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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-12
Wall Street Briefs

Brokers' loans were estimated in the
financial district TO have expand
ed s125.000. 900 in the last 80 days to
approximately $1,000 900, 900. the bulk
OF the increase having increased since
the election with the accompanying
activity of the stock market. The es-
timated total Is the largest thus far
this year, comparing with SLATE. O00.-
900 a month ago. but still about $780,
February, 1929.
Utah copper, in the nine months
ended September 30. earned net in
come of s6,575,996 after taxes and
depreciation. but before depletion
equalled $4.74 a share compared with
$9.233,194 or $500 a share before de-
pletion and depletion In the same pc
riod of 1928. Nevada Consolidated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-12

No increase in the Atchison,, Tone.
lea and Santa F'e dividend will be ORD
cred this year according to ". +
Storey, president OF the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-12
"Trace" in Bay State

Rain also began falling In Augusta
at about the same time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-12

The Simmons Company, It Is lesra.
ed, will pay of about $2,700 900 out
standing notes before the end Of De-
cember. The company then viii bc
free from debt, excepting current bills
which always are discounted. Ran,
loans stood at $ll.000.0 900 In June
1923. Thes reduction In loans TO thu
present figures was done out OF earn
ings.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-05-02
WOMEN CAN DYE ANY
GARMENT, DRAPERY

Dye or Tint Worn, Faded Things
New for IS Cents.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-05-02
HELPFUL HINTS

The leather cushions of chairs and
couches may be treated with the or
binary tan or black shoe
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-05-02


may be used. Cover the bones with
cold water and heat slowly. to the
boiling point. After simmefing an
hour add one or two stalks Of celery,
onion cut into slices and a small por-
ton Of carrot, also sliced. Cook
three-fourths Of a cupful Of rice in
three cupfuls of broth and when the
rice is tender, add one-fourth cupful Of
-four which has been cooked with one
half cupful of butter until smooth, salt
and paprika to taste. Add one cupful
of broth, taken from the rice, then stir
In the chicken and the rice and add
any seasoning desired. Let stand I'M
til cool then shape In cylinders. Roll
in soft bread crumbs, beaten egg
thinned with tablespoonful OF water,
and again In crumbs and fry In deep
fat. Serve with a sauce made from
the broth and cream or tomato PURGE.
half and half.
Luncheon MacaronI.-Cook two cup
fulg of macaroni In plenty Of boiling
water, well sailed Drain and pour
cold water through 1t. Place In a but
tered baking dish. Put one cupful of
boiled ham through the meat grinder,
and heat in a hot frying pan with two
cupfuls Of buttermilk and two table
spoonfuls Of -four; when well-mixed
and smooth pour this over the maca-
roni, add one-half cupful Of grated
cheese and bake In hot oven for If
teen minutes
Delicious Mufflns.-Pour two and
one-half cupfuls Of milk over three
cupfuls Of bread crumbs, let stand
until soft, then beat with an egg
beaten, add the yolks of three eggs,
one cupful of flour, two teaspoonfuls
of baking powder, and one-half tea
spoonful of salt. Beat well, add one
tablespoonful Of melted butter and
fold In the stiffiy-beaten egg whites.
Bake In buttered muffin tins about |
twenty minutes.
Cabbage and Pineapple Salad
Shred a small head of cabbage md |
let stand In Ice water to become crisp.
Drain and add few slices of finely
minced canned pineapple and gen.
erous amount Of nicely seasoned salad
dressing Cabbage Is another good
source Of vitamines.
wv. htex rs,Q |
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-05-02
|l|II3Sa]
Put II of

Put Ii of
Mrs. Blank (visiting) Really,
James and l meant to call long before
this. but somehow we kept putting or
the evil day."-Weekly Telegraph.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-05-02

