davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-21
-Eed Cross Roll Call
NEW YORK

New York. Dec. 21.-Butter barely
steady. 1851 tubs; creamery higher
than extras 70@71.
Eggs weak, 5,O17 cases; fresh gath
cred extras 69@70; fresh gathered
regular packed extra firsts 67@6S; do
firsts 65 sc.
Cheese, firm; receipts 1882 boxes:
state whole milk flats fresh special
Sc 1-2@37 1-2. Do average run IS
1906.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24
DpattrH

ALBRIGHT. - Dec. 20. MAHLoN Al
ST., husband 81 late Sstrs nraS
Oliver 7 BaiE Blds; 1920 Chestnut st.:
ermiTnSsii" ESQ m. Iran"
,ALLENa-At Atlantic City y. u: Dec;
dauFhter OF. Ellen il. and late Peter CARR.
gan, Relatives and friends invited to ~
neral sr Ell, a ~ Slia XentnOT ave cb ,SGE;
OF Our Lady Star OF the Sea $50 Q: N.
To proceed via 10 a. m train. Penna. Z. X
SStos VII meet train arrlying At SSrth
ALLEN.-Dcc. %. JAMES A.. ALLEN,
aged rs. Relatives and friends invitsd 10 !.
funeral services, Thurs, = y. m, b2o r..
Park ave, Pensaulken. y. J. Int. private.
convenience of family.
Ra HSttA Ash. aged ssi -. At 81 " SH'f fsSlg q awe we:
Relatives and, friends Lodge No. .. F. and
3 member invited to funeral services Fri
Marshall st. and susduehanna ave, Further
services Sat-. 10 a. M. Dilworth Presoy-
terrain Church. Int. Lafayette Gem.
AUsTIN-Dec. 90, THOMAS, r. AUSTIN.
Lodge, No. -. F. and a., n: employees
McCahan Sugar Refining Co, invited to
services. Thurs, . p. m, 1140 Jackson st.
Int. Westminster Gem.
BL0Es5NSER GTes vOe!skSr!:-Ds e;
BloesInger,, AGED "a. Relatlyss and friends
FT B5d6%yYGb;Rm'L.pr@sts:. ", SSsGf Sem, Ir., hus.
son Of George and MarGret Bowyer. aged 80.
Relatives and friends. Loyal Concord Lodge.
siSn3 5st3i o. Or Q al5 & " wvar Sd?ns smp HSSFiy S SSiis:
invited to funeral services. Thurs. 2 p. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24
URGE RELEASE OF DIRECTORS
Delegation Asks Baker for "Act
of Christmas Leniency'

Washington, Dec. 2I.-(By A. PA
delegation of friends and relatives of
conscientious DIRECTORS to military serv-
ice today. laid before Secretary baker a
petltlon bearing $4,000 names, asking
immediate relief for the 900 military
prisoners Of his class as an act OF
Christmas leniency.
Secretary Baker said the whole sub
Ject was under Amusement and that n
decision was awaiting a report from a
board of review ordered to examine
carefully into every case,
Among those in the delegation we're
DR.. John J.. Elliott, head Of the Hudson
Guild Settlement Mrs. Henry Willard,
or Boston Allan McCurdy. secretary of
the National Party. New York the Rev.
Richard Hogue, Baltimore. head of the
Maryland Prisons Association Mrs.
Brent Allison, Chicago, mother of Brent
Allison, an objector whose case some
weeks age attracted general attention.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24
In NIEMORIAM

IN MEMORIAM
sYKEs.-1n loving memory OF WALTER
T. SYKES, who departed this life Decem-
Der -. 1917. WIFE AND
GREENAN.-In sad and loving remem-
brance OF ANNA r, GREENAN, dearly be
loved d daughter OF Mary I, and tho late vii
liam A. Schmidt. Died December -. 1905.
This flower from its stem OF life was cut,
She drooped without a moan.
And from the neld where Death held sway
God plucled her for His own.
Dear In tho grave where my loved one ls laid
Sweet Is tho memory that never shall fade.
Friends may think the wound has healed.
But they little know the sorrow In my heart
concealed.
Eternal rest gran to her. o Lord. and
let perpetual light shine upon her.
A LONELY BROKEN-HEARTED
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24
THANK TARDIEU FOR OFFER
Baker and Pershing Welcome
Plan to Educate L. S. Soldiers

