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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
PULPIT AND STAGE
BAPTIST PASTOR SHOWS THAT
JAlLs HOLD MORE ACTORS
THAN PARsoNs--FlGuREs ON
BOTH.

The third stage of the public con-
troversy between the Rev. John Roach
Stratop, pastor OF the Calvary Baptist
church and William A. Brady, theatre
cal producer, was reached in New
York last Sunday when DR.. Straton,
armed with figures from the 1910 CEN
sus, undertook to refute Mr.. Brady's
recent charge that there are more
ministers in jail than actors.
There We're seventy,eight clergy
men behind prison bars in 1910, as
against 665 actors, declared DR.. STRAIT
on and this despite the fact that there
were then $4,000 clergymen in the
United States and only $4,000 actors.
"The assertion has been made and
widely copied across the continent, .
said DR. Straton, that there are more
preachers in the penitentiary than
actors. 1t has even been said that
not only are there more preachers,
but the preachers are nearly all Bap-
list preachers. Well, that certainly is
bringing it close to home.
Eve had in 1919 in our New York
prisons sixteen actors: no clergymen.
For the year 1920, the preachers did
make little better showing. There
were in all New York State prisons
forty-seven actors and actresses and
four clergymen.
IF the clergymen had furnished as
many criminals in proportion to their
number as the actors furnished, there
would have been 1882 in prison in
1910, instead of the seventy weight
which the census reports. In other
words there are "a criminals to each
l 900 actors and less than one crimi
nal to each 1000 preachers" :.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
IS now GEN. MALONE
CATHOLIC ARMY OFFICER RE.
cEiVEs PROMOTION.

..FHF :,
Colonel Paul B. Malone of New York
City, has been recommended by the
War Department for promotion to the
rank of brigadier general, to fill the
vacancy to be made by the retirement
of General Treat on April IS. lie
served as brisadier general during the
World War and was recommended fol
major general.
Col. Malone is practical Catholic
a graduate of st. James parochial
school and of De La Sale Institute
New York, and of West Point He is
a member of the New York Catholic
Club. and a fourth degree Knight Of
Columbus. Col. Malone is regarded
as the best orator in the U. S. Army
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
VENERABLE PASTOR DIES

The death of the Rev. John Meade,
pastor of IS. Peter and Paui's church
at Wellston, Ohio, removed one of the
oldest priests in the diocese of Co
lumbus. Father Meade was ordained
thirty-five years ago and held pastor
ates at McConnellsville and Mingo
Junction before assuming charge of
Wellston, where he served for eight
cen years. Bishop Hartley and many
of the priests of the diocese attended
the funeral at Wellston, whence tile
body was sent to Covington, KY, for
burial.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
WELSH CATHOLICS PROTEST

A resolution in favor of resisting the
handing over of the Catholic schools
to local educational authorities, as con-
templated in the governments pro-
posals in the new educational bill, was
passed unanimously at a meeting of
three hundred Catholic teachers, rep
resentins fifty-fiyc Catholic schools To-
Gated in thirty-four towns of Wales.
The meeting was held in Cardiff City,
Under The presidency of Archbishop
Mostyn and declared Tint the govern
ments proposals in the new bill are
Unacceptable.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
CRIME DESTROYS HOMES

Crime is increasing as the American
homestead, with it's training in reli-
gion, passes away, Judge Kickham
Scanlan, chief Justice of the Crinli-
nal Court, declared in an address he
delivered before the Chicago Medical
Society last week
AS an institution, the home is fast
falling into decay, with a resultant
growth in crime,' Judge Scanlari
said. THE American public is losing
faith in God. In recent statistics, it
was revealed that during the question:
ing of men for the draft two out OF
every three boosted they did not at.
tend church. Such a statement is ap
palling."
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
WHIP NEGRO PREACHER

Masked white men whipped the Rev.
P. N. Henningham, a negro Metho-
dist minister serving as pastor of a
church at Winder, Georgia, and drove
him out of the county on the charge
that he was preaching Catholicism
among the negroes, according to a
statement made by Henningham to
Governor Hardwick Governor Hard
wick said he would instruct the sheriff
Of Barrow county and the solicitors
general Of the circuit to leave nothing
undone to apprehend the guilty parties.
Henningham is said to be native of
the British West Indies.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
BUILDING EIGHT CHURCHES
KANSAS CITY HAS GREAT PRO.
GRAM FOR THIS YEAR.

