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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-30

Motorcycles and Bicycles IS
MOTORCYCLE--In good condition.
viii Sell at a bargain. Call at 20
Maple st. Tel. 91l-W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-30
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles

WAGONS-Statc Prison driNinG and
beach Grocery and farm wagons:
Gumncarts. Single and doubt" harness
at "asonable prices w. :. pillsbury.
21S College Ave. WatcrNillc.
10 unconstitutional Staples, il Cony
81 L L, Downing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-30

Auto Accessories -
Used AUTO PARTS-Tires and tubes.
old cars bought for parts. Ripley Co..
Augusta. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-30
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Wanted-To Rent

OR 3-FurniShed rooms for light
Housekeeping by April 10. Tel. 1867.
or l41-J
Evening star., 1923-02-13
UNIVERSITY MAY GUST
UPTON SINCLAIR'S SON
Unauthorized Publication Of Stu
dent Paper Containing Attack
on Wisconsin Brings Crisis.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MADISON, Wis, February 13-Two
University of Wisconsin students,
David Sinclair, son of Upton Sinclair,
novelist. and ]. H. Brooks, will ap-
pear this afternoon before S. H. Good
night, dean of men to answer for
the unauthorized publication OF the
Scorpion" a new student journal of
opinion.
The first issue Of this paper appear
ed on the campus Friday, containing
one chapter of the forthcoming book
|of Upton Sinclair, touching on the
subject of liberalism at the Univer-
sity OF Wisconsin. 1t was an attack
on the institution.
Dean Goodnight, Saturday evening
called the editors to answer for the
paper which was printed without
university sanction.
They assert that an issue Of free
speech is involved and have declared
their intention to go through with
the publication even If expelled from
the university, because of their con-
nection with it.
Evening star., 1923-02-13
KEITH'S-Julia Arthur, as Ham
let"

Any question as to whether Vaude-
vile patrons would care for Shake
speare was answered in enthusiastic
affirmative last night at b. f. Keith's
Theater The house was crowded to
witness Julia Arthur's tabloid inter-
pretation of Hamlet" Regular pa
irons discerned many unfamiliar
faces in the audience. Miss Arthur
looked the part. boyish, yet intel
Iectual. Her somber costume Of
black. matching her hair and eyes,
.made an impressive picture of the
Prince of Denmark. In deep. mellow
voice Miss Arthur spoke the lines
Of the character with feeling and
her histrionic ability carried her to
convincing heights. Miss Arthur
utilized for the comparatively brief
space of time allotted her in the pro-
struggling between love of the liv-
ing mother and the dead father, popu-
larly referred to as the closet scene
The little supporting cast, headed by
Mona Morgan, as the queen, was salts
factory, and the scenery ample At the
close OF her presentation Miss Arthur
was called many times before the cur
tain. Flowers were passed over the
footlightS, and She was compelled to
make a speech of thanks. From the
sublime to the ridiculous in vaude-
vile, as in other things. Is an easy
step, and Trixie Friganza soon had
at her quips and personal jollity.
She thanked the audience for her
reception in a talking song; tells of
different persons to be met at social
gatherings, and closes with a. bur-
lesque on a dance that was done by
g. preceding couple. Imagine Trixie
jumping into the arms of a frail as
sistant: but the little fellow proves
equal to the emergency and tosses
the plump actress around as though
6he were a doll.
Other entertaining numbers in
eluded a dancing couple, Melissa Ten
1Iyck and Max Weily, accompanied
by the yiolinist Max Dolin and the
pianist Frederick Cromweed, their
costumes and scenery making the act
a telling one. Lou Clayton and Cliff
Edwards scored the laughing hit of
the evening. in songs and dances;
singing his way into the hearts of
the audience with sweet tenor
voice; Lane & Harper were well re-
ceiyed in Bits of Wit; the Roberts
Brothers showed a wonderful ath-
letio balancing act; Toto, the clown,
showed his old tricks, and the Aesop
Fables. Pathe and Current Topics
rounded out the big show.
Linooln's birthday was honored by
years. when a large picture of the
immortal president was thrown on
the screen, and James B. Aswell.
editor in chief of the Central High
School Review, delivered the Gettys-
burg speech with telling effect
The entire Rotary Club of Washing
ton was in attendance in compliment to
Manager Roland s. Robbins, past
president Of tAe club. :. - ~ = ~
Evening star., 1923-02-13

usual voice.
-"One Wonderful Night" with
Herbert Rawlinson, the feature pic
Evening star., 1923-02-13
GAYETY-"Folly Town.

