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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01
Door Rush Is
Tradition

The front door rush has become a
tradition at Montana State and today
the older generation of students col
lect to watch the big battle beween
the underclassmen. Past years have
seen some real battles. One year the
sophomores conceived the idea of US
ing the fire hose to keep out the
frosh. They practically floated main
hall away in the scramble, and every
year since the hose has been secure
ly locked up as a preventative of such
being repeated.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

hear DR.. H. L. Shantz of the United
States Department of Agriculture
give a short talk on agricultural con
ditions in Africa. DR.. Shantz has re-
Gently returned from an extended trip
in Africa where he has been connect
ed with the seed and plant introduc-
ton work carried on by the depart
ment and his many stories Of his ex-
periences and work there proved very
interesting as well as instructive to
all who attended.
The interest shown by the United
States in the development of agri-
culture in Africa, Mr.. Shantz said,
was because Of the desire to teach the
natives there better farming methods,
and to make a study of the methods
used by the Africans so as to discover
any that might be Of value 20 Ia IS
well as to study the future prospects
of the Dark Continent.
Africa Will
Be Ag. Country
Africa, because of its large size and
great variation Of climatic conditions.
coupled with its vast amount Of IN
titled land, is destined to become one
of the great agriculture centers OF
the future. At the present time i
is supplying the world with a large
amount of extra fine cotton and is
raising large amounts Of wheat, corn
and many other grains, besides grow
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01
SchOOlNotes
From the
WEEKLY EXPONENT
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
GAMES
Games PLAYED Sept. 81

Games played Sept. 81
Colo. Mines z VS. st. Regis o at
Regis.
Colo College 20 VS.. Western
State 0 at Colo. Springs.
Games for Oct. 4
Colo. Aggies VS.. Wyoming at Fl.
Collins.
Denver "U" VS.. st. Regis at
Denver.
Colo. Mines VS.. Utah Aggies at
Ogden.
Colo. "U" VS.. Western State at
Boulder.
Colo. Teachers VS.. B. Y. U. at
Provo.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01
new SOCIAL
FRAT FORMED
Lambda Phi Club to be Name of
Organization Formed
In Spring

Ahe Lambda Phi club, a new social
organization, has made its appearance
Oh the campus of Montana STATE COL
iege. 1t was formed early this spring
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01
DIR. H. L. A
OF AFRICAN CONDITIONS
Lecture in Lewis Hall Friday
Afternoon of Special Inter
est TO Aggies

A special assembly Of Agricultural
students was called last Friday after
noon at four-thirty in Lewis hall to
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

Mrs. Paul D. Pratt left Sunday for
Los Angeles, California, after visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Sutherland, in
BOzeman.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

Word has been received by Miss
Gladys Branegan of the home science
department of Montana State college,
that Miss Elizabeth Cooley, a daugh-
ter Of Prof. and Mrs. F. S. Cooley
has been appointed as instructor of
Foods and Nutrition at the Ohio State
university, Columbus, Ohio. Miss
Cooley received her bachelor degree
IN home economies from Cornell uni
versity in 1922, and her master de-
gree from Montana State college last
June. She is a member of Alpha
Gamma Delta.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Miss Esther Beck has returned to
MissOula to resume her studies at
the State university.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

Ms. c. H. Head, who was a guest
of Mrs. Roy E. Martin in Bozeman
for about two weeks, left Tuesday
evening for her home in Helena.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

Mrs. P. J. Tier, who has been at
the Deaconess hospital for surgical
care for two weeks, left Saturday for
home.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

John Shuber and fanny have re-
turned from an auto trip to Tenne-
see. where they were visiting Mr..
Shubert's relatives and friends.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Davenport re-
turned Monday from a visit with Mr..
DaycnpOrt's parents in Chicago.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

Mrs. T. J. Call and children have
returned from their ranch near Var
ncy to make their home in Bozeman
during the school year.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

Miss Helen Stark of Elysian, Min
n%esota, a niece Of Mrs. C. Korslund,
has arrived in Bozeman to live with
the Korslund family and attend high
school.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

Mrs. Carrie B. Eckles and Mrs.
Louis Vessel motored to Helena Fri
day to hear Miss Helen Martin of
Seattle, a famous speaker, and to at
tend the state fair.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

