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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-04-17
Drinking Sake as Voting Qualification

Universal suffrage continues to be
prominent theme of discussion
throughout japan. The question Ct
prohibition has entered into popular
consideration of the problem in some
localities. At public meeting of Osa-
ka barristers on February IA, report
ed in the Japan Chronicle, Mr.. Kiku-
chi, a prominent lawyer of that city,
said that during the heated discus
sion among the Japanese 80 years
ago as to whether a legislature
ought to be brought into being or
not, many japanese took the position
that the time was premature for it's
immediate opening. He observed at
present some people were setting
their faces against the immediate
adoption of universal suffrage on the
same ground, and he felt sure these
persons would be held up to ridicule
a few years hence for the out of date
ideas by which they were obsessed.
Mr.. Kukagawa ridiculed the idea
of attaching much Importance to pay
ment of direct national taxes in fix
ing the qualification as electors. He
said that if a workman took three
cups of sake each day he was virtu-
ally paying 21.6O yen (s10.S0) in
sake tax year.
Mr.. Hino, in refutation of the con-
tention advanced by some people that
the japanese lack sufficient training
as a constitutionally governed ma
ton, pointed to the fact that Japan
stood second on the list of world pow
ers in the percentage of her people
receiving compulsory education.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-04-17

Miss Florence NJ. Roach, of
Charleston, after spending few days
in the city with Mrs. E. o. KirSch,
has returned to her home.
Mrs. H. J. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Matthews and Miss Mary Har-
vey Newsom, of Williston, spent Sun
day in the city with DR.. and Mrs.
Robert Black.
DIR. G. w. Garland left Tuesday
morning for Hartsville. After spend
ing few days there with Mrs. Gar
land, he will proceed to Long Island,
N. Y, where he will spend the sum-
mer months with is sons.
Lieutenant Commander .. Gra-
ham Copeland, U. S. NJ, is in the city
visiting relatives. For about a year
he has been stationed in Ireland. He
is on a months leave of absence, and
will report back at his station on May
first.
Private Frank B. Adams return
ed home from Camp Jackson Sunday.
The statement in the last issue of
The Herald that Mr.. Adams had been
discharged was erroneous. He is,
however, discharged from the SER
vice now.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-04-17
Ship Loading at Night.

One of the docks at South Brook
lyn. N. Y, has lately been equipped
with IA powerful electric lamps, sew
en- on each side, says an illustrated
article in the May Popular Mechanics
Magazine. They are mounted on poles
go feet above the pier floor and far
enough apart to range the entire
deck length of a large freight ship.
The dock side of each lamp is mask
ed, so that all the illumination is d.
rected upon the ships deck where 1t
is needed. Perfect diffusion of light
and location of the lamps outside the
workmen's line of sight eliminates all
glare, which has previously been the
cause of several accidents.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-04-17
Baby Cries Heard by Phone.

A dictaphone with a megaphone
and a loud speaking amplifier in the
receiver, is shown in the May Popular
Mechanics Magazine. With The re-
ceiver fastened to the babys crib in
the nursery upstairs, and the mega
phone placed in the parlor below.
the arrangement works to everyone 5
satisfaction. Mother may 90 about
her housework, while baby will sleep
soundly, undisturbed by the noise of
the living room, but if he should
waken, his cries will be instantly
heard downstairs.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-04-17
Electrocuted a Leopard.

A leopard used by motion picture
concern recently took to sulking,
which made him a disagreeable COM
panion for the actors in the jungle
scenes. according to the Popular Me-
chanics Magazine. Shooting him
with a high powered rifle was first
considered, but was objected to as it
would disfgure the valuable pelt. TO
avoid this, electrocution was decided
upon, using power from a nearby
station.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-04-17
NOTICE OF THE OPENING OF THE
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION OF
THE COTTON OIL COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the
books of subscription to the capital
stock of The Cotton Oil Company
will be opened at the office of E. H.
Henderson, at Bamberg, S. c., at 10
a. M, on the 18th day of April, 1919.
J. A. WYMAN,
E. L. PRICE,
Dated April IA, 1919.
Board of Corporators.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-04-17
He Can Have 1t.