shell filed with earth Will
hold a bunch of pansies or violets,
making a beautiful gift for a sick
friend. Even a small fern will find
a pleasant home In such receptacle.
House ferns If set in a pan Of quite
warm water once week will put forth
new fronds very soon. Water ferns
or any plant with water used to rinse
meat-if that Is ever done In your
household. If damp cloth Is used,
which is the best method for wiping
meat. rinse 1t In soft water and use
the water on the plants.
Use any small amounts Of paint left
over to paint the inside of the gar
bage can. 1t will keep 1t from rusting.
To mend oilcloth, linoleum or con-
goleum that has become cracked, place
strip of adhesive tape under the
broken edges, bringing them together.
then put under a weight to dry.
When removing wall paper, wet with
a thin pastel will not dry so quickly
as clear water and the paper quickly
peels when scraped.
AeoSo lhdt tuih up NJ tho SohhcAS
may be moistened with thick starch.
When rugs slip and slide. sew strips
Of old rubber to the sides or corners.
Casters which drop out Of furniture
may be made to stay by pouring hot
parafin into the socket and then re-
placing the caster while the parafin
is hot.
Leftover pancakes may be broken
into bits and added to the next days
griddle cake batter, improving the mix
ture. Added to scrambled eggs It
makes good supper dish.
Renew old brushes after washing by
dipping them into strong alum water.
An old wire hairbrush is fine thing
to use to comb the carpet sweeper
brush.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-05-02

Don't wonder whether you can dye
or tint successfully. because perfect
home dyeing is guaranteed with "Dia-
mond Dyes" even If you have never
dyed before. Druggists have all colors.
Directions in each package.-Adver'
tisement.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-05-02

opinion, and confirms the judgments
of nature.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-05-02
The KITCHEN
CABINET
%. 1874. Western Newspaper Union.)

All you have really to do IL to
keep your back as straight as you
can, and not think about what II
on 1T; above all not to beast OF
what is on II. The real meaning
OF virtue is In that straightness
OF the back.-Ruskin-
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-05-02

See this my garden
IT'S not too long,
Nor yet too wide,
But see how highi
1t reaches up
To Gods blue sky"
John Oxenham.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-05-02
GOOD THINGS FOR THE FAMILY

When a small portion Of roast Is
left from dinner and 1t has appeared
hot and coId ronauhor
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-05-02

that. croquettes are good
Chicken croquettes.-
Other meat may be used
as well as other fowl.
Remove all the choice
bits from the bones and
cut them into small
pieces. Any quantity
NOT axcoQdfnp a cunfuI
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-05-02

dressing, the cleanser
and the polishing wax
Rub 1t In with vigor and
scratches and stains will
disappear. the leather be-
preserved and made to
look like new.
A large pink-lined sea
shell filed with earth will
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-18
PROTI ZAMESTNAVANf PO
LlTlKARU We VEREJ-
NYCH URADECH

Radni Hatton go vytasil s
odstavcem 105. noveho NEST
skeho charteru, kterym Jest "a
poveZeno m6stskvm dfedni-
kim aktivni politikareni. DIE
toho by museli pri neimenslm
diva lrednici bud'to jednoho a
neb onehO zanechati. Jsou to
mestsky klark F. w. Thomas
a ulitni komisaf j. C. Thom-
son, ktefi jsou cleny okresni-
no vykonneho vvhoru republi-
kanske strany. Thomas nejevi
valn6 chuti zanerhati polite
Ike drahy a domniva Sc, re je-
no povinnosti V trade neisou
praci We vyboru ki-izeny, kdez
to komisaf jevi ochotu pod6ko-
vati Sc V uvedenem vyboru.
Pcl;ticti Dohiavari vvSlovili j.
stou pochybnost ale citovany
oAAavec mluvi skutecn6 jasne
a sotva budou nalezena "zadni
dvifka" jak nariZeni obejiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-18
SEBEVRAzDA SEKEROU

29leta pi. Anezka Gajdvcho
va, 2943 vych. 1876. ul. naleze-
na byla rozpolt6nou lebkou
a ma krku shledany byly sto-
NV zran6ni pilou. Koroner
Hammond po vySetrovani Wy
dial nalez, re neSt'astna zena
Sc timto hroznym zpiisobem
sprovodila sama. Bvla delsi do
bou nemocna a sebevrazedny-
mi myslenkami Sc nikterak ne
taiila. Zoufaly Gin spachala v
sobotu We sklepe mezi tim aco
muz ieii byl . praci a dLG ,dft-
XIV jeff spalv. Mrtvolu jeii
castefn6 uhli zahrabanou ma
lezl jeden re sousedu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-18
koNEc R RoMANrlkY.

Anna KernSova, DANA slo-
jiri, ktera apred nedavnem
vzbudila sensaci vyloupenim
Banfield lekarny ma vych. II.
ul. a Lexington ave., byla v
sobotu odsouzena okresnim
soudcem McMahonem ma me-
urcitou dobua do Marysvillske
polepsovny pro "zbloudile da-
N.Y.. Mlada a slicna zena pri-
sla do Clevelandu Murray
City, O., aby neco uzila. Sezna
mila sc v obrazkovem divadle
$ nejakym mladikem, ku KITE
remu zahofela laskou ma prv-
nj pohled, re, &C vdana, MIN
lila po kratkou dobu We spo-
lecne domacnosti. Dal pry il
revolver a pfimel k spachani
sensacniho kousku. V polep-
sovne Sc il patrne sny o uziti
sveta valne rozplynou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-18
SEBEVRAzEDNY POKUS Is.
LETE DfVKY.


