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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
SOCIALISTS Mali RIPA-
RAcNl PLAN.

Hambupk, 20. kvetna. Socia
listickJ mezinarodnf kongres,
jenz' 4df, :yfera skoncil svoje
zasedani, pred rozchodem de-
legatu pfijal resoluce, V nichz
odporucuje vypusteni spojene-
ckych narokd ma vojenske pen
sc zruseni mezispojeneckych
dluhd jakozto hlavni podmin-
ky pro uspesne resent reparac
nj otazky. Dale Sc odporucuje
stanovenl urcite sunny valecne
nahrady, jez ma byt opati'ena
velkou mezinarodni pujckou,
ably Nemecko bylo zbaveno ra-
zem svych zavazku a aby OBJ
sazene nemecke uzeml mohlo
byt neprodlene vyklizeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
RUNE ZPRAVY.

Zidovsky jazyk v Palestine.
Prazsky ucenec v Palestine dr..
Hugo Bergman postal do III
dovskych prav (VI. 15.) vel
mi zajimavou studii jazyku
hebrejskych kolonistd v Pale
stine. Pristehovalci do Palesti-
ny mluvi mezi sebou az do 81
proc. hebrejsky, ale mala cast
jejich uni take hebrejsky cf-
sti psati. Proto Sc palestinska
hebrejstina zna mnohem me-
ne re zdrojd kniznich, nez z
tvofeni 1stniho; vznikajf hoj-
ne novotvary, jednotliva povo-
lani, ma pr. zeleznicari, del
nfci pri stavbe silnic, remeslni
ci vytvareji 81 novou terminolo-
gil a vnaseji j do zivota obec-
neho a We spolecenske konser-
saci j pri vefejnem vystupova-
nj je beznym zvykem, ze druh
druhu opravuje 'jazykove chy-
by. Jazykovy vybor Vaad hala-
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tomobilu. Eyl 6plne ochromen,
nemohl mluviti ami sc hybati,
ale kdyz jej odvazeli z mista
nestesti, ohledl Sc pfece jeste
mdle "a svym drahym mrtvym
strojem, ia tou ubohou tros-
kou nadherneho vozidla. Ten
stroj, smutny a rozbity, mila-
eek jeho srdce, tax mu prirostl
k srdci, ze polomrtvy ohlizl sc
S laskou a smutkem ia MIN a
tezce sc MIN louci. Kolik kra
sy a kolik smutku je skryto V
tomto louceni Sc rfdice Sc stro-
jem!
O4lavy Podhradskeho, dol
nozemskeho Slovaka. Srbske
Narodni divadlo v Novem Sa-
de usporadalo dne 18. dubna
IA spolu1cinkovani tamniho
srbskeho gymnasia a csl. spoil
ku oslavu 100. vyroci naroze-
min profesora Josefa Podhrad-
skeho, rodem Slovaka. j. Pod
hradsky byl zakem Sturovym
ma bratislavskem lyceu ia
KEN Kollarovym ' Budapesti.
Pc skoncenych studiich puso-
bill jako professor V Nov6m Sa-
de, kde p1sobil literarne i ma
poll osvetovem a vychoval ne
lkol;k generaci V duchu slovan-
ske vzaiemnosti. Zemrel sve-
tove valce. Oslava mela raz
manifestace srbsko-slovenske
vzajemnosti. Vyslanectvi csl.
republiky V Belehrad6 bylo ma
oslave zastoupeno gen. konsu-
len. p. drem LeSerem a vicekon
su'em p. drem Muellerem.
Vychova kOmunismu? "Mol
genztg.' V Moray. Ostrave O.
znamuje: "V 5. tfide obecne
skoly Hodonine dostali zaci
"a ukol domacI thema: "Cim
chci byti." Jeden Yak 14lety
podal uciteli takto vypracova.
ny ukol: "Chci byt loupezni.
KEN, ponevadz nemohu videti
jak burzoasie okrada chudJ
proletariat, chci kazdeho "a.
vrazditi, zvlaste burzousty
Chtel bych choditi po lesich
kdyhych tam nasel n6jakol
pani, sebral bych il penlze
dial bych il ranu a postal bycl
| il domG."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
Z HOUSTONU AEROPLA-
MEM DO DETROITU.

