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Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
MISS MARY SLOAN

Miss Mary Sloan, the lovely young daughter of Judge and Mrs. Richard E. Sloan was one of the pretty gradu- ates of the high school this season. A favorite in the junior set Miss Sloan will be greatly missed next year while away at school. She will enter Stan ford in the autumn remaining at home until late in the summer. Her sister, Miss Eleanor Sloan. recently left for New York to attend a Vassar reunion. It is possible she will take up war work while in the east.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
Miss Ruth Remick (Griffen) Will Vacation on Coast

Mrs. R. H. Griffen left last evening fer Los Angeles, where she will pass the summer with her daughter, Mrs. C. J. Walden. Later in the season they will be joined by Miss Ruth Rem ick (Griffen). DO will close her en- gagement with the Wilkes Stock con- pany in Seattle in July. The local girl has been most successful on the Pacific coast and is planning to take her first brief rest in a year in south ern California, where she came into prominence as clever ingenue.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
Parties Plan Tour Golden
 State During Summer Months

Dr.. and Mrs. S. D. Futile motored to the coast last evening and plan to tour in California during the sum mer months. Leaving on the same day were Mir. and Mrs. Louis Sands who will also tour until the early au- tumn season when they will return 10 Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
Wenden People Guests of Honor Deliuhtful dinner

MT. and Mrs. Fred Tatum who re- turned Monday to their home in Wenden were the guests of honor at dinner at the St. Francis Saturday the hosts being Mir. and Mrs. Fen Hildreth. Covers were laid for MT and Mrs. Tatum, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Brownfield, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Me Cam of Florence and MT. and Mrs Harry Kay.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
Miss Clara Hazard To Study on Coast

Miss Clara Hazard, the girl who gives promise of a wonderful future. left recently for Los Angeles, where she will study program building with Zalinsky. She will continue her work later in the summer with Turpin ac- companist and cowor.1er of Cecil Fan ming. who believes the Phoenix singer has remarkable talent.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
Red Cross Tea Proves to Be Pleasant Event

Mrs. Myron H. McCord gave a Red Cross tea Thursday afternoon that was one of the particularly pleasant affairs of the week.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
Mrs. Huff Guest of Honor At DeIiuhtfuI luncheon

Mrs. Colt Hughes gave a small luncheon Monday in honor of Mrs. Ida
 E. Huff who left Friday for San Diego with her daughter, Miss IneZ Huff They will join Miss Olive Huff who preceded them to the coast and remain with her throughout the sum- | mpr
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09

St. Luke's hospital, New York. His brother. Lieutenant Herndon Norris, a Yale man and a graduate of the first officers training camp is at present stationed at Camp Lewis.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09

A. Johns. speaker of the house; Hon.
 D. c. O'Neill, Hon. T. A. Hughes, Judge w. L. Barnum, Walter Braw- ner. II. M Watson, and Everett White.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
Informal Tea Compliments
 Mrs. Ida Ruff of Fort Smith

Mrs. F. B. Baptist gave an informa tea Tuesday afternoon complimentary to Mrs. Ida E. Huff of Fort Smith Arkansas.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
Cards Received Here
 Announcinu Enuauement

Cards were received here yester- day from Los Angeles announcing the engagement of Miss Anna Hazel Lo-
 gan, daughter of Mrs. Anna Logan tt Benjamin Thomas Sheppard.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
MT. and Mrs. Ernest Bennett Are Guests Here fo Week

Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Bennett passed the week here from Los Angeles the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Ben nett.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
Members of Orchestra Are Entertained With Dance

