davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12
PLATNOST zAP0VEDl PR0DLOUzENA.
SOUDCE ZAMfTL NAVRH OBHAJ-
CUV MA JEJf ZRUSENf.
DNES BUDE JEDNANO ZMfRNENf POVESTNEHO
DAUCHERTY-OVA ZAKAZU.

Chicago, IL. zari. Prozatimni zpoved' zskana Via
dou pro savkalm zelezniGnch dlen jez mea vyprse
dnes byla prodouzena federanm soudcem Wkersonem
deset dni Je planost skonc vsak kazdem pTipade
pfitomnem slyseni vydani rozhodnuti.
Donald R. Richberg, pravni zastupce vddci savkardv
oznam ze peru ysen Ultra navrhem ably prozatmn "a
poved byla zmirnena Soudce svol vysechnut navrhu
Cas- Zaroven vsak soudce hned zacaku dnesnho
Jednani zaml navrh pravnch zastupcn ufednkG savku
cch organsaci ably prozatimni zapov9d byla zrusena
PAX naridi zastupc6m vady. ably pokracoval svymi
argumeny vydan rvae zapoved mise one prozatimni
jez bya vydana pred desi dny Blackbune Esterne pf
ruc generaho socora jail pax vypoctavat nezakonte
ciny nasilnos, jichz pry stavkari dopustili
Prisezne vvpovedi obsahuji tistenycn stra:ek
dy sabotaz dynamitovan mrskan stavkokazd. vynovan
vlakG palen mosG vtrznos niceni majetku pfekazeni
vlak6m mezstatnim obchod6.
Frank Muholand Toledo, zasupce obhajoby, vedl u
tok priseznou vypoved kdyz Esterne skonc e
Prohasl re je to sndska zprav povest cd neznamych
svedkG ze sou porusena vsechna pravda die nchz sve
dectv pred soudem predkladano Soudce Wilkeson od
by tento protest vysveenm re vyrozumva ze vlada pred
loz das svedecvi pozde mz obzaovani uvedeni budou
spojeni Sc zlotny, nichz jsou vineni.
Estsrlaes Sstl 1pr&Su
ze 953 posovn vlaky operujici 82912 mch trait byy
zruseny nasedkem stavky Douhy zdrzeni posty
byl Vada rovnez predoza zpravu atnho direktora
California vysvetluc nutnost pravene nerusene dopravy
mali by onoho statu dodano do trhG.
Generalni navladn Daughery jenz 81 vymohl pdvodni
prozatmn zapoved ma celou fadu asssenu kdezto
savkar jsou zasupovan jenom dvema advokaty Rchber
gem Muhoandem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12
z KRAJANSKE CERNE KRO.
NIKY.

New York. - Pri koupanf v
iezere Basham blfze East Had
dam, Conn.,, zahynul 25-lety
George Mergl, syn p. Jos. Mer-
gla, drfvejsiho obchodvedouc{-
no v Narodni Budove. Mlady
muz, jenz byl dobrym plav-
Gem, byl zachvacen srdecni
mrtvici.
New York. Ackoliv, jak Sc
udava, mela $4,000 We sporitel
ne, kterez penize ziskala z pro
dele fanny Connecticut, pre-
ce ia okolnost, ze ztratila pra.
ci a nemela nad9ji jinou hned
ziskati, primala pani Barboru
Vychodilovou, AT roki starou
matku tri ditek. ze vzala 81 Ii
vot domacnosti sveho zete pa
ma Karla Sobotky v els. 443 w.
chodni IS. ulice. Pan Sobotka
nalezl tchyni svou visici ma pre-
vaze, jehoz jeden konec mela
ovazany kolem krku a druhy u.
pevn9ny ma ok@nko sve lozni'
Ice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12
PRVNf MRAZ.

Des Moines, Ia, II. zar. = Lehke spadly
nj kancelare.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12
PROSPERlTA DOMOVEM v
BERLfNE.