More than one million dollars will
be spent in new Catholic church and
institution buildings in Kansas City
this year. This includes eight parish
churches being erected or for which
plans are completed, at a total cost
of more than 100000, and the new
home for the Little Sisters of the
Poor to cost 100000. These figures
do not include furnishings, which will
run the total we'll over the million
mark
This will not only be the largest
amount of money ever spent in one
year by Kansas City Catholics, but
it will be the greatest number oil
buildings ever under construction al
the same time
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
DARWIN IN KENTUCKY
HOUSE DECIDES IN FAVOR or
DARWlNlSM.

BY majority of one vote the Ken
lucky house of representatives has de-
feated the Ellis bill prohibiting the
teaching of the Darwinian theory Of
evolution in the public schools of Ken
lucky. Forty-tWo members opposed
and forty-one supported the measure
on the final roll call, which came after
a five hours debate.
Advocates of the bill urged its. pas
sage as necessary to prevent students
in the University of Kentucky from
being turned into infidels and agnos.
TICS while its opponents declared it's
enactment would Bring about return
of intolerance" $3.50
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
HEROIC PRIEST GIVES LIFE
PASTOR ACTS WHILE VILLAGERS
STAND HELPLESS AND uN.
DECIDED.

A, message from Ancona to Rome,
last Saturday, reported in press cir
cles, says that during a storm there
was short circuit in the wires carry
ing high voltage current through the
village of Pozzoli. The village was
threatened with fire. While the peas
ants and carabineers stood helplessly,
watching the binding flashes and
sparks and wondering what to do, the
parish priest rushed upon the wires
and tore them apart with his hands.
He saved the village, but was instantly
killed.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
CATHOLIC ATHLETE DIES

Funeral services for the late Will
liam M. Dillhoefer, catcher of the st.
Louis Cardinals and well known to
baseball !. enthusiasts over the major
league circuits, were held in the Ca
thedral at Mobile, Ala, the body be-
ing shipped TO Mobile from ST Louis,
where he died. Dillhoofer was q mem
Der Of Marquette Council. No, COG,
knights of Columbus. His death was
sudden, result of diphtheria, mud I'M
til a few days before he expired, it
was expected he would be able to join
his team mates for spring training in
Texas.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
RELIGION MUST SAVE US.

UNLESS something is done so that
young people in the schools are given
a religious instruction, we will be has.
tened on to degeneracy,' said Rev. A.
u. Conrad of the Park street ''Brim.
stone Corner church, Boston. in reply
to question from one of his congre.
cation.
would it be wise to have religious
instruction in the public schools -
he was asked.
Il wish ]: could say yes" said DR.
Conrad. but conditions are not. favor.
able"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
A MODERN G|UsT|N|AN|

For the first time since the passage
of the Separation Law, member of
the regular clergy has been raised to
the episcopal dignity in France. Fa-
Their Giustiniani, Provincial Superior of
the Capuchins in Corsica, has been ap-
pointed Auxiliary Bishop of Ajacio.
He belongs to the family of st. Lor-
EMO Giustiniani. which has given to
the Church d cardinal and several
prelates.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
POPE's AID TO GERMANY

Thus far the Holy See has contrib
uted 5,750000 marks for the poor of
Germany. In addition, the Pope gave
help to individual charities. This
financial aid to Germany was in addi-
ton to millions of lire given by the
Holy See to the suffering populations
of other countries in Europe and Asia.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
TO ENTER MISSION WORK

Rev. joseph P. McQuade, Phi. D.,
rector of Sacred Heart church in San
Francisco, has requested Archbishop
Hanna to relieve him of his pastoral
administration so that he may be free
to take up activities with the Ameri-
can Board of Catholic missions. The
American hierarchy to promote home
and foreign missions.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
CATHOLIC EDUCATORS TO
MEET IN PHILADELPHIA

On the invitation of His Eminence,
Cardinal .Dougherty, the Nineteenth
Annual Meeting of the Catholic Eau.
cational Association of the United
States and its departments will be
held this year in Philadelphia. The
dates chosen are June $3.50. The SEES
sions will open with Solemn Mass in
the cathedral, and the meetings of the
various departments will be held in
places that are convenient for their
needs.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
4 RECORD NOvENA

More than 5000 persons are making
the annual Norena OF Grace given Icy
the Jesuit Fathers at the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception, Boston
This is record attendance. Services
are being conducted in the main
church and the lower chapel of St
Valentine.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
HAVE YOU PLANNED YOUR
DAUGHTERS VACATION?

