davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-08
Ell anO que viene.

Segun Sc va aproximando ell ano
nuevo, Sc nota una mayor animation
entire todos los fans y estan pendien-
tes de todos los concentrates que Sc
derivan del Rey Deporte.
La reaparicion de la novena local
puerto Rico" Y del terrible slugger
Guzman, representa- para la aficion
basebolera, ell verdadero resurgir de
aquellas gloriosas luchas deportivas
entire las novenas "Fisk", "Ponce" y
"Mayagiiez", que han sido recordadas
aiio tras afio.
Otra novedad que tendremos ell pro-
ximo ano sera la vista la isla de la
formidable novena americana "Allen-
town., que esta integrada por exec
lentes jugadores PROFESSIONALS.
En- resumen: dias de emocion Sc
ran los venideros, en- que no habra
domingo que no Sc juegue pelota de
Liga Grande.
Luis PROGRESS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-08
INCENDIO EN- PONCE

En- Ia maGrugada del 4 del corricn-
te, un incendio dcstruy0 una casa de
dos plantas, de MADEIRA, sta en- Ia calle
"Agua', del Sr. Rcgino Verdeguez, ase-
gurada en- 5000. Una casa contigua SUI
fri6 tambitn despcrfectos. Sc investi-
ga
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-08

Ell del No
regalo muer ependdo
Alabastro
Jabn
las Una Lmpar, Invisible Lapiz Labo
hermoo precio e de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-08
Los muchachos de la "Labra".

En- ell encuentro que tuvieron los
Havana Giants" con los muchachos
de la "Labra", habilmente dirigidos
por Don Pepito, Sc pudo notar ur.a
vez mas la buena ensenanza de que
estan revestidos los boys del famos
plantel educativo Jose M. de Labra".
Los cubiches como era justo no pre-
sentaron sus bases en- debida forma,
pero con todo y ESQ ambos contendien-
tes jugaron colosalmente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-08
Notas Deportiuas
.deroso slu-

(Camaron), Angulo y Ell poderoso slu-
gger Guzman.
No sabemos hasta ahora quien asu-
mira el mando de este temible equi-
po, y solamente podemos asegurar que
sera uno de los mas formidables equi-
pos de la isla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-19
NOVY PklPAD SMRTl ZAVI
NENY PLYNOVYMI
KAMNY.

v dome vlastni dcery v els.
2O72 vych. 55. ul. zahynula
vcera 80-leta pi. OLIVE Lever
sova. smrti, zavinenou opetn6
jedine tim, re Sc neopatrne pri
blizila K zanicenemu hofaku
plynovych kamen. Plynovy o.
top umisten byI blize oxen, a
kdyz Leversova okna otevfela,
ably vyhledla ma ulici, chytly
ma nj "a nastaleho pravanu
saty. Dcera jeji pf. Gailbrai-
tova, jez byla zamestnana v
kuchyni, ma pokfik stareny pri
chvatala pfikryvkami sc
snazila plameny zdolati. Ne
kteri sousedi privolali policii,
iez popalenou dopravila do ne
mocnice sv. LukaSe, kde pres
velkou namahu lekafii vecer
|skonala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-19
NESTESTf MA KRIzOvATCE
v NORTH RANDALL.

Ma krizovatce North Ran
dali a Erie drahy zastavilo sc
pojednou ma kolejich auto Ar
thura Reisenthala, majitele
Randall Heights garazi, prave
Y nebezpecny okamzik, kdyz
Sc blizil ku Clevelandu osobnl
vlak, ktery obycejne pfijfzdi '
11.50 hod. v noci. Reisenthal
veil sebou diva mladiky, ktefl
ale yeas jeste seskocili, takzc
z cele melody vyyazli pouhym
strachem. Ride Reisenthal sc
snazil do posledni chvile auto
dostati z nebezpecl, ale snaha
zlc Sc mu vyplatila, nebot' byl
zachycen a velice nebezpecne
zranen vnitrne i ma pateri, jak
shledali lekari nemocnici sv
Alexise, kan byl dopraven.
Auto vleceno bylo as pade'
sat stop podel trate zniceno
Die svedeckych vypovedi uvf
zlo auto v blate nedaleko ko
left, strojvedouci vlaku pax je'
zvolna, "a stalych vystraznycf
znameni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-19
K STAVcE SLEvACU A
JADRARO.

