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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
LECALS

Iuqueut tates in The rity N Tulsa. Dus.
huWa3 provided howeyer. that the -uvnsr
~ sold property. his heirs. SUCCESSORS or
assigns. shall have tho privilege or dis
charging the whole amopnt assessed against
said property. or any instailWtnt thereof
upon ne payment 10 tho proper officer oi
tho Guy 90 auy time before maturity. NJ
tho unpaid principal with accrued inter
est nnd at any time after. the holder
NJ said tay hiIl has notified 'hs Commits
fiorer of FluHnre ana Revenue ~ his DO.
feutlpu 20 mature inFtailmeuta a. nbova
provided. ana other before or after suit
Is commenced f0r the collection of the
amount due upon Hny tax bill or taE
bills, Tho uwuer % such thx pil OF tax
bills shalt have the right 20 demand an
receive nom the person from whom tho
delinquent lustHllmeut or lustailmenta are
due. r. reasonable attorneys Zee and costs
" collection, where the same are incurred
whi,h Hutd reasonable attorneys foe and
costs of collection fhhil In no event sr.
r.oi tho following amounts ana schedule
NJ percentages.
t'ur reasonable cost NJ collection. not t.
exceed tho sum ~ 81 On " any case.
Dor reasonable attorneys tee who're In.
,"if"H go amount not to exceed twenty
tse t25t per cont ~ tho amount ~ tile
Delinquent inatalin"nt or installments and
Hr,Iuei Interest thereon, which In no cas-.
shall exceed the sum u $40 90 ami la no
suHo he less than the sum ot tg50
Provided thHt nothing herein coutnino
shall lo construed tn operate ua limit.
competent iuri.airtior wherein suit d.
hrouvht lo fotcoIose tho lien securing sail
tas blll or tax bills. to ia and determine
a reasonable attorneys fne To- bo taxed
In tho Hctlpn in favor uf the holder or
tine thN bill.
sECriON & That paaaagc by Hoard
NJ foWUIlssioucrH ~ this Ordinance
frnlly uHsoHsiuE the property herein do.
9rrlb"d itH proportlnuutc share uf tho
cost ~ tho pavement according to tur
benefit derived thcrefrDm. ana in making
md nNlng lion upon tho property 10
herein frt out, rhNl operate uH notice uf
such tHHefsncnt nud lien nEHinat tho
,r"dltora ~ tho owners Of such property
ana the purchaser thereof aud ihe lieu
hsrshy fSed snail be effective against all
such Ownofs. creditors or purchasers
~ tIibN p. That nll ordinances ~
parts ~ ordinances In conflict with tbs
provisions ~ this ordinance. Insofar ~
such conflict exists, be, aud tho same are
hereby repealed.
SECTION That an emergency exists
Tor tfe preservation ~ tho public nealtn
peace Hni safety, and Tor tho further
trrr - street Improvements. by reason.
whereof this ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage. approval au'
publication.
PASSED. pnd the emergency clau,.
TWod upon sepnrntelv ani approved thiI
2Oth day - jauuary 1919.
APPROVED. this 2Oth day Of January.
1879.
r. u. EVANS.
Mayor
MRS. FRANK sEAMAN
Guy Auditor
Approved;
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LECALIS

