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The Pensacola journal., 1922-11-05
"'LLSBOROUGH TRIMS
SUMMERLIN INSTITUTE

,gb b,''N w., H. rla., Nov 4.-Hllsborough
..1,. .s, '.&oors eleven upset the dope here
r,', r,.'y that they we're TO lose to the pow
.rss -'Ra."rlin institute gridmen by
'ass,,,.9 %y'!aowns, by riding through and
G5 ,[. 'ae!r way over the Yellow Jack
''' IS 10 victory.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-11-05
Eugene Criqui
Beats Welshman

PARIS, Nov 4.-Eugene Criqui Of
France, European featherweight cham
pion, knocked out Walter Rossl, Welsh
champion, tonight after two minutes OF
fighting. Al the outset. Rossi vas sent
to the floor with a right book and was
down for the count Of nine. Soon after
ward, Criqui landed another smashing
right hook which knocked out the Welsh
man.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-11-05
ST. PETERSBURG HIGH
DEFEATS CLEARWATER

sT. PETERSBURG, Fla. Noy. g.
Fighting samely to the end. Clearwater
high schools football team was defeated
bv the score Of 2s to by the local high
school here today.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-11-05

Florida scoring-Touchdowns, Jones
2: try for point after touchdown: Jones,
(piaee kicks); goal from field: Jones.
Referee--Arnold (Auburn). Umpire
Hutehins (Purdue). Head Linesman--
Davis (Missourt). Field Judse-Chap-
man. Time Of periods-15 minutes.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-11-05

Last year Chicago rather upset the
football dope by defeating Princeton.
TO o. A short forward pass ana reld
goal by Romney turned the trick. It
vas the first time the Tigers were ever
defeated on their own grisiron by \
western eleven.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-11-05
UreaoNAl pARAoRAPHs

Mrs. Robert Rydberg and her TWO sons
~ Ouolp~+nwr y = 10 n @""R'~ =
Mrs, Rydberg's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
r r. johnson. at s23 East Gregory
street. They win spend the winter in
Pensacola. 49,
MrsI Dave Williams. formerly Miss
Susie johnson. Of Atlanta. Ca. is spend
ing few weeks with her parents Mr'
and Mus. ]. T. johnson.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-11-05
Duval High Loses
To Steele Squad

= DAYTON. Ohio. Nov. 4.-The Duval
High School eleven Of Jacksonville. Fla.
which claimed the worlds high school
title by defeating Steele High Of Day
ton last fail. was defeated hero today
by that team 81 to 0.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-11-05

Observation-Disclosures for Christy,
Hicks for marasales. Salmon for Watson,
Hudson for Mcdonald, Mcdonald for
Hudson. Watson for Mcdonald, Stubbins
for Gerald.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-11-05

, HarVa7Q scoring Touchdowns: Churchill,
@l'a4rd, Pfaitfnan (sub for ChurchilD
ntS attrr touchdowns Hammond ,,
5"frec. ". r. Crowley (Bowdoin).
hWrr. Elmer Oliphant, West Point;
.37gncgman. G. V Brown. Boston; field
Nse J, A. Evans, williams. Time of
|HoCS, Is minutes each.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-11-05

Referee, Thompson (U. of Fla.); UNI"
nire Webb miss A. & M; headlinesman H.
scoring: williams, drop kick; Ates,
touchdown
substitutes: Atmore, Wise for A. Har-
per. Currie for Vickory.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-11-05
LEFT EARFuL