Telefonistka 18leta Lottie
Jankolska strelila sc vcera od-
poledne v bytu 6622 Clement
ave. do leve strany prsou. Ra-
nu zaslechl ieji soused julius
Jankovsky, jenz diyku nalezl
lezeti v kuchyni ma podlaze.
Snazil Sc il zvednouti, ale tez-
ce postrelena divka Sc brani-
la slovy: "Ponechte mne o sa-
mote, nechte mne zemfiti. I"
Ryla dopravena do nemocnice
sv. Alexise, kde vsak odpirala
dati svoleni k operaci. Stalo
Sc tax teprve pozd6ji ma ma
tlak rodicn. Bratr zoufale div
ky pravi, re Lottie vylomila
,zasuvku, ktere zbran vynda-
la. Stav divky jest velice vaz.
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-18

Ia vcerejsfhA odpolednfho
popularniho kctcertu Cleve-
lanskeho symfor} }ickeho koncer
tn. zafazena Via v. program
Dvorakova 4harakteristicka
skladba opus b {. /. Pradle-
ny, kterez dflkP vytecne pro-
vedeno setkalo 6e S uspechem.
Dirigentem byl\ Artur She
pherd, jenz "a |odcestovavsiho
Nikolaje Sokolova vladne TAX
tovkou tohoto nejpfednejsiho
naseho umeleckeho telesa.
v Keithov9 divadle ma vych.
1O5. ul. vystupovati bude Cd
dnesniho dne Fr. Drdla, skla-
datel houslista, jenz sobe do
byl jiz svetoyeho jmena. svym
Zastavenicksn, Vzpominkou
jinymi konspb bsicemi,, dnes. Jill
znacns popnlk krnifni. DIE diva.
delrich zpsSv, stavi Sc popr'
We, ze sklad9tel takoveho vy..
znamu yxnuie svoje umenf di'
vadlim vandevilnfm. Ma pro,
g1amu iests j4no yystoupeni u
vadeno jekqs theadliner" (nej
lepsi mistg lfadu).
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-18
uMRTf Pr. MARIE BABKOvE

Pocatkem minuleho tydne
schazela 69leta pi. Marie Bab-
kova do sklepa v dome syna
p. Jana j. Babky, pravnlka a
byvaleho kongresnika. Ne
st'astnou nahodou starena u
klouzla a spadla sc schodou.
Byla "a melody tax tezce IRA
nena, re pozbyla vedomi, z
ktereho Sc ma kratkou chvili
teprve v patek, nemocnici
sv. Alexe probrala, jen aby Sc
rozloucila Sc svymi drahymi,
neb nemoc sc zhorsila tax, re
vazena krajanka v sobotu sko
nala.
Prijela s manzelem Fran
KEN, syny Frankem Josefem
a dcerou Nettif, kdyz byli svo-
je hospodarstvi v Cechach pro
dali, pred "A roxy, do Cleve-
landu, kde 81 "a kratko ma
Douse ulici zakoupili domek.
Zde Jim do rodiny pribyli sy-
move Jan J. a St6pan. z ma
jetku sveho presidlili manzele
Babkovi do domu syna prav-
nika, 5114 Broadway. Dcera
Nettie provdana jest IA cn. Dlu
hopolcka. Pohreb ieji konar
bude Ultra v iitery z sk0stela
sv Vaclava ma Broadway a
vych. 38. ul.
T6zkym zalem postizene re
dine vyslovujeme svoji sou
strast'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-18

Do st. Louis restaurantu,
1914 st. Clair ave., vesli diva
muzi, nebyli to vsak zadni ou-
tratove, jeden z Mich pozadal
skromne posluhovace Smitha 0
sklenku vody, kdezto jeho je-
ste skromnejsi kumpan, KITE
ry sobe neporucil mic, hrabl
rukou do pokladny, z ktere w.
bral $35, nacez oba Sc "pora-
dill S Vankem".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-18

a tretim jednanfm vystoupil
ma jeviste br. X. Bernreiter,
jenz pod6koval Obecenstvu "a
hojnou navst6vu, upozornil ma
dalsi podniky sboru a zminil Sc
o Smetanove oslave chystane
dne g. brezna v Masonic Hall,
vyzvav prftomne, aby Sc SUI
castnili hledeli Sc priciniti
mezi svymi prateli znamymi,
b.. tato oslava byla skutecne
velkolepou. :,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-18
zATcENf NEOPRAvNENE-
HO DOKTORA.