Berlin, 10. zari. V Berline,
jenz jest patym nejvetsim me-
stem ma svete, neni pritomn6
nikdo bez zam6stnani, napak
je zde poptavka po vice nez-li
10000 delniku, pro ktere jest
prace, o niz sc vsak nikdo ne.
hlasi; tax sc to take aspon tyr.
di v Iredni statistice "a mesic
srpen. Jsou hledani delnici do
velkych prGmyslovych zavodI,
departmentnich obchodI o.
becnich kancelari a mzda kaz.
dodenne stoupa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12
KAZf TURKUM RADOST.
SPOJENCl v CAkIElRADE ZAKAZALl JIM OSLAVO
VATI VfTEZSTVf MALE ASH.

Cafihrad. II. zar. - Spojenecky havnf stan uvedoml
tureckeho nacenka poce ze demonstrate mad tureckym
ez byly az dosud rp6ny muse ustat Vsechny
turecke vlaky byy odsraneny rozkazu vrchnho velee
spoeneckeho voska razne bude zakroceno po tenn koz
dopousteji ruseni pokoje.
Spojenecti generalove, porade spojeneckym vyso
kymi komsa rozhod dnes ze vaky brtick6 fancouzske
italske ma zdsta neutralnim pasmu Isnidu Darda
nell Kazdy dtok bud nepravidenym neb prayidelnym
reckym voskem tato pasma bude pova<evAxa proven
Sc spoencdm
Vysocf komsam uv6domli Hamida Beye, nacoralsc
keho zastupce tom smysu yz upozorn to Angorskou
vadu Kazdy pokus Kemalovclv poruseni neutrality carl
hradske dziny prohas vysoc komisar mel bv nasle
dek zakroceni vsech spojencd proti Angorske vlade
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12
SNEM We ZVLASTNiM ZASEDANf.
UCELEM JEST UPLATNITI ZAKON MA KONTROLU
CEN ROZDfLENf UHLI

Columbus, O., II. zari = Snem svolanv guvernerem
Davisem do zvsnho zasedan hcelem pretf zakona
kontrolu uhli. sesel dnes dopoledne
Ocekavani ze snad pfedoha pfpravena generalnim ma
vladimir Pricem bude podana schvalena prvni den
nesplnilo Tezarske zamy dobre jsou zasoupeny y
SADLY ably predoze Romano bylo napfed vefejne sysen
aby ustanoveni administrators palva podehao schvalen
senatu.
Pfedloha vypracovana navladnim Prcem zmsnena pou-
ednom bodu sce mi nynf ze guverner mdze usta
noviti administrators paiva miste ustanov Zmena
d1vodu ze snad vIbec nebude nutno onoho d.
fednfka ustanov kdvz tezari obchodnici uhlm shod
nou pTim6rene Gene pro spotfebiele.
SVEN posestvi ke sn6mu guverner vysvetuje proc
zna zvasni zasedani nutne Pravi cslicem dokazue
uh pf s dod stoupla az 800 procent cd L. dub
ma vselike pTiciny nebo havif vrt do prace
stene mzdy jako Jim byy placeny do dubna doprava
nen drazsi Prdmerne zdrazeni tune cnf $376 pone
naseho stau spotebue 10000 900 tun uhli Ohio
znamena to- ze byo neho vyzdimano $780,
techto ddvodd jest naprosto nuno, ably zakonem
ucnena byla prz vydrdusstf uhobarond prav guvern&
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12
STAV Pf. HARDINGOVE Sc ZLEP$IL.
LEKARI ROZHODLI. zE PROZATfM NEPRIsToUPf
OPERACL

Washington, II. zari = Az pi Hardngova pozdravi
pomne choroby cemz ida nasvedcovat zepseri jez
naalo jem stavu bude il nepochybne podstoupi vdznou
operac Pode vseho edna cast ledvn presaa kona svo
funkc nemohla by zi doyGnym organem takovem
Byo by je nutno odstran kerazto operace 6aso
lspechem podnka. jednu chvil zdao re bude nut
podnknou nyn ale dix zlepsen iez nasto
stavu nemocne ekar rozhod re mGze byt odozena
urcto
hodin vecer vydan byl Bileho Domu nas'e 'niici
bulletin:
"Stav p Hardinove 1920 vecer: Tepota, 100; pulls.
oddychovan 28 Povsechne zepseni byo znateno Chi
rurgcka ba odozena az do lokasace nfekce Ne
mocna mea nejpohodne den behem eji promne choroby
Acko vsechno naznacuje pznivy prbeh, krse dosud
minula. c. E. Sawyer, M. D."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12
ZE SJEZDU z. E. B. ].

