davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12

'M1kI
nosti "spolumistrd' at ar
chivu nebo ustniho podani.
Jen tolik bylo jisto, re jadrem
jejim byl dlouhy, kostnaty
suchan Kopriva, muz, ktery
kdyz Sc sazel "a still, ohybal
udy sve iako skladaci metr. a
trvalo veru chvilku, nez sc po-
hodlne ulebedil. Byl to muz
start neurciteho, ale bez po-
chyby re vsech nejstarsi. Hla-
WI jeho pokryvaly vlasy kdysi
frysave a kucerave, davno vsak
zalostne proridly a davno po-
zbyly barry .pdyodni, lesknou-
ce. Sc vic a vice stfibrem mlsto
nekdejsiho zlata. Vsichni O.
statni, kdo Sc casem skupili ko-
lem tohoto nacelnika stolove-
no, oslovovali no uctive ''mistr-
me-, &C nikdo z Mich nevedel,
co mistrovskeho Kopriva w.
vedl. Chill patrn6 jen u vedo-
mi znacneho rozdilu veku, kite
| rym Sc cd neho lisiii. Stopy ne
Jake ,urcite. a. ''stezejne' Gin.
nosti Koprivovy nebyly zjevny,
. ale zivotni jeho prace, jakko-li
neviditelna, byla nezmerna.
'Byl faktorem jisteho obetave-
no nakladatele a vleval ducha
sveho do vSeho, co q oficiny
nakladatelovy yychazelo. Jeho
rukama prochaZely vsechny
snare, kalendafe, navody k Wy
kladanl karet, kucharske kni-
by, kterez byly komplikaci o.
istedcenych "Kucharek' vsech
ostatnich nakladatelu, navody,
kterak 81 ma pocfnati jinooh
by Sc zalibil panne lsrdce sve-
lho, a kteralk zas chovati sc ma
divka, ably ziskala srdce pocest
neho mladeho muze, navody
pro mlade manzele a manzel-
!. ky, pro zeny "v okolnostech'
j pro zeny sestinedelich, a
TAX dale a tax dale.
Kepfiva klidem zkusene-
no muze pfijal cestny nazev a
nezlfstal mladsim svvm soudru
hum nic dluzen. Kdyz Ike stole
vemu kruhu pribyl novy Glen a
poprve eslovil zaslouzileho ma
celnika uctivym ''mistre" po-
dal mu Kopriva pravici a rex
bodre: ''Bud'te nam vitan, spo
lumistre -
Ejhle, tax vznikla .druzna
, spolecnost "spolumistru".
| A bylo to spravne. Nebot
mladsi ! mladi druzi, kteri OBJ
klopovali muze, jenz vekem
szasluhami stal Sc hlavou je-
,jich, nosili sobe zarodek mi
strovstvl. Jordan Pllkopa me-
dAvno " hlave" hotovy roman,
jenom ma papir no posud ne
mohl dostati. Konrad Nehejbl
byl autorem velikeho historic
heho obrazu, zatim ftaky jen
" hlave". Kostka, Zalud a
Krepela nosili v prsou cele svaz
ky lyrickych basni ackoliy
nikdo,s.z Mich posud mic nena-
psal, nefku-li vydal, jiz ma Sc,
be vzajemne zarlili a druh
druha dokonee ,obvinoval, zt
mu nejkrasn6jsi ''myslenky'
ukradl.
BenJaninem spolecnosti by
slSutecne Benjamin - Benja.
min Onnora, mladi sochar. Pr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
CTVRTEK, 12. LEDNA, 1922.

