davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
DNES BUDE ROZHODNUTO
o KOzESNIcKE STAvCE.

Ma dnesni vecernf schulz Ne
zinarodni Kozesnicke Unie v
Moose Hall rozhodnuto bude o
datum, kdy kozesnicke delhi
ctvo ma vyjiti ma stavku. Ko-
zesnfci pozaduji 44-hodinovy
pracovni tyden, cas- a pGl "a
praci pres cas-, uznanf uniA
sedm legalnich svatkd do roka
"a plneho platu, cennik mini
malnich mezd, kterymz pod
minkam Sc clevclandsti zamest
navatele vzpfraji. V Clevelan-
de by vyslo na stavku as 200
kozesnikd. Pozadavek tyden-
nj mzdy jest $50 pro strihace a
dold do $23.OO pro d6lnictvo
odbord vyzadujicich mensi od-
borne zkusenosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
NEJLEPsf oDPOvED.

Pfinesli .jsme jiz zpravu 0
clanku jakehosi F. Durycha v
klerlkalnim casopise Lid. Ii
stech, v n6mz zlehcuje Sc pa
matka Mistra Jana Husa wy
slovuje pozadavek odstranit je-
no pomnik re Staromestskeho
namesti. Dotycny jiste nena-
psal clanek pouze "a sebe, n.y.
brz vyjadril smysleni vsech
zpatecnickych zivl1. z caso-
pisd. dochazejicich z rcpubli-
ky ie patrno, re uvedomely
cesky lid nasel neispravnejsi
odpov6d' ma neslychany tento
utok. Temer vsecky pokroko-
We organisace republice u'spo-
radaly oslavy pamatky Huso-
Wy We zpdsobd velkych taborti
lidu, prednasek. a pod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
LUPIcSKY KOUSEK "a Bf.
LEHO DNE v SPOLKOVE
MfSTNOSTI.

Do spolkove mistnosti, dam.
skeho odboru {. n Drevar6
sveta v els. 1899 Woodland Av.
dostavila Sc vcera odpoledne
do schIze vyboru dewitt Zen
neocekavana, ale take nevita-
ma "jednoclenna deputace".
Prisel totiz maskovany lu-
pic revolverem, jenz zenam
porucil, postaviti sc pekne. &c.
lem k stene. Dostavil sc iiz
vlastne pc schdzi, ktere obco-
valo as SO clenkyn, coz sc mu
patrne zdal prilis velky pocet
Lupic sebral zenam jen as $50
a prehledl cely pfijem schnze
as. 100000 ulozenych v zasuv-
ce. Vetrelec nepromluvil AM
slova a kdyz sc obievil bilym
satkem ma obliceji, povazovala
tajemnice 81. Pastorova vse Ia
zertovny vystup. Pocitala pra.
i've penize v zasuvce, jsouc OBJ.
klopena ostatnimi clenkami
tax re jeji pocinani lupic ne
pozoroval. Pokousel Sc sice
zasuvku otevriti, ale kdyz shle
dal, ze to jde ztuha, ac jinaa
nebyla uzamcena, zanecha'
dalsich pokusd a sebral jer
penize lezici ma stole. Byl tt
! patrne lupic zacatecnik, net
ruka ozbrojena revolverem 81
mu povazlive trasla. Pc dokon
| cenem 'solovem vyatupu" Wy
b6hla Pastorova do lekarna ns
rohu Woodland vych. Sd. ul.
kde upadla v mdloby. Lekar.
mix nerozumel iejim zmate.
nym slovGm a misto policie po.
volal hasice, kteryz omyl ne.
malo stihani smelce ztizil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
HlEDANf ZMIzEYYCH We
TROPLAvCO MA JEZEkE
ERIE AZ DOSUD BE-
VYSLEDNYM.
P6trSni sIcastni Sc dnes stihac
ponorek a armSdni aeroplan.