Slevaci a jadrafi Il Superior
Foundry jsou ma stavce pro
zvyseni mzdy. Spolecnost pra
We oznamuje, zc pristoupila k
The American Plan Associa-
Ition, ktera nehodla dale vyjed
navati $ unit a naopak snazi Sc
mzdy stlacovati a zvysiti den
nj hodiny. V nekolika pripa-
dech byly t6chto dilnach sni-
zeny mzdy az pres 500.
Glen slevacske unie Jest sta
noviti d6lnictvu v cleveland
skych slevarnach plat takovy,
ably mohlo slusne ziti a vycho-
vati rodiny svoie dobre ame-
ricke obGany. Dosavadni mzdy
pax tomu nepripoust6ly a me-
~ by byti zvyseny tax, jak jest
lpozadovano.
Verime, ze by delnictvu ci-
zine Zrozenemu m6la byti We
lnovana tataz pozornost, jake
americkemu, jsmet' vsichni
konkurenti ma trhu pr;ice, ma
me tutez zodpovednost ko-
necne pravo ma mzdu zivot
usnadnujici.
Neamericke chovani tetO
spolecnosti donutilo mas lid do
stavky pro stejnou spravedl-
most. Mezinarodni slevacsk;
|unie podporuje stavkafe fl
nancne, ale isme jist6 opravne-
nj k podpore mravni veskere-
no delnickeho lidu.
Zelezarstvi a ocelarstvi Jest
zakladnim prnmyslem Ameri-
ky. Billiony dollarG byly vyte-
zeny z prirodnich jejich zdro-
iu a lid, ktery vykonava tuto
|tezkou praci, "a ktere Sc sta
va tolik uraz1, jiste ma dosta.
vati pom6rnou mzdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-19
PRVNf VfTEZSTVf LETOSNl
SPORTOVNf SEZONY.

CcskoslovensNy sportovni klub
Cleveland Zacal letoSni foot
ballovou sezonu znacnym uspe
chem. Ia vcerejSiho utkani $
mad'arskym teamem Banat Y
Edgewater parku ma hristi I.
= porazil soupere Y druhe po-
lovine FL, kdezto v prvnim
oddeleni zIstal boj nerozhod-
nut nasledkem neprizniveho We
tru. Celkovy vysledek byl 81
&C druzstvo nase bylo jinak Y
nevyhode, jelikoz ieden do
bfe trenovanych hrat1, Old
Doksansky pro zraneni "a mi
mule hry nemohl Startovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-19
MLADfK OBETf vLASTNf
NEROZVAzNOSTl.

Ma nakladni vlak drahy Nj
excl Plate ma krizovatce Buck
eye rd. snazil sc vcera vysko.
|citi 17lety Louis Goodhart, 2
|c. 1O601 Parkview ave. S. f.
Uklouzla mu vsak noha, takze
Sc zebriku jednoho vagonu
|spadl primo ma koleje a byl
lvlakem rozdrcen. Nest astnik
Sc cht6l svesti iako slepy pa.
SAFER.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-19
NALEZ ZAHADNEHO
MUzE.

Northrandallsky marsal L.
Fctzer nalezl vcera bez cile Sc
toulajiciho muze, jenz nem1ze
mluviti a u n6hoz nebyla ma
lezena ami znamka, jez by mo-
hla vesti k jeho ztotozn6ni.
Muz Sc snazil n6kolikrate "a.
staviti cetn6 automobily, ale
marne. Byl dodan cleveland
ske policii a pozdeji do ne
mocnice. DIE vseho jedna sc
o nahle pomateni smyslG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-19
|SNAHY, ABY REPuBLIKAN.
SKY SJEZD ROMAN BYL;
v NASEM MESTE.

