davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1923-01-07

HENRY FORD in politics
A grows daily bigger. His
chance for the Presidency is
discussed by men of both
parties in Washington, from the
White House up the hill to the
Capitol.
One Of the ablest men in the
Senate, q powerful Republican,
said to this writer: Every
body in Washington believes
that if the Democrats nominate
Ford they viii elect him over
whelmingly. am in a posi-
tion to know that he would get
millions Of votes from Repub.
lican farmers"
The Washington times., 1923-01-07

tcontInued on Pase 2, Column o
The Washington times., 1923-01-07

Is buried IN Paris In q
corner Of Montmartre Gene
tefy. There he was buried
after long suffering heroically
endured
Hsine's admirers in Ger
many, long before the war, en-
gagged : French florist to keep
: wreath always on the tomb.
When the mark went to moth
ing the Germans could not pay.
The Frenchman wrote, PAY
me IN paper marks" Where
he used to get "a sous he now
accepts the one-hundredth part
of one sou, and is content.
. Tender sentiment" that is
called in Paris. Perhaps the
florist has read Heine's "Reise-
biIder." More likely he knows
that Heine skinned the Hohen-
EolIerns so artistically that they
never would allow . statue Of
him to be set up in Berlin.
II Heine could come back
and look over all the new
little free nations" and the
others waiting to tear each
other he might repeat his line:
"Freedom, thou wicked dream"
The Washington times., 1923-01-07

HHAT was slow PROGRESS, but
under the circumstances
nothing batter could Be done. and
Moses performed we'll WORTH
while miracles that Senator
Borah could not duplicate.
II Senator Botah or anybody
else should appear q . Moses
heading. us into Enrope's conn
pIications, that also win mean
about forty years Of wandering
around, and that's too long.
Also Il would be too expensive.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08

sHsoBILIzAuIA 10 NkRoDlg1J
pRAc1 v BRADENvILLE, IA.

Y nedel'u, ~. maja . 3. hodine
1popoludni shromazdili sa tunsjssff
bratia Sloyaci do miestnosti Slo-
venskeho Klubu, aby vypocuii
recnika 0 potrebe, . praci nasej
vsenarodnej organizscie Siov. Iii
gy. Scholar zahajil brat Stanislav
yolek predseda 1856. sboru Sloy.
Ligy, privitajdc pritomnych bra
tov kratkymi slovami vygvetlil
ciel tejto schodze. Zatym pred
stavil brata Jana A. Kocura, hi.
tajomnika Slovenskej Ligy, ktory
ppvedal obsirnu, poszbudzujilcn
rec, ktorej poukazal n6sdnesls
rozpolozenie americkych Sloyakoy
a ma prace, ktore mas 6akaja, ako
vymahanie Pittsburghskej Doho.
dy, udrzanie Informacnej Rance
larie v Bratislave, zalozenie kan
celarie ma Ellis Islande, kultilrnt
povznesenie slovenskeho vychodu
podporovanie slovenskych studcn
tov v Amerike, "a prinavratenie
odtrhnntNch casti Spisa Gravy
h usporiadanie prednasok anne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
Infornacnk Kancsl6ria saoy. Tigy
v Drssisiave.

Tato kancelaria konci mnoho
slrobnej uzitocnej prace Y pro-
speech americkych slovakov, Gle
nov Ligy, ich rodin ma Sloven-
sku. Nejednemu zaopatrila iicen-
ciu ma vycap, na trafiku, zadova-
lila vymcnovanie a zabezpeeila
fole.,z parcclovanych majetkoy.
'Najlovsie. oznamuje, Ee byvaly
youanlggstownsky' q slovak, Micha.
Rohulka z Bieleho Potoka pri Ru.
zomberku zadal 81 zNaost' Q licen.
ciu prostrednfctyom Kancelarit
Lfgy. I toto dokazuje, preco mA-
me vstupovat' a byt' 6lenmi Siov
Ligy Amerike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
KuPTE' 81 POI AKRA
y Mil creek Park.

Vyse pol akra pozemku ma 'Wiikin-
son Ave. krasaom Mill Creek parku,
medzi Slovakmi, kde cena, stale rastie.
44ot je ME pr&zdny, lebo sa ma nom nA-
chodi nova nastai, ktord moEno pre-
robit' ma bst, p0tom kurnik, paaApa no
vodu a ovocne stromy. Ma majetku je
saz i. clektrika, mestska voda bude
zavedena buddcnosti. Ceaa, pezemku
(6ax330) i budovami a vsetkym len
$1,000, ma l'ahke podmienky. Haste sa
u Mattel Mraz, redakcii, $50 w. Fe-
deral. Bell, Main SIG, Auto 573S, ale.
bo ma byte: 1854 South Ave-, Auto
1896. ,sht .n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
LEN RAJ Y zIv0TE J.
dostanete TAXI prilsaitost |!

