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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-15
humor, jak illustruje tato ma

4luI11OAt jan A1au0tA uJ0 IdtO n10e
la historka. Jeden z jeho nej-
novejsich kusu, ktery bude pro
veden V newyorskem divadle
Quildove, je neobycejne dlou-
hy. Pocitalo Sc dokonce s tim,
re potrya do dvou az til hodin
S pGlnoci. Reditelstvi divadla
upozornilo proto ty, kdoz by
dli ma periferii mesta, ze by
mohli snadno zmeskati posled-
nj vlak, kdyby neodesli z diva
dla poTovine hry. Jeden z O.
byvateld pfedmestskych, dot
cen takovou vyhlidkou, postal
basniku nalehavou zadost,
aby svdj kus nejak zkratil a
ubohym obyvatelum predmest-
skym neubiral niceho z jejich
prava. Anglicky basnik nepro-
dlene odpov6del ma to velmi
trefne: "Usilujte tedy proste o
to, aby zeleznicni spolecnost
zmenila primerene jizdni rad"
Umenimilovny obcan vsak do
rodobneho pokusu 81 vdbec ne
troufal. -.
General a arcibiskup. V NAL
moskem casopise "Sydsvenska
Dagbladet" vypravuje baron
Goesta Peyron historku z do
by, kdy slouzil jako adjutant
Il jemneho a vzdelaneho sved-
skeho a norskeho krale Oska-
ra II. X cetnym figurkam z
minulosti, jejichz pamatku
svymi vzpominkami opet OH
vuje, nalezi take general Sven
Lagerberg, ktery pfichazel ke
krali do Stockholmu kazde
pondeli. Kdykoliv Sc dostavil,
bylo vzdy cemu Sc smat, po-
nevada byl velmi wesley, ale
jako stary valecnik mel benny
zlozvyk: straslive totiz klel,
nikterak Sc pri tom neohlize-
je, kdo jest v jeho spolecnosti.
TAX zaslechl kterehosi dine
Peyron, jak archbishop Sund-
berg prohodil ke generalovi: {:
"Prosim vas, neklejte TAX d'a-
belsky, mohl by 81 snadno ne
kdo pomyslit, re jsem to ja."
Co inspiruje hudebni skla-
datele. Chopin nalezl motiv
pro jeden re svych nejprosla-
venejsich valcfki, pozoruje
mladeho psika, jenz cht6l u
chopiti vlastnf ohon. Jedna z
Bachovych Kantat byla, jak Sc
v anglickem liste vypravuje,
psana pro Bachovu manzelku,
aby il presvedcila o prospes-
nosti kavy jakozto napoje.
Chot' tohoto velikeho basnika
tonu byla totiz nazoru, ze je-
j muz Pile prilis mnoho kavy
a tax snazil sc Bach zpuso-
benz, iakym nejlepe dovedl,
presvedciti il, re mu kava pro-
spiva. Rossini, jak znamo, ma
lezal vetsi zalibu v dobrem il
die nez komponovani. Jeden
divadelni reditel, jemuz slibil
svoje move dilo, chopil Sc do
nucovaciho prostredku a "a
vfel jej do jidelny. Ia kazdou
pax stranou skladby pfislibil
mu zvlastni pochoutku. Tim u
snadnil velkemu labuzniku po-
jednou jeho tvorbu. Schubert
slozil jednu re svych nejzna-
mejsich pisni, ably vyznal div
ce.. jiz miloval, svoje city. Byl
vsak pfilis ostychavy, ably il
piseh zazpival. Poroto povefil
tim ukolem sveho pfitele, jenz
pohnuti mlade danny vyuzil,
aby il ziskal pro sebe.
PGvkyns malomocnych. v
Londyne zboznovana zpevac-
ka Miss Jane Aylwin rozhodla
Sc odeiiti z divadla odcesto-
vati do Indie, aby tam sve u
meni venovala k obveseleni
malomocnych. Tvrdi, re tito
nejvetsi nest astnici potrebuji
daleko vice utechy, .jez posky-
tuip 1yrn9ni unZ 1h hySfropS Ion
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s Y B II