The Bobkitten squad, under Coach
Dyche, opened their football season
Saturday by beating Butte high
school p to 10. The opening minute
of the game proved a real thriller
when Worden of Butte received a
frosh punt and raced As yards down
the field for a touchdown. Butte
failed to kick goal.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

Mrs. S. A. Harper has returned
from Fairview in the eastern part of
Montana, where she has been for
three months with her sister, Mrs. E.
M. House and family, Mr.. House
having died in June.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

Mrs. R. M. Keister left Monday for
Chicago, where she will take special
work in dancing. She expects to re-
turn to organize her classes the lat
ter part of October.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Egelston and
little son arrived Saturday from Reno,
Nevada. Mr.. Egelston, who has had
considerable newspaper experience in
Montana, is now a member of the
Courier staff.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01

Mrs. Catherine Racer and her
daughter, Mrs. Viola Sylvester of
Dunkirk, Indiana, mother and sister
of J. A. Stafford, arrived in Bozeman
Friday to spend the winter with Mrs.
Stafford and family.
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PAGE TWO
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
Miss Esther Beck has returned to
Missoula to resume her studies at
the State university.
Mrs. P. J. Zier, who has been at
the D~eaconess hospital for surgical
care for two weeks, left Saturday for
home.
Mrs. Paul D. Pratt left Sunday for
Los Angeles, California, after visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Sutherland, in
BOzeman.
Ms. c. H. Head, who was a guest
of Mrs. Roy E. Martin in Bozeman
for about two weeks, left Tuesday
evening for her home in Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Davenport re-
turned Monday from a visit with Mr..
Daycnport's parents in Chicago.
Mrs. T. J. Call and children have
returned from their ranch near Var
ncy to make their home in Bozeman
during the school year.
John Shuber and fanny have re-
turned from an auto trip to Tenne-
see, where, they were visiting Mr..
Shubort's relatives and friends.
Miss Helen Stark of Elysian, Min
nesota, a niece Of Mrs. C. Korslund,
has arrived in Bozeman to live with
the Korslund family and attend high
school.
Mrs. Carrie B. Eckles and Mrs.
Louis Vessel motored to Helena Fri
day to hear Miss Helen Martin of
Seattle, a famous speaker, and to at
tend the state fair.
Mrs. R. NJ. Keister left Monday for
Chicago, where she will take special
work in dancing. She expects to re-
turn to organize her classes the lat
ter part of October.
Mrs. Catherine Racer and her
daughter, Mrs. Viola Sylvester of
Dunkirk, Indiana, mother and sister
of j. A. Stafford, arrived in Bozeman
Friday to spend the winter with Mrs.
Stafford and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Egelston and
little son arrived Saturday from Reno,
Nevada. Mr.. Egelston, who has had
considerable newspaper experience in
Montana, is now a member of the
Courier staff.
Mrs. S. A. Harper has returned
from Fairview in the eastern part OF
Montana, where she has been fol-
three months with her sister, Mrs. E
M. House and family, Mr.. House
having died in June.
The BObkitten squad, under Coacl
Dyche, opened their football season
Saturday by beating Butte higl
school p to Is. The opening minut,
of the game proved a real thrille
when Worden of Butte received
frosh punt and raced As yards dow.
the field for a touchdown. Butt
failed to kick goal.
Word has been received by Mis-
Gladys Branegan of the home scienc
department of Montana State college
that Miss Elizabeth Cooley. 2 daugh
ter of Prof. and Mrs. F. S. Coole
has been appointed as instructor O
Foods and Nutrition at the Ohio Stat
university, Columbus, Ohio. Mis-
Cooley received her bachelor degre
IN home economics from Cornell un
versity in 1922, and her master. 4.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-10-01
RED GOOSE DOUBLE-WELE
RubberS and OverShoeS
for all the Family

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Boys 2 and 4-buckle
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= = =
Mems red all-rubber g.
eyelet lace pac.
=
Mems rubber pacs with
10, II and 14-inch Peerless
leather tops.
Mems heavy low cut rub
bers, for sewing tops, too.
4 = =
Mems light weight cloth
top storm rubbers.
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Mems rubber boots
short, thigh and hip lengths
=
Mems and boys light or
heavy weight low rubbers,
all Sfvlao
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-04
BERN PREDLOHA PRED SENATEM.
0cEkAvA Sc. zE BUDE PRIJATA BEzE
..... zMENY PRED /. KVETnEM. ~.
EXPERT ODBORU POKLADNY TVRDf, zE
.PRIvODI VELKY SCHODEK.

