davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

|vem. Otec Sc pozdeji odsteho-
val, ale Smetana r. 1860, vra-
|tiv Sc z Danska a ztrativ prv-
mi svou chot' Katefinu Kola-
foyou, pripoutan byl znovu k
Obristvf. Dne 10. cervence
1860 slavil v chramku obrfs-
tevskem shatek druhou cho-
lti svou Barborou Ferdiando-
YOU, dcerou majitele Lamber-
ka, statku, polozeneho ma ce-
ste re Semelkovic ke Chlumi-
lnu. Samota Lamberk vznikla
pc r. 1898, kdy velkou povod-
nj labskou zniceny byly Stare
Semelkovice a vybudovana
byla obfistevskou vrchnosti ma
navrsi, kde kdysi ovcak ovce
pasal. Vrchnost nazvala sta
TEX a samotu Lamberk, basnfk
M. j. Polak dal mfstu ceske
jmeno Berouskov, to Sc neu-
chytilo a tax zdstal zde Lam
berk al do dnesnich dnn. Ma
nem je vid6ti, jak hcinn9 Sc
casio v rye ceskem kraft ger
manisovalo.
Smetana chodival rad pc
labskych brezfch, vyhledavaje
haze v okoli Neratovic a kdyz
ma blfzkem zamku Lobkovi-
cich byval otec naroda Fran
tisek Palacky Sc svou chotf a
zetem a Drem Riegretn, KITE
ri stal v cele budovateli Ma
rodniho divadla, byval Smeta-
Ina v Lobkovicich vitanym ho
stem. Pri t9chto prochazkach
! s oblibou Sc mistr v Labi kou-
paval. Ma Lamberku obtval
mistr mansardu v podstfesf,
kde byl posvatny takfka kid
a kde mohl neruSene v9novati
Sc studiu a svym skladbam,
Professor DR.. Zden6k Nejedly,
ktery letos pfikrocil k vydani
monumentalniho zivotopisu We
likeho mistra, zajiste povi je.
no ctiteldm, co vzniklo z jeho
!skladeb i ma Lamberku, kde
nasel Smetana novy domov
kde o jeho pohodlf bylo stale
postarano a kan Sc .po celych
dvacet let stale znovu a zno.
WI vracel.
SldlO SmetanOvO ma Lambel
ku je pdvabnym koutkem. SINE
,tana sam zvecnil je Casio W
isvych kresbach, z nichz nektt
ire byly jiAti ciziRs reprodu
kovany. Jak rad Smetana zd<
meskal, o tom svedcf cetnt
poznamky ma rubu kreseb i ;,
mistrovych papfrech nalezene
Obycejne dojfzdel Smetana dc
Neratovic vlakem a odtud jt
ma Lamberk hodina pffjemnt
cesty. .
Statnf paroplavba zahajils
lonskeho roku dennf spojen'
po Labi s M9lnikem. VGchni
ctitele velkeho mistra, a jeg,
iich v Praze tisfce q tisfce, le.
tosniho roku pouzijf krasna
prilezitosti a navstivf kraj mad
sene opevovany M. ]. Pola.
KEN, Vitezslavern H&lkem
Svatoplukem cechem a zhu.
debn6ny We svych krasach
mistrem Smetanou v grandios
Mich skladbach "Ma vlast".
Koncfm sve radky zpravou,
kfornlI nfickl,, = 1901 tsD~ox 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25
Ty penize!

rs mou zenou je to uz stras
ne! Rano chce penize, v. po-
ledne chce peni2e' a vecer chce
Ease penize."
"A co della s tolika pencil?
".Nic, ia il zadnych nedam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25
DIb..e vychovani.

Pan Klid'as Sci v noci sadly
ma Letne k domovu. v tom
vyskoci z rosti chap, da mu
jednu a kTici: "Tady te kone-
,cne manu-"
Pardon" odpovedel napa.
deny, "to asi je nejaka, mylka
IS kym mann, prosim, potkse
mig"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25
Mohl byt les

"Tento. stromek jsme zasa.
dill jedncu ma pamatku. re
isme sc s muzickem smirili a
prestali jsme Sc hnevat.'
"Bozinku" obraci Sc naSte-
vnice k svemu muzi. "Koukej,
kdybychom byli tax udelali,
mohli jsme NIT dnes jM pekny
les" q"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

