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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05
ARMLSTICE DAY
TO Be OBSERVED
All Denison Will Observe November
nth With Appropriate Exercises
at the Opera House
BUSINESS HOUSES CLOSE AT II
Attorney T. B. Wilson, of Jefferson,
Principal Speaker of the Day.
Grand Ball in Evening

The first anniversary of the end of
the world war-Armistice day-will be
observed in Denison and appropriate
exercises will be held at the opera
house. While November 18th has not
been made an official holiday. there
is a feeling throughout the country
that business should cease and the day
be properly observed.
A meeting was held last week in the
Commercial club rooms and arrange
ments made for observing the day. The
meeting was attended by business men
and number of the American Legion
members and an outline for the pro-
gram arranged.
All business houses will close at -
o'clock noon for the remainder of the
day so that proprietors and employees
may attend the exercises.
AT 1870 o'clock exercises will be held
at the opera house. An especially fine
program of musical numbers with
short talks will be carried out The
speaker of the day will be Attorney E.
B. Wilson, Of Jefferson, who is law
partner of Judge Albert. Mr.. Will
son spent several months in France
in Y. M. G. A. work. He is one of
Greene county's public spirited men
and recently donated to the city of
Jefferson monument which is placed
on the Lincoln highway. Mr.. Wilson
is forceful speaker and his address
will be one we'll worth hearing
After the exercises at the opera
house football game will be played
on the college gridiron, which will be
free to all. service men 1t is hoped to
have the fast Cherokee team here to
lock horns with our crack team
At o'clock a buffet luncheon will
be served at the Commercial club
rooms to all service men The ladies
of the Relief Corps will serve this lun-
cheon After a social hour the service
men will be the guests of the CONNER.
cial club at the picture show and spe.
cial program will be given there
The day will end with a grand ball
at the, gymnasium, which also will be
free to all service men
1t is hoped that all service men of
Denison and immediate vicinity will
be on hand for this occasion A gener-
al invitation to service men from the
entire county has not been extended
as those in charge felt that inasmuch
as many of the other towns of the
county were to hold exercises it would
not be just to them Every service
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05

A rumor has been current for the
past ten days that one of our Denison
merchants had been fined $1,000 for
profiteering. The story has circulat'
ed far and wide and has even been
heard at Des Moines. The Review has
taken special pains to investigate this
report and it is able to state to its
readers that there is no foundation
whatsoever for this rumor. Reports
Of this kind have been circulated from
time to time in other cities and towns
of the state and it was only a few
months ago that it was reported a
shoe merchant at Carroll had been
fined $1,000 for profteering as we'll as
a clothing merchant at Boone. The
Charter Oak Times in it's last weeks
issue told sof similar rumor that one
of the merchants at that place had
been fined for profteering. OF course
there was no truth to the report. Such
reports are detrimental, to any COM
munity and 1t is hard to understand
why anyone would start such story
without facts to substantiate them.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05
ADMINISTRATOR
TAKES LOADCOAL
J. h. Patterson, Fuel Administrator.
Commanders Car of Coal From
Railroad Company s
is NOW IN THE FEDERAL BIN
American Legion Passes Resolution
Heartily Endorsing Administrators
Action in Taking the Coal

Denison's coal supply is again
placed on a war basis, and Fuel Adj
ministrator J. H. Patterson is again
at the head of the fuel situation in
Denison and is taking the reins in
hand with his usual old time vim. A
car load of coal on the Illinois Sentral
tracks in Denison has been command
eered by Mr.. Patterson, and is now
housed in the federal coal bin, and
will be served to those families in
Denison who are in desperate need of
fuel
Mr.. Patterson takes the stand that
the federal fuel law means that the
railway company contiscates the coal
to enable the fuel administrator to
distribute it in an equitable manner
and to those who are in need of fuel.
Mr.. Patterson feels that in taking the
step he did he is being assured of the
support Of all the people of Denison.
The American Legion, by the following
resolution. unanimously approves Of
the administrators action:
Whereas, our country is facing a
long, hard winter with the coal sup
ply dangerously inadequate for it's
needs, and
Whereas, the experience of the past
years has shown us that only by cheer
full, thorough cooperation can the well
fare of all be advanced and disaster
avoided, and
Whereas, when many people are suf-
fering it behooves all good Americans
to relinquish some measure of their
secured comfort to the public benefit,
and
Whereas, we believe that the fuel
of this county has been
ably conducted in the past, therefore,
Be it resolved, that Denison Post
No. s stands squarely behind the adj
in his efforts to distribute
the coal ,equitably to this community
according to the fair law Of human
necessity.
American Legion.
Marcus Jones. Jr., Post Commander.
Hugo Saggau, Acting Post Adjutant.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05
FOR
new MINISTER
methodist Membership Give Formal
Welcome to Rev. N. M. Gable
and Wife Last Friday
e. W. PIERCE is SPOKESMAN
Rev. Cable Expresses Pleasure on
Coming to Denisek1 Where He Did
Not Feel Among Strangers