-
Byvat nadhernom Mill Greek par
ku, kde 10 Sivot sko No kontrach .
predsa ste Y meste, ~ pkf mindt po ka.i
re. Dom 4-izbovy bungalow obchod.
Pod domom pivnica fornes. Pojd .ic
finisoyaay, m6zte II sprawl na nom;
spalne. vel'ky poaenok, 62x330 STOP
ii. takmer pol akra, ma ktorom je i ga.
sradz. Zahrada j ovochSmi stromami 4
vinicom, ma ktorom "a urodi okolo .25
buslov hrozna lxa1dy rok. Pumpa ma
dyore, g6z elektrika v dome. dllE-
ylena utica. Oena len $500, aa l'ahk6
podmienky. Tento dom je takmcr novy.
Hodi sa pre- ekohpkol 'vek, o je slo-
venskom suseastve, Obchod jcdiny IA
okoli. MoEno y neho vyzit : pritom
zarabat meste. Najlepsia 4 rozumnk
investfcia. !
Haste sa osobne alebo po telefone q
MATTEL 1dRAz ' redakeii
320 w. Federal st. ina poschodf). Tel.
Bell, Main 5176, Auto. 573S. Alebo II
byte l4s4 South Ave, Tel. Auto. 1906.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
6 IZBOVY DOM $4,000.

Dom, ktory sa nachodi blizko
stredu mesta, medzi South Mar
ket, ma 6 izieb, fornes, elektriku,
gaz, vodu, ma dlazdenej ulici Z
tomu este al 2 izbova chalupa.
Mattel obetuje ten majetok "a
$500. Lot je vel'ky, 42x165. Kto
hi ada dom, a zaujilna sd 0 tento,
mech sa hlasi u M. Mraza, 800 w.
Federal st. " redakcii) alebo u
Joz. j. Schromofsky, Dollar Bank
Bldg. Mnohe inc domy ma vyber.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08

4 izbovy dom, mastal 40xl0, kukuric-
ma sypka, kurnik, chliev, 3 tekdce poto-
ky, ovocne stromy, voda tecie cez past
vinu, preda sa rychlemu kupcovi "a
$3.50, splatky. My name viacej men
sfch faricm zapalne cd mesta ma do
brych cestach "a opravdu mike ceny,
v Mahoning County. Haste sa po.
drobnosti Van Gorder- Cervone Realty
Co., obchodnici S pozcmkami, COG Dollar
Bank Bldg. Telefony: Main 2S9c, Coun-
ty 54, Main 1862.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
NfzKEJ CENY DoMY.

Pri Lincoln Parku, nova cLalu-
pa, elektrika a dobra studGa, lot
l00x15O. .Cena $l,7OO.
Ma Campbell st. 5-izbovy dom,
gaz a elektrika, mastal q garadz,
lot 50x12O. Cena $2,75O.
Ma Malta Ave-, dobry 4-izbovy
dom, vel'ky lot. Cena $2,95O.
Ma Ravenwood Ave-, v Cochran
Park, pckna 3-izboya chalupa,
vsctky impruvmenty dnu zapla-
tene. 'Ccna $4,000.
Ma Sherwood Ave-, dobfy 5-iz-
bovy dom, lot 5Oxl4O. Cena $3.50
Ma Second st. v Struthers, do.
bry 6-izbovy dom. Lot 50x15O.
Cena $4,000.
Ma Wayne Aves dobry 6-isbo-
w DOM, tiez 2,ixbeyy: dom, dpbry
lot. cfaa $500 i "A
Ma Garfield ST., dobrys dom Q G
izbach a kupelIa, moderne poho-
|dlia, dobry lot. Cena $4,5OO.
Navstivte IRA g. PARK,
COG Home Savings and Loan Bldg
Federal 1910. Auto. 6o70.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
KoNTRoLA sYPANfC.
+. L. /. S.

