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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-27

II scnras o. E u ) aal u 0. Il the
fist game hprr SA-iee anE -a-sr were
II f-eAig- The Eeds wun II the rau-n
Il singles 1E WInEs and Sales, q wIia
-s--Uw ny Carter and SACRIFICE fly by
E4Duat. n uhe secnnG game Fisher hsl3
-alGagp = -r-ss Ez-z- Vaughn sf1z- pEt
c-s Iaaae-s far FIVE tEsInEz. 5uI they
9al ar nm n -ae sixth tnr s1x h1s-
vfl n VIE q wi throw and rwp pRsses
ylel1aE seven -UnE. The suures
First Eau1s
Ctlcgrr = s1e Q Q . A-s--gs-2
-inc,una4 n Q 0 Q o : 70 81
Ca--s- and oFa-el- SE-les and
y wingn
Sargn6 game
Chicago a 0 q n 0 0 a Q e-s-ss-zz
Cinciaaa- o g Q x-S-S-e
Taugs.n anc ai-Ir-s-. Fisher and Ear
Iasn-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-27

Knsella- Sacrifice n7-EeEr. Chris
fsnhu--- Sacrifice fy-Mz-znriIis- I'ou-
ple alzys-CDnney, Doyle enc kEl1y7
Duy'ie and CBunsy; ChriErennu-T, Ma
Enr5is zn5 Flick Lee- IN hRses-New
York L Bus7rn Il Esses nr nR-iE-Or
Evan 2 F7Iing1m / #H-of Evan .
m H. innings, Dunuc II - III.
rw pftrhsr-BT Fran. Czr-un Sr-ucG
uus-sv Evan :, FgHngin l. Winning
rftrhsr-Dunnr-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-27
Robins Run Away
From Phils. 13 to ;

PhaAdeErr-R- Sept eb-51sy c-U1-
hlsc u -as zx-n timing ro1zy and
8-onkt-r VIII an saEy v1c1ury ever
Fri5arE. f1t-1R % n O. II Tas the last
game uf 1ae National League he--
-r2E seHsrr SORE
E,-optrsxr - Q q 0 sA1 1-lS l. .
F'nlIadAlpr1a : 0 9 ! Q o e. = 3
anu1n and Miller, Cau-H7el. ExRy,
Cheney and Cla-ks-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-27

tn Turner, Caswel- Ear-1r and
Btaa1s II The backtesE DuwErS, z
EIlArG Of last years 1san. who has
sseen laid 10 fRw days. may get ln1D
ths -ans
Lhzs Is -ns 6rE game and Il = n
home game. and II is hoped that the
students anG p9ialac WI g1we the buys
sI11-cE-aEsmen- ny turning au- u EoDG
numbers Al boos1ars OUT STRUNG
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-27

Chi0@- Sept $Jer-uf- eRxisy
de5sa1sr Charzg. 70 u II III e--z-1c
Ezne to-day rne riE1-ars mn Sullivan
hard and were hea2ed sanng by rzE-
EeG support Manager GaEasun Ezre
-oE1 uf his -zeulzE = nesr Ecnre-
DsE-uif ---H H11 $40 / e-lR l9
Chicago -D8B. H2eBe-T Il 4
DEz@ En6 Ainazu1rn. Sullivan and
Jenk1nn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-27
BELGRADE

Nj znf Mrs. Ian Rngerz and n--le
cacgraer PauI1ne have returned "a
their hams n Berwick. af-sr passing
several weeks win Mr. RnEerx ma
rsnA. Nr- Ind Mz z ". EnEEx.
Mans Frances L Mznut werr 70
Lew1scun SepnEmber .srh. where she
VII be q member Of the Eupnnuore
ciasE IL Bz-as C1lege
Frank Sanhurn and Stanley Ees-
sun- b L. g -. hare sursreE rhe
Freshman cia1 ~ Eares CnlzeEE.
1r. and MIA Rnscue Yez1un us
PrnF1dence- z Z. VIM have paaselz
the pasf rWo muufhs with Mr- Frse-
mzn yszann- have rernr1sd huzueS
HL Mar1e Damz@ E1eEsllE1.
dnnxhrzr uf Mr. aud ML Mdzizr1
Duzurz.. fsrmsy - rzis pzace. who
- = nnunnnnia SepG a NJ tine
- HRzna N Wn1Ezwzzze. wns:
- AnsE - buriaz 1a1is Rezk
Duu1x Enzn1znm Ana EnWizE
~ 0su1E - fm falnir hnne 1na
- xA. Wa-. zzaE rmMiug sezernz
w111n wf<h reznx1wes hnrG
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-27
5000 ON CLOSING
DAY UNION FAIR