Detroit, Mich, 20. kvetna.-
Armadni aviatik Crocker wee
Ia dokazal, re let od Mexicke-
no Zalivu k hranicim Kanady
lie vykonati "a dne a bez "a
stavky v jedenacti hodinach a
20 minutach. V dobe te vyko-
nal totiz vzduchoplavbu ma
vzdalenost ctrnacti set mil, -
clmz letecky rekord byl preko-
nan. Porucik Crocker vyletel
Cd Houston, Texas de Havilan-
dovym aeroplanem zvlastni
konstrukce a ma zdejsim letisti
phi 1sti feky piistal pred SOU
mrakem, pet hodin 20 mi
nut. Pred s,vym pfistanim od-
bocil mad kanadske dzemi, tax
re jeho vzdusna costa vedla We
skutecnosti od mexickych hra-
mic az do Kanady. Byl to nej-
delsi let bez pfestavky osamo-
cenym aviatikem kdy podnik-
nutv.
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roku, povazovano je to "a do
klad, ze ustali byt americkymi
obcany a ztraceji obcanstvi.
To vsak mdze byti vysvetleno
tim,, kdyz ucini sc urcite pro-
hlaseni, re dotycni mali v umy
slu setrvat americkymi obca-
ny a mali padne divody, proc
Sc nemohou do Ameriky vra-
tit.
Tim ovsem neni mineno, ze
snad automaticky naturalizova
nj obcane americti ztraceji sve
obcanstvf, kdyz sidli v rodne
zemi nepretrzite diva roxy ane
bo V CHI zemi 5 rokd. Ale w.
slanci a konsulove mohou roz-
hodnout, re dotycny Sc obcan-
stvf sveho vidal je ma dotyc-
nem, ably dokazal, ze Sc sveho
obcantvi vzdati nechtel a nj
kdy nemel umyslu. Jinymi
slovy kdyz naturalizovany
obcan sidli V rodne zemi diva
roxy, jeho americke listing a
obcansky list nejsou dal do
kladem ieho obcanstvi, aspon
pokud Sc tyce ochrany vlady
tamericke. Kdyz tedy chce je-
ii zpet do Spojenych Statd,
must jeti jako cizinec a take
muze byt jako cizinec vylou-
cen a deportovan.
Reklo Sc, ze proste. Sc dotyc-
ny naturalizovany obcan W.
ob6il a byl zamitnut. Nesmel
do Spojenych Statu.
Jeden pfipad dostal Sc k
soudu Spojenych Statu. By
valy naturalizovany obcan ha-
i'll Sc pred souldem, kan byl
wat pred deportaci a marne
prohlasoval, re nikdy nemel v
nmyslu Sc zbavit americkeho
obcanstvi, cht6l neustale svou
rodinu wit sebou, ale soudce
toho nedbal. Pravil, re dlou-
hym pobytem V rodne zemi
vlastne jaksi projevil, ze jiz o
pobyt v Americe nestoji a pro-
to byl deportovan. Soudce roz-
hodl, re dGkazG pro jeho tyr
zenf nebylo dost.
Tedy kazdy by 81 mel pama-
tovat, ze byt delsi dvou rokd v
rodne zemi znamena, ztratu a.
merickeho obcanstyi. t4
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VYOBCENf A OCHRANA "A
HRANICEMI.

(F. L. I. s. - Naturalizo-
vany americky obcan, jenz no.
dla jiti zpet do rodne zeme,
mel by ten krok dobre uvazit,
jezto by mohl ztratit sve anne
ricke obcanstvl vsecky vyho-
dy MIN. kdyz sc dava pfi-
st6hovalec naturalizovat, tedy
slibuje pod prisahou, re bude
We Spojenych Statech trvale 81
dlit a ma podklade toho slibu
dostava Sc mu stejneho prava
a vysad iako rozenym Ameri-
canum. Ma obcanech americ-
kych Sc zada, re budou vsude
hajit americkou vlajku, kdy-
koliv zajedou do cizlch zemi.