.,. ,sre was carved In marble
memory and thought;
49,. .,,,d 70 filI a royal flush.
gs, simply got caught
The Pensacola journal., 1922-11-05
harvard PLAYS.
.PROVETOOMUCH.
|FOR GATOR MEN
Churchill Makes First
Touchdown by Run
ming So Yards Aft
er Kickoff.
CANBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 4.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. d.
harvard repulsed another
.ontbern invasion today, defeat
NO University of Florida 24
to q. -.
mascot was unable to cope with
tbe Harvard system of football
plav. The system, supported
bv only a few regulars, by many
second string men and in the
end by a team that was one of
tertiary strength, stopped al
most at inception all the south
anerS attempts at score, forced
the Floridians into fumbles, and
proved productive of "a points.
three touchdowns and three
subsequent goals, with one goal
from field.
The Grs' of the touchdowns was the
MOS g. eauoHal rhurchil. recovering
m Hawrads l2y5rd line. the bounding
laii fa4. had JUST been kicked off to. start
rho DAYS PLAY ran by sIanting evasion
and forward dive SIS Yards to the south
rue-s goal over the last 90 wards he
"a pursued a. heel by Newton. Florida's
sar n the day, but the southerner could
,1' bring him down
This immediate Harvard ADVANTAGE
wacb mus, have upset entirely all the
'ol'h"rn strategy, was followed by when
Pomerors tumble gave Harvard the ball
agai1 by rushing attack that soon gave
as Crimson another touchdown. Rouil-
lard carving the BAH. Harvard's total
was + wi,A half the game gone after
jamnouas second period goal from the
's'd. kT52d - Yards from a scrimmage
line Z ards from the Florida goal. The
a@ points came in the fourth period.
9mplet.ng third period drive begun
Florida 4o-vard line. Pfaffnan. a
substitute. scored the touchdown and
licked the goal. Kicking honors were
oout even with Dickinson's punts being
a'ed on frequently and successfully 10
mf. the play from FIorida's 8 territory
MO that of Harvard. r -.'
ono break gave Florida its only chance
Y the game 20 score.
T. was IN the second period Newton
.ad r9n back Gordon's kick off SO yards.
rom the Florida 43-yard line, Case
lshod aud fail.a TO gain. A lateral
oss. Newton 70 Pomeroy, brought the
all TWO yards from midfeld. A for
vard pass attamept failed, and Dickson
acked The bail struck Churchill Of
iaward m the Crimson 28- YARD line,
I'D Robinson was on it like flash.
harvard PLAYERS held and We're penalized
I've Yards From the 15-yard line Flor
da tried FOR a touchdown. Duncan
aired two yards a forward pass, New
'G 'o Duncan, gained eight. Then on
he N'yard line Florida mustered all its
'rsugta and stormed tho Crimson limo
ut each time was thrown back, first
,ewton and then Hockinstad, and was
I'D ~ g..a up tho BAN on downs.
The lnc-lD ana summary:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26

Samuel Afndt, for many years 2
Rock Island merchant died SAT
urday evening in . hospital ct Mus
kogee, Okla, where he had been
confined for six weeks. Burial t0oK
nlace this morning at Sellersburg,
lows, Mr.. Arndt's old home.
Mr.. Arndt was 60 yeaib Of age.
For . number of years he was en-.
gagged in the retail clothing and
cigar business in Rock Island. and
took q prominent part in local Re-
publican politics. Fifteen years
ago he located in Kansas City,
where he engaged in the cigar bus
mess, more recently as q road
salesman. :
Mr.. Arndt is survived by two
children, a son and daughter, and
three sisters, Mrs. Oliver Cramer,
Muskogee, Okla: Mrs. Elmer Will
son, Colorado Springs. Cole, ana
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26
(specIai 1fe,ine sseyias.,

Boles Jakubowski 2613 Firth aye-
nue.. may lose. his right arm a. the
result Of m accident 1t Jamieson's
laundry 2601 Fifth avenue. this
morning. il
Jakubowski WAS cleaning. q
wringer when his hand was caught
in the rollers. The arm was nearly
wrenched on. before his brother
Carl was able to reach the lever
and shut OF the power.
The injured man was taken to
the Moline city hospital and Is be-
ing attended BY DR.. A. M. Beal.
Probabilities are that the arm will
have to be amputated.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-26
Boy Scout News

I1sp M. !. Ok Grows GhaDsl. n
asbuSy week. The head
trol wilI meet Thurs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06
sF7'ss. " ~ .F7 s75
GA spr6vy lGaties n1oyen1 III
u 1ur6. (isiI6


