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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-06

1 4 ~ I I -
avsak. tusim, naleza Sc prave
u vecere -
INA tom Fpranic nezalezi
Byl zpraven 0 me navstev6 O.
cekava mne zajiste netrpeli-
vosti velikou, nebot' pricha k
Will veledIlezite zalezitosti,-
jez Sc tyka jeho zajmd j.
Protoz, prosfm, doructe mu to-
to beze v:s..ch odkladl."
"Rka slova ia policista, jiz
podaval vratnemu listek sloze-
ny a zapecet6ny.
Vratny, vzav no.. stiskl pc
dvakrate knolik zvonce a ubi-
raj Sc potion do mira budovy,
Ivystupoval po schodech a zmi-
eel predsini.
Pc nekolika jiz minutach
|objevil Sc znovus provazen jsa
osobnfm sluhou vevodovym,
Ferdinandem, kdyz del agentu
policejnimu:
"Pojdtez, pan vevoda vas O.
'cekava.
dovedl inspektora Thefera
malyn1i postiannimi schddky
do pracovny vevodovy, kamz j
'',Jifi 2 La Tonr-Vaudien byl sc
odcbral a pax sam rychle sc
vzdalil.
"Od te chvilc, kdyz obdrzel
jsem listek vas pripomenu-
tim, abych Sc domova nevada
loval," zvolal senator, "jsem
stale jako by ma trni! Dafi sc
|vse dobre?'
"Myslim aspon, pane vevo-
|do,!D s>.>..,.
"Vezen tedy sdelil konecn6
|jiz a,lresu bytu sveho vysetiu-
jicimu soudci?"
"Ano."
"A byt ten? {. ;"
"Jest ma namesti Royale v {,
"a =. :"
."Az dosud, doufam aspon
|nebyla vsak byte zatcenehc
domovni prohlidka vykonana?
"Dosud ovsem nikoli," cd.
vetil Theer "Teprve Ultra
rano mali Sc tam policejni
soudni ufednici odebrati, ably
byt prohledli, avsak taky Rene
Moulin ma byti prohlidce teto
pfitomen -"
"Dluzno ieinati tedy jeste
dnes vecer, neni-liz pravda ?
prohodil senator.
"To jest take mdj nalhed, y
souhlasil policejni Inspector
"Proto taky odebral jsem sc
sem kvapu nejvetsim, abych
|vyslechl rozkazy pana vevo.
dy ="
"Jsem odhodlan odebrati sc
ihned do bytd cloveka toho :
Jedna vec bude vSak starost We
mne."
"Pan vevoa dovoli snad, a.
|bych sc tazal po pricinach te.
chto starosti.'"
'tJsem znepokojen tim, jak
Sc dcstaneme do bytu Rene-a
Moulina, odvetil vevoda. me.
mamet' ;prece klice od bytu to.
hop
"Prekazku tuto lie dobre -
ano brave odstraniti," odpoNe-
del. INA ceste do bytu vezno-
va zastavime sc jeste V mem
bytu, odkudz vezmu 81 s sebou
nektere nastrojc, jez klic do
bre nahradi ="
"Znate snad sam receny o
Inen dunn ma 1iannesti Royale?'
: "Nikoli, pane vevodo :"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-06
IA CEST DTCOVU..
RO M A N.
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