18Th dsy Of January. 1879. notice Il
hereby given that tho BOARD of COMMITS.
aionofs ~ tho city of TulsiS- OkIahomh.
has examined the estimate and statement
NJ tho City Engineers a. 10 the amount
~ tho cost ~ tho aHphaie pavement
WHICH should be assessed against the
nbutfinR property, the property benefited
and other property liable 10 assr.smru'
eud th' Dwners thereof IN STREET M.
IHONENiENT DISTRICT so. 3i2 which
Includes the following described portions
Of strsttH TO. witt
QUAKER AVENUE from the North
liue ~ Eleventh Street 90 the North
sections at Twelfth street
And tsll board ~ Commissioners has
Wy f"a0luilOn duly approved tho aforesaid
statement and estimate Of the CIV EnFI.
nccr and has determined to assess the cost
~ fht improvements IN pnld district
against iho abut'iuE property. tho prop
erty benefited and other propertv iabI.
- n7'oasmeni. ana tho owners thereof as
fJll0vH 10 wif.
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CITY Auditor.
qualified elector Of tho city of Tulsa, re.
who desires to be candidate for any
office, ~ herein set forth may have their
name placed upon the primary ballot for
tor their request In writing aocompa MED
by a written petition Of not less than one
hundred uO0) qualified legal voters Of
said city, such filing 10 be made not less
'han ten uol days before the date fixed
for such primary. said statement OF can,
iidecy and petition accom- panying the
same shall be In substantially the follow.
ing form
Statement OF cn-didacyD
STATE OF oKLAI. pMA'
COUNTY OF TULSA
first duly sworn. say that reside at,
....,.... city Of Tulsa, County OF Tulsa.
voter therein: that 7 am n candidate for
nomination to the office OF. of..:.;....,....
ma -i,,rn.t,y i,,,t9 .is.,,on BE- voted ,d upon al
io,.... ana hereby request that my
partisan primary ballot for nomination at
such primary election for such office.
suSseTibed ana sworn to tor sifIrmcdj
Fefore me by, by.,,.................
on this. ..'.'.,day of.,.'.......,, H..
tSlEneI' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; ~,
The petition OF at least one hundpd to0)
qualified voters requesting sucr. candi-
dacy. Each petition shall be verified by
one or more persons as 20 the quSlificn-
tons ana residence, with street number.
OF each OF the persons 80 signing tho said
petition, ana the said petition shall be
Ia substantially the following form;
petition , accompanying nominating
stntement)
The unierslgned. duly qualified electars
Of the city Of Tulsa, and residing at the
places set opposite our respective namas
Of (name OF candidRte) be placed on tho
ballot as candidate for Nomination for
(nsms of officel at the Nonpartisan pri-
the ......:... Tuesday, of.,...
..,,.... ......... ......'.......... 10 .....
We further state that we know him to
be a quat,flAd elector Of said city and
a man Of good moral character and quail
fled In our Judgment for tho duties of
such office.
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Publlshcd IN the Tulsa Daily World.
January rs, ~, ~ 26, ~, 1898, World
Publishing company. publisher)
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON As.
sESsMENrS IN STREET IMPROVE
MINT DISTRICT NUMBER SIS
CITY or TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
IN compliance with the resolution OF tho
posIa eI commissioners adopted on the
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Names Of Qualified Number Street
Electors
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4 IA'CALS

Public Property. a sterworks and sewer.
age Commissioner Commissloner OF ~.
nance rnd ReventA and city Auditor
pursuant to the call and under the direc-
tlon % the mayor aiN Boar0 OF Commits
sinners Of the city ~ Tulsa, the candi-
dates or persons vot,a for in said Non
partisan primary elect q shall be voted
for at large by all OF "a legally qualified
voters In said city \ OF Tulsa, re-
gardless Of their poiitic.A affiliations. ac'
cording to ami In the ma ., 'er now or here.
after provided by the ~ linary election
law ~ the state OF o. u, hopa! except
with the provisions OF this . nendment as
Co the nomination Of canuA lstes herein
provided. Provided. that in n Nonparu.
san primary electioh held iH the city Of
Tulsa for the nomination Of Clliy otticers,
as herein set forth. there shaI be no
pol Ylcsi party designation or u slgnia or
cadence thereof printed or p ed upon
such primary ballot. and. pro,h ed, fur-
ther. that such primary ballot tHhall be
in substantially the following 10 rm!
tTorm OF Ballot1
NONPARTISAN
OFFICIAL. PRIMARY BALLCs
FOR NOMINATION. ron .MAN1 n,
POLICE AND FIRE cOMMISs1ONa u.
COMMISSIONER OF STREETS AN
nUpLIc PRoPHRTYa wATEh
MISSIONER COMMISSIONER ot
TiNhNCE ,AND REVENUE AMP
TVhSsA, okLAHoMA, AT THE NON
p,,A,lFTTlsAAtN PRIMARY ELECTION.
STATE or OKLAHOMA, ON THE.
nI7
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LEGAL.