tove sloupu ma Vysehrade, 0
d'ablove smlouve, o zakletych
rytifich We skale vysehradske
- cas- mijel, pan Alojs bal Sc
skoro sam do vycepu, a kdyz
pojednon venku zastkal pes,
ktery komusi utekl, zhroutil sc
nest astny Alojs ma zidli.
A ted odbijela dvanacta ma
vedlejsi vezi loretanske. Spo-
lu nistri Sc vzchopili, podali
81 ruce, chopili Sc poharu, jiz
povznasel mistr Kopriva svuj
- pojednou vsak jej postavil
a rekl:
Kde je spolumistr Oupora?'
Benjamin Oupora zmizel.
Kan zmizel? Z, s
Hlubokou cestou, vedouci q
ulice Ostruhove vzhdru ma Po-
horelec, poletovaly vlocky sne-
hove jako roztrhane kvety.
Pod arkyrem stareho domu, hle
diciho vsemi okny do Strahov-
ske Zahrady, tiskl Sc v kout
mlady muz v haveloku. Oci
hledely jak vytfesteny whit
ru i dolu, ale vsady bylo ticho.
Pojednou S veze svatovitske
odbijela p6lnocnf hodina. A tn
slys - cd zahrady strahcvske-
no klastera ozyva Sc pfiserne
skripeni, nahly tresk, vrata sc
rozletla a oval Sc dusot eva
lajiciho kone.
Muz tisknouci Sc pod arky-
rem zachvel Sc, pokrizoval Sc,
dvema skoky octl Sc uprostred
ulice. Prave We chvili, kdyz
sem docvalal priserny kan, Ger
ny jako d'abel, jemuz nozder
slehal ohen.
Muz v haveloku mavl pravi-
ci do vzduchu kfizem - ko-
mon stanul.
"No, CO pax je tot" oval sc
duty, nevrly .hlas ma hrbete ko-
ne. 'Hyje - hyv'
Muz poulil zraky, ale nevi-
del list, ktera mluvila, nevidel
hlavy.
"Vasnosti" volal mladik ma
lehave, "venujte mi svoji da-
veru. Jsem sochaf Benjamin
Oupora, hledam praci, myslen-
ku vam chybi hlava, dovolte
mi, abych yam il pfidelal. Ne
budu vas prilis obtezovat, dvo-
il posezeni mne staci - muze-
me na to obetovati' i diva patky,
leda by yam bylo milejsi ke
mn6 do atelieru. Zadarmo, vas
nosti - nejde mi 0 mic, nez a
bych Sc uvedl. Jenom repro
dukcni pravo 81 ponecham -
to mi dovolite. Peknou hlavu,
vasnosti, jako zivou. Jdealni
hlavul'
N"Aby vas Panbuh pozdravil
clovece milyn' zavznelo $ vyse
radostne. 'Vite-li pax, re jste
mne vabec osvobodil, osloviv
mne? Tri sta let .jezdim HUI
bokou cestou, kazdy patek, ia
ko blazen, ale jeste nikoho me-
napadlo, ably mne zastavil, ka-
zdy prede mnou utikal a ia je-
zdil, az isem q toho vsecek zku-
prnely. Wy iste tn kuraz mel,
zaplat' vam to otec nebesky.
Nehnevejte Sc - tou hlavou
nebude mic, darmo byste sc
moril. Nam svou starou tuhle
pod pazlm, taky iz il nepo-
tfebuii. Podivejte sc, nez ma
pocitate devet, bude ze mne
hromadka popela a z meho va
lacha taky. Vsak uz to bylo k
omrzeni. Porad jen Hlubokou
cestou a nikdy ne doln "a pres
most. Bud'te tn pekne
zdravl"
Benjamin. Ouporovi Sc zda-
10, jakoby Sc pred MIN zakou-
rio. Ale TO byl prave oblacek
prachu nic jineho &c st'ast-
nehO bezhlaveho jezdce a jehc
| l. Il n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12

