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Evening journal., 1918-12-24
LONDON PLANE CARRIEs RAND

n 2. \. Spoclal % Tho EY0nlng journal
LONDON. Dec. 2i.-Tho first aerial
concert has been heard by London. A
big bombing plano carried a band alofl
shut Off the engines and had concert
while Il glided to earth. Another Hand
log-Page. which was TO have dropped
600-pound bombs on Berlin, had the
war continued, Is carrying 40 persons at
q time In flights over London.
Evening journal., 1918-12-24
DELAWARE WOULD
!: GET SlS4,3O9.l6
1t Smith Bill Becomes Law
K This Will be States
Share
COLLEGE GETS
DATA ON MEASURE
'peclal to The Evening journal

Special to The Evening Journal
:. NEWARK. Dec. 24.-Under an educa'
Iional bill introduced on October 40 by
Senatar Hoke Smith, Of Georgia, should
i become law. the state OF Delaware
would receive sis4.30916 annually from
the Federal Government for the ad-
vancement Of education within the
State. To get this, however, the state
would have to appropriate a like
amount, that being one OF the pro-
visions In the bill.
\ summary of the Federal appropria-
rons that Delaware would receive un-
der this bill follows:
Tor the removal efiliteracy 5 f9,6s0.7s
For the Americanization Of
OF Immigrants ............ 9,70S.06
For equalizing educational
opportunities ..-..... ...... SJ,32i.0e
For physical and health edu-
cation ..................-.. ii,OO1O4
Por better and more teacher
preparation ............... 25,59i2O
Total ...................... .sisi. 300 i6
The National Education Association
terested in the Smith bill Or. samuel
q. Mitchell. president of Delaware Coll
lege. has received a lengthy communi-
cation from this association pointing
out Just how and TO what extent Della
ware would be benefited. The bill as
explained by the association carries an
annual appropriation from the govern
lnent for all the States Of Si00,00OO00.
The communication in part says:
on October 10, 1918, Senator IIoke
Smith, of Georgia, introduced into the
United States Senate the most compre-
hensive and important educational
measure that has ever been put before
Congress. The bill provides for an an
pusl appropriation OF Si000O0,000. pro-
vided that sums in equal amount be
appropriated by the several States, for
the purpose of aiding the States 20
carry on more successfully certain
types Of education which most vitaly
concerns our national welfare. The
main provisions Of the Bill IS 1857
are as follows:
4. For the removal Of inlteracy. ST.
100000 annually.
3 For the AmericanizatiOn OF for
eigners, S7,500,000 annuallq.
3. For the equalization Of educational
opportunities within the several states.
particularly in rural and village
Schools, s50O00,0O0 annually.
4. TO cooperate with the states in
fhe promotion Of physical and health
Education and recreation, s200O0,000 an
Wlally.
;. To extend and improve the facili-
ties for the preparation OF teachers for
nllhllc schools. and narficnlarlY the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04
DUNLAP MAKE :.
LIBERAL OFF { R.
7 0 RED CIR 0SS.
Rug Company Would Divide
Profits With Knox Co.
( Chapter
WILL DONATE EIGHT
PERCENT EARNINGS
Executive Committee Reports
Formation OF Branches
And Auxiliary