by n9kdy mohfo byti jinak. Ale
dnes razi 81 snaht modernich
zen po emancipaqi cestu i do
rise vychazejiciho| slunce. Dne
sni mlade clhanky trvaji upor
ne ma tom, aby 81 smelly vybra-
ii muze samy, tax jako. jejich
evropske nebo americke sestry.
A tax objevuji Sc nyni V dem
MIN cinskem tisku podivna o.
znameni, ktera by veru mohla
zpusobiti, aby copy starych
mandarinu Sc zjezily rozhor-
lenim mad tim bezboznym
dnesnim svetem. Made Chan
ky zde totiz verejne prohla-
suji, re Sc nepovazuji nikterak
"a vazany slibem, ktery jejich
rodice Ia ne kdysi slozil. Mia
de muzske pokoleni s eman-
cipovanymi divkami souhlasi,
neohlizejic Sc, ze rodice nemo-
hou vedeti, budou-li Sc jejich
deti k sobe hoditi, ti niko-
liv. Made Cinanky, ktere tax
to nedprosne zuctovaly Sc sta
rou tradici, studovaly vetsinou
v cizine, kde Sc jim zalibila
/" "sladka svoboda" jejich st'ast
nejsich sester.
Ztracen a opst nalezen. Jis-
ty topic z New Havenu nasel
tyto dny v pisku u Thimble Is
landu anticky zlaty prsten, je-
hoz popis Sc shoduje S prste-
mem, ktery sc ztratil V +. 1910
anglickemu dvoru. Jezto Thin
BILE Island byl sveho casu 81
diem povestneho morskeho lu-
pice, kapitana Kidda, jest do
,nnenka, re skvost tvoril cast
jeho kofisti, kterou tam zako-
pal.
Manzelstvi nejlepSim lekem.
Anglicky lekar sir Arthur New
sholme nedavno zjistil, re ze-
natl. muzove dosahuji delsiho
yeku nez muzove svobodni.
Cislice umrti muzl tehoz veku
jest pry mnohem nizsi u tech,
kdoz dali prednost manzelske-
mu raji pred staromladenec-
twin. Ma zeny pry vSak pGso-
bi manzelstvi opacne. Mezi
dvacatym a ctyricatym rokem
umira mnohem vice zen vda-
nych nez svobodnych. Teprve
po teto vekove 'hranici Sc po-
mer meni We prospech vda-
nych. Svobodne zaplati pozde-
il svoji nechut' k manzelstvi
casnejsi smrti. g Vyvody sira
Arthura Newsholme NELL by
81 tudiz witt k srdci vSichni
pessimiste a vtipkafi, kteri ra
di varuji svobodne muze pred
S1atkem k zarmutku a k
zalosti vdavekchtivych divek
a jejich starostlivych matinek.
Ano, ano, Wy zapekliti MAIDEN
ci! Honem sc ozente, chcete-li
81 prodlouzit zivot bez - Stei-
nacha.
Co budeme jara nositi?
Snad proto, re zima je tento-
krate tax vytrvale tuba, chys-
ia nam pani Moda z jara k
tomu, re prepychem barev cd
meni nase zraky, vecnou bell
ma @jedne a temnymi barvami
zimnich kozesin ma druhe stra
ne unavene. Bude to Ease jed
nou moda, ktera nam zenam
skvele vyhovuje, uspokoji mas
smysl pro vkusnou pestrost,
JakO "derHier cri' Odvazuii sc
do svetla jiz dnes latky, skye
le a umelecky malovane. Jake
bohatstvi vzoru! Perske, indie
Ike, japonske, egyptske mott
Wy V pestre smesi. Vedle orr
entalnich vzorI vyskytuji Sc
vsak take takove, jez pred
stavuji ctverce, ovaly, troll
uhelniky v novych a novych
fadach "a sebou. Ma vlnene
latky pax maluji Sc S oblibou
silhuety drObnVch r1ostavicek.
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PRIJMCU Sc tesarSti delnici.
Haste Sc u FIR. Valchare, 1916
vVch. 4S. ul. 3-15
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PRODA Sc DUN els. 325o
zap. 48. ul., je dvourodinny,
koupelna a jine zarizeni.
Blizsi. sc sdeli v {. 4913 Sto-
rer Ave. 3-15
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PRODAJf Sc zachovale sici
Singer stroje, jeden "a $45 a
druhy "a $25, jakoz i jedno-
dunn o 5 svetnicich "a
$4700. Haste Sc v {. 5233 Dol
loft Rd. 3-15
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DUN ma peknem lote Sc pro-
da, 6 svetnic, koupelna, elek-
trika, plyn, velky sklep, ga
raz, barn, slepicnik, velka
porch a jine zarizeni. Haste
Sc {. 4647 Avery Ave. 3-17
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CHCETE-LI kOUPITI novy
ddm lacino, nam nekolik do
'md ma prodej a sice. {. 1901
E. 103 ST., {. $500 E. 1O6 ST. 2
Union a t6z n6kolik v Corlett.
Pfijd'te hned, neb ceny jsou
mike. Haste Sc Il FIR. Lisy,
kontraktora, 1910 E. 116 st. Z
Miles Ave. 3-17
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VYPRODAM "a zvlaste niz
kou cenu llzny nabytek K
nabyti mista pro jarni ma
bytkove zbozi. Krasne elek-
tricke lampy pouze "a $3.50
Rugs $1.35 kus. Pfijd'te do
Bejckova nabytkoveho OBJ
chodu, 4641 Broadway, rob
Finn ul. 3-17
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PRODA Sc dunn o Z pokojich
koupelna, konbinacni fernes.
skopky ma pradlo, ulice dlaz-
dena, jest to 6ty dunn cd War
ner Rd. Cena $4,000. Piste neb
piijd'te k snajiteli K. Ositka
S3o8 Park Heights Avenate.
Tel, sGarfled Heights. $40
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PRODA Sc u Broadway a W.
chodni 55. ul. modern6 zarize-
ny dunn o 6 pokojfch, koupel-
ma, sklep, skopky ma pradlo,
elektrika, pnda, pekny lot. Da
Sc levneji, bude-li prodan do
ctrnacti dni. 'Tez Sc prodaji
ctvery kamna a nabytek. Has
te Sc v {. 5205 Dolloff Rd.
Sit
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PRODA;SE dunn O 5ti pokojlch
dole 0 5ti pokojich na hofe
2 koupelny, 2 fernesy, sklep
pod celym domem, elektrika,
plyn, dlazba zaplacena. Hla
ste sc v (. 1865 vych. 131. ui.
. Union Ave. 3-15
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PRODA Sc