Washington. g. bfezna - Jak vec vypadaj nyni, berni
pfedloha pfiiaa patek nebude podstatne
zmsnena senate Naseujici stuace dnes kdy senat
cal pracovati ma beni pfedloze:
l. Doslo k dohodnuti mez republikany a demokraty,
bonusova pfedoha nebude prpojena pedoze jako do
daek kdezto MONO, repubkanst povsalc budou to
odporucovat dost hlas porazen nvrhu smeru.
Pratee dodaeGne odmeny pro vojaky kte souz sveo
We vace preji aby otazka bonuu saa sobe Nj
to republican, demokrae nechteji, aby bern pfedO
ha byla vystavena nebezpeci veta presidentova.
g Demokrate nebudou konati konferenci a nepokusi
pfidrZe demokraticke senatoy, ably hlasova demo-
kratcky plan jako takovy Budou vsak hedet sednotii
vsechny demokraty maximaln csc pravdepo
dobne "A procena nz demokrae snemovne posanecke
zasazova Nen vsak pochyby tom, re by by naklo-
n6ni ku kompromsu.
8. Republican, Sc pokus zahajiti BOZ Melonovym
proranem proc maximani surtaxy Doznvaji vsak ze
vem slaba vyhldka jeho prosazen pouzi je
lcee "handd Jejch pravym uceem e udrzet maximalni
s7 proc, ak byla snemovne posla
necke
4. Senani finanGn vybor zapocne praci predloze
ctvrek rano zadnych verenych syseni
soukrom slyen budou ud6ena jez budou povazo
vana nutna vyasnen nekterych spornych bodn Sved
kove budou vesnou znac odberu pakladny
Stf demokraticti vndcove mali debata Aeads
trvati prijati pfedlOhu pred
1. kvetnem
5. Pravd6podobny schodek as SILT, 100000 jenz pf
pedohou ak byla priata snemovne posla-
necke die znalc odboru pokladny nebude vyrov-
zvysenm duchodG, nybrz pfijmy jinych bernc
zdrou zdal Demokrae tvrdi re cislce znacn od
pokadny sou ps mike re nebude zadneho schodku
Situace senate nels mnoho cd one snemovne az
ma to- tax pOvstac veden senatorem LaFoetem
Wisconsin, mali este vetsi nez prvne zminenen
eese spojeni demokraty mohou prosad kazdou pred
ohu vSak neze fc zdal tito radikalove budOu
hlasovati republikany neb demokraty.
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PROHIBICE PRlNESLA
"SPATNY ZVYK".

New York, 3. bfezna. -
Hosi a divky, duchovni a soud
cove. cd prijeti Volsteadova
zakona navykli 81 nositi lah-
vifkys s lihovinami, prohlasil
policejni komisar Enright v re-
ci proslovene pred sborem bap
tistickeho kostela ma Washing
ton Heights behem debaty o
prohibici. Deset tisic hostincu
bylo zavfeno V New Yorku,
pravil Enright, dodav, re mist,
kde prodavany jsou lihoviny,
ubyva po 100 mesicne. "Zrei-
mym zlym vysledkem narod-
niho prohibicniho zakona," pra
vii komisar, "je, re velky po-
Get lidi, kteri pozivali opoj-
nych napojG mirne a ktefi pi-
Ii vino a pivo pred prohibicf,
nyni pill velike mnozstvi sill
nych lihovin velmi Spatne ia
kosti."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-04

Mesto Mexiko, 8. brezna.-
Gen. Joaqin Amaro pribyl do
Manzanillo, kdyz byl zustavil
5000 muzu v Colime, aby po-
kracovali v tazeni proti gen.
Manuelu Dieguezovi. rebelske-
mu veliteli. Slime federalni po
sadky, v poctu 5000 muzu,
byly zustaveny v ddlezitych
mestech podel Guadalajara-
Colima drahy. Tyto budou Sc
sileny vojskem pod velenim
drivejsiho rebelskeho nacelni-
ka, Petronilo Florese, jenz Sc
vidal V Autlanu.
Vojsko gen. Estrady zmen-
silo Sc polovinu bezpodmi-
necnym vzdanfm Sc nekolika
jeho nacelniki. Sc stoupenci
citajicimi 5000 muzG. Estra-
da, S vojskem svym a genera
ly, kteri mu zachovali vernost,
nemini postaviti Sc v Coalco-
man, nybrz mini couvnouti do
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ITALIE MA 1873 POLITIC-
KYCH STRAIN.

