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New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
Big Welcome Planned for
 American Olympic Heroes

New York. Aug. 2.-Pians for the reception and entertainment of the returning American Olympic team were made yesterday at a meeting of Mayor Hylan's committee on recep- tons 10 distinguished guests and representatives of the amateur Ath- letic union of the United States.
 Thep lans call for one representa- tive of each athletic club having a member on the team to accompany the mayors committee on the muni- cipal boat which will meet the Ameri- ca et quarantine August $. in the evening inc committee will give dinner and theater party for the athletes.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
No Argentine Delegates
 To the League of Nations

Buenos Aires. Aug. At is an nounced that the Argentine govern- ment will not appoint delegates to the league of nations assembly opening at Geneva September 1, to which it is
 invited, until congress definitely sane tions Argentina's present adherence in principle to the league covenant. AL though Argentina recently paid her accumulated membership dues in the league and President De Alvear has twice asked congress to sanction Ar genttna's membership, the legislative body has not yet taken up the sub feet.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
OVER 200 ENTRIES
Entries Received For Chicago Meet / For Golfers Under 20,

Chicago, Aug. 2.-Entries thus far received for the western junior golf championship, to be played August 12-15, indicate that 200 youths under 20 years of age will take part in the event.
 Last year there were 177 starters but the title will have new holder this year, as Ira Couch of Chicago has now passed the age limit. En- tries accepted include golfers from New York, Canada, several southern and southwestern cities and scores from the Chicago district.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
F0d1Ub .(MulQ
 of 1liS dale
WALTER JOHNSON MAKES HIS
 HOW

Washington couldn't hil a lick on August 2, 1907. and therefore Detroit won two games. Hut the biz news Of that afternoon, as We now see il, was tAst Walter Johnson, fresh from Ids- ho, made his big league debut in the opening combat, Blankership battsl for him in the eighth and Walter was charged with a defeat The only man in either lineup rto remains to keep Johnson eomeany today is Ty Cobb. fy played right field ad though il were the inilsid. get ing thee assists, The score,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
S-Batfed for Johnson in Eth. ix-Bstted for Heydon in 9th.
Detroit

Two base hits. Delahanty. Rossman; three base hit. Nil; home run.. Craw- ford; hits, off Johnson 6 in innings: Hughes { in innirg: sacrifice hts. Heyden. Blankenship; stolen bases. Delahanty, Cobb 2, O'Leary; double plays. Cobb, Schmidt: Cobb, Rossman: left on bases. Washington 6, Detroit [; first on balls, off Johnson l. Siever 4; struck out, by Johnson 8. Hughes ?, aSiever [; umpires. Sheridan and Evans: time, 1853.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
TII.DnN.wIINER WIN

los Angelbs, Aug, s.-- William I. linden, national singles champion. and
 his pyotese. sandy" Meiner both of
 Philadelphia, advanced to the semi- final play in inc Southern California tennis championship tournament here yesterday by defeating Tom Bundy and C, E. Herd, Los Angeles players,
 G-?. 6--s. In brilliant mems dou- hles match,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
WOMEN GOLFERS MEET

Chicago, Aug. 2. -- Dozens of star women golfers today began practicing on the Onwentsia links for the wom- ems western golf championship, the medal round of which will be played on Monday at IS holes The entrance Of Edith Cummings, national cham pion and member of Onwentsia, has stirred interest so that fully 150 starters are already listed. Miriam Burns of Kansas City, defending champion, does not need to play in the qualifying round.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
FALCONS HERE TOMORROW
Will Play the Fast Stepping Colored Giants from Hartford at St. Mary's Field.
Field.