MT. and Mrs. Phil Lewis were hosts of an informal dance Saturday even ing following the band concert at the Park. their guests of honor being the members of the jazz orchestra of the band After the dance a number of the party motored to Maricopa over the week end where they were also the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Lewis, the group comprising MT. and Mrs. Don aid Dunbar, MT. and Mrs. Charles Me Arthur, MT. and Mrs. Warren McAr- MT. and Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury and Miss Henrietta Olney.
 Mrs. Roy s. Goodrich Joins Husband and Daughter On Coast Mrs. Roy S. Goodrich left recently for California where she joined MT. Goodrich and their daughter. Miss Eleanor. Goodrich who motored to Los Angeles earlier in the week.
 Miss Dameron Will Visit
 Lieutenant and Mrs. Byron l Miss Erile Dameron left Friday l evening for San Diego where she will be the guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. Lester Byron Grene Foley). Later in the season Miss Dameron will be | joined by her parents, MT. and Mrs. L. D. Dameron and motor with them from San Diego to San Francisco.
 
 Mrs. RedewiI Leaves
 to Summer In Chicago | Mrs. Francis H. RedeWill will leave this evening for Chicago where she will summer.
 Pretty FIacstaff Girl
 Returns Alter Gay Visit Miss Lucille Tracey returned to | Flagstaff yesterday after a delight full fortnight's stay in town during which time she was extensively feted by the junior set.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Redewill
 Return from Northern Arizona Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Redewill re- turned Tuesday from a weeks motor | tour of the north. They plan to be here some time going to the coast later in the season for the stay of several week.
 l Surprise Affair Given
 In Honor of Birthday | Miss Martha Lee Edens was the incentive for delightful surprise af- | fair Monday evening, the event being arranged by her sister, Miss Gertrude l Edens. Those who gathered at tho Edens residence 520 North Ninth ave nue included MT. and Mrs. Clydt Blaine. MT. and Mrs. M. M. Mitzler Miss Mary Fitch. Miss Bertha Gibbs | Miss Lois Townsend, Miss Lotti' Bright. Miss Edith Bright, Miss Lydis Schrader, Miss Zella Hurley, Mis- Jimmie Sauls. Miss Thelma Irvine | Miss Hughie Bone, Miss Bernice Edi son. Erby Henderson, Eugene Wailes | E. T. Hurley, s. B. Mallicoat, Byrol Willard, Roy Null, William Rye, w
 I. Irvine and Jack Tulleys.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
Visiting SoIons
 Motif for Dinnel

Mir. and Mrs. W. E. White gave charmingly appointed dinner Wednes- day evening at their home, 52S Culver street, entertaining in compliment to few members of the legislature. Those there included Dr. and Mrs. Davis of Pinal county, Mr. and Mrs George Lewis, Senator Fred Sutter, Senator F. O. Mattox, Senator Fergu- son. Senator Hugh Campbell. Hon. A.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
Miss Kate Christy Leaves for Coast

Miss Kate Christy left last evening for the remainder of the summers ab- sence in San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
Mrs. Marshall and Daughter to Be Gone Indefinite Period

Mrs. E. A. Marshall and her daugh- ter, Miss Angela Marshall, left last evening for Waco, Texas, where they will be the guests of Mrs. MarshalTs sister, Mrs. J. M. Carter for an in definite period.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
MT. and Mrs. Eugene Redewill
 Return frnnn Northern Arizona

Mir and Mrs. Eugene Redewill re- turned Tuesday from a weeks motor tour of the north. They plan to be here some time going to the coast later in the season for the stay of several week.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
Mrs. Roy s. Goodrich Joins
 Husband and Dauchter On Coast

Tusband and Daughter On Coast
 Mrs. Roy S. Goodrich left recently for California where she joined MT Goodrich and their daughter, Mis-: Eleanor. Goodrich who motored tt Los Angeles earlier in the week.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-09
Miss Dameron Will Visit
 Lieutenant and Mrs. Byron
Pretty Flagstaff Girl
 Returns After Gay Visit

