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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-08
KRVEPROLITf PkI DELNIC.
KYCH BOURfCH v POLSKU.

Varsava, Z. dubna. - Sraz-
ky ma mzde otazka 46hodi.
noveho tydne pracovniho mely
"a nasledek radu stavek, jez
namnoze vedly ku vaznym Wy
trznostem, zvlaSte v dIlnich
distriktech We Slezsku v Dom
brove. v posledne jmenovanem
miste doslo ku prudke srazce
mezi policii a davem lidu. pn
niz dive osoby byly usmrceny
a 33 poraneno, mezi t6mito po
slednimi devatenact policisti.
Vlada vypravila zvlastni kc-
misi. ably vysetrila priciny ne.
pokoji a zjednala Ease pofa-
dek. .. rArE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-08
RUMUNSKA 'VELIcENSTVA'
NEJSOU VfTANA.

Bukurest', Z. dubna. - Ru-
munska panovnicka rodina, jiz
" Gele stoji ami ne tax kral
Ferdinand jako spise kralovna
Marie, pov6stna diplomatic a
pleticharka, je v posledni do
be We -yelike nevaznosti v cele
Europe. Zacalo to pred neko-
lika tydny, kdy italsky premier
Mussolini oznamil kralovskym
VelicenstvIm, ze budou muset
upustit cd navst6vy v Italii,
kde jest verejnost proti Ru-
munsku popuzena. Nyni pfi-
slo podobne nelaskave ozna-
meni ze span6lska, kan sc
chteli kralovsti manzele vyda-
ii ma navstevu, q oznamuje Sc,
ze take vlada belgicka chysta
Sc Jim oznamiti. ze po jejich
navsteve netouzi. Jak jiz sde-
leno, je vseho toho pricinou
iednani rumunske vlady, KITE
.ra loni odepfela platiti dluhy
do ciziny. Utinila to tim zpd-
sobem, ze vsem rumunskym fir
mann dala z&konn& svolenf, by
placeni dluht do ciziny odlo-
lilly ma dobu deseti rokG. Ne
ktere zapadnf casopisy tvrdi,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-08
POVODEN MA SLOVENSKU.

Praha, Z. dubna. - Povo-
den, zavin6na nahlym tanim
snehu, jehoz horach lezi vel
ke spousty, prihnala Sc ma yes
nici Bodrog-sent- Maria We w
chodnim Slovensku, Zatopila
il celou, tax re jen spicka ko-
stelni veze vycniva. Obyvatel-
stvo, kteremu bylo poslano nh
pomoc vojsko, pracoyalo prot
dravemu zivlu po crAy tyden
We dine v noci branilo sc L.
silovnOu namahou. HraZe sc
zvysovaly, otvory v Mich Sc u
cpavaly, ale byla to prace mar
ma, nebot' voda trhala move a
move. Jeden venkovan, ~nema-
je pO ruce mic, elm by mohl
trhlinu ucpati, zastavil tok vo-
dy vlastnim telem Aa nekolik
minut, nezli prisla pomoc.
Vesnice Bodrog-sent-M Maria
lezi " zupe zemplinske, okres
Kralovsky Chlumec, soudni
spravou nalezi do Kosic. Posta
je V sousednim Radu, kde jest
j katOlicka fara.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-08
DAlH svfDECTW 0 HAMoN0vI.
vDOVA PO OKLAHOMSKEM POLITIKARI
POVOLANA PRED VYBOR