Iuun, Me-. Sept .h-In spite Of
very rz-eE1Enllg weather, 1000 per
sonE saw the closing days races Of
The Nor1h Anax Fair Thursday, when
Efaist Pa.ch, ewres by L c BuzzeE
Of Belfast. cEme WITHIN a SECOND af
eqlalzrg thu track record Eer-nllun.
owned by "a. z. Newber- af Boston.
VICE rhe 80 class u Strength hsa.S.
-hs sEmua-y-
.-..4 Class. FTRSE s-5p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-27


CnRrmbnn c.. Gep1- :s-Tn-y
Mu4r wsao haz lid nj aripzEn tr
xlnn1ng rzces In 3ane PRESENT grand
cr-UE messing. had ansther biE
afternoon af n TODAY when ne uun
rWo af Las sDEr races On tine PRO-
xrzn
LsErscr G. Bmnen again uzzsfae6 a
Aeia uf fast pacez n 1he Arch Cry
s-1s Ezzze. winning N three evenly
racea uzlez
RRruneaE E1Eswopd was exper-H6
ID shew Eood eUm. tU- she tzzisd
and hN1EhsE ou-ai1e the money.
EniEae TODD wza lzme and n rne
fnzra heat wzs 80 badly on. af tnrm
rhHr she wRs elEzznce6
DR. Wick wun haE tnrf nce OF
tae meErinx when Murphy kept
rsm ahead af Barron Csgen1ie. almost
an equRl tarur1ae m the oezz1nE
In the seeonf E-viziur N rhe 2.Ag
PACE Asqulzia LaTlun. a western geia-
ng. Was Lhe best af rne SET and N
ne second heHl ne sr1srsd Ens Isl
II new e.ff5 pacsrs by Stepping a
nls II LBS Ia a la-Ee field
srnrer N 1he s1c pace winch WIS
VICE BY E1val Earl as1E- he ra5 crop
pee The FIRST asE- To Cherry N LIS
The nssllng VII snr 1anor-uw
wI-h a snnr1 Prns-zn IF three races,
the .--S E-Dt- the III -yf an6 -As
.-1s EDr-
The summarizes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-27
SENSATIONAL
RACES AT UNITY

n--y5 NJ sept 36-A II. crnwd
a-1sndeE the Unity Far Thursday
and sEw scne the racing. with sen
saluuRl drives on lne finishes. The
sEIDaTy-
.es4 CLASS, MIXED FTEF S.5
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-27
LIVE AGENTS WANTED!
Be Our Asens-M.ke Good Money Selling Our Unver.aI Starter


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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-27

Guaranteed = work psracr1E as
lE-- OF Il LIS sQ1d an nlnev sSE
and refund the purchase pr1cE *
psraacL Every part II = G-1p -,
severe abuse. Is alasnIZzoAsr Hoo
fur sale. This Is Is E-g aqpEE-E1
Ene and uL wasted N letting vnE-
s-rR-lur- sa1ras E-'s nov loca1ar 4
nas- af tne S-a-es les a1-ga1y Das-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-27

..aB PACE. FTRSE sz-aufl. SECcN-
DTTTEIsN. . HEATS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-22

NOVA Three-Point Cantiever pera ma Overland
~ 4, zvlastni konstlukci tvarem ochranuji ka-
lu cestujici cd svizelu obycejnych cest. Kyma-
ceni, treseni, narazy, jsou podvuhodnym zplso-
benz uvedeny ma nejmensi miru Naraz silnice Sc
jen zTidIla vas dotkne. Telo pocituje jen nepatr-
ne namahy douhych cest
Pera Overland A piipojena jsou ma koncich
per 1870 palcove zakladny umoznuji tax cestoy-
nj pohodli, coz drive bylo moznosti jen oozvla-
ste tezkgch kar dlouhou koloyou Zakladnou,
Overland ztlstava pii lehke vaze strojem u
spomym phi zakladn6 100 palci.
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S pery Three Point Cantilever
Nova Overland 4 zda Sc 90
silnici jen plouti