Among the first propositions of the
kind to be made to the local chapter
of the Red Cross, whereby firm Of
fered to divide it's profits with the or
ganization was the one made by the
Dunlap Rug Co. of this city and sub
mittee of the chapter at its meeting
Wednesday night.
Briefly, the rug company proposes
to turn over to the local chapter for
any use it may desire so of its gross ,
earnings for the year 1918. The let ,
ter from the company making this /
proposition also gave the dates upon
which settlements will be made and
advised that the company's books
will be open at all times to inspection
| by any member Of the Red Cross au-
thorized by the executive committee
to investigate them and to ascertain
the earnings of the company.
At the committee meeting We'd
nesday night, the generous offer was
I
ed the secretary to extend the thanks
of the chapter for the offer.
The meeting was the first since the
close of the membership drive that
resulted in membership of over
10000 for the local chapter and which
is expected to place Knox county
among the first in the United States
with respect to Red Cross activity in
proportion to its population.
Since the campaign, a branch has
been organized at Jelloway with Rev.
G. Il. Birkhold as chairman, Mrs. j..
A. Reed as vice chairman, w. 7. Rich
ert as secretary and j. 7. Blakely as
treasurer. The Ankenytown-Palmyr
branch has also been organized and
elected the following officers:
: Chairman-Miss Flora Farquhar.
o. Vice Chairman-Clay Seller
Secretary-Pearl Toms.
y Treasurer-Frank Thompson.
A petition for the location OF a
branch at Brandon was read at the
meeting. The petition was signed by
> 20 persons and the branch will prob
ably be located there. although nc
action was taken at the meeting.
Local colored women have also pc
titioned to form an auxiliary chapter
II to be known as the Wayman Chape
, auxiliary This petition was granted
and the following officers have beer
o elected
u Chairman-Mr Bessie Newsome
4 Vice Chairman-Nlrs. Viola Booker
T. Secretary--Mrs. Ethel j. Reynolds
II Mrs. James X. Lyman, secretary o
Is the executive committee, also an
IL nounced that branch is being form
III ed at North Liberty, but the certil
II cate showing its organization has no
II yet been sent in.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04
Prefers ChamberIains

an the course of II conversation
with Chamberlain Medicine Co.'s rep
resentative today, we had occasion to
discuss in a general way the merits
of their different preparations. Al
his suggestion ! take pleasure in eX-
pressing my estimation of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. ] have a fam
ily of six children and have used this
remedy in my home for years. con
slider it the only cough remedy on
the market, as have tried nearly all
kinds" - Earl c. Ross, publisher
Hamilton County Republican News
Syracuse, Kas.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04
A SUCCESSFUL REMEDY

All things succeed which really de-
serve to-which fill real need, which
prove their worth. The fact that the
famous old root and herb remedy,
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. has for three generations
been relieving women of this coun-
try from the worst forms of female
ills and has won such place in our
American homes proves its merits
beyond the question of a doubt. II
will we'll pay any woman who is in
need of such medicine to try ii.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04
DR.. DOWDS is NAMED
TOWNSHIP PHYSICIAN,
COCHRAN ROAD HEAD

DR.. F.. +. Dowds was named town
ship physician by the trustees at u
meeting Wednesday evening. Dr.. L.
S. Workman was appointed assistant
physician, while Ray Cochran was
given the position of road supervisor.
Bond was submitted by all the trus-
tees, William Burgess, Thomas Trick
and Samuel Green, and Luther a.
Stream, who was appointed justice of
the peace to succeed Walter G. Har-
ris, and Harry Richards, clerk of the
board of trustees. All were approved
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04

Fields, Mrs. Catherine
Frost, Mrs. p +.
Fry, Henry
Gosner, Robert
Grocerman, George
Harvey. Mrs, Maude
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Morg
Higgins, NJ. S,
Homer, Mrs. Bessie
Knots. Mrs. Blanch
Lee, Miss Ida Virginia
McNiece, Mrs. Rosa
Moore, Mrs. Thomas
Nruger, c. ID.
Oberholtzer, ID. G.
Owen, William
O'Toole Mr.. and Mrs, James n.
Pearson, Mrs. John
Prince, James
Pershing, Mrs.
Picro, Il.
Proper, Miss Goldie
Sauer. George
Scott, II, w.
Smith, j. II.
Sellers, Miss Florence
Sherman, II. r,
Shachleford, Mrs.
Suliot, j. T.
Valadc, l.. j..
Vanves, Charly
Ward, Guy
Wilcox, Mrs. George
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. John.
FRANK HARPER, p. NJ
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04
FORMER LOCAL
PASTOR DIES
Rev. J. w. Icenbarger Ex-
pires AT Dayton Monday
HALF-CENTURY SERVICE
Held Pastorate In Place VI
His Demise Period OF
Is Years

