davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24
Truck po napadeni policejni
skrine zatouzil po jidelns.

Tezky truck Tfzeny cerno-
chem vyrazil ma rohu Caroline
a Monument ulic ma chodnfk,
tam porazil policejnf skT11 a
zamfril do j1delny V {. 1446 E..
Monument ulice, kde prave ne
kolik cernochG 81 pochutnavalo
ma snfdanf. Hoste nasli 1kryt
pred nezvanym hostem v po-
zadf jfdelny, jez troskami po-
seta byla.
V nehode zranen nebyl nj
kdo. R1dic, Blackstone z N.
Spring ulice, pozvan byl pred
Traffic soud.
William Hoffman z Riggs
avenue tezce zranen byl ma
lebce, kdyz VIZ jeho vrazil do
automobile stoj1c1ho ma rohu
Schroeder a Holland ulic. Hoff
man spadl S vozu a hlavou ma
rail ma okraj chodniku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24
Statu nedostalo Sc slusneho po-
dllu prijmH.

Stat Maryland pobouren jest
v klidu SVEN ma povrch pro-
puknuvs1 zpravou, re Bradley
Carr, vrchn1 Inspector Mary
landske dostihove komise, do
stavaj1ci S35 sluzneho denne,
odstranen byl z komise pTi
schulz konane v sobotu.
Carr oznamil utery, re po-
da zalobu proti predsedovi ko-
mise, James A. Latane. Osob-
ne Carr prednesl svoji stiznost
governerovi Ritchie v 1tery.
V zalobe Carr uvadi, ze "a
vodiste v Havre de Grace pla-
tilo $4,000 rocn6 po osm po-
slednfch rok1 prominentnlmu
demokratickemu v1dci v Bal
timore a re sprava zavodiste
neplatila Is procent statu, jez
m6la platiti cisteho prfjmu.
Zavodisti v Laurel, jak Carr
dale uvad1, dovoleno bylo witt
ma opravy v6tsf obnosy nezli
skutecne opravy vyzadovaly,
cimz stat tam pTipraven byl
danovy poplatek.
Vyhozenl Cara ufadu "a
vinilo pravy poplach v polite
kych kruzfch zdejsfch a statu.
Predseda komise Latane o.
depfel podati bizsi dGvody,
pro ktere Carr sprosten byl u
radu. Latane Tekl: "zadne
formalnf zaloby nebyly ucine-
ny prot Carrovi. Oznamili
jsme mu v sobotu, re jeho sluz-
by vrchn1ho inspektora, dale
nam nejsou potrebny."
Ma mlsto Cara ustanoven
byl Douglas G.. Turnbull.
Politikarem, jemuz placeno
rocne = zadny vlastne nechce
vedeti: proc a zac - deset IL
sic dolar1, jest demokraticky
boss, John Mahon.
Kdyby penfze byly mu pla-
ceny po zaplacenf .danl, bylo
by to v6cf dostihove komise.
Takto vsak, jak Carr zaluje,
stat pTisel o notnou sunni ma
danfch to Sc vlastne tyka ka-
pes vsech.
John Mahon, jak sam pred
casem "Sunu" doznal, della
z politiky rocne ma $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24
Krejci prodal pint koFalky.