Uusiished n the Tulsa DAILY World
January "a. 2t 26 20 and 81. i8gt
world Publishing comppny. uublishsf B
NOTICE TO CONrVAcrOHs
Notice IL hereby given that on ur
ath day ~ February. 1899. between tbs
hours Of goo ana 800 ,.rI0,R 90 m. Tho
.ounty Con,.uissioncra of Tulsa D1uuU
Ok'ahoma. will open and consider pro.
Rosest Tor tho paving win concrete
,srolonsi ,,nn .et.. M 2 ant Mliss . Au1 3 H'.
situated between JeukH and GleuupoDl .U
Said County
plans. specification nnI iusi.uriIuu
= "iddors are on file W fue office nf tho
county Engineer, court House TulaH
Oklahoma. and the hiduorH are ruuulrnF
70 MAKE out thcit proposals on fprHuH
prescribed by the County EuEIueur Lu.I
hld 20 be- accompanied with 90 .rruNoI
check OF Surety Company Hi1dcra uuuH
N the amount approximately equal Go 1u
yer cent of the suu lid.
The right r. cspressy received ty CO..
BOARD 20 reject any ur Hl bids unI no
waive technicaiitles Iu the award OF tho
contract
dated this tho i6h day of Janusr,
1879
BOAUu oT CpuN My
ruMNtHNfpE EEHs
ny bA. IS. patton.
'Duntv IuEIusrr
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l-- For Mayor.
tSame Of Candidate.)
.--H. vote for One)
ri For CITY Auditor,
tName OF Candidate.)
I-4--l tNote for OneD
For Police ana Fire Commits
ri siuner.
Name Of Candldate,}
- \Note for One.l
For Commissioner Of Streets
ri and Public Property.
Name Of CandidRte)
d. Vote for One)
For waterworks and Sewerage
t--l Commissioner.
tNnne Of Candldate.)
- tNote for One.l
For Comrissloner OF Finance
ri and Revenue.
Name NJ CRndidste)
I--l vote for Onc1
Official ballot attest:
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BIDS "a lll Dc ... f|"rl uF .Iu office UI
the Cif Auditor. Tuia, Oklahoma. until
Q o'clocN y. w. 1.tIauts ehuury o.
1893. Tor tho cuunI. Huu OF a Sanitary
Aewor. including Hfaia.f cururD lUuH aud
other HppurtcuBUrrs zoe Sewer District
so, l7G. be created and established by
ordinen'e no. .l1l. passed. uul approved
~ ordinance Hp. 'sai Hnf gHie, passed
ana approved December "I. Ig.l and jan.
uAry id tH.1 rsHurrtINolY
Plans proNlrH and HpgClNcutlOus FOR
The conjunction Ut said system and 40.
uurteuuEre7 have been adopted hv tho
Mayor uu1 Hoard OF CumwltaIuuera ~
sHid 'lty and nto now on file in tho
office ot the CITY Engineer.
iiids wuet be- made upon the nffIrtal
proposal ahCstr ~ fho Clty ot Tulsa
The lights 10 reject auI sni sll bids
y reserved to tho Hoard fTummisaiouora
~ the city ~ Tulsa, oklahoma.
certified check IN the sum ~ five
(hl per rent of the amount NJ the bid
viii he required from each bidder.
All bids VIII he opened aud considered
Olty ~ q meotinr ~ said Husrd 10 be
held IN Nhc city uau In said tity at
o'clock q m. on the 3rd day OF rcb.
ruary, 1879.
Any and all parties Interested arc here
ny Notified that they may appear aud
protest against or object to said pro
or any matter ur thing iu relation there.
TO. at said meeting of tho said hoard of
Cepmlssloners on tho i7th day of Feb
MAS. FRANK SEAMAN.
tlty AudItor
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MAS. FRANK SEAMAN.
'lty Auditor