Active in the service of the Bap-
tist church for half-century, during
which time he occupied the pulpit OF
the First Baptist church in Mt Ner-
non, the Rev j. w. lcenbarger aleu
Monday morning in Dayton after nav
ing been unconscious from paralysis
for over week.
He was 10 years of age and leaves
Two sons, +. II. and c. o. lcenbargei
OF Dayton, and one daughter MIS-
Grace Fowler OF Sidney. The funeral
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04
Says Won Bernstorff And His
Ilk Were Never Other Than
Kaiser's Tools
DENISON PROFESSOR
GIVES INTERESTING TALK
Dubs U-Boat Warfare 'Kais-
er's Latest Conception
OF Deviltry'

Prussian ideas of diplomacy and in
ternational law. as set forth by Prof.
w. II. Johnson, A. NJ, in a lecture on
the same subject was heard by an ap-
preciative audience at the Baptist
church, East High street, Wednesday
evening.
Prof Johnson is professor of Latin
at Denison university and is here on
a lecture course which was arranged
by Denison university and the Knox
County Denison association. The lee
ture was free of charge. as the entire
series. consisting of three more lee
lures, is to be.
The speakers theme was divided
into three parasitic cause of the en-
trance of the United States into the
world war, the premeditated crimi-
nality of the so-called diplomats of
Germany and Germany's interpreta-
ton of international law.
America" said Prof. Johnson, "en-
tered the war not because of the loss
that was sufficient reason-but be-
cause Prussian militarism and Ger
man autocracy were menacing the
whole world America did not enter
the war III contradiction of the Mon
roe doctrine, but in consistency with
the Monroe doctrine, for the war, be
gun by their merciless march through
neutral Belgium, was to have its ei'
feet upon America as well as on the
European countries"
The second division of Prof. John
sons lecture is summed up in one
statement directed at the Prussiar
ideals of diplomacy: Won Bernstorf1
and all OF the so-called ambassadors
and ministers Germany has sent tt
are not now-they were arch crimi
nails. chosen by the kaiser's own stat
to carry out his criminal intentions
and plots on even friendly and neu
trail nations
AS to the Prussian Interpretation
of international law-an institution
which has been in force for centurie
beyond recollection-Prof. Johnso
termed it as being the arbitrary wi
of the kaiser and his personal stat
also arch criminals of his own choo
ing. Lives have been taken indi
criminately as was shown by illustr;
tion in the case of the march thrOug
Belgium to France, the subsequer
outrages on women, the dropping {
bombs on hospitals, the dishonorabI
acts of the kaiser's troops and tinall
the sinking of the Lusitania and IN
declaration of policy OF unrestricte
submarine warfare-the kaiser's la
conception OF deviltry.
A unanimous vote OF thanks WI
rendered Prof. Johnson at the co
clusion of the lecture.
The next subject on the lectu
course will be taken up Jan. III
President c. w. Chamberlain, Ph.
on "The German Government a F'
to Democracy.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04
COURTHOUSE CLOCK
To CEASE PEAL|NC
Necessary Repairs Are To Be
Made By Caretaker
Owens

The clock above the court house
will step striking sometime Friday
night and will strike no more after
that time until IA new cable is install
ed to ring the gong. The clock will
run, said George +. Owens, who takes
care of the clock, but will not strike.
1t is not definitely known what will
be done i'm regard to the gong.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04
Are Your Sewers Clogged?