Paris, Dec. 24.-(By A. P.)-Secretary
Of War Baker and General Pershing
have replied 20 offers made by Andre
Tardieu. head of the general commission
for Franco-Amer!can war matters. to
place at the disposal of American SOL
dlers French universities, libraries and
technical schools. They express thanks
for the spirit which prompted the offer.
Details OF the proposed organization
are being considered by a committee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24
ENTERTAINS POOR
1000 Mothers and Children Guests of
Babies Hospi,aI

More than 1000 mothers and children
were the guests this afternoon of the
Babtes' Hospital of Philadelphia at a
Christmas entertainment, held at the
hospital, 500 Addison street.
Erected on the main floor of the in
stitution was a huge Christmas tree
adorned with several hundred toys and
varied colored balls. AT the conclusion
OF the entertainment each child and
mother received toys, candles and ice
cream.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24
IL PAPA APPROVAL LA
LEGA DELE NAZIONI
Nessuna Idea di Participate
ALA Conference della
Pace
Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. 84t
Authorized by the act q octo6er 9.
delphin. Pa.
BY order of the President.
a s.. BtRLEsoN.
Postmaster GENERAL.
Parisi, "a dicembre


MonsjBnor Cerretti. soto segretarlo
di Stata del Papa, che visito' II Presi-
dente Wilson la scorsa settimana, ha
detto che la sua vista fu semplicementf
privata e che fu soddifattissimo del
risultato della conversations che ebbe
col Presldente, Disse inoltre che andrs
negli Statt Until per l'unico scope di
rappresentare Papa Benedetto al giublieo
del Cardinale Gibbons g che percio'
salpera' da Lisbona II primo %gennaio.
Monsignor Cerretti ha ,aggiunto che
ii Papa approva IL principle della Lega
dele Nationi. II V~aticano--ha egli
continuato-non ha lidea ~preconcetta cl
partecipare ALA conferenza della Pace
Cd allie Subsequent conference interna-
zicuali. Monsignor Cerretti concluse col
dichlarare che egli non ha alcun mandate
di sistemare question:, come 81 o yocife-
ratio.
Warrington. Dc. % dicembre'
Diplomatici di qui' hanno dichlarato
che | negoziati oil ace sonO Riuntl au
una Ease cha lascia in potere del freS.,
dente Wilson dl accettare rautorita d'
arbitro e co%nciliatore nellie divergence
sorte per lie aspiration d'Italia. Tutto
indica che linghilterra sosterra' lie as
~pirazioni d'Italia come furono formulate
auando italia 81 uni agli Alleati'
Anche la Francis ia premure per modl-
hcare lie sue richleste ed IL Presidente
Wilson ha rlfutato di legare in un modo
o nellaltro Ia p~olitica degli Stati Until
Generalmente 81 crede che tanto
italia quanto In Francla hanno chiara-
mente esposto la loro posizione al Presi-
dSnte Wilson. L'ultimo autorevole rap
porto per rInghilterra, Circa IL trattato
con ritalia, fu fatto da Arturo Balfour
ALA Camera in Londra 10 scorso giugno,
quando disse:
"Nol dobbiamo rispettare questo trait
tato. L'onore nRzionale e. legato ad
ESQ. moi con ogni me2zo manterremo
IL patio che abbiamo fatto."
Nessuna sopresa ha recato ii fatte che
rItalia non intende ritirarsi DIAL pro-
I yramma di aspiration acetate dalla
Francla, lnghilterra e Russia mel 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24

