davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10
POSLEDNf DOPIS w. WILL
SONtV DO cESKOSLO-
VENSKA.

Praha, 8. Inora. - Postov-
nj zprava.-Pred vanocemi po
slali chlapci a d6vcata Baku-
lovy druziny list pi. a p. Will
sonovym. Zahlavf vyzdobili
symbolem observation-disclosures
skeho pratelstvi a bratrske
spoluprace deti cerveneho Xii
re. Do SLOW vlozili vsecku las
ku, oddanost nepomfjejici
vdecnost svych srdci k velike-
mu apostolu lidskosti a ochran
ci malych narodd pred zlovu-
Ii hrubych a dravych. - v pa
TEX, 1. Inora, tri dny pred
skonem nejuslechtilejsiho mu-
ze Ameriky, dosla odpoved'.
K zasilce prilozen byl dopis
pro pf. ]. A. Dougherty, redi-
telku washingtonske divise Ger
veneho krize, jez zprostredko
vavala doruceni. 20 Vanocich
doslo mas tax velike mnozstvi
dopisd, ze nejkrasn6jsf z Mich
prani cd Bakulovych-d6tf-
bylo zalozeno, jak litosti mu
sim priznati, a dnes teprv zno
WI Ease objevilo Sc ma mem
STOLE" TAX Wilsonovi vysvet-
luji, proc opozd9ne odpovida-
il a zadaji pi. J. A. Dougher-
ty, ably Bakulovym detem po-
slala prilozene uznani, jez ne
Sc datum IL. ledna 1924 a mi
" doslovnem pfekladu: "Ba-
kulov6 druzin9 v Praze, Ces-
koslovensko. Pan a pani Wood
row Wilson jsou hluboce doja
ii velmi krasnou poctou, ktere
Sc Jim dostalo cd Bakulovych
deti Prahy, a cent 81 il ja-
ko dokladu existujiciho pra-
telstvi mezi ceskoslovenskym
narodem a jimi. Pfeji 81 vyslo-
viii temto dobrym pfateldm
svym vrouci prani pro budou-
ci zdar jejich vlasti a pripojiti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10
Vystflcuje rlzky. Rika 81

Vystfkuje rizky. Rika Sc,
re drze cello je lepsi nez po-
pluzni dvdr, ale pan expresi-
dent banky Bohemie dr.. Kubi-
eek slucuje We sve osobe obo-
il. Domniva Sc, ze Sc uz poza-
pomnelo ma krach Bohemie, OBJ
jevil Sc Mezirici u Opocna
ia schdzi repafI. Neporidil a
musel odeiiti s neporizenou.-
Vyhledavaci fizeni proti nemu
potrva die novinarskych zprav
asi 8 mesfca. Soud zatim zkou
ma dcetni znalecke nsudky. Je
rravdepodobno. ze zaloba bu-
de rozsirena ma celou byvalou
sprawl Bohemie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10
HAYES We PROSPECT UNI.
OvYcH TIsKAREN.

M. S. Hayes, redaktor del
nicke publikace 1.-THE Citizen
pravil We svoji vcerejsi pred
nasce, konane ma foru kon-
gregacniho kostela Trojice, ze
uniovf tiskafi az dosud ma til
letou stavku vydali $1,000 900.
Uniova prace bojuje pro lep-
81 mzdy, lepsf hodiny j lepsi
pracovni podminky, kdezto
neuniovi obchazi povinnosti,
ale tezi z who'd uniemi DOLBY
tych.
'Pffsti nedele uslysite zal
stupce otevrenych dflen. Zep-
tejte Sc jej, co obhajci otevre-
nych dilen kdy vykonali, po-
kud Sc zlepsenych mezd, pra-
covnich hodin neb dflenskych
a zivotnych podminek tyce
neb ably zajisteno bylo who'd
n6jsi zakonodarstvi. Celou do
bu venovali snaze, aby pod
minky byly stlaceny. Vsichni
stoupenci otevrenych dflen
jen jen zamestnavatele a nj
kdy zamestnani." V ned6li to-
tiz mluviti bude fecnik v temz
mfste z oposiGniho tabora. w.
F. Long, generalni reditel
"proslaven@" organisace The
American Plan Association ma
thema: "Otevrena dina. Od-
poledne mluvil Hayes v Labor
Templu, kde volal po v9tsi or
ganisaci kovodelnictva a "a
mestnancd v prdmyslu auto
mobilovem,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10
MOVE SVfZELE Sc STAVBOU
OKRESNf VENICE.

