davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-12-24

n spite Of the fact that the White
House has q special police force
all its own, Santa Claus has never
been troubled about making his
entry whenever notes from children or
grandchildren Of the Presidents have
invited him to pay a visit-because there
are eight chimneys instead Of the Gus
tomary one, and these eight chimneys
are unusually large. allowing a bulky
sack easy passage.
The only thing that is troubling Santa
is that he hasn't been getting notes in
childish. scrawl from this mansion, which
is the most talked-of man in America,
as often as he used to.
There have been girls and boys in
the White House for Santa to visit, in
termittently for nearly 1s5 years. There
have been fairy stories there that came
true. more wonderful than any told in
saudy books that Santa carries IN his
pack There have been boys and girls
there who lived in the real spirit Of
Christmasmalsingt the day happier for
others less fortunate. There have been
boys and girls there playing about q
Christmas tree, feasting and froliclsing,
who have made great names for them
selves In later life. In his pack which
he carried down the White House Chin
neys Santa Claus has found rich and
rare gifts from all over the world. and
he found children in the White House
much the same as children anywhere
T. < !. <
rSOURISTS who have seen" the
White House. little realize what in
tensely interesting stories have
heen lived there by the children of other
wars, and which Santa Claus pleasure
bay remembers. because he saw what was
Seing on and was big part of It. Here
h a running story as CLEANED from
Santa's diary:
During its entire 122 years Of service
AZ the home of the CHIEF executive the
Whites House has Internationally hidden
with rich window hangings the Christ
mas celebrations Of the favored few
children who froliclsed in its spacious
nails and magnificent rooms In fact, the
White House was not finished. and was
indeed not then White House." when
President John Adams moved in, and
with him came four-yeaT-old Susanna.
the orphan Of the Presidents son
Charles. That was in 1900, when it
was q brown house. When in 1914, the
British burned It. the expedient Of paint
inx it whios to boliterate the marks Of
vandalism was resorted to- whence its
present name.
History records that when Santa
Claus brought this little Susanna a
beautiful set Of dishes for her dollies to
eat from, a playmate. moved by envy.
brushed the dishes to the floor. The lit
tie hostess in resentment retaliated by
taking Q few bites of the nose and
cheeks Of q new wax doll, which opened
and shut 1t eyes, of which the little
visitor was particularly proud. The lit-
tie GIRL who smashed the dishes. was q
cousin named Smith, and 30 In exclu-
sive Washington society Of the infantile
class II 10 whispered that this Is the orr
xin Of the expression smashing to
Smith-ereena."
Grandchildren's parties again enliv-
ened the Christmas season Of the ex-
ecutive mansion during the, incumbency
Of Thomas Jefferson, with Mistress Dolly
Madison. wife Of his Secretary Of State.
who was for sixteen years mistress Of
the Presidents mansion. planning and
Evening star., 1922-12-24

Cmpan
UsGermny Outside
Uncle Sans Dt-AHtude
Financial Mudd Through the One Who Unemployment
a of Be
Earth
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-13
Z'aty po<lad nalezen v obci
knizatech u kamenice n. Ii


knizatech u Kamenice n. Ii
pou. PlSe Sc: "Dne %. kvetna
vykopal rolnik p. Mattj Kad-
lee knlzat {. 9 u kamenice
n. Lipou 20 zlatych minci IA
pozemku velkostatku. Dne
"a. t. m. vykopano "a pritom-
nosti Getnickych strazmistru
MatouSka a Kovare dalsich
456 kusu. O nalezu podal i
hned Zpravu Stat. pamat. ufa-
du Zem. museu V Praze uci-
tel JOS. Masat. Poklad ulozen
" kancelari cetnick6 v Kane
nici n. L;pou. Mince isou "a
choval6, Sc zretalnymi obrazy
a napisy let 1532-16ll z
dobreho cisteho zlata. Po-
drobna ZpTava s pop.sem poda
na buue 30 vySetrenl ,olnOstl.
ZpraVa vzrusila cele okoli a
kazdy projevoval pfani, ably
dal5i podobn6 nalezy rozmno-
zly zlaty poklad naSi republi-
XIV"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-13
Zensky kandidat do
nejvyssslho statni-
ho soudu.
DRUHA Sc UCHAZI o MAN
DAT FEDERALNlHO Sc
NATORA.