Three-Point Cantilever pera chrani stroj pred
silnicnimi narazy ma cestach malo siizdnych, pro-
duzuji jejich trvani zmenSuji vydani.
Vypraveni Overland jest spolehlive cd
Autolite spouSt6ce a svetel az pc TillotsonGv kar
burator.
Rekolnich 25O,OOO mil zku5ebnich cest do
kazaly silu vytrvaost techto kar
Phi prvni pfilezitosti 81 Overland a pro-
hlednete Zadejte 0 brozurku. Overland 4 ce-
stovni s845, roadster $845, kupe $1325, sedan
s1375. Ceny vyrozumivaji Sc Toledu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
Dozen are Injured
 in Train Wreck

More than a dozen passengers received severe shaking up, and several were painfully injured yes terday morning at Altheimer when a freight train, consisting of an engine and caboose, crashed into the rear of Altheimer branch passenger train No. 431, on account of the thick fog, it is said. The passenger train was backing out Of the station on it's way to Pine Bluff at about II o'clock when the accident occurred.
 Among those injured were Miss Bessie Williams of Grapevine, who was brought here and taken to the Florence sanitarium. Clarence II. Carnahan en route to his home at Allport, received a cut on the leg from flying glass. Engineer J. E. Everett of the freight train and the fireman, were slightly bruised, it is said. The rear coach of the passenger train was smashed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
400 State Banks Show Increase
 of $4l,927,567

Little Rock, Dec. 23.-There is no more striking proof of the prosperity of the state than the statement of the 401 banks that are under state supervision.
 The statement just issued for these banks for November IT shows that the total resources are S1S7, ,108,559.72, as compared with S145 ,180,992.20 on the date of the preceding report, June 20, an in- crease of $41,927, ,567.52.
 This is much the largest amount of resources ever reported for the state banks, being an increase of more than 300 per cent since March 5, 1915, when the total resources for the 431 banks then under state supervision was only $61 S9,094.69.
 Since June 30, last, the single item of individual deposits has increased from SG5, ,1O8,912.S1 to $99 9,O83, ,652.46, and there is also an increase of million dollars in the savings accounts in the same period.
 Four years ago the individual deposits were only $33,71O,O9O.16, a little more than one third the present deposits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
Xmas Weather, Like Liquor, Rests
 With the Stocks

Washington, Dec. 23.-Hopes for "white Christmas" like those for "wet Christmas will depend largely on tue stocks on hand, weather bureau predictions tonight showing no indications of more SHOW either on Christmas eve or Christmas day for the portion of the JnileG States east of the Mis- sissippi river. There may be some ancw tomorrow in the region of that great lakes, but the fore caster at the weather bureau said such would be merely local.
 The SHOWS of last week which were general thruout the east have, a chance to try out his Christmas sled.
 Christmas day the temperature will be mode rate in the middle vest with the exception of the i'm mediate great lakes section. For the territory west of the Missis- slppi mild temperatures were gen orally forecast.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
Operators Court Investigation of
 Coal Industry

Washington, Dec. 23.-Investi-
 gatlon of the coal industry is "courted' by the operators. it was asserted tonight by the executive committee of the bituminous coal operators association, in state nlent lep!yng to the declaration last night of Attorney General Palmer that the government would
 noo assume that the operators will hreak faith" and intimatinp that ways would be found to Keep faith in the coal strike set clement.
 lhe executive committees statement announced that a gener- al meeting of mine owners from all farts of the United States had heen summoned to consider the situation arising from settlement ot the strike. The place where the meeting will be held was not announced but it was said it will take place as soon as possible.
 "The coal operators have al- ways courted a full investigation of the industry" the executive committees statement said. "They welcome one now. They are whole heartedly eager to have come out of this controversy a program that will be construc- tive and that will insure indus trial peace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
LUTHERAN SERVICES.