Sprava Matice Slovenskej obfa-
'1cfa u III vsetk5ch sSojich cle1oy
n Ah1efike i dCtivou prosbou, a-
'by iieIjj oznamiil ii IL dostaii Vie
tel tfadhe legitidiAdse. SssAo ~
't6tis, u kiektdrf Slenovi6 zspla-
|tili sv6ie clsnovsks plfapsyky, a
Il dosial, nsmajjdi lesftinacii. rrf-
Ginou toh6 je,, ze sine dostaIi sice
|od mnohycli ametick5ch bank,
Eprostrednfct tvom ndsick alebo Ses-
|kych peaaznych iistavov vel'm
casto poukazane jednottvs suthy
1900 K alebo 10000, ale pri
'mnohych tychto prikazoch v6bec
nebolo udane, kto peniaze I Al6e-
'fiky posiefa.
Preto prosime vsetkych elenov,
ktori dosia1' nelnajd legitimacii
aby nam cim najsk5r ozna1nili,
,kedy, Y akej sumo a prostredn
tvom ktofej ballky zaplaffri Gle
noyske prispevky, aby SINE i'm
moh1i posielat' fegitimacie ! svoje
vydahia.
Dakujnc vopred I'd fch vzacnu
odusevienost a rodulasku, znacf-
me sa 5 bratskym pozdravoin
j sprava Matice sloyenskej:.
Prof. DR.. ]. kaltsty
- j Prof. dr.. Jarosiav Week,
spravcevia. + :
Y Stsfa, Kr6fhsry,
rrantnek Hsrmansls
S tajomniei.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06
Kscni0lts psfIy n. sntnevia6.

Poslanec dr. Bl. (Slovak Tel
BY prosil, aby ns Slovensku lepsie
podporovaH chov &obytka, lebd
dobytok je chlebom, je obikAa, je
repou pre- zemedelsky (rol 'nfcky)
l'ud. PoslaHeo DIR. Sch. (Ne-
mec): M6Eem VaM neomylne do
kasat :, ze tento mnz uz Cd sta ro-
kov je Nemec a he tam zije jeho
matka pr&ve tol'ko rokov.
Toto sd reei doktorov' S di-
plomom. Ak0 re6lria potom po-
slanci bez diplomov?)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06
obyvaasa'aty xsni 6siko-s sloven
slsj republilxy.

DI'a s6aania Fn6u I foku 1921
ma Slovetsko 2,995, 5,479 obyvate-
Ioy, Cesao IS 6y6s4,932, Morava q
660.737, Sliezsko SIC, O,937, Podkar-
patska Rms 6o5.731. Spolu 49,.
595, 5,Sf6. Rozloha Slovenska OBJ.
nasa ~ ,0f5 stvoroenych kilome.
troy, Ceska 52,052, Moravy 22,304
sliezska 4420, Podkarpatskej Ru-
81 1854. Pripada teda ma / st,
KIN. i tesku 1913 oybvate1 1'ov, ma
Morave 1l9, ' sliezsku 152, ma
Slovenskn 81, Podkarpatskej
Rusi 48.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

zidcssIr ciil ilent rst1rsnt
v Bratfs stsvs. zkssupcovia iidov
ma Slovensku zakrogili u minister
stva knltu Y PrsAe 50 zisdost 'on,
sby iii Hols poyolell6 srisaenie
nliesta xidovsksho refsreHta pfi
bratislavskom cirkevnom refera-
tes Y ministerstves Mia1isterstvo tel
Siadosti vyhOvelOs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06
0Ds =. Y ! |! | / !.
~ IN y 1tr6in!