Pc hodinnovem uvazeni Via
dn1 porota uznala krejc1ho, Da
niele Goodmana z Frederick a.
venue vinnym z nezakonneho
drzen1 jednoho pintu kofalky.
Pflpad jeho zpGsobil svym ca
su dosti uvazovan1.
Vinen byl, Ia prodal prohi-
bicn1mu agentu pint koralky.
Dale do rukou vladn1ho 1radu
padl, re vyrobil zasobu donna
clho piva a re v dome mel no
tovou koralku, kdyz ddm pro-
hibicn1mi agenty prohledavan
byl. Prodej koralky agentu
pred soudem nemel vahy, kdyz
sc ukazalo, re kofalku agentu
prodal manzelka krejc1ho ia
re toho obzalovana nebyla.
Nastala otazka: Kdyz Good
man neprodal koralku nebyl
narcen pro "prechovavanl" il
nych zasob, jak m1ze vinen
bytl, re mel pint kOralky?
Vladn1 advokat, Woodcock,
vyznal, re Sc tomto nevyzna.
Poole rozhodnut1 poroty Good
man podleha trestu vezenl.
Frank Hoyt uznany poro-
tou vinnym delanf a prodeie
-koralky, odsouzen byl ma 100
dni do vezenl. Adolph Craba-
ski John w. Wagner odsou-
zeni ma 60 dni do vezeni, Petr
Steps a Thomas Dix ma 80 dni,
Charles Sands a William Hoo
per ku pokute $500 utratami.
K teze pokute odsouzena byla
Nellie Holston Philadelphia.
= TTi zeny, dve Mich vdo-
Wy, odsouzeny byly v pondelf
vladimir soudcen do vezen1 pro
pfestoupenl prohibicnlho "a
kona. Marie Carraro re Ster-
ling ulice odsouzena byla ma
As dn1, Helen Stankiewicz z E.
Pratt ulice odsouzena byla ma
/ 5dnf do vezenl. Soudci Sc
priznala, re manzel jejf pra-
cuje We Sparrows Point a ona
obstarava saloon a osetruje 6
detl.
Marie Supko, vdova, N.
Caroline ulice, odsouzena byla
ma as dn1. Soudce odsouzenou
propustil ma svobodu.
- Daniel Goodman odsou-
zen byl pondelf ma rs dnf do
vezen1.
John Bruno dostal 60 dn1 a
Anthony Puklis odebral Sc ma
odpocinek "a mffzemi ma ctyTi
mes1ce. Ably nemel tolik sta
rost1, CO S pencil v te dob6 de-
lati, soudce mu jeste ulozil po-
kutu $500. Byl chycen po tre-
tt. Ostatnf sebrani byli po
druhe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24

zanf novych sat1 mic dale Sc
nestalo.
- Nedaleko Washingtonu,
kdyz automobil jeho Sc preko-
til a spadl do pole, zranen byl
j. w. Holloway, president spo-
lecnosti j. w. Holloway, ma ro-
hu Light a Lombard ulic.
Spolu MIN zranen byl ne
hode Percival S. Whipple, mi
stopresident teze spolecnosti.
Oba osetrovani jsou nemocni-
ci We Washingtonu. Whipple
rozrazena byla lebka. Halo
way vedle vnitfn1ch zranen1 u
trpel prerazen1 nohy.
Devatenact rokG stary
Wilbur c.. Knouse z Beverly
road zemrel v nemocnici po
srazce jeho MOTORCYCLE au-
tomobilem.
Catherine Fridel, 22 roxy
stara z Woodlea Place tezce
zranena byla v automobilove
ma N. Charles ulici. Ir-
win Rockwell zran6n byl, kdyz
automobil jeho vrazil do slou-
pu vyhybaje Sc automobile, V
nemz Friedlova jela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24
Nedslni robota jej stala $6.45.

Arthur Ferrons 2 North A
venue v nedeli Sc svym truhlaf-
skym nacinlm odebral Sc do {.
423 st. Paul ulice, kde dal Sc
do pilne prace ma tret1m pos
chodi, z nfz vyrusil jej rany
kladivem slysfci policejn1 straz
nix Robert Motley a jej do
chladku zavedl, z nehoz Fer
rons 81 pomohl ma zlatou svo-
bodu slozen1m zaruky v sumo
$6.45. Kdyz rano v pondel1 k
soudu Sc nedostavil, zaruka
propadla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24
Slavnost graduantG a slavne u
konceni skolniho roku katolic-
Ike skoly sv. Vaclavske.

