davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-04-06
SPREAD MANURE ON FIELDS
To Increase Value and Bulk of Fer
tilizer It Should Be Hauled Out
at Once.

Get the manure out as fast as it is
made if cit is possible to do so. You
can generally find mornings when the
ground is frozen in which TO do this,
and a few hours work turns the trick.
Bed well and thus increase the bulk Of
manure made.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-04-06
CARE REQUIRED FOR CHICKS
Where Confined Young Fowls Must BE.
Given Greens and Animal Feeds,
Also Exercise.

Confined quarters increase the,
amount of work required to raise
chicks. If attempted. the care differs
from that of range chicks, in that
greens and ANIMAL foods must be pro-
vided, also exercise. If too closely
confined. it is almost impossible to
grow chicks at profit, even with the
most constant and faithful care.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-04-06
USE FOR SURPLUS SKIM MILK
DaIrynan or Farmer Who Doesn't
Own Flock Of Chickens to Utilize
By-Product Is Lacking.

The dairyman or farmer who doesn't
have enough chicks to handle his sur
plus of skim milk, knowing. its great
value for chickens, should either build
up sidelIne flock Of his own to utilize
this valuable by-prcduct probably. or
else market it among the tanners and
nouifry raisers In hIA eo-umInity
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-04-06
CURE HAY FROM ANNUAL CROP
Considerable Bother Experienced With
Soy Beans and MiIIet Because
No Sod Formed.

1t is always considerable bother to
cure hay from an annual crop like soy
beans or millet, because no sod is
formed as is the case with clover.
Clover is more cheaply grown because
1t is sown with grain cOp. For soy
beans the land must be plowed, pre-
pared and seeded.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-04-06
Economy.

Let us learn .the meaning of econ
omy. Economy is high human Office
Ia sacrament. when its aim is grand.
when 1t is the prudence of simple
tastes. when it is practiced for free
dom, or love. or devotion.-Emerson.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-04-06

Passing Through the Panama Canal.
1t takes ship about ten hours to
make the trip through the Panama
canal.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-04-06

At times you get just what you want
and at other times good salesman
waits on you.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-04-06
Thought for the Day.

The average son takes the advice
OF his father just like the father took
advice from his father.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-04-06

All make mistakes. The smart guy
doesn't make the same mistake twice.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-04-06

Queer how a mans better half is al
ways looking for his worst side. b
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-02-15

Years To-
fcx fNA
WhscA Tax
SuetissSscn So Istsn- ara
OF Sscxicn issn e1tss PITY
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-02-15

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12

zivali, chovali Sc k MIN urazli-
We jake k clenGm naroda 'fniz
siho." Cesti herci byli nuceni
hrati v nemeckych hrach, coz
temto neuskodilo, protoze cesti
herci umeli dobre nemecky
(za to mad jejich cestinou Ne
ruda casio 81 zoufaD; hure
bylo, re nemecti herci vypoma
hall We hrach ceskych, zacha-
zejice cestinou tax, ze to 81
'ce nekdy budilo u obecenstva
veselost, ale casteji "zalost a
hnev srdcich vernych vlasten
cd, ze jest Jim snaseti haneb-
ne lamani jazyka ceskeho ma
divadle, ma nez z penez zem-
skych, tedy z kapes ceskych,
'znacne Sc priplaci, ably neme-
'cka predstaveni dmy netrpala".
Co bidy, pokorovani tezke
'prace po celia desetileti. nez by
10 vybudovano samostatne ces-
ke divadlo! A pri tom snazila
'se Peskova jako tenkrat kde
kdo, povolany nepovolany, 0
rzsifenl repertoaru, preklada-
la CHI hry, zpracovavala move
de cizich (sllWko 'dle' je tax
trapne charaktefisticka pro
itehdejsi cesloy } repertoar!
zdramatisovavala povidky a re
n1any, stavajic Sc tax ceskou
ch-Pfeifferovou. (Nemecka
herecka oblibena v te dobe
yelkoVyrobkyne dramatickych
her zpracovanych podle roma
MI. Neruda pokladal jeji hry
"a vhodnou vypm chudeho re-
pertoaru.)
i Vyznam Peskove pro vyvoj
naseho divadla jest nesmirny
ale to by byla zvastni kapito.
la. ia dnes cht6la bych spise
upozorniti ma jeji hrdinstvi Lie
ske ma to, jak dovedla spojit
lkol matersky S lkolem zen,
verejn6 chime "a zivotnich oko
, nosti nejtezsich. Nebylo spole
. hani ma stat, ale ,jen ma seb,
: sama a velkym ukolem rost
la sila a podnikava energie
Materstvi bylo veci osobni ra
: dosti, dnstojnosti j hrdinne cti
! Neteoretisovalo Sc Q nem a p,
: kladalo sc v bfde "a "bozi p
. zehnani.' Nebyla to tupa ode
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
Ohyvatele Novych Hebrid o
hromeni kinemato9rafem.