Kongresnik T1eodor f. Bur
ton predseda ksnvencniho W.
boru Tippecanoe Clubu ozna-
mil. ze We ctvrtsk konana bude
schnze, ma ktere ucinen bude
pokus velky Sized repubh-
kanske strany, pfipadajici ma
|r. 1924, pofadan byl v Cleve-
lande. Jistym to arci neni, ne
bot 0 toto vysnamenani Sc u
lchazi i San Francisco a st.
Louis.
Burton hodla podporovati
Cleveland ale pfeie ST poznati,
ida jest to skutecne pranim
|vseobecnym zda bude take 0.
patfen nutny dosti znacny fl
nancni naklad. San Francisco
|jiz dnes zaruGilo $35O.OOO a
! o Clevclandu jest domnivano
ze by zaruciti Sc mohl as ctyrt
milionem. Proslycha Sc, ze
konkurovati budou 0 Sized
New York . Washington.
NcjnebezpecnejSim soupe,
| rem Clevelandu zda Sc byti
New York, nebot' konani sic.
zdu ma Hudsonu by bylo i stra.
|tcgickym cinem domacf politi.
ky, jehoz dcelem bylo by vra.
ititi cely stat strane republican
ske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-19
ZOUFALY SKOK DO JEZE
RIA ERIE.

Ones rano po 3. hodine sko-
ella v Gordon Parku do jezera
Erie slusne odena zena. Zou-
faly Gin spatfil iisty autoista,
jenz Sc pokousel zenu zachra-
niti, ale nemel lspechu. Privo-
lana policie tiinacteho precink
tn po utopene patra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-19
NOVA RODINA TRU-
CHLOHRA.
Otec zastrelil vlastniho syna.

Obstarozni manzele Priverovi
1892 zap. "A. ul., &C m9li iiz
til dorostle syny, Sc ma stara
kolena dali rozvesti, coz Sc ze-
jmena t6zce nesl manzel, o
kterem byvala manzelka a diva
synove Sc domnivali, re zije v
Detroit.
Vcera dlel u matky 23-lety
syn obou, William Priver roz
mlouval > mladsim bratrem
Martinem, kdyz Sc pojednou
otevrely dvere vstoupil sta
ry Priver a revolverem ohrozo-
val Williama. PoslednejSi sko-
Gil po otci, aby iej odzbrojil,
ale oba upadli ma zem Ia
nedlouho pax "a zapasu tfesk-
la rama. Starry Priver zastrcil
zbran do kapsy a vybehl zad-
mimi dvermi. Postfeleny syn
dopraven byl do mestske ne.
mocnice, kde aniz by nabyl We
domi, "a kratko zemrel. Jedi
nymi sv6dky odpoledniho W.
stupu byl zmineny 21-lety syn
Martin a matka obou hochd
53-leta Marie Priverova.
Pachatel zatcen byl pozdeji
V byte jineho syna Johna, v {.
BIG zap. 50. ul. a dopraven
k policejnimu vyslechu, pravil,
re sice revolver mel, ale z ne
no vysla osudna pro syna rama,
re byla pouze vypalena ne
st'astnou nahodou.
Manzele Priverovi byli cd
scbe soudn9 rozlouceni dne Z.
brezna, matka lila Il SYM,
kdezto otec odejel do Michi-
gan. Rozluku soudni mel ma
sledovati rozvod. Vcera odpo
ledne objevil Sc pojednou Il
syna Johna, kde prohlasil L.
mysl, re navstivi manzelku a
ostatni syny. John pOzoroval
ma otci znacne rozcileni a sna-
I'll sc iej od tohoto umyslu od-
vratiti, ale marne. Kdyz Pri-
vcr odesel, sam sc dostavil, ne
tuse mic dobreho, ma policejni
stanici desateho precinktu,
kde svoje obavy sdelil poruci-
kovi H. Loehukemu, tento pra
vii, re do naznaceneho domu
ihned vysle policejniho straz-
nika, nacez John ponekud u
pokojen Sc vracel domu. Ia
dive minuty pozd6ji ohlasena
byla jiz smutna udalost policej
ne. Otec po hroznem skutku
odeSel k Johnovi, ktery prave
prisel re stanice, ale nemel do
sud tuseni, jake drama Sc v by
te rodicu odehralo. Dostaviv-
81 sc "a n6kolik okamzikG po-
licie, iez otce zatkla, mu ira
gedii vysvttlila.
Kdyz Sc starry Priver vratil
domn. ieho byvala zena prava
spala, ale uslySela hluk, vstala
a otevrela dvefe sveho pokoje
kdyz rama. jez il zbavila sy-
ma. padla.
Vlastnim otcem zavrazdenJ
mladik byl znmestnan The
Cleveland Electric Illuminat
ing Co.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-19
Ze skoly.