Pochybnosti jeho vzrustaly
zarlivost pocala zapoustet hlu
boko koreny v srdci jeno.
Byl by dial bez okolku rok
sveho zlvota, by nohl rozjas-
niti ono podezrele temn,o jez
zdalo, Sc no nyni obkiopova-
tt - ably zvedei, co Berta mu
zatajuje, byl vsak muzem ci-
tuv pi'ilis primych a ctil sebe
sama' prilis, nez aby Sc mu by
la namanula myslenka stopo-
tt snad kroky te, jiz tax hlu-
boce a-tk vaSnive miloval.
Kdyz uzavrely Sc dvere "a
MIN, pravila pani Leroyerova
"Mela jsem po nekolik vte-
FIN .opravdu strach, ze sc pro-
zradis vzdor sve nejlepsi VII
H.,
"Bdela jsem bedlive matte
ko draha, sama mad sebou, a.
vsak rozpaky zmatek mych
myslenek musily mi z oci jas
ne vyzirati, jsem jista, ze do
ktor uhodl, re jsem lhala."
"Lez to nutna, lez to nezbyt-
ma v zajmu dobre veci," konej-
.Sila matka svetdlt6. "A iproto
jsem pfesvedcena, ze 'nemdze
TILT syedomi tvoje,s. !. y
Berta vsak premitala dale,
tajic Sc pred matkou svou trud
nymi mySlenkami svyn1i.
"Stepan byl smuten, kdyz
odchazel Neni to me svedo-
mi, ktere 81 cini vyciteIk :. .
- srdce mole vsak trpi, krute
trpi =. 81, = Il
Den mijei zdlouhave, jak by
byl nekonecny, zvlaste kdyz
duse obou zen naplneny byly
dzkosti stran moznych nasled-
XIV chystane vypravy vecerni.
A pfece vyckavaly ODE s nej
vetsi netrpelyosti okamziku,
kdy melo byti vykonano pfani
Ke.ae-a Moulina, jenz snet AMI
sam netusil vsechna jeho ne
bezpeci.
Konecne nastal vecer.
Bilo pul osme.
Nebe bylo tmave jako uhel,
vzduch dusny,pocasi vestilo il
stou bouri.
Berta pripnula k rusym VIA
sum svym maly cerny kiobou-
eek, zahalila sc do velike tina
We sally, uchystala Sc k od-
chodu.
XLVII.
\. yevoda a detektiv ma &C.
stach zloGinnych.
V tomtez prave okamzixu
policejni inspektcr Thefer jo-
pustil viz, do nehoz vstoupil
ma namesti Daupkine i zazvo-
nil u vedle jsiho vchodu palace
vevody Jiriho z La Tour-V -Vau-
diem.
Dvefe ty Sc Timed otevrely.
Thefer ~prekrotil prah jich i
zameril k bytu vratneho, KITE
ryz nalezal sc 1hlednem pa
villonu podle monumentalni-
no podjezdu palace, urseneho
pro povozy. Y
Jest pan vevoda doma?'
tazal sc Thefer vratneho, ktel
ry mu vstfic prichazel.
Tento, poznavaje v pficho-
Zinf mnze, nemz tuSil z i'dz-
nych znamek, re vevoda sam
k nemu plnou dnveru chova.
odvetil zdvorile, ano yelnai pfi-
vetive: A&
Pan. vevoda Je sice donna,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-06