SIaVnOSt graduantu a SiaVne u
konceni skolniho roku katolic-
ke skoly sv. Vaclavske.
V nedeli p1l osme pfi vel
k6 msi svate pristoupili gradu-
anti spolecne ku sv. prij1manl.
V pondelf vecer pax bylo slav-
ne ukoncenl skolnfho roku S
bohatym programem d1tek.
Graduanti obdrzeli odmeny a
vysvedceni skolni. Jmena gra-
duantG jsou nasleduj1c1:
Bejvancicky Albina, Beran
Josefa, Hajek Josefa, Hodek
Josefa, Kolarik Katerina, Mel
ka Anastasie, Novak Teresie,
Novotny Frantiska, Novotny
Marie, Peterka Frantiska, Pi-
vec Vojtecha, Pr1cha Kristina,
RGzicka Anna, Simek Marga-
reta, Sole Alzb6ta, Soft Marie,
Trott Margaret, Vicen Teresie,
Vojfk Alzbeta, Zamrzla Anna.
Bena Simon, Businsky Jaro-
slav, BGzek Josef, Chyba Ed
ward, Hlavac Vaclav, Hodek
Bohumil, Janos Augustin, Ko-
lar Jan, Kostek Eduard, Kralfk
Eduard, Kudrna Josef, Marsa-
lex Frantisek, Martin Pavel,
Matejka Reginald, Pelfsek Jo-
sef, Peterka Josef, Petr Va
clav, Pivec Frantisek, Pr6cha
Josef, Rob Frantisek, Sanda
Josef, Smetana Albert, Sup1k
Vilem, Svec Klement, Svehla
Albert, Trojan Bohuslav, We
sely Jaroslav, Zelenka Eduard,
Zingor Jan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24
Opravy skolni provadsti bude
Skolnf vybor.

Dlouholety boj, ktery vlast-
ne f1dila Mrs. William Bauern-
schmidt po 8 rokG, skoncen byl
v1tezstvim tech, kter1 pracova-
Ii o to, aby opravy skol vzaty
byly z odboru stavebn1ho a pre-
dany ku provadenf skolnfmu
vyboru. Jedna Sc O opravy,
jez nepfesahuji $500.
Pratele predlohy prijali V
pondeln1m zasedan1 mestske
rady diva dodatky ku predloze
a tato prijata IL hlasy republi-
kanG a trf demokratG proti 6
hlasdm "pravidelnych" demo-
kratG.
O'Meara, demokrat, jenz
nyn1 hlasuje republikany a
demokrate: Edward I. Novak
a Frank Dotterweich, pomohli
republikan1m ku vitezstvi.
Opravy rfzeny budou nyn1
superintendent skol a ma
yorem mesta.
Proti predloze bojoval Os-
borne, hlava stavebn1ho odbo-
ru a politikari, kteT1 predlohou
pripraveni byli mnohy dobry
'job" pro verne sve.
V dodatc1ch stanoveno: Ma
yoru dano pravo zakazati O.
pravy, kdyz by Ia dobre uznal.
Opravy svefeny byti mohou ku
provaden1 jenom volicdm me-
sta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24
Sprostsn obzaloby z vrazdy.

Christopher Brady, BIB E.
Baltimore ulice, dokazal v Ute
ry sve alibi, cfmz zachranen
byl pred souzen1m z vrazdy.
Brady udan byl svym souse-
dem kratce pc spachanf vraz-
dy. Soused, Albert Wiltshire,
zazaloval Bradyho, re postval
sveho psa, ktery zakousl jeho
kocku. Kdyz svedci dokazali,
ze Brady dobe vrazdy pTi
mes1cku sedel We sve svetnici,
propulsion byl ma svobodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24

Zadame t1mto laskave ctene
krajany kter1 obdrzeli 1cty
dluhujfcf "a "Telegraf", by 81
toho povsimli a povinnovanou
castku nam zaslali. Toto sc ty-
ka tech, ktef1 bydlf ma venko-
We a kolektor je nemGze osob-
ne navStfvit.
S veskerou 1ctou,
VYDAVATELSTVO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24
MlStnl ZrrdYy