|nazvu Gedanum, ze mesto
zalozili Gotove.s Jisto je vsak,
ze stoji Gdansk V kraji pdvod-
me rye slovanskem. Teprve
roku 1888 bylo Nemcnm do
voleno Sc tam usazovat.
Je zajimavo pro mas, re prv-
nj zprava 0 Gdansku je Cd
Cecha. Kronikai' Kosmas Wy
prayi, re sv. Vojtech, ubiraji-
.ci Sc pc Visle k Baltu, by tam
obracel Prusy, pribyl do mesta
"Gyddanicz", leziciho ma O.
kraji panstvl Boleslavova.
Gdansk, 0 kterem Sc zminuje
Kosmas, lezel pry ma jinem mi
ste nez dnesni m6sto. DIE sta
re povesti zalozil tento novy
Gdansk knize Sobeslav |. Kdyz
Sc pry rozhodl knize prenesti
osadu pobllz sveho zamku.
prosili no obyvatele, ably Jim
poskytl tolik zeme, kolik obej-
mou rukama. Knize slibil, re
prosbu jejich splnl, tn utvo-
rili obcane, podavse 81 ruce S
|dGtmi sluzebnictvem, yeliky
kruh: knize nemohl ovsem nj
echo namltati.
Sc zminkou Cesich setEa-
vame sc Y historic GdanSka na
pocatku ID. stoleti. Tehdy OBJ
sadil mesto cesky kral Vaclav
H., 'pouziv "a zaminku spor
mezi Lokietkem a knizetem
nowroclawskVm. Ale jiz roku
1906 - kratce po smrti Va
slavove-bylizas Cesi Lokiet-
KEN u mesta vypuzeni.
Svobodnym ntestem ztlstal
| Gdahsk az do roku 1893, kdy
Sc no zmocnilo Prusko. Ia va
lex napoleonskych Sc zdalo, re
mu svita 'hvezda bNvale Samo-
statnosti, lee ma kongrese VI
dehskem prircen Gdansk zno-
va Prusku.
Obchod gdansky Sc rozmohl
velice V 16. Veku nasledkem
nepfatelstvi meZi Holandskem
a Spanelskem; tehdy Sc zaca-
lly vydavat gdanske koraby az
/ do pfistavu Pyrenejskeho po-
loostrova, a 2 r. 1865. name
zpravu, ze LODI Samson do.
lpiula Sc zbozirn, to maoroc-
kgm, do Brasilie.
Nabozenske zmatky NiZo-
zemsku piinely teto dob6
fadu holandskych kupcu, u
melcu a remeslniku k vysteho-
vani do Gdanska. kupci po-
hracoVali V svych stycich q pfi-
spell tax k rozkvatu gdanske-
ho obchodu, remeslnici polozi-
Ii zaklad k prumyslu - dobrt
povesti Sc tesily zejmena mo-
same svicny a lustry, dovedne
Vyfezavana skilne, ozdobnt
kachlova kamna a koralka -
mama ped jmenem "kramba.
buia" - umelci pax vyzdobi
Ii mesto krasnymi stavbam
soulromJmi i verejnymi.
Renesance, nlz Sc setkava
me Y Gdansku, ievi dvojl raz
Jednak talsky, lednak nlzo
zemsky Vliy njzozemsky "a
tlacoval stale mocneji vliv ital
ske renesance, jez Sc ob.ievuit
y GdaGsku ponerne pozde, +,
Gtyrtem desitileti 16, vaku -
" IL. stoleti pax lie mluviti {
: ,svclazne renesanci gda.nske.
| Mistru, lstefi zancchali ,
| GdailsNu Hhazky sveho umeni
lie celia rada. Jan Kramer w
itVoHil vedle nekolika peknycl
pstriciJskych domu '"Zelenol
branu,' jevici jeste smes rene
aaEce holandske vlasslGe: 81
dllvali tam poSti kralove, kdy
koli zavftali do Gdanska. Dl.
pianu rodiny van dem Block
! pochazejlci belgickeho me
Istecka Mecheln, bXlo vyslav6
no nekolik mestskych bran
j Prynim Y souhvezdi gdanskycl
! stayitelu byl Antonln van %
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12