Ned epldenala sypaallc ME Je1
pod kontrolou, ytedy je to naj-|
vacsie nebezpecenstvo, axe mozel
l'ud postihnnt Je to dobre zname
Y historic tejto epidemic. a tre-s
bars ze je to choroba vel'm ne
bezpecna, da sa vel'mi l'ahkoH
kontroloyat'sa obmedzit', ked' je.
k tomu dobra VIOLA. Keby So l'ud
poslusne podrobil stepeniu vo svoj
vlastny zadiem, keby sa potion
|stepenie po urcitej periodic Ease
obnovovalo, vtedy by sa tato ,cho-
roba odstranila aplne l'ud by
isa jej nemusel obavat'.
Pred stepenfm tato choroba po-
stihla talk bohatych ako j chudpb-
lnych ked sa neurobily bezpec-
| ne kroky a chosoba bola -vazna,
vtedy pacienti li1nierali. Cisar
Jozef T., kraP L'udvik XIV. a Pc
ter ri. zomreli ia sypanice a robi-
10 sa vsctko NONE, aby boli "a
chraneni zivotu.
Len v roku. 1893 nesmrtel ny
Jenner dial do verejnosti, ze nasici
llidk,, proti ciernym sypaniciam
i (kiahnam) oznamil 'druh svojhc
lsera, ktorym l'ua hol stepeny a
Echraneny pred nakazou. Ovsen
najprv sa neverilo, ale l'ud pred
sa len poznal, ze serum bolo, spra
| vne. Dnes malokde' sa vyskytnl
cierne sypaiiice "a ked' sa syyko
naju rychle potrebne opatrenia
choroba tato je ehytro iste poe
kontrolou. Pred zavedenfnl stepe
MIA v Europe samotnej zomicralt
rocne Ma sypanice ma 4OO, 900 ~
di. V Londyne boly sypanice ca
stejsie, nez sarlach a deti nize !
rocne vacsinou zomieraly ma tut,
chorobu. Asi / osoba 25 unikl'
tcito chorobe. Ovsem kazdy po
stihnuty nezomrel, ale predsa cho
| roba zanechavala ma nom stop.
svojej ukrutnosti.
V Prahe pred zavedenim stepe
| MIA z kazdvch IL smrtf jedna zavi
| nena bola sypaniciami. V priebe
hu 20 rokov ,po zavedeni stepeni
zomrela ma sypanice jedna osob
z kazdych 457. DR.. Jenner, vynh
|l llezca >sera, zacal stepit' dna Il
maja 1896. Stepil s-rocneho chlar
,,ca. Priateiia mu raaili, aby 2
svojho vynalezu urobil tajomstv
a lieeil "a vysoke peniaze, ale d.
Il Jenner daroyal serum svetu 2
II darmo a "a to boil odmcneny dt
Il rom svojho l'udu vo v!%ske $3.50
Il 600. A predsa este do dnes sa M
| veri stepeniu, az potion, ked' $
i nakaza dostavi a je uz zle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
MA sTEEIToN,.
KRAsNY Z IzBovY IA $3.50

skoro noy!s vel'kd / issby,: kdpclda,
pivnica,' fornes, gaz, elektrika Fovede.
ma. Tthto dom nepostavfte teraz Cd
$4,000 jeho cena je len $3.50. Vel ky
lot, l'ahke splatky. Haste sa u Mateja
Mraz, redakcii. Mnohe inc domy ma
vyber. Prid 'te skoro.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
pRkvE DoSLO 5000 kusov je,

.pRkvE DoSLO 5000 kusov jed
nc-fiintovych drcvenych nAdob
faj1ej jarnej bryndze 3 Rhzom-
berka.. Poslem najmenej 4 kusy "a
$2.50 uz al $ postou, lJedna sl2 fun
tova nadoba "a $3.50 s pax. po |
funte "a $500. Peniaze treba OBJ
jednavkou. .sdoposlat INA adressu |:
Paul H. Stuiman, 1916 Lawndale
Ave-, Detroit, Mich. (V-25
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08

riksnizacii. Jeho red vypocuta bo.
1, Il ysi siksu zaujatost'ou pri-
spela K toma, ze 50 1856. sbor SLOW.
Lfgy zrcorsanisoval. Po jsho a.
prinanej resi uxnali ssetci, xe je
sloyenskA ,Liga potrebnd, lebo b
ma jc nascu, matkcn, ako nam bola
"a revolnEnsS al6fc. 20 reci brata
hi. tajomnfka prihlasilo 20 hned-''
"a bratov IA 5lenoy Slov. Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
5 IzBovY DOM MA FRANKLIN