Ma Narodnim hrbitove
pohrben byl 21. cervna pan
George Jellnek, {. 33 Cedar ul.
V Curtis Bay, manzel Amy Je-
llnek, ienz zesnul We veku IT
rok1 18. cervna. Narozen byl
V Plzni. Nalezel ku radu "Ka-
rel jonas.
= Ma Narodn1m hrbitove
20. cervna pohrbena byla 2 ro-
ky stara Norma Koran, jez po-
dlehla popaleninam 18. -cervna
PohTebni obrad vykonal Rev.
Donat.
Pohrby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach a Syn.
= z Eastern vyssl divci sko-
ly graduovala Terese Salch-
mas Walbrook.
= z Polytechniky graduo-
vail: j. F. Benik, j. F. Pavlfk,
Harold j. Pazourek a w. j..
Sekyra.
= Minute 1tery pfi graduacnf
slavnosti Loyola College pocte-
nj byli cestnym vyznamenanfm
zaci Jan F. Rehak, Vilem j..
Rdzicka Vaclav w. Zelenka,
byvali zaci skoly sv. Vaclavske
Vsem, jakoz jich rodicGm sr-
detn6 blahopfejem.
= Sokolska Academic po-
Tadana bude dnes, V patek We
Ger V 8 hodin dne "a. cervna S
p6knym a bohatym um6leckym
programem krasne solov6 zp6-
Wy a zvlaste pekna clsla telo-
cvicna a hudebn1, takze Necer
tento mezi nami straveny bude
pro kazdeho tim nejvetSlm po-
zitkem. V programu akade-
mie vystoupl tez pohostinky ci-
novnici cizich jednot sem ma
slet zavftavsfch. PTijdte tudfz
vSichni shlednouti tento mno-
hoslibny program.
Nejvets1m pax naSlm mani
festacnfm vystoupenim bude
"Verejne cviceni' nasf zupy
Vychodnf, jez pofadano bude
V sobotu odpoledne, dne 25.
cervna. Zacatek pfesne We 3
hodiny odpol. v m6stskem
Stadium. Doufame, re mas tam
bude hojne. Dop.
Krajane, kteT1 pojedou do
Stadium, mohou pouzfti kary
{. A, Monument st. a pressed
nouti ma Calvert a Centre St.
aneb Wolfe ST. No. 13, karu a
pTesedati ma North a Hartford
Aves. ma kary oznacene "Sta-
dunn. Nejlepe vsak kdyz
pouzfete BUSH, ktere vas dove
zou primo do Stadium. WYE
dou cd Sokolovny vi 80, 200,
2:30 a 800 hodiny odpoledne.
Dop.
= JahOdOvy veclrek, ktery
uspoTadan byl We skoln1 mist
nosti kostela Cesko- Moray
skych Bratrf, setkal Sc Sc "a
slouzenym zdarem. Ditky ma
jevisti pot6Sily pTftomne zpe-
vohrou oslavuj1cf krasy jarnl
pTfrody, hudba kapely mia
dych snazivcG hrala a hrala,
jahody zmrzlina chutnaly a
O dobrou naladu pri dobr6m
kejku, jenz darovan byl bo-
hate zasobe ochotnymi pT1tel-
kynemi kostela, nebyla nouze.
Jak navst6vnfci, tax horlivl
pracovnfci odesli S vedomfm
"dobre prace" do svych rodin-
nych zatis1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24
Ctyri lihovary We dvou blocich
znicenv.

Prohibicnf agent prepadli
diva bloky v N. Pearl ulice. Ia
stup k umackanl sehnal sc Sc
vsech stran do ulice, ale drzan
byl policif zapadnf stanice z
bllzkosti prepadenych lihova-
ri. We vsech a domech MALE
zeny nadoby v objemu 200 ga
lon1 ma palenf koralky, zaso-
by hotove koralky, smesi atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24
ceske dftko opafeno ku smrti

Dva roxy stare d1Wko, Norma
Koran, {. 602 N. Clinton ulice,
podlehlo V sobotu opareninam,
jez utrpelo, kdyz spadlo do
nadoby vrouc1 vodou We ctvr-
tex. D1tko slo "a matkou svo-
il, Antonii Koran, pc schodech
vzhdru, kde spadlo do vody,
jez tam matka postavila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24
Ukradli koralku lekarny.