An ordinance to abportlou. icyy. and
ASSESS the cost of Improving "a portlou
~ ROCKFORD AVENUE Included
within STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NO ai0. against tho abut-
ting property. tho property behefted
and other property liable tn aasasH-
ment ana the ownera thereof, IN said
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That Section Of Article III of IN.
Charter of said city, which is as follows
%. In case primary election IL
held pursuant 20 the call or under the
direction OF any political party or OF
any association OF individuals for tho
nomination OF candidates for the Of
flee OF Mayor and Commissioners and
city Auditor, the candidates or per-
sons voted for In said primary election
shall be voted for at large by all of
the legally qualified voters in said
city according TO ana in the manner
now or hereafter provided by the gen
eral election law Of the state of Okla
homa.
Independent candidates for Mayer
or for positions on said Board OF Com
unissioners or for City Auditor shall
be entitled 60 have their names placed
on the official ballot 10 be used In
the regular election by filing with tho
city Auditor. not less than ten days
before such election, written petit
tion therefor which shall be signed by
such candidate and by at least one
hundred qualified voters OF said city"
be amended by striklng out and repeating
all OF said section Q OF Article III as
above set out, and enactlng IN leu there.
OF the following. to-wit:
-, on the third. Tuesday In March
ls2e and biennially thereafter on the third
Tuesday In March there shall bo held a
primary election for the selection OF can
,didates for Mayor. Police and Fire Com
missioner. Commissioners OF Streets and
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AIfeHtf
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
tity Auditor
Approved
FRANK T.. DUNCAN.
titN Attorney

Pubilshed m the Tulsn Daily World
january %. 20 ~. gG o. 1899 World
, Publishing company. pubilshcrsD
NOTICE FDR HEARING ON As
vESSMENTS FpR pANfNG IN
NTHEET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
uIlT.AIIDMA.
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IT0rm nT EaIIOfl
NONPARTtSAN
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION

ron THE ELECTION OF
MAYOR, POLICE Ann rtpr
OMMISStpNFR. COMMISSIONER
OF STREETS AND PUBLIC PROP
ERTY. WATERwORKs AND saw.
ERAGE COMMISSIONER. COMMITS
NUE. AND CITY AUDITOR. Ar THE
- GENERAL CITY ELEprION HELD
IN THE CtTY or TULSA. STATE
or OKLAHOMA. ON THE.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
DALSf ZLEVNENf MLEKA.

Jest moznym, re V mesici
kvetnu bude do domu dovaze-
no mleko ma kvartu 0 cent lev
nejSi, misto dosavadnich lie
jen 1Oc. Vse zalezi ma spolec-
ne dohode farmaru S prodava-
ci. Vyrobci dostanou starou
cenu 2.25 ia 100 liber, coz Jest
neco malo pres 19c ia gallon.
Snizeni jest vlastne vysledkem
konkurencniho boje mezi vel
komlekarnami, iez Sc hledi pre-
konati snizovanim cen. Far
mari zehraii na Cleveland, re
obcanstvo plati "a mleko meme
nez-li Pittsburg, kde mleko
stoii 12c kvart. Ma sobotni
schulz We Winton hotelu pora-
dane clenstvem the Ohio Farm
er's Cooperative Milk Co. bu-
de situaci dale jednano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
Washington Star G.. lid u
MEZI UMELCI.