osnsnniem vIia, xs sloys1k1t
fs6l, INV n4k 4kladohn Matiee SD
vsnsksj u TurS. Sy. Martine W
zaSaly vychodit 4 Matiea prosi
ysetky ychs hsogi = prcdplasit mis-
II, sb1 jei 70 6sntnkili, pripad dhe
y pipe sjsnfta predpl (lHsAlc, i este
40 koncaF t6hso Mesiaca, i4i6te pc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

eui1xI I 1lI1i o1l 1rlEt. Ne
alsvno j yixfu dO Absis idnca o.
|focna z1n1 1ItfI1 val1skova, d.
Istala pred nAdfslIlf v Kosicissh
poredns bolssti. OdfGla do b1izks.
'ho parks, kds ra jsdnsj lavieke
'dals xiv6t peh6e1Eu ditt'at,'u. 10
|la ! dIst'1t os 0dyezena do ne
|ihossSss u dssiJs; opatsre.
ksule1 sxkof'tt ptieeAyss1
C1R V sue. 11I1. fahtshneho d
'hiia bolo WI 'assns Y aaeuste 1921
19, ,33g nAetf. csntov oproti 10
055, ,065 m. centom v aug. +. 1870.
Pocet banikov v kan1e1fnolShol'-
'nych baniaeh je 1895 orroti 7Ss
J62 Y tonze case min. foku. w.
kon robotnika vystnpil na $50 o.
proti SGT ffetr. centonA pred ro-
.kom. Hnedeho 6blia boIo vyt'aze-
,neytv tonne case ee1kom III $50. 9.l04
m. G. oproti 16,481.6 .695 III. centem
pred rokom, tosst bal6kov Y ba-
hiaeh hnsdsh0 rhlia tSl 50750
proti 52,239 pred rokom. Ma jed
neho robotnfka 'pripsda t'azba
14.s6 n1etr. centov opfsti 1884
M. e. pred rokom. 49,
/ / - Mad'arske surov6sti. Stale
pricAadzajti zyesti, ako mad 'arske
handy ,znepokojajl nnase hranice.
Dna 3. dec. postrelili mad 'arshi
barbara pri obci Him financneho
strazmajstra Strobla, odzbrojih
,hp, styrali a potion odisf. Rane-
neho strazmajstra priviezi do
statnei nemecnice v Kosiciach.
- rrsnodxi chcd ssavat' brad
sla~ylt pfistsv. Franc. fir1na
Schneider 4Creuzot prejavila ocho-
tn pfevziat stavbu bratislavske
lo pristavu. O stavbu 1odenic ko-
marnanskych jaw zaujem ista ro-
terdamska banka.
~,
- cs. statny lstav pre- slepcov
y Levsci. (Cstk.) Y novembri {. r.
otvoreny Dol ' Levosi Is. statny
i1stav pre- slepcov. Je to prva q je-
dina institlcia toho druhu ma Slo
ve1sku, ktora poskytuje slepym
Diet 'oaA nieIen skolskeho, ale al
hudobneho vzdelania. Hiaditel'-
stvo upoxornuje slovenskd yerej-
most ma teto dleSit6 zariAdenie .
presi vsstkye&, ktorym Osud sle-
pych ME jc l'ahostajnyHs Seby
upozor1ovali rodicov slerych die
tok ma toto dobrodenie, htore pri-
pravi slepe diet'a pre- pfakticky
zitot a sprawl neho cloveka' sa-
mostatne sa 5iviaceho, ktory ne
bude brenenofn svojmu okoliu.
Jestli by sa niekto AfAerike z
casu ma Gas rozpamata1 ma tento
lstav a postal dietkafn nejakd u
pemienkas niese NJ ua'asshie ich
b0de . povd 'aenost 'eu pri-
jate.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