Folly Town." at the Gayety The
ater this week. is a survival of the
old days of burlesque. when the
rough -and tumble comedian was the
star performer and broad comedy sit
Fay is a type of comedian that Is
rapidly becoming extinct, but as Ru-
dolf Fluger, the Dutch Romeo, who
is always trying to elude rather
persistent wife. he is still. good for a
number of laughs. Lester Dorr, as
the tramp, also furnishes a good deal
Of comedy.
jacques Wilson and Helen Tarr sing
number of songs and present
pleasing picture in a number OF cos
bathing girl revue at the close OF the
first act. Mildred Holmes has ono OF
the best speclalties in the show, q
tuneful offering on the xylophone.
Dick Cole and Chick and Burt Hum
ter prove a capable trio in the sing
ing of a number of harmonious Sc
lections. Helen Andrews is lively as
the soubrette of the show. Harry
Kelly and Fred Reese complete tho
cast
The show is distributed through
eleven scenes. the most striking or
which, the shipwreck in midocean. is
well portrayed The chorus strikes
about the average for this circuit.
COSMOS-"Welcome Inn
or the six vaudeville numbers of
this weeks bill at the Cosmos
Theater there is not one that lacks
interest and pleasure-making quail
fications 1t is one of the best all
round entertainments offered at this
playhouse in many a day. w elcome
Inn," a miniature musical comedy
and the Six Anderson. Sisters. offer.
ing a "Melodious Musical Melange,"
are perhaps entitled to an equal
share of the headline honors. not,
however. because the principals in
these numbers show any evidences
of outclas ssing those of the other
acts in point of talent, but because
of the fact that the numbers are
presented on more pretentious
scale.
The program opens with Clare
and Atwood, who have tumbling
and acrobatic act that is extremely
funny Harvey and Stone follow
with Varieties of 1913." a singing
and dancing number that has as its
feature burlesQue OF a dance in
one Of Rodolph Valentines pictures
Bob Milliken, monologist. kept the
audience laughing with his rapid fire
Evening star., 1923-02-13

ture number, is having it's first show
ing in Washington. Movie Chats
and the International News Reel con-
clude the bill:
Evening star., 1923-02-13

of stories and Jokes. Nothing But
Nerve" offered by Marks and Jose
phine. Is full OF pleasing nonsense,
with a number Of good songs thrown
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-07-05

said, / am required and directed Il
make the sum due on said judgment
with interest as aforesaid costs and
/ accruing costs, to satisfy said judg
ment, in lawful money of the United
States out of the personal property
of the said f. $. Rice, and if sufficient
personal property cannot be found
then out of the real property of said
debtor in Idaho County, Idaho and APP
ply the proceeds of said sale as in said
execution directed,
That in pursuance of said writ of
execution / have levied upon the fol-
lowing described real estate standing
on the records Of Idaho County, State
of Idaho, in the name of the defen-
dant, f. S. Rice, and particularly de-
scribed as follows:
SW IA of the NE IA and the
NV IA of the Sc IA of Section
80, Township 81 North, Range 5
+. b. NJ. in Idaho County, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given, that 1 will
in obedience to said writ on Friday,
the 9th day of July, 1923, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day,
at the front door of the Court House
in the City of Grangeville, Idaho Co
unity. Idaho, offer for sale at public
auction, all the right, title, claim,
equity and interest of the above NAM
ed defendant in and to the above des-
cribed premises, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-07-05