Preda sa rychleinu kupcovi "a $500.
Pivnica, gaz, mestska voda, utica dlaz.
dena. Len $1,000 hotovych a ostatok $40
mesaene. Haste sa NJ. Mraz, re-
dakcii, 320 w. Federal, oba telcfony,
alebo ma. byte: 1884 South Ave. Tel.
Auto. 1896.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
MATTEL PREDAvA

moderny 6 izbovy dom so vset-
kymi pohodliami a garadzom, ma
North Side, pri skole. Lacnota pre-
rychleho kupca, lebo majitel' cd
chadza z mesta. Haste sa u Ma
tienal Shoe Co., 218 E. Federal St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
MATEJ MRAz.
MA PREDAJ

diva pat izbove domy, zapajpova-
ne pre- kupelne. Pripravy, crmen-
tovane pivnice, fornesi, elektrika,
gaz. Tieto diva domy s1 ma lote
50x150 do ulicky ma zadu v Har-
ris Plat, 5 minlt chodze do Sheet
a Tube, ma Poland Ave. Predajii
sa lacno, Ia malu hotovost' o,
statok ako rent. Haste sa u
c. A. TURNBLACER
37S Lora Ave.
Bell phone 3414 Federal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
CTICETE KUPIT? CHCETE
PREDAT DOM?

kto chce klpit dom, dobre u
robl, ked' sa ohlasi u nina. Pre-
davam domy, ktore musejl byt'
predane, preto sti nizsej ceny. Pre-
spekulaciu domy do predaju nc
beriem. - Kto svoj dom chce pre-
dat a sam nemoze najst' kupca,
mech no da mne do predaju "a
miernu odmenu. M6zem vas OBJ
sluzit kfem stredy, stvrtku pia-
tku kazdy den cd rama do noci.
MATEJ MRAZ,<
800 w. Federal. Oba telefony.
Byt: 1884 South Ave. Auto. 736g6
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08

HI ADAM starsiu senskd ~
spravovanie mojej dondcnosti !
opatrovanie troch detf, ktory1aI
matka po tieto dni zomrela. HlA-
sit ~ treba u jana Gromovsky,
900 E. Indianoia Ave, M Lam
singviile. V-25
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08

MA PRkDAJ 2 KRAvY
Predam dye kravy, frisse, seraz
otelcne, lacnoi Haste sa d Paul
reKtoris, col Bene vesta Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08
,HCEIE EA1ADAf DvADsAf.
Dof.kNov ma DGN7

Hl'adame predavacov, ktorf ho-
voria slovensky7 alebo inc reci.
AK ste sikovni, . nebojite 80 pra.
covat' dennc par hodfn, m6zete
zaciat' hncd' prid'te a pohovorte
81 nami.
Haste SO u
Mr.. FRIEDMAN
600 Wick Bldg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-06-08

Name diva dobre domy na pre-
daj v slovenskej ulici, Mabel st.
ma South Side. Cena nizka. Kto
81 ich ziada kupit', mech sd hlasi
u M. Mraza, v redakcii alebo u j.
j. Schromofsky v Dollar Bank bu-
dove.
Evening star., 1923-04-05
TWO u. S. WARSHIPS
DOOMED BY TREATY
Completion of Colorado and West
Virginia Means Loss of Della
ware and North Dakota.