Christmas services will ze held at the Lutheran church this even- ing and tomorrow forenoon. This evening at 7:30 p. m. the children of the Sunday school will partici- pate in a program including songs and recitations, and at which Rev. W. C. Schrader, pastor, will speak On the great event the Christian world celebrates at this time. The program will begin with an overture by Prof. E. J. Kueck, Mrs. V. D. Webb, H. V. Bahlau and Fred Rannaberger. The service to- morrow morning will begin at 10:30 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
Big Dinner at
 County Hospital

County Judge Bob Williams has provided a real Christmas dinner for the residents of the County hospital. Superintendent E. c. Stanley was busy all day yester- day with preparations and the 16 people at the hospital are going to have one of the best dinners they ever had. There are six white men, two white women, six negro men and two negro women at the hospital now. Prisoners at the county jail also will probably be given big dinner as is the annual custom.
 Chief of Police J. Frank Stew art also is going to give the city prisoners Christmas present. The chief will open up the big door and let them out
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
more lt re than were carried last year
Many Arrests as
 Pool Halls Open

Dallas, Tex, Dec. 23.-Whole-
 sale arrests followed reopening of
 pool halls here tonight, virtually every hall in the city having re- opened up on receipt Of Q telegram from Washington stating that "an associate justice of the supreme court of the United States" had
 issues an order restraining the, general and other Texas 0r1iclals from interfering with thelr operations.
 !, The telegram was signed by J. M. Cormick, attorney for the pool nall owners who is in Washington seeking such restraining order pending final decision as to the validity of the Texas anti-pool hall law, which is now before the su- preme court. Local authorities were without official information and arrests were made as fast as pool halls opened.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
Capital Chamber
 For Open Shop

Little Rock, Dec. 23.-More than 300 members of the board of commerce, in regular meeting to- day, unanimously endorsed the ac- tion of the board of governors of the organization in declaring for the "open shop" policy in Little Rock industries, and pledging sup port to the building contractors, plumbers and other employers who may adopt the "open shop" or "souare deal" policy in the man. agement of their affairs, and the of men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
Plans to Oppose
 Influx of Chinese

Laredo, Tex, Dec. 23.-A bill pending in the Mexican senate proposing abrogation of the treaty with China which permits imni- grafton of Asiatics into Mexico, has met general approval in the states of Sonora and Sinaloa, ac- cording to Excelsior of Mexico City in it's issue of Sunday. The measure, introduced by Senator La Veaga, would restrict entrance of Chinese into. the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
Xmas Service at
 First Presbyterian

The annual Christmas service will be held this evening at the First Presbyterian church be- ginning at II o'clock and lasting an hour. It will be a ser vice of song by a quartet choir composed of Miss Broadstreet Mrs. Logua, Mir. West and Mir Kastor, assisted by Mrs. J. ". Smith. The pastor, Dr. J. l. Norris, will make a short talk on 
 The public is cordially invited to attend this service, as there will be no other on Christmas day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
FIRE ON MEXICAN GUARD

Juarez, Mex, Dec. 23.--A Mexi- can fiscal guard was fired upon from the American side, near here last night, according to 2 statement made tonight by Pablo Delgado, chief of the Juarez fiscal guards. A volley of rifle fire from the El Paso side apparently dir ected against group of fiscal guards, also occurred Sunday night according to Delgado. No
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
NO ARREST IN FRENCH CASE.

Dublin, Dec. 23.-There are still no arrests for the attempt against the life of Viscount French. No demonstrations oc- cured today when the body of Savage, killed in the attack on the Niceroy, left Dublin for Sligo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
HOOVER NOT CANDIDATE.

San Francisco, Cal, Dec. 23.-- Rumors that he would be a candi- date for the presidency were dis missed by Herbert Hoover when he returned here today from the sec ond industrial conference at Wash ington called by President VII son: "I have no political aspira- tions," said Mir. Hoover
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
one was injured during these alleged attacks

At last, new arrival
 SCHNEIDER'S, 514 MAIf kinds of kosher goods, goosI genuine Holland Milker hi sour and dill pickles, oliv5 Try our own make, pickled, rinlirt) herrings. Come sooi. go like hot cakes. Don't : look the big Christmas i, 1inner. [.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24

attorneys office today. The com plaint, signed by Charles Kremer deputy state food commissioners, aiegcs that nearly 5000 pounds of beef cheeks were kept in cold stor- age here since October 30, 1918. The Wisconsin cold storage law provides that no meat shall be kept in cold storage for a longer period than 9 wear.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
LETTERS TO SANTA.