81
sSnf*n xull1k : - 1glk
1DlSlf .Obran4' Y pfihisIl4 ~
belo fsfiekn spray, u Slsvellsaa'
" ssn&sor nar. ! ro1' strstty. Jkn
Ruslak ! spiaovateI' IVAN Brsni-
slay zoch, zoinseli =. aessnnbfa
1921. Nebohf boil popfsdilyfli
vodea1Ai n&roda sste u SasUv 1s4-
d'arskeho paI5stva.
KeiEc u y u Svs1slbsj
repnblihs pt5eovJch dradov? n
Cesko- -sIoyenskej republike je:
1910 postovJch dradov, 212s tele-
grafnych dradov, 827 postpvni a
365 vlakovych post. Vlakove po-
Sty ubehnn denne 60, 100 KIN. Dem
ne posta dopravuje priemerne Is
milionov kusov listovnej posty a
$4,000 balikov. Cekovy 1rad po-
stovy m a56, 900 majitel'ov dctov
1000 liradnfkov, ktori "a rok
1920 spracovali 25 milionov polo
lick. Teraz ma postovy drad &C.
kovy penazny obrat yyse 122 mi
lard roene.
v akych rukach je slovenska
literature ma bratislavskej univer
xite? DR.. Albert Prazak je profe-s
sorom slovenskej univerzity v
Bratislave a dude prednasat' o
novel ceskej 0 celej slovenskeJ
literature. Pred prazskym kores-
pondentom Slovenskeho Dennika
&c. 271) vyslovl 50 0 svojich Gle
l'och takto: "Vyviera to y mo5i
no presvedsenia . jednotnosti ces-
koslovenskeho naro1a, ked' po-
viem, ze chcem sledovst' literar-
ny dejepis pod jednotnym eesko-
sIovenskym vzornym {zornymiD
uhlom... Myslfm, ze... elm d'alej,
tym yacsmi bude vysvietat' f?O i
Slovakom, ze sloyenska 1iteratt-
"a je doplnkon itefatlry ceskej...
Mojou snahou bude na,1eit' poslu-
chacov ramcovat literatdru s1o
venskn literat1rou ceskou lite
ratdra eeskd literatarami sveto
vymi.' = - TAX 81 urcil teda pan
professor svoju marsrutu, MET
poehybnosti, ze pri nej verne w
trva, Eat Sc komu libi, nebo
ne.' Yysukal 81 rukavy opasal
50 po kucharsky, 3obramcuje'
slovensku 1iterat1ru eeskou, cize
Titeratlru ceskd "doPlni" sloven-
skou ma sposob plnenej kapusty,
nvari to q nfa, he to zaladok jeho
slovenskych posluchacov stfovi.
AAelicky hiss . bdsnikDvi
HviesdOslavovi Pod naxvom PA
vol Orszagh'' prinasa lond5nsky
The Times Literary Supplement
pekny clanok nedavno zosnulom
slovenskom basnikovi Hviezdosla-
VOW. Okrem zivotnych darov bas
nikovych hovori, ze Slovensko
smrt 'ou Hviezdoslavovou ztratile
j svojho najvacsieho umelca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-06