Shares
lsh Horn q Hsrdart Au,omat Com.
20 American Pipe and consirGction
4 ph GIiSsSs sIrsys par so 400 .'c:aaa.. 10
as BCss dieso Boat Company: par
a National Livestock Corporation. tSt ts5sS
2gg Empire Tire ana Rubber Company ''SN
- Hishss to subscribe to Corn Ex-
. change National Bank al $500 1874
10 sh1nEe N]stIonal, Bank, a. $500. 1851
% ID chenEe National Bank, at 5000. 100
20 Rights to subscribe to Corn y.
IN chanse National Bank. At 5000. 1854
III hishts to subscribe TO Corr. En- 800
ia Rights to ssubsefibe 10 Corn 1 Tx. i2'
) wSssnS' Ss;iSnal Bank a. $500 1873
Trust cc ompanSpi BAR l iSe and ,47
7 Germantown Passenger Railway
4 Second and Third Streets Pas: DO
Pssenser, Rsllwsy Germany. 1891.
1 Pcnnsylvania Academy Of the Fine 20
Arts; par 500 ...,t"t..i 30
l Pennsylvanl Academy OF the Fine
o unHltresds d Pr s slSo Electric; Corpora. 80
40 P%f IA '' SOnrss, preferred; 1 80,
IA rar 25...%".;:;.1:i'H. 2o,i
s Horn i i HaFdsirt0 r Hn,omat cont hSt $40
IS Hd Ranyi l HaGds.r, oo TSIsmai td hSt $50
so Kd.SSiSsr' Rs'tSurahIt Company: par ~
Buckeye Pipe Line; company; par ."
rs TrsSssmeni'is National Bank: par "
slOU Ohn
. Eighth N;stlenaI,, Bank Of Phils. zOO
9 Riah Ipn'a d pss siSS i, 'tc; Corn NV 40
@ ehsnEe National Bank. al s200. 1881.
10 Rights to subscribe 70 Corn, AZ ,oo,'
" Hights to subscribe TO Corn EN-
-, change National Bank, at 5000 1877.
10 Rights to subscribe. to Corn. EK-
a., change National Bank, at 5000. 1874
- n,sSsass Ns,lSSeI Bank; .! 80, 20 rea
10 RIGHTS to subscribe, to Corn. Ex.
goo Deyon Manor corporation tDevSn. '
ia Di vi I Il. =, CORPORATION iD;,y2S;; ' 'oo
a2a La Piass Dc~SsloDment. comiranS;; .9o
800 Assets Realization Company: par par 700
l West End Trus, COMPANY par
Berkshire Hog Bond ....., $50
400 Promissory note, given BY
Chester Valley Livestock Farm S25
1000 Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort
Wayne Railway Company. 4
per cent. first mortgage. cou-
pons May and November. due
w 1873 m,.,,s.,.,!;.....,. 10
1900 Devon Manor Corporation. gen
ernl mortgage bonds ..,,IOt $50
300 Philadelphia and Darby Pas
senger Railway COMPANY,
per cent. first mortBage. CUu-
pons May and November, due
lbGI ,,.,',.. .,!..',, .,.,,. So
2IJOOO SrhuyIkill County Railway
Company, : per cent. first
n.urshi g. coupons January
"rf i"lv. due 1914 ........ 10
$4,000 Schuylkill Electric ComDany. !
per cent. first lien, coupons
s.-..uais aud July, due 1867 a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24
Army Officer Cashiered

Washington. Dec. 24.-Dismissal from
the army of Captain Sam Bucklew,
convicted of having converted to his
own use $500 contributed by civilians
at Camp Funston, Kansas, for a negro
soldiers community house there. was
announced today by the War Depart
ment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24

South Omaha, Dec. 24-HOGS-ReceIpts
300 head. Mostly Toe TO 15e higher. Clos
ing weak.
Toe to 15c higher.
sHEEP-Recclpts. $50 head. Lambs
steady. Sheep B5c higher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24

East Buffalo. \. Y. Dec. 24.-cATTLE-
H6Gs@Resejp,s, ,T7,6Oo head. Slow,
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts. 5000
head. Slow and steady: UNCHANGED.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. Dec. observation-disclosures.
55 q BBIA c.
EGGS-Recelpts, 1928 cases. Ffrsts. 30 %
included. bS 5OC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24