Florence Z. Allenova, jez je
prvni zenou V Ohiu, iez zaseda
Y llradu soudce okresniho SOU
du, hodla sc pokusiti 0 kandi-
daturu ma soudcovskou stolici
nejvySSiho statnlho soudu v Co
lumbus. O volebni zdar a Ste
sti Sc pokusi, aniz by Sc opre-
Ia o nekterou politickou stra-
nu. Die vlastnlho nazoru Jest
presvedGena, re zensky zajem
vyzaduje, aby zeny byly "a
stoupeny i V nejvyssieh soud-
Mich inStanci. Prohlasila tax
vuGi novinarskym zpravoda-
jun S dodatkem, re byla k po-
kusu vyzyana prominentnimi
zenami a muzi Z celeho statu
a ze ieji politicka kampan Sc
odbude bez obvykleho volebni-
no hluku.
PTipadnou petici, ma ktere
must byti cd 10 do Is tisic
podpisu, da V obeh Miss S. M
Rebhanova z Cincinnati, jez je
hlavni tajemnici Y. w. G. A
Allenova prohlasila ma vcerej.
81 schuzi clevelandskeho psy-
chologickeho klubu We Wintor
hotelu, re administrace soud-
nj Jest dneSni dobou vlastnt
hanbou, ale tato nastala teprve
vinou vefejnosti, iez V tomto
sm6ru jevi velkou neteCnost
Napadala / parolovani remesl.
nyeh zlocincu i jine nesrovna-
losti a otevrene pravila, re ma.
praVa jest jen V rukou lidu.
Soudkyne Allenova jest dru.
hou zenou, ktera jake neodvi
sla kandidatka predstoupi preC
voliCstvo. Prvni Sc ma politickt
kolbistt prihlasila pi. Virg. d
Greenova, clenka Skolni rady
ktera kandiduie na federalni
no senatora. ODE danny, al
jsou kandidatkami mad strana.
mi, isou presv6dcenim demo
kratky.
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MESTSkY PRAVNI RlDITEL
LAMB, LALCVAtI o Ma
HRADU $4,000.

Josef Woicechovski, 2o56
Woadhill rd. ialIo spraVec po-
zustalosti po zemrele matce
podal na mdstsk6ho prayniho
fiditCle Paula Lamba u okres-
niho soudu zalobu, .k.erou po-
zaduje nahradu $4,000 proto
re Lamb die jeho domneni "a
vinil mattinu smrt. Lamb to-
tiz Woicachovskou pfejel dne
s. blezna automobilem, ale byl
tehdy 20 policeinim setfenI
zbaven kazdG zodpovednosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-13
CHI VRAH ZATCEN
V CI.EVELANDE.

Detektivni poruclk Emmett
Potts S oddelenlm detektivu
zatkl vcera Y jednom dome na
vych. Il. ul. jisteho muze,
jenz die policii doslych infor-
maci Sc mel dopustiti Roma,
Ca, vrazdy. Pfi loupeznem
pokusu Y The Towers-Sullivan
Co., Roma, zastrelen byl do
zorce George Hubbard a Gle
velandsky zatcenec ma byt
dlouho hledanym pachatelem
Dnes pfiiede Serif r. +. VIII
son Roma, ably podezfelehC
podrobil yyslechu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-13
LEPSi SPOLECNOSTI Wy
TLUCENA VYLETNf
HOSPODA.