Ucitel: Povez mi, Vyfesile,
co vis o Palackem?
Zak mlci.
Ucitel: No velky -
Yak: Palacky je velky par
mix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-19
"LoUTKA"

| III hoIIlI Iid LII <tu Nd NCSClou
francouZskou operetku, jeji-
miz tvdrci jsou Ordene a An
dram. Del veseleho dilka jest
lv kratkosti osud snad NJ pone-
kud mnoho naivniho mnicha
Lancelota, jenz zanevre ma re
my a chce zivot pohrbiti V osa-
melosti ponurych zdi klaster-
nich. Stryc jeho nabizi mu
vsak 100000 franku, pak-li ze
Sc ozeni. o tom dovi sc ma
zany prednosta klastera a pre-
mluvi Lancelota, iak zabiti
dye mouchy jednou ranou, IL
skati klasteru penize soucas
Inc zlstati cudnym panicem,
tim zpusobem, re sc ozcni -
"jen $ loutkou", mistrnym to
lvyrobkem komickeho Hilaria,
Ivynalezce a nebezpecneho to
"konkurenta' sameho Edisona,
Mnich 81 jde pro loutku, tato
jest nahodou dcerou vynalez.
ce 6ipernou Alesii, poskozena
Alesie, aby Sc vyhnula otcov5
hnevu, predstavuie loutku sa.
ma a nyni jest vlastne popu.
St6na nzda pravemu francouz.
Iskemu espritu. Napad sice
ponekud nehorazny. ale bavi
:svrchovane originelnimi napa.
dy. X tomu dosti pGvodni, vsi
Ivsednosti sc vymykajici hud-
ba. coz ODE spojeno, pusobilo
Ina obecenstvo neodolatelnym
humorem. Hrano bylo velice
dobfe a take sbory sc lepe dr.
zely, ac podobna operetka by
lvyzadovala vetsi vypravy. Jen
trochu dlouhe pfestavky byly
jaksi jinak vseobecne dobre nj
lade ma zavadu. Nep6knym
dojmem pax pGsobi, kdyz "a
otevfene hry ochotniku objevi
Sc hlavy i cele postavy zvedav-
eli, myslime. re pro divaky je
misto Y hledisti Il nikoli ma je-
visit.
Nejvetsi zasluhy zdar ma
| il hlavni predstavitele stezej-
Mich Gloh Alesie Lancelet, pi.
A. Maresova a p. B. Sixta; oba
podali skuteGne to neilepsi jak
hrou i zpevem. lIilarius hiram
byi naleZitou davkou humo-
I'll p. AL. klimesem. Pusob-
most ostatnich roll pax sc o.
mezuje ien ma nektera iednani
a tn slusi doznati, re Sc cinil
kazdy. ably operetka podana
byla pekne.
Dobre 81 pocinal p. F. Pala,
jake "obrklasternik' s cha
sou feholni pp:, j. Matyas, j.
Stupka, Y. Preisler. Velice sc
nam zamlouval p. Hartman Y
uloze bonvinta Lormoise a v
obdobne roll barona p. V. Ka-
van. Manzelku Hilariovu hra.
la S porozumenim pi. NJ. Ried-
Iowa 4 cipernou spolecnisti pi
T. kulhanova. V menSi lloz
ce komorne pax poprve vystou
pila 81. G.. Matyasova.
| Pekna baletni vlozka tfi lot
TEX byla dobfe nastudovans
sleGnami M. Sixtovou, Rance
YOU a Doskocilovou. v ciper
mem Henrykovi libil sc nam p
lStrachota podobne dobryn
byl notar p. f. Pelicha i PIP
Vejlupek a Riedl Y ,ilozkach e
pisodnich.
Hru nastudoval riditel y. A
klimeS, kdezto hudebniho par
: til obvyklou svedomitosti zh,
still sc p. A. Cepek. Ne mems
zasluha patfi i sokolske hud
be, jez odbstarala doprovod.
4 K Will zmene repertoire, je
7 hoz Sc zmocnila patrne operet
! ka. pfipravuje Sc pro dubnov'
/ predstaveni krasne drama Jar
, Hilberta "Vina', doufejmez
| ze obecenstvo uzna tuto snah,
: a naplni zaiiste tax dunn jak,
} jsme byli svedci her lehcfh'
/ razu.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
SEEKS $4,000 FUND.
colored Y. W. C. A. will Open
Campaign on March q Next.