A European tour conducted by
Catholic young woman, who has tray
eled extensively in Europe, offers
an ideal solution. Oberammergau a
feature. References exchanged. In
quirfes cheerfuily answered. Address
European Tour, 500 State Bank Build
ing, La Crosse, Wis.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with cars to
extend the circulation Of The Cath.
Ollie Bulletin in the R. II. D. districts.
For particulars cali or write Mr.. Cox,
Circulation Manager. 212 Globe Bldg,
st. Paul, MINI.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18

WANTED-Young Catholic. M. ID.
or ability; best references; desires in
formation leading to location in good
Catholic community. Address J. H..
c., care The Catholic Bulletin.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18

1t is wisdom to say little concerning
the injuries you have received. We
are generally losers in the end If we
stop to refute all the backbiting and
gossipinS we may hear by the way
They are ANNOYING, it is true, but moi
dangerous. SO. long as we do not stop
to expostulats and scold.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18

The one whose time is amply filled
has 10 leisure to nurse grievances, and
is all the happier for 1t. We are the
makers of our@happiness and misery
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18
HOUSE FOR sALE-Merriam Park

HOUSE FOh SALE-Merfldii RAJ
S-room,. solid brick house, all
modern conveniences. Lot 81 X $50.
Near st. Marks Church. Garage. Tele-
phone, Garfield 6170.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-03-18

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28
RlDlC AUTA, JEHOZ NE
OPATRNOU JfZDOU IA
BIT BYL EMIL SEDLAk.
BUDE POSTAVEN
PRED POROTU.

John Schora, bytem V elsie
2569 vych. 40. ul., jenz dne
%. brezna. letoSniho roku RI
oil auto tax neopatrne, lie ma
Buckeye rd. a vych. 80. ul.
prejel 6O-leteho krajana Emilia
Sedlaka, 9423 Holton ave, tax
re tento po dopraveni do ne
mocnice Mt. Sinai "a "a hodin
Zemfel, odkazan byl vGera
pred velkoporotu, pred kterou
Sc bude Zodpovidati re zlocinu
Zabiti. Schora wal sice IRA
neneho Sedlaka do auta. kde
mu nabizel odSkodneho $50
a kdyz tento odmitl, misto abv
jej dopravil do nemocnice, pre-
leteho jednoduSe slozil ma chod
mix a ujel. NGkolik sv6dku "a
pamatoValo 81 vSak Gislo tabul-
KY, natez byl pachatel vypa-
tran.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28
RUSKE MARUSOVE STROM-
KY PO - CENTU.

Souhlasne Clevelandskou
Vykllzeci Rampant, hodla ge~
neralni riditel The Bailey Co.
Victor Sincere rozdati pO CEN
tn 100000 ruskych maruSo-
vych stromkG, kazdy cd | Y
do 8 stop vysoky a sice zmi-
n6nem obchod6 poClnaie sobo-
tou. Jest to Y souhlasu tez 5
Dnem saZenl stromu, ktereho
81 povSimnou Zejmena Skoly i
line mistni organisace q vyko-
rail- tento krasny a chvalyhod-
ny zyyk.
Zeimena V statu Ohio, ktery
V tomtO sm6ru nepokracoVal S
iinPmi staty stejne, bylo by pro
sp6Sno poyZbuZoyati vysaZova-
nj stromku, coz Jest ulohou ce-
l6 verejnosti. Jinde povstaly
cele az triradove aleje, jez
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28
LEkARI PROTl VOLSTEA-
DOVU ZAkONU.

Baltimore, 27. dubna. Mary
landsti lekari prohlasili valku
proti zakonu Volsteadovu We
stredu, aspon pokud Sc tyka je-
jich profese. Nejenom protesto
vail lekari prot "svizelGm, iez
tim vznikaji lekarum," avsak
pozadali Americke lekafske
sdruzeni, aby svym vlivem pG-
sobilo k zruSeni tech odstavcu
zakona, jez Sc tykaji predpiso-
vani lihovin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28
SOUD S EAKlNOVOU.