Miss Lucile Tracey returned td
 Flagstaff yesterday after a delight
 full fortnights stay in town during which time she was extensively feted by the junior set.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12

roviny, potrebne k vyrobe va
lecneho materialu, budou j.
hned poukazany k vyrobe rIz
nych potreb civilniho obyvatel
stva a k vyrob6 predmetI pro
vyvoz. Rada valecneho prImy
slu nebude zrusena, pokud me-
bude mir podepsan. Zvlastni
vybor byl presidentem Wilso
mem ustanoven, ktery ma pre-
vesti priimysl 2 valecneho sy-
stemu ma pfedvalecne pomery.
Ten Sc ma vynasnazit, ably pro
vedl nutne zmeny beze zmat-
XII a nepravidelnostf, tax ably
nebylo zbytecne mnozstvf del
Mkt bez zamestnani.
Wgy!Ss,Ss]l gy!s,s] .WgySS .gyS
SBfRKA SLOZENA v ADM.
"SVETA" PRO CESKE MAR.
=, SDRUzENf. -
a.,
j. Jandik, Chardon, O.,
co Narodni dan $500
Vyt6zek sazky dvou ne
jmenovanych pant 200
Dne z listopadu bylo W.
kaZanO 1885
Dne IL. listopadu 1918
Sc naleza v admin
| straci sveta, $13s.s5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12
POLICE ROvNEz sLAvlLA.

Policeinf nacelnfk Smith ma
,fidil vcera svym podfizenym,
ably v nahodilem zatykanf byli
opatrnf a mensf pTestupky ig-
norovali. 400 straznfkd udrzo-
|valo jakys takys poradek u
squaru a ii pozatykali asi sto
|lidf opilych a tucet kapsafd. O.
.pilf lide zavadeni ma stanicf hla
vne proto, ably poulicni tlace-
|nici neprisli k drazu. Jinak DO.
liciste melt oovnez jakesi polo
vicni prazdniny a We vetsine pf1
|padn v oslavovani zdatne'po-
mahali.
Nejvetsf t]acenice panovala
II radnice, kaplz nescislre prn.
vodv mely namifeno. .Mavo,
priial v audienci nektere nacel
Milky prnvodu, vvslechl nekolik
serenad a posleze Easel ma
square, kde. fecnil asi pill no.
diny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12
|WSS IWSS]
KRISE We SPANELSKU.

Pariz. - Spanelska vyssi
snemovna mela bourlive sezeni.
Zprava o tom byla casopisu Pc
tit Parisien poslana primo z
Madridu. Ministr verejnych in
strukci hrab9 Romanones od-
soudil nerozhodnou neutralitu
spanelske vlady a JIM recnfci
promluv5li We smyslu Iplne stej
mem. Romanones vyzyval VIA
du, by konecne zaujala stano-
!visko prospojenecke. Prohlasil
lpak, chce-li Sc spanelsko jed
nou tesiti miru trvalemu, ze
iednou konecne musi pfiznati
fbarvu. Ministersky predseda
Maura die zpravy te dal ma je-
vo, ze zamysli podati resignaci,
Ia prohlasil, ze poliucka krise
stane Sc pax akutni, by v dd-
sledcich toho zakrocil cely ma
rod v zajmu rozresenf palciv6
teto otazky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12
WS:'S| (: S: [W!'S,S] W!',S]
SVATEK v OHIO.

Statnf 1rady Ohio byly wee
ra rano zavreny, ponevadz stat
nj sprava nafidila svatek.
Nejvetsi ruch panoval v Co
lumbus, kde vyrukovalo RADIO
We vojsko vojenske kapely
hrmely pred statnim karitolem.
Cinnost v tovarnach byla hped
rano zastavena a rOvnez velky
prumysl celem statu vcera "a
Ehalel. V n6kterych m6stech mu
|sely byt hostince jiz poledne
uzavreny. Stalo es tax ma roz-
|kaz licensnich komisard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12
WlS''.Sll 'Wll'''.''l W'SS '!'ls
Lyme v cESKE CTVRTI.

! Kaiser byl vcera j ma ceske
Broadway lyncovan. Bylo tax
pred hasicskou stanicf, kde Kai
|srova figura visela ma trakc.
Enfm kabelu v cele sve nadhefe
la cisafskou helmou ma praz-
Idne mozkovici. Kaiser visel xii
dne, trpelive a pouze kdyz ma.
|hodily patriot cihlou iej zasahl,
|pohnul ssebou trochu, jakoby
professional.
Do vecera Kaisrova figura
podobala Sc chumaci stare We.
lteSe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12
DOCKAL Sc VLAJKY.