In the District Court of the Tenth Ju
dicial District of the State of Idaho
i'm and for the County of Idaho
Alex Brice. Plaintiff.
VS..
f. s. Rice. Defendant.
Under and by virtue of an execution
issued out of the District Court of the
Tenth Judicial District of the State of
Idaho in and for the County of Ida
no. on the 2nd day of July. 1923 in
the above entitled action. wherein Al
ex Brice the above named plaintiff.
obtained judgment agains. F. s. Rice
the above named defendant which
said judgment and decree was filed
and entered in the office of tho Clerk
of said Court at Grangeville. in said
County and State on the 18th day Of
February. 1923. and recorded in judy
ment book 6 of said Court on
page 10 thereof: the lame being for
the foreclosure of a certain Judgment
which said judgment was for the sum
Of $1292.4S together with interest
thereon at the rate of per cent per
annum and all costs and expense of
sale as aforesaid as appears of record
And whereas ON the 10Th day of Feb
ruary 1923, an order of sale issued
out of said Court under the hand and
seal of the Clerk of said Court. and
to the sheriff directed and delivered.
and the said sheriff sold the said mort
gagged premises in obedience to said
order of sale and applied the proceeds
of such sale as therein directed: and
made return of his proceedings there
under: said return showing a defici-
nncy in the sum of 100000 and that
there is still due and owing to the said
plaintiff the said sum of 100000 with |
interest thereon at the rate of Z per
'ent per annum from March 10. 1923.
he date of such return.
And whereas in accordance with |
aid return of said sheriff and ac-
-ording to law there was docketed
deficiency Judgment in the sum of ST.
10000 on March Is, 1929. and same
vas entered on page 113 of volume ?
i Judgment d0ekets records of said
'ounty. against F s. Rice the iudg-
lent debtor who by said Judgment is
made personally liable for the sum of
aid deficiency with interest as afore-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-07-05

tie. Mr.. Morris has resumed his work
as conductor on the Grangeville-Lewis-
ton train.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brown and
two children, of Alpine Tex, are ex-
pected here soon for visit at the
home of Mr.. Browns brother, w, W.
Brown. During the present week
they have been visiting Walter Brown
in Lewiston whom G. A. Brown had NOT
seen for over thirty-three years Mr..
Brown Is president of the First Ma
tional bank at Alpine. and also is
president Of the Maria National bank,
Maria, Tex.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-07-05
KOOSKIA COUPLE
MARRIED BY JUDGE

Miss Agnes Renshaw and Clayton
Croker. both of Kooskia, were mar
ried last Friday in Grangevilla by Pro-
bate Judge w. L. Campbell. Mr.
Crocker is in the forest service
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-07-05

Judgment with interest, costs and
crulng costs, to the highest ana ND ac-
bidder for lawful money of tbe I Dest
ted States io Uni
Dated at Grangefille, Idaho 80
9Th day of July, 1928. cnis
w. HI. ELLER, Sheriff
~ BY John A. Powell Daa.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-07-05
NOTICE OF TEACHERS rx.
NATION nhi-

examinations for all classes :.
teachers certificates will be bald u
July rs. y and 2S, 1923, in the S co,,u on
house in Grangeville. An na sourt-
who expect to teach in the nnS,.s
schools of Idaho county, during 1t tn
coming year, and who do not hold n uae
id certificates, are required To ts aF
these examinations. 'aAe
eta NJ. ARNOLD
County superintendent of public -
structi0n. a'i-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-07-05
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S LEVY AND
SALE UNDER EXECUTION
FOR DEFICIENCY

In the District Court of the Tenth Ju-
dicial District of the State of Idaho.
in and for the County of Idaho
Alex Brice. Plaintiff
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-24
THE OHIO FISHING CLUB

Bratfi! Nutnost zada, aby ma
Sc pravidelna schIze sc kona-
Ia patek dne 25. kvetna v 8
hodin vecer, misto v ned6li
27., nebot' strelci "Slapnicka"
ma ten den tahnou ma vylet a
vetsina nasich clenI pdjde $
mimi. z toho ddvodu je schI-
ze prelozena. coz vezmete ma
vedomi a plnem poctu Sc do
stavte.
L. ZILINA, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-24

Kdyz Pottstown, (Pa.,) Iron
Company rozhodla Sc odste-
hovati sve stare pece a zavo-
dy, zrizene v r. 1916, aby ri
skano bylo misto pro move bu-
dovy, shledalo Sc, re bourari
po castech bylo by prili:
zdlouhave. Bylo tudiz pouzi-
to 20 patron dynamitu a obroy
ske pece shroutily Sc k zemi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-24
ZE SCHUZE VYKONNEHO
VYRORU M. S. S. s.
Odbyvane dne Fl. kvetna 1923