Ia vcereisiho soudniho II
ceni V procesu s Minnii Eakino
YOU, jez zastfelila pri rvacce
soka iejlho milence G.. Sachise,
byl taZan jeden re sv6dku, ida
mu Jest znamo, zda zabity Sa-
chis prechovaval We SVEN do
me kofalku. Asistentka okres
nlho zalobce Eva Jaffa Sc pro-
ii tfto otazce ohradila. Soud-
ce f. G. Phillips vSak otazku
pfipustil poznamkou: "V ne
kterych pripadech Jest zako-
mem dovoleno miti koralku We
SVEN byte, V jinych pripadech
arci nikoli. u prohibicnich "a
koni jest ohavnou veci, re
mluVi vzdy penize, kdyz pri-
chazi ma pravo, kdo whisku
muze pitt. Bohaty il dosta-
ne Vzdy, ale muze il dostati
tlovek chudy?" V zaiimavem
procesu bude vyslechnuta dnes
obzalovana iako svedkyne
vlastni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28
NOVY DRUH ZABAVY MA
HOSTINACH.

Ma prVnim vyrocnim banke-
tu majitelu hotelu poradanym
vcera Vecer We Winton hotelu
budil zprvu pohorSeni, pone-
Vadz ponekud neohrabanv a
ne drakrate zdVofily vrchni
tiSnik. Do ySeho strkal nos a
emil poznamky, ktere nektere
hosti primo pod6sily. TAX
Sc oboflI ma hosta dotazoval
Sc, Zda nebyl vychovan nekde
We staji, iinemu Ease rekl, ze
ma manyry Stetinateho wire
te, nemz iiz jista biblicka o.
SODA prohlasila, re mu neni
radno predhazovatl perle. Ta-
ke prltomny mayor kohler do
stal svuj dill, ciSnik priSel, pren
dal ma misto vidlicku kan Sc
obyceine tato klade oboril Sc
nan slovy: "Coz nemate zpn-
sobn? Vidlicka patri sem ma
stul, koukejte at il nechate."
konetne vySlo ma ievo. ze
podareny ganymed Jest Luke
Barnett Pittsburgh, byvaly
herec, ienz bavi obecenstvo je-
dine ma hostinach.
Mic noveho pod sluncem mo-
hi bychom fici Ben Akibou.
kdoz by 81 tn nevzpomnel ma
popularniho prazskeho hostin-
skeho "krobiana' 0 iehoz sa-
morostlych kouscich Sc jeSte
do dnes vypravuje. a ktery po-
dobnVmi "kumsty" prirozenG
bavil hosty as pred 45 roxy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28
MALA NADEJE MA ODVRA.
CENf STAVkY MA POULIc.
MICH DRAHACH.

Mezl tim, co ODE snGastn6ne
.strany V dnesnim mzdovem
sporu zfizencu poulicnich drah
se pfipravuii ma pondelni stav-
ku, kdy mali zanechati prace
konduktefi a riditi motorn,
spatfujl nektefi jiskerku made
je, re Strajk bude iest6 v pos
Slednl minute zazehnan. Spo-
lecnost shani stavkokaze, ably
il pond6lek nenalezl nepripra-
Venu, ale podobne Sc pripravu-
je unie. Po stredeGni noGni a
VCerejSi denni schulz odebral Sc
zyoleny zVlastni vybor mzdovy,
yeden pfedsedou unie f. f.
BroWnem, vcera odpoledne k
Clevelandske spo-
letnoSti pouliGnich drah J. J.
StanleyoVi a tlumocil mu STAY
koVni usneseni vSeho clenstva.
V mzdove otazce nechce povo-
liti zadna strana a tax sc octla
celia situace V mrtvych vodach.
Po konferenci Sc vSak nikdo
necht6l prohlasiti, ida k stav-
ce skutecne dojde. Spolecnost
doufa, vSak, ze zfizenci kone-
enc na mzdu navrhovanou pfi-
stoupi; nalada vSak mezi po-
sledn6jSimi by tomu nikterak
nenasv6dGovala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28