Pi. Izetta Jewel Brownova,
ktera byvala oblibenou herec-
kou pred nekolika lety, nyni
oznamuje, re bude sc uchazeti
o demokratickou senatorskou
nominaci We statu West Vir.
ginia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

cosf blfzkeho, znameho. Jak
mnbhy pdvod naseho kraje v
kfist alovych proudech Halko-
wy poesie Sc zrcadli. Yftezslav
Halek byl zde domovem. Ma
rozen v nedalekem Dolfnku,
pfestehoval Sc s rodici do biz
kych Byskovic, pozd6ji do Ia
+fezlic a jake student casio do
noci toulaval Sc zalesn6nymi
brehy Labe, v jichz serych hou
stinach kazda vetev chvela Sc
zvukem sladkeho slaviciho thu
kotu.
Stejnymi dojmy dojista byl
ovladan nejvetsi p6vec mas ma
skonku zapadajiciho veku,
'Svatopluk Czech.
Hledal kid v jeseni sveho
mladi. Prochazel cele tydny
zirnym Podripskem a zde "a
We zastavil sve kroky. Roz /
Eel Sc po mile rovine, vro{ r
ne modravym vencem me- f.
kych vysin, ktere ma zap8e
vevodf mohutny zvon Ripu .Ba
|snik byl rozhodnut. Usadif 7se
" Obristvi. II.
Ovsem mfvali Obristvi Pra-
Zane ode davna v pam6ti. ,Fo-
lozeno ma 1--WE erarnf silnici
= Prahy k Melniku vedopcf,
byvalo oblibenym cilem cestu-
|jfcfch. Ma hrbitavku obrfstev-
skem pochovan byl v letech
|padesatych podnikavyy inzo-
nyr, Anglican John Andrews,
ktery provozoval zde jiz cd
r. 1841 plavbu ma vlastni pa
rolodi, zvane Bohemia.
Jiz v r. 1874 vylfcil polab-
skou plavbu do Obrfstvi Jos.
Kaj. Tyl, v novele "Vlast a
matka".
= +
Toho roku, kdy Tyl napsal
svou novellu, pfiiel do Obris-
tvi sladek Frantisek Smetana,
novy najemce obristevskeho
pivovaru. Frant. Smetana byl
Lsvnem bednarskeho mistra re
Sadove a v letech tricatych
zmohl Sc tax, ze koupil 81 svo-
bodnicky dvorec v Rlzkove
|Lhote II Cechtic. Netrvalo de-
set let, prisel o statek zacf-
nal znovu. Tenkrate Casio do
jfzdel Bedfich do Obffstvf a
cd tech dob stalo Sc mu Mel
nioko takrka druhym domo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

rO0nln0 QlVRula: Nest aStny1
den IL. npna byl by bez, ma
la osudnym pro ceske um6nf
i pro mistra Smetanu sc stal.
Toho neblaheho dine byl Sme-
tana ma ceste do Prahy a do
jel povozem ma nadrazi nera-
tovicke mnohem drive. nezli
vlak. Pon6vadz nepozoroval
parostroje, odvazil Sc a posta-
vii sc mezi koleje, aniz by We
del, ze prav6 "a MIN posunuje
Sc n9kolik vozd ma kolejich a
rozjete ma dosti silnem spadu
uhan9ji q zabocuji prav6 ma
koleje, mezi nimiz mistr Sme-
tana klidn6 stal. clovek ma PRIV
MIN voze stojici krikem upo-
zornoval Smetanu ma nebez-
peel - mistr toho ovsem We
sve dplne, posud nepolepsene
hluchot9' neslysel. We chvili
nejv8tsfho nebezpeci mistr
Smetana nahodou Sc rozhledl
kolem - vterinu zdstal stati
jako pfimrazen uleknutim pri
II
lpohledu ma fitici Sc k nemu
vozy - rychly skok no wy
rval jiste zahube. 'Velmi dojat
nebezpecim prave pfestalym,
',odjel mistr Smetana Nera-
,tovic ku Praze, kdyz pax Sc
blizil vlak k Vysocannm, zpo-
.,,zoroval mad Prosekem kour a
.|plamen, jenz slehal z Narod-
.iniho divadla, cely zdrceny
la skliceny pfibyl do Prahy. O.
hromujici zvest dcinkovala ma
.ISmetanu tou merou, re me-
mohl ami slova re sebe vypra-
|viti a v zimnicnem rozechve-
lni ulehl. =
] Jako dnes yidim mistra, pro
), chazejiciho SO .po perrons ne
iratoyickeho .nadrazi hroz-
'|nem rozcileni. Ma perrone dlel
IS MIN pfednosta Karel Haslin-
ger a midi otec. Mistr ulekane
,pfikladal 81 chvilemis cerne slu
chatka k uchu snazil Sc "a
''chytiti slova dtechy, kterymi
loba muzi snazili Sc ho uklid-
init, q
| ~ -,---
Letos ma Lamberku bude We
: ,lika ;, a .vyznamna slavnost.
.Sbor pro postaveni pomniku
Bedficha Smetany v Praze
,vztyci ma vsech m{stech, ktere
: -Ipfipominaji pobyt Bedfichs
; ,Smetany.. desky a pam6tni ka-
meny. Takovy kamen vztycen
Dude take ma Lamberku a da-
: Ivna pfanf Smetanovych cite.
ia budou splnena. Take Svato-
.. spluk Czech ma jiz v Obrfstvi
tkrasny ,pomnik a pamstnf des
ku, o jichz zfisenf tamni OBJ.
Cane v cele poslancem ia
mem Sedlakem- a lnlynafem ia
linem Polfvkou Sc davno posta.
rail-.
+ Pfanfm vsech rodaku jestd
lest postaviti podobny kamen
Vft9zslavu Halkovi ma Oupo.
,fe zfiditi desku M. j. Pola.
ikovi ma zamku .obffstevskem,
.. kdysi sidle neblah6ho Vilema
,Slavaty a bachovskeho misto.
drzitele barona Kollera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25
Moderni dits.