Pittsburgh. Dec. ai.-CATTBE-Receipts.
100 head. Slow and steady. Calves. $40,
HoGs-Receipts, 1000 head. Active and
steady. Heavy tl7.65. Pig weisht in good
demand Mt 5000,
SHEEP--Receipts. 800 head. Steady,
50. 90. Lambs 50. 90. ga. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities we're sold at
auction today by Barnes & Lohand:
STOCKS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24
LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Dec. 2L-HoGs-ReceIpts. ss.
900 head. FIVE to loo higher tha yestcr.
days general trade; Top, tlI.I5i hulk,
medium and light butchers. $l7.6O1lI,7O
light. SIG. 75dlT.Bb; heavy packing. s1G 700
tI.40: medium and. light packing. ST. .25 a
l7.65; thr9wouts ,ii5,5OGi0.75; PCS good
.CATTLE-Receipts, 5000 head. Killing
classes mostly CSC higher. Calves ard feed.
ers steady. Reef cattle. good. choice ant
prime. $40. 20 " IL, so: common and medium
81. ~ ~ u. 20: Butchers heifers. s7.6 10 d II. 20
cows, 81, 400 IL. rs; stockers and feeders
good. choice and fancy sl0.25@lS. so; yea
calves. Hood and choice, s1f. n II. 90.
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head. Nominal,
virtually nothing available early.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-24

EMFE<EOO MATINEE DAILY
LEE KIDS in
uTFlI IT TO THE Marines
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12
Strana prAce pfijfmA JOneSe.
(Canton Union Reporter.)

Nenf divu, ze schvalenf nominace
Edwina Jonesa muzi, Unit prichAzf ze
vsech stran nebot' poznavajf jeho po-
ctivost a vedf dobre re vlada statu
rukou Edwina Jonese bude rukou do
brVch a ze vsechny zalezitosti budou
vyrizovany We prospech lidu.
G. w. Savage, po mnoho let pOkiad-
MIX spojenych uhlokopn americkych v
6. distriktu. pravf: Poznal jsem> vzdy.
ze Mr.. Jones pri vyjednAvanf 8 hornfky
o kontraktech Sc choval vzdy poctive
vnti organisovane praci.
John Moore, president y. M. w. of A.
6. distriktu, napsal o Jonesovi r.
1914>po urovnanf 'stavky:
''Vase +chovanf po celoi dobu bylo
poctive a wy jste byl jednim malo
operatoru. kteri ochote sli nejdale.
ably stavka Ohio mohla bSti ukonte-
na." II
talk bychom mohli podati sta ji-
nHch uznanf cd Unit obchodnfkG. jez
by dosvedtovala schopnost. poctivosts a
pevny charakter Edwina Jonese. X
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12

DevadesAt devtt procent obchodnfkN
mfste Edwina Jonese. Driialo kandida-
turu Jonesovu tfmto hlasem:
vzalo ma vedomf potesuifcf okolnost.
ze mas spoluobtan Edwin Jones Jest
kandidatem repuhlikanske nominace
ma tirad guvernerskE.:
UznavAme pine potrehu. aby dfa-
dovne guvernera zasedal mocnN. vAzny
muz Ohchodnfk sirokeho rozhledu. ra-
daii nezli politikAr my VINE. re Mr..
Jones ma vsechny tyto vlastnosti. TAX
nutny pro tento hrad Nemdzeme do
sti ami mlnviti tAho schopnostech. prf
mosti. stalosti. vseobecne povinnostf.
smys'u pro spravedlnost obchodnfch
vlastnostech Jako zamestnavatel mel
vzdy Sc svfmi zamestnanci neilepsf
Will sam 81 zfskal chvalnou pov4st
iako poctivF snrostredkovatel mezi ka-
pitalem n pracf. Sve politicke a orga-
nisatnf zpdsobilosti neilepe dokAzal.
kdvz We strnne reDuhlikanske ufadoval
iako predseda statnfho vSkonnfho W.
boru Rampant r. 1914.
Mluvfme-li pax zajmech jak finan-
tnfch TAX obchodnfch We prospech Jack
son county. tu nemozno neDripom enc
ii co nejvfeleti vsem volitnm z Ohia,
ze Mr.. Jones vlastnf neflepsfm slova
smyslu vsechny vlastnosti, jez no cinf
NJ nejzpnsobilejsfm pro povinnosti 1fa-
de- E
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12
ACITACE PRO CSPORNt
ZNAMkY.