~ss Os.A~AAs kAsssSssAsseS6Aes - SAAAs
"Jorna" oznamuje z jednoho
z nejvzdalen6jsich ostrov1 No
vych Hebrid, ze tamni obyva-
tele. kteri "a valky 81 pocinali
We Francii velmi statecne, ne
jevili stejne statecnosti pri
prvnim pfedstaveni kinemato-
grafickem, ktere videli. PrVni
film predstavoval kopAnou a
vyvolal veselost mladeze; sta
II zustalo nehybni a jake zpi-
tomeli. Druhy film ukazoval u
lici Glasgove a nevzbudil "a
jmu. Ale kdyz zapocal treti
film ma platne Sc objevila 10
komotiva ujizdejici plnou pa
rou, nastalo zdeseni. Deti "a
caly ivat desem a vsichni pr
chali re salu, ktery byl "a
chvili prazdny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
ZE zIvOTA cESKE HERE
i. tKY ELlSkY PESKOVE.
DR.. Zdenka Haskova.

@ tradici, to jest tom, co
predchozimi pokolenimi bylo
vykonano tito, mluviva Sc ia
ku O censi prekonanem, a mia
di lide neseznamuii Sc 5 tim,
malice take Ia to, re tradice
sc ,dedi proste jako majetek.
NAvedi, re jest nutno dobyva-
ii 81 il, jak to dobre vyladfuje
Goethuv Faust WAS .du
ererbt Won deinen Vaetern
hast, erwirb es, um es zu be-
sitzen." "Co dedictvlm isl do
stal DO otcich, sam dobud' 81,
abys to MEL Tradice jest pro
kazdeho jednotlivce now I'm w
bojem, jako pritomnost a -bu-
doucnost. z neznalosti teto pra
vdy vyplyva, myslim, hlavne
nechut' mladych k tradici, ja-
ko k necemu dobytemu, co ne
vyzaduie jiz mereni sill. A pre-
ce ien podle toho, jak Sc kdo
dovede zmocniti minulosti, lie
usuzovati, jak zmuze pfitom-
most a bude pusobiti v budouc
most, tvore sam jiz novou tradi
ci ne pro zapomenuti, ale pro
move dobyvani pristich genera
CT. Mic lepe neuci trpeti, pra-
covati vydrZeti, nez pohled
do minulosti. Mic take nedava
nastrannejSfho 'hfedfska nez
pohled vyzkouseny ma minulo-
sti, kde lie sledovati nejen po-
catky, ale konce deju osob-
Mich obecnlch a usuzovati die
Mich ma deje pritomne.
Tento livod mi vnuka tetba
pameti nasich herecek, zapi-
SEX zejmena, ktere "ucinila'
Eliska Peskova, jejiz umelec-
ka draha zapocala sc Y roce
ctyricatem osmem, i dobe "pc
litickeho probuzeni, vseobecnt
no ruchu, cinu a jednani. BY
la to podivuhodna rodina, ze-
jmena co sc tyce zen, ia rodi.
ma Peskova. Dede6ek a oteC
byli mekci vystupuji ma dra-
zesPeSkove spise co ochranc
Z jejich hodnot dusevnich -
tajni ovsem podporovatel{
jejich snah. Ale babicka jest
re zuly; v rodine vede slovo
protoze ona jest to, ktera m$
majetek nezlomnou energii
Zena q lidu, platenice bez vys
sihO vzdelani, ale prirozeni
moudra a az tvrde pfisna, pro
toze sc ucila Ii pfisneho ucite
le-zivota. Dceru, matku Pesko
We, vdava v 16 letech, opatru
ie il a jejimu muzi, cisnikov
hospodu zebrace, a kdyz j
dcera nejvyssim stupni teho
tenstvj, posila il nahle honen
pesky do Prahy ("vsak ona tt
vydrziv'), ably dite Sc narodi
10 v Praze. Po mnohych Ultra
pach, placic, dovlece Sc mlad;
zena po schodech maleho don
ku v Mai'ianske ulici a pred
dvefmi klesne. zachvacena b
lestmi porodrfrni. TAX narodi
ia Sc Eliska Peskova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12

vzdanost, ale hluboke intuitiv
nj pochopeni metafysickeho,
nadsmyslneho vyznamu lidske
no pocetf. Byla v tom ohromna
sila, a bylo by dobre obhled-
nouti Sc casem, dotknouti Sc -
iakO Antaios - Zeme - ira
dice, a cerpati z nj sill v dobe,
kdy sc jich nedostava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
ELISHA PESKOVA