Kdykoliv naturalizovany OBJ
Can zajede do rodne zeme, G-
plomatictf a konsulatni zastup
ci americti vzdycky jsou poho-
tove posalytnout mu ochranu
ma kterou je opravnen. Kdyz
vsak naturalizovany obcan od-
iede re Spojenych Statu a u'sf-
dli sc trvale v rodne zemi, ne
vidi americka vlada zadny dd-
vod, proc by takovemu mela
nadale poskytovat ochranu ia
ko americkym obcandm. Po-
die zakona, kdyz naturalizo-
vany obcan cd sve naturaliza-
ce v prubehu peti rokd vrati
Sc zpet do rodne zeme anebo
do jine Zeme CHI a usadi sc
tam trvale, jeho obcanstvl NIL
re byt zruseno ma podklade, re
je ziskal podvodne.
Tento zakon vztahuje sc jen
ma naturalizovane obcany, kite
Fl sc vystehuji re Spojenych
Stati v prdbehu 5 let. To pla-
II take O tech, kdoz setrvali
jako naturalizovani obcane de-
le vrati Sc do rodne zeme sc
trvaji tam jako osadnlci pc
dva roxy, v cizi zemi pax !
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Reditelka americke knihov-

ny do Prahy. Pani Eleanora E.
Ledbetterova, feditelka Broad
wayske verejne knhovny cle-
velandske pfijede V kvetnu do
Ceskoslovenska, ably ma vlastni
oci spatfila Prahu a iina kra-
sna mista republiky, D kterou
sc jiz po nekolik roku velmi
zajima. Jest obeznamena do
bre dejinami Czech a Sloven-
ska a pripravila Sc jazykove i
zemepisne dukladne ma cestu.
u mas dostane sc il zajiste nej
vfelejsiho prijeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30

Velky zajem tech, kdoz ma
il zalibu v radiu, budl mad
chazejici process, nemz Sc
bude iednati o svobodu vzdu-
chu. Zalobcem jest Edward
McWilliams, banker z Dwight
Ill. a obzalovanym C. Wylie
Bergman z tehoz mesta, jenz
tam operuje radiovou rozmno
zovaci stanici. McWilliams
tvrdi, re tim prekazi ostatnim
pristrojum We meste.
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SEST ZEN v UHRNNEM We.
kU SIS ROkU.

Massllon, O., 20. kvetna. -
Sest zen, jez Sc sucastnily ma
rozeninov6 slavnosti pi. Eliza
beth Martinove, 89-lete, spool
taly uhrnny svaj v6k a dospely
k cislici 515 rokG. Ma hcstine
byly: Pi. Fannie Cuppiesova,
93-leta; pi. Mary Englishoya,
76-leta; pf. Louist Hemperly-
ova, SS-leta, pi. Mary Merrel-
loYa, S2-leta a pi. Annie Hig-
ginbothamova, 88-leta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30

Son dbA o spravnost move W.
tvorenych terminologiich a u
cenci, hlavne prfrodopisci, da-
Ii Zaklad odborneho nazvoslo-
vi, Tharoni-Aronovic pro ZOO
logii, Cernichovsky a Rubino-
vic pro botaniku. Takto zivot
la ne kniha spolu pracuje hlav
ne We tvorbe jazykove.