further step in execution Of the
naval limitation treaty will be taken
by the United States during Septem-
ber, ii was indicated yesterday. whe
completion oe the battleships Colo
rado and West Virginia Will require
the elimination from the fleet OF the
Delaware and North Dakota. one of
the discarded ships will be scrapped
and the other used as Il target. ac-
cordinS to the present naval program.
Reports from the New York Ship
building Company to the Navy De-
partment indicated that the Colorado
would be turned over September /
and completion of the West Virginia
Two weeks later was promised by the
Newport News Shipbuilding and DRY
Dock Company. Both ships were au-
thorized in the Navy bill of 1916 and
are being constructed on Il cost and
fee basis. Their main armament
comprises eight 16-inch guns of As
caliber with an estimated range eX-
ceeding $4,000 yards
Six cruisers are in the list of new
ships to be delivered to the Navy De-
partment during the current year
They are the Detroit. to be delivered
June ]: Richmond. May %; Milwau-
kee. May l; Concord, June 1 Cincin-
natl. July l, and Raleigh, Septem-
Der I.
Evening star., 1923-04-05
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported 10
the health department in the last twenty -four
hours:
Sarah Saffod 74. 1o1 ID st. Nv
Frances Warner, GO, George Washington Uni
versity Hospital.
John W. Powell. 10. 531 Harvard ST. NV
William ii. Suite. az. 1870 X st. NV.
Mary NJ. Andrews. IL, 90 ii ST. NV
Cephus II. Newman. 6:,, l1O2 Va. ave s.w
Frances +. Creamer. 40. 59 Randolph pl NV.
Gerald F. Engle, 81, Georgetown University
Hospital.
Pearl T. Saunders. month, 174S w St Sc.
Infant OF Charles ii. and Ellen l.. Adams,
boy, day, l715 Oregon ave. NV.
Infant of Charles ii. and Ellen l.. Adams,
girl, hours. 171J Oregon ave. NV.
Payne Davis G2, Freedmens Hospital.
William III. Boston. ~, Gallinger Hospital
George Lucas, 13, tuberculosis Hospital.
Eliza johnson 73. 1907 3rd st. NV.
Ruben Reed, 40, 1880 Marion st. NV.
Louise Martin, 10. 9V y. ii. ave. NV.
Charles Holmes, III. 1905 9Th st. NV.
Joseph Edwards 6J. Gallinger Hospital.
George Is. Jackson. 30. Galiinger Hospital.
Elmer Sweeter, l. days, 1.3 G st. s.w.
Evening star., 1923-04-05

only an overwhelming reputation OF re-
publican misrule, extravaganza and
wastefulness i'm municipal affairs, but a
protest against the general distressful,
economic conditions under which the
country has suffered since the republi
can party came into power in 1918.
''By the election of Judge William E.
Dever as mayor by a plurality of .74S
Chicago has returned to democratic
normalcy and has fittingly rebuked the
republican municipal leaders whose
campaign was characterized by ma
Lightly and falsehood One eleventh
hour falsehood was that the democratic
national committee had contributed
Evening star., 1923-04-05
VAST COAL SUPPLY IN u. S.
36.OOOOOO Tons March l Stock of
Commercial Consumers.

Commercial consumers held in stor-
age $4,000, 600 tons of bituminous coal
on March l. Federal Fuel Distributor
Wadleigh announced today. This tom
mage compared with SS.000,000 tons
in storage February l. The estimate
was based on a nationwide survey.
in which the geological survey and
the Department Of Commerce joined.
Al the beginning of the year. 80.
coo, 600 tons Of soft coal were held in
storage. while in September, when
the fuel distribution office was estab-
lished after the miners strike, the
total was 22.0O0. 900 tons.
Evening star., 1923-04-05

King Victor Emmanuel OF Italy has
the most comprehensive official title
OF any European monarch. His dig
mites, most of which came to him
from the old kingdom of Sardinia.
include a claim to the sovereignty of
Sardinia. France. Spain. England.
Italy, Jerusalem. Greece. Alexandria.
and Hamburg. in addition to such
Crandiloquet Eeneralities as Ruler
of the Midway Sea" Master of the
Deep" and King of the Earth"
Evening star., 1923-04-05
SEE G. o. P. REBUKED.
Election of Democratic Mayors In
Chicago and Detroit Hailed.

The democratic national committee
has issued a statement claiming that
the election of a democratic mayor in
Chicago was an overwhelming repu-
diation of republican misrule, eXtrava-
gance and wastefulness in municipal
affairs" The statement follows
1.-THE sweeping democratic victory in
the Chicago mayoralty election is not
Evening star., 1923-04-05
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty -four
hours:
Charles H. and Ellen c. Adams. boy and
girl ttwins).
Frances II. and Mary V. Zeli, girl.
George Z. and Annie Davis, boy.
Edward S. and Ellen G.. Smith, boy.
Lewis NJ. and Pauline Parker, boy.
William T. and Margaret l.. Jackson, girl
Giovanni and Constantine Buzzanca. boy.
Paul and Josephine Mandola girl
James I. and Frances hi Carlo. girl.
Fuller G. and Effie NJ Sydnor. girl.
Samuel T.. and Carrie II: Griffin. boy
John J., jr.. and Mary &. Catloeh, boy.
John G.. and Helen Hulett. boy.
Edwin and Estele Berger, boy.
John II. and Katherine NJ. Crabtree boy.
Iillard G.. and Laura Bevins. boy.
George W. and Catherine Allen, girl.
William c. and Mary C. Feely. girl.
Earle g. and Fafa ID. Biesecker, girl.
John NJ. and Margaret K. Sanders, girl
George 4. and Lille Johnson. boy.
Thomas and Mary Young, girl.
Naaro and Margaret Il. Fields. girl
Charles and Anna Rideout, girl.
Evening star., 1923-04-05

$4,000 to Judge Dever's campaign fund.
Coming upon the heels of the cleo
tion of that fine democrat Frank E.
Doremus, as mayor OF Detroit, the cleo
tion of democratic mayor in the sec
ond city of the United States gives
democrats everywhere a double reason
Tor rejoicing
Evening star., 1923-04-05
Chinese Set Good Example.
From the Brooklyn Eagle.