The wisdom of the official board of
the M. E. church of this city in put.
ting in good heating plant, cement
ing the basement and making it ready
for all social and Sabbath school ac-
tlvities was clearly shown on last Fri
day evening, when the membership
gave a formal welcome to their new
pastor and wife. The arrangement
committee was headed by Mrs. Thos.
Norris and she was ably assisted by
the many capable women of the local
church, Rev. M. NJ. Gable was given
the Denison appointment after two
years in the pastorate at Clarinda. He
was thus the pastor during the war
period and was on the council of de-
tense and the board of examination Of
young men about to go to war from
Page county.
The large basement was well light
ed ard warmed and with the addition
OF the room devoted to the primary de-
partment there was plenty of room for
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05
man is welcome and it is hoped that
all will answer to the roll call on next
Tuesday afternoon at the opera house.
ARNOLD G. DUCKS MlNs7RELs
Noted minstr els to Appear at Denison
Opera House, Monday Eve
ming, Nov. 10

Arnold & Quick's, Ministries, headed
by that popular black face comedian,
Johnnie Quick, Who made such hit
in Denison at tile time the United
States Minstrels visited our city,
comes to Denison opera house Mon
day evening, November 10. This now
famous minstrel is just returning
from the Pacific coast where it ere.
ated big sensation the past summer,
and is one of the largest and best all
round white MINISTRIES in the country.
Denisdh surely has big musical treat
in store, says the press agent, and
none should miss the attraction.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05
SECURE auto
PLATES SOON
County Treasurer Louie Evers Will be
Ready With Auto Numbers No
vember. 13th-Plates Here
$500 SETS OF THEM RECEIVED
Numbers Now Allotted to County Run
From 84OO1 to 97600-Plates Are
Made in St. Louis

Owners of automobile living in
Crawford county will be able to pro-
cure their 1920 license plates from
County Treasurer Louie Evers after
the 18th of this month. The license
plates have been received, but the
treasurer is short some of the neces-
sary blanks and it will probably not
be until the last of the week before
he can begin to issue the plates.
Seventy-two paste board boxes con-
tanning 5000 sets were received by the
treasurer last week. The allotment
for Crawford county consists Of 1920
sets and the balance of 600 sets will
be shipped at some time in the near
future. The numberes already allotted
to this county run from S4,O01 to 81
GOO. The plates were manufactured
in St. Louis andzthe shipment receiv-
ed by the treasurer weighed over two
tons and fills the vault to a large de-
gree. "a
The new automobile law passed by
the 3Sth general assembly as it per-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05

On Sunday morning, November 9th,
at 1890 O'Clock, Miss A. Maud King,
superintendent of the Iowa Bible
Training school and Bidwell deacon
ess home of Des Moines, will deliver
a lecture on home missions at the
Methodist church. Everyone at all in
terested in missions are cordially in
yited to attend.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05

The monthly Junior Queen Esther
meeting was held at the home of Mar
tina Fastje Tuesday night Miss Cham
bers. one of the high school English
teachers who taught at Marci Center
in Chicago last summer, talked to the
girls.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05
Mrs. Jeanette Hubbell has been on
| the sick list the past week.