mile pfekrocime prah."
"Nepochybne ucini TAX, v
pripade tom bude ale ma mne,
bych jema vhodne odpovedel: !:
.s'pOl6ham v-ssbe sama tolik, re
|najdu jiz prostfedek, ,abych
ned0veru jeho zaplasil. Ostat-
ne vim, ze obydli Rene-a Mou-
lima snaleza se We ctvrtem pa
tie q TO nam taky velmi pro-
speje."
Name odeiti ihned?"
"Ano, pane vevodo, nebot'
1byl bych rad, abychom tam pri
'''byli mezi devatou a desatou
fhodinou."
Vevoda pohledl o vedlkeho
arcadia, " jehoz asne zari od-
|razela Sc celia .jeho postava.
"Nemyelfte, Thefere," tazal
Sc pax starostlive policeniho
'inspektora, re by lepe bylo,
ktlybych nemel ma teto vypra-
We svych satd obvyklych?"
''zajiste to bude opatrn9jsi,
avsak vevoda musi opustiti pa
lac jake obecejne, ponevadz
by jinak upoutal ma sebe po-
zornest a mohl by vzbuditi vse
like podezfeni sveho sluzebni-
|ctva. Protoz prosim 'pana We
vodu, aby mi prokazal te cti a
vessel sc mnon ma ceste taky do
bytu meho, kdez mu budou po
-ruce nejruznejsi odevy :. jet
skorem teze postavy co ia a ia
postaram Sc jiz o prestrojeni,
" nemz no nihdo nepozna :. :
"Jste znamenity clovek, mdj
mily Thefere," zvolal vevoda $
obdivem, "pamatujete ma vse-
chino =.
"Jest to jednou strankou po-
volani meho, pane vevodo, a
tudiz povinnosti mou. Ostatn6
|hluboka oddanost, ktercuz pri
lnul jsem k YAM, .pobada mne,
abych hledel byti vynaleza-
wynn"
"Budete miti "a kratko snad
|,jiz dIkazy, ze njsem nevdec-
nym!' odvetil vcvoda proste
Ipochopiv, sam jsa sobec, kaz.
dou myslenkou svou, 'co polici.
sta rozumi oddanosti.
Okamizk ma to tazal sc pax
|jeste:
Go deJe Sc v ullcl NOtre-
Dame des Champs?"
"Matka alaAne den ode dine
ano takrka hodinu CO. hodinu a
zivot ieji mdze pohasnouti ka5
6 chvile."
"Muzove vasi jsou stale ma
vyzvedach?"
"Ano, pane vesodo, avsak
chystam Sc, ze jeste tento We.
Ger, az vratime Sc z bytu Re.
ne-a Molina, odvolam tuto tai.
nou straz nasi. .jez od okamzi.
lku toho bude zajuste uz zby.
tecnOu
Hovore takto S. agentem po-
licejnim, jeiz 81 zlatem koupil
ku podpore svych zlocinu, We.
voda oblekl 81 snrchnik, vssdil
klobouk ma hlavu a konecne u.
kryl maly revolver v kapse
sve.
"Jsem hotov!" del usecne.
l zamefil ke dvefim -.
Thefer zadrzel no vsak slo.
w:
"Nezapomnel jste pane We
vodo ma jeden veledulezity pro
stfeGek pro jeho Gil, o nem2
jste byl taky Sc mnou jiz no.
vofil v duvere, jez mne tolik
cti? - Minim totiz onu listi-
| nu, omen liStek, ktery, al vple.
tene ho mezi ostatni papiry '
fbytu zatceneho, ma byti dokla,
dem jeho why, jeho polite.
Bv +.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-06

Chcazska opern spoecno uspofada cd II. do H. dnora
Msskem Audtou adu opemch pedstaven kteych pro-
vedeny budou Halevyho Zidovka Boitlv "Mefisofelcs
Srasoya Salome dive opery akove Mascagniho Cavaea
Ruscana Leoncavallovy komedian Vystoupi celia fada
znamenych psvcu povest sveove ako rsky basta Sapn
JIM Dnesn mas obazek pedstavuje prmadonnu Edhu Maso-
novou ez vystoupi Boove nadhernem pravnem de Me
Eofele' !,
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
WATERBURY POLICEMAN
 DIES OF HIS INJURIES
Lieut.. Tehan Was Struck By Laundry Truck Last Wcck--HOpc Had Been Held Out For His Recovery

Waterbury Jan. 2S-7-I.ieut. F'inton Tehan of the local police department, who was taken to the hospital last Wednesday afternoon in a critical condition, having sustained a fracture of the skull when stuck by a laundry truck, died carly this morning. Hope had been held out for Lieut. Tehans recovery, but last night his condition became more serious and he began to decline. An operation had been per formed Friday afternoon in tho hope of saving the patients life.
 Lieut.. Tehan was one Of the two oldest officers on the Waterbury police force. The accident occurred on the same day as the issuing of police order which would have placed him in charge of the departments traffic squad. He was one of the first officers in this city to do traffic duty. He was born in Ireland in 1860, coming to this country as child. He was ap- pointed to the police department April 1s, 1891. The accident in which Lieut.. Tehan sustained fatal injuries has been investigated by the coroner's of- fee, but no arrests have been ordered yet.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
CHILD LABOR GAINS
Rev. Oscar Maurcr of New Haven In- sists That Employment of Children In This state Is Increasing