MI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INA aok>H
ELISKA p
ZadnehO mazleni materske
no. Babicka vezme zahy dite
k sobe do Prahy, ably Sc ro-
dicu v hospode nezkazilo a po
'otci $nepnnemcilo. A zatim co
matka rodf dite "a ditetem =
bylo jich jedenact - neiprve
v Zebrace, pax v Praze, vycho
vava babicka nejstarsi vnucku
"a vzornou hospodyni. Y deseti
letech ma divka cd prani do kr
vava rozedrene ruce, ale do
skoly, pres jeji prosby, il ba-
bicka neposila, nebot' ma cteni
a trochu pocitani ''ie casu
dost". Psani poklada uz IA zby
tecnost, protoze pry z toho jen
nestesti pochazi, kdyz divka
mi psat a tim zpusobem milen
Gem Sc dorozumivat. Mela pa
trne cerne tuseni, babicka, ne
bot, nebyti znalosti pisma by
la by Sc vnucka 0 nekolik let
pozdeji tezko mohla dorozume
ii sc Svandou re Semcic, kdyl
.vidati jej bylo ii zakazano., ko
necne vsak prece posiiala vnu-
cku k jakemusi stryci, vyslou-
zilemu desatniku, ably il nau-
Gil cist, psat a pocitat. Teprve
pczdeji chodila Pesk3va do sko
ly radne, ovsem nemecke. Ce-
sky cisti a psati naucil il po-
zdeji sam Josef kajetan Tyl,
kdyz nj chtel udelati ceskou
herecku.
Jin6 jeste diva rodinne boje
cekaly divku: Ia divadlo a "a
lasku. Dnesni mlade pokoleni,
ktere dovoluie zadati 81 cd ro-
dicu nejen naproste osobni svo
body, ale prostfedku hmot-
nych jako samozreimych povin
nosti rodicovskych, nepochopi
uz, co znamenal kdysi takovy
hoj v rodine, lax drlil slabe a
ocelil slime.
Cd trinacti let snila Pesko-
va divade a lila jako Popel-
ka babiccine domacnosti -
vyjimkou dvou obdobl, Ztla-
venych pomerne volnosti V
Teplicich, kde mel otec najaty
hostinec a kde mohla choditi
do divadla. Jen noci, po pra-
ci, cetla tajne dramaticke hry,
vypujcene "a poplatek anti
kvare. Rok osmactyi.icaty po-
sill jeji energii. Pomodlivsi Sc
ma posilu k sv. Vaclavu, ktery
sc stal tehdy slovanskou msi
patronem svobody, oznamila
babicce, re chce jiti k divadlu
od toho neupusti. To byia ra.
ma. FROSTY lid a tudlz take ba.
bicka, Stitil Sc ''komediantu"
kteri pry ami po smrti nedocha-
Zeji pokoje mezi ostatnimi kfe
st'any byvail pohrbivani iak,
obesenci Ia zdi hrbitovnl. b
bicka zkousela pfemluviti vnl
cku po zlem po dobrem; M
: konec vysypala pred nj mnoz
; stvi dukatu: ty budou jeji
vzda-li Sc sveho umyslu. Dlvk;
, nepovolila. babicce byio Il
: stoupiti. Penez na uceni il vsal
i nedala: dobrak dedecek, kter,
, sam mic. nemel, sehnal tfi st,
: pro ucitelku, tdobrou nemec
: kou hereeku A. Herbstovou
i Teprve kdyz vnucka hrala
J mela dspech (poprve v diva
: die u sy,s Mikulxse r. 1s49) b
) Ia .babicka snfirena.. Stale, $
: dokonce "a nedouho, .kdyz pa
ne Elisce (tehdy sestnactilete
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
materske bylo nakvap pres noe nau