AiOusi " ACiO. buulA pOFCuCs
no, re to Benjamin sam neve-
del. Citil Y sob6 toliko nesko-
nalou tvurci silu a We SVEN a.
telieru vedle kamen mel til
metraky hliny, kterou mu tam
spediter Kolcava jiz pred pull
druhym rokem byl slozil. Co z
te hllny bude, bylo u Boha. Ia
tim il Benjamin pilne poleval,
skrapel, ably nepozbyla vlac-
nosti. Ale byl 81 vedom, re O.
kamzik rozhodny Sc blizi.s Le-
tos, pravda, nezbyva mu Ca
su. Je Sylvestra - opozdil> Sc.
Ale napresrok napresrok il
ste. Jen pocatek, pocatek! Dal
81 "nezamestnanost" by no "a
bila.
Dnesnl Sylvestr lisil Sc pone-
kud~ Cd minulych. Pojednou
smekl Sc hovor sc vsednich We
.ci prelil Sc v obor tajuplnych
udalosti, power a povesti. Byl
to obor, V nemz byl donna"
mistr Kopriva. Dnes vytasil Sc
nahle povesti novou, spolec-
nosti "spolumistru' neznamou.
Byl zaslechl Cd jisteho stare
no "pametnika", re cd stare
davna, dokud jeste mad Prahou
neupletli 'sbabucinu teleono-
YOU dokud ulicemi nejezdila
elektrika, vzdy v noci novoroc-
ri to uderem dvanacte hodi-
ny, rozehraly Sc zvonky lore
tanske samy sebou hraly pre-
krasnou pisen, jake pred tim
ucho ndske neslyselo.
"Aby tax zahraly dnes, kdyz
tn sedime skoro pod nimi,". pro
hodil malif Nehejbl.
"Jsou polamany," special
fici cisnlk Alois, ktery zveda-
We naslouchal. FIJI
"Pamatujte 81, Alois," vazne
rekl Pulkopa, "v takovych pri-
padech zadna fysicka vada ne
nj vykony ma pfekazku, to jsou
silly tajemne g nezbadane!s 90
statne tn sedime ma pude bo-
hate povestmi a zahadnymi u
dalostmi.t To taky nevite 0 te
hrabence z rodu Cerninskeho
- abychom tedy wall hned pro
tejsi cerninsiesf pal;ac jals
mela jfti ma bal a dala 81 ude-
lat stfevicky chlebove, potion
tekala ma zabavniho vybora,
ktery il mel do baiu odvezt, a
ten prisel, zaVedl i mlsto ba-
III do sklepa AZ tam Ma nj chile
bove botky chytily a ten vybor
byl vlastne cert a ten tn, hra-
oenku roztrhal. Coz"
"Jdou pryc, vasnosti,' otrasl
Sc Alois. "Vsak by tam ted
cert nevlez', ted jsou tam ka-
nonyri."
jest to We Svatkovych praz-
skych povestech legendach,"
pronesl vatzne mistr Kopriva,
kroute 81 sedive kniry, "a bylo
jiz drive Mikovcove Lumiru
V letech padesatych."
Rekl to jako mimochodem,
ale rekl zcela zumyslne, ably
mu spolumistr Pulkopa nelezl
v obor, ktery nalezel u tohoto
stolu jemu, Kopfivovi.
Pulkopa zarazil Sc ma Okla
milk, ale vida, ze Alojs naslou
cha otevfenymi usty, chtivy
dalsi nejake povesti, pokraco-
val:
"Nebo ten bezhlavy jezdec
v Hluboke cesta, kJery Jedi
od pulnoci do hodiny, zalostne
nafikaje, kan Sc mu hlava po-
della"
"Taky We Svatkovi,' pozna-
menal kopriva, "a taky bylo
drive V Lumiru. Zvlastni naho-
da, kamaradi spolumsitri Bez
hlavy ten jezdec jedi Hlubo-
kou cestou jen Y .patek - dnes
name prave patek, a Sylvestra
/ k tomu. Kdo veri, dnes bezhla
veho uvidi a kdo no dnes uvidi.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
LLOYD GEORGE DECLARES CON
FERENCE ACCOMPLISHED
GREAT THINGS.
PREMIER IS CRITICIZED
LEADER WARNS AGAINST RUSSO
GERMAN AGREEMENT IN
COMMONS DEBATE.
tH.t,tn N,..p.p,t Union New. s,ric.D