Dnes rano obnovily vladni t.
fady j nektere obcanske orga.
nisace patrani ma hladine jeze-
IA Erie po dvou vetropiavcich
jejichz balon A-6698, nekdy Y
patek spadl do jezera ma sa-
mem sklonu poradanych vel.
kych narodnich balonovych "a
vod1. Namofmicky depart
ment vysle stihace ponorek {,
432 krone cluinu namoTni "a
lohy. Odd6leni aviaticke pax
vysle areoplan systemu De Ha-
viland, ktery bude krouziti a
patrati po celem vychodnim
pobrezi jezera.
Vcera slabla stale vice made
je, ze oba poruGici l.. J. Roth a
T. B. Hull, oba aviatikove bu-
dou nalezeni ma zivu. Nena-
lezen ami balonovy kos, ktery
chybel u trosek balonu, kdyz
tyto byly sobotu dovleceny
do Port Stanley v Ontario, Ka
made. Hledani trosecniki po-
moci aeroplanu typu De Havi-
land, jest pro oba piloty, SER
zanty aviatickeho oddeleni R.
d. Mitchella E. Pomeroye
spojeno Sc znacnym nebezpe-
elm. jelikoz letadlo neni zpd-
sobile jako hydroaeroplan pri-
stati ma vode, urceno je toloko
pro leteckou sluzbu mad sousi.
Vzdor tomuto nebezpeci jsou
oba jmenovani rozhodnuti pro
niknouti dnes az do prostred
jezera, k samemu Buffalu.
Oba priletli vcera do Clevelan-
du spustili Sc ma letisti vzdus
ne posty Spoj. Statd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
Vefejne cviceni Sokola Cech-Havlicek.

Po zdaTilem sletu Sokolske
zupy Severovychodnf byli jsme
vcera sv6dky p6kneho verejne-
no cvicenf nejvetsf jednoty
Clevelandske. Sokol Cech-Ha-
vlfeek, veren starym tradicim
sokolskym, uIsporadal prdvod,
ktery vyrazil po /. hod. cd te-
locvicny ma Wendell Ave. Pr
raznych pochodech sokolske
kapely kracelo ia vlaifcfm pra
porem Al zacek, Al zaki, "a
dorostenek, 26 sester, "a bra
tri v kroji a cele fada v obc. O.
bleku. Pochod trval temer l
a pGl hodiny. Trochu sice spo
ceni, ale jinak v naprosto do
bre nalade dorazili ucastnfci
dc dtulne zahrady p. Capka.
Po kratkem odpocinku zaha-
jeno We A hod. veTejne evident.
Plvne nastoupilo Is malych
zakyn ku cviceni s krouzky, po
mich 81 mensfch zakG ku cvi-
cent praporky. Deti zhostily
Sc sveho ukolu velmi cestne
Raj ma raz pokracoval pax dal
si pofad, vetsinou cfsla, ktera
vid6li jsme jiz pri zupnim sle-
tie. Zakyne vetsf (27) zacviei-
ly cviceni S ozdob'nymi obruce-
mi. zaci vetsi (21) cviceni s. ty-
cemi. dorostenky (21) prostna,
dorostenci (13) prostna. zeny
(23) prostna, muzi (28l prost-
ma. Veskera tato spolecna cvi-
Cent zacvicena byla az ma male
vyjimky zcela dobre a pritom.
ne obecenstvo nfkterak neskrb.
lilo projevy sveho uspokojeni.
Pfedposlednim cislem pora du
bylo cviceni zav. druzstva zen
ma bradlech a cviceni zav. druz
stva dorostenek ma kladine, po-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09

