davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-07-17
Some Men Happy Only
When Finding Fault

There are people who have the quee
taste to "enjoy being H." And ther
are others who get into very mast
taste still more queer. says Londo
Answers.
They seize on an annoyance with tn
same avidity and relish as dog grab
a bone. Give them an annoyance
something with which to find fault
and they are happy
They come down to breakfast
hoping that the meal may be few
minutes late, so that they can fnt
fault. If the daily paper has not beer
delivered. or If the eggs are under
boiled, instead Of being hard boiled
they are satisfied. There's something
with which to find fault, and that Ii
all they want. 1t Is tonic, and they
are happily launched for the day.
Outwardly, they may seem to be in
q state Of great annoyance, but in
wardly. they are self-satisfed and
happy. Really they are in similar
category to drug-takers. Deprive the
latter of what they want, and they are
touchy and unapproachable. Give them
what they want, and they are happy.
Those who suffer from "annoyitis"
are the same. Deprive them of annoy
ances, remove all opportunity of fault
finding, and they are like bears with
sore heads. Give them plenty Of
chances Of fault-fnding, and they are
happy. Why7
Well, 1t is because they have two
vices. They are tyrannical and selfish.
Fault-fnding enables them to exercise
their tyranny and to obtain enjoyment
by making others miserable.
An illustration of this is afforded by
one employer who went to his office
half an hour earlier than usual, his
heart full of anticipatory JOY at the
Of finding the staff late But
they were there, and at work, and he
was so annoyed at being deprived Of
an opportunity to find fault that he
gave them terrible time for the rest
Of the day.
Despicable7 Yesl But that employer
has crowd for company, and perhaps
among those who read this there may
be some whose consciences tell them
they are In the crowd.
If SO, they should get out Of It'll
Each Of US makes different contri-
,ution to life; but the greatest contri-
)ution of all u.s., within our sphere and
opportunities, to render the lives of
,thers as happy as possible. Those
Who suffer from "snnoyitis" don't do
his
In the long run. too. they make their
'wn lives miserable. For the man who
narls is usually allowed to do 1t alone.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-07-17

A cinema director who had been
turning Riviera film was praising at
the Lambs club the food of southern
France.
''You even found the French snails
good, eh?' said a tea importer. "But
/ wonder how some of the delicacies 1
have seen in China would strike you
delicacies such as water-lily roots,
birds nests, ducks gizzards, bean mac
aroni, eggs that have been ripened for
years like cheese, timed earthworms,
marmalade made from roses, dog
steaks, dried and preserved oysters"
"All can say" replied the cinema
director, sis that If ever go to China
to turn film you may be sure I'll
never try the timed earthworms or
the dog beefsteaks."
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-07-17
The Long Bou,

"Some of the ridiculous and trans
parent inventions circulated by public
ity agents about their celebrated or
would-be celebrated employers" said
Mayor Kendrick of Philadelphia,
'overshoot the mark. Like the two
Texans who were Dragging about their
brothers.
"My brother said the first Texan,
once went to billiard saloon, picked
up ball In his right hand and another
In his left, and the result was pow
DER
well, that's nothing said the sec
ond Texan My brother once went to
bull fight, and he took bull in the
left hand and another in the right he
squeezed them; result-bottle of meat
extract"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-07-17
Scientific Photos

From a seat suspended 30 feet
above the ground, an psychologist of the
American Museum Of Natural History
recently took photographs Of trot-
ting horse speeding below. In this
way he obtained accurate records of
the motion of the spine and muscles In
action. These records are being used
In mounting the bones Of Lee Axwor-
thy, the champion trotting stallion Of
the world, so as to show him in the
gait with which he made his record
of 1 :5SN. Trotting was bred in the
bones of Lee Axworthy down on a
Kentucky stock farm, and now his
bones win add to his fame by complet-
ing the most scientific exhibit Of
horses bones ever mounted.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-07-17
Sinister Misnoner