Zakladatel mesta MojziS Gle
veland, vcera rovnez "slavil".
Kterys aviatik pripevnil totiz
k sose jeho ma squaru veliky a.
mericky prapor, pod kterouzto
vlajkou temer kazda kapela
mimo pochodujici zahrala Moi.
zisovi vitezny pochod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12
MS.S WSSl
vALEcNElK KOkTRAKTY NE
BUDOU ODVOLANY.

Washington, d. c., IL. listo-
padu. = Pfedseda rady valec
neho primyslu p. Baruch, pro
hlasil, ze s prichazejfcim mi
rem nebudou ihned zruseny
l.ontrakty, ale budou jen po-
stupne meneny, penevadz ne
bude jiz tolik valecneho mate
lialu zapotrebi.
I kdyz bude primeri podep-
sano, tax po jistou dobou sc
brde hojne valecneho materia.
lu jeste vyrabeti.
Jakmile budou pfebyvati 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12

HLEDA Sc byt Sc stravou neb
beze stravy. Nechte adressu v
adm. t. listu. lila
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12
lWSS] (WSSl
SENSAcNf PROCES.

Pariz. - Pred francouzskym
senatem, ktery zaseda jako nej
vyssi soud, zahajen byl dnes
sensacnf process byvalym mini
sterskym predsedou Josephem
Callauxem, poslancem Loui-
sem Loustalotem a Paulem
Combym. Obzalovanf nebyli
pfftomni, ponevadz stavaifcf Ii
|ceni je pouze preliminarnim.
|Obzaloba byla ctena statnfm
'navladnim. Soudnf dvur ustano
|vil zvlastni vybor k vysetrenf
ddkazoveho materialu, ktereho
ie spousta. Stat ma po ruce asi
1000 dokladG o vine iobzalova-
nych. Jakmile vybor bude pra
cf tou hotov, pfikrocf sc k VIA
stnimu projednavanf procesu
pred soudem. Jen neco malo di
vakd a posluchacd pritomno
bylo ma gallerii pro obecenstvo.
Pfitomno bylo 80 senatord a
54 schazeli. Mez' posluchaci
pritomen byl pravnik obzalova
neho byvaleho ministerskeho
predsedy - B. Crecaldi. zalo-
ba, kterou cetl statni navladni
Theodore Lescouve, klade 1--WE.
denym tfem muzIm "a vinu
spiknuti proti bezpecnosti sta
tu svymi styky s neprftelem a
napomahanim temuz v podni-
cich jeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12
KARFL "BEZZEMEK". NOW
TITUL RAKOUSKEHO
CfSARE.

Amsterdam. - Postaveni
Rakousko--Uherska della " Ne
meckn stint doiem. Celv n6rne-
ckv tisk pfSpousti. ze cisaf Ka.
rel je cisafem bez z'em6. Ami
jeden "v6rnVch rakouskvch
narodh" lei. iak Sc ida. ne
chce. Bvl liz npozornen. abv ne
iezdil do iednoho mesta ma u
her~ke pfd6.
Mel odjeti s cfsafovnou ne
kolika dnech do Sze9edinu, a.
le starosta m9sta pozadal Via
du, ably navst9va byla odloze-
ma ne neurcito "nasledkem fax
ia. ze nepfftel stoji pred brana
mi a smysleni lidu v zemi.'
UvzxH ETTxT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12
WSSl WSSl
OSLAVA SKONcILA Me-
SfESTfM.