Dear Santa:-
 l vii write and let you know what I want for Christmas. don't want much, but I want cal pistol, a pair of stockings, and nuts fruits and candy. That is all for this time. I am a little boy eight years old, and am very smart to carry wood.
 Yours very truly,
 ERNEST SMITH 2307 West Fourth. Dear Santa:
 I want to tell you what I want for Christmas. I want pair of stockings, and some fruit, candy and nuts, and that is all this Christmas. I am a little boy six years old, and am very smart.
 Yours very truly,
 NICKLESS SPENCER 2307 West Fourth. Dear Santa:-
 l will write and tell you what want you to send me for Christi mas. l want pair of gloves and nuts, fruit and candy. I don't think l am asking too much of you 1or do l want to. 1 am a little girl 10 years old, and am very smart about the house.
 Yours very truly.
 LIAR SMITH 1907 West Fourth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
HOLD UP ENGINE.

Quitman, Ga., Dec 23.-Mask- ed robbers held up a locomotive of the Yellow Pine Lumber company, en route from Quitman to Perry, Fla, and escaped with a box cor taining $1,000 for the payroll at a logging camp, the engineer and two negro trainmen reported to company officials here today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
BUYS TWO PLAYERS.

Boston, Mass, Dec. Babel Gamer and Paul Smith were sold by the Boston Americans today to the Milwaukee club of the Ameri- can association, it was announced tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
SIGNS WITH FORT WORTH.

St. Louis, Dec. 23-Andy Hack, prominent minor league catcher, has signed a contract with the Fort Worth club of the Texas league, it was announced here to- night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
Massachusetts Town
 Votes to Go Wet

scmerville, Mass, Dec. 23.- somerville, the last city in the state to hold it's municipal cleo tion. followed the example of all hut one of the cities which voted earlier, by declaring today in favor of the licensed sale of liquor. The vote was: Yes, 2,777; No, g. 301.
 It was the first time since the local option system was instituted that the city had gone "wet."
 The vote, however, will have no effect on the situation as nation al prohibition will become oper- at,ve before the next local option year begins.
 100000 SHOP.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
100000 SHOP.

New York, Dec. 23.-Christmas shopping crowds broke all records according to officials of the Inter borough Rapid Transit company. who announced tonight that B. 3O8, ,486 passengers were carried on it's elevated and subway lines Monday. This is half a million
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24

LOST-Silver handled silk um- brella. Chain on handle. Initials
 D. M. B. Suitable reward if re- turned to Knox Walker Furniture COmp4ny. 12-24-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
CHARGE PACK ER VIOLATION

Milwaukee Wis, Dec. 23.-A warrant charging Wilson and cont pany, Chicago packers, with viola tion of the Wisconsin cold storage law, was issued from the district
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
LLOYD-GEORGE TO PARIS.

London, Dec. 23.-Premier Lloyd George will go to Paris next week to confer with Premier Clemen- ceau, it was announced today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-24
THE HOWELL COMPANY,

All Main street, are closing out our sporting goods department and offer reduced prices on guns, shells, skates, bicycles and all other
 items in our sporting goods de- partment. It
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-15
VYROcNf SCHtZE FODlL..
Nfku "ATL.AS CO." r.

! V mistnosti Probu}ova kona
ma vcera vyrocni schdze podil-
nfku vypomocneho a stavebni-
no spolku Atlas" "a velike
tidastl y5eobecne harmonic.
Schuzi zahajil predseda DR.
Rybak a "a cteni finantni zpra
Ivy op6t illustrovano, ze cat
las" zustava jednou z nejlfp
prosperujicfch Inancnich in
stituci nejen v meste nasem,
nybrz V celem statu Ohio.
Ackoliv zdroje jeho po in
kcrporaci r. 1915 chilly jen
Sl3,158.18, nynejsi dotceny ka
pital obnasi jiz vice jak $780,
1000 a dotcene finance staly
rozmach jeste ocekava--- dix
Ibedlivosti schopnosti ufedni-
ku jakoz riditelstva. While
dem k podobnemu uspechu "a
vcerejsich voleb drednici ridi
Itelove dosahli znovuZvoleni,
kterazto volba vyflZena hlad-
ce, aklamacne. Uredniky tudiz
ljsou: Dr.. j. f. Rybak, predse-
da; JOS. Malecek, namestek {;
f. Smetana, druhy mistopred-
seda; A. E. Sicha, tajemnik ;
Geo. S. Gym, pokladnik a Geo
Palda pravnfk.
V fditelstvi nachazeji Sc
Ipp. M. Becka, JOS. 'Blaha, J. S.
Broz, F. e. Jankovsky, K. A.
Kadlecek, DR.. Khlos, A. l.. Ma
res. Jarosl. Nimberger, S. V.
Palda, A. Pavelka, Ant. Sa-
cha, A. B. Sprosty, F. Week,
w. Vlk.
| Po volbach nas,edoval dy.
chanek ia n6hoz rovnez vyslo
vena prani, ably ATLAS" We
sve pusobnosti dale pokraGOval
tax, ably We dvou letech zdroje
ieho dvou milionu dosahly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-15
UMRTi v CESkYCH kRU-
ZfCH.