The Falcons play the Colored Giants of Hartford at St. Mary's aeld tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in Swhat should be a closely contested game, since both teams are on edge and both arc good hitters and have good batteries.
 Line up for Sundays game:
 Colored Stars--Dinkins, 2b.; Glover, Sb.; McIntee, If; C. Willis, .ss.; Cole man, lf.; Scott, 1b; Hawkins, C.; Jack son. D.; Glover, D.; Cannonbell, D.; Strong, D.; Hill, Of.
 Falcons-J. kania, 2b.; Jarvis lf.; kredas, cf.; sheehan or Menick, rf.; kletka, h.; ziesler, Sb.; SedDick, ss.: Benson. c.; kopec, c.; Jaglowski, D.; B. Kania, p.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
BIG GRAPE SHIPMENTS

Lodi, Cal, Aug. ?. - Shipment of 10000 cars of grapes, about 1900 cars more than last year, fro mthis dis trict, was forecast by growers and shippers meeting with Southern Paci- hc traffic officials 10 discuss the sea- sons crop movement. Zinfandel and Tokays will begin moving about Aug ns
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
Standing of Clubs

Games Today Jersey City at Baltimore. Toronto at Rochester. Buffalo at Syracuse. Newark at Reading.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
Standing Of Clubs
Games Today

Games Today New York at St. Louis. Washington at Detroit. Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE
N'estcrtlay,s Results

Yesterdays Results New York g. Pittsburgh l. Boston 3, Cincinnati 2 liS ins.l. Brooklyn (, Chicago O. st. Louis st Philadelphia lpost, poned. rain).
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
Standing of Clubs

Games Today Pittsburgh at New York. Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Boston. St. Louis at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

Bartlett glrls in winning this game Battery for Bartlett, Veronica Adams and ceeelia Monkoi for smalles Park, sophie nabeek and Helen Lesiak,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
AMERICAN A LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York 3, St. Louis 2. Washington 2. Detroit 5. Chicago 2. Boston i. Philadelphia {, Cleveland 8.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
Baseball Review
EASTERN LEAGUE.
iAtenia,'. R,sulls

Hartford 2, Waterbury [ tlsl, Hartford {, Waterbury $ tsndl, Springfield 5, New Haven (, Bridgeport (, Worcester 2, Pillsheld 5, Albany 2,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Result,

Yesterdays Results Toronto 20. Rochester 5. Syracuse 8, Buffalo 1. Reading 6, Newark 3. Baltimore-Jersey City (Postponed until Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

Major Stuart MacIaren Qe) commander of the British round the world flight handed this bouquet at the ceebra. ton staged in his honor his arrival Tokyo The presenta director of the Japanese Imperial Aviation society Flight Officer w. N Pendereh, who flew from London to Japan with Mac Laren in the Vicker-Vulture, is seen in the center
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

Games Today Waterbury st Hartford, Bridgeport al Worcester, New Maven at Springfield, Albany at Pitisfield.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

w fAtNNFN e"AHe AHAo aAAiuH dt Ei Nags held tomorrow against fas
 aggregation of eolored boys iron Hartford,
 The Giants won yesterday am broke the Pirates winning spur q hieh had extended through sever
 The Boston Braves won in the lSti yesterday, on an error by Rohne,
 Walter Johnson appeared as an ani ipal tanner yesterday when he sue eeedsd in tanning ihs Tysers Wash ington won,
 The Yankees also won when the, got to shocker and thereby retained lengue leadership,
 The New Britain East Sides play inc Maplesoods In Meriden this after. noon.
 The Australian Davis cup team yes- lcrday won a straight set victory over iho Chinese aspirants.
 Berg. the Collinsyllle and Besse pitcher. won game last Saturday. some Of his friends doubted it. but Billy Fitzpatrick checked 1t up and found it 10 be so.
 Fitzpatrick also took a look at the batting averages of tho corbin team then derived great satisfaction when Rerg reminded him that there was time when he used 10 clout out three haggers.
 Howard Blinn also got into the de- hate and found one or two who could remember when he himself used to he something of player.
 But, as the scientists say. that was in the paleolithic age.
 Jack Renault knocked out fighter in Providence the other night who was introduced as Italian Jack Her man.
 Investigation shows that Italian jack was nowhere around and the tighter who was kayoed was a ham whose name is Bill Nestor.
 He nasaueraded under Hcrman's name. Even Renaut did not know hat he was being imposed upon un- .il after the fight.
 Herman, the real Italian Jack, finds | it easy enough to get knocked out when he actually does fight without being kayoed by proxy. At picnic in Cleveland the other day 1000 hams were given away. # You will be surprised to hear that this didn't include any of Speak, CTS pitchers.
 Now that the Olympics are over, and the athletes have started home, we guess the French will have to go back to hissing the Germans.
 David had just dropped Goliath for the count. Clean living, respectable hours and Nuxated Steel did it," he told eager reporters.
 An Illinois graduate has taken up wrestling as a profession. As somebody once said, "The higher you educate 'en, the lower they fall"
 Carpenter admits the loyalty of the American ring fan is amazing. s's And what has he to say of the stupidi- { ty of the American ring fan. A St. Louis rooter was fined $25 for giving an umpire a black eye. ' a We suppose everything would have ( been forgiven If he had knocked him q out. a If the good Senor Firpo hasn't sent you a letter yet please remember f what a tough time an executive has s trying to get along without stenogra- ( pher Ii "No pitcher can win with q fast ball Il these days" writes an expert. V This will be interesting news to Walter n Johnson and Dazzy Vance. o Most of these uncrowned champions t'ie press agents tell you about ought to be and with nice, fashionable iron pipes. E
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

