davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-14

Mrs. Hugh Donahue who under
went a serious operation last Thurs
day at the Good Samaritan hospital,
GAINESVILLE, for gall stones, is recoy-
ering nicely.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-14

Mr. Lewis Barkhurst of Malta
who had bad attack of heart trou-
BILE Monday, and for a time was in a
serious condition, is some better.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-14

Mrs. Geo. Mccall, who has been
visiting the Clendenon family in
Malta two months, leaves tomorrow
for her home in Los Angeles, Calf.
She will visit enroute at New Con-
cord, o., and Beloit, Wis, and will
go by way Of Vancouver, Canada,
where she may make a brief stop.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-14

Mrs. A. N. Kishler and son of New
Lexington are visiting here this
week at the home of Mrs. Kishler's
mother Mrs. c. H. Fouts.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-14

Mr.. G. v. Pyle of Muskogee, Okla ,
who was visiting his sister Mrs. ].
F. Richmond, and other relatives
here, left Saturday to attend the Ma
tional G.. A. r. encampment at Bos-
ton. He will also visit at Washing
ton, D. c., and New York, and will
return here before leaving for his
western home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-14

Mrs. o. M Lowell and son of East
bank. w. Va, have been visiting
this week with Mrs. G. w. Lowell
and family here.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-14
LOCAL. EW s

afternoon at the local w. c. T. U.
picnic held at the Chautauqua
grounds.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-14
CONCERNING WATER USERS

All taps for city water must be
paid for by party making applica-
tion.-Board of Public Affairs.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-14

Word was received here that Miss
Edna Morgan of Cleveland, who
was operated upon recently in hos
pital there, for spinal trouble, is re-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-14

Word comes that Mr.. B. b..
Parmiter is in quite poor health He
and his wife are visiting in the west
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-14
COulSOn'S
Mems Dress Shirts

To make ready for fall line we are offering Dig
assortment of Cuett Peabody Co. and Hallmark dress
shirts at the following prices:
Lot One-ncudes good of percale and mad
ras shirts former 81 so and ST. 25 shirts, sale 98c
Lot Two-ncludes regular S75 and S150 Shirts good
sortrnent of patterns special sale price .Sl'lz
Lot Three-ncudes regular $500 and S1.7o shirts sale
,;oa ........ 81 SO
Lot Four-ncludes regular $500 and Sz5O and So Shirts
Gale nrice 80. $1.6o and $1.89
Lot Five-ncudes regular S45O, S5O0 and Soo SILK
shirts special at S2.98, $3.50 and $398.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-14
Bath Suits and Caps

All mems wor1en's and chdren's bathing suits and
caps marked at prices to close them quick:
Bathing Suits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
SUMMER INNER NOW IN
AUSTRALIA
Travellers Should Know What
Seattle Lecturer Says

W'hra prcparIng Tor "trip Oh
Australia aud New Zealand tt viii
D. well 20 remember that BE- b win
scr there xhen it a. summer hrrr
ADVISES pr. A. u. Carpenter inter
Rational SCturcr. who has rcgruth
rcturnod 90 his homo iu Seattle
nom a lecture tour 90 that country
The winter months arr May o.
Septomhcr and thc summer months
ocioher 10 March. he says. fOT
,uursF. Z knew this before hand. as
this was my second visit 10 Aus
trails. But after leaving puEct
sound MAY wtather and frayyIiur
for thrr1 vstSs. % land IN Australia
and find that i was the beginning
~ winter was a ht confusing. I
delivered 10 Chautauqua lectures In
Australia. New Zealand and Tls-
mania STAGE my return home
have bcsn locturing In the hEh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Death PENALTY
FOR ROBBERS
Oklahoma Bank Bandits
win Be Sent 10 Chair

OKLAHOMA CRY OKLA Dee
lN-O Oklahoma autuouuf today sn
naunoed that hank robbers viii hf
gamhattcd with IHg electric rhaig
Laws ~ tbH afr permit "a sen
tguoo 81 death for conviction ou
highway robbery charges
Two hank rgbhTrira iu lees than
"a week aroused enc irr % banker
thruuut the state ana they have de-
uaudCd the supreme penalty D.
rNru convicted hank robbers. Act
lns Governor W. D. Hollow today
yaprregd approval ~ tHr death srn
tJuoc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Buffalo Meat for
Christmas on Sale

u4 parxuru are wretuW their
teeth for buffalo steak a. Christ
mHE Imr On front ~ the Queen
tIry market Cn Fourth ave. Is a
hrse buffalo gu exhibit This viil
De skinned and converted into
steaks. rgasts 40 slows next week
me buffalo comys from the govern.
m.nt reservation u Montana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Special Student
Train to Portland