The Phyllis wheatiey Y. w. c. A.
colored, Will open it's campaign for
$4,000 for maintenance and extern
sion work on March >. The receipts
of the organization for 1922 were
S2s.0e5.a7 and the expenses were s34,-
$3.50. This association, which is sew
enteen years old, and is directly affil-
lated with tine national. Y: w. c. A.
or New York city. has a board of di-
rectors and management composed
entirely OF colored women.
Miss L. +. G. Merritt has been'eIect-
ed chairman for the campaign, with
twenty captains and ten groups of
1n, nre mem bers each under each cap
The captains elected are: Mrs. Fran
ces Boyce, Miss Kitty Bruce Miss
Marina Barksdale. Mrs. A. E. Crorn.
vel. MIS-. NJ: e: Cabaniss, Mrs. NJ. A.
asine sf. Corrothers. Mrs Madge Cuney.
MISS Ethel Graham, Miss Susie Green
mrs. X: F. Hamlin. Mrs. J. W HamiI,
ton. Miss Hattie Ivey, Miss sarah
9!anifer: Mrs Kelly Miller. Mrs. Alma
scout Miss NJ. P. Shadd. Mrs. lula
shaw and Mrs. E. V. c Williams
Evening star., 1923-02-15
NATIONAL GARDEN WEEK
ENDORSED PRESIDENT
LII. Harding Writes Letter to
Women's Clubs Federation
Praising Movement.

The program of the General Fedora
tiop of Women's Clubs to conduct a
national garden week campaign, April
% TO %. has been Endorsed by Presi-
dent Harding. In a letter to Mrs.
Thomas q. Winter. president of the
federation. :he President said:
Il am glad to assure you of my
hearty Endorsement of the program OF
The General! Federation of Womens
Clubs for a national garden week this
spring. The benefits both to irdivid-
uals who take part and to the COM
munity as a whole are SO obvious that
they seem hardly to require enumera-
ton. :
The garden movement. Mrs. Winter
holds. means a great deal more than
getting little plot OF land where the
child or the grown-up can raise a few
sweet peas or radishes. 1T means"
she continued, that serene contact
with the vitality and reliability and
Serenity of nature. Of purpose and
fulfllment, OF human life as related
to forces infinitely greater than itself.
That's the reason we clubWomen are
backing garden week. We believe in
the kind of activity that links itself
with ordered purpose-that sees the
day as a part of eternity.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
ST z