Vyletni hostinec Willow Inn
Ma independence I'd. V Brecks-
vile stall Sc vcera jeviSt6m We
like rvacky, kter6 sc s1cast-
nily danny" "a ktere bylo
vytlucenlm cele hospody zpu-
sobeno skody "a $400. - Diva
Valecnici a tTi bojovne anna
zonky isou nasledkem srazky,
"a ktere litaly nejen lahve, ale
i kule z revolveru "a mrlzemi
okresniho v6zeni. Jak vyse-
tfil sef vypomocnych Serifu c.
NJ. Dombey, prijeli pred no
stinec We dvou autech ctyrI
muzi a tfi zeny, diva muzi Sc
Vlamali nasilne doVnitr, vstou.
pill, nasledovani zenami, Ma.
cez poystala vSeobecna rvacka
Die iednoho otiteho svedka
iista zena, jez ridila automo
b |, n6mz Sc n2leZal jejl spo
lecnik, sc dosta,a timto dc
hadky, Ia kter6 byla muzen
uderena.. Jmena Sc zataiuii
patrne proto, re Sc jedna (
tax ZVanou vy$Si spoletnost
Kdyby neco podobneho ins:e
noval lid, iiste by ufady $ i've
denim plnych jmen medically
takove drahoty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-13
SPADLI S AUTOMOBILEM
DO HLOUBkY 40 STOP.

VGera vecer spadlo auto K.
NJ. Smitha, 2166 zap. 81. III.
ma krizovatce drahy Erie Y
North Randall do hloubky as
40 stop. Y aGtu iela spolu $
muzem ! pi. Smithova. Oba
mohou mluviti 0 stesti, ze ne
bezpecnou nehodu pomerne
snadno prestai. Smith byl tro-
chu podren a yyrazeno mu re-
kolik zubu, kdezto zena jeho
utrpela tezsi trzne rany, ktere
vsak nejsou prlliS nebezpetny-
mi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-13
Daisl graduacc
MA CiEVEL AHDSKYCH
USTAVECE.
Ceskoslovenska jmena
,bsolvcnsu.

West Commerce High School
kona dnes o 8 hodine veterni
Y kongregaGnim kostele na "a
padni II. I'll. a StarkWeather
ave. zaNeretnou slavnost, "a
kter6 graduanti, pottem 104,
lax mladici, tax divky, obdrzi
Ceehoslovaci zastoupeni bu-
dou imeny: L. Bakotova. FL
mer Blazej, Mamie Blazako-
va, Bella Bodnar, Marketa FL
scheroya. Marie Holanova, L.
Jedlitkova, Rlzena Jirikova,
Marie kralikova, Dorotka kra
Iowa, Pearl Kunova, Adela No
va, Gertrude Star&, Clarcnc
Tupa, Helena Vokata a Flea
nora ZborniEova.
katedralni latinska skola
konala graduaCm slavnosti wee
ra Y auditoriu budoVy zelezniJ
mich strojniku IA vhodneho
programu. Mezi absolventy
isou posluchati krajani:
Jos. A. Cernv, Jos. c. Civik
JOS. T. Jurtak, Tomas +. Koch
JOS. Kunes, W J. Potatek
John l.. Vavruska. j. j. Wy.
hnal EdW. A. Jurik.
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Nova jednatelna
"Sveta".

Uvadime We znamost ct.
krajanum usazenym kolem
Washington Parku a Wash
ington Park Boulevardu, ze
jsme zalozili novou jedna-
telnu V obchode p. A. Paw
licka, 1912 Gregor Av, Kdo
jeste V tom okol1 ''Svet" ne
odeblra, muze jej tam kou-
pitt aneb nechati V tomto OBJ
chode svoji adresu a bude
mu pravidelne do domu do
naSen. Y ucte
Admin. "Svsta"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-13
ZABIT VLAkEM MA DOLEN.
nj BROADWAY.