Dnes v IL: 80 hod. plstaly v
tovarnach oznamovaly pocatek k
agitace We prospech 1spornych
znamek.
Pres 1000 jednateld uspofa-
dali agitacni schlze We vsech
|tovarnach, jakoz pujdou cd do
mu k domu, ably kazdy So u
psal, mnoho-li uspornych zna-
mex odkoupi.
I V tovarnach Sc delnici upi-
suji, re jsou ochotni prijlmat
|cbalky vyplatou kterych "a
kady tyden bude "a jeden dol
lar uspornych znamek misto no
tovych penez. We sch1zich v to
varnach bude Sc 1cel agitace
vysvet!ovat V rdznyeh recich.
My Cechoamericane musime
Sc pricinit, ably kazdy Cd mas
ulpzeny dollar v uspornych
znamkach, ma jmeno Cechu byl
pocitan.
Ustredni organisace pro Ce-
choslovany Sc nalez v dradov
ne v bud)ye Americana ma
Broadway, pob.ize vych. SIS ul.
kde kademu Sc ua' patricneho
vysvetleni a zaroven kady MI
re obdrzet knizky do kterych
Sc usporne znamky prilepi.
Dnes neni doba pTemyslet CO
by Sc mohlo udelat, dnes musi-
me 81 rici, CO musime udelat z
dobre vile. Musime agitaci "a
naset do kazdeho domova, ke
kazdemu jednotlivci, kde Sc
jeste cit a zaiem neprobudil. V
tGto vazne dobe zanechme zby
tecnych bez ucelnych vypravo-
vani, ptejme Sc jeden druhe-
no jak mnoho jsme Gspornych
znamek koupili jak mnohC
jsme jinych ke koupi primeli.
| Predstavme 81 zivot naSicf
vojinu We Francii, tt neporada
il zadne pikniky, zadne zaba.
IVY, ii "a mas prod6lavaji peklo
strasne utrpeni. Postarejme Sc
ably vlada mohla pro ne vse mq
zne opatfit, ably jejich zivoty
byly chraneny a valka brzy vi
tezne skoncena byla.
To vi lada bude moci vykonat
kdyz j dame prostredky, KITE
re nasimi usporami il muzen1
ppatrit.,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12
Hajeni neptipravenOsti.
(Bellaire independently

Pratele Willise vytasi obcas u
-
bohou okoinostf, ze Cox Sc Zastaval ia
Ike neutrality a nepfipravenosti. prstve
iako Willis. Ano, oba patri do jedne
kategorie. Cox pro politikarskf rozutn
Willis proto. ze byl prfmluvcem miru
"a kazdou cenu. Oba ale chyby)i a
zadng Mich dnes nenf zadanHm mu-
zem na nrad guvernera. Jones byl v
nravu. kdyz trval ma pripravenosti a.
stavel Sc proti neutralitt. Vedel zcela.
iasnt 1mysl Nemecka a znal vvborna.
co by znamenalo vftezstvf Nemecka
pro lid celeho svsta a prave ieho muz-
most no donutila. ahy promluvil IA vse-
chny prave republikany kdyz tito no.
dlaU zvoliti guvernera ucinf dobfe,
kdyz DAFT hlasy Jonesovi neb muzi po-
dobn&ho kalibru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12
z VOLEBNfHO kOLRI5TE.


Kampan mezi Edwinem Jo-
nesem a Frankem B. Willisem
ma republikanskou nominaci
pro trad guvernera zakonci
dnes. Willis podporovan Jest
strannou pN,hibicni, mezitfm
co Sc jeho kandidat pry opira
o jistotu obchodu a dobrou via
du, kterou sve strane pakli bu-
de zvolen slibuje. Mezi obema
kandidaty r,ozhodnuto bude IL
ira 13. srpna pri primarnich
vOlbach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12
PIukOvnik Proctor pro JOnesa.