Projekt noveho trestniho sou
du pripojenou v6znicf Sc ne
jen vlece do nekonecna, ale j
jinak provazen je stalymi a
ferami. Obcanska liga vcera
vyslovila stiznost proti okres-
MIN komisafIm, ze tito plati
nezakonnym zpdsobem $1,000
mesfcn6 architektu Waltrovi
l.. Falveyovi a dale ze komisa-
ri nedbajf odporuceni tax Eva
neho Haddenova obcanskeho
vyboru pro stavbu. Protest zfor
movan jest We dvou dopisech
Apodpisy presidenta Ligy Erie
bolina a jeden spolupodepsan
-tez reditelem Ligy Mayo Fes-
lerem. Komisari jsou vyzvani,
ably architekta Fayveye ihned
propustili, jinak re nebude DIFF
We nova schdze svolana. V do
pisech poukazuje Sc take ma
okolnost, ze rozdil mezi pla-
nem $3,5OO.OOO Hadenova w
boru a planem komisafu ma
SIS, 100000 jest s to opetne cd
celeho projektu odvratiti prf-
zen volicstva, jak Sc cd roku
1913 stalo jiz sestkrate. Sou
casne jsou komisari vyzyvani,
aby Sc sami starali o docileni
harmonic, tax aby projekt jed
nou dosel k uskutecnenf vibec.
O Falveyovi Sc v protestu
pravi, re jest zamestnan "a
$500 mesicn6 a re krone to-
no sobe dal zaplatiti "a n9kte-
re prace. Vypracovany jimi
plan byl ke vsemu jest6 zamit-
nut.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10

Atlanta, kde pred tim spolet-
most bude vystupovati, ctyfi
nakladni zeleznienf vagony.
Nejvetsi obtfze pisobi vypra-
va ruske opery Boris Godu-
now, ktera byla pred Ia roxy
pro New York zhotovena v
Rusku. z blfzka a "a dne W.
pada platno tax jako by 81
malifi pouze otfrali do latky
stetce, ale "a osv9tleni pIsobi
dekorace Primo bajecne. Zmi-
neny Hosli zam9stnan Jest u
uvedene opery jiz % roki. o.
prava jevist6 sv9rena jest sbo
ru 80 muzd, ktefi jest6 v noci
odstranf dekorace predstave-
nj, aby zapocali s praci pro
predstaveni nasledujici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10
UClTELkA ZRANENA PkI
SANkOVANf ZEMkELA.

Ma skole Coventry, Cleve-
land Heights, byla vypomoc-
nou ucitelkou 44let stara 81.
Grace Noursova, bytem v (.
9511 Euclid ave., ktera asi
pred dvema tydny vzala n9ko-
lik zakd S sebou a bavila sc s
mimi sankovanim ma n&vrsf We
Wade parku. Jednou Sc take
svezla, ale vrazila san9mi do
stromu a zranila sc tax zle, re
vcera podlehla nasledkem sla.
bosti srdce. Ucitelskou dr&hu
zapocala v indianapolis q do
Cleveland Heights byla povo-
lana v r. 1918. "a sv6ho p1so-
beni dobyla 81 jisteho jmena
jako odbornice detskych "a
hradek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10
LUPIcSKE USPEsNE
"NAVSTEVY".