Omaha. 9. zari. V zav6recnv
den sjezdu Zapadni Cesko-Bra
trske Jednotv provedeny volby
clenI Hlavni Uradovny sice
s nasledujfcfm vysledkem: !:
Predseda. F. M. Barta; dozor-
ce, Jos. Kubfcek; taiemnik. L.
J. Kaspar: pokladnik. B. Ho-
raGek. vrchnf l6kaf, DR.. V. v.
Smrha redaktor Bratrskeho
Vestniku. Stanislav Serpan. Do
zorcf vybor: Jos. Lesinger, w.
H. Stepanek. Jos. Rejman. Pri
sti Sized konan bude v st. Paul,
MINI. Uradovna znstava v Ce-
dar Rapids, Ia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12
GOMPERS PRED SJEZDEM TYPO
CRAFU.

Atlantic City, N j. H. zafi Kdyz Samuel Gompers.
pfedseda Amercke Federace Prce objev sjezde
Meznarodni typogrfcke une enz zaseda zde dostao
mu bouflveho uvn Gompers sve feci docil ostre
generaniho navladnho Daughervho presdenta Hardnga
ch anovisko savce zamesnancn zeleznicnh di
len iich ochotnou pomoc isi rozbenf un. Com
prav re povestna zapoved Daugheryho spise
silky organisovanehc denctva nez ably je roztfisti.a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12
NAMORNf KATASTROFA.

Southampton, Anglie, H. zam = Veka ztrata zvotI lid
skych Sc udaa kdyz nemecky parnk Hammona ztroskoa
Sc bize spanelskeho pobreM obotu Potvrzen tom byo
zskano 15 dnes rano, kdyz bricky parnik Knfauns
Castle zakotvl zde 285 zachranenych cestucch Kap.
Day. Kinfauns Castle pravl ze zata dskvch zvod
mdze dosahnou osmdesa avsak JIM odhaduj az 15.
nede oznameno Vgo Spanesku ze vsichn cesui{cf
plavci by zachran9ni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12
CLEMENCEAU NAVSTfVf AMERIKU.

Pariz, H. zaf. = Clemenceau. nekoikrate premier
France neboufliv6sich dobach tvrce Veraike smlou
wv, vypravi do Ameri'v. Nejedna pry zadnou
"tiumfani cestu, ale uztecnou prohlasl dnes inter-
viewu Petit Parisian nadchazeiici navsteve do
Spoienych Statt prav zda Amerka preje 81 syse me-
mineni dam lie ochotne dodal: "Proovim ctyf Tec To
jest vse. Neprmu zadnych pozvani ma bankety."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12
VUDCOVE STAVKARU v PORADE

Chicago, H. zafi = Pc celodennim zasedan sm6rnico
w vybor devadesa meznarodn predsedove jednotvych
odbor stavkujlcich zam6stnancd zeezncnch den od
roci dnes vecer sedou opene hodin rano aby
dale rokoval stavkovn stuac pravl B. M. Jewell hlava
stavkaf1 Jisty n&vrh byl dan uvazen1 pravil Jewell
ase schuze byla az do hodn Ultra rano. Bylo
povsechn& rokov&nf navrhu dnes odpoledne"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12

zakladnim zakonem teto ze-
me-" pravi Ford We SVEN pro.
hlaSeni. "avsak CO ma naSi or
ganisaci zalezi, bude provaden
do poslednfho pismene."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-12
OSLOVANSKY KRAL v LONDYNE

Londyn H. zaTi - Kral Alexandr jihoslovansky Jest
Londyne Prel pry cste soukromym zaezitosm avSak
odepfel fc jakeho druhu jsou.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-07
DONATION DAY AT.
CH|LDREN'S HOME
All Friends of Institution Are
Asked to Visit Il
Today.