Mama, povez mi, co mi ma
deli JeziSek." -
"Jak bych to mohla vedet?
Jezisek je az v nebi a. telefon
tam nejde -"
"Tak Sc no zeptej radiotele
fonicky!" ~
The Washington times., 1924-10-31
THOSE BLISSSJJL
MOMENTS

When you thought your baby
was getting to look ike a balloon
and it, turned out he was only
getting the Inumps.
The time you iropped your
nickel down the cellar crate and
the cellar door leading to It was
unlocked.
When the policeman stopped
all the traffic and let you march
across the street in front OF 1t.
When you found > dollar bill
IN your last winters overcoat
pocket.
When your mother was. asked
% Judge the best cakes and pies
1t the county fair and you stayed
with her to he
When the Mo.44s1n who always
sang at parties had a sore throat.
When your wife fell in love
with gown in the window and
then found out from the shop
keeper that it was too cheap for
her to buy.
When somebody gave you a
birthday present you could really
use.
When your little sister had the
measles and the health officer
wouldn't let you go to school. /
The Washington times., 1924-10-31

Others assert that for chest colds
and sore throat it has no equal,
while many insist that there ls
nothing they ever tried that is 50
efficient for neuralgia, neuritis, and
even head colds and nasal catarrh."
Answering, the above letter, we,
the makers of Joint Ease, know
that what this thriving New Jersey
druggist says is true, but we still
maintain that Joint-Ease is pre-.
pared for stiff. inflamed, painful,
swollen joints, whether in ankle,
knee, hip, elbow, shoulder, fingers
or spine.
You'll like to use penetrating
Joint-Ease, for with just one min
ute's rubbing, It soalks in through
the flesh direct to the ailing bones
and ligaments-that's why 1t sue
ceeds-for when Joint-Ease gets In
joint agony gets out-And without
any waste of time all swelling and
congestion disappears. Ask Peoples
Drug Stores anywhere.
The Washington times., 1924-10-31
Warns Middle-Aged
Women to Check
High Blood Pressure
Use Norma.

Thousands Of women at the changing
time Of life are in danger OF high
blood pressure. It Is caused by poison
Gus waste matter accommodating in the
system or the weakening Of one or
more organs. This forces the heart 10
do more work and raises blood pres-
sure.
The symptoms are dizziness, short
ness of breath, head pains, flushed
face, nervousness or sleeplessness. High
blood presssurer must be treated and
stopped for everyone knows II brinRs
on Bright's disease. apoplexy and often
sudden death. 1t Is too dangerous
and quick acting to 90 without heed
ing its symptoms.
Norma is q doctors prescription for
high blood pressure that has been
used with great success. XII.
Being a purely vegetable medicine, Il
contains no habit-formlng deuga %
harmless and works in such . way
that 1t drives out waste matter. lessons
the duty Of the over-taxed heAEt and
reduces blood pressure swiftly and
safely. Often one bottle brings great
relief. Get a bottle OF Norma today
and free yourself Of life shortening
high blood pressure For sale b.
Peoples Drug stores.
The Washington times., 1924-10-31
G % III N n r. b l
B b h 81 r Il
MarsylnG ! profeaaor q "a