Sport coats of double
face materials; deep
shawl collar; sizes for
misses and women.
Evening star., 1923-02-15

pedestrians ponder over the curved
lines and circles. as In a maze, and
each time they pass. they look back
with sigh, and a furtive look back
ward TO see If a traffic cop Is chug-
gtng up behind.
All Slow Down.
If the whirlpool does nothing else,
II serves to cause automobile drivers
TO slow down and in some cases stop
section. Then. with an Il guess It's
ali right TO go ahead shove her i'll
high and pass on through.
The lines and circles have been on
the street now for more than week.
and each day draws its little crowd
10 discuss what it's ALL about. But
today there were added eight signs,
added nothing to what is already
crosswalkMKeep to the Right
These were red and white on black
and white striped stanchions. In
the center of the street. forming a
-ere signs which read: Rotary
Traffic
Scissors Grinder Takes n Chance.
Grinders" jangling his bell. He stop
ped. studied the white lines which
curve between the pavements, made
nothing out of them, increased the
number of strokes on his bell. trust
ing not to the safety the lines were
intended to afford to pedestrians, and
made a dash for the outher side OF the
street. He heaved sigh of relief as
lie set his grindstone down when he
made the sidewalk In safety He got
nothinG out of the lines, except "a. little
worry as TO his safety. He did get
Evening star., 1923-02-15

whirlpool had apparently sent It.
Across X street came q woman with
a little child. With childish curiosity
he sought information from the wom-
an and stopped in the middle OF the
street for explanation. right In a
square set or by white lines. That
is for safety. his mother told him
Is she grabbed his arm and made for
the Sidewalk, displaying little conn
dence even tn. the information that
she had impaired.
Even Policemen In whiPl.
Those who would abide by the traf-
dc regulations are waiting patiently
for some one to tell them just what
they must do upon reaching the whiri-
pool. They hesitate about going in,
but once in. they want to know how
to get out without running afoul OF
more regulations. However. there
should be little worry there. as po-
liceman has been observed lowering
around this corner for long time.
He was asked what It's all about.
He didn't know. -.-
Inspector Headley chief Of the traf-
flee bureau, IL is/ understood. does
know about the traf1c whirlpool. But
Evening star., 1923-02-15
S Z

Brown, navy, reindeer
and cam suedine,
velour and Pollyanna
cloth; sizes II to 38.
Evening star., 1923-02-15

18th street northwest. In which She
has an equity OF $4,000. ne sayse has
bonds worth $4,000. and aiaa,onds
valued at $1,000. She also receives,
s35 per meath from the veeerans'
Bureau for his war service. tfue hus
band declares. His WIFE has al ali
times been better of than he, the de-
money to him on several occasions
Bradford says he owes $4,000 and
that his income does not exoked 500
per month. He is represented by At.
forney r. 4 Morehouse.
Evening star., 1923-02-15

United States announced today.
The delegates from Warrington In
clude the following: Robert l. Brad
shaw OF the chamber; Charles J.
Brand OF the Department OF Asricul-
ture: Alan G. Goldsmith and Q. p.
Hopkins OF the Commerce Depart
ment: Egmont r. koentg Of the War
Department: Ben H Lambe. James
Moore. John J. O'Connor, John N.
Redpath and c. D. Snow of the Cham
her OF Commercs of-the United States,
and Lacey c. Zapf OF the International
Chamber of Commerce.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
$2'7

Sport and dress coats
most of them fur
trimmed. Bolivia and
suedine.
tThe Heclt Co., second door
Evening star., 1923-02-15
COL. MEARs GIVEN NEW POST

Lieut.. Col. Frederick Mears. Corps
OF Engineers. who has been superin-
tending railroad construction and
road building in Alaska for several
years, past, has been relieved from
that duty and ordered to Seattle.
Wash. for duty in the 9Th Corps Area.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
What Makes Traffic Whirl?
And, If 1t Does, Why Pool 1t?
to washington-a