H..
PRODA Sc FARMA o 20
akrech, Is mil cd Square
ma dlazdSne cests, blize al
lotmentu, a akry malin a rdz
nych trsd, cena $4,000, ho-
tovx $4,000, tez SO vezme ma
splatlu jednorodiny ddm.
PiSte: Owner, r. l, Box 68,
Willoughby, o. 3-18
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE p9kny
6Opalcovy dubovy stil do kni
hovny. Haste Sc v (. 1884 So
Ion Ave. 3.15
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-PR0DAM LEVINE zarHent "a
novni davenport, ovir.ci. Hil-
ste Sc v c. 1861 vych. SO. ~.
veter Cd 5ti do s hodin ven!
lie Woodland karu.
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kOUPf Sc jedno neb dvouro-
dinny domek. Dopisy zasletees
udanim,~ceny do adm. "Sveta"
pod znackou "Koupe". 3-17
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PRONAJME Sc byt s po-
kojfch, koupelna, vytapeni hor
kou vodou. Haste Sc v elsie
1854 Union ave. 3-18
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nepameti bylo v Cine zvykem,
re rodice zasnubovali sve me-
dospele dcerky jiz v nejutlej-
Sim v6ku. Neicasteji pax Sc
stavalo, ze mlade deyce sveho
nastavajiciho manzela vubec
nespatrilo, dokud neprekroci-
10 pred svatbou prah domu sve
llo tchana a tchyne. Pc staletf
sc Cinske divky tomuto stare
mu mravu bez odmluvy podro-
Evening star., 1924-10-08
WILL CUT TRAFFIC COST
BY ONE.WAY STREETS
New York to Limit 253 Thorough
fares in Lower Manhattan
by New Rules.
BY the Assoeia ted Press.