There is certain little Russian res
taurant In Paris, where there are so
many Russian restaurants these days.
1t is altogether charming, the cooking
is excellent and the wines and the
music are praiseworthy. A violinist
and several fellow conspirators per-
form like virtuosos. There is, in fact,
but one discordant note. and that is In
a placard tackled up near the orches-
ira, which reads: "Venez voir les
celebres executeurs.r (Come in and
see the famous executioners.) Exc
cuteurs'' In Russian restaurant The
chills go up >one's spine.-From LIE
Figaro, Paris (Translated for the Kan
sas City starr.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-07-17

One of the annual crop of car own
ers that disdains to drive the same
model car for two seasons, advertised
his auto for sale In an outstate paper.
Soon after the advertisement appeared,
bis phone was kept busy with such
queries as do you think your car
would hold out as far as ChicagoT
what do you think of its chances of
getting as far as Columbus7'' etc. In
bewilderment, he looked up the adver-
tisement and discovered that his own
eulogy of the bargain had been faith
fully copied, including the statement:
"This one won't last long. '-Indisnapo-
iis News 4e----.a..
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-07-17
WAYS or TELLING
LOVES OLD STORY


Loves old story repeats itself in
every cline, and weddings In other
parts of the world differ from the
american ceremony only in details of
costumes and local customs. The ten
der emotions that fill the heart of a
prlue when she stands before the altar
are the same, whether the ceremony
De celebrated In China or Chicago.
And Easter is popular time for we'd
oings the world around, the same as
June.
In rural parts Of Germany, instead
Of the conventional engraved wedding
invitation, professional messenger is
employed to invite guests to the we'd
ding. AS his tall figure passes through
the Streets there Is an air of eager ex-
peccancy among the villagers, for 1t is
not known to whom the magic words
OF invitation may come, says the San
Antonio Express. The messenger an
nounces his mission in loud, sonorous
tones, then proceeds to the next house
on his list.
When a young man in Austria feels
matrimonially inclined, he presents the
girl OF his choice a bunch Of flowers
as she comes from church on Sunday
morning. If she accepts the floral trib-
ute he calls at her home few DAYS
later and the budding romance pro
ceeds to its customary elimination.
In Saxony the groom, his best man
and the ushers wear, instead of the
conventional black suit, long kimono-
like garment trimmed with lace and
ruff1es, with punches of flowers In the
bands of their broad-brimmed hats.
The bride carries a linen handkerchief
which Is sometimes as large as small
tablecloth. The size of the kerchief
indicates the wealth of the brides par
ents.
In Slav weddings the bridegroom
fetches the bride from the home of her
custom emblematic Of the
practice of his forebears who carried
their mates away forcibly. AT AL
bantam weddings 1t is correct for the
bride to weep and show great reluc-
lance in leaving home. The bride
groom must present his betrothed with
/ handsome dress for the marriage, no
natter how poor he may be.
OF all oriental marriage ceremonies,
hose of Japan in the month when the
,herry trees are in full blossom are
he most beautiful. After making the
nomentous decision to accept each (
'ther "for better, for worse" the young
'ouple consult the soothsayers to de-
ermine on what day they should wed I
o insure good fortune throughout
heir married life. The ceremony is
Isually performed In the afternoon,
nd at sunset the bride enters her
kaga," or carrying hammock, and sets
ut for her new home. She is follow ed
y gift-bearers who display the we'd
ing presents to spectators along the
treets.
The ceremony of the bath" is
uaint feature of the Egyptian we'd
ing. On her wedding morning the
Dung bride-to-be, accompanied by her
irl friends and several musicians, sets
ut for the public bath, riding on
amel. Above her head Is a canopy
{ bright-colored silk, topped with
inches of palm leaves. After the
ride and her friends have bathed to-
ether, they are entertained by flute
layers, singers and story tellers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-07-17