Do a. Lawrence. ioeal passrur,r
assent ~ thc Uuiuu Pacific, b. ar
ranging a University % Washington
spo-ial train out to Portland vn the
evening ~ peocmhcr iB.
Thl- tain viii leave Seattle at
D m allowing time Tor university
students To gut thru with their
CLASSES and gCt away for homo thar
dly 10 says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

schools u the Northwest 0n tho
subSets The Enersy ~ rrr Um
verse worlds IN thr Making Tho
lmmincnco 81 God and MAN ANA
Metaorology.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
0NE oN nm nIIL MAN

Eve come with the Eas bill"
My husband o. ont
But thCua arc hIs hOes'
How thougbt'r7 az him' lee
gone or without them again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Libby's Ripe Olives
CSC Can

Tommy Tucker brand
ApricotsI large cans,
i7cI Q for.....,.5 zoe
Hon he MIncr
Meat. made from fin
est materials. per
pound .........t7tac
Nnr-i-Mum Brnnd
Golden i'u ~ pL nj
solid packed extra
fancy, cun .....stINr
Hon Mnrchc Mnyon-
DnIsc, always fresh
Ond uniform ~ ,32c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Attractively Boxed
Stationery $1.00

Crot8nnc- covered box Of sH-
ccllcnt quality writing paper.
The box has hinge cover. and
contains 20 sheets and 20 euyri.
opcs. IN white or tntc.
Milford chronicle., 1924-09-26
Progress and Profit in Poultry Week.. ', 1RSs R3;9

removing the breeders that produce th'
single-comb chicks.
Considerable progress has been made
in the study of the inheritance ot
broodiness, the evidence to date going
to show that its presence depends upon
two genes. BY suitable breeding meth
DDS it has been possible to develop
quickly strain of low broodiness from
strain with very high degree Of
broodiness. This is a problem of cons
siderable economic Importance since
broodiness in a flock means decreased
egg production and its elimination
means greater profits.
The hatchability of eggs gives evil
dence Of being transmitted fronf-mother
to daughter and from sire to daughter,
altho 1t has not been demonstrated that
It is transmitted from sire to son. This
latter point may be demonstrated, how
ever within few years, and the fact
that this very important problem only
now Is In the process Of being solved
Is convincing of the difficulties involved
In study Of many of the problems of
Inheritance. One authority has gone so,
rar as to say that, in his opinion, hatcht
ability is primarily a matter of breed
Ing. At any rate, we are now pretty
certain that strains of fowls with high
1atchability can be developed with
proper methods of selection.
Birds scoring 1Jo or more eggs at the
End of the forty-sixth week are listed
below:
Milford chronicle., 1924-09-26
PROBABLE SWITCH IN LEADERSHIP IN
EGG CONTEST WILL COME In LAST 2 WEEKS
Final Score Of High Individual Expected Be Year
North American Competition

Pen 66 maintains It's hold on sixth
place and keeps close company with
pens SO and 65.
With only six weeks to go, changes
will be rapid if they occur, and such
changes must come before the end of
the forty-eighth week to decidedly
change standings of the six pens
from top down, inclusive.
In the list of individuals there is
little change from last week-pen
loses its individual high-bird place
to bird in pen Ss. and bird 2 in pen
= mas been in molt for some weeks.
Bird 4 in pen 64 gained an egg
over its followers and now scores
zSS total; this bird, If It does not
mott will run around 2ss eggs for
the year. Bird in "a scores a total
Of 249 eggs for second place. and
birds 1 in pen 35 and ? in pen GA
lie for third place with 246 eggs.
Eighty-five birds have gone over
he 200 figure. In pens the list con-
aims twelve that range from 1908
o 1146' and several will go over 1000
Milford chronicle., 1924-09-26