Tragedie lasky v cirku. z
Rima. Asi pred rokem priiala
iv kocovnem cirku Zavattove
angazma mlada nemecka arti-
stka Marketa Schultbachova,
devce neobycejne hezke. Syno
vec majitele cirku, clown Ri
chard Zavatta brzy sc do kra-
sne jezdkyne zamiloval a zda-
10 Sc, re laska jeho je opeto-
vana. Schulbachova mu veno-
vala mnoho pozornosti. Pc case
vsak napadne ochladla a Ia
vatta j proto delal trpke vycit
ky. Tim 81 il vsak neziskal, ma
opak byla k nemu jeste odmita
v6jsi. Zoufalstvi odmitnutehol
milenec vyvrcholilo, kdyz pred
nedavnem seznamila Sc Marke
ia bohatym Italem, jenz Sc
vratil z Ameriky. Bohac il "a
sypaval dairy, ktere Schultba-
chova prijfmala, vozil il We
SVEN autu a kdyz cirkus odejel
do jineho mista, prijel tam bo-
hac "a Marketou. Zavatta byl
sileny zarlivosti. Marne Sc ma
mahal navazati stare styky Sc
svetlovlasou krasavici. Dala
mu ma srozumenou, ze je mezi
mimi konec pro vzdy. A tn v
nejvetsim rozciIeni Zavatta wv
tahl revolver a pomstil Sc "a
odmitnuti nekolika smrticimi
|vystfely. Potom Sc pokusil L.
tick, byl vsak zadrzen a zat-
|cen.
Lvove q blechy. Parliament
nimu vyboru britske sn6mov-
my byla prikazana osnova zako
ma ma ochranu vycvicenych
zvirat, jez byla prave schvale
ma plenu We druhem cteni.
Pfi debate vysly ma jevo zajf-
nave veci. Mnoho poslancti
mluvilo 0 ukrutnostech pacha-
nych ma ochocene cvicici I'VE
ii. POSI-. Collins vsak popiral,
re by krotitele uzivali krutych
prostfedkd. Pravil: ia jako
mattel 20 az 80 lvl mohu RI
ci, re ukrutnosti nesvdete sc
zviraty mic. Del. posi-. Tillet u
vedl, re jako starry cirkusovy
hoch vi, re kun nebo pes mo-
hou byti vycviceni jedine laska
vosti. POSI-. Gloves (del. stra-
na) Sc tazal snemovny, viii
jak Sc trenuji blechy. DIE jeho
zkusenostf zahrfva sc sklenena
nadoba, niz Sc chovaji, tax
dlouho, al blechy skacou do
1navy. Snemovna uznala vetsi-
nou hlasu, ze zvirata potrebu-
j stejne ochrany jako ditky a
ostatni bytosti lidske a prika-
zala zakon k podrobnemu jed
mani We vyboru.
PripOminky ma Oblehani Pra
hy DOLBY sedmilete valky.
Pri silnicni prokopavce We Sire
sovicich "Na Andelkach" ma
lezeny byly II. kvetna dive We
die sebe tesne lezfci lidske ko-
stry Y hloubce asi 80 metru,
ktere die 1sudku lekare lezely
w zemi vice nez $50 let. Kosti
byly ulozeny ma hrbitove We
StfeSovicich.
Radeni jedovate mouchy v
Rumunsku. Ma zpravy zahra-
nicniho tisku, v nichz byly wy
slovovany pochybnosti O rade-
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lu Dyly Znlceny ODyVatel-
stvu dany pokyny, aby DOLBY
tex natfran byl petrolejem ne
bo jinymi mastnymi latkami.
Zdejsf listy prinaseji denne ce-
le sloupce 0 radenf te mouchy
a pred nekolika dny byla ' par
lamente podana interpelace o|
opatrenich, jez narfdila vlada
proti sfreni mouchy a pomoci
poskozenym.
Temno. v Cicove II Plzne Wy
kladal uc. Luhan We skole de-
TEN puvodu zvirat. Je samo-
zrejme, nebo aspon by melo
byti samozrejmym, ze ne podle
Mojzise, nybrz podle Darwina.
Ucitel upozornil i ma to, re v
tomto prirodnim vyvojovem
pasmu deju nema mista Buh.
Plzenske statnf zastupitelstvi
odsoudilo no pro ruseni katoli-.
ckeho nabozenstvi k l mesici
vezeni bezpodminecne. Zakon,
ktery byl pravnim podkladem
rozsudku, je star 100 let. OF
cove naseho naroda, kteri zas
dali v Narodnim shromazdeni,
dali moudre vyv6trat celou ma
hromadenou nevdli a hluboce o
ddvodnenou nespokojenost,
ktera byla u mas po prevratu
proti katolicismu. Neupravili
pomer cirkve ku statu vubec.