"What if we loses this bllnkin'
war after all, Bill?"
"Well, all I can say is-them what
finds it is quite welcome to keep it. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11
Anyone Now Can Have
Pretty Curls and Waves

Ilers'a hair curling stervt that -
decidedly worth whila" Az bedine
Apply little liquid sllsneginc ~ia q
sisan tooth brush. drawing this darn
the hair from root TO tp la the mnrti :
lns when yoa ioos ID YOUR ultfrur 'ou
viii b. astouished and dslIxhsed %
find your hair ha dried in ~ bs@aii'
ful curls as You've ever worn. Tns
wasiness viii look 30 natural no o''
viii gues@ y was aislfIciaily acquired
You can obtain liquid slimcrlne q
any rug sfors and q few ouns"s ~
last q long sime n IA neither stiSk3
nor greasy aud n pleasant " use Y
Ii doubiy nsefsii because u also ~ers
,ns a. d beneficial drHfzlias kTHKih'
the hair 80. and lussrysss Asisr uns
trial you vtll never so bsea ~ 'a'
sarbafvnf earsiDg iron
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

na,s' lnpcrsAas rf.surs1 u th~ sum.
nser ssshlous rAla eoss laelad~s vas
that II sa~pped into pl4es, eaas~.
qaonssy yoa can vary shs ssfpes u lAs
costume Jerasy olofh. trseu<Iss.
aerse, roirst ,vit and Geaxvs ara
gv~i msssriak .ewa ars m~Ais n
/ coatr4at Aad the bsAnln4s rsbbua,
afford excellent nuxxsesioa II Svs
llAv you eaa Use plain soatcrssiu9
sitk and emhrvider ssruea TN lower
gdgr ss "a the IsIusssstAsa. tw -
sso'iism slas saerv viii be nesdsd !
,asda material ~ inrhsg side esia~s
fngm "a so 4, lavs aso 10 b. vbssiassi.
| A pattern ~ thls dsslxu ~til ~ ssut
- aas address by ss~ fsshica isspArt~
ncnt VI thW pa ar oa rve~svs VI "
cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11
OBITUARY

Nsry rllsahosh nzrnew Patterson.
daughter " Nathan hasncs and Amsn
ua HArn.r isavnea was iSorn Ia Elopa
ylile. No. on February =, lSgS Her
erica. hev ancestors took a pronip~nt
ticnsry DAYS. In she gruxf>ssa ~ I'm
erica, her aeecrtors took prominent
part. tho most famous belng her grvas
an.,le. General gachar, Taylor. twelfth
! in. ss,ient ~ The Inlscd ata,oe.
Al three Yrarn os as~ she removed
ritA Arr parenas 10 JRek~,npors. Afk,
whero she ilsed until hcr marriage T"
pr y |. rAsterson. Fsbrasry ~, 1850.
They went ny hs~s dawn the MAs~las'
sppi river 20 New Orleans On their
wedding trip. going from there 20 live
10 Na hville. Tenn. wbsre ece sAny
year~ Or Passersnn was q prarsielnS
shysleSsu. To them we're horn s's
shIldren. four hoys and ,wo gsr!a, All
az whom are living
/ Atsr her husbands death Ia ls'a'
sh@ took her smsM children IA Little
Rock, Ark. 10 In near her ktnfo'hs
In 1890 shn came with four VI her
children 10 Guthrie. Okla. where she
has since resided.
she vac . remarkable woman, ~
plcsi Of the old south. Ffsssd by ever,
nasurxl aud educational sifs Sw lead
er4hsp In any sglAere open to souih
Iern lady. she chose tho less eF~csaeu
lar but none the lsns useful one u
Inc me maker. devo,snx har lie 10 sh'
.hApniness and advancement Of he
Ifs,herioS~ children. lI~r lnfMenc'
WAS considerable: friendships. ihons'
select. were mos, unsekr b and abll
ing; her devotion ~ her family va
unsurpassed and most beautiful. ~
christian life was onv Il abiding fAit
and practical application. Ia earl
!" xlrihood mhe united with the N
shurcl,. South. and hrs lived In =,
eordanee with It's towchInsf ever sine
Living through the Clsil war ~
Reconstruction period, the niovd lii
. granite. while the storms, beat uIs
= her. Through The firss she pass
.tut came vus pure gold ror ths n
= s,x years she has been an ineau
!" cheerful and unecmplainirs: her be-
side became the center ~ uplifting Y
- fluences 10 family and friends. y
end was pracefni. falling A. sees u
:" too 20 hor lored ones gathered aroul
her
!, Her children are Clifton Barnes
Nashville. Tenn. Felix Lafayette
=. Denver. Colo. william Kerr. Nsth
"a Hugh. Cynthia and JuIsa Of oufhr
Z. okla Her grandchildren are M
q, Barnes, Felix Lafayette and Ma,i
tItrabosb. children of Clifton rsiss
lson, and May Elizabeth and Edna G
sar, daughters u Nathan Patterson
II All her children attended hsr {
- neral ~seos ling her eldest son, ti
~ ton. who. was prcyenfeu from co"'
A. by ilincss.
- The funeral services we're bid
A. the rssidsnce'as tis East Iisrrss
~ 6 snue At 10 O'Clock. Thursday rno'
.n Iing. September II. 1919. conducted
of h~r pastor. the Rev Mr. u o CaIIah'
assisted by Or q o Nichols of
no Presbyterian chLrch.
he The tervices were Of che si1np''
nd order. conforming 20 the tastes " a.
&C. sex and her fsmily. She loved
II. Io!d hymns. and her fsvoriie. III
es YYrm . vouudstio0." was sung
led she wss laid 70 rest n Summit VI
- |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