INV 1 Us W rs
TatxxcIl budate sa \ oKoff Kex-
MARIN 4 t6 II KIN Cd mesta vzdia
lsn6. Letovisko bnde spsjeri6 50
stAnicou u kexmarkn elsktrickou
llrahou. Toho rokn ma byt' doho-
stovenj prvt turistieky dom ! ~
izban1i.
lulsent Ss61B6E, E,115vll1. Ako
sfady sistity 6bjsviIy u i oststs
nej d6be 81 faiosns i00 Korunovs
banKoyky. Je ich snadno poSnat !,
lebo su iiepodArefie. Falsovatslia
tosiap neboli vypxtrsnf.
Ptepustsnie : arm6dy. Aby
armada dosiah1a svojho systena-
tisovaneho st&vu d6stojnikov, to-
tM 1000G dosto3nihev, Dolo dnom
81. nov. pftptstent nAcho aktfv-
nych d6stsfhikov, ktofym ale bo-
ID povo1e1s sidzitt az do konca
febr. Jedna sa hlavne 0 d6stojni-
kov pechoty. Celkon bude prepu-
stene asi $50 d6stojnfkov.
Roxpustsrfss 1rest 'anskb-so-
cidlnyoh srganizAsM M Slevensku
nariaailo n1inisterstvo pre- sprawl
slovenska. Pricinou je fespfavny
postup organizatorov krest soc.
strany, ktori 81 nevyziadali schva-
lenie stanov pre- odborove orga-
nizasfe q druzstva, domnievaj1c
sa, ze stacf, ked' bofy schvalene sta
novy poiitickcj organ;zacie.
- zdasnAa kurxy pre- nssrsnot-
nych Y Mukaceve. Sprava 1iesta
Mukaceva sriadi v najblizsich
dHoch bezplatne kurzy pre- vyueo-
vanie negramotnych. Vyucovat'
sa bude pisania, citaniu a poctofa.
Polovica posluchaeov dostane este
zdarma sj volosinovu gramatiku,
sosity d certzy.
- Ankete o peaasfoeh ~ Slo-
venslEstv Vlada chee usporiadat
podrobnu anketu Q pomeroeh ma
Slovenslsu najma Podkarpat-
skej Rusi, kde maja byt' urobe-
ne do1ezite zmeny V politickorn a
hospodarskom ohl'ade. V sdvis-
losti s tym - ake snfc uH ozr1a-
mill = kratko po Nevofa roku
navstivi Podkarpat. Rus q Slo-
vensko ministersky predseda DIR.
Benes ako odborny referent o vse
tkJch slovenskych rusinskych
veeiach.
6fiadsnis plodinoySj bury
" Df1ti11A*s bolo scAvalene 10.
III. nj. tistavne pravnym vyboroan
Mar. Shromazdenia.
= Minister dr.. 1Gituf1 o zup-
nom sriAden1 ma SloveEsku. Minf-
ster df. Micura vo svojem inter
We've, danon4 81. Polit., hovoril Q
chystanom zupnom sriadeni ma
Slovensku, ze termfn aktivovania
.vel'kych zdp jc Il jdf 1922. V zu-
pc Generskej 4 Hontianskej bu-
d1 zupne ekspozitiiry. 8 tymto sd
casne vykonaju potfebne presu-
nutie kompetencie zupAych IRA.
dov ma ,irady okresne. Sriadenie
vel l'kyeh z1p vsak predpoklada
riesenie otazky municipalnych
lf1iest. Krem Bratislavy Kosic
(ktore budu mestaAi so sriade:
nym magistratom ma cele so sta.
,rostom volenou mestskeu radou
vsefky ostatne mest& bhdI vraj
premensns ia typ vei'kych obci
ale S ponechanim ieh doterajse'
rozslrensj pravomoci. V prepo'
citani sluzebnych r6kov admin
strativneho uradnictva 50 vraj u
silovne pokracuje.
"samosprava zi1seva. = Y &
vsdAeak slanku Lid. Novin sfta
me: eve skolstvi vzah jsme 81 u
vzef hned skolu nejsvobednejA .
ner1skou 4 uvolnili tksssn (diseiI
linu) V zactvu i uciteIstsa. Zakuh
Be- sam nosprava primo vnacovald.
TAX teda ii martinskf zlaci a zia
III 49, II .F
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
Samuel Buffers "Erewhon."