Dvacet ctyri pinty Kentucke
koralky cigarety v hodnote
$50 ukradeny byly z lekarny
ma SparroWs Point road a
North Point road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24

V revolverove prestrelce, jez
vypukla mezi cernochy ma ro
hu Fairmount avenue a Bond
ulice, zastrelen byl nedeli
cernoch B. Martin a druhy,
Harrison Jones tezce zranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24
TTicet dnf "a Tizeni automobi-
lu opilosti.

Michael J. Lindner z Mil
ford Mill road odsouzen byl v
1tery ma 80 dnf do vezenf, re
Tfdil automobil, kdyz byl OPT
II. Zatcen byl v Druid Hill
parku, kde srazil Sc s jinym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24

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Bartek zranen automobilem
jenz nesl jej ma svem predku
do dalky 20 stop.
Kdyz v sobotu mluvil poll
cistou mezi 9. a IL. ulic1, AZ ro-
XII stary Petr Bartek, zasazen
byl mimojedouc1m automobi-
lem a nesen t1mto do dalky 70
stop ma predku, nezli tohoto
spadl ma silnici, kde tezce IRA
men lezeti zGstal zat1m CO au-
tomobil dale ujlzdel. Policis-
ia, Elgin F. Green, zavolav ma
mimojedouc1 jiny automobil, a.
by tento ujal Sc tezce zranene-
no, vskocil ma svdj MOTORCYCLE
pustil Sc "a uj1zdejfc1m bid
n1kem. V dalce asi jedne mi
lie dohonil ujizdejfcf automobil
nemz sedel John P. Novicki
200 bloku S. Robinson ulice.
Ma automobile jeho predn1
Tampa a fendr byly rozbity.
Novicki poprel, re Bartka IRA
nil. Policista jej zatkl, dopra-
vii pred Traffic soud a tam po-
nevac nemel zaruku, zavren
byl ma obzalobu, re nezastavil
na mfste nestest1, re neopatrne
jel a re jel pr1lisnou rychlostl.
Bartkovi rozbita byla lebka
vedle jinych vnitrnich zranenl-
Novicki je sergeantem Ma
rylandske narodnl garde.
- Peggy Webster, 21 rokG
stare z 1000 bloku E. Biddle
ulice, prerazena byla noha ne
znamym automobilem, jehoz
mattel ma nj vjel ma Annapolis
boulevard z mlsta melody u
jel aniz by zranene poskytl po-
moci.
- Policie vysetfuje jiny mo-
zny podobny pr1pad, jenz u.
dal Sc ma Philadelphia road
nedaleko Summit avenue v So
botu, kde v noci nalezen bylI
Albert Summers z $500 bloku
Mayfield avenue tezce crane
ny. Rozbita byla mu lebka a
pferazena ruka. Policie ma
podezrenf, re nejaky bidak do
neho vrazil a ujel. Krone jme-
ma a adresy nebylo mono z
tezce zraneneho V nemocnici
dostati nejakou informaci.
Ma silnici Sc no ujal William
Runge JIM tretf ulice, jenz
dovezl jej do nemocnice.
= Sedesat jeden rokG starry
William e. Fowler z Relay
zemTel v nedeli We zdejs1 ne
mocnici, kan dan byl osetro-
vanl po zraneni, jez utrpel au-
tomobilem, kdyz v nedeli, IL.
cervna, pfechazel Poplar
Grove ulici. Automobil rfdil
Worthington Pearce.
- Gilbert Schultz z Mary
land avenue v Brooklyn zabit
byl truckem Harry Duvala,
kdyz pozad1 druheho auto
mobilu vskocil Y cestu automo-
blu v pondelf.
- sestnact rok1 starry hoch
zabit byl tehoz dne ma krizo-
vatce Pratt a Commerce ulic
taxicabem. Mrtvola hocha le-
zela v umrlcl mestske komoTe
aniz by Sc kdo po hochu shanel
Mrtvola pozdeji zjistena byla
matkou. Usmrcenym byl Mike
Kowalski.
Pre- prechazen1 E. Balti-
more ulice v blfzkosti Alber-
marie, zabit byl SO rok1 starry
Abraham Levin automobilem
Jamese, J. Smitha z w. North
Avenue.
- Sestnact rokG stary Hen
ry Jacobs v pine parade hnal
Sc v sobotu vecer ulic1 mezi Sa-
ratoga a Lexington. Asi po-
lovici ulice zahledl ma dlazbe
lezici ruzi, O nlz hned usoudil,
re Y Sc mu zrovna tax hodila
do dirky u kabatu, aby byl u
plnym fesakem. Kdyz sc shy
bal, vrazil do neho automobil,
V nemz sedel Ernest d. Leve-
] ..s.a - D,.--4o.a Krn,,oG un,onn
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-06-24