Most of these uncrowned champions tlfe press agents tell you about ought to be and with nice, fashionable iron pipes.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

Howard Binn also got into the de- hate and found one or two who could remember when he himself used to bo'somethins of player.
 But, as the scientists say. that was in the paleolithic age.
 Jack Renault knocked out a fighter in Providence the other night who was introduced as Italian Jack Her man.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

'No pitcher can win with . fast ball these days" writes an expert. This will be interesting news to Walter Johnson and Dazzy Vance.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

Fitzpatrick also took look at the batting averages of tho Corbin team then derived great satisfaction when Berg reminded him that there was a time when he used 10 clout out three haggers.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
s pc a k i n g of Sports

Due 10 misunderslsnding of dates, [ was announced that the Falcons lould play in Merldsn tomorrow, ne Falcons swing into action at st, iag's field tomorrow against a fast aggregation of eolored boys from Hartford,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
Total Pasivo

En- este case, ademas de la tasa-
ci6n de la propiedad, debe admitirse
como capital inYertido" $4,000 pa
ra igualar la tasacion dada por el
Departamento (S40,000) con la dife-
rencia entire eL7Activo y las cuentas
pagar del Pasivo. ST las cuentas
del Pasivo en- vez de $4,000 fueren
/ $45, 900 la difernecia entonces entire
ell Active Y las deudas serfa $25, 900
pero como la tasaci6n de la propie-
dad ha sido va fijada en- $4,000,
entonces el capital invertido" seria
1nicamente la atasacion de la pro-
piedad ante icha sin considerar para
NADIA los creditos otras propieda-
des no sujetas tasacion que apage-
cen en- ell Active de la firma. Esto
es, que en- ning1n case Sc admita
como "capital invertido" una canti-
dad mayor que la diferencia entire
el Active las deudas propiamente
dichas eel capital constitutivo mas
benefcios no distributes no Sc con-
sideraran como deuda para los efec-
tos de esta 'resolucion) excepto Guam
do la tasacion de la propiedad fuere
mayor que dicha diferencia, toda vez
que la Ley senala expresamente di-
, cha tasaci6n como base para deter
, ninar ell capital invertido".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
La Junta de Revision G IgudamientO del
|Departamenlo de IesOrefia ha adOptadO,,
una iinpoftante resolution sObfe "depfe-
dad0n y repafadOnes en- general s0bre''
e| capital inyertidO'

Rico, no sujeta contribution Pc
70 perteneciente a la corporation
sociedad civil mercantil de-
dicada al negocio negocios que
producer el ingreso que exis-
tian al comenzar el afio contribu-
two a que ell ingreso corresponds,
excluyendo aquellas inversiones
que no producer ingreso tributa-
ble'
Sc acordo que cuando la tasaci6n de
la propiedad sea menor que la di-
ferencia entire ell active Y las deu-
das, v en- el Active Sc incluyen cuen-
tas corrientes u otras propiedades no
suietas a tasaci6n, Sc admita como
capital invertido" la parte de estas
necesaria para igualar la tasaci6n
de la propiedad con dicha diferencia
entire el Active y las deudas. Como
ilustraei6n Sc inserta ell siguiente
ejemplo: La irma de H. S. q CO.,
ha sido tasada en- enero Is de 1924
en- la cantidad de $40,000.00. Su Ac-
two V Pasivo al comienzo de su ano
contributivo segin aparece en- sus
libros de contabilidad, es como 81
gueh:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-09
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22