bylo nakvap pres noe nauciti
Sc roll misto onemocnele Kola
rove, re babicka dovolila il
sednouti 81 do lenosky coz
indy uciniti nesm6la, uvarila
il sama cernou kavu, aby neu-
snula a polozila il ma stdl du-
kat, ktery smi podrzeti, nauci-
Ii sc roll. Byl to nednavny J. 4.
Tyl, ktery .zavolal mladou he
recku cd nemecke spolecnosti
v Teplicich, kde 2 mesice 'hra-
la. sam naucil il cesIky cisti a
psati, ably il ziskal pro divadlo
ceske.
Hned po prvnim vystoupeni
V Pstrosce zamiloval sc do mia
de herecky drednfk Svanda ze
Semcic, ktery vsak ma nestesti
nebyl bohaty. Nastal novy boz
babickou, horst prvniho. Ba-
bicka vyhnala nelstupnou vnu
cku k rodicum. Matka konec-
ne dala sve svoleni a pres "a
kaz babicky IS placem tresou-
ci Sc rukou" sve pozehnani
, ,nev6ste, cd ktere babicka vse-
,lcky odehnala, ably cdchazela z
|domu jako cizinka. Matka zeni
chova, stejne zklamana chu-
dou nevestou, byla stejne tvr-
Ida jako babicka. Ami snidane
.nepripraNila novomanzelum,
kteri posnidali v male kavar-
me 'stareho ungeltu" a pax Sc
,znamym zadarmo svezli do
Roztok. Byla to velkolepa sva
tebni costa, nebot' nevesta po-
prve jela po zeleznici. Poobed
wall v Roztokach, ''strelivse"
starry dvacetnik S Panenkou
Marii krku nevestina, vecer
pax sli spat bez vecefe, Swan
da do pokoje sve matky, jeho
zena ma pohovku do predsine,
bez perrin (ac na pade jich by
ly dve truhly), protoze pri-
chodem chndcnevesty ncsmelo
Sc mic zmeniti pofadku stare
panf.
Byla to bida. peskova hrala
a sila zaroven pro lidi Is mu-
zem dohromady nell SO Il. me
sicne). a kdyz Sc prestehovali
a narodil Sc chlapeCek, mlada
zena nemeia kterehosi dne ami
ia kasicku diteti a sla sc ST.
zami studu ke kupci prodati je
dine co mela: pul knihy ciste-
no papiru, "a ktery dostala 3
dobraky (asi pet krejcaru) ia
diva ~koupila cukru a krupice,
"a treti mleka. Bylo jist6 pro mi
zajimave a potesitelne, kdyz il
nadseni svihaci posilali v te dc
be milostna psanicka; rozhod-
: ne lie 81 sotva pfedstaviti &C
, grotesknejsiho.
}, Roku SO. nosila pod srdcen
. druhe dit6 a hrala do posled
/ niho dne "a pet dni po sleh
/ mutt Ease. Nekdy bvla hida
: kterou zakouseia, TAX velika
!, re slabla a 'bledla; prisna ba
4 bicka sedela zatim ma duka
!, tech Il tchvna spala na spoIitel
(, mich knizkach.
II Pozdeji zm6nil sc osud 'Sval
j ,dcvyeh. ylaatnl energi. stall s.
: zamoznymi. Ale pro mas nej
!, l.,lpoucnsjsi jest doba,5ejich bid.
ala zaroyen doba, kdy ePeskova
! jako vaiohni iherci, I Ftrpala ia
ylke rao-asne ittaee,n nansec
eIkyn. Cesti 'herci hrali / jednol
ninebo dvakrat tydne,I a meme
} cti herci, jichz garderob pou
%
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12

Vsichni clenove RadI C.
S. P. S. Sc .svymi druzkarnl
a d;tka1ni jsou zvinii ma w
let pristi nedeli rs. rerven-
ce Y ceske 'Sini Sdkol ma
Clark Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
Usmrcen pri koupani elek
= t,.srLx,x~, ,1,n,,da Kr.ncnn

UsMrcen pri koupan; elek-
trickym proudem. - Koncam
|cervna l. hodsne odpoledni
nalezen byl v skamennem base
|nu, napln6nem vodou v mist
'nosti lstredniho topeni y .hlav-
nj budove Wilsonova, nadrazi.
jehoz pouzivaji k vykoupani
zeleznicnl zrizenci, 28-lety ma
drazni delnik Ladislav Setnic-
ka Branika ml'tvy. Bylo zji-
steno, re byl Setnicka usmroen
elektrickym proudem, ktery
vniknul asi do vody elektric-
keho vedeni, nmisteneho .vedle
basenu.
, 1923-04-17
If Women Only Knew
What a Heap OF Happiness 1t Would
Bring to Casper Homes.

