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Evening star., 1919-10-12

planning to return to their residence
on 31st street the last Of the month
from their summer home at York
Harbor, where they have been since
June. .
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Dennis
have returned to their home on Mas
sachusetts avenue after spending two
weeks at their old home in Kentucky.
Mrs. James W. McAndrews. wife of
Maj. Gen. MaAndrews, president of the
staff college. has returned to their
quarters at the Washington barracks
from accompanying her niece. Miss
Helen McCauley. to her home at
Scranton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gan will
return early in November from their
summer home, the Ship. at Osterville,
Mass.
Mrs. Gurnee Mum entertained a
party of children in her box at the
Bryn Mawr horse show Thursday.
The first dinner dance OF The sea-
son to be given at the Washing ton
barracks by the faculty and students
of the staff college will be next Fri
day evening.
Those stationed at the Washington
barracks have always been delightful
hosts and the series OF entertain
ments planned for this season VIII
be in keeping with the hospitalities
of previous winters.
Mrs. John E. Sterling entertained
last evening at the Wardman Park
Hotel a party Of the boys from Wal
ter Reed Hospital at dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Carpenter
and their daughter, Miss Frances Car
penter, have returned to their WASH
ington home, on Connecticut avenue,
Evening star., 1919-10-12

Mr.. Samuel Abbot Maginis, recently
appointed American minister to Bo-
livia, is in Washington for visit
prior to starting for his new post, and,
is staying at the Shoreham. Mrs.
Mcginis will join him here next week.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

About Well Known Society Folk
The Ladies of the Senate. with
Mrs. Marshall, wife of the Vice Pres-
ident, presiding, met Tuesday, as lsl
their weekly custom. in the spacious
room in the Senate Office buildings.
not in the minority room, which they
IG,or1 ia,,ad an Eifth Pa s,a \ =
Evening star., 1919-10-12

Mrs. John E. Sterling entertained
last evening at the Wardman Park
Hotel a party Of the boys from Wal
ter Reed Hospital at dinner.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

DANCING will perhaps play the
and here than before already the calendar
between Christmas we'll filled The first large dance
will that the Robert Chapter, No 64 u D c.
ballroom the Willard Friday October "a The
Saturday November b when the Sonewan Jackson Chap
u. D. New Willard bathrooms which
bids fair be Of their largest Between the two datea the
Baee THURSDAY and Friday October z each event being fol-
The board of Of the Ear and Throat
has selected Noyembsr for the affair
the benefit giving torn OF other than early dinner
and the Milk France asks special
for large ball. which will New Year
Evening star., 1919-10-12

Mrs. Gurnee Mum entertained a
party of children in her box at the
Bryn Mawr horse show Thursday.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

from their country place. near Blue
mont. Va. Miss Carpenter. who spent
last year in France and Germany.
will be in Washington this winter.
Mrs. Robert r. Hit has returned to
her home after spending the greater
part Of the summer in Newport.
Mrs. Philip Sheridan and the Misses
Sheridan, who were at their cottage
at Nonquit, Mass. for the summer,
have returned to Washington.
Mrs George Howard of Washington
and Mr.. Charles Hayden are stopping
with Maj. and Mrs. Perry Belmont at
Belcourt.
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, president
of the District of Columbia Division.
United Daughters Of Confederacy, has
called a meeting Of the advisory coun-
Gil for October 13, at IL o'clock, at the
Confederate Memorial Homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Lappin left
Washington on Friday for San Fran
cisco, and will sail from there on Oc-
tober IS for Honolulu, Hawaii Mr:
Lappin has been designated as super
visor of the census of Hawaii. .
Evening star., 1919-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff will
return early in November from their
summer home, the Ship, at Osterville,
Mass.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Carpenter
and their daughter, Miss Frances Car
penter, have returned to their WASH
ington home. on Connecticut avenue,
Evening star., 1919-10-12
@OCiic1
PRESIDENTS CONVALESCENCE
GIVES SOCIETY LEADERS HOPE
AS TO PROGRAM FOR SEASON
Dancing Be Most Potent Factor in Coming Winter,
While Hostesses Are Already Arranging Record
Breaking Number Of Teas. Dinners
and Receptions.