Kdyz manager pekarske fir
my Denny & Co., 8708 Hough
ave. N. E. F. M. Thayer pri-
sci vcera odpoledne do zavo-
du, byl nemalo pfekvapen,
kdyz shledal dve mista, kde
staly mensf zelezne pokladny,
prazdna. Nasel je sice vzadu
v pekarne, ale urazenymi xii
kami zbaveny obsahu 5000.
Podobnym zpisobem byl v So
botu neb v nedeli dopoledne ma
vstiven byt Franka Jacksona,
1888 vych. II. ul., jemuz u
kradeno bylo skvosti v Gene
$50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10
Stavebni vybor..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10

osobne pozdrav kazdemu z ma
lych zpevackd, jejichz zpev bu
de dlouho vzpominan Ameri-
kou." X cetnym cennym pa
matkam ma americke pratele
pribyl Bakulove druzine nej-
vzacnejsi. List, ktery nejen je
osobne drahy kazdemu clenu
druziny, ale ktery ma cenu
historickou: je to posledni pro
jev lasky a pratelstvi muze,
jemuz vedle draheho presi-
denta 'nasi republiky vdecf Ces
koslovensko "a nejcennejsi, CO
ma. "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10
zENY JSOU PRY v OBRAZ.
kOVYCH DlVADLECH
BEZPEcNY.

Organisace majiteli obraz-
kovych divadel. prostrednic-
twin reditele Bullocka sc slime
ohrazuje proti snaze bezpec-
nostniho reditele Barryho,
jenz v strachu o ctnost zen v
divadlech hodla provesti ma
Jed proti vsem doteravcIm,
zeny v divadlech obtezujfcich.
0 pofadek v divadlech dove
dou Sc majitele a reditele po-
starati sami a take nenf trp9-
no, ably neco podobneho v di-
vadlech Sc d9lo. Ojedin9le pff-
pady nesmi byti pry generali-
sovany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10

syn presidenta Jan Masaryk,
jenz zaslal ale depesi, ze Sc
nemdze dostaviti, jelikoz jiz
drive prijal pozvanf k jubilej-
nj slavnosti newyorske. Tele-
gram vyslovuje jistou litost, re
musil Clevelandu odrfci, ale
konci pranfm zdaru a slovem
"Na shledanOu!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10
Z TAJt VYPRAVENf VEL.
KYcH OPER v MEsTsKEM
AUDITORRIU.

Metropolitan opera z New
Yorku, jak jsme jiz oznamili,
uspofada v M9stskem Audito-
riu radu predstaveni oper, k
jichz vypravenf nutna jest mi
moradna scenerie. Asistent
technickeho reditele opery
Fred Hosli pfijel vcera do Gle
velandu, aby proved prohlid-
ku jeviste, ktere shledal sice
sirsim. ale nepom9rn6 mslkym
proti jevisti newyorSk&mu. il
max ale rozdil tento nebude
velkolepe dprav3 nikterak ma
1jmu. Dekoracf a rekvisit pfi-
bude New Yorku sem a z
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10
PoLITIcKA ykAvA.

Kansas City, Mo-, 8. brezna.
Jeden muz byl postrelen, jiny
pobodan, 20 lehceji poraneno
a asi etyricet pozatykano ma
schulz zde,. kde Sc stfetly dve
frakce demokraticke organi-
SAGE vcera vecer. Asi $50 lidi
bylo v sfni, kdyz rvacka w.
pukla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10
KgGE llgS9E0N7N57
KONKUR s..

P. T. stavitele, kteff by
chteli pocitat ma pristavbu
skoly J. A. Komensky ma
vych. 131. ulici, jsou zada-
nj, by Sc pfihlasili 0 plany v
uradovne architekta p. Fir.
Hronka els. 1901 Kinsman
Rd. od sobotu 8. brezna do
soboty Is. brezna, kazdy
den od 3 hod. odp. do Z h.
vecer.
Stavebni vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10
SMETAN0v JuBILEJNf kONCERT
MAR0DNI MAN|FESTACl.
OBROVSKA ZEDNARSKA SIN NAPLNENA
DO POSLEDN1HO M1STECKA.