Po precteni protokolu z po-
sledni sch1ze pi'ikroceno k po-
davani zpravy sberaciho vybo-
I'll Skolni dame. Tento 81 st6zo-
val ma RUNE nesnaze stran W.
birani teto. S politovanim
konstatovano, re akce tato Jest
ignorovana ma mnoze tax iva
nvmi svobodomyslnymi lidmi,
ba spolky, bylo rokovano 0
tom, by po ukonceni sbirky
byla obeznamena celia verej-
most s vysledkem sbirky, cimz
poznani budou pratele naseho
Ceskeho svobodomyslneho skol
stvi. Smutny fakt jest, re ma
Sc spolky prostrednictvim "a
stupcu svych ma konferenci M.
S. S. S. i ma druhe konferenci,
poradane Sdr. Skol vybirani
teto dane odhlasovali iedno-
hlasne a vysledek toho jest pri-
mo srdcervouci. CT neplati pro
mas heslo "Vse pro ditky ma
se?" Dale usneseno bylo, by
NJ. S. S. S. pofadalo ma s. Ger
vence V patek vecer 0 s. hod
V Besidkach Narodni Sine ma
Broadway pamatku upalenl
Mistra Jana Husa a sice: - $
prednaskou a zaroven pozada-
nj budou Omladina z Broad.
way a Omladina z vych. 131,
ulice "a spolupdsobeni, by pro.
gram i zpevem rozsifen byl
Doufame, re k ucteni pamat.
ky naseho Husa sc krajane do
stavi V poctu co nejvetsim.
Pc vycerpani programu pred
seda Josef Skalak schazi H.
koncil.
Bohuslav Fiser, tajem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-24
Zajczd clenI britskeho par.

lamentu do Pray. X mezinaro-
.dni parlamentni obchodni kon
ferenci, jez ma Sc konati V
cervnu t. L. Y PraZe, hodla "a
vitati tez jisty pocet clenu brit
skeho parlamentu. Proto by
la uspofadana dine 18. dubna
Y poslanecke snemovne Ion
dvnske zvlaStnl informacni
prednaSka pro poslance, ktefi
by Sc 0 zajezd do Ceskosloven-
ska primo interesovali. Pred
naska, kterou vykonal leg. ta-
iem. 7. B. kaspar, byla navsti-
yena asi 20 poslanci. Po pred
nasce rozvinula sc ziva di-
ssuse, IA ktere odpovidal OBJ
chodnl atache Neuman ma otaz
ky, kladene jednotlivymi po-
islanci, jez vesmes smerovaly k
davce maietku a z pfirustku
na majetku. 0 tyto predmety
sc piitomni zajimali zvlaste
proto, re soucasne konala Sc
I've snemovne debata rozpocto
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-24
BRATRf LECIONARI!

Vsem, jimz nebylo moz-
no s1castniti Sc schuzc, KITE
ra byla zvlaste dnlezita, sde
lujem. usnesen!, iez sc v nj
stale. Schuze byla svolana
"a ucelem pojednani 0 OBJ
nosu $1183.O0, ktery byl "a
Sian roku 1918 vojenskym
vyborem do Francie pro Gle
velandske Legionare. OBJ
nos ten, nam z neznamych
pricin, dorucen nebyl. w
konny Vybor Svazu Legio-
naiu v Clevelandu, celou tn
dobu staral Sc o vraceni OBJ
nosu toho, kterazto castka
byla "a pfispeni pfedsedy
Vojenskeho Vybolu V po-
slednim case deponovana u
Legio Banky v Praze. Ma
schIzi, ktera Sc konala 23.
dubna unseseno, aby z OBJ
nosu toho bylo odevzdano
$500 Narod. Invalidni Sbir-
ce a zbytek $638.O0 ably pri
padnul Druzine Cleveland
skych Legionai'd. Vemte tu-
diz unseseni schuze ma We
domi.
z, 4 JOS. Bendl. pred.
Jan Trup, zapiscvatel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-24
P.vai yzduchovy expr4s

P,vs.i yzduchovy expres 80
Londyn Be.lin. z Londyna 30.
dubna. ,fostoyn1 zprava.) -
Prvni vZduchovJ cxpres Lon
dyn Berlin odletel z Iondynske
no letiste Croydonu ntkolika
cestujicimi Letadlo, jez ak
to zaha9uje novou trat' evrop-
ske vzduchoplavby, ma Z seda-
del a je hnano Napieroyym
strojem, ienz od sveho prveho
pouziti V dubnu 1919 urazil le-
tenn 10000 mil. Vzducho-
doprava, provadena nemeckou
akciovou spolecnostl Aero
Lloyd spolecne Daimlerovou
Aero-Limited ma trait Londyn-
erlin pres Amsterodam-Bremy
a Hamburk, byla dnes zahaje-
ina. Prvni osmisedadlove kabi-
move letadlo, ktere odletelo Y
10 hod. 80 min, pTistalo o Z.
hod. As min. odpol. We Staa-
ken II Rerlina peti cestujici-
mi. Zpatecni let do Londyna
bude podn;knut pristiho dne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-24
NOVY ASISTENT PRAVNf
HO RIDITELE.