(TiE condition of the President
the daily drive taken by Mrs Wilson being of the
- the convincing, while the of Mrs Francis Bowes
William Gibbs McAdoo
also There something seeing the
White House limousine and the
effect is reflected on the entire social world.
THERE little homes the cabinet circle
further convince public of the the President
Wednesday, while Mrs Bueson wife of the General asked
few William of San Francisco
and Miss Catherine Fletcher Diego Mrs David Franklin ou
Mrs Robert
Lansing Secretary of State
her at homes for diplomats which irregular during
THE approaching
thoroughly who visited
the of the United White House When Prince
Edward Washington the White House the
colonial mansion housed both executive and domestic
life of the President President Buchanan
under the weather. had sleep
chamber small
plenty
dignfed The White House
than four bedchambers.
pleasure go quite
- bit philosophy will beed coming labor
ablest capital
rise the OCCASION and the United States hand in its
largest pocket while smile entertain
them Social business hours will fairly tumble
list
being arranged entire October %
the for after the King Queen
Belgium already and legations their
social well the which bring body
together
Evening star., 1919-10-12

CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

a eross cx) q, corner point on . pine
lng IL above the ground scrised B-i
Ths * W Coz. Sc I. !. NJ r. /.
sT.ss u minutes W. Sss n
Thence s IS degrees 50 nlnu.es W
i+O.-s feet inisrsec: the Nor,h Dennd-
~ ~ % y M Il a. = dsxrss. IS 81 iaina,es IN aes
Z 5i5ss II from the ~ w Cor {. sd
.ss.s- fee, interseet line l., Sur No
is5ss PoormAn lode at y 81 degrees
10 minutes ". i:s-.i n troa r.'f. NL
coo Zee. To Cor. NJ.
\ eroE- ,Np at corner SoInt ,r a
spraee POSI- . ms 80 u f'.S ct
.eris. =. ia shs sreuse nss.s N 1senss ssas "
No bearings available
Thence : 81 degrees 10 rninute-- r
1909 feet 10 Cor No ,
a cross tNb at corner point IN y
spruce post ; ins- ~ long. set :
II IN the gronnd IN mound II stone
Thence y. . degrees 80 minutes Z
$50 feet Center % County Road; course
500 feet TO Cor. No 4
= cross tXD at corner point on a
spruce post ins- 80 - Z, ioas set
scrissd b. Is5sS, whence
No bearings available
Thence y. a. degrees 10 minutes w.
SIS feet Center OF County Road. .Jurre
SOrth~est.rly and SoathessteTly-
7i5-z IT Cor. No. /. Sur. No 1886.
Gray Horse lode. i.oT.ss feet inter
sect the North boundary Sec >. T. a.
N II w. Of the " NJ +. NJ at y. -
degrees as minutes W. isstes IT from
the - u Cor. Of said Section.
1909 feet TO Cor No. j. the place Of
beginning and containing 2oss0 acres
Gnclusive Of survey No. 1896 Foo-uS1
lode OF .iss Of an acrel variation at
all corners IL degrees % minute. East
and forming portion Of the south
west quarter Of Section and The
Northwest quarter of Section 9. Town
ship a. North, Range West II the
New Mexico Principal Meridian. the
! anne nd.d location certificate of said
lode mining claim being recorded in
the Recorders Office OF Gunnison
County. Colorado in Book i7s II Page
5O1. adjoining claim Gray Horse lcce
Survey No. 1856 and adjoining and
conflicting claim Poorman Lode s,df-
vey No 1885. as shown by the plat OF
Da,e q posting this notice On claim.
THE HEADLIGHT GOLD MINING
AND MILLING COMPANY.
by l.. NJ Nourrc.
WITNESSES.
l.. +. Neaie.
Fred II Brown.
o. c. skinner. Register.
First publication July 4. 1919.
Last publication Sept ;. 1919.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01
NOTICE OF ALTON FoR UNIT
ED STATES PATENT.
Mineral Survey No. 1882. BOSTON
LODE