Detektivove Frank Pasicek
a Otto Diskovsky zatkli v So
botu G. G. Cassara, 922 Wood
land ave-, ktery bez diplomu
lecil svoje pacienty magii q
hypnosou. Zatcen byl ma roz-
kaz pi. Amy Dietrichove, in
spektorky statni lekarske ra-
Lxy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-18
"z cESKYcH MLYNo."

Rozmarna tato fraska, jez
zdomacnela ma ceskoameric-
kych ochotnickych jevistich,
nanovo osv6dcila svoji pritazli-
vost vGera vecer, kdy sehrana
'byla Dramatickym Odborem
Sokola Cleveland v sini tohoto
sboru ma Quincy avenue. Bylo
plno, ba preplneno, "a re Sc O.
becenstvo bavilo, o tom sved-
cily salvy smichu, potlesk po
skonceni kazdeho jednani i
pri otevrene scene a vyvolani
ucinkujicich dvakrate po po-
slednfm aktu, coz jista neni oh
vykly ziev v nasich divadlech.
Obecenstyo bylo spokojeno ma
'nejvyssi miru 9 rovnez mohou
Ibyti spokojeni4 1cinkujici licho
itivym uznanim, jehoz Sc jim
idostalo. Jak netfeba ami zyla-i
sste podotykati, nejv6tM nadse-t
nj vyvolaly zp6yy a tance, v
jnichz zejmena Sc uplatnily ses
try Sokolky A. Hudcova a Ka-
rolina Mottlova a bratfi Soko-
love v. Week, Jan Prochaska
a p. K. Kubelik q tez br. K.
Huml a br. F. Pliska NELL We
svych llohach zpevne vlozky.
Ses. Hudcove podana byla We
tretim jednanf krasna kytice
kvetin. Rovnez sbory byly W.
borne vsechny vIdci ulohy j
ty, v nichz neni zpevnfch vlo-
EEK, byly velmi pekne poda-
ny. Zejmena castokrate roze-
smala obecenstvo ses. R. An
drsova v lloze Filomeny. OBJ
sazenf kusu bylo nasledujici:
Zasmucky, velkostatkar, br.
Leo. Vsetecka; Julinka, jeho
dcera, S. A. Hudec; Filomena,
jeho sestrenice, s. R. Andrs; /;
Baron Zlamany, p. X. Kube-
lik; Karasek, mlynar, br. v.
cerny; Barbora, mlynarka, s.
B. Hudec; Karel a Aninka, je-
jich deti, br. Jan Prochaska a
s. Karolina Motl; Sebastian Sa
franek, krajanek, br. v. VI
eek; Kolenaty, mladek, br. K.
Huml; Netrefa, starek, br. K.
Vajner; Ferda, prasek. br. FIR,
Pliska; He'll, fort. br. v. Huml
Abeles, lid, br.9 FIR. Vostatek
Farar, br. Jan Bocek: Brcko
ucitel, br. A. Panka; Josef
sluha u Zasmuckeho, br. T
, Pekarek; RGzena, panska tan
/ tez, s. M. Cerny. Jako hastr
mankove vystoupily divky Ze
manova, Nepodalova, Bosko
} va a Pekarkova.
DivadlO ridil br. v. Week
: zpevy nacvicil p. J. Porbe /,
Sokolska hudba dcinkoval,
: sklidivSi rovnez hojne zaslou
: zeneho' potlesku. Dluzno 81
tez zminiti, re mezi druhyn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-18
OBRAZKY z cESKOSLOVEN
SKA v KNICKERBOCKER
DIVADLE.