Now. Arthur" asked the Sunday
school teacher, why did Adam bite
the apple?"
Maybe they didn't have knives In
those days." answered the youthful
philosopher.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRI-
COLA DE PUERTO RICO
CONvoCATORIA

En- cumplimiento de 10 preven1do
en- Ell articulo 70 de los Estatutos de
este Banco, Ell Consejo de Administra-
ci6n ha acordado convocar los seno-
res accionistas Junta general ord1-
maria para el dia IA de julio proxlmo
y hora de las diez de la mafiana en-
que comenzara la session, que Sc ceIe-
brara en- Ell salon de actos del domicl-
lilo social, calle de Tetuan numero 10
de esta ciudad, con ell objeto de So
meter a su aprobacion la Memoria
" Balance correspondents al ejercl-
clio social de 1923-24, v resolver sobre
la reforma de los Estatutos Regla-
mentos del Banco.
Tienen derecho a concurrir a dicha
Junta todos los sefiores accionistas que
obtengan papeleta de asistencia en- la
Secretaria de este Banco con un dia
de antelaci6n a la mencionada fecna.
Ese derecho es delegable en- otro ac-
cionista. por medic de poder especial,
en- carta dirigida al Presidente del
Consejo de Administration.
San Juan, P. R., IL de JUNO de 1924.
Ell SECRETARIO,
p ROCA1 ORT.
Vo. Bo.
Ell PRESIDENTE,
Rafael FABIAN. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
CriticandO Ell Metodo Cortina
para aprender ingIes

Hace va varios dias que ell she
RADIO dc Puerto Rico" y EEL NUN
DO" publicaron en- sus columnas un
articulo en- Ell cual Sc criticaba al au-
tor que encabeza estas lfneas. NADIA
ha rephcadc dicho sefior los erro-
res que el humilde articulista ha en-
contrado Ell su obra.
Prometi al pdb,ico que continuaria,
y aqui va Ell segundo de la serie.
El fin que me p-opongo no t enc por
mosisima cbra, sino aconsejarle qua
corrija los defectos que lie sefialo por
Ell benefcio de mis- compatriotas porto
rriqueiios que tanto leen la acreditada
obra.-
An Ia pagina 36 del celebre Ii
bro, hallase la palabra 'tanxious' La
pronunciation que nos da Ell autor es
"an-sches' Esta es una erronla idea,
pues la "x'' tiene Ell sonido de 'ks''.
Puede verse este 81 Sc consulta la pa
gina 25 del D.ccionario Webster.
+ B.-En Ia pagina 18 de la misma
obra, encu6ntrase la palabra occupied i.
Ell autor suena la. doble &C.. Este es
otro defecto en- pronunciation, porque
solamente suena una "c". (vease la
pagina 393l
C.-En la pagina 81 del referido
Metodo, Sc ha1a la palabra going.
pronunciation dada por Ell senior Cor
tina, es ''go-in'. Aqui, en- esta pa
labra, Sc han comteido dos errores:
Primero: la 90" t!ene la equiva-
lencia castel,ana de "ou''
Segundo, la "g'' suena.
D.-Eh la pagina 149 de la obra a
que hago menc;6n, hallase la palabra
don't. En- esta palabra, como en-
la primera, como en- la segunda, como
en- la tercera, tambien Sc equivoc6 Ell
autor, pues la ''o'' tiene la equiva-
lencia espaiiola de ''ou''. (Vease la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
EI problema de la...
Continuation de la pag. 81