Carl f. Nelson, brother of Ed Mel
son, arrived in Denison during the
week from Nome, Alaska, and will re-
main in the county during the coming
winter. He expects to return to Nome
in the spring as he has large mining
interests in that country. He has
been in Alaska for a number of years.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05

Edward Klinker, accompanied by his
grandmother, departed Monday for
Colorado Springs where they will
make their future home. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Klinker are already located
there, having purchased home. Mrs.
Edward Klinker left here Monday for
Minneapolis. where she will spend two
or three weeks visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Theo. Benecke, before
going to Colorado Springs.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05

These three lots include all Sizes from Is to A. They
garments that worth and three times the price
ask Tor thegaments bought from the manufacturers
great reduction which delivered in Omaha late
for disposal in there This your opportunity to
buy modish suit the price you paid three and four
ago. But early, while we have all Sizes
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05

Cash Pair For Liberty Bonds
of any issue. Bring your bonds with
you. Ask for James Menagh or John
Menagh.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05
WINTER MILLINERY

you buy model this week to match your suit and
coat at price that will substantial saving Prices
range from $500 upward.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05
Sale on Women's Fashionable Winter
IN SIX NOTEWORTHY LOTS

These garments made up in velours broadclots and
siveones wonderful variety of the standings of
brown grey blue and black Almost every coat urtrn
medeher with collar and cuffs just with the collar We
positive that you will find of the six lots quoted be-
low just the you have been looking fora garment that
not only suits you color and texture, but in price 1t
impossible for you make mistake in selecting these
Remember these all garments that have been
floor less than ten days. Also hold in mind the fact
that winter just starting and you have full seasons
ahead of you in buying your coats.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05

Marcus Jones. Jr., Post Commander.
Hugo Saggau, Acting Post Adjutant.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05

Cash Paid for Liberty Bonds
of any issue. Bring your bonds with
you. Ask for James Menagh or John
Menagh.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05
3 SPECIAL LOTS OF WOMENS SUITS

Lot T. Women's Suits, that would regu-
larly retail as high as $50. Priced at. ..........
Lot 2-Women's Suits that would regu-
larly retail as high 800 Priced at. .........
Lot 3-Women's Suits that would regu-
larly retail high as $40. Priced at. ........
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-05

The man who says
there's little business is
usually the man Of
whom others say: "He
does little advertising."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04
STAVKA zELEZNICNfCH
MECHANIkU.
PresidentIv navrh, ably dotce-
nou mezdni otazku urovnal
zvlaStni kongresni vybor, igno
rowan.

Sedm set padesat femesl-
nikG, zamestnanych V zdejSlch
zeleznicnich dilnach Wheel
ing a Lake Shore drahy, "a
nechalo prace, pon6vadz ne
jsou spokojeni s nyn6jSimi Wy
delky. Stavkuji zeleznicni
strojnici, plechari, stavitele
kar, kovari, kotlari, tesafi, tru
hlari pomocnici tychz. Poza
duji 80 centu ma hodinu pro
mechaniky, so centu pomocni-
kun a desetiprocentni zvySenl
mZdy ucednikum. Mlstni unie
vyvolala stavku drive nez L.
stredni teleso stavce uv6do-
memo a podobn6 uCinili d6lni-
ci V n6kterych zeleznicnich dill
mach V Chicago. V jinych "a
merickych a kanadskych me-
stech bude vSak o stavce unie-
mi drive hlasoVano a navrh
presidenta Wilsona, ably mezd
nj Otazku urovnal arbitraCnl
vybor kOngresni, nebude pfi-
jat. Jakmile stavka zeleZniGni
mi uniemi V zemi bude odhlaso
vana, 100000 americkych a
10000 kanadskych zelezniC-
nych mechaniku Okamzit6 pra
ce zanecha, coz bude miti
zhoubny vliv ma zelezniCni do
pravu V Soustati V provinci-
ich kanadskych. Dnes vSude o
stavce ma drahach jest hlaso-
vano a do 25. zari hlasovani
to musi byti vyrfzeno. Do to-
no Gasu president ucini dalSi
pokus, aby stavku arbitraci cd
vratil a tim uSetril zemi dalSi
neklid, Sirici Sc nasledkem dra
hoty potravin a pom6rn6 ma
lych vyd6lku. Dnes We vSech
vrstvach amer. lidu pracujlci-
no rozmaha Sc pochopitelna
nespokojenost, nasledkem dra
hoty, kterazto nespokojenost
demonstrovana jest stavkami
zde vSude jinde We Spoj. Sta
tech.
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PO DVACETI LETECH.