Best Advertising Medium
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-30
Lac, and Justice
BY Dexter M. Keezer

A group of farmers bought guaranteed seed DO
tatoes. When they were delivered, the farmers noted
that they did not look to be very good but they
planted them. The crop of potatoes from these seeds
was almost complete failure and the farmers sued
the seller of the seeds for the loss which they had
sustained They contended that the seller had guar
anteed the seeds and that although they were skep-
tical when they planted them they were entitled to
recover the loss they had suffered on account of
them. The seller of the seed potatoes commended
that the farmers should not be allowed to recover
for their loss in planting and cultivating them He
said that when they noted that the seeds did not
look good they should have exchanged them, or re-
turned them and bought other seed He argued that,
having planted what they had to believe were
inferior Seeds the farmers should not be allowed to
collect for their losses after that should be re-
qured to pay what the seeds were actually worth at
the time Of delivery
HOW WOULD YOU DECIDE THIS CASE?
The actual decision: The Supreme Court of Ap-
peals OF Virginia decided that the. farmers should
pay what the seed potatoes worth at the time
OF delivery 1t refused to allow them to recover for
their losses on account of using the inferior seed
on the ground that they could have obtained good
seed at planting time but went ahead and planted
the seed, although they suspected that it was rot good
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-30

delivered by the man who at the very outset
The Times had named as their probable GUS
todian. Julian brought them from their musty
hiding place. Just why he did so can some
day be explained by the prosecutors. In that
matter The Times played no unimportant part
That is the different setting for the present
appearance of Stephenson at the grand jury
and whatever he may tel.
For the prosecutors now have documents
and records, letters and photographs cor
roborative proof of the statements in that first
letter.
And it is different Stephenson. It is a
man who has said that he has been 'doubled
crossed for the last time
Who double-crossed him? Why was he
silent? Why was he not permitted to talk
months ago? What did he then expect and
why?
These are the things that are now i'm
portant.
The cleanup time has come for Indiana.
The end of the trial. in sight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-30
Quite Inconsistent

The toll bridge crowd are already
at work not only through local cap
italists and politicians. but through
the influence of powerful financial
interests which have learned to like
the game.
1t is a curious thing that with all
we are doing for highway construc-
ton, bridges should be allowed to-
fall into the hands OF private
owners.
When you come to think OF It,
there is no more sense in a toll
bridge than in toll road.
We are spending hundreds of mil
lions of dollars to provide free roads
and forgetting to spend a much
smaller amount to provide free
bridges. --.
The result is that the public pays
for great stretches of highways only
to be bled when 1t comes to bridge.
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The Noted Russian Cossack Chorus to Be Heard for
Second Time at Lake Wnona in Recital Monday