Today is the annual donation day
for the Home for Destitute Children.
This home is one OF the oldest and
most helpful charitable institutions
in Wilmington. 1t maintains n home
at Thirty second and Market streets
where IL cares for homeless and dee-
titute children from three 70 ten years
of age II makes no general solicit
tatiCn for funds, has no campaigns,
but secures the funds necessary to
run the institution, amounting from
$4,000 to $4,000 per year, among those
who are personally acquainted with
it's work and are willing to assist. II
receives no appropriation OF public
FUNDS either from the state or city.
This is the day set apart by
the home for receiving donations from
its friends. and all persons interested
in this charity are invited 10 come
cut to the home and make full and
complete inspection OF the seventy
children who are cared for until they
can be placed in proper homes. The
public is invited TO come to the hcme
today. and all persons inclined are
invited 10 make as liberal donations as
they are able.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-07
JOSIAH MARVEL HEADS.
COMMITTEE IN CARE
OF LIBRARY CAMPAIGN
Continued from page 1.

taking. The friends of the University
OF Delaware and all those interested
in having a State memorial to Della
wares soldier dead feel much elated
to know that Mr.. Marvel has concent-
ed to serve In this capacity. More
than year ago, acting upon the strict
orders OF his physician. Mr.. Marvel
retired from all public activities and
he expressed his intention of remain
ing from all those burdens under
which he had been laboring with such
zeal for many years. When he was
invited to assume the active direction
of the campaign for funds for the
University of Delaware memorial librry
campaign as the chairman OF the ex-
ecutive committee he accepted the re-
sponsibility. Last evening in explain
ing why he had given his consent Mr..
Marvel stated:
During the war / Joined with the
other citizens of Delaware TO urge our
boys to the field OF battle. l cannot
hesitate to serve in a cause meam to
perpetuate the memory of those who
did not come back. l think that tho
whole people of Delaware will he
moved toward this cause with the
same thought. the same purpose and
the same enthusiasm that urges me to
accept the Responsibilities OF this cam
paign."
On the executive committee with
Mr.. Marvel are G. Layton Grier. l.. j.
Hayes DIR. Walter Hullihen, Everett
c. Johnson, II. w. Lyndall, Alice l..
Roop. John s. Rossell, Henry =. Scott.
II. Rodney Sharp, w. O. Sypherd. II.
Rodney Sharp is the chairman for the
Wilmington district; Macmillan
Hopes, chairman for rural New
Castle; l.. ]. Hayes chairman for
Kent county, and G.. Layton Grier
chairman for Sussex county. Each
will have active charge of the cam
paign in their respective districts.
The general committee for the cam
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-07
HIGHWAYS SAFE
FOR PUBLIC USE
NOW A PROBLEM
Il Concerns People in Every
State and All Users of
Vehicles.
WORTHY OF CONSIDERATION
Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
ny Frank w. Lewis.

Washington. Oct. "A problem for
which public necessity demands an
immediate and effective solution is the
traffic question as relates TO automo-
biloe and the public highways in every
nart Of the country.
Every city. town and village in
every section Of the country has the
same problem. The question is how
TO make the highways a safe place
for the motorist. the teamster and tho
pedestrian. Accidents iare increasing.
Tragedies are multiplying. Traffic
rules and regulations, where they ex-
ist are being violated and defed. Men.
women and children are being slaurh-
tered in the mad rush of the motor
vehicle.
The use Of the automobile has be-
come so general that everybody every
where in this country must necessarily
be interested in some specific plan for
bringing about some highway safety.
w I'm the constantly growing traffic
on our highways and the correspond
Ing increase in accidents the question
Z" highway safety, although consider
"d important in the past by highway
oihclals. Is worthy OF even greater
consideration" states Thomas II. Mac
Donald. chief OF the Bureau of Pub
lie Roads of the United Stats Depart
ment of Agriculture, in discussing the
Seven DAYS foe Safety" TO be oo-
served October s To IA.
"A very large proportion of the ac-
"idents can he eliminated by safe and
sane driving" continued Mr.. Mac
Donald. but they can he reduced TO a
minimum only by a combination of
careful driving and the elimination Of
dangerous grades and curves, narrow
roadwaye and bridges and the deadly
grade crossing. In Federal-aid con-
siruction, in cooperation with the
states, much has been done along
these Zines and every step has had
the support of the public. particularly
IN the matter OF grade crossing elm
ination.
In the State of Maryland the pa=
troimen are required 70 report to the
state highway department the loca-
ton and cause OF every accident that
occurs on the State roads. The infor-
nation acquired in this way is used
by the department; as a guide in The
Planning 81 improvements which Will
reduce the accident hazard. When
numerous accidents are found 70 oc-
cur AT any point the dangerous feature
is eliminated even at considerable ex-
lenSe.
Al over the country there are
points on the highways which were
comparatively safe for the traffic of n
few years ago, but which are now the
cal use Of many accidents. The dan
gerous conditions At these points must
he eliminated and each State high
way department should have da IA
available 80 that elimination Of rNe
most dangerous ones can be under
taken first"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-07