BY the AssoeiA ted Press.
NEW YORK, October s.--New traf-
fic regulations making one-way
streets Of 253 thorouGhfares in lower
Manhattan will es.ace the cost of
traffic conGestlcs.. <. New York from
so to IS per cent, according to Dep
uty Chief Police inspector Dominick
Henry, who is in charge Of traffic.
Traffic congestion has been costing
the city &1,250,000 daily since the first
of the year, Inspector Henry esti-
mated, basing his figures on a traffic
report by the Sage Foundation. Cas-
oline waste while automobile engines
are kept running when held in traffic
jams, shipments delayed and lost time
are among the factors listed as con-
tributing to the high cost OF traffic
congestion.
Evening star., 1924-10-08

Representative and Mrs. Edward w
Pou of North Carolina, had AS a guest
for the world series game in Wash
inEton, their son. Mr.. George Ross
Pou superintendent of the State
prison at Raleigh, n. c. Mr.. Pou was
with his parents at the Burlington
Hotel for several days.
Evening star., 1924-10-08
AdamS-Rir "a rds Wedding
nt nrtdc.~ Home Tonight.

The marriage OF Miss Eleanor
Rothwcn Richards. daughter OF Mrs
Robert Morris Richards and the late
MIR. Richards. TO Mr., Lawrence Al
fred Adams OF Santa Clara. CALI.
will take place this evening at
O'clock, at the home OF the brides
mother Tho ceremony will b" per-
formed by the Rev. Charles r. Warner
and wiu be followed by reception.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. Irwin Richards.
and will he attended by her sister.
Miss Frances Richards. as maid of
honor. Ten young ladies Will be RIB
bon bearers, and Mr.. Bradford Smith,
a ClaSSmate OF the bridegroom at
Harvard. will be the best man.
The marriage OF Miss Virginia Jane
McSorley daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles n. McSorley. to Mr.. William
II Lockwood son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1924-10-08
SOCIETY
Mrs. Coolidge Made Visit to Red Cross
Headquarters This Morning and
Viewed the Exhibition
Charlotte Dehon of Spartanburg, S.
c., cousins of the bride.