THE wild and mountainous country
L through which Butler describes HIM
self as having been led toward Erewhon
by an old native chief named Chowbok,
is faithfully described from the scenery
of New Zealand where, during his sheep
farming days, he wrote the series Of
essays and sketches which ultimately
shaped themselves as "Erewhon" But
the plains of Erewhon itself are closely
reminiscent of Buffers wanderings in
Lombardy. the Leventina Valley, and the
canton of Ticino. The very first social
feature of Erewhon' observed by the
rash intruder had in it the germ of the
controversy recently aroused on the re-
lation between crime and disease. En-
tering the territory he found himself
among a people of surprising physical
beauty. But his arrival created such
alarm and curiosity that he was taken
before a venerable magistrate, who
stared at him in blank amazement He
and his officers liked his looks and par
ticularly his fair hair, and, on searching
him, were much interested in his to-
bacco pipe; but they became shocked and
stern when they discovered his watch,
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THE very welcome news that at last
i London is shortly to have its Dickens
shrine again focuses upon the mind
how inseparable are the two imperish-
able British institutions-th works Of
Dickens and the capital of England.
Dickens was not a Londoner born; but
he was a Londoner bred. He loved the
great city and all its associations as few
ever did; he wrote of it in way no
one had been able to do before nor has
succeeded in doing sincs and his writ
ings form great prose epic of the city.
Although innumerable buildings, hooks
and crannies throughout the metropolis
remain to remind the Londoner of his
heritage, there is no memorial to the
greatest of Londoners in. the city he
discovered for its citizens. DR.. John
sons house is preserved for us in Cough
Square and Carlyle's in Cheyne Row.
Chelsea, yet the most favorite of all
English novelists has had no such signal
honor paid to his name and fame
From "The London Homes Of Charles
Dickens" By B. w. MGtz IN the London
Graphic
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which, as machine, was a wholly con-
traband and Illegal possession in Ere
whon--From John o. London's Weekly.
The Reigning Prince of Russian Fiction.
THE real reigning prince Of Russian
i fiction is Alexis Remizov, who was
born In 1875, published his first works
in 1905 and left Petersburg for Berlin
in the autumn Of 1921. He has recently
published book of short stories, written
In Petersburg between 1917 and 1874,
~The Noises of the Town" The book is
very adequately representative of Remi-
VOWS art. He is descendant of Gogol
Of Leskov. and of Dostoyevsky. but has
been greatly Influenced by the modern
concern for style and expression. His
style is very elaborate and its range
extraordinarily wide-from flights of the
sublimest and most ambitious lyrical
eloquence to the strong raciness of the
speech of men of the people and to the
glorious delights of sheer nonsense His
vocabulary is the largest, / think, In all
Russian literature But what makes him
much more than a mere maker of words
or stories Is his comprehensive and
intense humanity. In this he is truly q
pupil Of Dostoyevsky. He excels In
bringing out the intrinsic human dignity
of the most vulgar and lowest creatures,
whom he represents in all the glory OF
their filth with inimitable humor, at
once whimsical and poignant-and then
suddenly puts them face to face with
the greatest ordeals of life-From "Rss-
sian Literature Since 1917" By Prince
Mirski IN the Contemporary Reviesc.
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VOU will find that in almost every story
down to a date well on in his career
he has chosen to place the narrative in
seems to avoid coming on the stage him
self to say his piece, as the indomitable
Capt. NARROW waves a slow cigar and
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Does This Solve the Mystery?

WHEN Mr.. Harold Begbie launched
w his Mirrors of Downing Street" he
begat another sort of autobiography which
Is having high time-the autobiography
of what one happens to know about public
affairs. To write it you need to know
q good deal, and perhaps you need to
hint that you know even more than you
do, ever so many dark and desperate
things, IL only you cared to divulge
them. This sort of autobiography needs,
therefore. particular writing talent, a
DreIdnge of revelation and suggestion.
which, if properly stirred, can be greatly
diverting. The Gentleman With a
Duster' has been going over his mir
rors" for new edition of them which
we are to get, and meanwhile "The
Pomp of Power is most in demand,
partly, perhaps, because nobody really
knows who wrote it.-Front the London
Graphic.
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Northcliffe on eff Winter Comes"

Northcliffe on eff Winter Comes"
THE last letters that / received from
i him, only a month or two ago, were
in connection with Mr.. A. S. NJ Hutchin-
sons IF Winter Comes" He wrote:
Through the insstence of my family
and friends I am trying to get through
If Winter Comes 1t is assuredly
a nightmare to some people Sitting
with friend at the Cafe Voisin in
Paris the other day (who had just
bought a copy of the book, which was
lying on the table beside him), some
people entering the restaurant said,
almost with fright, There 1t is again."
A few days later, after he had read the
book-or, rather, had it read to him, for
in view of the trouble with his eyes a
large part of his reading was done in
this wayne wrote: Everybody is
talking about the book everywhere. |
specially liked High links and Low
links, and many parts Of 1t toward the
end are delightful From the British
Weekly.