Merrying 4 prpfeascr q eco
nOmicS.
Trying to get woman TO leave
q hotel before she mas worn all
her new dresses.
Putting the Congressional Rec.
ord on the photograph.
Asking girl to q dance until
you find out what her taxi blll
home win amount to.
Attempting to shave on scenic
railway.
Practfcing your golf swing In
q telephone booth.
Serving sailed peanuts 20 your
guests II your cellar is almost
dry.
Encouraging your kid to take
music lessons.
Leaving your burning cigarette
parked on your wife's new dress
ing table.
The Washington times., 1924-10-31
.IdFoIksGain
StreingthWith
Cod Liver Oil
Thank Goodness You Don't
Have to Take the Nasty
Tasting, Iii Smelling Oil
Any More for McCOy's Cod
Liver Oil Tablets Can Be
Purchased at Any Drug
Store.

Why should any old person let
feebleness overwhelm them In these
enlightened days? Surely everyone
knows by this time that Cod Liver
Oil contains more vitarnihes than
anything else on earth and is the
greatest body builder in the world.
You'll like to take McCoy's Cod
Liver Oil Tablets-they are sugar
coated and as easy to take as
candy and they do help old people,
The Washington times., 1924-10-31

When your little sister had the
measles and the health officer
wouldn't let you go to school.
The Washington times., 1924-10-31
PRINT THIS ABOUT
joiint-Ease
Says Druggist

"Joint . Ease
is selling like
hot cakes in
my store be-
cause it is T.
wonderful and
speedy remedy
for all joint
troubles. y
"But why NOT
impress on tens
Of thousands OF
suffering pSO-
pie some Of the
things that doz-
ems Of my GUS
toners tell me
almost daily.
IS me say
that it knocks
out lunbagO
over night
The Washington times., 1924-10-31

When somebody gave you a
birthday present you could really
use.
The Washington times., 1924-10-31

Every rheumatic sufferer ought
to send today for free book, "The
Inner Mysteries Of Rheumatism"
Uust QUIT. Address III. r. Clear.
water, box 800, HallOwell, Maine.
The Washington times., 1924-10-31

When the lso.l44n WHO always
sang at parties had a sore throat.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-11-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department of the Interior, U. S
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, Oct.
1924.
Notice is hereby given that Celia
Bauman. of May, Idaho, who, on jan
uary Z, 1915, made Desert-Land En-
try No. O16225, for SWA NWA, N
VIZ SWA, SM SWA, SWA SEA,
Sec. 1, NJ NEA. NE14 NWA. Sec
ton IL, Township 13 N. Range % E.
Boise Meridian, has filed notice of
OF intention to make final Proof, I'M
der the Act of March 4, 1915, to estab-
)ish claim to the land above describ-
ed. before Emmett Donahue. Clerk
of the District Court, Custer County,
Idaho, at Challis, Idaho. ON the 14th.
day of November. 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John j. Bauman, John H. Eilers,
Charles ] Gilman William Raben-
ort, all of May, Idaho.
MAY G.. ANGEL. Register.
1st pub. Oct s last Nov. II, 1924.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-11-05
War and Disputes

What Tully says of war may be ap-
piled tc disputing-it should be always
so managed as to remember that the
only true end of 1t is peace; but gen
orally true disputants are like true
sportsmen, their whole delight Is In the
pursuit and disputant no more cares
for the truth than the sportsman for
the hnre.-Pope.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-11-05
The UgIicst

There are curious birds in Africa
and the most beautiful birds in the
world are 70 le found there. We have
seen them PR served in museum cases.
and alive in geological gardens. But
Africa has alsn what Is probably the
very ug'esl BIRD a.. r, is IN the snoe-
BILL large vGding bird.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-11-05
Time

The worlds firsi 30 - 80 n ~
tower of San EuSierg q IL
1t was placed tlei@ in )
That's long time 10 rs - itt :
a few years, but s'or r''
long history of humanity II" ii y
ton of the clock was the biith OF IL.
dustrial slavery.-Chicago Post.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-11-05
Home Golf

A man was languidly beating rug
with a golf club when his wife came
out and said: "That doesn't call for a
putter, John. Use your driver
Louisville Coqrier-JournaL
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-11-05
Genius ard Dr-',r-es.