Zffdka kdy jsme vid3li Zed
narskou sin ma Euclid ave. tax
navstivenou jako "a vcerejsi-
no koncertu ma pamet' steho
vyroci mistra Bedricha Smeta-
ny. Krone jedine loze a ne
kolika mist v pffzemi a v me-
zaninu byla ohromna mistnost
zaplnena. Jinymi slovy, zname
ma vcerejsi koncert kus 1spe-
chu, nejen primo bajecnym
provedenim, ale j navst6vou
nasich krajanG. Zdalo Sc, ze
81 skorem cely cesky Cleveland
dal vcerejsiho odpoledne do
staveniGko. Ma obsazeny dim
byl re spodu pohled primo o.
jedinely jak sc ffka hlava
ma hlave.
sMohutny sbor, nejlepsi a
nejvstsi clevelandska hudebni
Organisace s dirigentem Niko-
lajem Sokolovem, razem treti
hodiny povstal a zahral veleb
ne zvuky americke hymny, kite
rou nasledovala tkliva nase ma
rodni "Kde domov mij" a ra-
zna slovenska mad Tatrou
Sc blyska", hymny vesmes w.
slechnuty byly stole.
Pc hymnach zaharasila TAX
tovka mistra Sokolova a har-
fovym prekrasnym solem zapo
Ginal "Vysehrad". Netfeba
snad pfipominati, ze po kazde
jednotlive basni prednesene
skutecne s jedinecnou virtuo-
sitou Sc snasely prave potles-
kove pfivaly, ktere vyvrcholily
pfi druhem dile, licicim MAZE
statne tok Vltavy. S podobnym
nadsenim prijata "sarka" a v
druhem oddilu ~ Geskyeh lu-
h1 a haiti, dirigentovi "a vse-
obecneho aplausu odevzdana
byla nadherna kytice. Mohut-
ne pdsobil Tabor" Sc zvrat-
nym motivem pisne "Kdoz jste
bozi bojovnici", kterym zaci-
na ! Blank skoncivsf mochym
majestnatnym finalem proroc
twin yzkriseni nasi svobody.
Ohromny potlesk po zakonce-
nj nechtel ami ustati, tax ze
mistr Sokoloy j jeho nadher-
ny sbor sc ustavicne "a VIDA
vanou zaslouzenou poctu mu-
sell d9kovati.
Hudba naseho mistra zvite-
Zila ma cele care, neb vsechny
nastudovane symfonicke bas-
ne zGstanou koncertnimi Gisly
programu Clevelandskeho sym
fonickeho orchestra, ktery ma
hudbu naseho mistra nezapo-
meme ! ma svych zajezdech po
m6stech americkych. Vdek mas
patti zejmena dirigentu Soko-
lovi, jenz Sc ujal dila pra-
YOU laskou zaniceneho um6l-
ce. "Sokolov is a wonder, "a
slechli jsme pfi rozchodu z
rozmluvy dvou prominentnfch
AmericanG nezbyva nam jen
pfiznati. ze NELL pravdu.
Vyb6r programu by byl ale
Icinneisi, lepe snad receno IL
dovejsi, 'kdyby provedeny byly
jen n6ktere symfonicke basn9
a ostatek doplnen snad nekte-
rou smesf z mistrovych oper,
" nichz hlavne spocfva popu-
larita Smetanova. Sest symfo-
nickych bdsnf "a sebou pfi YES
ker6 jejich nadhere zda Sc i
nam samotnym prilis mnoho,
ac jinak dluzno pred geniem
skloniti hlavu. Hrala vsak zde
hlavnf dlohu okolnost jina, ne
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-10