New Haven. Jan. 2S.--That child labor is increasing throughout the country and especially in Connecticut. was emphasized yesterday by Rev. Oscar F. Maurer, in a sermon at the Center church here. The clergyman urged citizens 10 interest themselves in the situation.
 pr. MHurer cited statistics to show that the number of children seeking employment in this city during the first six months Of 1923 was ll0.9 per cent more than for the same period Of 1921. The increase was not fully accounted for by the period of indus trial depression which sent many children back 10 school in 1921, he said. In Waterbury, statistics show cd, he said. that nearly eight times as many children received work certin- catcs during the first half of 1923 as for the same period Of 1922. Bridge port, he said, showed q decrease of 41 per cent for the period due 10 To. cal conditions.
 Dr. Maurer cited four methods by which citizens might aid in rcmcdying the situation namely:
 By membership in the national child labor committee which is urg- ing passage of constitutional amend ment covering the situation. by writ ing to congressman and tho commit tee having the amendment fin charge: by personally informing themselves of the facts and by support oi the child welfare association
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
LENINE'S BODY LIES
 AT REST IN MOSCOW
Half Million People Pay Tribute
 Demonstration in Berlin

Moscow. Jan. 2S.--Thc body of Nikolai Lenine lies in an unfinished tomb in the shadow of the kremlin. whither it was carried yesterday while q half million people paid their trib- ute to the man they honored as the commander of a new humanity"
 The casket rests on an elevated platform in the mausoleum's sunken central chamber over the door to which is the word "Leninc" in relief letters.
 The double wooden walls are filled with sa awdust so that the temperature may be maintained at three degrees below zero. Over these walls and from the ceiling hang draperies of red and black bearing the imprint of the sickle and the hammer. the sym bols of the state.
 Never has the new Rus seen 8 ceremony more impressive tn the entombment Of Lenine. Beginning early in the morning. before the civil mass in the house of unions. the thousands of the leaders followers gathered in the vicinity of Red Square awaiting the comil of the funeral procession. II was 30 degrees below zero and more. but Il. bitter
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

ness of the weather seemed forgotten in the realization of what was taking place. and for hours after the casket had been lowered the crowd marched by the mausoleum. ,
 No Oratory.
 There was no oratory at the serv- ice in the house of unions, only music hy an orchestra and the frequent changing of the guard of honor about the bier When the music had ceased the coffin was closed. Stalin and Zin- ovieff. representing the state. assisted by representatives of the workmen, lifted it to their shoulders and began the cold march 10 the mausoleum. The pail bearers were changed at frequent intervals and all the high of- fcials of Soviet Russia took their turn in helping to carry the casket of their chief
 At the tomb there was a funeral oration by Eydokimoff, central com- mitteeman, who eXtolled Lenine as the international genius of the work mems revolution" a man who stood on the threshold of "a new epoch of the ages"
 He is dead" said Evdokimoff, but he lives in the mighty incoming tide of human masses. He has led the suppressed peoples into the right road in the face of the most powerful of the world"
 When the speech was concluded. there was a peal of bells, the boom of cannon and a salute from the factory whistles as the casket was lowered to its dais. The thousands who packed Red Square and the adjacent streets barred their heads and standing thus before the tomb sang community hymns
 Throughout Russia whistles blew and railway trains halted, and then
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
City Advertisement

The Rcgitrars of Voters Of tho City Of New Britain will be in session in their office in City Hall, Room 40S, on Friday. February l, 1924 from l2 o'clock noon until 2 o'clock p. m. and on Friday, February s, 1924 from f2 o'clock noon until 2 o'clock ?. m, for tho purpose of making an enroll mcnt of the legal voters of the City of Now Britain for the nomination Of candidates to he voted on at the town and city election 10 be held on Tues day. April &, 1924 and to perfect the present list Of registration.
 THOMAS ]. SMITH.
 WILLIAM ZlEGLER,
 Registrars of Voters. Dated at New Britain this 2Gth day of January, 1924.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Auto and Truck Agencies

duio uiu ATutA AEcutNE o BUICK MOTOR CARs--"Better cars are being built and Buick is building them. New Britain Buick Co.,, 225 Arch street: phone 2607.
 CADILLAC CARS Sales and Service. Lash Motor Co. "A Reputable Conc. rn" West Main. corner Lincoln street. CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars and acc essorles American Sales O.. S Elm st. DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS Sales and service. s. X r. Motor Sales Co.,. i5j Elm st, corner Franklin; phone 53l. DURANT AND STAR motor cars. sales and service. Just Real Good Cars" c. A. Renee is Main street; phone 22i5. FORD CARS, Fordson tractor. Sales sery- ice; genuine parts and accessories. Auto- motive Sales & Service Co.,. POO F. Main. AND ESSEX Americas leading car values See the now coaches Honey man Auto Sales Co.,. Sales and Service. i5o Arch St.: phone 210g.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