Mineral Survey No. issss. BOSTON
Serial No. ory56.
United States Land Offiee Montrose.
Colorado, May 18th. 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that in pur..
May 10th. 1872, The Headlight Gold
Mining and Milling Company. a corpor-
alton created. organized and exciting
RADIO. whose Postonice address is Gum
niron. Gunnison County. Colorado. has
made application for A patent for ftf-
Boston Lode bearing copper. together
with Three Hundred t3o0j feet on the
Northeriy side, and Three Hundred
middle OF said vein at the surface so
far a. can be determined from present
deselopmes,.. and all veins. lod.s
within the lines of said claim. es7 feet
running North "a degrees Is minutes
sna % s,s rgm fas, ernan runnIn 81 seu,s sess nsr
IS minutes East from center of dis
covery shaft situate in Goose Creek
State of Colorado. and described by the
official plat herewith posted and by the
field notes filed In the office of the reg
lister OF the Montrose. Colorado Land
District, as follows. to-wit:-
| beginning at corner No. l.
| A cross tS) at corner point on a
II in the ground in mound OF stone
scrtbed B-1 4 1882. whence
Ths \; " Ger ses :; 7: q n; r. 2
Cor. NO. 3. Sur. No. 1855 Gray Horse
Lode. The Headlight Gold Mining and
degrees "A minutes w. so3.2 II.
Thence n. IL degrees az minutes Z.
usl # ,nte.sect the North bound-
81 +. II. at n. SO degrees As minutes w
sse,7s # from the n. y Cor. of said
| eoa =, m Cor No
a cross N) al Garner Point on spruce
post I ins; 50. IS n long set y, In
the ground in mound of stone scribed
BE- X 1882. whence.
Thence s. u degrees IS minutes E.
1909 IT to Cor. No. 3.
A cross tX) at corner point on q
II in the ground in mound Of stone
Cor. No 2. Sur. No. sis4 Champion
lode. claimant unknown bears n. II
degrees w. $40 II
1925 feet intersect the North bound
81 p. II al s.ss degree. IS minnlss f.
ee3.G7 r. from the n. y Cor. OF said
section.
500 II 70 corner No. 4.
cross tx) at corner point on
II IN the Eround in mound of stone
scsibeS Hb d. g,a.lssss: s,aJ sy:,,. Whence he
1900 IT To Cor. No. 4. the place Of
beginning and containing zO.sS0 acres
variation at all corners II degrees IS
minutes East and forming . portion OF
the South half of Section and the
North half Of 6ection Q. Township ~
North. Range West of the N. n. p n
The amended location certificate Of
| said lode mining claim being recorded
In the Recorders Office Of Gunnison
County. Colorado in Book 1856 At Page
~. Adjoining or conflicting claim as
shown by the plat of survey none.
Date. OF posting this notice ON claim
May gath, 1919
THE HEADLIGHT GOLD MINING
AND MILLING COMPANY,
BY E. NJ Nourse
Agent and Attorney. .
l. E. Neale.
Fred H. Brown
o. C. Skinner. Register.
First publication July 4, 1919.
Last publication Sept S. 1918.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

.ssv. sss,sisa ss..oe Be- :, ,ss Sos = :srsss
hereof be maes out o. n M, ,, sssts. .rs,s. -
sns~er Viii Be allowed before the TAX
Ing Of Judgment BY default as afors-
The said action Is brought TO secure
q Judgment and decree. whereby tbo
may De required 10 set forth the nature
OF their said claims or interests In ano
to Lots tNenty-rhree. and twenty-four.
Block thirteenS in the Town of Gunnt-
son. County of Gunnison. State of Colo
raco. according TO the official plat OF
Original Gunnison on nle IN the Ke-
corders Office of said county. and that
ali adverse claims and interests OF said
defendants, and each Of them may De
determined by a decree Of this Court
and acjudged that the said Defendants
and each of them have no estate or in
t-re-t whatever In and TO said town
thereof. ana that by said decree 1t be
declared and adJutged that the SAID
pialntir h the owner Of said premise.
In fee simple. free and clear OF any and
all claims ot said defendants. and each
and all Of them
That the said defendants. and each
and all Of them. be forever barred from
asserting any estate. interest or claim
whatever In or to said town lots and
real property. or any part theIeaf ad-
verse 10 plaintiff. and for such other.
further and different relief in the
premises. either in law equity. as
TO the Court may seem just and proper,
as viii more fully appear from the
complaint in said action to which ref
erenee Is here made: A copy Of which
Is on file in this office
And you are hereby notified that TX
you fail TO appear. and TO answer the
said complaint as above required. the
said plaintin will cause your default
to be entered herein and then proceed
to Judgment against You as prayed Tor
in said complaint
Given under my hand and the seal OF
said Court at Gunnison. IN said County,
this Goth day OF June. A ID. 1918
Cara ]. Estes.
Clerk.
First publication July 4. 1913
Last publication August ]. 1919.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01
SUMMONS