Charlotte Dehon of Spartanburg, S.
c., cousins of the bride.
The marriage of Miss Marion Whit
ing Estes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. whiting Estes. to Mr.. Fenton
Mercer Fadeley. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r NJ. Fadeley. took place last
Church. the Rev J. J. Dimon officiat-
ing The bride who was given in
marriage by her father. wore a gown
OF soft ivory satin. The straight line
bodice was trimmed with old rose
point lace and satin folds, and French
folds formed design on the very
full skirt. The Eirdle was of orange
blossoms and the satin train which
fell from the shoulders was lined
with shirred chiffon with "A putting
around the edge. Her veil was held
in place by a coronet of rose point
lace with clusters of orange blossoms
at the sides.
The maid of honor. Miss Ida Rcrnicc
Wheaton q Buffalo. wore gown Of
green beaded georsettc over. yellow,
and a large picture hat to match.
The best man was Mr.. chester \.
Blinston. and the ushers were Mr.,
Josenh B. Schaff. Mr. Lathrop Boron
of Hampton. Va: Mr.. Rhesa Norris ot
-,
Nichols of Railway. y. J.
Mrs. Estes wore a beaded dress 81
blue cut velvet. and Mrs, Fsdelcy.
mother of the bridegroom. wore a
dress of metallic cloth and beaded
blue net.
The ceremony was followed by a
reception in the home OF the brides
parents. at 1349 Euclid street. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Fadeley started
on a motor trip. Mrs. Fadeley wore
a dress of tan faille silk with a gray
and tan sport coat trimmed in baby
fox and a hat to match. They will be
at home after November ! at 1910
Biltmore street.
Among the out-oftown guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Edward r. Caverly Of
New York. aunt and uncle OF the
bride; Mr. and Mrs. Richard NJ
Booker and Mr.. and Mrs. John Wey-
mouth of Hampton. Va. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlisle Johnston. relatives of
the bridegroom.
Evening star., 1924-10-08

terdsy and will come to Washington
for the Winter.
. Mr.. C. Bascom Slemp. the Presi-
dents secretary has taken an apart
ment at Wardman Par- Hotel for
the Winter.
The first secretary Of - Argen-
tine embassy. Senior Edouardo Racedo.
and Sonora de Racedo, have taken an
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
for the Winter. Senor Racedo has
many friends here. having been at
tached to the embassy here as sec
ond secretary several years ago. He
is accompa panied by his bride.
The Third Assistant Secretary OF
State and Mrs. j. Butler Wright re-
turned yesterday afternoon from the
North, where they have made a series
of visits for several weeks. They
were in Pittsfield. Mass, over the
week end. Mrs. Wright and their
children had cottage through the
Summer at Blue Ridge Summit,
where Mr.. Wright joined them for
the week ends.
Mrs Henry c. Muslin has taken
possession of the apartment in the
Woodward which she has leased for
tho Winter Mrs. Muslin has been
visiting her hrother-in law and sister.
Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett. In
their country place, Wakefield Manor.
Va.
Airs Hart. wife ~ Capt. Franklin
\. Hart, L. = NJ, g. has come from
the Philadelphia navy yard and is
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Donald taSsels. and viii he Joined by
Capt. Hart Tor the foot ball game or
the ARMY Marine Corps.
Mrs Frank II. fillmore Of tNnwyd.
Ia. is visiting her mother. Mrs, Law
ton Morgan. III her home at lS0s
MaSsachuSett avenue.
Evening star., 1924-10-08
Secretary of Labor Leaving
For Trim OF Several Days.