pohotovost notoveho materia-
lu a snad j nepfitomnost diri-
genta, jenz meskal v Londyne
ma koncertnf ceste a teprve
pred tydnem Sc vratil.
I Velkolepou Icasti vcerejsf
Sc nase ceskoslovenska osada
skutecne cestne representova-
la obetavy mas lid zasluhuje
uznani. Uctili jsme nejen pa
matku genialniho naseho kom
ponisty, ale postoupili o zna-
cny krok ku predu seznamo-
vani ciziny nasf kulturou. Ka
'zdy nasinec, upffmne smysleji-
ci, byl vcera provanut jakyms
teplem a hrdostf mad zdarem
vGerejska.
V nedelnim Plain Dealeru
byla v umelecke casti umiste.
ma podobizna mistra Sc zpra-
YOU o koncertu a v programu
samem shledali isme Sc Sc
strucnym, ale vystizne psanym
smyslu predvedenych tonovych
obrazG. I touto otazkou uve-
deny v znamost ostatnfho sve-
ia V zhustene forme obrazky
z nasich velkych dejin.
Slavnost Smetanova zakon-
cena bude peveckym sborem
Hlahol-Lumfr, ktery provede v
Ceske Narodni Sini ma Broad
way nezmarnou Prodanou ne
vestu.
Hudebni referent Plain Dea
leru j. H. Rogers pise, re wee
rejsi velka navSteva v Zednar-
ske sini sestavala nejen kra
janG oslavovaneho mistra, ale
i re stalych hosti koncert1 Gle
velandskeho symfonickeho or
chestru,. chvalf provedeni a OBJ
divuje Sc Sokolovi, jenz dirigo-
val sest symfonickych basni z
listu. Dale pravi, re skladby
byly novinkou nejen v Cleve-
lande, ale v Americe vabec
(nema tax docela pravdu, neb
Jsme slyseli ku prikladu "Vl-
tavu" "a velkeho koncertu v
Central parku V New Yorku
asi pred IL roxy. Jednotlive
basne pax provedeny byly po
rdznu jindy, ac nikdy najed-
nou " jedinem programu.) Ro
gers vzpomina Dvofaka, jenz
byl, pokud Sc znamosti jeho
prace v Americe tyce, st'ast-
nejsi Smetany, nebot' jeho Hu
moreska Sc stala popularni a
jeho. skladba ~ noveho sveta''
je stalym cislem koncertnim.
U vcera provedenych kompo-
sic Smetanovych chvali umeni
mistra, jenz krasnou instru-
mentaci dovedl vystihnouti,
primo namalovati svoje mys-
lenky. Mel melodicke ideje a
vedel, jak je predloziti v nej
lepsim zpdsobu. Orchestrace
jeho jest hladka, dobre VIVA
zena a dostatecne zrucna. Ac
Iii v bayreutske Wagnerov9
ere. nezda Sc, re by Wagnero-
va hudba m6la mnoho vlivu
We zpGsobu zachazenf s orches
trem. (Jak znamo, nepratele
Smetanovi NELL hlavni trumf
proti mistrovi prave v tvrzeni,
ze We svych komposicich Sme-
tana sleduje Wagnerianism.) }
Spfse pry hudba Smetanova
pfipomina Joachima Raffa.
(N9mecky komponista, skorem
soutasnik Smetandv, I'll 1922
az 1889
X manifestaci nasi pozvan
hv1 va Wacbip ~ %O,,,, - oxLc SO {
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-05-15
THE COST OF IGNORANCE