zabeth Browningovou. Tato
zena, ktera jedina snad do
vedla uznati svou velkou las
ku k muzi graciosn6, p6vkyne
sladkych pisni milostnych a
lasky ku svobode narodd... Mo-
hutneho, laskyplneho srdce,
ktere Eel bil6 v'ineduzivem te-
lie. Obrazotvornost ma predva-
di mi i RUNE typy revoluciona
rex; ale j tyto vsunuji do po-
zadi. zeny ty byly velke We
SVEN utrpeni pro svou fixni
ideu, ale ona celkova harmo-
ME jim schazi.
Konecn6 predstavuji 81 je-
ste zenu, ktera je dnes po ce-
lem sv6t6 znama CO nejv6t-
81 zena Ameriky, Jane Adam
sova. | zde mdzete pozorovat
onu1 vzacnou harmonii tela,
ducha, citu. Rozdil spociva
vSak prec. Jane Adamsova to-
tiz, co zena neprovdana, pro-
ste nemohla profit ono bohat-
stvi citu, at jiz to byly RADIO
sti neb alosti, jake prozivala
Nemcova co zena matka
Adansova beze sporu musils
trp6ti tez, ale prameny jejihe
citoveho zivota byly jednotval
nejsi nez byly u N6mcove. A.
, damsove bolesti byly vice me
ne pfivodeny jeji obrazotvor
!. nosti, kdezto Nemcova je by
la nucena profit.
Tedy - Bozena Nemcova j,
vzacny typ zeny, v nemz kras
: ne telo, uslechtly duch a bo
: hatstvi citu Sc snoubi. Vzo
! noveho, lepsiho cloveka! A tt
kdyz rozhlizim Sc po stenacl
: nasich skolnich a spolkovycl
: mistnosti, kde visi obrazy ma
. sich vynikajicich muzG, taz
Sc sama sebe: Proc zde men
obraz Bozeny Nemcove? re
: ny, ktera mIze jeste po eel;
: desitileti slouzit nasim zenan
divkam co vzor move zeny
! X. Charvatova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22
srEFANlKovY sLAvNosTl zAHAJENY.

3.
Dnes odpoedne byy pod protektoratem presdena
repubky Zahaeny StefanikOvy oavy kere vyvrcho zra
pateho roci tragcke smrti generaovy poozenim IA
kadniho kamene mohyle Bradlech.
vakem priieli do Brasavy cen oficeni hoste.
mimi zastoupen presidenta repubky minsr Benes
mnsr Markov inspektor Machar clenove dplo-
Prahy: vysanci splnomocneni ministrl
:rancouzsy Couget hoslovnsky Nesc begicky Raymond
italsky Pigna Morano vysanec angickeho tajemnlk
Peterson reckeho aennik Sofano aponskeho char
re taemnk Shchd dale rumunsky vojensky alta
che tasky Bertin hosovansky puk. Nenadova
ia hoslovanskou voenskou m general Medic pukovnik
Iic SYN francouzskeho minstra Jouvenea general
Geek zasupci prednich korporaci narodnch mnoho
Ma nadrazi pozdravil hosty sovensky francouzsky
pfedseda slavnostnho vyboru dr. E. Sodoa zupan Bella
staroa Okank jimz odpov6de podekoval mnistr Be-
nes Prohasil jmenem hostu: Pfpoujeme velmi radi
Vasi savnost pokadame il savnOst celeho stau,
symbol ceskoslovenske enoty Ities den jiste
ude nanifestaci velk0u spoecnou mysenku
o TO- hod. konala nam6st Svobody slavnostn pre-
hldka posdky vsech druhu zbrani veden
m6stskeho vetele gen Chapce Cd H. hodny koncerova
la ma bakone m6stskeho dvadla voenska hudba.
Pietni vzpominka u vajnorske mohyly.
Odpoledne po hodine navStvii oficieln hoste
stupcem presidentovy minstrem Benesem Sefankovu
hylu Vanor poozeny venovane presidentem
pubiky rodnou Stefankovou ministry drem Benesem, u
drzaem dren Kalaye, vladou srmadou kralovstv SHS
prazskymi egacem. francouZskOu angckou, italskou
ponskou rumunskou, rancouzskou voenskou missi CSR
italskym namonictve p JouNeneiovou csl anadou va
lecnou skoo, Ceskou Akadcm we'd umen, Ceskou
jednoou Cs Obci Legonaskou Cs Obci So
kOlSkou Pamatnikem OdbOje j.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22
POzAR v OHIOSkEM MES
@ TEckU. -i