The bowels are the sewerage sys-
TEN of the body. You can well imag
inc the result when they are stopped
up as is the case in constipation. As
a purgative you will find Chamber
lain's Tablets excellent They are
mild and gentle in their action. They
also improve the digestion.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04
was held Thursday afternoon at one

was held Thursday afternoon at one
O'Clock.
Prior to his death the Rev. Mr..
Icenbarger was pastor of the Central
Baptist church of Dayton for % years,
during which time he preached 1000
sermons and otiiciated at $50 funer-
ais. He was converted at Granville
Nov 8, 1851, and preached his first
sermon May 10, 1862.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04
PUBLIC SALE OF VILLAGE
PROPERTY

The Catherine Keefer HOUSE and
LOT, situated in the village ef AN
Knox county, Ohio, will
be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION on the
PREMISES on SATURDAY, JANU-
AIRY ), 1918, at TWO THIRTY
O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04
RECRUITS FOR NAVY
SOUGHT HERE; PARTY
TO STAY TIL JAN. 6

Recruits for the L. S. navy are be-
ing sought here by +. II, Howell,
chief machinist's mate, and James
Jesionowski, chief gunner's mate,
who will remain in this city with
headquarters at the Hotel Wisner I'M
til January 6.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04
CLERK CARRIER EXAM.

An examination under the civil ser
vice law for clerk-carrier at the Mt,
Vernon postoitice will be held Jan y,
1918. Application blanks may be ob-
toined from J. C. Wood, local secre-
tary. at the postofilce'
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04
RUMORED E BATTERY
TO GET A FURLOUGH;
STORY DISCREDlTED

Although generally discredited,
there are rumors at Camp Sheridan,
Alabama, that + Battery is to be CIV
ON rurlough in the near future.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04

Growth in 1917 nearly S200O,OOO
Our assets now .....Sl 4,IOO,OOO
Added to reserve fund .SjO,OO9
We own no real estate.
This fact speaks for conservation
more than words can express.
We greatly appreciate
The good words spoken of us by
our friends and customers.
Five per cent on time deposits.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-01-04
YEAR 1877

A GOOD ONE FOR THE BUCKEYE
STATE BUILDING AND LOAN
COMPANY, RANKIN BUILDING,
22 WEST GAY STREET, coLUM-
BUS, OHIO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-27

mich orb pera. Zap9stnf hodiny
byly pridany k jejich dprave,
kdvz pfisli do Columbus v No
yem Mexiku. Radost rudych
bratrd byla nynf nezmerna.
Dlouhym, cestovanfm ma ko-
Mich a 500 mil po draze prisli
konecn9 do Columbus. Kdyz
Pershing prekrocil hranice, je-
Ii v predu. Phi srazce, ktera Sc
udala v Ojo Azules v kvetnu
Apacove houkajice jeli "a pr
chajfcfmi Mexikany a ochutna-
Ii prvni krev.
Sc svym valeSnym houkanfm
zahnali a zajali We Francii hod
ne Nemcd, kterym phi tom spa.
dlo srdce do bot.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-27
VYNALEZ~ MA PODPORU
VZLETU DO WISE.

Chicago. Zkousky s novyr1
okyslicujicim vynalezem pro a.
viatiky We vysokych polohact
mely velice uspokojujici ba pre-
kvapujfcf vysledky, jak vyja.
drill Sc zde statnf senator AL.
bert c.. Clark, producent vyna-
leu. Senator Clark vystoupil $
poruefkem Jack Footem a do
stoupil vyse o mill vetsi nez wy
kazuje rekord Lincoln Beachev
1852 stop, docfleny v srpnu
1911. Senator Clark pravil,, ze
aparat vazi asi til libry a re-
guluje automaticky zasoby ky
sliku die docilene vysky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-27