V residence c.. Neeedhama,
2037 vych. II. ul. pristizen byl
vcera pri lupr Orin Carey, vra
tivsi Sc teprve pred n6kolika
dny z p6tlet6 vazby re San
Francisco domG. Carey odcizil
V Needhamove residence n6co
pen6z a n6jake skvoSty a bude
souzen dnes odpol. Il pol. SOU
du.
Tyz byval zde pred dvace-
ii lety knihvedoucim V kter6nls
velkoobchod6 a kdyz nesmirn6
pitt ma scesti jej svedlo, Z O.
rina Careye stal Sc obyteiny
pobuda a zlod6j. Zde byl ne
kolikrate pro kradez v6zn6n a
kdyz pred dvaceti roxy vydal
Sc ma amer. zapad, jeho kari
era byla rovn6z ma cest6 ZloGi-
nu a do zalare vedouci. Carley
t6m6f polovinu sv6ho zivota
straVil We vazbe a do Clevelan
du vratil Sc po dvaceti letech
jako rozerVanec a nenapravi-
telny prestupnik zakona.
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NEPRAVIDELNE DODA.
VANi POSTY.

Ma Getn6 mas dochazejici
stiznosti, re "Sv6t" neni pra
videln6 dodavan, opetovn6
naSemu ctenarstvu uvadime
ma pamet, ze nedeje Sc tax
vinou naSi. List jest pravidel
ne eXpedoyan a yeas doda-
van ma poStu. Zaloby nase
ma nedOstatecnou dopravu
odmltany jsou, re poStovni
zrizenci nemohOu staCiti.
kalamitou pOdobnou vSak
nenl postizen jen list mas,
ale vSechny ostatni. Sami
dostavame naSi poStu nepo-
fadne tax ku pr. teprve dnes
V pOnd6li jsme obdrzeli no
why z Chicago cd pond6li
minuleho.
Proslme tudiz naSe pri-
znivce, by tuto okolnost la
skave wall V Gvahu a nesva-
lovali nepofadky, kterych sa
mi velice t6zce neseme ma be
dra naSe. Bylo a zustane
vzdy naSi snahou, ably list
mas odb6ratelstvu doSel yeas
a jen svrchu uveden6 pTici-
ny zavinuji nepravidelne do
davani k Skode naSi vlastni
/ nepohodli naSeho ctenaf-
Stva.
Y nad6ji, re omluva tato
pokladana bude "a dostatec
nou, znamename Sc V do
konale ucte
Administrace "Sveta".
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POD HARVARD VIADUK-
TEN.
Delnik Volt. Novak, 1902 Red
man Ave-, bandity pobodan a
druh jeho smrtelne postrelen.

Y sobotu pozd6 V noci vra-
cell Sc prace domu z Good
winovych tovaren, 1000 New
burgh Ave. tri d6lnici, Czech
Vojt6ch Novak, bydlici V cisle
1902 Redman Ave-, Chorvat
Stana Borkevic, 3746 Jennings
Ave. a Vlach Petr Paceli. Kdyz
dosp6li ku zapadnimu konci
Harvard-Denison Viaduktu, Wy
fitili Sc ma ne ctyri maskovanf
bandit6 a kdyz d6lnici posta-
viii sc jim ma odpOr, lupiCi ta-
sill noze a revolvery. Ia nasle
duiicf reze Novak bodnut byl
do size obran 0 81, Paceli pri
Sci o 1915 a utrzil strelnou ra
nu V slabin6, kdezto 46lety
Borkevic zasazen byl revolve-
rOvou kuli V boku a smrteln6
poran6n. Lupici po prepadu
dali Sc ma dtek a zraneni po-
slani do nemocnice. Borkevic
sotva vydrzi a bandit6 jsou do
sud ma sVObode.
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DETEkTIV SMETANA PO-
BODAN.

Y nemocnici Charity nacha-
ii Sc dnes V oSetfovani l6kaTu
m6stsky detektiv Emil Smeta-
ma, trpici bodnou hlubokou ra
nou, ma sill mu zasazenou KITE
ryms muzam ma vych 81. ul.
blize Scovill Ave-, kde Smeta-
ma podeZreleho toho muze
cht6l zatknouti pro lupicstvi.
Kdyz detektiv odvad6l dotGe-
neho k signalni pol. skfini, a
by patrolni WIZ objednal, ne
znamy Sc vytrhl a zasadiv mu
ranu nOzem, dal Sc ma ut6k.
Mezi tim co Smetana V krvi ma
chodnlku Sc svijel, ma prona-
SledoVani GtoCnika dial Sc stra-
znik McDonough a n6kolikrat
po mem bambitky vypalil. g.
TEX neZnamemu Sc vSak zdaril
q pobodany odvezen byl pol.
ambulance do zmineh6 nemoc-
nice. Jeho rama je sic bolestna,
lee nikoli zivotu nebezpeGna,
takze Smetana vrati Sc do sluz
by n6kolika dnech.
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NARODNf SUED REZNIKU.