William Cooper Proctor cd Proctor &
Gamble Co. Cincinnati pfse r. F.
Wolfemu. vydavateli Ohio State Jour
nal:
"Drahy pane Wolfe: Jsem velice po-
tesen, ze Vam mohu sd6liti svuj srdec-
ny souhlas s postavenfm Vami zaujate-
no. pokud Sc tyte republikanske kan
didatury ma urad guvernerskV.
"Preji 81 zaroveh vyslovit dfky "a
vlastenecke vykonanf povinnosti jiz
jste vykonal odkrytfm pfedvaletneho
chovanf Sc Willise.
"Republikanskg kandidat must mfti
horlivejsf presvedcenf nesmf byti
vlaznvm pri nadsenf pro veci nase
spojenecke.
"Poslednejsf nikdy nejevil sympatie
g cflem a zp6sobem valcfcfch narodG
jak je vlastne jeviti mel.
Vase redakcnf 1vahy jsou vyborne
jsem hotov prijati kazde slovo "a sve
a pracovati ze vsech sill, ably zajfstena
byla nominace 1 volba Mr.. Jonese"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12
Jones vlastenecky IN Obcanem.
(Ohio State Journal.)

Edwin Jones Jest vlasteneckym, ry-
Zfm muzem, zastupujicim nejleps1 idea
ly Ohia a repubhkanske strany. Neni
clovekem nestalym ami kseftafem, ale
pokrokovym n ustalenvm muzem. Je-
no vlastenectvi jest bez poskvrny beZ
hany dosvedceno fakty, ze jeho diva
synove slouzi aktivnf sluzbe "a mo-
rem jeho vlastnf prace donna jde S
hnutfm. ably valka nase byla vyhrana.
Jest 1spesnym obchodnfkem. prfte-
lem prace a pravou osobou ma guver-
nersky urad tomto state.
Jest Gas nejvetsf zajel vsech a
pfesvedtenim republikanske strany. u
chopiti Sc kontroly nasich vlastnich "a
lezitostf The State Journal radostt
povazuje "a svoji povinnost. Verne po-
mahati Edwinu Jonesovi X dfadu gu
vernera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12
Mfn6nf clevelandskehO pfedAka.

Byvaly guverneruv prirutf r. W.
Treadway, dopsal s. H. Eaglovi, pred
sedovi vyboru Edwina Jonese:
Drahv pane Eagle: Obdrzel jsem Vas
dopis re dne 3. cervence, polednAvajfcf
" zajmu Edwina Jonese. kandidata ma
republikanskou nominaci ma trad gu
vernera. Hodlam podniknouti vse, ably
toho bylo docfleno. Kdybych byl az
dosud o Mr.. Jonesovi neslysel mic jine-
no, nez-li sklamanf jakeho jsme Sc do
ckali u drfvejsfho guvernera Willise v
uvefejnenem clanku, pojednAvajfcfm O
zasflanf zbranf a stfeliva r. 1915,
postatf to. ably Willis tento podzimek
Sc stal strane nemoznym.
.,-~- Vas odaany-~----
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12
=. JONES URAD GUVERNERA PONl0zE REPUBLKANsKE

F. w. TREADWAY
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12
Proc jest tato
ohlaSka?

Meskali jsme po nekolik
nedel v Columbus, pracujice
ma verejnem die We pro-
speech EDWINA JONESE,
kadidata guvernerstvi. We
;kere obvykls politicke trak
taty byly napsany, cirkulare
/ ohlasky listiim odesfany,
takze jsem S moji taynnejsi
oraci hotov. .
lan,lu, xmOcnii se mne DOZEN. he
mexi tim. 90 iidu se v peknt fOrmf
ppddvh zprhvn q rastO kritisOvn-
n<.m chovAni Sc drfv6jsthO guver-
nern WiIiiSe. vzhledem X vhice v r.
1913. nenf kundidnturR EDWINA
JONESE TAX dobfe xnAma. jnkO by
mGIa byti VAem republik6nskS M yO-
Iiciin,. a he vsichnf vInstnt' nev4di.
proc by mel byti EDWIN JONES
kandidOvhn na dfad guvernera pri
Gternf primarnf vOlbG.
A prOtO, he Jest nutnO, co nejdffve
ImenO EDWINA JONESE pfedstavi-
Il vOIitstvu, napsAna byla tntO a.
Gnhmka
q. X. SHINANSkYM,
ass The Arcade, Cleveland.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12
POULIcNf PkEPADENf.