Po delsich prazdninach, ma.
Be radnf vcera opet zapocal
svou cinnost. We vcerejsf schn.
ri radnf Jerry R. Zmunt podal
resoluci, v ktere navrhuje, ably
mesto ku pamatce padlych vo.
jind postavilo budovu, v ktere
by byli vystavene nektere pred
mety, ktere nasimi vojfny byl
nepratelIm vzaty a zaroven a.
by tam byly vystaveny vzorky
vAlecnych vyrobkd, ktere Sc \
Clevelandu vyrabely. V jin6 re
soluci j. R. Zmunt navrhuje, a.
by Sc pro mestskou radnici po.
ffdil prapor, ma kterem by Sc
"a kazdeho z Clevelandu pad
leho vojina umfstila zlata hve-
zdicka. y.
Cd Christian Scientists byl
do schGze zaslan dopis KITE
rem zadajf, aby zdravotnf L.
rad prfsne jednal prot ditkam.
ktere nejsou ockovany proti ne
stovicim.
Radnf Townes podal resoluci
v ktere pozaduje 100000 ma
stavbu pavilonu v Gordon
parku.
Radnf Kadlecek podal reso-
luci v ktere pozaduje,, ably VIA
da zdejsf dive telefonni spolec-
nosti spojila v jednu. Dale "a
da, aby majitele tezkych do
pravnfch autotrukd platiti zvla
stni dan do fondu ma opravu u
lie. Navrhy byly odkazany W.
boru.
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SPOJ. STATY POTREBUJf 20
LOVINU VYDELKU NARODA

Lewis B. Franklin, narodni
fiditel vladnf organizace va.
lecne pGjcky We sve reci ku ESQ
pfedseddm spolkovych distrik.
til pro ctvrtou narodnf pdjcku
z Ohio, Pennsylvania, Zap. Wiz
ginie a Kentucky o jich nasta.
vajicf praci cd zarf %. do Ri.
ma .9. pravil: ''Z kazdych w.
delanych SIS v teto zemi letos-
niho roku $3.50 bude zapotre-
bf vladou Spojenych Statn ku
zaplacenf valecneho 1ctu a via
da must penfze ty mfti, aby
vsem pozadavkdm vyhov9la. !"
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(Pokracovani se str. ny prvn,.)

(PokracOvanl Se Strs ny prvnI.)
zfzovanf sadst konany pfipravy jak zasoby pf
matt dale zasflaH.
Zde general Horvath hlava Vychodnf Cinsk@ drahy sam
sebe prohlasl prozatmnho vladce Sbffe oud postal
svo armadu ke Grodekovu, hran
cch ker ez tax polovcni ceste do Vavostou ably
spoJla ceskoovenkou armadou ez dobya Nkolska kdyz
Sc bya pred tim z zmocnla saeho Vadvosoku Jest veil
obtfzno sledovati postup rdznych sbirskych vad"
KDo DNEs sIB1kI vLADNE.
pocatku zdao, ze existue Sbif celkem pet vad
Prvnf - Vlada Horvathova.
Druha - Autonomnf sibffska vlada nebo vlada Derbe
rova zvana tax po prvnim mnisterskem predsedov.
Tfet - Vlada Vladvostocka, pro kterou pivodne byla
spoeneckym konsuy Vladivostoku vyzadovana pomoc
Ctvrta - Provsorn vlada zapadnf Sbire ktere bylo
zprvu haseno ze zvola generaa Aleksejeva vchnm ve
Paa - Cechosovaci jejichz sensacni vaecne dspechy
pomohy sestavih vsechny jmenovane vlady.
Jest vlastnim mym nahledem, re vzbourene pomery
spoeneckym zakrocenm u Skupina Horvathova jest OBJ
vovana re jest ponekud zpatecncka Horvah povazue "a
sc vadu auonomn Derberovu, prilis radkani socia
listickou
JAKYM sMEREM PoMUzE sPoJENEcKE zAKRocENf.
Ruske zmatky byly tax velkymi vseobecnym ze by po
sedne menovane dive pocke srany pi Wade bez
spoeneckeho zakrocen udrzey kazda sa smerem
proch1dnym az do dob ky voenske specy voska cesko
daily podne utvofeni aspon ponekud ednone
Sblre ma ktere pred tim nebyo zadnych nade Ovsem je
ste dnes nebylo docfeno dplneho sjednoceni
Ale casovost spojeneckeho vojenskeho zakrocen jest
tomto bode:
Pfslo prave psychologickem okamzen aby yyzvana bv
la skupina Horvathova auonomn sibske frakce pfipot
sc spoJeneckemu ntervencnimu vosku CechoslovakHm
posav tax jednotou rontu pro bolsevk6m ozbroienvm
nemeckym povsacIm ke sou spoecnym neprately vsech
sibfrskych stran.
Jen neJaka vneA mohla dokazat splynuti Sbirant
Ma teo zakadne podobnemu zakoncenf jest dnesnf ta
zeni podnknuto
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BALFOUR MASARYKOVI.