= next week.
Weekly production is over 100 eggs
below the corresponding week OF
last year, but the grand total Is
above last years total for forty-slx
weeks. There is considerable doub.
about the grand total for the year
equaling that of last year. Last year
the weekly outputs in the ten weeks
from the forty-second to the fifty
second were very much greater than
In the highest year recorded, the fifth.
Prof. NJ A. JUL, senior poultryman of
the United States department of agri-
culture, writing in the American Poul-
try Journal for September, has the fol-
lowing to say:
Genetics furnishes the breeder of
Wyandottes with ready solution for
the appearance of single combs. The
gene for single comb is recessive to |
the gene for rose comb and the an
pearance Of single combs among the
chicks shows that some rose comb
parents. male and female, each carry
he gene for single comb. If the breed
r can trace the parentage of the
hicks with single combs, he will
Illuminate the gene from his flock bv
Milford chronicle., 1924-09-26
By F. V. [. Turner
Secretary Laying Competitions.

SetEStaiy L-dylHg COMPETITIONS,
With the serious handicap Of twt
birds in molt, leading pen, No. 64, in
the Thirteenth Philadelphia North
American International Egg-Layine
Competition. faces a crisis. At the
end of the forty-sixtk week of the
competition this pen, with a lead of
siNty-two eggs over pens 20 and So
(each scoring 1883 eggs), has slowed
down production to a point where
should another bird go into molt, it will
probably, If the comeback staged by
pen 85 is maintained, drop first
honors, Pen 20 is suffering from
Rne molting members inactivity. II
another member of this pen molts,
Ihe pens chances for secnd place will
be small, and pen S5 will certainly
succeed it and at the same time stand
well in line for first place Pens %
and 9S are again in full production !
and will, if their present rates Of
yield are consistently continued until |
Plosng day, push into second AMI
third places.
All of these possibilities are based
on the vagaries of the hen. A dozen
pr so conditions can upset the whole
list of guesses and the present status
Of the honor list may remain intact
or varied only by an egg or two, etc.
Considering the fact that pens %
and 50 are now at almost a maximum
average yield and that pen 35 is at
its height of average output, there
"A the strong probability that molting
i'll affect seriously other members
Of pens 81 and 20; in such an event.
there can be little doubt that de-
'ided change will occur in the list
below sixth place, for the reason that
Gems ga and 20 will then be around
he top of the second half of the six
lonor places.
Milford chronicle., 1924-09-26

September 26th. Enjoy pleasant oc.
casion and help your school by being
present.
Glendale; Sunday school $40:
class meeting 1O:3O; Epworth
League, leader, Miss Hazel Derrick
son, 700; preaching, 1880.
New Market: The Rally Day SER
vices held here Sunday, September
l4th, were a great success and DR..
W. E. Gunby and Rev. G. W. Daw-
son delivered good and appreciative
addresses to large congregations.
The home talent of music was very
good and greatly enjoyed. Sunday
school $3.50; preaching 10:3O.
Union: Sunday school 2; preach
ing hour p. m.
McColly's: Sunday school 2 p. m.
Come early, do your shopping;
stay for the Firemen's Carnival. We
will check your packages free.
sl9-2t "Pettyjohn's," Milford.
Life Insurance. Chas. ]. Holz-
Milford. f 29-tf.
Milford chronicle., 1924-09-26

| X/lsIT the egs-layina competi-
v tion at Milford, Del. Fine
roads from every point lead
to the gates of the competition
grounds. The ride, from any
point, enhanced by natural beau
ty' is thru the wonder garden
state Of the east.
Delaware's poultry Industry has
grown into greater value than its
daily business. The whole state is
dotted with poultry farms,
natural conditions make for sue
oessful poultry raising and the
states geographic position places
it in an enViable market position.
Hens gathered from many
states, Canada and England are in
competition with each other to
prove out laying ability. At Mil.
ford 100 houses, feed and other
buildings, neatly arranged on we'll
Iaid-out and we'll kept grounds,
will delight the Iayman who
knows the egg only as an article
Of food, as we'll as the profess
SIGNAL egg producer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14
DEFINITIvA POLICEJNfHO
NAcELNfKA

