rozena v Cechach,
melo vsak st&ti, ze Sc narodi-
la v Clevelandu pred 63 roxy,
byla tudiz jednou z nejstarsich
ceskych osadnic v Clevelandu.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15

PsYcHoLoGIc sUBTLETIEs
"We can attack that candidates
record in dozens Of different ways"
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
AID TODAY FROM
CHURCH IN THE
WELFARE DRIVE
Special Collections Will Be
Taken In Practically All
Congregations And Also
Sunday Schools

At the conclusion of the Welfare
league drive last evening, it was
found that there is still substan-
tial deficit in the necessary budget of
S24,565 for the six largest Charitable
organizations of Phoenix. In an ef-
fort to bridge this deficit, practically
every church and Sunday school in
the city will take up a special collec-
tlon this morning for the Welfare
league fund.
There are still several thousand
people in Phoenix who have not vet
contributed anything to the local
charities this year and it is earnestly
hoped that they will avail themselves
OF this opportunity to subscribe their
share. If a supplementary drive be-
comes necessary in order to raise the
needed sum to maintain our local
charitable institutions, it will mean
the duplication of a great deal of
work and expense that the Welfare
league had hoped to save for the
citizens of Phoenix by concentrating
their best efforts into one single an
nual drive.
1t is stated that it is particularly
fitting that this problem find place
in the services of the various churches
this morning, since charity itself is
the basic and fundamental principle
of true Christianity. Those who go
to worship sincerely this morning
might well give thought as to how
they have met the cry of the poor
that the Lord has sent us to be min
istered unto. The Welfare league
committee suggests that those who
do not attend church this morning
can profitably for their souls sake
spend few minutes writing a check
to the Welfare league fund and send
1t in to the Headquarters at Central
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15

TWENTY acres in the fruit belt
north OF Peoria; broom house, good
shade. fine soil; seven small fields
fenced with netting for hogs; 4 acres
in alfalfa, 2 acres mixed orchard: one
OF the best buys in the valley; price
$4,000 Terms.
FIFTY acres south OF Glendale on
paved road; fine for dairy; has two
sets of improvements 35 acres Ia
wheat; price 5000 per acre. FORTY
acres near by for $4,000; terms.
TEN acres northeast, well i'm
proved; good shade and soft water:
this is a steal at $4250: $1,000 cash
will handle; easy terms.
MURKEN g. COBB
l1s North End Ave. Phone 4942
II
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
Auction Sale
THURSDAY, JAN. 18TH
MILES NORTH OF GLENDALE
ON LATERAL is

MILES NORTH or GLENDALE
ON LATERAL is
COMMENCING AT 1880 p. NJ.
We have decided to sell at auction
the following personal property and
stock:
~ head Of horses and mules.
5 head Of good work stock.
20 head OF good 2-year- old draft colts.
l pair extra good work mules.
10 head good cows, fresh and coming
fresh.
FARM MACHINERY
l disc.
cotton planters.
l lister and 3-disc cuitivator.
/ new stalk cutter.
2 farm wagons.
8 walking plows and / sull1y plow.
moving machine.
l hay yolk.
Shovels, forks, hoes, harness, etc.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
good range.
Dining chairs.
Ice box and other articles too numer-
Gus to Wnention. Terms cash.
LOGAN e. CHAMBERS, OWNERS
l.. G.. GALLAND, Clerk
G. o. McMURTRY, Auctioneer