del castigo cuando pensamos en- Ia cri-
minologia. La function penal debe
Emitarse a la defensa social contract
delito, teniendo solo en- cuenta Ell gra-
do de temibilidad del delincuente. Es-
tudiar la etiologia del de-ito, COMO
Ger cientificamente al sujeto del acto
criminal para aphcarle un remedio ade-
cuado a su NAL que Ia vez que 10
corrija 10 transforme 81 fuese posi-
BILE, en- un individuo it'll Ia sociedad,
la defienda de SUI poder aggressive, he
ahi los Fundamentals racionales del de-
recho penal.
Las acciones criminales son Ell result
tado de las anomalies psiquicas del que
las ejecuta. No son actos consciente-
mente elegidos por ell agente. FL de-
lincuente vino a la vida con sus ms
tntos de perversidad: 81 las condicio-
mes del medic ambiente le son favora-
bles, es possible que tales instintos no
Sc eXterioricen nunca y Sc lie consi-
dere siempre en- la comunidad como un
hombre normal; pero 81 las condolences
lie son adversas, cualquier estimulo, por
ms gnifcante que sea, originara el de-
Ito.
La sociedad tiene, sin duda algu-
ma, Ell derecho de defenderse de los Pc
Igros de la delincuencia, pero creemos
que esta function tanto mas que de-
fensiva, debe scr preventive, Y dentro
de este principle de moral y humani-
dad, hay un campo de acci6n intense
cuyas lineas generates no podemos ana
izar, siquiera sea igeramente, en- Las
estrecheces del presente articulo.
Trataremos mas tarde este question.
Mayo Is de 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23

ragina 1922.
Ramon BRueUERAs RODRIGUEZ
Csguas, P. R.
NOTA: Continuara. Otros autores
seran criticados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
SONORA

Para cada uso de su tocedo,
tiene Elizabeth Arden IN prepa.
rado especial, que puede COM
prar en- "The Porto Rico Drug
Co., San Juan,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
BANKA KREJcOVSKEHO
DELNICTVA

penize pribu7nym
do Evropv krejcovskym d6lni-
ctvem pdjdou prsst6 prostfed-
n'ctvim vlastni banky unie dam
skaho kreitovskeho d9lnictva,
zfizene New Yorku. v ban
ce byly j'z nyni, jak pravi ma
nager mistni unie Krcindler,
tlcnstvem ulozenyg znacne SUI
my tax re existence noveho
sv6pomocneho dstavu delnic-
kAho jest jiz zaji$t4na. V9tS-
na krejccve'keho d9lnictva isou
pristehovalci a v stalem spoje-
nj Evropou a proto zaTizeni
i'ste clenstvl unie pride who'd.
Vvkonnt vybor unie cleveland
ske ulozil V novem financnim
iistavu $1,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
FRfPRAVY K REPUBLICAN,
SKE KONVENCI.

.nnesniho dne sejde Sc op9-
the cast narodniho vyboru re-
publikanske strany, vcetn9
predsedy sjinych cinovnfki,
z nichz nekteri zasedaji v
podvyborech ma ktere vloze-
ma jest starost o vsechny pFi-
rravne prace. Navstevnici ho-
Gleji zejmena vypracovati pla
ny, jak v mkstskem auditoriu
rozdelii vhodna mista pro ie
dnotliv6 1fadovny, novinafske
zpravodaje, jichz pfibude k
sjezdu znacny pocet, pro-
;cdnajf j otazku dekoracni
jine otazky vice meme dnlezi-
te. Prdvodcem hosti bude Car
mi A. Thompson i JIM mistni
vybofi. DIE vseho bude miti
nvni Cleveland casteji pile
zitost hostiti navstevy podob-
ne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
LOUPEz fIOSTlNCI
oBCHoDE CUKRO-
vINKAML

: Policejnf straznfk Adolf
hrohn byl mimo sluzbu a pro-
to sci vcera vecer do hostince
Theo. G1mballa, 1901 Kins-
man I'd. Pfisel jako ma zavola-
nou, nebot' .hostinec mel prava
nevitanou navstevu dvou lupi-
ca, ktere Krohn pronasledoval
a1o ] "a uprchliky stfelil. tt
to vsak yskocili do auta a uni
zeli. Straznfk nemohl drive
pouzfti zbrane, jelikoz Sc O.
baval, ze by lupici mohli jeho
strelbu op6tovati, COZ by bylo
velmi nebezpecno, neb v hos
tinci bylo n9kolik host.
Ia n6jakou chvili byla po-
!icii hlasena jina loupez. Til
lupici vesli do cukrovinkov6-
no obchodu JOS. Shannana,
1889 Ansel rd. N. E., kter6-
mu ukradli $40 a odtrhli cely
telefon cd st9ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
PAROLOvANY ZLoclNEc5
POLAPEN FRI MOVE
sPRACI',