Rim, 3. brezna. - Pfi vol
bach. iez konati Sc budou 6.
dubna. zavoditi bude celkem
1854 kandidatG o 535 mist V
italskem parlamentu. Pone-
vadz novy volebni zakon pri-
suzuie strane, ktera docili pfi
volbach vetsiny. dive tretiny
mist, 998 kandidati zavoditi
bude O 179 mist, iez zbyvaii
pro strany mensiny. Ma voleb-
nj Rampant podili Sc celkem
1873 politickych stran, z nichz
nektere ovSem majf jen mist
nj vyznam. Nejsiln6jsimi opo-
sicnimi stranami vGci fascis-
tim pod vedenfm Mussoliniho
isou spoieni socialiste S byva-
lvm ministerskym predsedou
Bonomim v cele q demokrati
$ byvalym ministrem Amendo-
lu V cele. Proti temto dvema
stranam Jest hlavne rizena
fascisticka propaganda.
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TROd YSETROvAM Y PROUDU.|
zPRAVA VELKE P0ROTY v Chicago
PRED SENkTNlM vfB0REM.
ZASTUPCUM DAUGHERTYHOS DOVOLEN
KRfzOVY VYSLECH SVEDKU.

Washington, 8. bfezna Pripravy byy vykonany ma
ronim kapitole pro trojf vysetovan vetsi ddezosti
Senator David A. Reed Pennsylvania, predseda vyboru
vysetrovan vyslouzeckeho radu Spoenych Std sese
senatory Oddiem Nevady Walshem Massachusetts
jnymi cleny vyboru rozhod podrobt bedlvemu zkou
mani zpravu zvlasni federani poroy Chcagu kera
sa obzaobu c. R. Forbesa byvaeho direktora vysouz
leckeho fadu dotycne zprave zm{na re diva cenove
kongresu obdrzel "jiste sunny penez"
druhe vybor zvoleny vysetrovani ufedniho pocna
nj generalnho navadnho Daugheryho sesel dnes roz
hod nekterych diezitych v6cech. Vybor svo tomu
ably Daughe byl zasupovan vsech zasedanich ravny
svd souhlas omezenemu krizovemu vysechu svedkn
svedk vybor rozhod porz 81 toto pravo avsak obe
sic svedky zadot pravnch zastupcu generanho nava
nho, kdyz zadost takova bude opodstatnena.
Tfeti udaosti byo oznameni senaorem Walshem
Montany, vybor verejne pozemky zaha opetnc
sva zasedani zra bude m pred sebou vechny taemne 81
frovane teegramy posiane Edwardu McLeanovi do Flo
ridy jeho zamestnanci jinymi podrob vyslechu w. F.
Friedmana sgnalnho odboru arnady Spojenych Satd
jenz rozs depese pomoc sfrove knhy odbodu spraved
nosti, kterou vybor 81 vyzada
Ultra povolana bude ma svedectvi pi. Jessie B. Duck
stenova sefa vysetrovacho lfadu
odhoru spravednost jez poaa sifrovane depes svemu
manxeii Wilanu O. Ducksteinovi ekretafi McLeanovu
pribehu vyserovan udeeni oejnych vysad Vybor bude
hledst zti depesich bylo pouzvano vladr
sfry zdali jak dosala do rukou techto osob
dnesnm zasedan senatu poukazal senator Wheeler
Montany takk ichz hodla pouzvat koruptni kka, e
liz cinnost pritomne vysefovana Cet toz dops kery
byl zaslan Fredem R. Marnem redakorem New York Com
mercia E. c. Sheldsovi Binsgs nemz teno je zadan
sdeen jake miry senator Walsh byl spojen Bllen
Dunnem jeho radkanim zvlem Dopis je podepsan, vas
pro narodn oyau Fred R. Marvin Je to dakaz, re Gle
move korupni klky chte save do vastencI pro-
nasedovanych "radikaly".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-04
5000 P0VsTAlct Sc vzDAL0.
PRES TO VSAK HUERTOvI NACELNICI
OZNAMUJ1 VELKE USPECHY