State OF Colorado.
County Of Gunnison.
n the Cs..ty Cs.st.
JOHN n ALLEN. Piaintin.l
VS.
ALBERT S. JOHNSON.
+. H. JOHNSON and Ell Summons
ia JOHNSON. Sole and
only Heirs of F. c. JOHN-J
SON. Deceased. Defen-l
The People OF the State OF Colorado,
TO Albert s. johnson. F.. H Johnson.
and Eltzs Johnson sole and only heirs
ants above named. GREETING: COT
xeu are hefsey. .saaiEea e appsar
The .Ab0vH named plaintin IN the County
Court Of Gunnlson County. STATE of
tSsrsla .ishie s.sasy dsys sfssE he
eouutv: or. II ssrvea oet. of tAe eouAty.
e R.Rgb2lceeion. Eith!n thirty Aays
~ lex g ssrvise; Or tgasnent ~ de-
f1nl& Ntu be taken oGaiQok y0u ae-
CORNING 70 the prayer Of t15e 60Mplalnt
Al II copy OF the eomD1aint In the
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR UNIT
ED STATES PATENT.
Mineral Survey No. 1888. BADGER
i Serial No. o1ssss

Serial No. 0i33ss
United States Land Office Montrose.
Colorado. May 18th. 1919.
Notice II hereby given that In pur-
suance OF the Act Of Congress approved
MaV 10th. 1sle, The Headlight Gold
Minsng and Milling Company. q cor
porn1ion created. organized and exist
inG under the laws Of the State OF Col
oraAO, whose Posfoffice address II Jun
nison, Gunnison County. Colorado. has
rnado application for Z patent for Ftf-
teen Hundred (l500l linear feet on the
BadRer Lode. bearing copper together
with Three Hundred (10e1 feet on .he
Norfherly side and Three Hundred
(3Ool feet on the Southerly side OF the
middle OF said vein At the surface 70
Tar - can be determined from prs-;Ant
deve7 e7opments. and all veins 1pdes.
Iedeoo or deposits, and surface ground
witki1 the lines OF said claim. Two
Huu1rod (7Oe3 feet running North 81
deeFoao 1Asmfnutes WAet ff&m eeutet of
dIscGVory shaft and Thirteen Hundred
u3ooA feet rueninE south from q Dc.
EreN6 10 minutess East NrCm eentef Of
6isG19GFy shaft aituAxe In 0coee Creek
Nfni6G Oistrick Couuty Of Gunnisou.
StatS &k Colorado An4 described ~ the
ofife1Nf paat heregith pcsted ard ~
the r. not6h 1le1 IN the c6lee cf the
rasaS6GFt of fhe 1Gontrosk Colorado
|LGI 6lGeflc& - fcIlou1. TO- Wit:
D1ItnntnI At CQr. No. I.
IAo1111GH u4oh Cor Nos& r9H: No
1e9S9 Esp5ynai lo6es ~ 4ee0tght
CsoA @1oD69 49, N01flg C0Anleny.
clsi1S&5& - 1ins Ia 0ar. No. 1e53e Gray
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

Mrs. Margaret Nchls left for a
weeks visit at Hotchkiss Monday.
Mrs. Mary +. Tyler and daughter
Florence left for their home at Fruita
Sunday.
Mrs. Al. Morey and daughter. Of
Salida, came in Monday TO visit Mrs.
c. b. Sampson.
Major ID. B. Meyers, who has been
up at the Doctor mine, left for Pasa-
dena, California Monday on the d. &
X. G..
Perry Sammons and family, Miss
Florence Cunningham, Of Gunnison,
Tom Foster and family and Everett
Sammons and wife, OF Powderhorn,
went to Waunisa Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

Charles Biechele and wife and SON,
Of Sanduslky, Ohio, dropped in Satur-
day unannounced to visit his sister,
Mrs. ]. r. Berg and his father, An
thony .Biechele, at their ranch near
lola. This is their first trip to this
state and It has been twenty-six years
since the families had seen each other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

| DR.. ]. w. Morgan, the Medical In
spector for the State Board of Health,
went to Grand Junction Monday. He
had been up at the Buttes to investi-
gate the small pox scare. One case
was found, we understand.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