In Calcutta, India, eight hundred
telephones went out of commission
with one stroke of the ak as an ig-
norant coolie, making an excavation,
mistook a telephone cable for the
root of a tree.
The telephone lines were immedi-
ately repaired, of curse. 1t took the
services of many skilled men for
many hours, patiently to sort out the
wires and match each with each.
Meanwhile, eight hundred telephone
users went without the easy inter
communication which the telephone
affords. What tragedies were thus
caused will never be known. All that
is reported is that in one instance,
ignorance undid the work of many
hours, and that many more were re-
quired to repair the damage.
In the long run, ignorance never
wins over knowledge. But it is the
greatest weapon of ignorance that it
may strike swiftly and do much dam
g in a little time. One ignorant
law maker may stop the wheels of
progress for months; one ignorant
school teacher may retard for years
the development of the minds of fiji
ty pupils; one ignorant action may
undo the careful plans Of philantro-
Ply.
Had the coolie known what a tel
ephone cable was he would not have
cut through it. Did the ignorant
teacher know better he would not
hurt the little minds in his charge.
Had the ignorant law maker been
educated or had another or wiser
choice been made at election, neces-
sarv LEGISLATION would not have been
blocked.
Education, knowledge, informa-
ton. power to understand, and once
again, education, are u needs! The
children Of today are the citizens OF
tomorrow. The knowledge they gain
TODAY will be used in governing
themselves tomorrow. Let US, all OF
rs who claim some small measure
Of wisdom as our part of life's win
nings. see to it that the most prec-
ious gift of man to man, of father to
child. of government to citizen, be
given in full measure. pressed down
and running over; let US give our
children the best Of schools, the best
of teachers, the best of knowledge,
that when they, too, become men and
women, they be among those who re
pair the telephones, not those who
cut communication Selected.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-05-15
DAY AT
GRANDMA

Mothers Day was observed at the
home of Grandma Mitchell last Sun
day when there were SIS guests. in
Guiding her grandchildren, present.
Each of her children took something
there for the dinner which was SER
we'd. After dinner the young folks
played baseball.
Hymns and old time songs were
sung by the older folks. 1t was a
great day for Grandma and the
children, too. Photographs were ia
ken of Mrs. Mitchell and her sons.
Dan and Martin Mitchell and their
wives, and her daughters. Mrs. Dave
Laroque, Mrs. J. Pedigo, Mrs. Knorr
and Mrs. Courchene. also group pho
tos of her and her grandchildren.
Contributed
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-05-15
MURIEL

THE quantity demure Muriel is one
L of the oldest and most beloved of
English names. It's earliest form.
Meriel, is still in common usage
abroad. 1t signifies "myrrh," the
precious perfume of early Biblical
days, and a special reverence attaches
to the name, since myrrh was one of
the gifts brought by the Wise Men to
the newborn Babe in the n at
Bethlehem.
Seldom in the history of etymology
has a name preserved it's original iden-
tity so faithfully as Muriel. 1t has
suffered no change, since Meriel was
first taken from the Greek word mean
ing myrrh. Nor did it leave its native
heath to undergo transformation by
another language. No other country
has an equivalent even America trans
ported it intact.
The mOonstone is Muriel's tails
manic gem. According to an old le-
gend, it will endow her with the purity
and beauty Of the %moonbeams which
the ancients believed were imprisoned
in the stone. 1t is likewise said to
give her the gift of prophetic vision
whereby she may read the future. Sun
day is her lucky day and 2 her lucky
number. The %cOrnf1ower is her special
bloom.
% by Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.)
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-05-15
News Briefs

President Coolidge vetoed the bo-
nus bill and stated his reasons in en-
phatic terms.
The probe committee Of five sena-
tors completely e~xhonorated Senat-
or Wheeler of Montana, indicted by
a grand jury for alleged illegal prac-
tees.
Many forest fires r burning in
the west end of Montana throwing a
smoke screen over the whole state.
The foot and mouth disease is still
raging in southern California and a
few outbreaks in the northern part
are reported. Many States have de-
clared guarantees against any ami
mails or commodities from California
which might bring the disease. No
quarantine yet in Montana.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-05-15
Refle Of q
Bachelor Girl
By HELEN ROWLAND