34lety G.. Jenkins, 1868 zap.
95 ul.. s1castnil sc rovnez wee
eiSich oslav v dolennim meste
a kdvz ma navrat k domovu 30
myslil. nestesti lei potkalo. Jen
kins sritil Sc totiz s nakladniho
automobile pod kola t6hoz a
hlava mu bvla rozmackana,
takze smrt okamzite Sc dosta.
villa.
Dva JIM autoiste byR tezce
.poraneni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12
WSslS] 1!l!slsl WS!S Y;
VLADA USTANOVf CENU
ODEVU.

Washington. - Rada pro
valecny prdmysl ma v lmyslu
ustanoviti CO nejdrive ceny muz
skych i zenskych odevG latek
a prime nepochybne >podobna
pravidla, jako pri ustanoveni
cen obuvi. Obleky, klobouky a
jine zbozi toho druhu, bude
rozdeleno ma nekolik trid die
jakosti zbozi prace a bude u
stanovena nejnizsi a nejvyssi
'cena. Predseda Baruch prohla-
.sil, ze sice uznava, ze cena ode
vim nemize byti tax nfzka, ja-
ko pred valkou, avsak neni zad
neho ddvodu, proc by mela BY
tt nespravedlive zvysovana, tax
ze chudy clovek 81 pomalu ne
bude moci koupiti Sat. v n6ko-
lika dnech bude svolana schhze
zastupc0- yelkoobchodniku- a
,primyslnik -,jakoz-i zastnpcl
maloobchodniki a pravidelne
ceny budou ustanoveny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12
W,7!S.!Ssll W7!.!sl WlSls, W1!'ls,!
CESKY VOJfN Sc POHkE-
SUE.

V dnesnim seznamu amer.
ztrat We Francii naleza Sc sest
jmen Cleveland'anG a mezi te-
mi jmeno pesiho vojfna Vacla-
va Pecky, 1920 Czar Ave-, jenz
v bitve v Argonnskem lese stal
Sc nezvestnym a patrne upadl
v zajeti. Pecka by vylosovanym
!brancem a svij vycvik nabyl v
|tabore Sherman - Chillicothe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12

Ma Harvard ave. biz vych.
70. ul. zastfelen byl dnes cas-
ne rano obchodnik D. Evans,
1923 Ottawa ave. kterymsi ban
ditou. Vrah po oloupeni svs o.
bsti uprchl a posud nebyl dopa
den.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12

PRIME. Sc delnik ma 'kovanf
koni, yozoyou -kevafskou pra-
ci. Haste Sc " c.-3128 Fulton
Road. lila
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12
i1Ak. SE NYNf zAcHAzf Sc,
SLECHTlCI v RAKOUSKU.
Dav lidi vyhodil vlaku Gleny
vysoke aristokracie.

Curych, IL. listopadu. - Ji-
Isty cestujfci, ktery sem prAve
|pfiiel 2 vfdns, vypravuie 0 ta-
mnfch pom6rech mnoho zaji-
mavych vecf. Ma trait byl napa
den v1ak davem ildf. Mista We
vozech -prvnf tridy, ktera zau-
iata bvla hrabetem Berchtol-
dem, byvalym rakouskouher-
|tsk1nn ministrem zahraritnfch
zalezitostf a knfzetem Lichten-
BERGEN, byla zauiata a oba Sic
|chtici vvhozeni ven. Mnoho vo-
iakh. boufliv61 Sc chovajfcfch,
usa dilo sesna stfese vozh.
Obchodv We vesnicfch, lezf-
|cich ma trait, byly vyloupeny a
zbozf odvezeno nebo zniceno.
Cestuifci tento pine potvrzuie,
ze v Rakousku vladne anarchie.
Venloovsk6 statkv isou plene-
nv desertery. Burzoasye. bojfc
Sc bolSevick6ho hnuti, zada "a
zakroceni spoiencf.
HYcH N7CT
KAREL 'BEZZEMEK". NOVY
TITUL RAKOUSKEHO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-12
lax CLEVELAND OSLA.
VOVAL ZASTAVENf !.
SVETOVE ,VALKY.
sIRANA tTvRTz.