Washington z. dubna. - Genatn vybor, jenz vysetrue
povesi tom nominace Warrena G. Hardnga Chicagu
bya vysledkem dohodnuti oejafskymi magnay. obesal
dnes tfi dalsi svedky.
Jsou to brigadni general F. Glenn armadni ddstojnk
We vsuzbe jenz ohoske svetove valce
William D. Nichols Ardmore Okla. A. N. Hmrod 2
Moosehear ILL., Rovnez rozhod vybor pfedvola pi Jake
Hamonovou vdovu zesnulem oklahomskem enu republ
kanskeho narodnho vyboru. P Hamonova jez die nfor
mac vyboru jest adminsratorkou pozdstalo sveho
zela bude zadana pfedlozen "vsech sn vydanych
placenych bankovnch 6ek vsech vyded Jake L. Ramona
sedm mesci pred jeho smrti," v listopadu 1920
Jednim svedkd dnes vyslychanych byl Robert +.
Woe vydavate dvou denich lst Columbus. O., doazo
van co je znano olejovem dohodnu narodni repu
blkanske konvenc 1920 kdy by Harding nominoYin
Woe jenz podporoval kanddaturu Woda, odpovi@al
ze sysel jste poves ale sam osobns ze nceho nfv
Take nen pry niceho znamo one povesne konferenc
konane 211 rano, niz dospeo rozhodnuti ndn
novan Hardinga pro presidentsky Cet pry
vnach ale sam odeel Chicago den pred zasedanm namz
Harding nominovan Wolfe byl povoan, ponevadz jedet
dvesch svsdkd pred vyborem vypovidal re byl to Wolfe
enz vlaku ceste Chicago zminl onOm Olejovfm
dohodnuti ehoz vysedkem byla nominace Hardingova.
Cd tfech novych pfedvoanych svedkd ocekava ze
dali hli padsohnosti ennosti Hamonove repubikansk
sasdni konvenci Cktcagu Svedkove dnes vysiychani
tvrdli Hamon vynalozi 100000 ziskan Okahomy
pro Hardnga dach 100000 ably dosahl zvoeni elena
ndrodniho republikanskeho vyboru $4,000 zapla
drzovanf Hardngova kampannho hlavnho sanu Chicagu
b6hem konani konvence pred nj.
Pravi se gen. Glenn Himrod kteri podporovah kan
didaturu Woodovu vi stych navrzich ez byy ueineny
gen Wcc6ovi jeho delegation.
vyboyu dosalo inormaci, re Nichols ienz rovnez
sv6dectv breznu, 1921 davno pied zaanim W.
sady Teapot Dome zahaenim pftomneho vysetfovani
prohl vefene ze kdyby Jake Hamon nebyl byval zase
len, by by sekretaren vnitra mst6 Alberta B. Faa
Prohlaseni toto ucni Nichols novnafsk6m ntervewu
1921 vybor hce pozepta je zdro eho informaci
Mezi svedky dnes vyslychanym byl tez Wilbur w.
Marsh pokadnk narodniho demokratckeho vyboru, enz
byl azan kampanni pfispsvky oearskeho magnta Do
henyho Marsh prav, ze nepamatue urctou castku
ale je to knhach hlavnm stanu demokra
tickem m6st9 jsou kdyko vyboru nahlednuti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-08
COOLIDGE DALEko Pied J0nNs0nEM.
JEHO VETSINA BUDE ASH PROTI l
PREDVOLBACH v MICHIGANU.

Detroit T.. dubna - Ones do vecera oznameny byly W.
sledky pfedvoleb as edne tretny precintd state
nchz vena predenta Coolidge e vice nez pro mad je
no soupefem repubkanskou presidentskou nominaci
natorem Hiramem w. Johnsonem Kaifornie
v 625 precnktech 684 okresu Wayne (Deroit), 2
nchz podrobne zprvy dosy Coolidge ziskal 28673 hasy
johnson 1929 1.167 $3.50 precinktech state,
nchz zpravy obdrzeny Coolidge doal $4,000 hasi john
1892 William G. Simpson, cvini nzenyr Detroitu,
s25s. 1.t. II.
demokraticke pfedvoby nejevil velky zajem ma
Henry Fordem senaoram W. G. Ferrisem. 1741 precin-
tech Ford obdrze 1855 hasd Ferris 20117 Pro florida
bylo hasovano, ackol oam ze nemni uchazeti lad
ny dfad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-08
MEsT0 sTEuBENvILLE BEz voDY.

Steubenvile. o. dubna Toto mesto, ctajici 10000
obyvael proziva tn nehos nouzi vodu sye historic
Salo nasekem pprouchani srojI mestske vodarne
ez pr nejpnejs prac nemohou byti drive nez
Ultra pozde odpoledne Byo nutno zavrii skoy hasic
sell spoehat enoi cheikale p zapasu n6kolka ohni
prdmysloye zavody pracu vekym obtzemi Pitnou
obyvatelstyo ses udnich ez byy schvaleny
statni zdravotnf radou Voda ostatnch nehodfse pitt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-08
usTRIcE PkINASEJf TYFUs.

Pafiz, Z. dubna. = Ustrice
jsou jednfm z nejhorsich nej-
nebezpecnejsich nositeli tyfo-
vych mikrobI. Lekafi Bourge-
ois, Garcin a Courtoi-Suffit po-
dali We smyslu tom zpravu zdej
81 lekarske akademii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-08
VODA DRAzSf NEz CA.
SOLIN.

Grapeland, Texas, Z. dubna.
Gasolin je lacinejSf nez voda v
tomto m6stecku. Obcane, plati
p0 35 centech "a gallon desti-
lovane vody, kdezto gasolin
stoji 20 cent?. Vodu, ktera ne-
nj destilovana, vibec nelze pi-
ii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-08
FASCIST VYHRArI.