Hard to do housework with an ach-
ing back.
Brings you hours Of misery at
leisure or at work.
If women only knew the cause
that
Backache pains often come from
weak kidneys.
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Read what n Casper citizen says:
Mrs. c. White. oil Madison St.
says: II had trouble with my back
some time ago which was caused
from disordered and weakened kid
neys. Sharp knife-like pains shot
across the small of my back and
STOPPING over caused the pains to
dig In deeper. My kidneys acted ir-
regularly and I remembered reading
Of Doan's Kidney Pills and decided
to try them. The first box I used
which I got at Smith & Turner's
Drug Store gave me good results.
Two more boxes relieved me entire.
ly, The babckache left and my kid
neys acted as they should"
soc at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
CO.. Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.-Advertise-
ment-
, 1923-04-17

in Chicago after spending two weeks
here attending to business affairs Inc
visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Williams left
us morning for Salt Creek where
they will spend several days looking
over the oil fields.
Mrs. W. T. Mahoney who has been
seriously III for the last few weeks is
now greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Barker and chill
dren left yesterday overland for Their
mopolls where they will spend sew
eral days on a pleasure and business
trip.
Mrs. Catherine Roberts Is a bust.
ness caller here for. a week, from
Denver.
Miss NJ. j. Frantz. proprietor of the
Frantz shop, and Mrs. Emmett Fuller,
also OF the Frwantz shop, returned
this morning from an extensive buy.
ing trip in the east. While in New
York Miss Frantz and Mrs Fuller
purchased a complete limo of the lat
est spring and summer styles in ladies
and chi'drens' ready-to.wear and mil
linery.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. o'Connen are
visiting here for a few days from
their homo in Chadron. Neb.
Mrs. b. c. Graham returned thi;
morning from Denver where she spent
a week shopping and visiting will
friends
Mrs. ]. X Mrs. Franz
O'Brten and 3 Stewart wi,
leave tomorr -t..lg overland fol
Denver where they will visit with
friends for a short time.
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will remain until the latter part OF
the week attending to personal bust
ness matters.
E. w. Elder arrived this morning
from Denver and will spend a short
time here on business.
Lawrence Johnston OF the Graham
Paper company of Denver. is here
for a few days on business.
Attorney Vincent Mulvaney is
spending a short time in Douglas on
business.
Harry G. Harvey is spending a
few day here on busienss from
Tulsa.
II. P. Anderson Ier, yesterday 70,
Omaha where he was called by thu
illness OF his father.
I Burke II. Sinclair Of the Midwest
Refining Company left ~yesterda.
morning on a business trip to TIL
northern part OF the state
r. I. Morton of E~ldorado, Kans.
arrived in the city today and vii
spend a short time here attending t,
business affairs.
George Bennett is a business visito
here for a few days from Frann!e
Wyo.
n. L. Clark is here for a short tim
on business from Andover, n. Y.
William Parker is among the ou'
of.town business callers here for
few days from Denver
Andrew Stone is spending a shor
time here on business from NeN
York
Attorney j. B. Barnes left toda.
for Douglas on a business trip.
H. P. Anderson left yesterday 70
Omaha. where he was called by tn
illness OF his father.
]. Kirk Baldwin has accepted
position with the Dempstel Mill Mar
utacturing Company of Nebraska
with headquarters at Beatrice, Mel
, 1923-04-17
City Briefs

j. Kirk Baldwin has accepted n
position with the Dempster Mill Man.
ufacturing company of Nebraska with
headquarters at Beatrice. Neb. Mr..
Baldwin will work out of Hastings.
Burke II. Sinclair Of the Midwest
Refining company left yesterday
morning on a business trip to the
northern part of the state.
r. L. Morton of Eidoradc. Kan.
arrived in the city today and will
spend n short time here attending to
business affairs. q
George Bennett is a business visitor
here for a few days from Frannie,
Wyo.
N. L. Clark is here for a short
time on business from Andover, n. Y.
William Parker Is among the out
of town business callers here for a
few days from Denver.
Andrew Stone is spending a short
time here on business from New York.
Herman Serch arrived this morning
from Denver on n business trip.
George T. Jolly left last evening
for a business trip to Denver and
Cheyenne. TO be gone a week or ten
days.
j. e. Holman came up this morning
from Denver on a short bushes trip.
Judge r. r. Rose left this morn.
ing overland for Rawlins where he
, 1923-04-17
S$,SocG!ehfyb
Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. Keenan,
Are Honored Guests.