For Trip OF SeSer1l Days.
The Secretary of Labor. Mr.. James
J. Davis has returned to Washington
after making several addresses in the
West. He will go to Baltimore TINS
afternoon to make an address and
from there will go on a speaking tour
Of West Virginia and Pennsylvania
He VIII return TO this city about Oc-
tober IA.
Representative and Mrs. Edward w.
You of North Carolina, had as a guest
for the world series game in Wash
inEton, their son, Mr.. George Ross
Pou, superintendent Of the State
prison al Raleigh, n. c. Mr.. Pou was
with his parents at the burlington
Hotel for several days.
The Counselor of the French en-
bas&y and Nine. de Laboulaye and
their children are among the pas
Seugers sailing today from New YORK
for their home in France. Nj. de-
houIaye has been charge d d'afaires or
France during the absence of the
Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand
through the Summer.
CharmnCly arranged in every de-
tail was the wedding at II o'clock
today in st Marsaret's Church OF
Miss Beatrice Dehon, daughter OF
Mrs William Dehon Of ST. Peters
burg. Fla. to Mr.. Joseph II. Churchill
also of that city. The bride was
married from the home of her uncle
and aunt. Gen. and Mrs. Frederic V.
Abbott. 2319 Tracy place, where she
has been a guest The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. II. H. d.
Sterrett and was followed by A wed
ding breakfast in the home of Gen.
and Mrs A5hott.
The church had an effective ar
rangement of white chrysa
and Autumn leaves. and Mr.. Percy
Van Ness. organst, and Mrs. John
T.. Freeman, cousin of the bride, sang
preceding the ceremony. Mr.. Van Ness
playing the wedding marches also
The bride was escorted and given
in marriage by Gen. Abbott and wore
white georgette crepe beaded in
pearls and crystals. the gown draped
to one side and held by crystal
ornament. Her tulle Vel was held
by pearls and orange blossoms and
she carried bride roses and lilies of
the valley.
Miss Elfnor Abbott and Miss Marion
Abbott, cousins of the bride. were her
maids, the former in Nile green and
the latter in apricot georgette crepe
dahliaS. Middleton Freeman and
Charles Freeman, young sons of Mr.
and Mrs. John +. Freeman of Belmar
\. J.. were pages and carried the two
rings used in the ceremony. on white
satin pillows. Mr.. Richard Wight OF
Belmar, y. T.. was best man and Mr.
Martin T. Fisher was the usher.
For the breakfast after the cere-
mony about 30 relatives and intimat te
friends were invited. and Mr.. Church
i'll and his bride left Immediately aft
erWard for st. Petersburg, where
they will make their future home
The bride travelled in a three-piece
suit of Russian blue and gray cloth
with a small hat to match.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Elizabe Cox of Oyster
Bay, Mr.. Herbert Heroy and Mr.. and
Mrs. John +. Freeman of Belmar,
y. J., and Miss Julia Dehon and Miss
Evening star., 1924-10-08

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont closed
their Newport Villa. Belcourt. yester-
day and started for Washington.
Evening star., 1924-10-08

Mrs. Hamilton Wright has closed
her Summer home in Maine and re-
turned to Wash'Sgton with Miss
Rosalind Wright and the younger
children of the family.
Evening star., 1924-10-08

Miss Ellen King closed her Sum
mer home at Stockbridge, Mass. yes
Evening star., 1924-10-08

- -RS. COOLIDGE visited Red
III cross headquarters on Sew
V enteenth street this morn
lvl ing and while there viewed
the exhibition in connection
with relief work.
Mrs. Douglas Robinson. who was
the guest of the President and Mrs.
Coolidge at the White House for
brief visit returned to New York
last evening.
The Ambassador of Great Britain.
Sir Esme Howard. will go to New
York Wednesday, October %, to at
tend a banquet of the New York
Board of Trade and Transportation,
when he will make an address.
Evening star., 1924-10-08

Continued on Ninth Page.
The Nome nugget., 1924-04-05
BRANDS SCAIFE TESTIMONY AS FALSE

CLARKSBURG the
  mdady Secretary cuons the different times, in yesterd
The Nome nugget., 1924-04-05

CHICAGO, bokeh ais sownN A. A U. in the 22O mi and
The Nome nugget., 1924-04-05
PEPPER ATTACKS POSSIBLE
 THIRD PARTY

PORTLAND Maine, Apl Pepper Pennsylvania an address the of an rrespon- sbe and highly dangerous third suggested self to the extremists political possibility every and woman w" holds to the Republican
 forward to victory under the
 responsibility rengthenng appointments Fall Daughy mistakes of our be- loved leader ended his poli.al ehouls
The Nome nugget., 1924-04-05

SEATTLE April 5James Englishman He woods dog as his companions forced kill the the body
The Nome nugget., 1924-04-05

kIANA, April to School econ which held April lst Treasurer w. C. Todhune and for Clerk Leopold
The Nome nugget., 1924-04-05

CORFU, April 5The the bopeev
The Nome nugget., 1924-04-05

SEATTLE April 5A1ajor in of the world h1rs yesterday afternoon said we not be the start
The Nome nugget., 1924-04-05
FORMER CAPTAIN
 CUTTER BEAR
 DEAD IN NY.