Bert Myers, 1867 zap. s3. u
lice dopadl vcera veeer lupicc
prave kdyz plenil / prcdni
pokoie. Bandita ma n6hb sice
volal ably dial rlrce vzhdrp, ale
Myers nedbal nebezpecf alvybe
hi zadniml dvermi a privolal
policii. Mladfk see prchl ale
byl rfispechajicfmi strazniky
po kratsl honbG dopaden. Us
yedcila jej stopa yytlacena do
sn6hu podpatkem jakoz j v
kapse nalezene n6ktere v6ci,
kterych ukraM u Myerse. Kro-
me toho mel U sebe zabijak 4
diamant ma prorezavani skla.
Jmenu.ie Sc George Rapp, 6703
Clinton Ave., N. W.. Byl odsou
zen pro hradez automobile V
Cincinnati ma Ia mesfcG do po-
lepsovny, ale cevnu PRO do
bre chovaml" parolovan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05

Obyvatelstvo okoli Hazel
Rd.. East Cleveland bylo wee
ra nemalo poboufeno zpravou
n ilnosu 8leteho devcatka. Dew
&c 81 hralo n6kol.ka druzka-
mi. kdyz prijel automobil ii
die k sobe divku zavolal; ia
zal sc M cestu k Lee Rd. a ma
bizcl ii jizdu. Kdyz devce od-
mitalo vtahl je do auta, proti
jeho vuli. Ostatni divky ozna-
mill pf1hodu atryci ditete, KITE
rt dnosce dopadl kdyz Sc ten
to vracel. Stryc sebral unosci
kliGe AUTOMOBILE a zdrzel jej
AZ do prichodu policie. Zatce-
ny Sc ohrazoval, re by divkou
byl mel Spatnych lmysld, ma
pry ditky rad cht6l devcatku
jizdou zpnsobiti radost. Poll
Gle vsak mu neverila, bvla
ma neho vznesena zaloba pro
,itok.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
vYROcNf SLAvNOST VEL
kORADU G. S. p. S.

Ia prave lidove vstupne 1Oc
poskytne Velkorad statu Ohio
zitrejsil,o odpoledne cd 8. no
diny v Ceske Sini Sokol ma
Clark ave. vsem velice p9kny
pozitek. Porad cisel hudeb-
Mich. zp6vnich a humoritic-
kych, zakoncen bude, ably take
nase mladez pfisla ''k slovu",
velkou tanecni zabavou. Slav-
most zftfejsi sc stane jist6 do
stavenGkem vsech "Cespesa-
kG' a zabavni vybor Sc take
pi'ichystal ma rekordni navst6-
VII. Kdo c.hceS profit nekolik
hodin bez trudu, stan Sc dtast-
nikem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
SENATOR BENDER MANA.
CEREM JOHNSONOVI
KAMPANE.

Primarni kampan kaliforn-
skcho senatora Hirama john
soma rizena bude zdejsfm stat
MIN senatorem G.. H. Rende-
rem, hlavne kruzfch farmar-
skych. vyslotzileckych DEL
nickych. Hlavni 1fadovna O.
tevrcnar bude dnes " &. 2O8
Euclid Ave-, odkud ustanoveny
vybor provad6ti Ibude agitaci
v celem Ohiu. Generalnim ma
nagerem pc celGm Soustati je
F. H. Hitchcock, jcnz odjer wee
ra Johnsonem do Chicago,
ale die vseho navstevovati bu-
de nyni Cleveland Gasteji.
Die vyroki techto pracovni-
XII bude O OHIO sweden kruty
boj.
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|REFoRMAdE PoLlcEJNfHo
DEPARTMENT.