Chicago, "a. dubna. Lucien-
ne Muratore. slavny francouz-
sky tenor, vysekl dnes posled-
nj poklonu Mary Gardenove,
slavne zpevacce, ktera prave o
znamila sve odstoupeni z mista
riditelky chicagske operni spo-
lecnosti. Muratore drive iiz
opustil spoleGnost k vuli nesho-
dam, jez mel Sc slecnou Garde-
novou. "Kdyby byla muzem,
byl bych il Zabil ma ochranu
sve cti," pravil dnes Muratore; !;
ponevadz jest zenou, nemohu
a nebudu Ciniti niceho." A po-
kracoval: Nine, kdyz isme
spolu zpivali, septala hezky
hochu', ale kdyz isem byl sam
ma ieviSti, V rozmluv6 s ostat-
mimi cleny spolecnosti rIkala
mi 'prase'," Tazan byv, zdali
ma pristi rok vstoupi op6tn6 do
spolecnosti, V niz Mary Garde-
nova bude sice clenem. nikoli
vsak riditelkou. Muratore po-
lIrcil ramenama a pravll, re
"neni iisto, bude-li neiaka spo-
lecnost".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
ZE ZASEDANf SKOLNf
RADY.

Ma vcerejsim zasedani skol-
nj rady prijat byl navrh pred
sedy E. M. Williamse, ably ro-
zadan byl vefeine president
The Cleveland Trust Co., Fred
II. Goff, ably jako oban, k ne
H. off, aby jako obcan, k ne
nou duveru, jmenoval zvlaStni
vybor, ktery by prozkoumal fl
nance Skolni rady. Navrh, o
kterem bylo zive debatoyano,
prijat byl A hlasy proti 2, Will
liams jako pfedseda nehlaso-
val. Pfijaty navrh, jak pravil,
nebyl podan proto, re by snad
skolni rada byla We financnl
krisi, ale jest cas-, aby Sc verej-
most dozvedela 0 pravem stavu
veci a pomohla, nalezti ne
zbytnou napravu.
Ia dalsiho jednani byla pri-
jata zvlastni resoluce pro po~
voleni 100000 ma zavedenl
systemu volnych ucebnic pro
skolni mladez jak bylo V scha-
ri rozpoctove stanoveno. Schva
lena byla i akce smerujici k
tomu, ably ucetnictvi skolni IA.
dy bylo pod statni revisi. Ma.
vrh, ably prevzata byla nekte.
ra hriste, byl odlozen az po do.
hodnuti s mestskymi ufady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
SPOLKNUTY A STASTNE
ODSTRANENY PETAk.

Zivot pGltretiho roku stare
Betty Jany Cylerove Wooster
ktery byl spolknutym niklem
po diva tydny vazne ohrozen.
byl vcera lekari clevelandske
kliniky, Euclid a vych. 93. III.
t'astne zachranen. Spolknuty
peniz byl operaci 2 iicnu od-
stranen dite jest ma ceste k
lpnemu uzdraveni. Osud male
no devcatka sledovan byl ne
vSednlm zajmem a st'astny w
sledek pTijat byl vseobecnou
sympatii. Operaci proved DIR.
j. M. Waugh ia pomoci pi. l..
Parkhurstove, ranhojicske ash
,stentky. Otec ditete Walter
Oyler dial dceruSce nikl V odme
nu ma pamatku "a to, ze do
vedla poprve Tici slovo "nikl"
dfte pax peniz dalo do ust q
spolklo .iej. Vynaty peniz by
dan otci zpet, zustane rodi
ne upominkou ma DOLBY strave-
ne V obavach o zivot milovant
dcerky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25

1kolu hudebnfci mohou NIT w
soky dill. Kde slova prestava-
il, hudba vstupuje sc silou, jez
ie nesporna a nezm6rna."
Tyz list ia. III) referuje 0
vystave tsl. loutkovych diva
del V New Yorku. Divadelka
byla pf'ivezena Prahy a test
Sc zaslouzene pozornosti. Ca
sopis popisuje zarizeni divadla,
loutky, jakoz predvedeni hry.
Clanek je provazen tremi zda-
rilymi kresbami loutkoyych
skupin.
Boston Pilot ca. I'D cituje
prazske "Ceskt Slovo", ktereZ
v del5lm clanku zdGraznuje
nutnost oprav starobylych praz
skych chramu.
Washington Star G.. IT'D u
vefejnuie fotografii hracek a
drobnosti zhotovenych doro-
stem Csl. Cerveneho krize; We
ci tyto byly zaslany washing
tonSkym dttem z vd6Gnosti ia
hratky a aaty poslane tsl. de-
tenn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
KRAJAN JAMES SIPAN PRE-.
JET AUTOMOBILEM.