A tax Zistalo to, co bylo pred
tim ma dale. A tax v Plzni cd
suzuji ucitele pro ruseni nabo-
zenstvi ma zaklad6 100 let sta
reho paragraph. Pokrokovi H.
de ptaji Sc nyni bezradne: Co
ted? A nikdo nevi, jak tuto
wee napraviti. Mezitim vzrn-
sta politicka moe katolicismu.
Po volbach bude ministerstvo
Skolstvl obsazeno klerikalem.
A tina bude po vsi zemi. - LIE
gionarsky Sm6r.
We skole pro papousky. Ne
kteri lide vytkli 81 "a "zivotni
ukol" uceni papouskd reci. Do
jedne takove skoly pro papou-
sky uvadi mas liceni kterehosi
anglickeho casopisu. Vyucova-
nj techto operenych umelcu W.
zaduie velmi mnoho trpelivo-
sti a obratnosti. Kazdy papou-
SEX ma vlastni klec, ktera jest
prikryta latkou primerene ten
kou, aby sice privadela svemu
obyvateli dostatek svetla, FARO
ven zabranovala mu pozorova
ii okoli, co by zajiste zpn-
sobovalo u n6ho tekavost. Ia
koveto klece stoji We velkem
poctu We skolni mistnosti a u
prostred zaujme misto ucitel,
ktery hlasite a zretelne pred
nasi slova, jimz Sc zaci mali
nauciti. Slova tato opakuie
vzdy pc minute. Casio must u
citel po dlouhe hodiny vyslovo
vati neunavne tato slova, az
konecne nektery 2 jeho sveren
Gu zmuze Sc ma neco kloudn6j-
siho, nez jsou pouhe neladne
skreky. Konecne vsak padne sc
me ma 1rodnou pIdu; jeden 2
ucelivejsich zakd zacne DO u
citelovi slova opakovati. Kdyz
sc dostal tax daleko, re mu-
ze je vysloviti bez chyby, po-
tom ma uz ucitel vyhrano, ne
bot vycviceny papousek "vyu-
cuje" nyni uz sve ostatnf druhy
netreba vice nez nechati jej O
samote mimi a bude Jim tax
caste naucena slova opakovati,
re konecne. asi behem jednoho
dine vsichno sc svemu 1kolu do
bre nauci.
l.aska ridi6e ke stroll. Stalo
Sc velike nestestf. Po silnici u
jizdel velikou rychlosti auto
r,obii, rizeny pevnou a obrat-
nou rukou. Nahle v pine jizde
zlomila Sc Spice pfedniho ko-
la. Stroj v pine sile smyknul
automobilem. VIZ najel ce-
sty ma naSep. prehOupl SO nTes
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JSuUv0sS uIOuCny "
Rumunsku. Ma zpravy zahra-
nicniho tisku, v nichz byly wy
slovovany pochybnosti O rade-
nj jedovate mouchy Rumun-
sku,, dopisovatel Ceskosloven-
|ske tiskove kancelare dotazal
|se u riditelstvf zverolekarske
zdravotni sluzby ministerstva
zemedelstvi ma tento pripad.
Ufedne mu bylo potvrzeno, ze
,tento hmyz druhu Similium Co
lumbachenze znamy zde pod
jmenem "kolumbacska mou-
cha, pochazi 2 okoli Goluba-
ce severnlm Srbsku, kde kla-
de larry do potoki podel Du-
maize. Kazdy rok hmyz tento
pfiletava do Rumunska, ale nj
kdy jeste v takovem mnozstvi
jako letos. Moucha vyskytla Sc
" patnacti departementech,
nejprve v Mehedintzi, pax 81
fila Sc ma sever poslednich
dnech objevila sc az u Turdy v
Transylvanii. Jest nebezpecna
hlavne dobytku a dosud il pa
dlo "a obet' pres 10000 kusn,
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-10-27

Republican Judge of the Superior
Court Of Cook County He Has Been Highly Endorsed for
His Past Efficient judicial Record by the Chicago Bar As
ISOLATION and by the Cook County Bar Association. His
Name Fourth the Ballot The Vast Army of Voters
Of Every and Nationality in This City and County WILL
Tuesday, November 6, Loyalty Stand by Hon. Hugo
Pam, for He VIII Be Reelected.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-10-27
HON. JOSEPH B. DAVID, CANDIDATE
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR
COURT, HIGHLY PLEASED WITH
HIS COLORED FRIENDS WHO TEN
DERED HIM A ROYAL BANQUET.