FoRDs-roRDs-ToRDs- 1928 Tudor Sedan. lsei Touring. la2; Roadster. la2l Coupe. 1922 Coupe. Few late model tourinss. slOe each, With light winter in view q wise purchaser will make a small down payment and commence
 enjoying hls car.
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New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
there were five minutes of silence.
Berlin Communists Dispersed.

Berlin. Jan. 2S.-While a memorial meeting for Lenine was in progress in a Berlin theater last evening a large crowd outside shouted Down with the schuposi. (protection poice) down with capital." The crowd re- fused to disperse and the police were forced to use their clubs.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
NORRIS TO RIN AGAIN

Washington. Jan. 2S.--Senator Nor ris Of Nebraska, one of the group of republican insurgents who announced two years ago that he would retire at the end of his present term, said today he had decided to be candidate for renomination
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
GASOLINE UP AGAIN

New York Jan. 2S.---Advances of and ? cents a gallon in the tank wagon price of gasoline were put into effect today by the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey and competing com panies.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
Heirs Wanted

Lost Hcirs"--A book filled with names for lost heirs and missing kin from different parts of the world. Chancery court Of England, Ireland and Hank of England. unclaimed dividend list included. Write for free bulletin. International Claim Agency Dept. 9s Pittsburgh, Pa, u. S. Az
 ---advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

MAXWT.T.I- fs7E-Foarins neat sob. lots sf pep. tsB8 cash and 10 notes of tss each Aaron .. Col4en, Inc. is5 Park s.. Hart fora, Conn
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Vaults, Monuments

Burial Vaults, Monuments 1 BURIAL YAUL7s-Concrete steel reinforce ed: water proof. heremeticaly sealed. will outlast either wood metal. Do not require larger lots. reasonably priced. N. E. Vault O.. e76 Maple, Phone 27s5.
 Florists and Nurserymen 3 CUT FLOWERS Pottcd plants pleasing variety. Specializing on funeral work, Johnson Greenhouse. 5li Church st $50 CUT BLOWERS. potted plants; all kinds; Greenhouse, oiS Oak St.; phone 5Ss-i2. LANDSCAPE gardener and nurscryman. II. C. sinonsen. Box s. x. E. Road PiainYille; phone is5-1a.
 i NURsERYMAN-Frui trees, shrubs flow CTS, berries, hedge plants, Send address l I will call. Box 29. Herald Lost and Found , IAMBER-drop earring, lost Saturday after noon. Finder please return to 26 Liberty FORD RIM-and tire lost. Finder return, 6i Winthrop St. Reward.
 | COLD WATCI-found near entrance to l local iheater. Owner may have same by identifying and pesing for this ad Apply a3S tnrtiss street.
 SHEPHERD DOCi-iost color brown streak of white on head, white paws. Return, 90 orange St.. Tel 2652-4 Reward. WRIST WATCH--without band in vanity case two weeks ago in Plainvile Owner may recover by phoning 36-l2.
 MY PASS RooK--No. 25e65. has been lost or destroyed. I hereby apply for the pay ment of the amount of the deposit repre- sented by the same. the issuance of a duplicate hook therefor.
 AGNES VANCE. SMAL1.-hlack dog. lost, long fluffy hair breed ropsranian. Return to r. Mi- chseis. q Olive St.
 Personals O IT WILL BE-Flnanciaiiy Valuable 10 anyone knowing the whereabouts of Charles Crowley, formerly Of 2i Judd Ave, New Britain. Replies treated strict ly confidentialy. John l.. McOsker, S2 West Main St.
 Store Announcements q MRS. JOHN sMITH--or anyone eise don't discard your old faded family photo- | graphs. We can copy them or enlarge them Tor you to look like new. Arcade studio. WEATHER sTRIPs-Tnstali the accurate metal strips saving i-3 coal bills. T. E. | Woods. ei Main St.. Phone 2165.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
Personals
Store Announcements