Dick Steele, who has been visiting
his brother, John Steele for the last
three weeks, returned to his home in
Springfield, Illinois Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

Mrs. f. n. Boyles was taken to
the sanitarium at Pueblo last week.
Mrs. Belle Cooper and Judd Riley ac-
companied her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

John Walk and wife. Walter and
Helen lizard, and Ralph bort and
family, of Pueblo, are visiting at
Almont.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

Miss Ruth Primmer returned to he,
home in Montrose Saturday after
taking in the institute at the Normal
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

Mrs. Mary Croft of the Lower Lake
Fork spent Thursday night of last
week in town, returning to her home
on Fridays train.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

Miss Helen Walton left Monday to
visit at Fruita.
Miss Mablc Alsup left for Cedar
edeg Saturday.
Arthur johnson of the Lake Fork,
came in on the evening train Monday.
c. o. Monroney came in from Pu-
eblo Monday morning to 20 10 Almont
to fish.
Miss Kate Fobare returned to her
home in Hotchkiss Monday after tax
ing in the Institute at the Normal
Mrs. Mary Vader, Miss Daisy and
Mrs. Richard Vadcr and daughter
were in town for few hours Monday
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

Billy Alger, who has been guest
at the T.. ]. Thompson home the past
two weeks, left for his home in Dem
yer Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

E. l.. Gardener. of Canon City, went
thru Monday noon on his way to Al
mont. where he intends spending a
month fishing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

o. F. Werner and wife and Hugh
Munson, wife and mother were visit
ors from Ohio City Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

S. S. johnson and family and Mr..
Wilbur spent Sunday in Saguache,
motoring back that evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

Fay Courrien departed for home II
Paonia Saturday after taking in the
two weeks Institute.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01
Z 4 X K K < <
X LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
K K Z 4 K I (


Rob't. Downs left Tuesday for
Montrose.
A. o. Brooke left for Denver Mon
day evening.
Norbett Shaft of Pitkin was at the
county scat Tuesday.
Miss Irene Proser went to her home
in Doyleyille last week.
%
Mrs. Emma Gibson left for her
home in Cedaredge Saturday.
90
+. S. Shovlain and family mo,ored
down from Quartz creek Tuesday.
soo-
Louis Smith left Saturday for
Spencer to visit relatives for week
Mrs. Linda Morris and Roscoe Balm
We're down from the Quartz creek on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Mckinley of
Pueblo came in Monday to go to AL
mont to fish.
Mrs. Jack Robinson went to Denver
Monday evening to spend a while
there visiting.
Fay Courrien departed for home in
two weeks Institute.
%
S. S. johnson and family and Mr..
- L.
motoring back that evening.
o. F. Werner and wife and Hugh
Munson, wife and mother were visit
ors from Ohio City Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Primmer returned to her
home in Montrose Saturday after
taking in the institute at the Normal
John Walk and wife. Walter and
Helen lizard, and Ralph bort and
family, of Pueblo, are visiting at
Almont.
Billy Alger, who has been q guest
at the T.. J.. Thompson home the past
two weeks, left for his home in Dem
yer Monday.
E. L. Gardener. of Canon City, went
thru Monday noon on his way to Al
mont. where he intends spending a
month fishing.
Mrs. E. n. Boyles was taken to
the sanitarium at Pueblo last week.
Mrs. Belle Cooper and Judd Riley ac-
companied her.
Mrs. Mary Croft Of the Lower Lake
Fork spent Thursday night of last
week in town, returning to her home
on Fridays train.
Dick Steele, who has been visiting
his brother, John Steele for the last
three weeks, returned to his home in
Springfield, Illinois Sunday.
/ DIR. ]. w. Morgan, the Medical In
spector for the State Board of Health,
went to Grand Junction Monday. He
had been up at the Buttes to investi-
gate the small pox scare. One case
was found, we understand.
Charles Biechele and wife and son.
Of Sandusky, Ohio, dropped in Satur-
day unannounced to visit his sister.
Mrs ]. r. Berg and his father, An
thony .Biechele, Ut their ranch near
lola. This is their first trip to this
state and It has been twenty-six years
rins-a fha farnsssoc had s.r.ov. <,.,h cxl..
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

Mrs. Jack Robinson went to Denver
Monday evening to spend a while
there visiting.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01
PRESSING, .
CLEANING.
DYEING.