Men of genius are often dull and
inert In society. as the blazing meteor
when it des, ends to the earth is only
a stone.-Longfellow
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-11-05
Human Race Improving

Boys and girls nowadays are better
in health, intelligence and physical
strength than in any previous genera
ton.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-11-05
Cc.n Talk Ne. =. LIKED

at don't make no Inference how
good talker man is. said Uncle
Eben, "if whur ! e says still leaves
you guessin' bout whit he's gineter
do"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-11-05

lake -, 10 Sc
The ''r-nest hollow known in the
Is Of 80 world is the one in Pal
asa ar ~ ~ ,N-tcr, of which lies the
llsa' "a ne 49, wv containing this
salt i'te Is ~ y 1.30c feet helow
tie i,yV Of i.n s.a.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-11-05


N
D October 1924 mdExo Tcd % Custer CmtgIh
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
CHINESE RISE IN
ANGER AT WAR
LORDS TACTICS
by Press staff Correspondent

SHANGHAI, Oct. 1l.-lnluriat-
ed Chinese civilians today reoellAd
against the ruthless tactics of Gen
eral Lu Yung Ilsiang, war lord of
Chekiang and master Of Kiangsu
for many months.
There was severe riotmg in the
streets as Lu's troops attempted to
restore order. Scores were injured.
There were mutterings of an up
rising against LAl all during the
night and at daybreali a great
crowd gathered in the temple in
front of the Chinese quarter, urging
the people TO take control of the
city into their own hands and cXpcl
the war lord responsible for all
their woes.
Cr0wds.,, surged through lhe
to attack .Lu.'s troops, who have
been withstanding the "ttac;S of
Chi's Giangsu armies for many
weeks.
Order finally was restored after
he soldiers had charged with
drawn sabers.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
WINTERS CHILL
GRIPS SOUTH

LOS ANGELES, Oct. l1.-Down
from the mountains, blowing across
the first SHOWS of the season, q
,lill wind swept Southern Califor-
MIA last night, bringing the first
real tinges of the southland $ mild
Wintrr.
Throughout the day the wind blew
strongly, buffeting the naval air
ship Shenandoah as it pressed across
Riverside county and was blown out
cf its course.
Reports from the mountains are
that the ground in many sections is
covered by the fall s first snow, al
though the roads have been kept
open and the traffic is not delayed.
Hail was reported in some sec
tions while a few drops Of rain
descended in others. No rainfall
was scheduled for today, however,
according to the weather bureau.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
AGED MAN FOUND
DEAD In SHACK
NEAR IMPERIAL
Found by Ditch Rider,
Died From Natural
Causes

Found dead by a ditch rider of
the Imperial Irrigation district nam
ed Massey, George Egglehardt, 10,
was adjudged to nave diec oi heart
failure at an inquest held late yes
terday afternoon and was buried in
the county burying grolsld this
morning.
, Eggehardt does not seem to have
been known to anybody i'll the dis
trict where lie was found, having
occupied Il tumbledown shack 4 mile
and a half this side of Imperial. He
had been living there, it was testi-
fled at the inquest before County
Coroner b. E. Lemons, for some
time, but had no employment, and
did not appear to have any means
of subsistence.
Everything pointed to the man
having died of heart disease, as no
marks. of foul play were found on
the body, and he must have just
stepped from the door of the house
into the yard WHEN he was stricken.
Massey, who found the body yester-
daymorning, informed Officer Paul
of Imperial of the mans death, and
that officer got II touch with the
county coroner, who held an inquest
at the place where Egglehardt was
found.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
VALLEY POSTS
PLAN ARMISTICE
DAY CELEBRATD0N

At the Interpost cd duncF meeting
Of the American LegiPn keld at the
Barbara Worth hotEl fast night
representatives of stVthe posts in
the valley were present. llolt'iIIe,
Calexico, FL Centre, Imperial Braw
lev and Calipatria delegates attend
ing. A lot of work was dealt WITH
and all the posts reported that Il
good season s activities were IN
sight.
1t was agreed to nave Calipatrla
Post hold the Armistice Day
celebration, and all legionaires are
urged to create interest in 1t IN eV-
erv one of their districts. The
affair will be ushered in by an all
night dance there ON November 10,
and the celebration will take place
November II, and continues HaN
next day,
There will be 4 fine rodso ar,
ranged under the management or
professionals working under the
aegis of the Legion, this taking
place in the morning, In the at
ternoon the football game and the
carnival will take place and at
night dancing will fin the bill filI
midnight. ..
Il Everybody in the valley is invit'
ed to rally round the boys, who are
arranging an ambitious program,
details Of which will be published
late.
aclt was arranged that adjutants
of lshe American Legion posts III
the valley should leave TINS 'ttef'
noon for Los Angeles to attend
conference of the post @dJutants Oh
the ninth, tenth aud eleventh con-
gressional diltricts, which meeting
will be held tomorrow at II Il. m.
Although the conference is for adj
jutants only, the deliberations are
open to any members of these posts
who wish to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
DAWES CARRIES
HIS FIGHT TO
KANSAS TODAY