Ashtabula, O., FL. kvetna.
Tfi budovy, v nichz bylo pet
obchodu, sin Odd Fellows a
radnice v Rock Creek, 16 mil
ma jih odtud, shorely Sc ztra-
tou odhadovanou ma 100000.
Pfivolane hasicstvo z Ashta-
bully, Warren, Jefferson a Or
we'll zastavilo radeni plamenI.
Ohen vznikl grocernim kra-
me Josepha Busse, neznamo z
iakych pricin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22
BOzENA NEMCOVA - PRED
STAVITELkA MOVE zENY.

vyTOCl SIyCH NdTOZ0nlu Do
zeny Nemcove sice jiz minulo,
fvsak vzdor tomu myslim, ze
neni nemistne pripomenouti 81
.!znam teto nasi zeny, ktera
| mezi jinymi zenami svetove-.
no jmena zaujima misto' nej-'
precn6jsi. A sice tim, nj
je zosobnen typ zeny move -
zeny budoucnosti.
Nase doba ie dobou specia-
lit q specialisti. Nasledkem to
ho je to doba j riznych te-
lesnych a dusevnich abnorma-
1T. Toto Jest vsak stav pre-
chodni .. budoucnost pravd6-
podobne bude p tafitt cmerd
podobne bude patfit tenn, KITE
Fl pres vsechnu lakavost do
by moderni dovedli udrzeti 81
pfesnou balancf t6la,s rozumu
q citu. A prav6 tato vlastnost
- celkova harmonic cloveka
|ja to, co cini Bozenu Nemco-
vuu vynikajici ma typy zen j.
|nych.
Vezmeme prikladne podo-
benky Nemcove z let jejiho
nejlepsiho t6lesneho vyvinu-
kGyz il bylo tficet; vedle nj
polozme obraz chlouby Fran
Gle - spisovatelky George
Sandove, a posuzujme. Sando-
va, zena vysoke intelligence,
pfesne logiky a kalkulace, '
Mich Nemcovou rozhodn6 pre-.
vysuje. Ale probirejme cito.
We stranky t6chto dvou zen q
Iuvidime, ze po teto STRANGE
Sandova "a Nemcovou pokul
hava. Sandova laka k she cti.
tele a pfatele hlavn9 proto
jak sama Sc pfiznavai v letecf
pozdejsich, aby t6zila nicf
novou silu ku sve tvorb6 spi
Asovatelske. Zatim CO Nemco
va tezce nese ztratu pritelt
a v jednom pripade Sc z toht
o roznemIze, Sandova klidni
sve stare pratele cd sebe pro
pusti, aby navazala styky I
,novymi inspiratory. Sandovs
vefejne mineni dplne ignoru
ie a usetruje 81 tim dusevnicl
bojI, kdezto Nemcova verej
ne mineni respektuje a tin
proziva vice bolestnych kom
plikaci, jimz je jeji jemn;
mysl zvlaSte pristupna.
Mimo to vidime, ze pre-
svou silnou konstrukci teles
nou Sandova nikdy nebyl,
zvana ami jedinym svym cite
lem zenou krasnou - coz
Nemcove fikali vsichni. Pa
stavme vedle N6mcove Eli
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22