Ze zavodu Otis Steel Co. Sla
skup,na d6lniku Z prace pc
trait drahy Lake Erie na do
lenni Broadway, kdyz tom
pray6 pi'iiizd6l vlak. Az ma
iednoho vsichni St'astne usko-
cili = jen jednomu byla moz-
most zachrany vzata, jelikoz
Sc re strany protest. pfisupal
vlak jiny. Mes astnou tn ma
hodu zaplatil zivotem George
Eski, bytem v els. 2469 Broad
way.
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"svET" /"

Vychazka tato m6la bJt "a
stoupena cetneji skolni mlade-
ii vzdor tomu, ze iiz Sokol i
Del. Tel. Jednota nell projek-
tovane sve vychazky drive, ale
mel byti bran ohled ma skolni
mladez a melo byt dokazano
to, ze skola je zaklad, do niz
Sc ma shromazd'ovat vSechna
mladez bez rozdllu presvedGe-
nj. -ich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-13
MA NAVSTEVU DO STARE
VLASTI

odiel p. FIR. S,rnad potesit Sc Sc
svymi rodici We Skvoreticich V
Cechach a soucasne mini Sc po-
divati do iinych zemi, zvlaste
krajiny postizene valkou. Pre-
plavne obstaral preplavnl jed
mattel p. Fr. Sakryd.
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Pondelni zasedani
mestske rady.

Ma schulz vGerejsi prijata
byla resoluce, podana NEST
skym radnim Walterem Cook
EN-, kterou pozaduje, ably cast
Edgewater parku zustala Wy
hrazena pro lezeni zmrzace-
nych vyslouzilcu sy6tove val
ky, pres protest w. p. Thomp-
soma, zastance zmin6neho t6-
lesa, jenz pravil, re celia akce |
ma jist6ho politick6ho pozadi
Radnicni akce We prosp6ch le- [
zeni bude projednaVana na pa |
tecni schuzi zdejSi pobocky |
zmrzaGenych veteranu a die
predpovedi setka Sc sprostfed-
kuiici navrh tento Sc souhla-
sem prevazne vetSiny.
Neni vsak jisto, zda ma
mestska rada pravo donutiti
mayora Kohlera, ably lezeni VI
EdgeWater parku take skuteC-
ne zfidil. Mayor sam yGerej-|
simu zasedani pritomen nebyl,
jelikoz meska prave ma ulicni
inspekGni cest6 Y Detroit. Ia
stupoval jej mestsky riditel
pravni Paul Lamb, jenz ale ia
staleho usmivani Sc zdrzel We
Skerych recnickych projevu.
Radni L. c. Schooley vyzvaI
m6stskeho pravniho fiditele
Lamba, aby lakewoodsk6 slu-
tovaci komisi stanovil lhutu,
do ktere by Sc sesla 5 komisi
clevelandskou. Az dosud spo-
leGn6 conference 0 blizsich
podminkach, tykaiicich Sc pr
poieni tohoto predm6sti ku
Clevelandu, nebylo a Schooley
vysloVil opraVn6nou obavu, ze
pfipravn6 prace nebudou no
tovy do listopadovych voleb.
Lamb, jenz jest soutasn6
pfedsedou anek6ni komise Gle
velandske. prohlas;l, re zakon
dava komisim lhutu 120 dnf k
vypracoyani podminek he ie
tudiz nemoznosti, ably Cleve-
land Sc snazil Zakonitou tn
dobu omeziti.
Pc l20 dnech, nebudou-li
podminky Vypracovany, muza
probatni soudce Alexan. Had
den jmenovati sedm komisaru,
ktefi by pfipoieni mohli roz-
hodnouti ttyfmi hlasy, aneb
arci take opatne.
S Westparkskou komisi pri-
poiovaci konati Sc bude zav6-
recna schuze od uterka "a ty-
den Y uradoVne Lamba Y NEST
ske radnici o 3. hod. odpole-
dni.
Jednohlasn6 pfiiata byla re-
soluce radniho j +. Curryho,
nafizujlci pravnimu fiditeli,
ably vypracoval ordinance, SINE
fujici k Vydani bondu ma w
koupeni pozemku na nabrezi.
Jedna Sc 0 opatreni $2,540,000
odpoVidaiici Gene odhadnuta
clevelandskou radou pozemko-
vych obchodniku.
Pfedseaa stavebni rady no.
We vefejne knihovny podal
zpravu 0 docilene dohode jab
sc stalo minute soboty, kdy Ii.
rowan byl Spof, ktery ohro.
zoval stavbu knihoym skupi
ne monumentalnlch budov n
tax zvanem Mallu. Staveti za
cne Sc po konetnem schvalen
planu mestskou planovou ko
misi a dodatecnen schvalcn
mestskou radou. Die dohodA
ustoupi stayebni rada knihov
ny Sc stavebni carou pon6kuC
na vychod, ably zamezen by
ochoz pod chodnikem, o kte
rouz okolnost Sc hlavne NEST
jednalo.
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Zdravotnl rada: "Jak Sc ve-
de, priteli?" - Lekar: 81 mi
zern6! Byl isem dnes "a noe
petkrat probuzen." - Zdravot
nj rada: "A proc pax 81 nekou
pite prasek proti hmyzu?'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-13