Ceskos|ovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, D. c. Ma
projev prof. Masaryka "a uz-
mani CESKOSLOvENSKE MA
RODNf RADY a nasf armady,
zohranicnf ministr britsky Ar
thur Balfour odpovedel:
Prosfm prfjmete ltme
nejvrelejsi dfky "a svGj
telegram. jimz vyjadre-
nvch citu 81 vysoce va
zfm.
BalfOur.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-27
MOVE NADRAzf.

Jedno nejvetsich zlepseni
pro mesto Cleveland bude pod
niknuto, zda-li mestska rada
ravrh schvali a obcane pfi pri-
stitch volbach svymi hlasy to cd
porucf. Vcera byla v Columbus
inkorporovana spolecnost Gle
veland Union Terminal Co. Spo
lecnost ma v dmyslu postavit
osobni nadrazf pod jihovychod
nj castf Public Squaru. Podze-
mni nadrazi by Sc stavelo die
vzoru nadrazi v New Yorku.
DIE planu Champlain ave. by
byla zrusena a Prospect ave.
by Sc rozsfrAa ma 80 stop. Pro
|stavby bude pouzita prostora
cd Ontario ul. az ke Canal rd.
Nadrazf by bylo tax prostorne,
re by Sc tam sjizdeli osobnf
|vlaky z rGznych drah. Podnik
bude rozsifen ma stavbu ma
kladniho nadrazi ma Broadway
a Central ave., ktere by zauji-
malo velkou prostoru ma w.
chodnfch jiznich pozemkach.
Zda-li podnik mestska rada a
obcane pri volbach schvali, Sc
stavbou Sc zapocne v nejblizsi
dobe, jak to zajem valky bude
vyzadovat. Podnik bude vyza-
dovat velkeho nakladu avsak
pro cestujici pro dopravu zbo
Ii to bude ulehcenim. Vse by
bylo We stredu mesta, zadnG
prejizdenf z jednoho nadrazi
ma druhe. Nakladnf nadrazf by
bylo spojeno $ ddolfm kolem Re
ky Cuyahoga, kde Sc mnoho
prImyslovych zavodn naleza.
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ZE SCHUZE ODBOCKY wee
LEX MA ZAP. STRANE

Vcera vecer odbyvala Sc v
Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark schG
re odbocky Vcelek. Byla zaha
jena pred. pf. Weisovou po Wy
fizenf beznych zalezitosti po-
dala pi. M. Zemanova zpravu,
ze Weekly We skolni budove p.
Marie Lourdske ustanoveny by
ly co 1stredna pro okolnf sta
ty.
Dale oznamila, ze v Ceske
Narodnf SIM ma Broadway se-
hrany budou We prospech Wee
lex dive jednoaktovky a ze by
bylo mono poradati tez jedno
predstavenf ma zap. strane. Ma
bidka byla lined prijata a di-
vadelni predstavenf, jehoz W.
ros pfipadne odbocce Vcelek
IamteZ, Dude pOradanO tretl
ned6li v listopadu.
Pracovnice re zapadn1 stra-
nv mohou Sc hlasiti o vlnu u of.
A.. Nasincove, 1914 zap. 48. ul.
Mlady p. Jirfk vyhral ma pou
ii lob kavy a daroval tyto Veel
kan. Sestry Molcerova a Hlava
ckova sc uvolili kavu obsaditi.
Po te jednano o dcinnejsf agi
taci We prospech Vcelek a va
lecnych dspornych znamek a u
sneseno, abv provadena hvla o
sohnf aeitace. Kazda clenka
ma pri kazde prflezitosti pro o
ba vznesene dkolv pilne agito-
vati. - Schdzi jbylo pfftomno
20 ddkyn a prfjem obnasel $28.
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oDsoUzEN1 BoLsEvIko.