Policejnf nacelnfk Jakub
Graul, jehoz opravneni k to-
muto 1fadu i titulu bylo z jis-
tych stran brano v pochybnost,
pfijat byl vcera bezpecnost-
MIN reditelem Barrym znovu
v sluzebni prfsahu, tax re kaz-
da pochybnost o jeho definiti-
We byla rozptylena. Graul je
55 rok1 star, slouzil v policej-
MIN Department. 27 let byl
Kohlerem jako dfadujici poll
cejnf nacelnik ustanoyen v r.
1922. Hlavni vytka, re Sc
Graul nepodrobil pfedepsa-
nym zkouskam pro tento lrad
pred komisi Obcanske sluzby,
pada jinym paragrafem, ktery
mi, re kazdy, kdo nachazi Sc
v trade pc dobu dvou rokd,
mdze byti wat v sluzebni pri-
sahu bez zkouSek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14
o NOvYCH PLANEcH SOU.
DNf BUDOvY RoZHODOvA.
I'll BUDE vOLIcSTVO.

Ia primarnich voleb 20. dub
ma octne Sc ma hlasovacim list
ku otazka povoleni vydani bon
dI We vysi $5,50O.OOO ma no.
YOU budovu trestniho soudu,
jez stati ma ma zapadni stra-
ne Mallu. Ma spolecne schizi
Pozemkove rady a Builders Ex
change prohlasovali oba okres
nj komisari Zmunt a Dittrick,
re pozadovany naklad ma stav
bu jest nejmensi, "a ktery je
mono soudnici postaviti. Po-
dobne schvaluje plany komisa
ri mestsky manager Hopkins
jelikoz budova by doplhovala
plany ma Mallu, "a ktery jiz
dnes mesto vydalo $3O,OOO.-
900.
Ably vyhov6no bylo forme
zakona, konati Sc bude o zale-
zitosti dnes verejne slyseni a
plany must bdyti ma zftfejsi
dopoledni schulz ma pravidel-
ne schIzi okresni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14
THE MUNICIPAL SAVINGS
& LOAN CO. " NESNAZfCH.

Pocatkem tohoto tydne byli
jmenovani ddverniky H. G..
Baehr, byvaly mayor, C. R.
Cross, pravnfk a j. B. Wilber-
ding, jejichz 1lohou bude chra
niti zajmy vkladateld tim, re
The Municipal Savings & Loan
Co., tradovnou v Hanna budo-
We ma Euclid ave., nebude mo-
sci usporne vklady ami pfijima-
ii ami vyplaceti bez predchozi-
no ornament, jak predpisuji
stanovy stavebnich a vypomoc
nych spolecnosti. Jmenovani
duverniku sc stale schvalenim
statniho Department. pro spo
'lecnosti tohoto druhu v zastou
peni j. w. Tannenhilla a stat
niho Department. obchodniho
representovaneho C. w. Lo-
cherem.
Nesnaze spolecnosti wink
ly pGjckami ma nedostavere
domy anebo take ma domovy
dostavene, ale ma ktere neni
kupcG.
Postizena spolecnost ma ne
kolik filialek, 123O1 Miles aye.
1909 Superior ave-, zoos St.
Clair ave. a 1920 zap. 25. ul.
Spolecnost ma zakladni kapi-
tai ulozeny v bezpecnych jis-
totach u okresu We vysi ST.
100000. Jinak jsou vkladatele
ujist'ovani, ze Jim zadna ztra-
ia nehrozi, neb spolecnost ma
dosud dostatecne fondy i ma
jetky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14
HASlcSkY KAPITAN GER.
MAX ODSOUZEN.

Porota federalniho soudce
Jonese uznala vcera hasicske-
no kapitana Ottu Cermaka vim
nym Z nedoyoleneho prodeje
narkotickych prostredku roz
sudek vydany mi ma 6mesic-
nj pobyt V daytonske robotar-
ne. Obhajce zalovaneho w. l..
Day poda odvolani k apelac-
nimu soudu Spojenych Stattl
Cermak vypravel, re ma "a
dost Stuarta Wincestra, jenz
trpel nespavosti, tomuto jen z
utrpnosti prodal >jisty lex, 0
kterouz okolnost Sc hlavne OBJ
hajoba opirala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14
1000 CALON0 VIVA "a.
BAVENO.
STRANA SESTA

Marsal w. F. KEEPER a tri
linndalsti vypomocni serifove
zabavili vcera v dome ma W.
chodni 62. ul. II jisteho rezni-
ka 1000 gal. domneleho vina.
Nahoncim bylo jiz davno ma
padno, re 2 kramu vychazeii
lide, aniz by nesli maso. V skle
peni nalezli V podlaze priklop,
v mem trubkove zarfzenf vedou
ci do garaze, kde bylo plnych
pet sudG. Reznik sc k vlast-
nictvi vina nechce hlasiti, ale
musi Sc dnes objeviti pred ma
yorem Linnem. Vino pry asi
prodaval najemnik, bydlici mad
MIN, ale tento nebyl k naleze-
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14
DOTERA UPROsIL soUDcE.