ENROUTE WITH DAWES TO
TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. l1.--Charles
G. Dawes, vice presidential candi-
date, carried his fight into Kansas
today, following the close of his
Iowa Nebraska tour with a speech
at Omaha last fight, Dawes com
bined an answNr to the Wind
milf' oratory editorial published in
the Omaha World Herald, owned by
former Senator Hitchcock, Demo,
erat, with his assault on La Fol,
loste. ....t
Dawes insisted that the farmers
were being misled by La Toilette.
"The time to stamp out q prti-
ric fire is when it starts, hS said.
The Dawes party is due at At
ellison, Kan, at 9;l5 a. m. for a
rear platform speech. From there
the party goes to Topeka Cor u
stop ov2r Of an hour. The train
is due at 1905, A stop will be
made at Emporia at 3;05 and a
speech viii be delivered at Wichita,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11

Of heroes there were many i'll the
famous grueiiing world series just
ended. But of all the boys who
helped baseball history on both the
Senator'S and Giants sides, all are
lgrecd that Walter johnson, pitcher
,or 1S years with the Senators, and
Buck Harris, the 2S-year old man
ger of the same team, are the most
lramatic figures in the great 1924
,ames. A week ago all America was
teeling sorry for Johnson because he
ell down when given his first
nance to pitch in a world series
Today still receiving wires of con
ratulation at the splendid record
made yesterday when the series
yas tied and he was put i'll as
elief, simply because there was no.
body to fall back on.
Incidentally, it is understood that
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
Watch Out For
This Smooth
Individual

Several people in the valley
would like to know the where
nbouts Of Harry r. Justice, alias
,ioc la Vine, alias Harry +.
Russell, late of CaleXieo, and
recently a dcbonair salesman of
that city, new en- route for
rarts unknown.
Warning is conveyed to the
public to be on the lookout for
him, as he is charged with pass
ing bad checks in this and other
districts, Elazing his way out
of CalcXico with worthless pa
pcr,
His descriptions is given as
an American, age 80, height .
feet ! inches, weight f45 pounds,
dark c6niplexi6M,s dark brown
hair and eyes, well dressed, and
usually wearing golfing pants.
He is reported to be driving Il
Templar touring ear bearing
Colorado hcnese 49434.
This ear is painted dark blue,
with a quarter inch white stripe
z around it, and equipped with
wind deflectorsii II Sunbeam lao-
tometer, two nielSer plated spot
lights and trunk in the rear.
~ Information will be gladly re
ecived by Sheriff Charles l..
Gillett and Chief of Police IL.
l.. Barker, or the forgery de
partment at the Los Angeles
central station.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-11
CLEAN Up WEEK
PROVES SUCCESS,
EXTENDS THANKS

From every p9ht of view-Fire
Prevention W2l and Claan.LLp
Day were very|successfssrc'' although
on Thursd9f tbe" mopping-up" "
party eouldSr6t get the whole city
covered and it will be necessary for
the city to haul away about one
third Of the rubbish that was col
lected This is she statement given
by Fire Marshal Charles Ferguson
on th> worl; done. \ request has
been made to the city engineer to
round out the job, and reports from
the various captains will be furnish
ed Dyer showing just where the
rubbish is piled, what sections. of
the city have been covered and
what parts have not.
Thanks are due the city organiZa-
tions who co-operated with the
cleanup committee in the work, and
Ferguson thanks those business. men
who, unable to turn up and super
intcnd their portion of the job, saw
that there were good men put in the
position of Overseer, the substitutes
being just as good and even bett "
in some cases, because they were
real workers who took up the va
cancies i'll the ranks.
There were about 80 truck loads
taken out of town, and there are
from ten to Is truck loads left yet.
Captains. unable to finish their dis
tricts made Il report on the loca-
tions that have been left, so that
ii will be an easy matter for the
city to find the places where me
rubbish is cnllectNl.