Guerrero, kan pozval jej
gen. Romulo Figuerroa.
Frontera. Tabasco, 3. brez-
ma. - V 1redni zprave vyda-
ne vcera z povstaleckeho hlav
niho stanu Sc tvrdi, ze revoluc
nj vojsko vpadlo do vsech u
helnych oblasti We state Goa
hula. Nekolik ddlezittch NEST
bylo obsaZeno.
Povstalci tvrdi, ze Sc zmoc-
Mill kontroly celeho statu Ia
catecas, vyima kapitolu. Du-
range, a NEST Lerdo a Gomez
Palacio. Situace ma prevlace
nemohla by byti vice uspoko-
iivou, zprava pokracuje. Fe-
deralove jsou vsude obtezova-
nj rebely a v dtocich ma fede-
ralni vlaky Sc pokracuje. Va
lecne lodi, pod kontrolou revo-
lucionard, patroluji pry pobre-
Ii statu Vera Cruz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-04
zADNA REVOLUCE v Bull
HARSKU.

Sofie, Bulharsko, 3. brezna.
Zpravy o komunisticke revolu
ci, jez mela vesti ku povaleni
vlady a sesazeni krale Borise,
kolujfci v cizine, oznacovany
jsou jakozto zcela bezpod-
statne. Po ostre debate v par
lamentu radikalove sc rozhod-
Ii. ze zaujmou zcela neodvis-
le stanovisko,. coz znamena,
re opusti demokratickou do
hodu. Ministr valky plukovnfk
Vulkov We spojeni s tim uci-
nil nasledujicf prohlaseni:
"Politicky element, jenz Sc
v poslednf dobe obratil proti
Wade, byl nj t9lem i dust
9. cervna, kdy agrarnf admi-
nistrace pod zesnulym M. STAN
bulijskym byla povalena. Ny
n6jsf vlada je obvinovana, ze
chova valecne imysly. To ne
nj pravda, ackoliv v padu
provokace bude haiti nasi ze-
mi do poslednf kapky krve.
Vlada nepodporuje ami nepo-
vzbuzuje macedonske hnuti.' y
Ministr skoncil apelem k ma
rodu, aby zachoval jednotnou
frontu v tomto nejkritictejsim
okamziku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-04
diva AsUSi" AeENTI P0sIRELENI.

Steubenvlle o., g. brezna. Diva prohbFnf agenti byli
poranen, jsden nespse smrteln6 btve pfi
naezdu obydl Lazo Rudche zde dnes vecer. Thomas
Christmas 31-lety ezf nemocnci kyc ekari
prav ze sotva vydrz B. Doom sreen by do leve srany
tea ackoli zraneni e vazne ma vyhdku uzdraveni
James Doom, ny agent vyvazl bez pohromy Zpravy Sc
rdzni tom kdo zaha sfelbu kdo vypal strey jez
sally prOhibcni agenty dObe kdy naezd proveden Ru
dich leze nemocen ozi acko zacen byl sty muz e
no domove tyz vrdi re btvy nescastn Je pravd6po
dobno re prohbicni AGENT stall obetmi vlastn sfe
by nebot doznavaji strlei nevedouce ktey
We chvi te byl
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osuDNY vYRucH v oBYDLi.

GAINESVILLE, O., g. brezna. = Roy Tracey 27-lety, Nc
Luney jeho dive Adcerusky Beuah 5ea Nellie, 3-eta.
isou n,rtv domov Traceyho rozvanach nasedkem W.
buchu privodsneho tim kdyz Tracey pokusl rozdela
kannech pomocf gasonu Byy tam jeste rerave ohar-
ky kdyz gasolin MIN pronik straslvy vybuch nasta
Devcatka uhofea kdezto Tracey enz hrozne popaen wy
behl ven, skona zdejsi nemocnc kan byl dopraven
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-04
LuDEND0RFF A HITLER VyPOvlDALI.
PO MICH BUDE POVOLAN MA SvEDECTvf
BYVALY DIKTATOR Won KAHR