Introducing to washington--a
trafflc whirlpool. whatever that IL.
1t is located at 18th and X streets.
Every motorist passing that spot
within the last week has slowed
down, looked hard. and listened. What
he saw was a picture pussle. What
he heard were the wheels turning
round In his own head. Only that. and
nothing more.
Having examined the intersection
and the picture puzzle. the motorist
proceeds. with a determination to live
a cleaner, better life.
The new traffic whirlpool is there.
What traffic whirlpool is is being
kept a secret. while motorists and
Evening star., 1923-02-15
MSISTS AlIM0NY PLEA.
Granville G. Bradford Denies His
Wife Needs Support,

Granville c. Bradford. reat estate
broken, yesterday opposed the grant
ing Of temporary alimonv to his wife.
Betty Il. Bradford. He denies that
she Is In need. of support from him
pending the hearing of her suit
again sn him. She owns a house, 1922
Evening star., 1923-02-15

/, The subjects OF reparations and
fhe allied debts are given promi-
nent places on the program. The
general question of financial meas
ures necessary for the restoration
Of international trade will also come
before the meeting. =
Evening star., 1923-02-15
D. c. MEN TO GO TO ROME.
Eleven Picked for International
Chamber Of Commerce Meeting.

Eleven mon from Washington. will
he among the two hundred American
business mon who are to attend the
second general meeting of the Inter-
national Chamber of Commerce to
be held At Rome from March Is to
a.. the Chamber OF Commerce of the
Evening star., 1923-02-15
GEN. ALLEN ORDERED HOME.

Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen. who COM
manded the American forces In the
Rhine valley, has been ordered to this
rity and will report to the chief of
staff for assignment to duty. He will
start for the United States in a few
daNS.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
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Skirts Curtains
Coats Sweaters
Waists Coverings
Draperies
GinShams
StoekInss
Everything

Euy Diamond Dyes'-no other kind
and follow the simple directions in every
package. Don't wonder whether you can
dye or tint successfully, because perfect
home dyeipg is guaranteed with Diamond
Dyes even IL you lave never dyed before.
Just tell your druggist whether the material
you wish TO dye is wool or silk, or whether
1t is linen. cotton, mixed goods. Diamond
Dyes never streak. spot. fade. or run
Evening star., 1923-02-15

Smith IL sec you are planting
onions. Welt there's nothing like
onions to ktlf disease germs,
Brown--Yes, but how on earth are
you going te get the germs. to cat
Evening star., 1923-02-15

Job. One of the little crowd on the
corner handed him penknife to
grind. He appeared relieved that
something had come. along to take his
mind out of the whirl into which the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25
TWO new SALES
RECORDS BROKEN
Summer Months Fail to
Slow Up Sales

DETROIT. Aug. ss.--Juiy brought
two new sales records to the Ford
Motor company.
In addition 10 bringing retail de-
llveries OF Ford cars and trucks into
the midsummer season with n new
high record for the month. July also
carried the sales figures for the year
past the million mark.
Increasing popularity Of the Ford
IL most strikinEiy illustrated In the
figures just announced. which show
that from January TO August this
year sales OF cars and trucks BY the
Ford Motor company totaled 1852.
sss in the United States alone. And
the rapidly OF the increase in de
mand Is further emphasized in tho
fact that sales for the frs, seven
months OF the year. during which the
million mark was passed. were 3si.-
1876 greater than for the same period
last year. when they totaled s5o.i90.
July sales mounted 10 i5s.sos, an
increase OF 1881 over the same
month n year ago.
For Is consecutive months. now,
Ford sales have been well over 1907
900 every month.
Production, which, by tho way. Is
set at a higher schedule for August
than any mont so far. apparently
continues TO be the only factor limit.
ing sales Of Ford cars and trucks.