Dne A. kvetna napnena byla srdee Nsech opravdovych
Cechosovakd uprmnym smutkem: vzpominano pateho w
tragckeho generaa Mana Rosislava Sefanka
prvnho mnr voenstv ceskoslovenskeho statu Veky
hrdnny eho bohatyr vracel etech bou tou
zeni osvobozene vlas Vol cestu leadem chte jake
ore snest vyn pldu rodne zeme Ale klesl dra
hou pndu ociny ldy zkrvavenym.
Tragicka nehoda oloupia mas veikana, nehoz nc
bylo neni nahrady. koikrat sme postradal Mana
Stefanika At kdyz jednalo bezpec Slovenska IL
pravu tamnich pomeru Needen spor moh byti zaodkr
utumen take pokusy vyvolavan neshOd mez ceskymi
sovenskymi pfislusniky naroda by nalezy pudy
nede A. kvetna zahajeny byy Stefankovy oslavy.
pri MICH iak mel ma Sefanika rad osved
ell vztycenm mohutneho pamdniku Bradle,
nemuz poloz pond6li zakadni kamen. Ale byo by chy
bou myslt, pfesati tim ze bude spnen
cey Steankov Vsecky sebe lepe minene savnosti
pocty nebyy by skuteGnym uctenm pamaky Steankovy,
kdybychom e neosavi vniterne trvale svych srcch
Jen tim Sc odmenme budemei stejne jako kazdy
die svych pracovati upevnen povznesen
bozene vast ceskosovenskeho Tento pevny umy
j pevne sopach mrtyeho Nilana Rossava Stefanika
bude mravnim posvecenim jeho jmena zasuham venova
nych slavnos.
Bratislavy, 3. kv6tna.
prevratu nebylo hlavn meso slovenske svedkem tax
savneho dne, akym jest dnesni kdy szdej neJe
representant repubky ale cee rady spratelenych
statu Evrope ably vzdali hold Stefankove pamatce Sc
vsech yefenych budov czich konsulau vane cas do
soukromych vsji prapory statnch barvach uliee
sou pfepnAy pesros voenskych senokrou vsech druhn
zemena posdek valecnych lodi askych francouzskych
kotvicch bratislavskem pristave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-22

Tynem byla uspofadana peel Pamatnku Odboje penaska
kaptana Fnka zvot6 de Stefanika provazena 12O
svetelnymi obrazy Ucastnic rozchaze huboce doja
(NArodnf Listy)
Evening star., 1924-12-07
SOVIET GIVES SERVANTS
BETTER ACCOMMODATIONS
Envoy to Paris Has Quarters Over.
hauled-Accomplished in
Social Niceties.

PARIS, December Good bright
and airy servants quarters will be
the first concern of "Comrade" Kras-
sin, the new soviet Amba ssador TO
France. There has been general
overhauling of the once stately pal
ace of the Cars Ambassadors, which
had fallen into decay since the Com
munists took power in Russia.
The Soviet advance agents who su
pervised the work said they found the
corners of the rooms full Of dust and
the magnificent old tapestries with
moth holes. What shocked them most,
however, was to discover the serv-
ants quarters lacked modern con-
veniences and that many of the bed
rooms were without windows.
Although krassin naturally will
adopt the Moscow governments idea
Of simplicity he is considered here as
having the ability to hold his own in
tn niceties Of the drawing room. The
French are telling a story of Krassin's s
arrival In London some time ago. He
was presented to a certain remark
ably pretty princess. The princess
knowing krassin had just been re-
ceived In Sweden by one of the
Queens ladies In waiting, famous for
her beauty. inquired of the Russian:
This lady is said TO be the most
beautiful in the world. Is that true"
Madame, L thought so, too, until
this minute" replied Krassin.
Evening star., 1924-12-07


public school which this small SEN
atorial miss attends took a keen in
terest in the election and every day
she drilled her pupils in civic gov
ernment and told them the signifi-
canoe of the quadriennial struggle
and the obligation resting on Amer
lean citizens to choose a wise and
prudent Chief Magistrate. In order
to impress her lesson more firmly, on
the day of the election this young
teacher held an election, had ballots
made and instructed each child how
to mark them and how to put them
in the ballot box. But she opened
each and read it as it was being de-
posted to be sure that the child
comprehended her instructions and
mad placed the proper markings.
What was her astonishment to find
the small daughter of this devoted
Democratic Senator had voted for
President Coolidge and Mr.. Dawes.
But, my dear" she expostulated,
did you really want to vote for Pres
ident Coolidge, or did you make a
mistake?. You see. your father is
working so hard for Mr.. Davis"
The little girl looked UP brightly,
eXclaiming. "Oh. yes. 1 know he is,
and he will vote for Mr.. Davis. But
you see, my mother likes Mrs. Cool
idge ever so much"