Vcera casne rano til muzi 8
klackami prepadli Gustava Ma
runu poblize jeho domova.
2279 zap. "a ul. a ukradli mu
S29.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12

Avsak svobodnym prohlasenim obou, jak Edwina
Jonese tax Franka B. Wilse, jest volno tom roz-
mlouvati.
Mr.. Willis jest dobrym obcanem znamenitym
prednasecem ale zadnym obchodnkem. Byl poltce
po cely svuj zivot schazf proto pravy pojem,
vyzaduje obchod prace farmareni, aby povzbuzeny
byly vetsi uspeSnejs cnnosti. Ma druhe strane
jest EDWIN JONES, dspesny obchodnk, usedly my
stel vlastenec kazdym palcem, jest pravym typem
muze, jenz Sc hodi do dradovny guvernera zejmena
povalecne dobe rekonstrukcn jez man, jak vsichni
doufame co nejdrive nastane.
EDWIN JONES nepodal zadnych slibd. Neni
kanddatem tax zvanych remesne suchych ami mo-
krych. Jeho kanddatura venovana jest obcanstvu
vsech trid, jak obchodnich tax denych.
TAX mnoho bylo vypravovano EDWINU JONE-
SOW Franku B. Willisov ze zakonceni teto oznam-
ky venovano bude tsudkim verejneho tisku dozna-
MIN prednejSich spoluobcanu Ctete tyto posudky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-12
Neobvvka ohlaSka kandidatech guvernerstv
KDO JEST EDWIN JONES?

Edwin Jones jest tovamikem Jackson, O., jenz Sc
vzdy uprimne podel vefejnych zajmech Jest clym,
poctivym schopnym obcanem, jehoz vlastenectvi
mdze byti nikdy pochyb We SVEN meste jest vddcem
valecnych praci eho diva synove slouH Srci Samovi
ma ponorkovem sthaci cizich vodach Jacksonu byl
po nekolik let mayorem uradovan jeho honosi w.
bornym rekordem. Mestu Jacksonu dal prvotridni OBJ
chodn administered zskal 81 dGveru spoluobcanstva
pro svuj neohrozeny zpdsob, kterym vystupoval pro
prestupnikm zakona nekolika smerech. Vzdy by pev
nym repubikanem slouzi statnich mistnich vybo-
rech roku 1914 by predsedou statnho vykonneho w.
boru ktery zvolil F. B. Willise guvernerem.
:Mmodek nam ppsledn ololnost vyvoava otazku Proc
volit Jonese misto Wiise?
Budz vsak vzato vedomi. ze kdyz Sherman H. Eagle
pfeseda Edwin staniho vyboru Edwin Jones sam
spatfi oznamku nemoh vyjadriti moraka' pri
poitiky nedovouje ably eden kandda mluvi dru
hem.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1918-11-22
MORRIS DOES GOOD
WORK IN CAMP IGN

Judge N. A. Morris wound up his
speaking tour for the United War
Work Campaign at Gainesville last
week and the Barlow Tribune, after
speaking of the large crowd in at
tendance said:
CDR. McGinty then introduced
Judge Morris, who delivered one OF
the most interesting and thoroughly
informative addresses heard in Bar
tow county in some time. He was
familiar with his subject, and deliv-
cred it in such a way that he was
able to hold his audience, although
the speaking was out on the lawn and
many of the hearers were forced to
stand throughout the entire time.
Judge Morris appealed for the
whole-hearted support of the War
Work Drive, and declared it was the
duty of every citizen to back the boys
who had brought victory to the cause
of democracy.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1918-11-22
c.. B. GANN ACTS AS
SOLICITOR-GENERAL
Hon. E. H. Clay Is In Hospital and
Unable to Attend the Nov.
Term of Cobb Court

When the court was convened on
Monday morning Solicitor General
Herbert Clay was absent and Judge
Morris read letter from him dated
from the Georgia Baptist Hospital in
Atlanta, where he is confined with an
attack of acute indigestion, and
saying that he would not be able to
attend the court possibly during the
session, and suggesting that as Hon.
Gordon Gam was familiar with the
current business of the session, his
appointment as solicitor protein
would meet his approval.
After reading the letter in court,
Judge Morris issued an order appoint
ing Gordon B. Gam solicitor protein
he was sworn and the business of
the court proceeded in regular order.
During the session Mr.. Gam has
filled the position in cerditable and
efficient manner.