Y hotelu Winton zahajena
bude Ultra mar. konvence amer
mlstru reznickych, United Ma
ster Butchers of America. Asi
800 delegate jiz k sjezdu do
naSeho m6sta prijelo n6kolik
set dalSich Sc jeSt6 oGekava.
Mistni delegace vedena ie D.
p. f. Hermanem a panuiici
drahota zivotnich potreb do
stane Sc rOvnez do konvenCni-
no programu. Sized hodla to-
tiz statistikou dokazovat, re
malofeznik "a drahotu masa
zodpovednym neni a "a stava
jicich pomeru, re We skuteCno
sti sotva sam pry existuje.
Delegaty do siezdu uvita "a
mesto mayor Davis a jemu od-
povi predseda dotGeneho ma
rodniho svazu G.. Grismer z
Brooklyna. Je to jiz 38 vyroc-
nj sized svazu.
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DESET AUTOISTU PORA-
MEMO.

Ma zataCce Clagne Road bli
re Dover srazila Sc vGera odpo
ledne dive auta, Ia kterezto
melody deset osob vice meme
bylo poraneno. Sest ran6nych
prinalezi rodin6 T. f. Rit-
chaye, 1870 vych. 65 ul. a ctyri
rodin6 X. Richie, 1857 Lander
dale Ave. a vSichni jsou pfito-
mne V oSetroVani V Lakewood
nemocnici. Srazka zaVin6na ne
pozornosti obou ridiCu. Ma "a
toCin6 Clagne Road jeli prud-
kym tampem a kdyz V silniC-
MIN Zahybu vzajemn6 Sc spa
trlli, nemohli vice prudkost il
zdy zmlrnit neb V cas- odboCiti
take IA nasledujici srazky o.
be auta Sc prekotila a ztrOsko
tala. Ran6nych ujali Sc pozd6
il JIM autoist6, dopravivsi ODE
ii melody do nemocnice. Ride
I. E. Ritchey ma pater nalo-
menou a sotva vydrzi, kdezto
poraneni ostatnich nejsou Ii
votu nebezpeGna.
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DIVE KAPELY budou u6in-
kovati phi vefejnem cviGeni
SokOla Havl1cek V Rausov6
Parku, 10. srpna.
ZDARILY VYLET STRELCU.

Strelecky klub Slapnicka
svym vCerejSim vyletem do "a
brady p. Capka ma vych. II ul.
zavd6cil Sc pretetnym svym
pfiznivcGm. Byl to nejv6tSi pi-
knik letos V Capkove zahrad6'
pofadany a zabava cd rama az
do pozdnfch hodin vecernich
byla rovn6z vyborna. Bylo rus
no u naleven V tancirnach i V
kuzelnach a kapela sdruze-
nych hudebnikG dirigovana PIP
Sistkem a Marikem vyplhOva-
la vyletni program znamenit6.
Y kuzelnach zavodila druz-
stva panska i damska a nejvice
bodu dosahl p. Jan Smid, Glen
klubu "SlapniCka". Sportovni
kluby ''Vlast" a "Karlin" Wy
slaly ma strelecky vylet sv6 de
legace a rovn6z jin6 spolky pri
merene byly zastoupeny, TAX
ze zabava plynula srdeGn6 i ne
ruSen6 az do pozdniho vecera,
kdy publikum pozvolna Sc roz
chazelo rovn6z Cetni autoi-
ste ma navrat k domovu pony
Sleli. Netreba ami zvlaSt zazna
menavati, re idealni vcerejSi
pov6trnost strelcum ku zdaru
vyletu take prisp6la.
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NAMORNi SKOLA V CLEVE.
LANDU.