gentleman has just entered the room
and | have sensed the desire of the
company to hear him. He is not re-
CURED to say word in his own be-
half in this company, but according
to your wish you will hear a word
from Mr. Morris" Mr. Morris re
sponded in few we'll chosen words.
The POSTMASTER here stated that
Hon. Adelbert H. Roberts would in
troduce the guest of the occasion, and
in about two minutes, Mr.. Roberts
made very brilliant address.
Judge David told of his early ex-
periences and charmed the company
by stating some things not known to
the company, about and among the in
stitutions that were a part of Chicago
life in his early days. The judges
address was not political but charm
ingly personal and all hands enjoyed it
TO the utmost.
Mr.. H. "A. Watkins, Col. John r.
Marshall, Mr. Morris Lewis, Mr..
Julius F. Taylor, Mr. James Hale
Porter, Mr.. John S. King, Mr.. g. j.
Waring, Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Ben
nett, Rev. ]. A. Winters, Mr.. J. P.
Harden, Mr.. John M. BRONSON, Mr..
Irwin G. Mollison, Mr.. ]. E. Wilkins,
Mr.. ]. B. Cashin, Mr.. Samuel E.
White, Mr.. Robert De Priest, Mr.. G.
Byron, minor, Mr.. A. N. Fields, Mrs.
Georgia Houston Jones' Mr. James N.
Simms. DR.. George w. Prince, DR..
w. II. Davis, Mr.. Harry M. Cooper.
Mr.. J. Tripper, Mr.. Milton P. Old
ham, Mr.. Cary B. Lewis, Mr.. w. III.
a. Moore, Mr.. Jerry Brumfeld, Mr..
s. A. T. Watkins, Mr.. George w.
Blackwell, Mr.. Alva L. Bates, Mr..
Willis H. Higgins, Hon. Edward H.
Wright, Mr.. Albert B. George, Mr..
Ford S. Black, Mr.. r. S. Abbott, Mr..
w. E. Mollison the Hon. Joseph B.
David, the distinguished guest of the
long to be remembered occasion, Hon.
Oscar De Priest, Mr.. Frederick Bern
stein, Mr.. William c. Oxford, Mr.. ].
N. Baker, Mr.. VIM. J. Latham, Mr.. S.
A. Beadle, Mr.. S. L. Jones, Mr.. Har-
old Mosely, Mr.. John H. Randle, Rev.
James Garfield Walker, Hon. Henry
NJ Porter, Mrs. E. o. Massey Of St.
Louis, Mo-; Major N. Clark Smith,
Mr.. L. A. Newly, Prof. Harrison
Emanuel, and Hon. "A. L. Williams,
aside from the various speakers were
among those who were in evidence at
the highly delightful banquet given in
honor Of Judge Joseph B. David.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1923-10-27

The Sunday evening Forum of the
Cosmopolitan Community Center is
quite a treat to this neighborhood and
many interesting speakers will be
heard from time to time. The musical
part of the program will always be
well worth hearing. The sweet voiced
singer, Madam Florence Cole Talbert,
was well received. Mrs. George R..