Take vcera uvizl v sit mrav
nostni policie v obrazkovych
divadlech, jeden zamilovany,
kdy5 vyznal lasku polio. dame
Emme Shulerove, ktera roz-
touzeneho Romea jednoduse
sebrala a odvedla ma hlavni po
licejni stanici, kde vyslechnnt
byl policeman inspektorem.
Zatceneho, as 80 leteho muze
opustila pojednou kuraz, po-
waite jen ten mailer, Jest ze-
nat a kdyby Sc tax o dobro-
druzstvi dozv6d6la panmamin-
ka - kdo by Sc proto divil,
.ze Sc dal do "prosika", jako
fze uz to vioekrate neud8la a
dp6nlive zadal, aby jeho jme-
no zdstalo utajeno - nu a
Inspector Mattowitz ma take
kousek srdce v tele vzdor poll
cejni uniforme a proto zpro-
neverilci prominul, ale slibil
mu dvojnasobnou porci, jestli
ze jeste jednou necha Sc pri
zaletech tax hloupe polapiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14
HRoZY PKfsTfCH vALEK.

Velice neutesene licil valku
budoucnosti N. D. Baker pred
eastclevelandskou Obbchodni
Komorou v Shaw skole.
"Bakteriologiste vynasli pro
stredek, jak zanesti NOR, proti
kteremu by fadeni chfipky W.
padalo jako ojedinely pripad
planych nestovic. Americti let
ci zdokonalili rozstfikovani je
dovatych plynd tax, re jedin6
tri kapky, jez by cloveka "a
sahly, postacily by k usmrceni.
Nova Barlingova bombovaci lie
tadla unesou pumy dive tuny
t6zke, ktere "a vybuchu ma
dreadnought do okruhu 500
yardI by vyrazily kazdy nyt.
Jest hrozne 0 tom uvazovati.
A prece sc Amerika vzdaluJe
jedine organisace pro zabra-
neni podobne vyhlazovaci val
ky. Jine narody mali patrne
agentury pro niceni jeste hroz
nejsi. Mirove spolecnosti exis-
tovaly jiz Cd Adama. Lid Sc
modlil "a mir We vsech gene
racich, ale marne. Liga narodd
jest jedinym pracujicim stro-
jem, kterym znemoznena ma
byti valka. Jak sobe mGze A.
merjka dovoliti, aby Sc Ligy
vzdalovala? fBudeme-li sledo-
vati svoji osamovaci politiku
dale, ztrati americky farmar
a americky primyslnik CHI tr-
hy, cd kteryych jejich prosperi-
ia zavisi."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14

budou ukladany osobam, KITE
re dopisy sve adresuji do Pc
trohradu. Veskere tiskove de-
pese museji nesti datum Le-
ningradu. Nekolik jinych NEST
uctilo pamatku Leninovu po-
dobnym zpIsobem. Simbirsk,
hlavni mesto provincie, kde Sc
Lenin narodil, pojmenovalo Sc
Leninsk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14
NAvRAT z FLoRIDY.


Il cesty ma jih vratil Sc wee
ia p. b. j. Dolezal spolu man
zelkou svakrovou sleCnou
Vlastou Sidlovou. Vcera mas
p. Dolezal navstivil a vypra-
vel, re vyletem byla celia spo
lecnost spokojena az ma cestu
zpatecni, kdy Jim blizzard zne
moznil dalsi jizdu autem, tax
re Sc do Clevelandu dostali
drahou. Vyletnfky vitame co
nejsrdecneji a prejeme, by Sc
po "strapaci" cestovni mezi
nami co nejdfive zotavili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14
v PATEK, IA. EkEZNA 1924