Ma misto prvniho asistenta
m6stskeho pravniho riditele
vybran byl Lambem Carl F.
Shuler, dosavadni komisaf W.
sad, jehoz urad pax zaujmou-
ii ma dosavadni asistent tehoz
Department. Paul Westenha-
ven, ma jehoz misto jmenovan
bude nfednik novy.
Riditele The Association for
Criminal Justice sejdou sc
dnes odpoledne, ably definitiv-
ne ustanovili nayrhovaneh9 no
veho riditele Shallenberga,' BY
valeho prvniho asistenta prav-
niho riditele Paula. Lamba.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-24
K zazdeny OdsOuzeny Josef.

K zazdGny odsOuzeny Josef.
Zvlast' straslivy konec uchysta
Iii Nemci V Poboranech svemu
|cisari Josefu Habsburskemu !:
Chteji iei zazdit. v nedeli ko-
|nala sc ma tamni radnici schd-
re, kterou svolal purkmistrov
sky trad. Bylo jednomyslne u
sneseno dopravit sochu Josefa
IT,, jeiiz odklizeni bylo politi-
ckou spravou narizeno, do rol
nickeho skladiSte V Podbora-
mech. Ponevadz vsak Josef ne
nj pry tam zcela bezpecny
pred dtokem Cechd, ma byti po
staven do nejzazsiho vyklenku
spejchaoru Ike sten6, pred niz
Sc postavi zvlastnf zed, take
by socha byla 1plne zazdena,
asi tax, jak Sc v temnem sire
doveku zazdivaly neposlusne
jeptisky... Zatecky "Anzeiger'
nesouhlasi timto opatrenim
navrhuje, aby podboransti
Nemci Josefa radeji pochovali,
zakopali. Tam. kde stal POM
nix, ma zGstati podstavec ma
pisem: "Osvoboditeli cd nevol-
nictvi - venuje obyvatelstvo
mesta okresu podbofanske-
ho..." Postaveni noveho pomni
ku jest nemozne, ale to zazde-
nj nebo zakopanf Sc zamlouva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-24
ZTRATA KALHOT A JEJf
NASLEDKY.

Dnes rano Sc probudil kra-
Jan Jan Vala, 1904 vych. 122.
ul., ale protiral si'eoci dvakra-
te, neb ieho, $ odpustenim kali
hoty byly pryc, 0 kalhoty by
kcnecne nebylo, byly obycejne,
len do prace z khaki latky, ale
Vala mel v Mich diva zlate pc
ii dollary, papirovy dvaceti-
dollar a svazek klicG, coz vSe
zmizelo nest astnymi kali
hotami, kdyz Vala libe spal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-24

"Proc jste stanovili syatbu
az ma pul treti?" "Chceme
vyhladovet zenicha. Obycejne
zadnemu nechutna iist to
hloupe vypada."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-24
ZE SCHUZE ODBOCKY. AM.
NARODNfHO SDRUzENf
CECHOSLOVAKU.