6t44 IL
Neodvisly radni William j.
Kennedy zamyEli zasaditi Sc V
pristi nestske rade ddklad-
nou reorganisaci policejnlho
departrnentu. Naprav nehodla
vsak dociliti pfesazova,nim neb
propoustenim muzstva ale pro
nskavymi oprava1ni dosavad-
Mich policejnfch method. Ze
navrh jeho Sc setkal $ porozu-
menim nasvsdcuje, re 0 nem
bylo jednano We zvlastnim W.
boru. ktcry ma projednati O.
tazku zenskeho odd9leni pi.i
policejnim departmentu.
Reformy sh1nuty jsou v ty-
to odstavce:
Zmodernisoyani celeho de-
par-tmentu.
.Opatreni malych automobile
pro detektivy pro strazniky
patroluJici v rozlehlejsich dis
striktech.
Vyfadit zastarale revclvery
a nahraditi je modely z roku
1924.
Zvyseni plat6 policistiim.
Pestovani v Department. le-
psiho ducha.
Vymitati nabozenskou po-
litickou nesnasenlivost.
We prosp6ch napravy vyslo-
viii ;iz svdj souhlas radni S.
B. Mitchell a H. L. Bronstrnp,
republican,.
Navrhovatel pravi dale, ze
Cleveland V policejnim pokro-
ku jest % rokd pozadu a po-
rovnava ku prfkladu moderni
policii v Detroit, ktera ma Kro-
me letacich skadron k dispo-
sici sc fordsk, kdeZto u mas
pride ma IS detektivd teprve
jcden automobil. X nahleddm
svym Kennedy dospel, kdyz Sc
byl drive po pom6rech policej-
Mich dotazoval v radach muz-
stva dustojnikG.
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STAvBY " cESKosLo
yENSKu.

Praha-krkl. vinohrady: no
vostavba Qrednf- budovy prol u
stfedni red. tabakove reAie na
Kral. Vinohradech.s
Chrudim. Ma pozemku lc.
kat. 979-2 bude postaven W.
zkamny dstav zem6d9lsky.
Kolin mad Labem. Bude wy
psana verejna soutez ma stav-
bu mostu. Usneseno prikrociti
ke stavbe dalsich 8 domi s SO
byty u hfist9 ma Zalabi.
Novy Bydziv. Bude prove
dena rekonstrukce as 10 KIN
okres. silnic n&kladeln 475.278
|Kc. Pfedsednictvo okr. sprav-
nj komise bylo zmocn6no opa-
stfiti plany ma stavbu isolacni-
Iho pavilonu phi novobydzov-
'ske nemocnici. Jedna Sc o pfi-
.stavbu telocvicny, event. i kre
slirny pfi dfvcf skdle NEST an
ske.
Presov. Bude vybudovana
nakladem 4 milionn korun mo
derni nemocnice pro 400 O.
sob.
ProstSjov. M9sto postavf
pet obytnych domi nakladem
S milionI korun.
Slany. Bude postavena no.
va budova m9stske spofitelny.
Sokolovna bude rozsifena pre-
stavbou q nastavbou die navr-
hu arch. Mezery.
koufim. Projedn&va sc dfe-
dni generalni projekt stavby
mistni drahy z ,cerven6ho Ko-
stelce do Konfimi. v
Usti mad Labem. zivnosten-
ska banka a Ceska obchodni
spolecnost postavf ma nam6sti
svGj bankovnf dun.
Tabor. Stavba kasaren v Ia
bore ma, mist6 "a Dsteckym
namestim bude projednavana
v nejblizsf dobe. Zatim jde o
stavbu kasaren pro diva pra-
pory pechoty, kter6 budou phi
d6lenY Taboru.
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NEHODA MA MEZIMEST-
SKE KARE.