|slednim cislem cviceni muzi a
dorostenci ma naftadf. Muzi
cvicili ma hrazde a bradlech,
dorostenci ma koze a skok wy
soky. Phi cviceni ma naradi
doporucovalo by Sc, aby wy
stupovali pouze I'll, kdoz cviky
bezvadne ovladajf. Trapne pG
sobi ma divaky evidence. kdyz
vidi, jak n6'ktery S namahou a
Caste az komickymi doprovody
cvicenf ma naradf provadi. Pc
skoncenem cviceni fotografo-
,vana byla velka skupina cvici-
cich a clend jednoty v kro-
jich.
PAX rozproudila Sc pravde
sokolska zabava. Mladi tan
cili, starsi v druznych hlouc-
cich vzpominali ma dfivejsi We
reina cvicenf sokolska, kterych
take oni sdcastnovali Sc jako
cvicenci. Nutno zminiti sc je-
ste o sokolske hudbe, ktera s
nednavnosti sobe vlastni hrala
| pri pochodu, doprovazela vse-
china tem6r cisla pofadu W.
hravala tancechtivym dlouho
do noci.
Navsteva clenG a pfatel So
kolstva byla velmi cetna. Jest
patrno, ze lid mas chape W.
znam sokolske vychovy. We
rejnym cvicenim Sokola Czech
Havlicek ukoncena byla jaksi
cinnost sokolska "a letcsniho
| pdl roku. Pc kratkem oddechu
|zahaii Sokolstvo Clevelandske
znovu intensivnf praci to hla
vne ma poll ideovem a vzdela-
vacim. Doufa, ze vsichni jeho
pfatele a priznivci pomohou
mu v zasluznem jeho die.
Ma zdar!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
OSUDNY RECKO-RfMSKY
ZAPAS JOS. SLADkEHO.

3
Koroner Hammond dnes shle-
dal, ze smrt 33-leteho Josefa
H. Sladkeho, bydliciho v elsie
1896 vych. 116. uQ. zavinena
byla pfi spolecnem zapaseni v
.jeho domove spolu s bratrem
Frankem. Oba bratri kfizko-
vail Sc v zertu v patek rano
pred odchodem do prace.
Kdyz Josef vecer 81 stezoval ma
velke bolesti, dopraven byl bra
trem do nemocnice sv. Alexise,
kde vcereisi nedele zemrel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
KLUcI UKRADLI .vYHERNf
AUTOMAT.

Do cukrovinkoveho obchodu
Josefa Butneka, 34O6 vych
1876. ul. vesli diva kluci, vyuzili
.okamziku, kdy sc k MIN klerk
otocil zady, popadli vyherni
automat hajdy 5 MIN ma cisty
vzduch. Patrn6 chteli taktc
snadno a rychle rozlustiti pro.
blem, zda mali byti tyto auto.
maty zakazany, o eemz sc ma.
Sc m6stska rada nemnze do.
Ahodnouti.
Pc stope pant klu|kn pustil
Sc policejni straznik Amos.
Sindelar a take oba nasel pod
mdstkem u vych. 13O. ul. pra-
We v pine horlive praci, jak re
stroie ma sv6tlo vydobyti RUNE
sladkosti v Itrobach ulozene.
,Sindelar prinutil ODE straky,
ably stroi wall ma ramena a ia.
ko d1kaz nepopiratelne viny O.
odnesli ma policejni stanici. 49,
Budou zalovani pro velkokra-
dez, neb cena stroje odhadova-
ma jest ma $125, krone vhoze-
nych nykl'n a ieste nevyhrane-
no zbozi v obnose $25.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
Slucovaci slavnost
ceskych sportovnich
klubi.

Ma velkem, skutecn6 slav.
'nostnm vyletu ma Obdrzalkova
farm6 ma Turney Rd. doslo
vcera k spojenf dvou ceskych
'sportovnich organisaci. Sire.
lecky klub Slapni6ka a The
Ohio Fishing Club splynuly v
t6leso move pod nazvem "Stre-
lecky rybarsky Klub Slap
nicka".
Dopoledne vysel Cd Ceske Ma
rodni Budovy pekny pruvod,
statecne 81 vyslapujicich stfel-
eli spolu rybari "a doprovodu
'nekolika zabavnich spolkG s
hudbou k Union ave., kde lcast
'nici nasedli a byli autobusy
jinymi dopravnimi prostfedky
dopraveni ma misto, kde zahy
bylo jako v oule. Slucujici OBJ
rad zapocal odpoledne, kdy
predseda stfelcG, p. Belsan u
vital precetne zastupy krajanI
a predal pak slovo p. J. Mar
Itinkovi, jenz v kratsi slavnost-
nj feci vysvetloval, proc Sc ma.
me zdruzovati a odavodnoval
opravnenost nasich ceskych or
ganisaci ma zabavu, zejmena
kdyz Sc tato poji Sc zdravyn
'sportem. Pc aklamovane je.
no pfednasce nastal vlastni slu,
'covaci akt. Predseda BelSar
,vysv6tlil ucel a prijal slib Glen
silva, re toto hodla Verne stat
pri organised move spolecne
Zosobnene pax kluby rybaren
Up. John Smit) a strelcem, pre-
wynn to ceskym hainym (p. FIR
'Cep) skrizili spor'toMni emble'
my. veslo pusku, znazornujie
tax pristi sNormou soucinnost
Pripadny slib "a rybare probe.
vii predseda Ohio Fishing Gu.
bu p. Emil Lenc a spolecny ia.
Ijemnfk p. Zelina precetl sluto-
|vaci document. Ia Kentucky
Outing & Fishing Club pro.
mluvil p. Charles Stehlik upfi-
mn6 mfn6nou rec a zdravici "a
Klub Prazskych Pepikd pro-
'nesl p. John Hronek.
Pc oficielni tasti poradu roz-
proudila Sc velice vesela zaba-
va jak Il atrelnice, kde iednot-
livci bystrym okem a pevnou
rukou Sc snazili dobyti vitez-
stvi, u rybarny pax "lovila'
mladez RUNE vyhry, pani Ste
stena pax pokousena u kola,
kde vyhercum kynuly pekne
kosiky naplnene vabnym ovo-
Gem. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
DO EvRoPY.