Jak vypravuji dopoledni
zrpavy, zasazen a lehce byl
automobilem Zranen spolu Sc
svoii 3-letou dceruSkou Mamii
D. James Span, obchodnik o.
buvi V {. 1923 Broadway. Ne
hoda sc udala dnesniho rama,
kdyz Sc p. Sipan snazil prejiti
ulici. Zraneni obou jest velice
bolestive ale nikterak nebez-
pecne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
"Narodni park. Ze Zelezne

Rudy dovida Sc "Pr. Tagblatt"
re ma hohenzolernskem panstvi
u Cerneho Certova jezera
ma byti zrizen narodni park ma
prostore asi 120 ha, v nemz ne
bude dovolena ami kaceni dfi-
vi, ami stfileni zvere, ami To-
veni ryb. Ochrany bude pozi-
vati i dravec sokol stehovavy,
hnizdici ma skalni stene mad
Cernym jezerem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
Sedesat let sokOlskehO tyka-

nj. 27. brezna bylo t0mu sede-
sat let, 60 zavedeno bylo = di-
Ky Fuegnerovi = tykani V jed
notach sokolskych iako vnejsi
znak skutetneho vnitrniho bra
trstvl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
PLATlME HOTOVE
Ia bOndy Svobody, uspOrne
valecne znamky.

Kupujeme tt2 stare Plato, stffbro. pla-
tinu. pIAMANTY. sHvosty. hodinky.
rtnt' magneticke ukazovAky. neupo-
tfebena poStovnf znamkv vse, co ma
iakonkoli cenu. Platfme IN vse cenne
hotovgmi. SIMON. spolehlivS tedna-
tel. aiitel The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company nfadovna, pokoI
{. 2l6 Lenox budove. roh 3. nj a
Euclid Ave. Denne oteyfeno do no
din vecer.
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pOZNf
&C. S. IT. X