YORK, c. tired
  age fifty Il esterday
The Nome nugget., 1924-04-05

AohnDhfN ApI 'farry B. Duncan Iarbor manager ' 'e"i"s M"lHe company killed ery ck being held by the police oA p III " store Pler claimed self him.
The Nome nugget., 1924-04-05
CHANGE MADE IN FLYERS PERSONNEL

SEATTLE, April 5Lieu. license will the world Chicago.
The Nome nugget., 1924-04-05
COOLIDGE HAS s77 DELEGATES

WASHINGTON April 5Manager Coolidge has 377 Delegates pledged q
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SEATTLE April lowing weather conditions
  flyers which yesterday
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CONVICTED OF mUROERING A
 UNIVERSITY BOY

TACOMA April 5-wlam B. killing student The hanging April 18th. this
 DILL MAKES CHARGES AGAINST ROOSEVELT NEWSPAPERS
 CHICAGO April of Denly oil leases which be revealed 1ngton State to newspapers Chicago
 HEARST PURCHASES ALBANY TIMEs-UNIoN. ALBANY, April publisher has purchased on as Editor
 SEVEN MILLION APPROPRIATED FOR ROADS AND TRAILS
 WASHINGTON April 5A appropriatng seven and one half million dollars for roads Parks passed the this
 DAN DiE5o April 5-Ndrs Irwin prour member the Navy Supply Corps aer taking Sl2oooo of the money turned .s to the Naval authorities at San in an amr part of alleged ' e s'oe
 Fu1 1as SoSED NudGsr--s1ss NoN1a pnIvusn
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lohfo April o-Rekichiro Szure who find gold killed the which numbered piracy on the high yesterday.
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l'f0IiETTt tfADING COOLIDGE 100000
 WIS. PRIMARIES

MILWAUKEE Senator LaFoe leading President Coolidge election a dred
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kEARNEY. lines Kearney. Nebraska yesterday
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eAl s''.sp sr Asa.l s.A*k, AT rAs xu.srr OFFICE
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TAXES PLACED ON NAH LONG SETS

WASHINGTON, April 5Taxes Radio Bill which the time a repeal the
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WASHINGTON F. to he Army Air told
 
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NEWLY-WEDS'
 MURDERED BY
 UNKNOWN MAN

5Alfred Wadman 25 and his
  Poneoy yesterday.
 DRESS UNIFORMS TOKYO SEATTLE. April 5The the round the planning
  COMPLIES WITH REQUEST OF DAUGHERTY COMMITTEE WASHINGTON, 5Secreay Weeks complied
  conmittss % a
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SAN FRANCISCO
 SHAKEN BY EARTH
 QUAKE YESTERDAY

SAN FRANCISCO April 5The Francisco and vicinity shaken after 
  WASHINGTON, April Wadsworh Secretary Mellon,
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Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-28
WAY DOWN EAST, y
BIG SPEC ACLE,
is COMING HERE

d. w. Griffith s wonder spectacle,
"Way Down East, - taken from the
famous New England play of that
name will be seen at the Valley
theatre for three days beginning to-
night.
In "Way Down East the master
of the silent drama has excelled him
self Griffith has infused the charm
of New England homesteads with
their quaint surroundings, dreamy
pcrspectives of enchanting roadways,
meadows and hills; old fashioned
sleighing parties, barn dances and
hucOlic humOrs. 1t is Il tale of the
love that conqucrs all things but
wh.ch is retarded for the time being
by gossip and thrilling adventures
prompted by the stern dictates of a
simple people who have but one code
of honor.
1t is presented by one of the fin
est casts that ever assembled for Il
screen presentation and in addition
to the pla.ntive picture of Anna
Moore as depicted by Lillian Gish
and the manly David of Richard
Barthelmess.