Znamy velkoobchodnfk gro
cernim zbozim ma Broadway,
pen Frant. JankoNsky > man.
zelkou a dceruskou Eleonorou
sdcastni sc ces&y do Evropy,
kterou porada spolecnost Ma
rodni Banka Bratrstva zelez-
strojvddcd po Canad-
ske lodi Montaenrier. Rodina
pana Jankovsk6ho vyjede z
Clevelandu We. ,stfedu IL. Ger.
vence do Montreal v Canade a
pax po jmenovan6 lodi do Lii
verpoolu ' Anglii. Vyletni spo.
lecnost navstivi postupne cd
25. cervence do 20. srpna vel
ka evropska mesta v Anglii,
Hollandsku, Belgii, Nemecku a
Italii. We Francii hlavne Pa
fiz bojist6 svetove valky. z
Pafize vrati Sc vetsina spolec-
nosti do Ameriky pres Cher
bourgh. Pan Jankovsky ode
bafe Sc vsak do Ceskosloven-
ska, kde pobude, delSi dobu ma
navsteve. Rodin4 pana jan
kovskeho preieme veselou ce-
stu, spokoieny pobyt v republi-
ce Ceskoslovenske a st'astny
navrat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
OPOUSTf BROADWAYSKE
OKOLf.

Opet jeden ze starsichh OBJ
chodnikG opousti okoli cesk6
Broadway, v nemz prozil pres
25 rokd v obchodu i obydli. Je
to pan Frantisek Cunes, znama
oso'ba vsem ceskym obyvate-
linn We zdejsim okoli. Prostred
nictvim ceske pozemkove spo-
lecnosti Loyal Finance Co. pro
dal svij 'domov ma E. SIS. ul. u
Broadway. Taz spolecnost
prodala mu novy domov u
Cedar a Lee Rds.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
zlMA v LETE.

Jako dGkaz letosni zimy v
lete uvadeji listy z Ceskoslo-
venska tuto zpravu: V patek
Is. cervna v m6stskych sadech
v Susici sekali sekaci travu '
rukavicich. Zprava tato je O.
nravdu pro kronikafe k zazna-
menani. Snad nekdy budou
nasi potomci s podivenim cistl
o velike zine v Ceskoslovensku
v cervnu 1923, kdy lide v by
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
tech topili, aby Sc zahrali a se-
ka6i sekali travau u rukavicich.:
VYPRAVA STUDENTSTVA z
cESKOSLOvENSKA DO
ANGLE.