Mrs. A. n. Hall. Casesilie. Mrh.'
says. Il wish to thank you for your
krsnd good medicine. Chsmberiains y
colic and niarrhoea Remedy. We arr
never without II In the house. aud
am SURF Il saved our baby's life this
sumner"
Mrs. Mary Carsinsson. CAscsille
Mich. says. II have used Chamber
iain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy 60
years and Il has always given promF
relief"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11
I,searv oohoa
Nsv York, Aug ii---Llber,y boads
final prices today we're:

AZ the outbreak od hosssisies 10 the
C.ru war che enrolment Of Officers
and nen In the navy aggregated 800
xA,ch before the close VI the war was
swe.l<d To ,3sss54.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

The most distant cephcids aow
kaosn ara nearly $4,000 Iighf Y~ass
from tha sun ~almoa, aa far a~ay 80
tho noarsa, VI tha xlopaIar ssaDlora
,sl,out es.v0, light yearsl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

japan hal, recently complos.d ses.
otal large fishing craft and has others
under Way. which arc to work a1oas
tho ooAs, ot isSerla. Catches IN thene
xatcrs amount 10 about ss,vvo.coo y
rear.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

cuba Is repairing many vi tae
iaIand's old military rusda. ss we'll as
constructing nc~ Highways
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

Juds. fIsidrstA: Probably sb>
SMALLER the amount d the packsrs'
esnes the teas <he consumers viii have
% pay sw mnxs. A better p,se world
u % send ~ saiixy 70 jail"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

ron RENT tppsr y~rs VI hguss. =
rooma. baih snd sis~pins eorh ~
NoFsh iIrvaJ. uufufuIhissds also oa~
nIeels furnished sleeping rocas dosu-
stairs Gail al tlg North Hvsd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

WE HAVE . complies llss Of dinner
ware. = several psstsrus q st-
tnctivs prices. National Cof5ss Z
Tee Hose
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

Ladies' suits and costs, istess stysss
and patterns. strictly hand tailored
$500 and up. IT Browns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

Mice bertha rissinger will teach 10
he Oklahoma City academy this year.
Miss pitt4nger is a daughter OF the
'ormcr castor Of the First N v church
here ana now lives a. Aiva.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11
81 X "

TIE ladies social Circle of iss
preshys~rian church ms ys~tsrsis,
Afternoon with Mrs Hopkins. The AT.
srnoon ~as spent informsIiy and re.
'rcshmcnss we're ~~rved 10 about
w~nsy guessS Mrs Hopkins was as
sisted BY Mrs Bate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

Thrift /. the yesst that swells pen
mes TO dollars. " 8 s will prove Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