Ashtabula, O., a. ledna. -
Jedna osoba byla zranena va
zne a sestnact utrpelo rizne
odfeniny a poraneni lehciho
razu, kdyz ma vychod jedouci
Cleveland gainesville Ashtabu
la mezimestska kara vyjela z
koleji dnes rano ma ostre "a
tacces asi dve mile ma zapad
cd Ashtabuly. Kara v te chvf-
Ii jela rychlosti 80 mil "a ho-
'dinu. Ranenf dopraveni v am
bulancich do zdejsi nemocni-
ce, odkud vsak vsichni mohli
odejiti jiz odpoledne krone
Franka Fairbankse, 78leteho,
z Ashtabuly, jehoz poran6nf
jest t6zke.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
kREJcOVSKA STAVKA MA
OBZORU

Y nekolika dilnach ma vyro-
blu damskych odevI hrozi pro
puknouti v utery stavka nebu-
deli zamestnavately obnovena
smlouva s unii damskeho krej-
Covskeho dalnictva. Prohlasil
tax vcera manager unie Char
les Kre'ndler. Ma stavku by
pax vyslo as 500 delniku.
Stavka vsak zavladla jiz u
The Falk-Feirstein Co., 2135
Superior Ave-, kde lest jiz
clenstvem unie piketovano. -
Zminena sooletn6st odpira u
znati starou smlouvu hrozi
zadaNati prace kontraktne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
SMETANuv KONCERT

Vybor majici ma starosti us
pofadani koncertu ma oslavu
stvch narozenin Bediicha Sine
tany oznamuje timto vefejno
sti, re koncert bude davan v
Masonic Hal ma Euclid Ave-
nue. V ned6li odpoledne, dne
8 brezna 1924. PGvodne melo
Sc "a to, re oslava bude moci
byti pofadana v nedeli dne 2.
bfezna, ale ddlezite okolnosti
priyodily nutnou zmenu. Diri-
gent orchestra, Nikolaj Soko-
low, bude totiz dirigovat "a.
llnora koncert v Londyne a
vrati sc do Clevelandu kolem
l. brezna. Nezli dojde k Sme-
tanovu koncertu, je treba, a.
by Sokolov mel dosti casu ma
zaverecne zkouSky. Smetano-
va "Ma Vlast' je tezky or1sek
j pro tax dobre t6leso, jako je
clevelandsky orchestr. Posunu
tim data o tyden pozd6ji So
kolov ziska casm, aby mohl po-
dati prvotfidni vykcn. Vybor
doufa, re nase vefejnost oce-
nj dobrou mahu vsech zucast-
nenych, ze laskave vezme
zmeru data ma vedomi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-05
MESTSKY MANAGER We
PROSPECT ZEN
v URADECH.

Ma banketu aKlubn obchod-
Mich zcn' V plesove SIM hote-
la Cleveland, proslovil vcera
novt mest.ky manager w. R.
Hopkins kratSi rec, v ktere jak
81 zenam prorokoval ze nej
blizsi dobe budou zeny moci
zasahnouti einnou politiku a
v da!eko rozsahlejsi mife nezli
dosud. Mezi jinym pravil, re
kazdJ obchod. V neGmz neni su-
castnena zena, jest zasvecen
zaniku.' zejmena chvalil zeny
americhe, jejichz dnesnf "a
mestnani obchode naval nej
velkolepejsim objevem veku
odstrkavani zen cd cinnosti
politicke ze brzdilo celia stole
ii lidsky pokrok.
s"Nevedon0st, surovost me-
jsou nejvetsfmy hffchy proti
lidetyu, ale hloupost, jez zavi-
Mia vylucovanf zen."
Kdyz byl tazan primo, zda
hodla vlastni slova provadeti V
praksi a jmenovati bude do
mastskych uradu zeny odpove
del jen usmevem.