Vstupne 25c osoba.
Zacatek V l hod. odpoledne.
Zabavni vybor pripravuje vse
NONE k pobaveni hostu, tax
re nebude nikdo litovat, kdo
piiide ma tento yylet. Klubov-
nj hudba pod fizenim br. V.
Suchyho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-13

V t6chto dnech streliIi Sc Y
Celadne V samovrazednem L.
myslu diva kamaradi, Al. PelZ
a Fr. Petinka Z Celadne. Pelz
byl mrtev a Pecinka zapasi
Sc smtti. SebeVrahoVe zane
chali dopis, We kterem mezi il
nym pisi: "Nechceme zap asit
Q skyvu chleba a wi otroky
20. stoleti." Oba pracovali az
do II. kvttna We vitkovickJch
zelezarnach a dobroVolne Wy
stouTili z prace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-13
UkONCENf SKOI.Y v MT.
PLEASANT.

menskV ukonGila minulou So
botu 10. I. m. Skolni rok w
stavkou pisemnych praci zaku
a zakyh vSech rid 5 peknym
programem. Pc prohlldce Wy
stavenych praci zaku nasledo-
val zabavni program na jevisti
hlavnim sale, jenz byl "a
hajen pfedsedou skolniho pa
Itronatu p. Frant. Nimbergrem,
,uvitanim pritomnych vfelymi
slovy. Nato nasledoyaly pred
messy, vJstupy zp6Vy, pred
fnesen6 zactvem VSech tfid "a
irizeni utitelu, /. tt. nizSi p.
BartoSem. | IT, vySSi pi. Mix
Sikovou,. II. II. p. Vimrem, III.
Itridy p. Jirsou ". tt. p. Ho-
Ilubem. Take Omladina j. A.
Komensky els. 5, zapela dive
krasne pIsn6. Vsem ucinkuji-
tcim dostalo Sc bourliv6ho po-
tIesku "a ieiich vykony.
Pred rozdanim diplomu gra-
duantum podekoval predseda
lp. Nimberger vSem pritomnym
Ia podporu Skoly zduraznil
peel utitelu, liz venovali de-
tenn v t6to sezon6 a podeko-
val jim IA hojne prispevky,
lv6novane skole, z nichz dosta-
10 Sc nad6leni Skolnlm d6tem
pri ukonceni $koly na Wy
chazce.
Pax rozloutil Sc vrelymi slo-
Ivy ucitel Holub a kladl Jim ma
Isrdce GGel matefStiny, ktera
jim bude vitanou priStim po-
volani. DipIomy obdrzeli ma
sledujiel graduanti: Dubsky
IBohumil, Hovorkova Marie
HrnCiroVa Marie, Junger Via
dimir, Nimberger FrantiSek,
Maskova Marie, Pokorny Ja-
iroslav, PouSka FrantiSek, Pru-
dek Ladislav, Sebkova Vlasta,
Sedmikova Bozena, Smidova
LibuSe, Svehla Jan, Tumova
LibuSe, Vencl Antonin Venc-
Iowa Marie.
Piitomni odmenili graduan-
ty hluGnym potleskem a pro-
volanlm trikrate Nazdar
Jmenem graduantu a zactva
IIV. tfidy podtkovaIa uciteli p.
Holubovi vrelym proslovem
Izakyn6 Marie Nenclova a ode
Iyzdala mu krasny darek a Ia
kyne Libuse Tumova podala
mu kytici. Po yycerpani pro
pra.nl nasiedovala tanecni "a
baVa pfi sokolske hudbe pro
vSechnu drobotinu. DluznC
vsak pripomenouti, ze mob
lbyt proieven v6tSi zajem uca.
sti, zvlaSte roditu tam melC
! bgt vice, chz ditky navStevu
il ceskou Skolu, hlavne V tai
dulezity den nell dati IA ievC
rcdite, jak 81 vazi ceske S6olN
a nell jim byti prlkladem. VI
skutetnosti byl pfltomno vets
procento ditek bez rodicu nez