Clevelandsky Cinema Club
Sc snazi o vetsi rozsireni filmu
poucnych a odvratiti dnes tax
strasidelne sc rozmahajici po
hyblive obrazky sensacni, v
kterych hlavni ulohu hraje lu-
pic. revolver atd. Porada di-
vadle- Knickebocker ma Euclid
ave. a vych. "a. ul. a Capitol
divadle, Detroit ave- a vych.
25. ul., celou serii film1 W.
chovnych, nichz v sobotu
bylo v Knickerbocker predve-
demo poradi prve, ktere pristi
soboty opakovano bude ma stra
ne zapadni o 2. hod. odp. az
do 5. hod.
v sobotu spatfili jsme obraz
ky z historic americke, film
re zivota vcel, projeli jsme sc
v duchu z Kahyry az k povest
nym pyramidam, kdyz nam
konecn6 bylo ohlaSeno, ably
chom TIME zpusobem dopro,
vazeli znameho cestovatelt
Burtona Holmese do Cesko
slovenska. S velkou radost
jsme Sc kochali krasami Pra
ny, prosli Karlovymi Vary, b:
az ma moravskou Slovac jsm'
sc dostali sice ponekud cd
vaznou oklikou pres Domazli
ce. Obrazky vynikaji zivosti
Bavily nejen mas, ale pri
tonne obecenstvo. Nase pre-
kvapeni bylo jeste vetsi, kdy;
Sc -diyadlem pojednou rozhla
holil krasny sopran a pekno,
pisni "Koupim ia 81 kone vra
ny, az: ma tn vojnu pdjdu" "a
pei celou smes. Has nam by
povedomy skutecne objevi
Ii jsme piana slecnu Julii Mi
kesovu, jez ochotne TINT
zpGsobem seznamila cizinu
nasimi perlickami. Zaverer
zapela "Kde domov mGj". Ne
tfeba podotykati, re umelec
ky jeff pfednes byl odmena
velkym potleskem.
Jen jednoho jsme litoval
re navsteva nebyla vetSi. Jes
tim vinna nedostatecna rekla
ma. Program ma podrobnost
skoupy medal vytusiti, co Was
ne bude predvedeno, uvadi je
n6ktere knihy, kterych s
muze divak filmech dal
informovati a mezi spisy jso,
jmenovany dive anglicke kni
ny 0 Ceskoslovensku cd Broz
a Cisafe.
Obrazky ceske proveden
budou pffstf soboty v Capitc
divadle ma zap. 25. ul. a DE-
troit. Kdo chces sc potesiti {
brazky ze stare vlasti. nenec
81 pfilezitost tuto uj'ti. Vstur
ne Jest jen 25c, ma celou ser
peti pfedstaveni jen dolla
Move serie 'priidou ma fadu
sobotu dine 1. bfezna take
Knickerbocker divadle a drl
hou, sohotu budou vzdy op,
kovany Capitol divadle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-18
AKADEMIE a DlVADLO
BROADWAYSKE
OMLADlN,Y.

Omladinas Jan Amos Komen
sky {. 2 pfipravila veera sku-
tecn6 priznivcdm i elenstvu pc
kny vecirek. NavSteva Ces-
kc Narodni Sini byla velice
cetna a lcinkujici dorost byl
"a vykony odmenovan stalym
potleskem. At jiz to byl ma
ly umelec ma velky klarinet
neb komikove,> zpevacky, de-
klamatorky, soliste a solistky
aneb prima baleriny, vse sc
nam libilo a prijato toutez
laskou jako bylo Omladinou
podano.
Po predehre prednesene So
koiskou hudbou nasledoval po
rad rychle postupujici, zaha-
jeny Rdz. slesingrovou, jez
prednesla peknou basen. Kvar
tet til houslistG spolu klari-
netem, Jaro Stropnicky, Josef.
Jirovec, Karel strobl a Ray
mund Klika "a pianoveho do
provodu Karly Bilkove sehral
swine Zamecnikav pochod
-"Na poll slavy", Klika pax do
kazal prednesem pisne "Slun-
nee me (Sole mio), re &C mlad
prec jen svdj nastroj ovlada
jiste a dobre. Nemalo pobavili
duetem "Posluhove" G.. Vazac
V. Hinkel. Podobne Sc libil
koncertni valcik ma plane He
leny Pokorne, rusky ballet Ma
renky Kronholcove a Karoliny
Eilkove, solo ma housle "Upo-
minka ma Vinavskeho" Jaro
Stropnickeho, kuplet "Malic-
kost" EliSky Pekarkove.
Nejvice Sc nam ale zamlou-
val smiseny sbor Omladiny RI
zeny p. Rud. Hannou, ktery
zapel "Uvadlou rGzicku" pri
dial krasnou smes z narodnich
pisni. Pan Hanna, ktery sbor
nacvicil a vypravil bachor-
ku "Krakonose", zaslouzi 81
dix "a kus jeho prace.
Predstaveni k zaveru progra
mu bylo take vyborne podano
-vesela mista bachorky wy.
volavala srdecny smich precet
neho posluchacstva. V bachor
; ce, iez jest vysp>rkovana zpe
Wy i tanecnimi evolucemi, Il
cinkovali: Petr Smola, svec
Gustav Vazac; Barbora, jehe
, zena, Lud. Hattanova; Hanic
ka a Liduska, jejich deti, Jar
, nlila SmiSkova a Elisha Stoch
Iowa; Silberstein. dodavatel XII
ze, Viktor Hinkel; Polivka
Helena Kvetova; Katuse ;
V6rka, selke divky. Marenk:
, Maxova a Helena Pokorna; vi
ly predtavovaly: Karolina Bill
kova, Marenka Kronholcova
Elisha Pekarkova, Emile Ju
!, nova, Marenka Sevcikova, Mi
lada Houdkova, Josefina Klu
. sakova, Eliska Horakova, An
y ma Klusakova a Marie Cerna
D trpasliky predvedli Raymon'
: Klika, FIR. Kastner, Karel Stro
g bl, Venda Vasilka. c. Sorna
v Josef Jirovec. Hlavni iloh
O Krakonose Rybrcoula v rozlii
+ nych podobach hral dobre Nj
il loslav SmiSek.
a Radost nase mad vcerejsir
lspechem Omladiny nesla s
dvojim smerem, byli jsme pt
, teseni peknymi vysledky sna
naseho ucitelstva rozrados'
n6ni. re dorost mas sc test ia
"a znacne prizni vrstev nejsil
, sich, jak o tom svedtil veer
- naplneny ddm. Doufame,. !
{ uznani toto bude dalsi pobi,
. kou k budouci cinnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-18