Mayor Davis We sve dobre
snaze aby neutrpel,o delnictvo
1 prhmysl ztratou casu nafidil
aby teprve vecer pred osmou
pofadan byl privod ma oslavu
docileneho vitezstvi mad Meme
ckem a sice oslavou vcasnou a
prfpadnou "cejchovanou" sa-
mJm statnfm departementem
We Washingtone. Ale nadseni
lidu bylo vstsi nezli Sc daleko
ocekavati a nadseny lid pres
radu "opatrne a moudre hla-
wv obce", Sc jiz pocatkem roz-
bfesknuvsiSn Sc dnem pustil do
oslavy, jez 50 stala demonstrate
jake al dosud v tax velkem me
fitku Cleveland nebyl svedkem.
Sc vsech casti mesta j re
vzdalensjsfch predmestich po-
caly jiz zahy rama po hlav-
Mich ulicich jez vy1sfuii ma
Squaru prouditi cele davy. Vns-
trni mesto nebylo snad jeste nj
kdv soueasne tolik vozidly ma
jednbu tax pfeplneno.
TovArny vysflaly autotrucky
s delnictvem jez sva vozidla Wy
zdobovalo rdznym zpdsobem.
NejGastejsim pfedmetem tech
to okras byl ovsem kaisr sam.
Spatfili jsme nekolikrate vycpa
nou jeho podobu uvazanou wa
du k stroll. Pred hasicskou sta
nicf ma Broadway houpalo sc Je
no CTS. a kral. Velicenstvo ma
drate elektrickeho vedenf.
Kolem Squaru bylo iiz dopo
ledne iako v 1lu, RUNE impro-
visovane prnvody budily pozor
most divaka; ppkud isme mo-
hi postrehnouti nejvetsfmi SEN
sacemi odpoled. bvly: Pohfeb
obou kaisrh, pofadany Italy
"a smutecni "kapelou" neseny
dive cerne rakve s "pozHstatky''
vypuzenych potentatd. Rumuni
budsli pozornost kapelou hous-
listu, East Ohio Gas Co. vypra.
villa velky automobil ma kteren
delnictvo kladivy vesele busilc
do kovadlin a celia rada jinych
Gasovych atrakci.
Americke a spojenecke vlaj.
ky sly primo ma, dracku a
druhe rade Sc testify obchodnt
pozonosti RUNE nastroje vylu
zujici zvuky, Cd male pronika
We pistalky az do velkych reh'
tacek mechanickym "poho
nem." Zpevu, hluku bylo tolik
ze. by Sc biblicti zide, jez jail
znamo ramusem dobyli Jerichs
jeSt9 mnohemu cd Clevelandl
mohli priuciti.
v preplnenem dolnim mest'
zavrely Sc veskere obchody a
by zamestnanci Sc. mOhli de
monstraci s1castrHt. Divadla
hostince a restauranty delal.
po-cely den znamenite obcho
dy. Pri prochazce hlucicim da
vem spatrili jsme vyjevy mno
hdy az ma nepricetnost hrani
cici. TAX ma treti vychodni uli
ci jisty "rozradostneny" mu
krmil dollary policejniho kon&
Ma hlavy zastupu Sc snasel
co chvile S vyssich pater MIRA
kodrapI spousty letaku i kor
fet co chviE ukazoval lid n
poletujici aeroplany.
Misty nastal velky naval, zt
jmena pri vecernim prdvod'
ale celkem zaznamenava pol
Gle velmi malo nehod k pomer
k tax ohromne Icasti. Jedin
Arkadami proslo "a vcerejsih
dine vice jak 100000 lidi.
Vecernfho prGvodu Sc s1ca'
Milo hlavne vojsko a namofn
ci; 1castnici nesli cervena bel
galska svetla, take Sc parad
"a vecerni tiny podobala rud
mu hadu vlekoucim Sc zatopC
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-01-24
MASTERS SALE
State of South Carolina,
County of Dillon.