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Z hckfoN o. heisnd nomc'
SATURDAY.
rhi pcasa Gamma Ciue-~Mrs How
ard fife.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

sAe.r ~vrk u The wAse university
y = ~
.~sssisNsry sssssty.
- xnslsaary ssSsssy cs The south |
Methodist church VAS delightfully."- en
s~waie.a yesterday ssssfmoa ~sth
Mlss NaaAae Turner . hcsscs Miss
Turnsr wAs arsssted hy Mrs ChAries
n.sx rhcr~ xcr. aboa, twenty mem
k~sx srvsens and the snerncvn wsS
sp~at Nth many iaserswlimE rvrs~se.
sisen hy sAe msnshsrs M~ u u pas'
Mn xas~ : report On making d~naSe
s~ey socially. Mrs n v sherman
ps,~r vas on THE svrrcmc Test "
Lave. Mrs q A itughes gave an 10.
ssrc~tinx report on The Char~h's
part 90 Saving the World, " srhv
nocscr's Part ia Saving the World
and "ssssns the nos@." were ssveo
| ss Mrs En Arthur And Mrs " falA',
rras meeting w&s ta>weii 10 Mrs
IL N Elilos. who ~tsh Mr kslin6 aud
lrAl,drrn, are is@sinS ss,n for Newton,
Nan. ~ ,nAk~ shcsr faNrc home Thre'
,u~w members were taken into he So
ol.,y. sh~y we're Mrs !. W Robertson
| Mrs whcstone and Mrs N = Sher'
mas Tue guesss icAides The mem
lh.,rs we~e Mrs " II Rouse of isiiai
and M~ J r GiAdalsh OF oklAhom'
Iclsy former member Of the sseiss'
land sAe houfc guest " Mrs y
Nichols. The next m~,ins ~igi D
'xHh Mr Nhhols
~ n "
Tho mi Delta Gamma club ~
r.e, Saturday at s:so with Mrs How
!, ard Fife.
~ Mrs hughes has moved ~ rsptr
: av.r tAa brown tailoring shop.
= N n n
Rar Murphy. Jr. iest this mosuin
. Tor &, Louis. Mo. 10 attend tho
= Louis university of Law. liz Was -
!. eonpanlSd BY fsalx o'Neill cf En-
sAo w~s = graduate Of the same cla
. of ,ei7 of che Catholic uniy"rslsy
OklAhomx ~ Shawnee and wi0 "
III il . enter The university cf law.
IA Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11
oAiLv rNovc Hr

The h~ss IL yet % be
lbs hast 81 iite. Tor which NE urss
was made.
-nvwnins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

A prvsty hut brief romance came
70 : climax last Saturday morning et
the parsonage Vt the First Methodist
rburch. Frederick. Okla. when Claude
possies Mcdonald Of Houston. Tsxss,
and Msss blanche Miller N Guthrse.
vers usiled in marriage. the Rev n ~
CoodIos performing The ceremony in
lths prcseut OF . few close fri<nds Of
she contracting ssrties.
Mr. Mcdonald IA : member H tho
firm Of Mcdonald Bro4hers. Of the
Fred TIL weii west oe Frederick. and
IL regarded ~ one Of tie most suc-
cessfll oil operators In the southwct
whfse Ms bride rs one of Gushries
most beautiful and accomplished
yUunx lsdIcs. who hss been II ths
employ Of tie Huffise Grain COMPANY
OF Gnnfisid and Frederick tAs pas'
tvo noukhs ~ stenosrapher and Il
making her home temponriiy. viii
fviends IN Frederick.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

Logan county legislators favor spe-
.Iai cessation Of our state Legislature 10
rsAky 40 federal suffrage amendment.
Senator John Golobie sod Rep~csen-
attire Amos Ewing have both eisped
Ne petition aekins for special svs
don and ere juts waiting for the
~hAncc 70 help the wotucns not only ~
yur own state. but " the nation ~
veil. GET presidential suffrage.
Thirty-six state legislators must
raslfy 20 make the amendment y law
and Il ~ desired that that number
shali rstisy In 'inio 10 give the women
the right 10 vue IN our neat prosd-
dcnGlsi election. and Oklahoma msr
are not gp.ns 10 taEi there own hons
nolks.
Not only the state suffrAxe commit
iee are working 10 this end but ihs
Red Gross Is giving the glad hand II
this critical time. Oklshoma heIpes
10 give us naxsonal prohibition, b.
rstifyanx the amendment and they WI
help gIve the women tho ballot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

Rankin grocesy for quality groceries
We stand Tor sssssfsctsou. Fair treat.
neas Il ow slogan. ZIG North Dtvi-
sioa- Hoos is5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

Mrs J r GlAddish os Oklahoma Cis
Is visiting at the home VI Mrs T.
Nichols.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