Nadrazni pfednosta uprchl.
Pfednosta nadrazi v Revuci Il
Roznavy ma Slovensku Jan
Kotfk zpronevefil v minulych
dnech 74.999 Kc a prchl. Je
4Olety, prostfedni postavy, ma
cerny, ma stranu cesany vlas,
anglicky knir, tmave oci a ku-
laty oblicej. Je narozen v Ko-
sicich. Mel cestovni pas do Ra
kouska, kan asi prchl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14
VYKRADENY ZLATNICKY
OBCHOD.


q nedobytne pokladny kle-
notnickeho zavodu Smallova,
18 Euclid Arcade, zmizelo ta-
jemnym zpIsobem, patrne v
noci re stredy ma ctvrtek, Al
prstend v Gene $4,000, aniz by
pokladna nesla stopy nasilne-
no otevreni. Kradez byla hla-
sena policii pozdeji, jelikoz
klerkove Sc domnivali, ze prs
teny byly nekam zalozeny. Zlo
DEF totiz nechal vsechny ostat-
nj sperky ma pokoji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14
co STALO OBHAJOVANf
VRAHO.

Okresni soudci Mcmahon a
Gull priznali vcera obhajcim
ma dozivoti odsouzenych vra-
h9 Keenana a Michice, Dru-
ckerovi a Lyonsovi "a jejich
pravnickOu sluzbu poskytnu-
tou Keenanovi odmenu We W.
81 $1150, kdezto obhajci Mi
chice Cook a Mahon obdrzeli
jen DO $11OO. s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14
MUSf TO BYTI "LENIN-
GRAD"

Leningrad, Rusko, 10. brez-
ma. - Sovetske vladni 1rady,
ktere ma pocest Leninovu pre-
kftily Petrograd ma Leningrad,
podnikaji kroky, aby tohoto
dekretu bylo poslouchano. O.
znamujf, ze "a kratko pokuty
Evening star., 1924-03-09

First, if you are wise to her con-
versational ways, you will ask her
how it happens that she is interested
in the Yankees. Then, it will de-
velop that her home is near Boston,
where most of the Yankees come
from Next, she will tell you how
she went to school in the Hub, and
how child she studied and
played and practiced endless hours
on the piano. She will confide in you,
too. with a genuinely childish naivette
that is, one of her most charming
traits, how she did hate that piano
all the while. And perhaps you
gather courage from this to ask her
how, if she hated that piano SO, it
was at first intended that she be-
come an instrumentalist instead of
a vocalist. Whereupon, she will
answer with a piquant little moue.
that mother made her.
Mother used always to sit beside
me with a hairbrush, and if I didn't
practice. there was the hair brush as
an alternative. Generally 1 prac-
ticed.' AS result of Miss Thayers
enforced practicing she really be-
came most efficient little musician
and when she was fifteen went
abroad with her mother to study the
piano. She later studied voice for
four years with Jean de Reszke in
Paris. !.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
Rialto-Elinor Glyn's Three
Weeks.

The English novelist Elinor Glyn
wrote the sensational story Three
Weeks" which has been made into a
modern picture by the Goldwyn Cor
poration and will be given it's first
showing in Washington at Moore's
Rialto Theater today.
Alan Crosland was entrusted with
the direction, it is said, because of his
ability to transpose romance from
the printed page to the silver sheet.
Enemies of Women" and weyman's
Under the Red Robe" The photo
play Three Weeks is said to be an
other triumph for director and actor
as we'll as for the producing organ
The famous love story which leaped
into sensational popularity upon its
publication years ago is said to have
lost nothing in it's change to film
form. but "it has been lifted far above
gorgeous romances ever screened, en-
crossing as to story, beautifully and
lavishly staged, excellently acted and
sure to arouse enthusiasm" Mrs. Glyn
collaborated with Director Crosiand in
the filming. The story of the love of
the Queen of Sardalia for the youth
full Englishman, Paul Verdayne, is
known probably throughout the
world.
The cast is headed by Aileen Pringle
as the queen and Conrad Nagel as the
Engiishman. other prominent players
include H. Reeves-Smith, John Sain-
polls, Stuart Holmes, Mitchell Lewis,
Helen Dunbar. Robert Cain, Charles
Green, Claire De Lorez, a beautiful
newcomer; Nigel de Brullier. Dale
Fuller, Joan Standing and George
.rustAin.
The rhotopiay is claimed to be per-
feet and the setting to be Of unusual
xrtistic merit.
Director George Wild Of the Rialto