Studentstvo z Ceskosloven-
ska pofada velkou vypraw, do
Anglie We dnech Ia. al 26. GER
vence. Vypravu povedou an
glictl STUDENT lcelem teto
cesty je prohlfdka uniyersit a
rIznych historickych pamatek
v mestech Angle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09
ZE SCHUZE VELKO.RADU
STATU OHIO G. S. p. S.,

kterou zahajil pred. J. Svobo-
da. Zapisky re schGze minule
pfijaty. POzvani k slcastneni
Sc oslavy petileteho trvani Ra-
du Clark {. 236 bylo pTiiato.
Pfedseda vyzyva bratry k hoj-
ne naNsteve. Odpoledne We tfi
hodiny bude slavnostni schGze
v hlavnim sale c. Sine Sokol ma
Clark Ave-, pii ktere bude u
vedeno II cekancG N. H. o.
radovnou bude odevzdan anne
ricky prapor, zvlaStni cena, ze
dostoupili pres 100 clenG. We
Ger pax bude tanecni zabava.
Sestry a Bratfi cd Radu Clark
jsOu zde rozeni, mladici div
ky, kteri Sc vSemozne staraii
o ziskani novych clenG a tax
pomahaji sesilit nasi jednotu a
proto bratri ostatnich radG by
sc NELL jejich slavnosti sucast-
nit. tax ably jsme svou navste-
YOU k dalsi praci je povzbudili.
Zprava duvernika br. Obr-
majera vykazuje prijem gu
me $8,803.7O; vydani S8531.46
zbyva ma hotovosti $272.24. -
ZpraNa zkoumajfcim vyborem
odporucena a pfijata. Ia po-
sledni mesic zemreli br. Karel
Fried, Andres Bosek a sest.
Marie Kratochvilova, kterym
pcvstanim posledni pocta pro-
jevena.
Zastupce Sdruzeni Skol o.
znamuje, re vytezek z oslavy
ceskeho dne bude kol $1,000 a
TO vybOru umOzni, ably ucltelO-
We skol, byli placeni z Ish'edni
pokladny. Dale prijato pozva.
nj cd Svazu Svob. k sIcastneni
sc Husovy slavnosti, ktera Sc
kOnala V patek 6. cervence v C.
N. SIM. Bratri byli vyzvani k
hojne 1casti. Zabavni vybor
podava ~zpravu. re ma vse pro
vylet, ktery Sc porada ned6-
Ii Is cervence c. S. Sokol,
pripraveno, jedine potrebuje
vypomoc ku ,praci. Ku rozsire-
nj vyboru k praci pf'i vyletu Sc
prihlasili br. Krisman, Mattel
ka, Grossman, Cemohorsky,
Jirousek, Janousek, Apltauer a
uhlir. Podrobnou zpravu po-
dali o slavnosti radu Vaclav
Snajdr br. Huml, Frcka a Lo-
reno. Prijem We schulz $1,000
vydani $167.4O. Jelikoz neby-
10 vice k jednani, schize skon-
cena. F.S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09

Spojenemu sboru gratuluje-
me k prvnimu spolecnemu a
tax St'astnemu vystoupeni a
veffme, ze jej podobny zdar
provazeti bude v kazdem dali
Sim podnikani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-09

- Pfipravte Sc ma Is. cer-
vence. Velkorad &. S. P. S.
pofada svij vyrocni "PIC.
MIC" v Ceske Sini Sokol ma
Clark Ave. Bude dobra za-
bava a vyteGna hudba.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15
JOSEPH C. GENTRY DEAD.
Worthy Citizen Succumbs to Brief
Illness.

Joseph G. Gentry, a pioneer Denver
our citizens in every sense, passed
away Tuesday afternoon after an ill
ness extending but little over a week,
at his residence, 3714 Franklin street.
News of his death proved profound
shock to his host of friends for but
few knew of his illness. Mr.. Gentry
was one of those upright Christian
gentlemen who live for the good they
can do in this world. No person ever
cultivated the friendship of Joseph
Gentry without a deep realization that
they had truly come in contact with
a manly man. He was for about thirty
years a trusted employee of the Santa
Fe railroad and enjoyed the esteem Of
his employers and of the great public
which he was called upon to serve.
He leaves to mourn his death three
sisters and two brothers. Born in
Marshal county, Tennessee, SO years
ago, he came to Denver at an early age
and at once took a leading part in
church and fraternal circles. Funeral
services will be held at Campbell A.
M. e. church Sunday afternoon, Rev.
I. S. Wilson officiating, and will be
under the auspices of Rocky Mountain
Lodge 1920, G. U. o. of o. F., of which
he was member THE COLORADO
STATESMAN joins in earnest express
sions of sympathy for the community
is poorer by the death of this splendid
citizen.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15
Y. M. c. A. NOTES