: Ii S mimi. A totez Sc opakoVa
10 pfi ned6lni vychazce. Snad
no mohl kaady spocitati na pr
stech, kolik otcu a matek do
provazi sVe ditky ma Skoln
yychazku, a kolik jich priSl'
/ odpoledne Ia mimi.
: Neru smutnV byl pohled II;
. pruyod, kterv Sc hnul cd sko
: ~ do Garfield Parku az po de
vate hodin6. A nutne podek o
! vat "a prispenl a ochotu PIP
: Machacka, Kopa, Ruska a vi
til, kteri dovezli nasi skoln
} mladez jejich autech d
7 parku. V parku utaborila S
lmladez blize pavilonu pod Q
+, chranou v&ech uCitelu skolni
, no vyboru, PIP. Ninbergra. He
!. rynka, Pokorneho, pi. Jungro
: We, pi. Machackoye a Motla.
pavilonu nalezla Tsechna mia
dez utulek pri polednim desti
L jakmile Sc vyjasnlla obloha
slunko w usilo s'opy po dest
nasledovala dalSi nenucena Ii;
The Washington times., 1922-12-19
STOLEN AUTO SMASHED
AS IT HITS IRON posi-

An automobile owned by Boss
and Phelps. 1405 H street north-
west, was badly damaged last night
at First and X streets when sew
eral colored boys who had stolen
the car ran 1t against an iron post.
The car was stolen on I street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, northwest. Police are
searching for the boys. a.
Mary Nelson, colored, forty.tyso
years Old, 102, L street southwest,
received b fracture of the shoulder
when she was struck by an auto
mobile at Nineteenth and d streets
northwest last night. Her condition
is not critical. 10
The Washington times., 1922-12-19

corps Of employees numerically
about the same as twenty years
ago, and the salaries OF whom are
ridiculously inappropriate Tor the
character OF work performed.
I'VE speak Of Washington Beau.
tiful,'" the report says In con.
clusion, ,'.and have just price In
the appellation. But II were wise
indeed that prompt and appropriate
steps be taken to see that the or
flee of the Building Inspector ia
properly equipped TO serve our
rapidly growing city with the high.
cst degree of safety and efficiency .
Suegsstion Of the appointment Of
Z commission 70 control the artistic
development Of the District. which
should consist Of representatives d
The Washington times., 1922-12-19

the adjoining state and the city .oi
Washington was made by A. p.
Clark. architect. chairman OF the
boards committee op municipal art.
Strects and Avsnnes.
The following Recommendation
were included In the report ci
w. w. Bvsfstt. chairman Of the
COMMITTEES on streets and avenues
THAT the convenience station
now located at Fifteenth and n
streets northeast BE- removed from
the dangerous position u now oc
cupies. s-
iEThat strinetnt NV b enact,
"a 10 limit the weight ef leade6
trucks that can b ussd on cuz
streets. - tAs- vSry Navy trucAl
The Washington times., 1922-12-19
T A[SE ALARM
DEATH ST|RS
/. POLICE IRE
Pulling Fire Boxes Should Be
Psnitentiary oHense,
Chief Says.