m6ly k podani navrhu, by spor
m6sta The East Ohio Gas Co.
vyfizen byl soukromou doho-
dou, bez iakehoko-li soudniho
zakroGovani. K slySeni slibili
Sc dostaviti vsichni obecnf rad
nj. .Iednano bude arci tez o
resoluci precisely utilitniho W
boru radnihO Marshalla, kterOu
Sc pravnlmu Tiditeli LambOVi
uklada n6co nplne protilehle-
ho, totiz, ably zajem m6sta V
plynov6m sporu, svym pravnim
umem haiil az do neikrajn6j-
Sich mezi.
Ia Marshallem stoji radni
Stacel, taktez Glen utilitnihO
vyboru, jenz ma pondelni schu-
ri m6stske rady prohlasil Lam
bav navrh "a "bezpodmineCne
vzdani Sc" dalsiho boie. Krone
jmenovanych zasedaji V ime-
novanem vyboru radni r. G.
Wheeler, w. E. Potter j. J.
McGinty, 2 nichz jest Whee-
Ter pro kompomis, kdezto Nc
Ginty a Potter cini svoje roz-
hodnuti odvislym Cd provedeni
presv6dtivych dukazu ia dneS-
niho slyseni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28
VYROCNf SCHUZE ASSOCI-
ATED CHARITIES.

Ncera poledne konana by
! la V plesovem sale hotelu Gle
Iveland vyrocni schuze spoleC-
my obed Associated Charities
Hosti doStaVilo Sc tolik. ze ami
vSem Sc mist nedostalo, aC-
/ koli pouzivana i mistnost SOU
sednl. Hlavnim feCnikem byl
| DR.. Arthur j Todd 4 Chicago,
| ienz mluvil ma thema "Blaho
Irodiny a socialnl pokrok'. Rec
jeho byla hluboce zalozena,
| ale zaroven vtipna, oplyvajlci
mnohymi epigramy. Predseda,
Ip. S. NJ Bond pravil, re IA u
plynulych Sest mesicu Associ-
ated Charities podporovaly ma
1857 rodin, eli aSi $4,000 led
notlivcu, kteremuz ukolu neby-
II by mohli dostati, nebyti O.
mech tfi ctvrti milionu dollar6
obdrzenych z Community
Chest. P6kne promluvil tez
p. +. w. Ramsey, pfedseda
kampanniho vyboru, jenz sbi-
raj Community Fund. Vidal
skvely hold cinnym pracovni-
elm Associated Charities a OBJ
zvlaSt' hluboky DOZEN vyvola-
la tato jeho slova ''Prijdete
n6kdy do domova, ktery jest
Spinavy, do domova, Ia jehoz
rozvrat Jest zodpovedna nedba
lost otce neb ledabylost matky,
nicmene, kdyz do takoveho
domova vejdete, pamatuite, re
vstupujete ma svatou pudu.'
Bvly asi dive hodiny, kdyz
reel skonGeny prltomnl Sc
rozchazeli. Bylo mezi mimi "a
stoupeno 10 ruZnych dobro-
tinnych, pomocnych a obcan-
skych organisaci. Mezi vyhra-
zenymi stoly byl tez omen pi.
Olgy Meckesove, horlive pra-
covnice V Cervenem Krizi, je-
iimiz hosty byli: Pi. Liskova,
matka pi. Meckesove; slec.
Hrabakova a PIP konsul Dr..
BartoSovsky, Svoboda, urednik
2 konsulatu: Bernreiter, Ku-
tax. Krizek. Sindelar a p. Jack
son, sekretai Associated Cha
rites.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28
PRVNf PRIMARY PRf.
STfCH VOLEB.
Verejna schuZe kandidata ma
urad guvernera.