Down-Down-Down they come !
The old buildings are coming down,
and everybody is happy!
At last the wreckers got in their
work in advance of the boys-or rather
are getting in their work ahead of
them. The Committee of Management
held its last meeting in the old TWEEN
EIGHT HUNDRED last Wednes-
day evening. 1t was one of the most
successful meetings held for long
while.
The Hi-Y boys are losing no time in
getting organized. Already they have
held two meetings and others have
been planned for the near future. They
have started out on a drive to round
up every new boy who has entered
high school this year. When they have
finished, they expect to have the larg-
est colored Hi-Y club in the country.
In our notes next week we hope to
5be able to announce the date of the
breaking of ground for our new build
ing. This is the best time for our sub
scribers who have not paid their sub
scription to do so. No time should be
lost. We are being asked every day
what time work on the new building
will begin. Now is the time to pay.
Our honor roll for the week is small
but honorable. 1t is as follows: Sam
uel r. ELAN; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A.
Burton; Paul Hicks.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15
c. M. e. CHURCH NOTES
Reverend C. E. Chapman, Minister;
Residence, 1926 Glenarm Place.
Phone champa 487e-W

Tomorrow Sunday there will be
the usual services: Sunday School at
2 30 p. M; praise service and after
noon worship at 3 80 p. M; praise
service and evening worship at :oo
p. m. The speaker at both services
will be Rev. c. e. Chapman, minister
in charge.
There are just five other Sundays
before the Annual Conference, and the
membership and minister extend a spe-
cial invitation to all to worship with
them. A very cordial invitation is eX-
tended to everybody. A hearty well
come is awaiting all who may attend.
Services are held in the Peoples
Presbyterian Church, corner of Wash
ington street and Twenty-third avenue.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15
LARGE CROWD eREETs MRS. AD.
DIE w. HUNTON

A splendid crowd attended the wom-
ans mass meeting at Shorter Church,
Sunday afternoon, on the occasion of
an address by Mrs. Addie w. Hunton
of New York, a woman of interna-
tiOnal fame.
The meeting was held jointly by the
City Federation of Woman's CLUBS
and the n. A. A. G. p. Other organ
izations participating and paying trib-
ute to this remarkable woman were
the Y. w. G. A, Y. M. G. A. and the
Wallace Simpson Post of the Ameri-
can Legion. Mrs. Hunton is pleas
ing speaker and for more than an hour
held the large audience spellbound by
her logic and historical references. On
Monday morning the Wallace Simpson
Post, through the courtesies of J. M.
Williamson and J. A. Franklin, took
Mrs. Hunton for a drive through our
mountain parks, much to her delight
and pleasure. Mrs. Louise Wormley
Davis, Mrs. Mable Mosely and Mrs.
Mary J. Gross were also in the party.
Monday afternoon, from 2 to 4, a
very pretty reception was rendered
Mrs. Hunton at the Negro Woman's
Club home by the City Federation. Il
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15
DOUGLASS UNDERTAKING COM
PANY FUNERAL NOTICES

Gentry-Joseph c., late of 3714
Franklin street, departed this life Sept.
10, 1929 leaving to mourn his demise
three sisters, a brother, a number of
relatives and friends. Funeral serv-
ices will be held from Campbell Chap
ell, Sunday, Sept. 16, at p. m, Rev.
1. S. Wilson officiating. Rocky Noun
tain Lodge, G. U. o. o. E., No. 232O,
in charge. Interment, Paramount.
Remember our services arc Of the
velvet kind
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15
PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH ARE GRATEFUL
FOR SERVICES

Miss Eloise Uggams and Prof. Val
aurez B. Spratlin, were awarded nice
tokens for their timely help and very
valuable services to the church in their
contribution to the musical success of
the work during the summer. Miss
Uggams was presented with a cowhide
music satchel at a surprise party at
The home of her parents, 2451 Law
renee street, last Tuesday prior to her
departure Wednesday, while the pro-
fessor was presented with beautiful
cane Saturday, September 1, with his
initials inscribed These tokens were
offered by the Choir Guild of the
church.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15