Mnichov 3. brezna Svedectvi vsech obzaovanych We
veezradnem procesu gen. Ludendorff Adolf Hitler
hlavnm osobam bylo skoneno dnes odpoedne Ultra
vyslechem $50 svedku nchz nejdrve bude
volan byvaly dktator Won Kahr nem Won Lossow
velitel risske obrany
Obzaovani snazli dokazati re by to Won Kahr,
a Scissor, drives nacelnk satn poce ktef
nsova pokus prevrat avak couv poslednim okamzik
aniz by uvedomi Ludendorffa Htlera SVEN dmysu Ji
nym sovy obzalovan shodova tom re byli oklaman
zinenymi urednky nmz caste radil ze pokus
prevrat seka nezdarem ezto postrada eich podpo-
ry, kterou byli slibili
Ze soudniho protokou zda vysvtat ze Kahr Lossow
Scissor ve pany revoy byly siroce rozvetveny ze
me podporu severonemeckych unkerI avsak couv kdyz
to zacao po nebyo mic vice nez hospodske
hnuti, jez nemohlo Sc potkati zdarem.
Won Kahr jenz nazyvan byl svym stoupenci nad-Bis-
marckem kdyz sta dktatore e povazovan nejdGle
zitejsiho svedka. Bude vypovfdati Ultra stredu.
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Pomnik koSovneho missionafe,
pfedstavujici duchovniho z dob
prvnlho osazovani Zapadu, ma
SVEN massivnim mramcrovem pod
stavci ma travniku pred statnim
kapitolem V Salem. Ore. jenz
byl prave dohotoven a bude 3D.
halen l9. dubna. Pomnik je dar
Roberta A. Bootha Eugene.
Ore. upominku ma jeho otce.
Rev. Roberta Bootha. pionyyra
Zapadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-04
263.320 ziskAL0 SLEW DAM.

Washington, g. bfezna - Sleva ma danich celkove
castce $123 bya ucnena odborem pokladny
ednf bern rok skoncivS go 1928 zprvy
ne snemovnmu vyboru cesty prostredky. Slevy
vracen pen9z byy ucneny 26232O osobam byly "a
zakone neb mylne skolekovane dane Zprava vykazuje
1O52 osob zfskalo vice nez navracenyck pc
n9zich 49,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-04

Zeneva g. bfezna. Smlouva ochranu vedeckeho
majetku ez byla podana posednim sjezdu shromazden
Svazu Narodd zama vladu Spojenych StaI ez dorucia
domeni Washingtonu Plan vypracovany senatorem Ruff
nm nasnue praktcke kroky poskynu zakonite ochra
nv vynalezcIm ochranu prace vedatoru vdbec
vsechny vady by pozadany ably smouvs poday svs do
brozd&nf.
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MALY "HOLINKAk".

Columbus. o., 3. brezna. =
Nemluvne bylo vzato do we've
nj zde dnes. kdvz Serif O. K.
Martin zaial karavanu tri au-
tomobilu. iez vezla 75 gallo
nfi "mnnsainu" a zatkl diva
muze a iednu zenu. Zrfzenci
serifovi pravi. ze nasli lihovi-
ny ukryte v satech nemluvns-
te.
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S0UD S "KAciREMr

Gallon O., 8. brezna r Rev. William Montgomery
Brown drivesi biskup Arkansasky pro nHuz vzneseny
byy % zaoby vyborem protesanske episkopan crkve
nchz je vinen kacstv oznamuje re soud nim bude ko
nan tomto meste, nejspise zari.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-04

Nakres svatyne, ktera je n.y.
nj zrizovana v kongresni kni-
hovne a do niz mali byti ulo-
zeny pnvodni dokumenty dsta
Wy Spoienych Statd a Prohla-
SEMI neodvislosti. Bude uni
stena mad hlavnim vchodem
do knihovny a ma byti hotova
"a nskolik tydnI. Architek-
tenn je Francis Bacon, tvur-
ce Lincolnova pomnfku.
, 1924-05-28

IT IN "a have been proper fol thu little one-room schoolhouse to stand
idle all during the long summers and be a rendezvous Tor ats, mice and
There wasn't much money invested in it; farmers were busy; and
the place could pc put N m kind Of shape in the fall for less than
tbs consolidated school plant that has eos from ten to a hundred thou
sand dollars. 70 that to be unused from June to September is sheer
waste. Eventually we shall u III schools, especially the country
schools. on III anyear basis and vacations will be so arranged that the
Until that time comes the consolidated school plant should justify it's
during the summer months, and in a better vacation for the chill
oren and a richer community life for the adults, pay interest on its cos
OF course the school farm should be kept in shape. The orchestra need
hort interesting moving pictures are very acceptable TO folk who have
been working all day. There are many young teachers that for a very
moderate salary and a vacation in the country would take the kinder
garten and primary tots fol n or two hours of play and busy work a
mothers Closing the regular school activities does lot mean that all
III life which center in and around the school building should cease.