V zednafske sini ma Euclid
Ave. promluvi dnes poprve plu
kovnik Carmi A. Thompson,
jenz Sc uchazi republican
skou nominaci ma urad guverne
IA. Ocekava Sc 6castenstvi nei-
meme 1000 osob, iak z mesta,
tax j celeho severniho Ohia.
DIE pfedbeznych odhadu G.. b.
Harrise, precisely kampanniho
Vyboru pro Thompsona proda-
no bylo iiz ma 1000 vstupenek
k velkemu "dollarovemu" ban
ketu. Schuze pax sucastni Sc a.
81 $50 zen a k banketu tekan
jest j mayor Kohler spolu ne
kterymi Cleny ieho kabinetu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28
/" 8 Y ET"

jsOu nesporn6, krone uzitecno-
sti nemalou ozdobou kraie a
vysvddtenim 0 probudilosti OBJ
eanstva. ze chvalyhodny ten
zvyk jest velkt dGlezitosti, 0
tom nejlepe syedci prohlaseni
sameho presidenta Spojenych
Statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28
DNESNf SLYSENl O PL.YNO-
We SITUACI.

Dnes o 2 hodine odpoledni
konati Sc bude pred utilitnim
vyborem mestske rady vefejne
slyseni. die ocekavani "a vel
keho ucastenstvi, tax ze sc dou-
"a, ze bude k utelu tomu pro-
puicena poradni sin mestske
rady, Zaplnena do posledniho
mista.
Stredem vetSiny dotazu bu-
de mestsky pravni riditel Paul
Lamb, jenz ma vysvetliti prici-
nv podrobnosti, jez jeJ pri'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28
POZOR!

Ia pficlnou naSeho St6hova-
nj, nablzime Yam naSe linoleo-
We karpety 9x12, zarutene.
bezvadne, $500 h. pouze "a
$1,000. Name rozmanitv druh
dressru a sifoneru, ktere mi
zete dostat ia kazdou rozum-
nou cenu. Nova postel Wal
nut nova pera Ia $500. -
Dnes a Ultra jsou nase posled-
nj dni, procez budeme vypro-
davat naSe zbozi mame-li
neco co pOtrebujete, dostanete
to zajiste velmi LEVINE, ably
chom to nemuseli prevazet.
Procez priid'te Sc podivat
mozna, re Sc Yam neco hodt
We skIadu
v. SEDLACkA
A72a BROADWAY.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-28

Ia tetO sezony jsou vejce
'evnejsi. Opatfte 81 Vasi zasO-
tu iiz nyni - naSe jsou primo
farem.
The Community Creamery Co,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-03-17
ST. PATRICK'S PARADE
IN NEW YORK TODAY

NEW YORK, March 17.--Irish
residents Joined together today "a
demonstrate the job which was there
theirs on the dawn which promises
TO be new era of liberty and pros
perity for the little green isle. There
was every indication II would be- this
biggest celebration in the city's his
tory.
Tho days chief event was the par
ade which Is 10 make its way uii
fifth avenue. In the reviewing stand
We're many notables among them
Archbishop Hays Auxiliary Bishor
John :. Dunn. Mayor Hylan and
other city and state officials.
Organization OF the Irish Music
Foundation "A non-sectar rian non poll
teal party aiming to foster and pre-
serve the ancient folk songs and ths
music of Ireland. was announced
here today. The organization de-
clared it would seek to discover and
develop musical talent among mems
bers OF the Irish race. establish s
library OF Irish niusis
and aid in the establishments OF
prominent National Irish opera.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-03-17
QUESTION COOK
IN bRUNEN CASE
George Werner Held for Ex-
animation in Murder of
Circus Owner

MOUNT HOLLY, n. J.. March II
George l.. Werner, former circus
cook. has agreed to come here to be
questioned by Burlington county
authoritie; investigating the murder
of John Il. Brunen, circus proprie-
tor. Werner's whereabouts has not
been revealed.
RIVERSIDE. March 1.-THE
Board of Freeholders of burlington
county will be asked today by Pros
ecCtor Kelsey to offer reward for
the apprehension of the slayer of
John Theodore Brunen, circus pro-
nrietor. shot and killed at his home
last Friday night. Kelsey said he
also probably would ask Governor
Edwards to have the state offer a
reward unless the slayer is soon
captured.
About thirty detectives are work
ing on the case, but apparently the
mystery still is far from solution.
Scores of clues have been investi-
gated, but they have led to nothing
tangible, it was stated.
Carl Ward a ballyhoo man. for
merly employed in the circus owned
by Brunen. who was questioned last
night by County Detective Ellis
Parker, was unable TO throw any
light on the case, Parker said. Ward
was not at any time under suspicion
Parker declared, but was brought
here from Jersey City merely to
ascertain if he could furnish any
information