DERHAPS a man wouldn't see SO
4 many shocking things about the
modern girls clothes, if that wasn't
the kind that he always turns around
to stare at.
1t is awfully hard for a bachelor to
reconcile those queer little springtime
palpitations in his heart with his cyni-
cal views of love and his morbid deter
mination never to marry.
Alas, if a woman could only be like
the circus-never to grow old or tire
some; always to be thrilling, dazzling,
beautiful, with a hundred fascinating
tricks that a man never wearles of APP
plauding!
The funniest thing on earth Is to
hear a bridegroom and a confirmed
bachelor solemnly enlightening each
other as to how to run a woman.
Every time a woman asks a man II
he loves Her DIS lluCA 40 CNCA3 ~ ROAS
Of makes him begin to doubt it.
Even a satyr could win a woman, II
he began telling her that his heofs
needed ga tender woman's care" to
keep them out Of mischief.
The most fascinating married wom-
an can always find at least one man
to go about with, who won't make
love to her-if she will try going about
with her own husband.
You can melt a mans heart, as you
can melt iron, as long as the flame is
there; but, once his love has cooled,
nothing will melt it-but another
flame.
When a woman's vanity and a mans
curiosity lead them to a kiss-they
blindly call it "love."
Copyright by Helen Rowland.)
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-05-15
sPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY given that
a special school election will be held
on Saturday, May 31st, 1924.
Said election to be held in the Two
precincts of the said district. Said
election will be held for the purpose
of determining the following ques-
tom
Shall the Board of Trustees of
this district be authorized to make a
levy of ten (1O) mills taxes in add
ition to the regular ten mill levy
authorized by the law for the pur-
pose of maintaining the schools Of
the said District.
Polls will be open between the
hours of two and six o'clocl IN
At such election all qualified electors
of the district who are tax-paying
freeholders of the said District shall
be entitled to vote on the said CUES
ticn.
Ty Order Of The School Board Of
School District Number As.
1914 V. A. Lowell
Clerk of School District No. IS
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-05-15
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Observes Mothers Day

The Royal Neioh',ors gave an ex-
c~eptionally fine program on Friday
evening at their hall in honor o.
Mothers Day. Music, readings,
songs and s~peakings, also a tableau
and playlet, gave a varied and much
enjoyed evening to the guests of the
lodge, about one hundred and fifty
being present. At the close of the
evening a delicious lunch was serv-
ed. The committee in charge of the
exercises was Mrs. Herman, Mrs. c..
J. Cooney and Mrs. billiard.
The hall has been newly decorated
and a stage added. The interior
presents a very attractive appearance
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-05-15
A Wornan's Postscript

Do all wives open their husbands
letters? Was Harry's mother only
taking precautions that any woman
should take, or was her daugher-ln-
law a special offender and as such es-
pecially sensitive on the subject? We
leave that to our readers to settle.
This is the story as the ArgOnaut re-
ports it:
Harry, dear!" exclaimed little
Efrs. Simpson to her husband. Il
have b-been d-dreadfully insulted!
"Insulted! BY whom?"
"B-by your mother" answered the
young wife, bursting into tears.
my mother, Flora? Nonsense! She's
miles away!"
Flora dried her tears. "Ill tell you
ell about it," she said. "a letter came
for you this morning addressed in your
mothers writing, so II opened it."
"Of course" said Harry.
"It-it was written to you all
through. Do you understand"
81 understand. But where is the
1nsult?"
"In the p-p-postscript," cried the
wife, bursting into fresh floods Of
tears. "It s-said, D-dear Flora, DIDN'T
fail to give this l-letter to Harry. 1
w-want him to have it,"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-05-15
Eoual-Rights.

A man may be b~ald-headed;
Wear whiskers on his chin,
Or a Charlie Chaplin mustache,
And yet may enter in.
Oft a man gets by in business
When there's not much to be said
For his personal adornment
Either ON or IN his head.
Let a woman bob her tresses,
She's almost beyond the pale;
And the Boss at once surmises
That she ought to be in jail.
Now, I do not wish to bob mine,
But I ask you: Is it fair
That a woman's place in business
Should depend upon her hair?
Should not some small attention
Be paid to what she's read?
In other words, consider
What's IN, not ON her head?
Exchange.