London.-Once again Lloyd Georg.
appeared in the House of Commons 10
render as premier, an account OF ms
stewardship at Genoa, and once again
after Il precise and carefully worded
statement and an eloquent rebuttal or
criticism directed against him, he won
the support of the House in what is
considered the equivalent of another
vote Of confidence.
The House by Il majority of 2S5 to
26 rejected an amendment moved by
Rupert Gwynne, Unionist, TO the mo-
zion on winch the debate was based as
means OF expressing the dissatisfnc-
ton of the House with the premier's
exposition. Mr. Gwynne had been
most vehement in his denunciatiOns of
the government. asserting that the pre-
mier had spoken only of what might
have happened at Genoa, not what
really did happen there.
For an hour and n half the premier
gave a calm exposition of the confer
ence proceedings, TO which the veter-
an. lltlA'tll IL -ANVh4All lAlt liA'ol ltah
er, John Robert Clyne, and Lord Rob
ert Cecil replied, criticizing the six
weeks session at Genoa as having ac-
complished little or nothing toward the
rehabilitation of Europe.
The debate which followed the pre-
mier's speech brought many allusions
TO the relations between England and
France, which are exciting greater
contentious feelings between the diff
ferent sections Of the House than even
the policy toward Russia. Mr.. Lloyd
George displayed great impatience
ing along without France as he ex-
claimed:
You cannot settle the reparations
question unless you carry the judg-
ment of France along with you. and
you cannot do that by flouting the
Versailles treaty and trying to ignore
France"
Mr.. Asquith, who spoke after the
premier's recital OF the Genoa events,
thought Mr.. Lloyd George had pro
vided the Bolshevists with high au-
thority for the principle that basis
for conservative society in Russia
might he found in the adoption of a
policy of confiscation. He contended
that the Genoa conference had resulted
in nothing of Importance except the
truce pact, but the real fact was that
more solemn and enduring pact had
already been entered into by all those
nations except Germany and Russia in
the covenant of the League of Nations
Although peace had been established
in Europe, it was quite clear, said Mr.
Lloyd George, that the war atmosphere
TO a certain extent, remained.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
# You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

Have YOU ever stopped to reason why
II ia that so many products that are ex-
tensiyely advertised, all at once drop out
of sight and are soon forgotten? The
reason is plain-the article did not fulfill
the promises of the manufacturer. This
applies more particularly to medicine.
A medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself. as like
an endless chain system the remedy is
recommended by those who have been
benefited, to those who are in need of it.
A prominent druggist says Take for
example DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root, a
preparation ! have sold for many years
and never hesitate to recommend, for in
almost every case it shows excellent re-
suits. as many of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy has SO large a
sale"
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony of thousands who have
used the preparation. the success of DR..
Kilmer's Swamp Root is due to the fact,
so many people claim, that it fulflls al
most every wish in overcoming kidney,
liver and bladder ailments; corrects uri-
nary troubles and neutralizes the uric
acid which causes rheumatism.
You may receive sample bottle OF
Swamp Roo. by Parcels Post. Address
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y,
and enclose ten cents; also mention this
paper. Large and medium size bottles
for sale at all drug stores. Advertisement
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
,mportan, to mothers
Bears the
Friends.