Rim, z. brezna. Benito
Mussolini op9tne triumfoval v
Italii. Vysledky vcerejsich vo-
leb nasv6deuji, ze fascist zvo-
Iii dosti svych poslancd, aby
udrzeli 81 kontroh .vlady q
Mussoliniho v drsd3 premiera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-08
v LETU vE CTvRTEk.

Prince Rupert, B. c., g. dubna Vsechny ctyri armad-
nj aeropany jez kona pou koem svea kee pribyly
vcera Seattle, vypravi das odd cesty, Silky
Aasce, ctvrtek rano. Sd6eni smyslu
major Martin, vIdce druziny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-08

re je to jednani cikanske, Via
dy civilisovaneho naroda ne
dustojne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-08
DElHickk vLADA UTRPELA PoRizkU.

Londyn, Z. dubna. - V9tsinou hlasd delncka vlada
urpea dnes porazku snemovne poslanecke kdyz zam
pfedoha kerou m9lo zabranii vypuzovan rodin
byti nasledkem nemoznos plat najem. Pfedloha pod
staz navhovss aby tskovem ppad9 najem zaplatla p
slusna obec Jezo nepodaa vada nybrz enom sk
pima radk&nich cend dnicke strany premier Macdonald
oznamil ze setrva dfade celym svym kabineten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-08
P0voDNE v PENls

Philadelphia, 7. dubna. - Nasedkem silnych deStn a
an snehu rozvodniy feky potoky vychodn Penn
ylvani nektere preliy pres sve brehy Zpravy Will
kesbare Haisburgu sd6lu re reka Susqehanna zapav-
la velke lany pozemkd Acko dosala cetnych
tvrdouhenych dod az dosud nestao nutnm
bu v nejakych v6tsch rozmerech
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-08
PRoTI RADIovfMu MONOPOLY.

Washington, Z. dubna. = Predoha, ez ma "a lce "a
mezit monopol radiovem spoen byla prijata
nate. predmluve prohasuje, 'vzduch il
vlastnctvim lidu."
Evening star., 1924-09-22
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SIlC1IM
Weddings
W1it on Mere
SGldryf
Man Who Postpones Wedding Day Until He Can
Afford to Marry Not Only Shows Good
Sense but Real Devotion to Girl.

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Evening star., 1924-09-22
Queer Teaching.

There's a beautiful mountain road
that ii is JOY to travel on foot in
August. 1t lies far back of the high
way and few automobiles venture it
because the woodSide things that
border it scratch the precious paint
and the stones that Jonas lays in
the wetteSt spots bounce the springs
SO that the astonished lady in the
rear seat demands to know whether
or not she has been killed. Now and
then. a great compliment. | take
somebody along my friendly road, be
cause sharing its delight multiplieS
ii accordingly.
Judith had a birthday. a Seven-can-
died one. SO | promised her the treat
of walk along my road. Politely
we invited Judith'S mother and she
accepted our suggestion and took
Judith by the hand. Judith is a big
girl and very intelligent and she
hates people to lead her by the hand,
but mother said she'd better, because
they might meet snake
'Oh, l hope we do. Do you think
we will?"
NO. When they hear US they go
into their houses and don't come out
again until we go past" | said. But
we'll be sure to see lot of chip
munks and a hedgehog or two and a
red squirrel and the whole bird fam
lily, if We're just little bit polite
and very gentle"
"Oh, it's a dirt road, isn't it?" said
mother plaintively
1T is. thank goodness. and the
county is so poor that it is likely
to remain so as long as / care to
walk over it," said l triumphantly.
Evening star., 1924-09-22
The New Things to Know
about LinOleum Floors

recommended. Daily sweeping with
a hair broom, and regular waxing
and polishing, keep your floor hand
some, your cleaning cost low, and
your janitor happy: On request we
will gladly give full directions and
specifications for laying and waxing
Armstrong; Linoleum in any busa-
ness or public building.
Talk to yoar merchant or write 10
Your architect, contractor, or any
good linoleum merchant can give
YOU information on the economy of
linoleum floors and their low upkeep
cost. You can select business floor
ofArmstrong's Linoleum from many
colors and designs-plain eolors,
Jaspes (two-tone effects, tile In
lads, marble inlaids-in keeping
with any type of Office or business.
Evening star., 1924-09-22
Bodice High at Neck, Low Under Arm
BY MARY MARSHALL.