program to be given will be Russian
throughout with the exception of
the encore numbers.
The hearers will be given an ex-
ample of real technique in choral
singing. made possible by artistic
leadership and wonderful training.
Solo parts sung by the lear-toned
baritone, blended with the united
harmony of the whole. the deep
rumble of the bass, the high notes
of the falsettos and each of the
other parts taking their important
place, give the effect of a mighty
organ.
The costumes of the chorus with
their appropriateness will add a
great deal to the atmosphere of the
presentation, the leaders being
slightly different from the rest, but
all strictly Russian.
The chorus, in the opinion of
those who heard it here, among
these many talented musicians, was
pronounced to be the most skillful
group singing ever heard in this sec
ton, exampling the beauty of music
possible through leadership and per-
lection of unison.
The Irvington School of Music
presents an organ recital as follows
Monday night:
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BECAUSE of the splendid pro-
X gram given by the Russian
CoSsack Chorus at Winona

7ECAUSE OF the splendid pro-
TX gram given by the Russian
Cossack Chorus at Winona
Lake last season and the many re-
quests that they be heard this year,
the Winona management announces
that this great chorus will appear
at Winona Lake on Monday evening,
Aug /.
These men, fourteen in number,
natives of Russia, are highly trained
in their art. A year-long tour in
Italy was a triumph of artistry.
They were the hit of Paris and the
French Rivera concert season. The
Queen of Spain visited all their con-
certs while at Madrid and congratu-
lated Socoloff, the leader, with the
success obtained by his chorus.
Latin America greeted them as
the greatest artistic organization of
the world, and the United States,
during the past year, has been Civ
ing them an enthusiastic hearing.
This chorus has long been the sing
ing voice of Russia.
The handling of chorus numbers
by this group of artists is entirely
different from anything ever heard
in America. The shading and gen.
eral delivery of the singers are near
perfection, as are the interpreta-
tons of the brilliant director. The
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A/hAs 4 A4 BY Charles
w " LFkk Fitzhugh
Talrnan
Weather. A AssssEsIss sn
THE TEMPERATURE OF FOREST
AIR

In the dog days one seeks GOODNESS
in the shade of the forest! 1t is
uncommon, however, to take a ther-
mometer along, and few people have
any definite idea as to how the tenn
perature under the trees compares
with that of the open country, either
by day or by night, in hot weather
or cold. The facts are these:
On an average for the year the
air of forest in the temperate zone
is slightly cooler-not more than a
degree or so-than that of the I'M
shaded land around it. In summer
the forest air is generally a few de-
grees cooler than the air outside by
day, and somewhat warmer than the
air outside by night.
The daytime air of the forest is
relatively cool, but not, as most
people suppose, merely because the
foliage shuts out the rays of the
sun. A tin roof does the same
thing. Indeed such a roof is a
much more effectual shade than a
canopy of leaves, but it does not af-
ford comfortable retreat beneath
it from the suns heat. The roof
grows hot and heats the underlying
air The leaves do not grow hot,
as they are kept cool by the active
evaporation of water from their
surfaces. 1t is this process, chiefly,
that accounts for the GOODNESS of
forest air on a hot summer day.
By night evaporation from the
leaves is checked and is often re-
placed by the reverse process-con-
densation of moisture. from the air
in the form of dew-which tends to
keep the leaves warm. At the same
time they serve as a screen, which
prevents the earth and the air be-
meath them from radiating their
heat to the sky. Hence the air
remains relatively warm.
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Kentucky Is Stacker

Evansville citizens who realize
not only the injustice. but the nom
sense Of such a condition. and there
seem to be a good many Of them.
have already had bill enacted by
the Indiana Legislature which pro-
vides for a bridge to be jointly built
by the state and community, with
a provision that tolls shall be
charged for the first ten years to
wipe out half its cost.
To people living in sections Of
the country where bridges are built
as part Of the highway system,
this plan may seem clumsy, but It
certainly represents real advance
over the way most bridges across
the Ohio have been constructed.
The situation is complicated, to be
sure, by the fact that Kentucky has
generally failed to cooperate with
neighboring States in the construc-
ton of bridges and wherever free.
bridges are to be built, States on
the northern bank have to shoulder
the burden.
Why Kentucky takes such an att.
tude is difficult to see, because she
has more to gain and less to lose
than her neighbor States. q,