-. Jak mGze lid vedSti, ze
mate nSco ma prodej. kdy5
nu to drive neozn&mite7
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-16
OnlyMan Who Calls
Rockefeller 'John,' Is
Ohio Oil Co. Head

FORT WORTH. Tex. Dec. ID
CBy the Associated Press u. G. Don
nell, president OF the Ohio Oil com
pany and one of the widely known
figures attending the sessions of the
American petroleum institute. prob
ably is the one person who calls the
elder John D. Rockefeller by his first
name.
"No lad was born with a silver
spoon in his mouth when John
Rockefeller and ! were young" Mr..
Donnell said. HE worked in a
grocery for 81 a month and I drag
ged a string of tools about the oil
fields { few years later.
Yes, I suppose it is true that I am
the only man who calls Rockefeller
by his given name. | hadn't thought
of it before but [ believe | am the
only man TO whom his latch strinS
is forever out. ] often visit in his
home and he in mine. We've been
intimate friends fifty years. Oh.
my. indeed | I'm not as old as John
Rockefeller. Just say I'm past sixty
and let it go at that "
Eyes, sometime l play golf with
John. but when [ want a real game
get a real golfer the veteran said
Justify. Mr.. Donnell said his hobby
Wa4 giving young men a chance to
work out their own destiny, adding
My organization is full of young
men. Old men there are. too. young
when they started out with me. Some
of them have become millionGires and
some are prosperous almost to he
point. Most of them are happy and
confer and comfortable. They
are nv most priced trophies"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-16
Hart County Farmer
Is Shot to Death;
Poker Row Blamed

HARTWELL, Ga. Dec. 10
James Evans, a well-known Hart
county farmer, residing three miles
east of Hartwell, was shot and killed
late Friday night at Vickery's store
a settlement nine miles west of
Hartwell, by Fighting Jim" Wick,
cry. proprietor of the ore, over al
legged difficulties in poker game
The shooting occurred in the
home of Claude Winters, a tenant of
Nickery's, near the store. The fatal
shots were fired about II o'clock
according to witnesses. and Evans
died two hours later.
Nickery is being held on charge
of murder in the Franklin county
Jail at Gainesville.
According to members of the
Evans family, Mr.. Evans left home
late Friday afternoon in company
With LooneV Holmes, of Hartwel,
stating that he was going to the
NickerN settlement. Relatives were
not notified of the shooting unit:
Saturday noon
Evans is survived by his wife and
nine unmarried children, five boys
and four girls. He had been resi-
dent of Hart county many years,
and was a respected citizen of this
section.
Funeral services will be held Sun
day afternoon st o'clock at the
Reed Creek E9DfiSt ..burrh ans in
terment will be in the churChyard.