Garner, her brilliant accompanist, was
at her best, Mr.. Eugene Burdette, one
of the most progressive young must
clans Of the city, rendered the piano
number, Drifting" which was inter
preted in very masterful way. He
has also composed some very excel
lent songs. Master Edward Piersall,
young boy Of ten years, also caused
a "stir" with the piano number,
Nearer My God to Thee" with vari-
ations, by Ryder. These two young
men are students Of Professor Sam
uel Lee, founder of the Coleridge
Taylor School OF Music at State and
36th place in the Binga Bank Build
ing. He is one Of the best known
piano teachers in the city and espe-
cially adapted to laying the founda
ton work His work always speaks
for itself and from time to time the
forum will be supplied from his large
class Of students, some Of its musical
numbers. Major A. E. Patterson's
address was full of valuable informa-
ton and was enjoyed by that brilliant
audience, which packed the audi
forum Of the Farren School. This is
step in the right direction, and
something so much needed in this
part Of the city, for the cultured popu-
lation are coming out south, and as
they are spending a great deal Of
money educating their children, it is
well to know that some one is making
an opening for these children to be
seen and heard outside the cabarets
and dance halls Of our great city
This center will surpass all others in
this respect, as the parents of this
community have always been inter
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been in the criminal courts, and this
is the first time / have ever known
this matter to be referred to in a re-
port of the committee.
The report also says that he would
not be fit man for the bench. Every
man familiar with Mr.. Morris attain
ments and practice Of the law in the
City of Chicago knows perfectly we'll
that in legal ability, disposition and
everything else that goes to make a
judge, he is the peer of any man on
either ticket This must have been
known both to the committee and the
members of the bar who voted at the
bar primary.
The statement Of the committee that
he would not make a fit Judge must
have been prompted solely by his
color. The small vote he received at
the bar primary was due solely to his
color. | guarantee that if any one
doubts this and will ask the lawyers
whom they meet IN Chicago indiscrim-
inately, 90 per cent of them will say
Of Mr. Morris what have said | say
it not only from his general reputation
as a lawyer, but from a long personal
acquaintance. friendship and expert
ence with him in court Aside from
his ability as lawyer, he was for
many years a member Of legislature
Dur 'ng one session, was member
with him and | can say emphatically
that there was no ADLER man in the
legislature than Mr.. Morris
| know of no man on either ticket
who is better qualified or whom | be-
lieve that would make a better judge,
and ] trust that the colored voters of
this City will give him such a vote as
emphat cally to show their disapproval
Of the report Of the committe and the
action Of the bar.
Very truly yours,
Clarence S. barrow.
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HON. CLARENCE S. BARROW,
ONE OF THE MOST EMINENT
LAWYERS IN THE UNITED
STATES, CHAMPIONS THE
CANDIDACY OF HON. ED
WARD H. MORRIS FOR JUDGE
OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
COOK COUNTY
The Following Letter Speaks for
Itself
Darrow, Sissman, Holly & Carlin
Lawyers
1870 140 N. Dearborn St.
Chicago
Clarence ). barrow Telephone
Peter Sissman Central OPS
William H. Holly
L. Carlin
Victor S. Yarros
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URBAN LEAGUE NEWS SERV.
ICE

About rs per cent Of the children
of the United States have ricketts, dur
ing the first two years of life, accord
ing to Miss Grace Abbott, chief Of
the Federal Children's Bureau, who
was one of the speakers at the annual
conference Of the National Urban
League last week at Kansas City,
Missouri.
1t is no discredit, but rather a great
pity, that the proportion Of colored
children suffering from this affection
is much higher than that Of white
children. OF course, these are not all
extreme cases, with enlarged heads
and bowed legs, but most Of them are
serious enough to cause fat feet,
chest deformities, etc.
ricketts, can be prevented The
causes have been found by medical
science to be lack of sunlight and i'm
proper diet. Sunlight is free and
should be used in abundance, and a
liberal proportion of fresh air taken
at the same time will help make it
hard for old man tuberculosis. AT
the Infant Welfare Station nearest
you, free of charge, or from your doc
tor, for small fee, you can get
advice on the proper feeding Of your
baby. For your baby's sake you can
not afford to neglect this precaution.
Do not put it off. Go at once.
Better spend a little time now and be
rewarded by a good, strong, healthy
bodied child than wait and later be
forced to say, eff I had only goneP
Don't forget this-if your baby has
no signs Of ricketts, now, and develops
them after you have read this article,
in all probability IT WILL BE
YOUR OWN FAULT.