Rxyueaa rAvls and RAvasoad nss~'
wrct - Ncrman yesterday 70 rssam'
sAesr wvek u The ssAse university.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-11

Mr. aud Mrs Tell Walton have ~
,nrn.d home. accompanied by ~
vsAhoa's sister. Mrs Chandler ~ Hagv
after speadlns tbs summer touring !
Colorado,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
iWSSl It'll tWSSl
ODkAZAL JMENf MILENCE

New York, II. listopadu. =
Theodore P. Shonts, jeden Z
nejznamejsich americkych mi
lionaru, zemrel dne 81. srpna
|. r., teprve techto dnech
nasla Sc jeho poslednf vile, V
niz odkazal veSkere imeni
sve, vyjma nekolika nepatr-
nych castek Amande C. Tho
masove. Sve manzelce pani A
melii d. Shontsove odkazal po
jistku ma zivot V obosu $4,000 a
podobiznu, jejl vlastni, malova
nou Trubeckym. Priznava Sc
vSak, re je zene dluzen $1OO-
600. Dceram, vevodkyni de
Chaulnesove We Francii a panf
Markete Binghamove We Spoi.
Statech odkazuje po $4,000,
jinym pribuznym re sve stra-
ny dohromady 100000. VSe-
chino ostatni ma dostati Aman
da c. Thomasova, jiz Shonts
V posledni Will nazyva svou
"pritelkyni'.
kdyz Shonts zemrel, ustano-
vii soud spravce majetku, KITE
II patrali po posledni Will. Ne
mohli zadne najiti, az V tech
to dnech dosavila Sc k soudu
vdova pani Shontsova a zada-
la, aby bylo ustanoveni spray
Gu zruseno a ably byla vykona-
telkou posledni vile jmenova
ma ona Ia ddvod udala, ze ma
vazne podezreni, re jeji zem-
rely muz V posledni Will usta-
novil dedickou "jistou zenu".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13

swine ceSke, dejte nam naSeho
svateho otce, ktereho jste nam
V noci ukradli". Pisar OdeSel
do kancelare, "a MIN vSak jiz
let6l kamen. Asi pul hodine
shromazdilo Sc pred budovou
ma nam6sti aSi 800-1000 Gdl,
kteri pocali vaSniv6 bombardo
vati kameny kancelare, We KITE
rych byly prave jen ctyri oso-
by; kdyz jiz po vsech oknech
bylo veta, vySel praporcik F.
A. pisafem, ozbrojeni pus-
kou a revolverem ven, ably zje-
dnali poTadek. Jelikoz vSak ne
chteli zbrane pouziti, musili
Sc vratiti. Kameny Italy dale
"a kriku: "Dejte nam naSeho
svateho otce Hlinku a w swine
ceske, vas dnes zabijeme!' Or
donance Sc zbrani v ruce Wy
skocila oknem ven privolati
voisko slovenske "JanoSikoVy
druziny, "ktera jest ubytov&-
ma az Ia mestem. Lid spatTiv
to, pustil Sc "a MIN a kricel:
"To je OH, to je on, zabte ho!'
Kamenl sviStelo mu kolem hla-
Wy az ke. kasarnam. Mezi J Tim
pTi3p6chalo 10 mum vojenske
policie, kteri musili uteci. Po-
prichodu vojinu "JanoSikOVy
druziny" myslil dav, re vojsko
Sc k n6mu prida. I'll vsak obra
till pusky a pazbami namesti
vycistili. N6kolik osob bylo zat
ceno. Zamecnik, ktery otevi-
raj V Hlnkov6 dome dvere, byl
tax ztlucen, re musel byti do
mi odnesen. Domy poslance
Burisna a Jancika byly vytlu-
ceny. Osmnac(iletou dceru Jan
cikovu vytahl rozzufeny lid "a
vlasy ma dvur, kde il pocal
tlouci. Mnoho bylo i pokrade-
no, mezi jinym 100000 korun
ma hotoyosti".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
WSSl T4tl WSSl
CO Sc DALO PO ZATCENf
HLINkY v RUzOMBERKU.