An evening gown was once known
by it's neckline. Its degree of for
mality was in direct ratio to its
decolletage. What would have been
regarded as in rather bad taste Tor
the theater was quite appropriate Tor
the opera; what would have been
much too low for a quiet dinner at
home would have been decorous
enough for a formal dinner or re-
ception.
Necklines cannot be so easily cub
byholed nowadays. A really formal
evening gown may be high enough
to touch the collar bone in front,
and an afternoon frock may be pro-
vided with a fairly low-cut square
neck in front. Moreover, certain
evening gowns are provided with
detachable collars that faSten up at
the side or back or front of the neck.
OF the new evening gowns 1T may
be said that the tendency is to make
them lower in back than in front.
Berthe of Paris-and otherS-con-
tinue the tradition of extending the
decolletage to the waiStline in back.
There is nothing especially new in
that, hence it does not shock. There
is something of novelty, however, In
the fashion for making evening
gowns quite low cut under the arms.
arm than they are at the neck-a
fashion that suggests nothing quite
so much as a mans sleeveless bath
ing suit. The sketch shows a new
evening frock of this persuasion. 1t
is of green crepe severely simple,
accompanied by long, narrow scarf
of the same material.
Can it be that we are coming back
to a period of separate high collars?
Jenny favors this fashion, providing
afternoon and evening gowns with
them. Drecoll likewise makes hign
collars buttoned at the side.
So general has the fashion for col
1aring the neck become in Paris that
the shops are offering ornamental
double headed pins made to fasten
collar or scarf, and there are some
times earrings and bracelets to
match the pins.
Copyright, 1924.)
Evening star., 1924-09-22
THE GUIDE POST
BY Henry and Tertius Van Dyke.
Abuse of Imagination.

THE eye is not satisfied with see-
ing.-Ecc. iv. s.
The power of imagination is a great
force In the discovery of truth. But.
like all qualities of human nature, IL
must be reasonably employed
Imagination should invade the realm
Of physical facts, but it must not be
allowed to set itself up on an equal
ity with established facts.
Some of the bitterest controversies
arise from the failure to observe a
simple distinction-we confuse the
outreaching of imagination with plain
facts and quarrel ferociously where
we ought to inquire diligently.
1t is SO easy to imagine that we
have found what we want or expect
to find.
The man lost in the desert always
sees water-just over there.
You and l are always finding justi-
flcation for our prejudices, not from
the facts in the case, but from imagi-
nation.
Once allow yourself to hate a man.
and see how speedily you can amass
evidence to justify your hate
AS We struggled to the foot Of the
great wood and iron cross that tops
the snowy summit of the Gross
Glockner in the Tyrolean Alps, l
turned to our guide with a question:
Can we see the Adriatic Sea from
here?"
He smiled as at a familiar ques-
tion and replied:
We'll, many tourists have seen it
but no guides"
Indeed, the eye is not satisfied with
seeing. often it insists on seeing
what is not visible.
Copyright, 1324.)
Evening star., 1924-09-22
Our Children-By Angelo Patri

Hin" said mother distantly. Then
Frightening up as she remembered
her mission in life, she said. Judith
dear, if one man can build a road
like this in three days, how many
days would it take six men?"
Judith puckered her brows and
tried to pull her mind away from Il
baby rabbit that was sitting bolt up
right, staring as though its eyes
would jump out and turn somersaults
over its ears. But l answered for
her:
One man couldn't, ever build a
road like this. Not in any time.
Neither could six men 1t wasn't
built. you know. 1t grew this way"
100, look at that. oh my. isn't
that beautiful? Isn't it too beauti-
full? oh. mother, see. It's grander
than a wedding, isn't it,"
Judith was standing before a mas
terpiece. 4 grabbed old thornapple
tree. loaded with its stunted wee
apples and bristling with eloquent
thornS, held on one arm a clematiS
vine in full bridal array. Tie cream!
buds and blossoms of her Veil fell
from her head to her feet. On his
other arm leaned manly honey
suckle dressed in silver and green
Only once in her life could Judith
see that Only once would that bit
| of beauty bloom for her.
| Yes, dear. But try to figure that
| example now. If one man"
"Oh mother, you do make a walk
! so uninteresting," said Judith. Il
must look at this tree
! Twenty years from now?
Copyright I924)
Evening star., 1924-09-22