Aroused over the death last night
of a man struck down by a Fire
Department apparatus, which was
responding to q false alarm. Major
Daniel Sullivan, superintendent Of
police. today instructed policemen
to exert special effort to apprehend
persons turning In such alarms.
George 8. Watson. chief of the
Fire Department. said today that
the penalty OF 500 for turning in
false-alarm was not high enough.
II think 1t should be made q
Ipenitentiary offense," the chief dc
clared. ~
Alfred Bridenbecker. eighty years
old, 709 Michigan avenue. was struck
by the hose wagon Of No. IL Engine
Company. which was speeding In re
sponse to a call. The tragedy Aoc'
CURED at Monroe and Ninth streets
Death resulted from a fracture OF
the skull and internal injuries. The
alarm was sent in from Albert Hall
Catholic University.
Chauffeur James w. Beckert. Of
the hose wagon, said today tina,
the old man walked into the side
of the fire apparatus. Bridenbeckei
was removed to Sibley Hospital and
after he received first-aid treat
ment was transferred to Emergency
Hospital, where he died.
About two years ago the ole
man was robbed Of $500. his hfe'i
savings, while he was travelling or
q train from Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
to this city. ..ss.
Police of this city are trying Il
locate his relatives in the New Yorl
town. Coroner J. Ramsay Nevitt
10 investigating the circumstances
Of this mans death. II the guilt,
person II caught police say. thu
only charge that can be place.
against him IL the sending OF ths
false alarm.
The Washington times., 1922-12-19
PHlLO SoPHER.
Stop LooKl LISTEN.

There h . nsstts svssywhsrs
whose mesits ase insparang
And d thsss who speak uwtlrihg.
Let Others 70 ahead end make
The conversat1ea glisteu,
while roe the preper meanlne take
OF stspi Leeki ssd fAsteHi
Let them speed sa. whils .yss se~ervs
Dent rush . crosa1mg ~ . curve
with il1-advfseA persleteHce. ~
CnIeAs perehaDco they step fog you,
Thsre's retains nSeh yss'rs nAiss-
81 Isa Scssssrs wkIst.s anl = .sn,
while. yea BeeDi Lscn! L4neenf
The Washington times., 1922-12-19
10 MORE COAL DEALERS
AGREE TO PRICE RULES

Ten more coal dealers. bringing
the total to thirty-nine. have signed
agreements with the Public Utilities
Commission that they viii abide by
several new regulations governing
cancellation and duplication of coal
orders. Walter c. Allen. executive
secretary to the commission. an.
nounced today.
The ten dealers whose signed
agreements reached the commission
today are: w. III. H. Allen Com.
pany. ]. Edward Chapman, JamSs
e. Collinower q Co., Inc.; r. J., b
M. G. Grace, Holmes q Breniser. Mt
Pleasant Coal Company, J. o. Rab.
bitt Supply Company. 8. Robia
Mrs. Cora M. Rosewag. and Sheedy
& Co. :
The Washington times., 1922-12-19

below zero weather in Chicago dur
ing the past week. he said. Timm
has been out in track clothes every
day, jogging around the cinder
track in front of the 'Consistory
temple.
Timm, one of the nations leading
authorities on bird migrations In
the middle West, is now making q
study of the bird life in the sec.
tons through which the party Will
hike. with a view to publishing q
small handbook of notes on the re-
suits of his observations.