Don't argue over trifles. What's
the odds whether Rover died on Fri
day or Saturday?
Don't pry into peoples business. 1t
isn't any picnic of yours where the
preachers wife got her new dress or
how much Mrs. Sparks paid for her
davenette or why Mr.. Green calls at
the bank so often.
Don't be a pack-horse for gossip. If
that bit of scandal is true why stir
it about and keep the stencil In public
nostrilsf And if 1t isn't true-well,
you ought to be shot for repeating it.
Don't be too "sot" In your religious
belief. If you ever get to heaven
you'll be plum surprised to see lot
of people who never even saw the in
side of your church.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
Then Dad Said!

Mr.. Brown had got into the habit of
lighting his cigar after dinner puff
ing at it for while, and then laying
it down on the ash tray. Later he
would relight 1t and finish his smoke.
Often three or four cigar-ends would
be on the tray mt once.
one day his little boy, sitting near,
watched his dad light one of the small
ends, and said:
How do you like that one, dadT
This, my boy, is very, very good
air.
Il thought you'd like it, dad; found
il in the gutter outside"
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
New Orleans Papers War on Drives

New Orleans, La.-Newspaper pub
fishers here have gone on record in
emphatic manner against what was
termed a raid upon their news col
umns and purses" by sundry civic,
charitable, state and other organiza-
tions. The Publishers Association has
adopted a resolution which bands to-
gether the three newspapers of the
city in stand TO allOt only a nee
essary space Of their columns to
drives" charitable and otherwise, for
memberships or money. and have add
ed in no unmistaken terms that they
will no longer be "mulched" of both
cash and space.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
Crane Says Sentence is Surprise.

Paris.-Chas. R. Crane of Chicago de-
clared that he has had no intimation
OF the reported action of French
military court in Syria imposing a
sentence of twenty years for melting a
riot Since my return to Paris three
days ago 1 have been very cordially re-
ceiVed by many members of the
French Senate and others high in the
government, and there Is not the slight
est indication that any action has been
taken or is contemplated against me"
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
WI Controls Chinese Government,

Peking.-Gen. WI Pei-Fu has as.
sumed active direction of the nations
aIiairs from his headquarters at Pao
ing fu, capital Of Chilli province. He
mas refused to locate in Pekiny he
cause' as ne has explained, he does not
desire to associate himself with a gov
eminent headed by President Hsu
shih Chang. On the contrary. he
wants to remain aloof from both the
canton and Psking governments, with
= view to ascertaininy the sentiment Of
the ceuntfy.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
Memory.

joke is being told on an absent
minded eastern professor. He was TAX
ing some students to the country to
study rocks. At the station he said
I'VE haven't watch. Wen need one
or Wen miss the train back. John,
run home and get mine."
Have l time before the train
comes? John asked.
Yes" said the professor, pulling
out his watch, you have about 10
minutes"
No faculty of the brain is as un-
reliable as memory. That's why man
makes the same mistakes over and
over
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
Insight.

Find a man whose words paint
a likeness, you have found m
worth something; mark bis manner
doing it, as very characteristic Of MI
In the first place, he could no' u.
discerned the object AT all, or seen
vital type of it. unless he hau,
we may call, sympathized WIN
had sympathy in him to oestow WV
jects. 1t Is his faculty. the u"
a business faculty, TINT he uiS'e
true likeness. not the false supaA
one. of the thing he has got to sa
in. And how much of morIahs
the kind of insight we get OF aH,
the eye seeing in all things sn .nn,|
brought with it the faculty ol S''''
CARLYLE.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
Ball Fractures Skull Of Player.

Philadelphia. - Wilbur Hubbell,
pitcher, was severely injured in game
between Philadelphia and Brooklyn
when he was struck on the head by
ball batted by T. Griffith of Brook
lyn. The Philadelphia twirler was
rushed to hospital, where it was said
he had conclusion of the brain and
probable fracture of the skull.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
cuticura soap for the compIexion.