paign includes the following: A. l..
Bailey, Judge Henry c. Conrad, Curtis
C. Davis, Governor William ID. Den
ney, Mrs. Alfred l. du Pont, Mrs. I.
Coleman du Pont. Pierre s. du Pont,
George A. Elliott, c. b. Evans. Mrs. c.
c. Fulton. Judge George Gray. G.
Layton Grier. Hervey Hall, l.. j.
Hayes. II. Il. Holloway. jennings
Hood. Walter Hullihen, Mrs. J, G. Hut
ton. Everett c. Johnson. Arley b.
Magee. Josiah Marvel. Charles II. MIL
Ter, Judge Hugh M. Morris. Dr. Row
land G.. Paynter, Chief Justice James
Pennewill. John S. Rossell. Harlan c.
Scott. Henry r. Scott. Benjamin F..
Shaw. II. Rodney Sharp. w. w.
Smithers, David Snellenburg, William
6. Speakman, Henry b. Thompson
John G. Townsend. Mrs. II. V. Waller,
Mrs. A. ID. Warner, J. Pilling Wright.
Last night Mr.. Marvel presided and
explained the purpose of the meeting
was to organize the teams He lauded
the work and spoke of the great ap-
peal the undertaking should have for
every resident of the State. DR. Hull
hen told of the necessity for n new
library at the university and how 1t is
essential in the work of the students
and faculty. Mr.. johnson made an
eloquent speech In which he referred
Ia the patriotic side of the campaign
and the patriotic reasons why the
State should have this memorial IL
brary to honor its dead heroes in
the World War. Mr.. Grier stated
Sussex county Is going TO do its
share and Mr.. Hopes said rural New
Castle will not be found wanting mt
the close of the campaign. Mr.. Hayes
FOR Kent county was not present. Mr.
Sharp and the teams in Wilmington
are already busy.
Everyone interested in the cam
paign feels confident It is going TO be
success. Every resident OF Delaware
VIII be asked 10 subscribe. The per-
sonal signature OF all those who con
trihute Will be preserved in the
archives at the new library. The
school children OF the entire State
are To be interested with the permits
sion of the State Board of Education
and all organizations of every kind
Will be asked to lend their aid. Tho
churches Will be enlisted In the cause
and on Sunday. October % the minis.
ters will he asked TO say something
from their pulpits about the memorial
character of the new library.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-07
JURY FREES MRS. WOODWARD.
Declares Former Wilmington Woman
Shot Salesman In Self. ID efense.

Philadelphia, Oct. Mrs. Clara
Woodward, a former burlesque actress.
was acquitted today of the charge Of
having murdered John Pepperman. a
New York travelling salesman, in her
apartment in this city last March.
The defense admitted the shooting.
but pleaded for exoneration on the
ground that it was done in self de-
Tense
tMrs. Woodward formerly lived in
wilmington and kept a rooming
house,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-07
Books You Can't
Afford to Miss!

One literary critic deems
It not only a worthy sue
cessor Of If Winter Comes,
but bestows on its style and
characters the compliment
tary adjectives "Canlylean,"
"Dickensian." The book is
certainly thought-provoking
to the last degree, and the
woman who has attained
this freedom" (economic)
will have much to say Of it
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-07
Robert Hichens'
Startling Story

December Love" (S2).
Who can forget The Car
den of Allah? Not less en-
thralling, although in a very
different way, is this daring
and er1otionally high-pow-
cred sttry revolving around
a London social leader.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-07
Power Piping Society Meets Here.