Pc delsim churaveni skona-
la V pondell V pul noel V ces-
kNch kruzich vSeobecne chval-
ne znama krajanka pi. Anez-
ka Kusova. roHena kasikova
We SVEN utulnem domov6 {.
1929 f. 65 ul.
Zemrela PAM na,ezela k sbo
IN julie Havlickova, {: 88, J
C. d., pfiiela do Ameriky pred
SO. roxy, byla rozena We Vole.
;sne kraj prazsky v Cechach q
dosahla start 54 rokG.
Odchodu jejiho tezce nese
manzel Jan Kus a 6 ditek, bra.
Itri, sestry, Siroky kruh pfa
tel.
Zakefne influze We spoj,an
Sc zapalem Pile, kdyz Sc zdalC
zc jiz nejhorSi minulo, doko
nal 26 rokU stary krajan p. F.
duard Cancik, bytem v {. 576t
Portage Ave. Odchodu jeh'
zeli manzeika Louisa Canciko
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fWS,s] WS,S,]1 Wl,l!,, s
54 NOVYCH POLICIST0.

Riditel Sprosty povola dnes
do policeini sluzby 54 muzl,,
Ipodrobivsich sc zkouSkam mi
Inuly tyden a dalsich dvacet no
IvVch strazniku budo ustanOve-
mo Ultra. Mimo uvedenych bu.
de naverbOvanO 200 nOvacku,
Ibyvalych vojinu, kteri pravidel
Inym zkouskam Sc podrobiti a
mi nemusl.
Mestsky rozpocet pro pristi
rok docka Sc rovnez zmen. Ne
ktere fondy budou totiz We pro
speech policejniho fondu zkra-
ceny, ably novym straznikum
pravidelna mzda mohla byt Wy
lplacnna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-15

ska policie bude dalsich 200
nuzi, rozmno7ena a pol. soud
elm nafizeno, ably vtlci vsen
zattenym provinilcum jednall
bezohledn6. Je tOtiz faktem,
ze mestske soudy oproti pova-
lovacdm ievi pffli5nou shoviva
visit, 6imz zlotiny V m6ste Sc
len rozmnoauii.
Mayor doufa zfskat Il legi-
slatury tolik penez, aby cleve-
landska policie ma 1000 muzn
mohla byt rozmnozena. st.
Louis, mesto podobne velikosti
ma l4OO straznlkG a Cleve-
land jen 700.
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TWSSl FWSSl
MA KRIzOVATCE.

Rychlik MCKEE Plate drahy
vrazil vcera V noel ma kfiZovat
ce u Gladys Ave. V Lakewood,
do automobile M. Dodlina,
predsedv Lumber, & Wreckine
Co.. 2O3 Central Ave. a zabil
lei ma miste. Srazka byla tax
prudka. ze Dodlinovo auto vra
zeno byao mezi kola lokomoti-
Wv a troskv tehoz hasici muse
" bVt odstranenv. Autoista ne
vSiml 81 varovnVch signalG ma
kfizovatce a vlaku chtel uieti
kdvz bylo liz pozde.
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,STRAzN!K TEzCE. ZRANEN

Policista Charles Woods,
lO4O7 Rosehill Ave. Objevil
vtera V noci ma Hyde Ave. o.
puSteny, patrne pred tim ukra
deny automobil. Vsedl tudiz X
ridlcimu kolu a chtel strojem
ku nejblizsi stanici odjeti. Mo
tor auta byl vsak porouchan a
Ia prveho rozjeti stroj vlete'
do telegraph tyta a ztroskota,
Sc docela. Woods Ia one sraz.
XIV utrpel t6zke vnitrni crane
nj. takze ie moznost. ze pora
n6ni svemu podlehne.
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KONf.

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da zaplatila az $l75 a budou
prodany pi'ipadn6 / Ia SIS
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