j. w. Murray, zastupce vlad
nlho namorniho departmental,
pfijel vGera do naSeho m6sta.
aby "a prispeni mistni obchod
nj komory zaridil zde jakousi
namorni skolu, V niz jinoSi IL
az l8leti zaucovali by Sc pla-
vectvi. Skola ia vychovavala
by reservni silly pro bitevni i
obchodni lod'stvo a asi 1000
plavciku bude vychovano V
naSem mest6 V nasledujicich
peti letech. Rizeni plaveck6
Skoly sv6feno kapitanu Palmer
Tubbsovi, byval6mu veliteli
dustojnick6 namorni akademia
u Pelhamova zalivu.
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ZAJEZD DO CEDAR POINT

VcerejSiho zajezdu do Ce-
dar Point, poradan6ho naSimi
mladymi fady C. S. P. S. sGca-
stnilo Sc asi 600 lidi a vyjizdka
ia We vsem zdarem byla pro-
vazena. Ma vyjizdce podilely
Sc rady Buckeye, Broadway a
Clark a zvlastni vIak Lake
Shore drahy odvezl naSe vylet
Milky do Cedar Point pc osme
hodin6 ranni, kdezto navrat
do m6sta pripadl pozdnim We
Cernlm hodinam.
Poradajici vybor pripravil
1castnikdm pekn6 pobaveni
RUNE zavody "a nichz prvni
premii ziskala pani Anna Ho-
rakova, kdezto dalSi ceny Ii
skali PIP. j. Kocka, pani A.
Hrabakova, j. Kocka a JIM.
Ia pfetahovani TUG Of War;
zvitezil rad Broadway a "a
d6tskych zavodu hoSik Ira
Bing a devce J. CoIemanova.
Povetrnost byla vcerejSimu
podniku c. S. P. S. velice pri-
zniva a nasledovn6 VSichni Il
castnici byli uspokojeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04
zARIT KAROU.
87lety M. Vileta, 1862 vych.
126 ul., usmrcen karou u Gar
field parku.

V okresnf marnici ma Lake
side Ave-, ztotoznena dnes do
poledne mrtvola starce, usmr-
ceneho V sobotu vecer karou
blfze Garfield parku. Je to
87lety M. Vileta, bytem V els.
1862 vych. 126 ul. Motorak ma
dottene kare "a dneSniho in
kvestu tvrdil, re staroch vb6hl
mu primo pred karu, takze ma
zastaveni teze nebylo vice ami
pomysleni a starci snad sa-
movrazdu Sc jednalo. Vileta
bydlel We vyseuvedenem elsie
Il provdane sv6 dcery.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04
IWSSl It'll IWSSl
NEDELNf PRODEJ DOUTNf.
KU.

Doutnikarske kramy firmy
United Cigar Stores, nachazeii
CT Sc zvlaSt6 V dolennim me-
ste, byly vcera zavreny a po-
dobne zachovavaly nedele dou
tnikafske zavody S. Kleina. O.
be vyJmenovane velkofirmy po
kouseji Sc o to, aby V nedeli
d doutnikafsk6 obchody byly V
Clevelandu zavreny vGbec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-04
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POVAZOVAL DETEkTIVY
IA LUPICE.

Clenove pol. mravnostni Ge-
ty Pechousek, Jankovsky a
Zitzman podnikli vGera V noci
najezd ma tajnOu hernu V do
me els. TO Hamilton Ave,
kde zatkli asi tucet profesio-
nelnich hracu a Ob6ti tychz.
Hormadne to zatykani vSak ne
bylo bez prekazek a policista
Jankovsky "a onoho zajezdu
beZmala pfiSel zivot. Strazni
ci vpadli do henry zadnim ok
mem a k dotcenemu Oknu po.
mohli 81 zebrikem. Kdyz k ok
nu vystupovali, +. l.. Evans, V
sousednim domku bydlici, vSi-
mnul 81 "tajemnych" tech mu-
ia a pon6vadz mel je "a lupi-
ce, zahajil po Mich strelbu z
bambitky. Bylo TAX V okamzi-
ku, kdy policejni druzina ok
mem do henry Sc iiz ritiIa, TAX
re Evansovy strely zasahly
jen clip Jankovskyho kabatu.
Kdyz straznici brace pozaty-
kali a ma stanici zavlekli, E.
vans byl rovnez zatCen, aGko-
liv Sc vymlouval, re policistdm
svou stfelbou nechtel ubliziti.