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The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02

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Send us your name and address I.
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further, give us the name Of hedsss|
from whom you usually buy You'd
tobacco.
Just as soon as we receive your n.
quest we will mail you generous ssul
pies of Edgeworth in both ions1
Plug Slice and Ready-Rubbed.
Edgeworth Plug Slice comes in n
cakes, cut into thin, moist slices. Ors
slice rubbed between the hands maEs
a fragrant pipeful.
Edgeworth Ready-Rubbed Is a
actly the same tobacco, but ready
go into your pipe.
Edgeworth is sold in various siah
meet the requirements Of many dfsI
ent customers. Both Edgeworth Ral
Slice and Edgeworth Ready-Rubbl
are put up in pocket-size cans, in v
tractive tin humidors and glass i,z
and in various quantities in betvsd
those sizes.
For the free samples, address Lua
& Brother Company, 90 South 2ld
Street, Richmond, Va.
To Retail Tobacco Merchants !
your jobber cannot supply you Na +
Edgeworth, Larus & Brother Com
pany will gladly send you prepaid by
parcel post one or two-dozen carton
of any size of Edgeworth Plug Sliced
Ready-Rubbed for the same priayo||
would pay the jobber.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02

One doesn't need philosophy to SUD-
port his spirit through life; he needs
to be busy.
The Ordway new era., 1922-06-02
GENERAL

SA-N-~~<Ao
Crews OF men have started WORK
Shovelins snow from 1oaiS il Yellow
stone National park Officials Of the
park stated that all highways in Won
derland viii be open when the season
starts on June 20.
Lovesick girls by the scores are be-
ing driven to the point of suicide by
the ouija board, according TO Gen. Bal
lington Booth of New York. president
of the Volunteers OF America. He said
the ouija board. already abolished in
some states, should be legislated out
everywhere.
Arthur Dawson, official portrait
painter of the United States military
academy, recently announced that he
had discovered at Washington and Lee
University at Lexington, Va, an orig
inal painting of George Washington
by Gilbert Stuart. The painting is es-
timated by art experts TO be worth
from $4,000 to 100000.
The Ku Klux Klan has revoked the
commissions of every kleagle in Cali
fornia, from the king kleagle down, aft
er preliminary inquiry into alleged
lawlessness in that state, and has ap-
pointed William S CotGrn as king
kleagle in charge of the klan's inter
ests in California, it was announced in
Atlanta by E. Y. Clarke, imperial llla-
lift, or supreme vice president of the
order.
A public mass meeting to organize a
Henry Ford for President Club was
held in Dearborn, Detroit suburb, and
the home of the automobile manufac-
turer. The basic idea back of the meet
ing, it was said by leaders in the
movement, is TO bring about the candi-
dacy of Mr.. Ford on an independent
ticket al the next general election.
The oil-soaked rags and gasoline
which fire inspectors found in Abe At
tells little Ming Toy Bootery in upper
Broadway. New York, were planted
by the crowd that tried to involve me
in the baseball scandal" the former
champion featherweight pugilist de-
ciared. Abe was considerably wrought
up over the inspectors discovery
which resulted in trip to headquar-
ters for him.
Postmaster appointments in Georgia
started hot exchange in the Senate
recently between Senator Watson.
Democrat, of Georgia. and Senator
Phipps of Colorado. Republican
member of the postoffice committee.
with the result that business was dis
rupted for several minutes. after which
the two senators took their controversy
into the corridor, with the Georgia
senator offering personal combat
Booth Harrington again has won the
Pulitzer prize of 81 600 for the Amer
ican novel best presenting the whole
| some atmosphere of American life and
| the highest standards of American
| manners and manhood" Columbia
University announced recently. The
prize-winning novel was Alice Ad-
| ans"
Railroad workers wages must come
down, along with lower freight rates.
james e. Watson, administration lead
er in the United States Senate, said In
addressing the Republican state con-
vepti0n at Indianapolis