Mrs. II. c. Posey entertained at n
towel shower last evening at her
home, 632 South David street in hon.
or OF Mr.. n Mrs. Albert Keenan,
who were just recently married. Mrs.
Keenan, was formerly Miss Bertha
Creel. Entertaining games were
played during tho evening and re.
freshments were served by MrS
i'oSey assisted by Mrs. Ray McClear,
Among those who attended were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Q. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs,
II. c. Posey, Mr.. and Mrs. Mere,
d.th. Mr.. n Mrs. C. L. Carlisle, Nv
and Mrs. %. McHaftey, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Creel. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nc.
C'eary. Mrs. Patrick O'Neil, Mrs.
Calvin Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. W. C
Miller, and the Misses Esther Castle,
Jane Posey. Florence Boyles, Aiic.
Sales. Margaret Cole and the Messrs,
Robert Miller. William Posey, Wilson
Taylor. John Poaey, Arthur MeIberE
and Charles Conner.
, 1923-04-17
American Legion Auxiliary
Meeting Wednesday.

The American Legion auxiliary will
meet tomorrow at the homo of Mrs.
Burke H.. Sinclair on Milton avenue.
where an all-day session will be held.
During the day peoples will be made
which will be sold IN Poppy Day,
May 26.
The regular business meeting will
be held at 2:30 p. m. All visiting
members as wen as all these eligible
to membership are asked to be
present.
, 1923-04-17
BOMB STORY
is PROBED

LOS ANGELES. Cal, April IL
William j. Burns. chief OF the Blu
reau of Investigation, Department OF
Justice. arrived in Los Angeles today
to interview Herbert Wilson. con
victed murderer and jail breaker,
concerning statements attributed to
him TINT he made the bomb which
caused the Wall Srteet explosion in
New York in 1920.
, 1923-04-17
SAMANTHA Meeting
This Evening.

The Sanatha will meet in regular
session this evening at the knights
of Pythias hall. During the evening
a business meeting will be held which
Will include the discussion OF several
matter of Importance. Following the
meeting a social hour and entertain
ment will b eheld which will be in
charge of Mrs. E. d. Odiorne. Mrs.
Thomas Mulligan and Mrs. NJ. Bur
rell. All members OF the organiza.
o'clock.
, 1923-04-17
st. Anthony's Sodality
Meeting This Evening.

The Young Ladies' Sodality of st.
Anthony's church. will hold a social
meeting this evening at the Mullin
club. Hostesses for the evening will
be the Misses Helen Grimm, Mae
Redington and Mary Neithammer.
, 1923-04-17
Tuesday Tea
Club Today.

Mrs. j. C. Shook entertained the
Tuesday Tea club this afternoon at
her home on East Eleventh street.
Substitutes for the afternoon were
Mrs. James j. KEN. Mrs. A. F.. Hoff,
Mrs. o. l.. Walker, Mrs. J.. . Gratiot.
Mrs. Fred Capen. Mrs. It. S. Cooke
and Mrs. E. L. Estabrook. Members
OF the club present Mrs. Arthur
Schultz. Mrs. II. II. Schwartz. Mrs.
Leigh Townsend, Mrs. r.. c. wyland,
Mrs. Carney Peterson. Mrs. r. II.
Nichols. Mrs. Gus Bell. Mrs. B. r.
Lummis n Mrs. r. NJ. Bartholo.
NEW. The club will meet again in
two weeks on Tuesday.
, 1923-04-17
Dinner Party
This Evening.

Mrs. s. Z. Stewart VIII entertain
~ an informal dinner party this
evening at her home on North Beech
street in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.
W. Young who have Just returned
from a wedding trip spent In Coiora.
do. Mrs. Young was formerly Miss
Nfayme Lyan of us city. Sweet
peas and simlax W e used for the
decorations. Covers ill be laid for
eight
, 1923-04-17
Past Noble Grand
Club VIII Meet.

Mrs. Ella Adams and Mrs. L. II.
Bunty will entertain the members
Of the Past Noble Grand club Wed.
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Charles T. weidner. 334 Eleventh
street. All members of the club are
asked to be present.