C. S. T. X
"Musical America IA. IIT.) |
uverejnuje zpravu 0 Otakaru
Sevcfku, jenz pristi sezonu bu-
de ucit ma Bushov6 konserva-
tori V Chicago. Pred rokem
prof. Sevcik byl Gsl. vladou
"puicen" konservatori V Itha-
ca, N. Y, a jeho tamnejSi pu-
sobeni bylo tolik lisp6Sn6, re
csl. vlada byla pozadana Sc
lstimesitni prodlouzeni jeho
pobytu; prof. Sevcik setrval VI
Ithaca al do /. ledna 1922, kdy
Sc vratil do Ceskoslovenska.
Ma Bushove konservatori Jest
riditelem vokalnlho oddeleni|
Czech, p. Boza Umiroff. Zpra-
va provazena je zdarilou TO-
tografii prof. 0. SevCika.
Christian Science Monitor
ca. 1Il.) referuje V londynske
zprave o uspechu briticke hud-
by nasi republice. Zminuje
Sc 0 zaiezdu anglickych umel-
cu do Ceskoslovenska. kama
byli pozvani ministerstvem o.
svety. "Ceska hudba", piSe
londynsky dopisovatel, "a ceSti
umelci byli davno uznavani V
Londyne. Smetana, Dvorak,
Emma Destinnova, Geske kvar-
teto a Sevcik, byla zdomacne-
la jm6na a velmi uprimne va
zena. Pisatel vzpomina roz-
mluvy, kterou pred dvaceti le-
ty mel S Coleridge Taylorem,
znamym skladatelem, jenz te-
hdy del, re Dvorakova hudba
pusobila ma neho neznym do
jmem; obdivoval il veril, re
znamena pro pokrok umeni Vi
ce nez prace Brahmse. Bylo
Ito odvazne rceni Y dobe, kdy
Brahmsuv kult by V plnem
proudu a nutno 81 zapamato-
vat to nyni, protoze to ukazuje
intuitivni sympatie a porozu-
m6ni meZi temito spontanne u
pfimnymi skladateli rJznych
Inarodu. Nicmene tenkrat Ce-
chy GeSte nepojmenovane Ce-
skoslovensko) neznali takrka
niCeho 0 domaci briticke hud-
be. V dobe, kdy Dvorakovy
lsymfonie byly hrany V Londy
ne, zda Sc, re zadna zpravs
nepronikla do Prahy, 0 ry.
chlem vyvoii mlade britickt
|skoly nebylo slySeno. Pred dvt
ma neb tremi roxy, kratce pc
vynoreni sc Ceskoslovenska :
rozvalin rakouske rise, vets
skupina hudebniku byla z CSF
poslana do Londyna, propa
gacnich duvodu. Nell skvelt
predstaveni. Destinnova a &c
ske smyccove kvarteto byli jii
drive oblibeni - nikdo menu
sill rikat, re jsou dobri; csl. pc
weekly sbor svym dokonalyn
tohen1 a uchvacuiici vroucnost
a dokonalosti dobyl Londyr
prvni pisni. Cely hudebni sve'
mluvil o Mich; jejich navstevs
byla jednim virem nadSeni. =
Nynl Ceskoslovensko pozvalC
do Prahy briticke umelce, ji5
Sc predstavili ma jednom kon
certu. Dopisovatel lici obsir
ne lednovy koncert, uvadi u
melee, jakoz i jednotliva tisls
programu. Usp6ch solistu ste.
ne jako peveckeho sboru byl O.
hromny. Pouze slib, re umel.
ci Sc co nejdrive vrati do Pra
hy, uspokojil nadsene poslu
chacstvo.
"Praha'', konci clanek, gu
chovala 81 vzdy hrde postave.
nj jake hudebni mesto. Dele
| neZ pred stO letv. ke SVe tValt
Evening journal., 1922-03-17

suRxestsd That They've pointed
out that plant hfs doesn't grow
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
SAYS AUSTRALIA
NEEDS CHEAP LABOR

SAN FRANCISCO. March II
CUnited Press) s)-Austraiia is ex-
per1enoinE hard times purely be-
cause Of her immense reservoir of
undevefoped wealth. according 10
Louis Q. Stewart. Pacific cosst lum-
Der king, who recently returned
from a business survey OF tho Kan
garoo continent.
almost entirely to a labor shortage,
and the consequent labor situation" :"
declared Stewart
What Australia needs Is a food
OF industrial immigration which can
give the country the Industrial de-
velopment and tho exploitation of
tho immense natural resources
which II needA
AT present tho Australian Fov-
ernment IL too narrow in its view
point. II is dominated by tho local
labor movement, which is interested d
in stemming the labor tide, to ltn
own advantage. This keeps labor
prices up.
Australia ia a wonderful country.
and II 10 impossible to sxagEerate
the possibilities OF trade between the
United States and Australia as soon
as things come back TO normal.
Australia, however, has simply
got 10 get large and industrious
| population before Il can look for in
dustrial prosperity, and before the
United States can look for solid and
steady trade"
Evening journal., 1922-03-17

US that cannot be swayed from their
honest conviction by silver
tongued orator or that cannot be
bought of from standing for the
principles that they believe are just
"A great deal depends on the at
tendance OF the members at the
meetings OF this Grange. This is
not child's organization but a so
ciety that is called upon TO act on
numerous important items that con-
cern the agrioulturist. Agriculture
is the basis and the foundation OF our
order and the foundation OF the life
OF the country. Let US make II one
OF the strongest organizations that
Ia nosslhle 70 attain.