Y pondeli 21. kvetna konala
sc pravidelna mesicni sch1ze
Odbocky A. M. S. c. v Cleve-
lande. Krone beznych zalezi-
tosti podana byla zprava 0 ma
lvStev6 Bakulovy druziny v
Ceske Narodni Slni ma Broad
way. Jrsneseno, aby Odbocka
hradila polovici nakladu Ia
pohosteni Druziny a darky de
TEN. Podekovano panu Rau-
SOW a pani Vseteckove, kteTi
ochotn6 nabidli Mar. Sdruzenf
zdarma automobily pro odve-
zeni deti. Usneseno dotazati
sc Mistniho Sdruzeni Svobodo-
myslnych, zda preje 81 poi.a-
dati opet letos oslavu pamatky
Husovy Odbockou "A. N. S. c.
Pcdana zprava o chystane slav
nosti odhaleni nahrobku JOS.
Tvrzickeho. Ustredna A. N. S.
C.. iak znamo, hradila vsecky
vylohy postaveni tohoto ma
hrobku. Slavnost odhaleni bu-
de v nedeli 27. kv6tna We Wa
shingtonu. Ia Am. Mar. Sdru
zeni CechoslovakG s1castni sc
il tajemnik J. Havranek re-
daktor F. J. Kutak. Povstanim
vzdana 9est pamatce J. Tvrzi-
ckeho. O jeho zasluzne Gin
nosti promluvi pristf achGzi
redaktor Kutak.
Tajemnik Havranek podal
pax strucnou zpravu pred
naskove cest6 po americkem
zapade a .jihu. Jak bylo jiz v
nasem list6 uveTejneno, konal
prednasky v Chicagu, Ill.,, (7);
Racine (2) a Milwaukee Wis.
St. Paul )2) a Minneapolis
Mnn.; Cedar Rapids, la. (2);
Omaze, So. Omaze, Prague,
Able, Bruno, Crete, Nebr.; =
Wilson, Lukas, Timken. Kans.
Prague, Oklahoma City (2),
Okla; Dallas, Ennis, Houston,
Galveston, Guy, Tex. cell
KEN tedy 32 prednasek. Gel
kova dcast ma t6chto prednas-
kach byla pres 5000 osob. Roz-
tfist6nost svobodomyslneho IL
vlu v ceskych osadach ma "a
pade jihu je stejna jako u
mas. Tkvi vsude hlavne v
mfstnich cinitelich. Rozhara-
most zavinuji vetsinou veci O.
sobni a stramicke. Nejen jed
notlivci, ale cele organisace
pokrokove stoji namnoze pri-
kfe proti sobe. Uznava Sc ST.
ce nutnost soustredeni, ale ne
nj dosti dobre vile hledati sty-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-24

va, pfi niz socialista Snowden
doporucoval zavedeni davky
majetku V Anglii ia ucelem
zmenseni statniho rozpoctu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-24

tne body spolecnou praci.
Mnoho dalo by Sc vykonat,
kdyby do ceskych osad ale
spon obcas mohl byti vyslan
svobodomyslny recnik. Lid
dial by Sc opet zlskat pro vaz-
nou praci narodni a pokroko-
YOU. Zprava taiemnika Ha-
vranka obsahovala mnohe cen
nc poznatky o pomerech ces-
kych osad ma zapade a jihu a
byla vsemi pritomnymi S po.
vdekem vyslechnuta.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-24
OFFERS To CURE
ALL SICK BY
PRAYER
Mrs. Matte E. Perry, Evange-
list and Faith Healer, Opens
D. C. Meetings.

Promise to cure by prayer every
sick person who presents himself
was made by Mrs Matte E., Perry,
evangelist and faith healer, last
night in opening her evangelistic
services at the Wesley Memorial
Chapel, Fifth and F streets north
west. She said that miracles are
being worked today just as they
were when Christ was on earth.
Mrs. Perry announced that serv-
ices will be conducted every day,
except Monday, both in the after
noon and evening, for a month.
During a visit TO Washington last
summer, Mrs. Perry, it is reported,
performed many cures through
prayer. She herself. she said, was
cured of consumption, heart failure
and neuralgia by this method thirty
years ago. She has not asked the
advice of physician since that
time
Prayer prevented the ninety-year-
old Wesleyan Chapel from being
sold until she could complete her
revival meeting there, she said.
Her own prayers and those of many
others had brought an answer from
heaven and allowed her to return
to Washington to conduct her serV-
ices in the Fifth street building.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-24
GIRLS.
To BE MORAL
HER PLEA
Wrong to Wait and Jail Trans
gressors, Lieut.. Nina Van
Wrinkle Says.

German homes in the Ruhr have
been turned into brothels by the
French, according to Mrs. Nina C.
Van Wrinkle, lieutenant in, charge
of the Women's Bureau Of the po.
lice department.
Mrs. Van Wrinkle made this state
ment before the Social Hygiene So
ciety in the Eighth Street Temple
last night.
she described conditions in Ger
many and in England as deplorabIe.
She emphasized the need OF edn-
eating young girls away from vi
cious lives instead Of arresting and
jaSling them after they have de-
cided upon their course.
The Rev. Earle Whitley declared
that the problem of the younger
generation must be handled SEN
sibly, not with 'sfaddist or fanatic
laws" or with q "puritanica1 atti-
tude Of prudishness."
DR.. Abram Simon urged the study
Of social hygiene on q higher plane
in order to bring the particulars of
the work to q larger circle OF stu
dents.