"Moravskoslezsky dennik"
pise: "Dne 9. rijna prednasel
P. Hlinka V Katolickem dome
V Ruzomberku. Jeho prednas-
ky sucastnilo Sc mnoho lidu.
Dne IL. rijna prijelo o 2. hod.
V noci zvlastni auto z Prahy S
uredniky, kteri NELL zatykac
ma Hlinku. Ackoli Hlinka jeste
nespal a V jeho byte bylo svet-
10, nechtel ma vyzvani dvere
otevriti. Teprve pomoci privo-
laneho zamecnika byly dvere
otevreny a P. Hlinka zatcen a
odveden. Pfi loucenl Sc Sc zdei
SINH knezimi zadal je Hlinka,
ably ma jeho zatceni nezapo-
mneli, ale ably sebrali lid a pro
testovali prot jeho odstraneni.
Jelikoz kancelare ceskosloven-
ske autoskupiny nalezaji Sc
naproti Hlinkovu bytu a au-
tenn byl Hlinka odvezen, do
mnival Sc lid re rozkaz byl
dan odtud. Proto druheho dne
seslo sc asi dvacet starsich zen
pred kancelari a pocaly pla-
kati. Pisar H. G. vysel ven a
ptal Sc jich, proc placi. V od-
poved' bylo mu feceno: "Vy
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CUKERNf KETASOVE v OBJ
ZALOBE.

New York, II. list. - Vel
koporota u vladniho soudu
vZnesla obzaloby ma tri cuker-
nj ketasy, ktefi budou co nej
drive postaveni pred soud die
zakona Leverova. -Je to prvnf
piipad stihanf pro potraVino-
We vyd1rani od te DOLBY, co Her
bert Hoover prestai byti potra
.vinovym diktatorem. sJednfm 2
.obzalovanych iesJaeob. Lerner,
grocerista ma vychodnf strane,
obvineny, ze "a cenu neobycej-
ne vysokou prodal tisfc liber
.cukru,- druhym jest Julius
Roth, bursovni sprostredkova-
tel, kerry stejne jako jeho bra
tr Jiri obzalovan jest re spro-
stredkovani prodeje 10000 Ii
Der cukru "a % centu "a IL
bru. Odbor spravedlnosti vySe
truje takovych pfipadu celou
radu a az vySetfovani skonci,
budou vzneseny obzaloby jeste
take ma hdi jine.
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KUPTE MAJETEk .JESTE "a
STAROU CENU.

Dvourodinny dun o ctyfech
svetniclch .koupelnou dole a
ctyrmi sv6tnicemi a koupeInou
nahore, puda, dve yyhrevni
pece, Skopky ma prani jine
zafizeni. Lot je 40 pri $50
streviclch, ulice dlazdena. Ma
jete tento Sc naleza vedle Bou
levardu a Union uI. Cena
$500. BlizSi Sc sd6li V dradov
ne J. F. Nejedlik Co., 11015
Union Ave. Tel Union 1861 r.
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Nenoste prGtrznich
pasI!
Po 31hlete zkusenosd vynasli jsme
pro muEe. deny i dftky.
kternk yyIeeiti prhtrx.
POsiLAME JEJ Ma ZROUsKU.

Zda jste zkusili jiz vse mozne -
pfijdte jeste nam. Kde Sc JIM mi
nuh yysledkem byli jsme uspesni.
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WSS7 IWSSl TWSSl

Strasidla. V posledni dobe
je obyvatelstvo iizni casti Vel
ke Prahy rozruSeno strasidel-
nymi historiemi o zjevovani Sc
duchu. Nejdrive vyvolili 81 "du
chove" k svym nocnim rejdum
okoli pankracke trestnice a div
divouci = neco V tom muscle
byt, nebot' ami policajta Sc
straSidla nelekla a zcela nedu-
chovn6 no zfackovala. Pozd6ji
odstehovali Sc duchove do Vr-
Sovic sice ma hrbilov, kde
pry lide videli V noci chodili
lkajici, bile oblecenou zenu s
ohnivou lebkou V ruce. Ale
tam byla straSidla zvedavci a
policajty ohrozovana a proto
pfest6hovala Sc do Michle,
kdez ma uboGi Bohdalce pro-
vadeji sva nocni allotria. Po-
licie proto patrala a patrala,
az konecn6 zatkla ctyri vyrost
ky pro podezreni, re oni vysIu.
pull pohostinsku jako strasidla
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SMfCHEM

otfasati Sc budou steny Mar.
Sine v nedeli Is. list. pri di-
vadle Sokola Havlicek. We
selohra "Bratri Sokolove" a.
neb 'Dits lasky" kazdeho
obveseli.