MRS. JOHN sMITH--or anyone else, don't discard your old faded family photo- graphs. We can copy them or enlarge them Tor you to look like new. Arcade studio.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28
The Family Car

How many will your car hold?"
 "All the neighbors - and once in | while my wife and myself. Life.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

WEATHER sTRiPs-install the accurate metal strips saving Ia coal bills. T. E. Woods ei Main St.. Phone 2765.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-28

There are more than l,60o churches in New York city.
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-02-22

public responsibility paramount to all
other constructive duties of the state.
We are a republic. ''The consent
of the governed" is the underlying
principle of our public life. That be-
ing basic, the only sure highway to
national success is adequate demo-
cratic education.
Every statesman worthy of the
name has recognized that it's children
were the greatest asset of any state,
and has based his hope for a glorious
national future upon their highest de-
velopment as individuals and as citi-
zens. Out of each decade from the
Declaration of Independence to Tea
pot Dome, / could summon the most
notable witnesses to attest the truth
of that doctrine and the necessity for
its completest attainment.
In Washington's farewell address
we find this counsel, never surpassed
by the utterance of any statesman,
past or present:
Promote, then, as an object of
primary Importance, institutions
for the general diffusion of
knowledge. In proportion as the
structure of government gives
force to public opinion, it is es-
sential that public opinion should
be enlightened"
Let me recall another voice from
the days of our infancy. The famous
Ordinance of 1887" contains this
historic declarations:
Religion, morality and knowl-
edge, being necessary to good gov
eminent and the happiness Of
mankind, schools and the means
of education shall forever be en-
couraged."
That was our earliest educational
statute on a national scale. While it
gave legal standing to mighty prin-
ciple, it did not provide either the
means or the machinery Of fulfill
ment. Two generations later, we find
Daniel Webster paying his tribute to
it's fundamental value:
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-02-22

I'VE are supporting q program
that will do tive things: % Es-
tablish a Department of Educa.
tien, with a Cabinet Secretary at
its head; and (2) Give National
aid to eur public schools"
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-02-22
Especial Telegram to The Minnesota Fiery Crosse


INDIANAPOLIS IND, Feb. 13-In of the mastery
addresses given by public recent Dr. Hiram Wes
ley Evans Imperial Wizard of the Knights of the Ku Kux Khan
tonight Cade Tabernacle outlined uncertain the
policy of the organization he heads the amporan
ton of public education.
The Klan according Evans is full accord with the
of the Smith Towner education BILL making place
the presidents cabinet for secretary of education
influence Roman Catholic hierarchy American life
today especially relation to education brought out the
address the church hold things tenn
pora spiritual the chief Kansman declared and brought
forth conclusive proof of his assertion.
The meeting the important that has been held
Kandom the hall crowded capacity
The full address, which is worth the study of
Kansman who seeks the future
nation and the generations yet to printed
below
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-02-22

Here Is the issue. Public school
education Is democratic education.
The fight against that system Is
being waged by and for Catholic
parOchialiSm, which Is the es.
Sence of monarchy"
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-02-22

GENESSEE, lila national lee
turer of the Ku Klux Khan addressed
meeting of 500 people at the town
opera house recently. At the conclu-
sion of the lecturers speech, more
than 800 of the audience signed up to
become members of the organization.
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-02-22

In astronomical research the Unit
ed States leads the world. The Lick
Observatory, illustrated above, locat-
ed on Mount Hamilton near San Jose,
California, is one of the largest in
the world. The discoveries made
from this point have done much to
place the United States in the fore
front Of astronomical science. There
are more observatories In this coun-
try than In any other in the entire
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-02-22
POLITICIANS SEEK ONLY own
SUCCESS, NOT COMMON GOOD
Church and State Have Never Been Separated in Amer-
Ca But Constitution Keeps Government Out of Relig
ious Affairs, Asserts Imperial Wizard

sour Humanity Wilt Mus-Tumph Over Every Obstruction
Final Accomplishment of Freedom and Justice
Enormous Audience Is Told.