The Power Piping Society held a
luncheon in the Hotel du Pont yester-
day. Delegates from St. Louis, Mo-,
Providence, r. J., New York, Pitts
burg and Philadelphia were present.
The society meets monthly in vari-
Gus cities for the purpose OF boosting
business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-07

At meeting of the Alumni Asso-
cation Of the du Pont High School
gast evening. plans were discussed
Tor dance to be held in the schoo!
the first week of November. John
Grier is president Of the association.
Mis- Jane Brady was made chairman
Of arrangements for the dance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-07

Brilliant in conception,
style and climaxes, it
offers a rich back
ground of Eastern life
and a remarkable study
of the psychology of a
sensitive nature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-07

- have been eagerly
awaiting a new story by
the aut hor of The
Sbeik, E. M. Hull.
Now it is here, and
it's name is The Shadow
Of the East ($1.9O).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-07
William Roscoe
Thayer's "Georae

Washington" $3.50
is a worthy successor to
his studies Of two other
great Americans, John
Hay and T h eodore
Roosevelt.
1t is time for a one
volume biography of
the founder Of the Re-
public, interpreted in
terms o f m 0 d ern
thought, and meeting
modern demands, to ap-
pear, and all signs point
to this being the book
needed.
"reminiscences of the
wonderful m en- and
W o m G n Of the Nine
teenth c e n fury are
being eagerly read by
the wonderful men and
women of the Twentieth
Century.
IN 4 World Worth
While (S3), a record of
"a u | d acquaintance"
one of Americas fore
most cartoonists, w. A.
Rogers, shows interest
ing side-lights on world
famous men W h O 5 g
friendship he enjoyed.
Among t h e m are
Theodore Roosevelt.
Mark Twain, Thomas B.
Reed, Alexander Ora
ham Bell and Edwin A.
Abbey.
You'll Want to Pass
Round Cohen's
Assorted Chocolates
(S2)
This volume of ire
sistible funny negro
stories will be hailed
with JOY by the authors
thousands of admirers.
A competent critic
has said Of Cohen that
he is one of the best
builders of short stories
we have in the bust
ness"
A new Zane Grey book
always comes into the
| l t e r a r Y world as
warmly welcomed as an
heir to the throne of a
loyal monarchy.
Tales of Lonely Trails
(S3), is not a novel, it is
a spirited account of
actual hunting adven-
lures - trips that the
author has personally
taken along the hazard
Gus Far Western trails.
Illustrated by some
wonderful photographs.
n A0l~hs@
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William ]. Locke's
New Story

"The Tale of Triona"
W.. A romance written by
= master romancer. Just
whe ere commonplace ro-
mances end, this uncommon
one begins, with the mar
rage Of the fascinating
heroine. And the hero is no
small shakes, either.
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Remind the Men
Folks That
"Cappy Kicks Retires"

Nappy KICKS Reures'
W.. Peter B. Kyne has made
Cappy Ric IS one of the ia
nous characters of present
day American fiction. This
new story takes the inimit-
able Cappy' through the
most exciting years of his
life. during which ne keeps
on trying his best to retire
but Romance, the Romance Of
the Seas, keeps on calling
him back!
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Charles Rex
By Ethel Nj. Dell
(S2)

Wanderer. a venturer,
cynic, Charles Rex is a sur
prising cha racter with a sur
prising story. in which the
striking vigor and sincere
emotional appeal associated
with Miss Dell's style are
well expend ed.
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Essays by Americas
Leading Litterateur

Although Bra,,der Mat
thews has been writing es-
says for quarter, of a CEN
fury and over, ana has at
tanned an eminence in letters
unapproached by that Of any
living American critip, yet in
the very titles of theS papers
included in his new volume.
The Tocsin of Revolt he
shows himself to be a Give
wire" connecting the re-
sources of his illuminating
scholarly lore with many Of
the issues Of the day.
Brisk, yet polished, his
style of setting forth his con-
illusions, as well as his con-
illusions themselves, is de-
lightful.
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Jeffrey Farnol's
Novel Novel

"Pereerine's Progress"
W.. This story is in the style
Of The Broad Highway, and
reintroduces the delightful
eighteenth century atmos-
phere and several of the
characters of the earlier
book.