Boston Yankee landlords thought
only one race on earth could euchre
them. They reckoned without ths
Chinese. There's a race pact not %
take the quarters of any former ten
ant without his consent, and being a
gentleman's agreement. it has held
good and called halt on rent rais-
ing. All Sin comes out on top
Evening star., 1923-04-05
MDORSES CONVENTIONS.
Advertising Club Backs Proposal
for National Meetings.

Endorsement was given by the Adver-
Using Club of Washington at its meet
ing yesterday to the proposal to bring
national conventions to the Capital city
The organization declined the invita-
ton of the National Literary Society to
be represented at its luncheon Monday
Evening star., 1923-04-05

John Galsworthy, the noted play
wright. was once a keen sportsman.
one day, however, he came across a
bird which had been shot and NOR
tally wounded. Since then he has
never touched a gun
Evening star., 1923-04-05

The secrets of happiness and long
eVity are to cherish and cultivate
cheerful. hopeful and bouyant spirits.
saws Chauncey NJ. Depew, who on
April % will enter upon his ninetieth
Evening star., 1923-04-05

Full mourning paper is used by
Chicago young woman whose parents
have been divorced
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lone. Cal. March 2O.-Susie Can
ner, an Indian woman reputed to be
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him. uans,I declared, he agreed 10
leave the colony, signing Il release for
himself and Mrs. Hansoli and receiving
500 and the railroad tickets.
Some Of the clothing worn by the
family at the lime was offered as an
exhibit 10 show the condition i'll which
ther departed, December Is, 1920.
hansell and his wife were the only
witnesses called yesterday.
Both Hansell and his wife testi-
fled that they mad no personal know
ledge OF immortality at the colony !;
that they believed the teachings of
the sect and had accepted Benjamin
Purnell las the younger brother I
Jesus and tn. seventh messenger
angel"
"Purnell said he was set up in
Jesus. stead" Mrs. Hansell testified.
One of the teachings of the cult, the
witness testified, was that Immortality
might be attained on earth by obeying
the laws of the sect, which provided
that husband and wifi live together
as brother and sister.
Mrs. Hansell testified no children
were born in the colony, to her know
ledge. except to Lewly admitted mem
hers
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commissioners. who went TO Berlin
for a final conference. They are ex-
pected back in April when the hear,
ings will start.
Have Not Been Idle.
o The American representatives, how
ever, have not been idle. Mr.. Morris,
chief counsel for American claimants,
has been busy for months with his
aides listing claims. seeing that they
are properly docketed and that the
necessary proof accompanies each
claim.
Each case has been briefed and duly
filed. Two entire floors Of a big
office building here are required for
the filing cabinets and offices Of those
engaged in this work.
Morris is recognized as one of the
best men with whom the American
claimants could rest their cases. He
was counsel for the United States in
the Venezuelan claims commission in
1908 and his work there attracted in
ternational attention. He is a des-
cendant end namesake of the revo-
lutionary financier, Robert Morris OF
Philadelphia.
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TO PROBE KNOX CASE
Widow Accused Of Death Of Million.
aire Texas Lumbernan.

HemphilI. Tex, March s0.-Tbe
grand Jury which is to probe the death
OF Hiram Knox, the millionaire lum-
herman. who was found dead in his
home here on November 20, 1922, ha"
been empanelled but it is said by Of
ficials that the Knox case will not be
reached until the end of the week.
Mrs. Lillian Knox. the widow is out
under $4,000 bond on a charge OF
murder. Her bond war fixed by Dis
trict Judge V. II. Stark following
habeas curpus hearing as San
Augustine last January.
Justice of the Peace w. II. Pratt
of this city at first fixed the bond at
$4,000 but attorneys ,or Mrs. Knox
resisted this on he ground that The
amount was excessive and not because
she could not make it.
The grand jury is said to have big
docket 10 work on.