Minulou nedeli pofadali ru-
ske organisace vlasteneckou
schIzi v Grays armory. Organi
Ease bolsevikd, ktera kona
schdze ma Woodland ave. Sc v
sobotu ve6er usnesla, schulz
rrekazit. We schnzi v Grays
zbrojnici,, pfi kritisoyanf jed
mani bolsevikd, delali ramus,
az je tajna policie odstranila.
Vcera byli pfedvedeni pred
soudce Frank G. Phillipse, kite
ry je pro vytrznost odsoudil
kazdeho k $50 pokuty a so dni
pracovnu. DIE policejnf zpra-
Wy nasledujicf zeny a muzi byli
odsouzeni: Manya Adronov-
ska a D. Dibkinova, 2641 vych.
SO ul; Paul Dobyh, 2648 vych.
63 ul.; Sam. Kriochunk, 5007
Oouthwaite ave.; Martin Sci
bat, 1851 vych. SO ul.; Harry
Boglow. 1923 vych. 46 ul. {;
Brant Schlesser, 1913 Keyes
ave-; Julius Soposnik, 5118 Ju-
liza ave.; Ignatz Fridas, 1880
vych. 27 ul., a George Kriven-
CHA, 1891 vych. SO ul.
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POULICNf NEHODA.

Pan J. Hladik, chvalne zna-
my mattel pekarskeho zavodu
ma Broadway, zajfzdel dnes v
l. hod. odpoledne do sveho dvo
ra. Poulicni kara, ktera jela
tise "a MIN, vrazila do zadni
casti kone, ktery Sc prevalil ma
dlazbu, krvaceje z hluboke
rany. Motorak teprve po sraz-
ce zazvonil. Mala nehoda zpn-
sobila ma chvili ma Broadway
nepatrne prerusenf dopravy.
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Proda Sc domek o ctyrech svet
nicfch ma "a ul., patty cd ro-
hu Central ke Quincy s Totem
40 pfi 120 stfevfcfch. Cena
pouze S175O.O0. Hotove $3.50,
ostatnf ma mesicnf splatky die
dohodnutf.
Proda Sc domek We Willow
ghby, O., o ctyrech svetnicfch,
3achod uvnitf, mestska voda,
kanal, elektrika, lot j je 49 pri
800 strevfcfch, ma nemz je kra
sne zarizena zahrada. V okoli
tovamy k stalemu a vynosne-
mu zamestnanf. Tento krasny
inajetek Sc proda "a S1,50O.OO.
proda Sc cele zarizenf pro di-
vadlo pohyblivymi obrazy a
sice 220 sedadel. 2 stroje, pro-
mftacf (Pathe) jedna proiekc
nj stena, velky chladfci veifr a
line zarfzenf. Vse Sc da hotove
Ia 5000.
Rlizsf sdeli Jam. F. Port,
s26 Williamson Bldg, aneb v
bvte {. 1913 Cedar ave. 8-29
PRODA Sc mensi domek ma E.
"a. ul.. byvala Humbold. blize
Broadway. Haste. Sc v {. 1894
E. So. u'. 8-29