Mrs. Francis Ratley, 1920 East Oath
avenue, was hostess to the Pollyanna
Whist Club, Wednesday afternoon and
after the period of card playing from
3 to 8 o'clock the affair was convert
ed into beautiful and very elaborate
luncheon complimentary to Mrs. Rosa
Russell of ST. Louis, and to Mrs. Jessie
Mae Harris of Cincinnati. Covers
were laid for twenty-four and the la
dies enjoyed an unusual afternoon of
music and other amusements.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15
$3.50 ALL WOOL SUIT FREE

THE BELL TAILORS, Dept 1433,
Chicago, ILL.,, will make fine tailored
to measure suit or overcoat free for
one man in each locality who will show
and recommend their high grade made
to-measure clothes to a few friends.
Simply send them your name and ad-
dress and they will send you n large
assortment of wool samples, style
book, self-measuring chart and their
free suit offer.-Adv.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15
SANDERLIN-DAILY NUPTIALS.

The marriage of Miss Minnie San
derlin and Mr.. Earl Daley was sol
emnized at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Chapman at Andrews Park
Wednesday night. Miss Sanderlin is
one of our most beautiful and charm
ing young ladies and Mr.. Daley an
energetic, Industrious young man. We
extend them best wishes for happy
journey through life.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15
PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. G. II. Uggams, DID,, Pastor.

Rev. G. II. Uggams, DID,, Pastor.
Sunday School, 9:30 n. m.
Morning Service, IL o'clock.
Afternoon Service, 5 80 o'clock
Monday-Bible class, 8 p. m.
Wednesday-Prayer meeting, p. m
Thursday-Choir rehearsal, p. m
The Peoples Presbyterian Church Is
always open to the community for the
purpose of CHRISTIAN DEVELOP
MENT and hearty welcome awaits
those who seek to know the teachings
of Jesus CHRIST and the PRACTI-
CAL APPLICATION OF CHRISTIAN
ITY TO THE WORLD.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15
SHORTER CHAPEL NOTES

The minister will occupy the pulpit
at both services Sunday. The morn
ing subject will be, 1.-The Soul
Vision" At the evening service at
7 80 D. M, the minister will preach
special sermon to all the auxiliaries OF
tbe church who will unite in a pew
rally. Subject, 1.-The Unbroken Circle.
Special music by the choir. Strangers
made welcome.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15

Miss Eloise Uggams left last We'd
nesday for Columbia, S. c., to resume
her duties at the Booker 7. Washing
ton High school where she teaches.
During her stay of nearly three
months, she has been the recipient of
many honors and entertainments from
the musical side as well as others of
the public. She faithfully assisted the
work of the Peoples Presbyterian
church of which her father is the pas
tor, and was the inspiration for many
social events. She is very musical,
swell singer and won her audiences
at her respective performances. We
wish her every success in her sphere
of labor.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15
Swallow Does Good Work.

The swallow is great destroyer
of insects-particularly of mosquitoes.
This bird catches these annoying crea-
lures in flight and the bureau of en-
tomology scientists contend that Its
consumption of this species of insect
is beyond calculation.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15

Harry d. Perkins of st. Paul, Mimi,
spent few days with his mother and
sister, Mrs. ]. w. Perkins and Mr.. Ed
ward Bledsoe of Twenty-sixth avenue
and Marion street. Mr.. Perkins is one
of the boys and his former pals were
glad to see him again. He leaves for
Los Angeles shortly.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15
Insects Used for cochlneaI Dyes.

Nineteen thousand insects are re-
quired to make one pound of cochineal
dye. Only the bodies of the females
are used. They are wingless and each
one produces over 1000 young which
spread over the plants rapidly.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-09-15

Miss Katherine Patton, a graduate
of East Denver High of class 1923,
and one of our popular and well-liked
girls leaves next week for Nashville,
Tenn, to enter the Agricultural In
dustrial State Normal Institute. She
will be accompanied by her mother.
The best wishes of her many friends
and the Colorado Statesman go with
her for successful career.