outside of the house almost as pretty
in Winter as in Summer; but l shall
30 miss the bright bloom at each
window"
why not bring the boxes inside
and secure them just below the win
dow sill in the living room?" queried
the guest who was spending Septem-
Der with her. "Of course, you can
not expect these same plants to go
on blooming throughout the Winter,
but you can have the boxes filled with
some fresh stock, and have blossoms
in your windows all through the
year. There are all sorts of house
plants that will thrive in sunny
window, and with the help and ad
vice of a florist. 1 think you could
keep your boxes in bloom continu
ously Certainly you can have them
green with vines, anyway. English
ivy, Wandering Jew and other vines
all do well in window.
''Then, as Spring comes along, you
can have the boxes filled with pots
of bulbs, which will bloom in the
window. These can be started in the
cellar in pots of uniform height, and
when they begin to show an inch or
so of green they can be put into
the window box Jonquils, daffo-
dis, tulips and crocuses may all be
blooming indoors early in the year,
If handled properly. Hyacinths, too,
make a beautiful show.
'Tf you wish, you can plant these
bulbs in metal boxes which will fit
down inside your wooden window
boxes. When they are ready, your
inner box of plants and vines may
be lifted out and the boxes of bulbs
substituted.
Even if your window box is filled
only with a mass Of English ivy,
Evening star., 1924-09-22

THE designs of Armstrong's
i Linoleum, its colors, and the
way it is made are all worked out
around these ideas:
First: that a floor Of
Armstrong; Linoleum shall
be bought for its beauty;
Second: that it shall be laid
for permanency;
Third: that it shall be waxed
and kept new-looking and
good-looking.
For over fifty years, business men
have used linoleum because it is
quiet, economical, and easy to clean.
. Today they expect more of limo
leum. They look to Armstrong;
Linoleum for beauty and dignity of
color and design. They arrange to
have their fine linoleum floors laid
the way merchants and contractors
who feature Armstrong; Linoleum
recommend. And when these floors
are laid, they wax their floors regu-
larly because waxing not only Inn
proves the looks of inoleum and
protects it for years of wear, but
because waxing is also the low-cost,
easy way to keep a linoleum floor
Evening star., 1924-09-22
What TodayMeans to You
BY MARY BLAKE,
Libra.

A1UIds
Today's planetary aspects are of a
negative character, and favor only
customary efforts along usual lines.
In the evening, the vibrations indi-
cate a strong tendency to differences
OF opinion, arguments and dissension
1t IS we'll to make every effort to
maintain an even keel" as the signs
portend that if this is not done, an
association held as very dear may be
broken up, or a friendship of long
standing shattered.
child born today will be subject
to the ordinary ailments of infancy,
but with proper care and supervision,
will outgrow all it's infantile weak
nesses. and develop into a healthy
and vigorous maturity. It's charac-
ter will not be very determined; its
disposition more selfish than consid-
crate; its mentality normal. This
child will present the difficulties that
are so common in this world, and so
hard to remedy. The period of
character building cannot begin too
soon, and even in babyhood it must not
be indulged and must be denied those
little things which are usually given
so readily for quieting effect Tho
ability to say no" must be inculcat-
ed into its mind at a very early age,
and it must be taught to practice
habits of self denial.
If today is your birthday, you are
conscientiously courageous. and more
than anxious to do the right thing
at the right time In your efforts
however. you are seriously handi-
capped by an unreliable memory, and
a forgetfulness which nullifies your
most carefully thought-out-plans
You are fully conscious of the de-
feet, but fail to take the necessary
steps of a remedial nature
No human being was ever born
with good memory. Every strong,
reliant. always responsive memory
had to be developed. 1t is the re-
suit of painstaking effort, and like
most habits, both bad and good,
grows and in time requires no con-
scious effort.
A good memory calls for a good
forgettery. You must concentrate
upon important, essential informa-
tion and keep all rubbish, all impedi-
ments from your mind.
Well known persons born on this
date are: James Bowdoin, philan-
thropist and statesman; Marshall P.
Wilder; Joseph Seligman, banker:
Theodore Winthrop, author and SOL
dier; William w. Belknap, soldier and
Secretary Of War; Stephen d. Lee,
soldier.
Copyright, 1924)
Evening star., 1924-09-22
Oven Sconnes.

Rub two tablespoonfuis of butter
finely into one pound of sifted flour,
add one tablespoonful of sugar, one
fourth teaspoonful of salt, one tea
spoonful of baking soda and two tea
spoonfuls of cream of tartar Beat
up one egg, put half of Il into a cup,
then with the other half and some
milk make the other Ingredients into a
soft dough. Knead it a little on a
floured baking board, divide it into
five pieces. make them smooth and
roll out not too thin, then cut them
into four small cakes. Lay them on a
creased baking tin, brush them over
with egg and bake in a hot oven for
ten minutes. Two ounces of raisins
or currantS may be added. The
dough should always be handled lightly.