State Of South Carolina,
County of Dillon,
In the Court OF Common Pleas.
Under and by virtue Of q Decretal
order Of his Honor r. w. Memmin-
ger. Presiding Judge. bearing date
Nov. .28th, 1917 in the case of J. D.
Haselden. plaintiff, vs. w. M. Hamer,
defendant, the undersigned as Mas
ter for Dillon County will sell before
the Courthouse door In said County,
on sales day in February, to wit, Mon
day. Feb. 4th. 1918. during the regu-
lar hours Of sale. 100 shares Of the
capital stock OF the Dillon Cotton
Mills and 115 shares OF the capital
stock of the Maple Cotton Mills. of the
par value Of one hundred dollars exch.
Said sale to be for cash. and II any
purchaser ut said sale should fail to
Immediately comply with his bid, said
stock will be Immediately resold ut
the risk Of the former purchaser. and
will from time to time be sold as Of
ten as there may be failure to COM
ply with the terms Of sale. No bid
shall be cried or considered unless the
bidder shall have deposited with Mas
ter certified check payable to his or
der for at least $1,000 per share Of
the stock being 80 sold. Upon the bid
being complied with the undersigned
will duly turn over to the purchaser
certificate representing the stock 40
purchased. .
A. b. JORDAN,
1-17-st. Master.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-01-24
Stopping the Ex-cxars Expres,

The ex-czarina's belief In the un-
speakable Rasputin proves that she
was Of a strongly supersduous turn
OF mind. and she Is generally regarded
as the true maker Of the revolution in
Russia, but an incident which occurred
whilst the ex-czar was travelling from
Petrograd to Moscow proves that the
superstition Is not all on her side.
1t appears, says writer, that the
ex-czar wears ring In which he be-
heves is embedded a fragment of the
true cross. 1t was originally one of
the treasures of the Vatican and was
presented to one Of the cars prede-
cessors for diplomatic reasons. The
value he places on this suppositious
relic was proved when he accidentally
left 1t behind him when travelling to
Moscow. He had the train stopped
instantly, a special express chartered.
and trusty messenger sent post-haste
back to fetch the missing ring, nor
would he allow the train to bulge an
inch till his messenger returned, hours
afterward, with the relic!
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-01-24
New q r. p.

A young aviator at one .of the ayia-
tion fields, wrote his mother q letter
recently, and among other things he
said that he had got to be q x. p"
On receipt Of the letter the good moth
er. with love In her heart for her boy.
hastened to q jewelry store and in
formed the jeweler that she wished to
buy a x. Of p. ring for her SON, saying
that she had received q letter from
him stating that he had become q z.
p. A ring was selected, paid for and
prepared for mailing. In due time the
TX. p. aviator" received the package
containing the ring and letter from
his mother, In which she commended
him on the step he had taken and that
she was sending him this ring to show
her appreciation.
The young man at once saw that
his mother was laboring under . mis-
take, as he was not q member Of the
Knights Of Pythias, as she supposed,
but instead he was kitchen police at
the aviation grounds. He at once
wrote his mother. explaining the
meaning Of his letter, and kept the
matter a secret for some time, but it
was too good, and he told the story
to party Of people who were visit
ing at the field.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-01-24
ShstSof Myotery.

The manufacture or t1dts1ze part Q
machinery to replace anything broken
IL almost impossible in the limited
space of the battleship's machine
shops. But wondrous feats are per
formed In the repair ships that &C
company fleets on stations remote from
dock facilities, states q British war
correspondent.
The repair ship is q huge floating
smithy and machine shop packed with
everything that the wit Of man can
concentrate into the space for treating
wounded battleships. These ships en-
ploy some Of the best artificers from
our naval dock yards, and are scat
tered In every quarter in which the
British fleet Is stationed remote from
dock facilities. The Boche has moth
ing like them, and 1t has been stated
that no inQuisitive Boche has ever
been allowed to intrude his nose
aboard one to investigate it's myster-
les and take the information to his
employers of how the strange feats
performed by the repair ship are ef-
fected. The repair ship is the abode
OF secrets.