= r.
EVER STOP 10 THINK THAT
"A woman Is n old rs she looks;
A man Is n old As he feels"
Nothing win make you look
or feel older or lacking in
Pep" than faded, wrinkled or
seedy looking garments. Then
why wear sem7 We are fully
equipped TO make that old
sSnit dress Or coat look like {
new. Clothes cleaned, dyed
and preeeea md delivered on
time. Work Guaranteea.
1helfpch Electric
a,llsss1i||l1!R
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Mckinley of
Pueblo came in Monday to go to AL
mont to fish.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

Mrs. Linda Morris and Roscoe Balm
We're down from the Quartz creek on
Tuesday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-20
NAVRAT KAPITANA
SpURNYRO.

Dr.. A. B. Spurny. byvaly
Glen lekarskeho Stabu V ne
sv. Lukase vratil Sc pre-
devGirem z Belgie, kde slouzil
jako dobrovolnfk V laZaretnim
druzstvu u britcke armady a
to V hodnosti kapitana. DR..
podiiel Sc na poslednim
britickGn naporu We Fandrech
4 anglicke armadni s!uzbe u
zapadni fronty byl celkem Ia
mesicu. kraJce pred svym pro-
puSt6nim byl vrchnim operate
rem V nemocn;ci V Abbeville,
kde zvlaSte ran6ni Zajatci byll
oSetrovani. Dr.. Spurny prineGl
81 mnoho obrazk6 z bOjiSte We
Flandrech, kterezto fotografie
ziskaly vtera zvlaStni pozorno,
sti V Cleveland hotelu a to "a
hosting ma jeho pOtest zdejSim
lGkafSkym svoZan pOradane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-20
iWSS WSSl
POMSTA.

Do hostince l.. Gibebrmana,
713 Broadway vessel vcera od
poledne n6jaky muz a nez mu
hostinsky mohl zadane pivo ma
Cerpat, cizinec tasil revolver a
nekolikrate po n6m vypafil.
Chybil Sc vSak "a nasleduiici
no zmatku uprchl. Gibebrman
zabil We ctvrtek V noci V. Man
cusu, jenz Sc mu do hostince
"a kradezi vloupal. Mysli Sc tn
diz. re "a vcerejsi strelby Sc
cizinci pomstu jedna!o a re
dtocniken byl n6jaky pfitel
Mancusuv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-20
16O HOSTINSKYCH v OHIO
BUDE v PONDELf OTEVRE.
NO.

Statni licensni komise vypoci
tdva, ze pfiSti pondeli bude V
Ohio otevreno celkem 100 no.
Stincu. HostinSti ii ziskali jed
nodenni vycepni pravo po "a
placeni $305 kazdy. Asi 5000
saloonu v Ohio podobneho poa
delniho prava nema a proto'
nusi Zavriti jiz V sobtu. Mas
okre3 bude miti V pond6li 81
otevfenych pivnic, mesto Gin
cinaCi IA, Lorain 5 a Zbyvajici
jednodenni license pfipadali
Canton, jakoz jinym menSim
mestum V Ohio. HostinSti, ne
zaplativsi "a pondeini vycep
must Zavrit sv lokaly V sobotu
o pul noci. Mistni licensni ko-
mise zaslala policii jiz seznam
ohstinskych, kteri "a pondelni
vycepni pravo Zaplatili a ma
sledovn6 nemusi V pond6li "a
wit. Nejvice podobnych loka-
la jest v dolennin meste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-20
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TRI TRAKCNf LIME BUDOU
PRODLOUZENY.

Ia vcereiSi schGze mestske
rady rozhodnuto, ably nekter6
trakcni linie V m6st6 byly pro-
dlouzeny. Radni Braschwitz
zvlast6 usiluje, ably polozeny
byly kolejnice ma zap. 73. ul.
od Denison Ave. az k Linndale
Ave-. kdezto radni Towne "a
da o prodlouzeni linie Broad
view Ave. od Pearl Road az k
Tate Ave. a radni Thompson
podal navrh rozSireni trakcni
dopravy ma Union Av. k South
View Ave. prostrednictvim Ii
nil vych. 116. ul. a Corlett Av.
Navrhy ty svereny zvlastnimu
trakGnimu vyboru neni po-
chyby, re spolecnost poulic-
mich drah zadane prodlouzeni
brzy uskutecni.