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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12
M. p. CHURCH NOTES

The quarterly conference business
meeting Of the church will be held
the Lord willing, on Thursday even
ing, June IL, after the prayer meet.
ing which commences at o'clock.
Sunday morning service, 1000 a
m. Subject, "People and Folks who
lived on Earth Before Adam, their
Superior Wisdom to the Present Gen
Grafton" Sunday school, 11:15, C. E.
devotional $50 p. m.
Union service at 500 p. m, in the
Auditorium; baccalaureate sermon by
the pastor of the M. p. church.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12
COMING RECITAL

Next Monday evening, at the NJ
P. church in Clio, the piano pupils
of Miss Bertha Yerden will present
a recital of twenty five numbers
which promises to be extraordinar-
lily pleasing. The recitals given by
Miss Yerden's pupils have always
more than repaid those who have at
tended and we are sure this one will
prove no exception to the rule. The
public is very cordially invited to at
tend. Admission free.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for their help and kindness at the
time of the death of/our baby, Hell
en-; also Rev. Camburn for his kind
words and for the floral tokens.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Barker,
Wendall and Evelyn,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Barker.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12
M. E. CHURCH NOTES

Class meeting $50 a. m, Sermon
1000 a. m., Sunday school 11:15 a
M, Epworth League $50 p. M, Bac-
calaureate sermon, 1880 at the Audi
torium.
The subject of the League devo-
tional meeting will be "Speech, Wise
and Otherwise" leader, Murray Felt
Everyone is invited.
The Children's Day exercises which
were held Sunday morning, in place
Of Sunday school, were fine sue.
cess. Several pleasing solos were
rendered and many recitations given
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12
SCHOOL NOTES

Margaret Murphy was absent from
school Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Morgan visited the high
school Wednesday.
Howard Jones was visitor Of the
9th grade room Tuesday.
Miss Bernice Richardson spent
Monday visiting the high school.
Pauline Helfrich is playing the
high school march this week.
Miss Shirley Harmon spent Mon
day afternoon visiting the high
school.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12
IMPROMPTU MUSICAL

Last week Friday evening, Herb
ert Boutwell,, wife and three sons,
of Flint, came to pay their kinsfolk,
Chas. Lembach and family a visit,
with the special purpose of giving
a farewell musical for Miss Verna
Lembach, who then expected to leave
for California. They are expert per-
formers on the violin and saxphone
and with the able assistance of AL
bert Chase, who was invited over,
gave a concert which was a source of
delight, not only to Mr.. Lembach and
family, but to the entire neighbor-
hood.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12
GARAGE ROBBED

Sometime Tuesday night thieves
entered the garage of Claud Reid, at
Birch Run, and stole seventy automo-
bile tires, valued at about two thous-
and dollars. 1t is rumored that the
prospects for catching the thieves is
good.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12
FLAG DAY

Saturday, June IA, will be Flag
Day and we shall hope to see a be-
coming display of the glorious ban
ner of our country in Clio. The war,
thank Heaven, is over, but our flag
is more glorious, more worthy of
our love and respect than ever be-
fore.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12
Speaking Of Jawbreakers.

One is reminded by the word whose
death is celebrated by Democritus (and
which, by the way, in a civilized Ian
guage is called 'lese majeste') of an
other sesquipedalian term which has
gone out of style. Canonicus tells us
that "terminological inexactltudinar-
ian" Is the longer and prettier. phrase
that has been supplanted by q shorter
and uglier word.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12

Clio Hive, l.. o. T. NJ, held its reg
ular meeting June 10th, at which
time plans were made for attending
the County Convention to be held at
Atlas, June goth. All members who
intend to go should meet at the S.
& F. waiting room, prepared to go on
the 9:0S local car. A potluck dinner
will be served.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12
MT. MORRIS SCHOOLS

The past record of the Mt. Nor
ris schools, as being among the best
in the country, has been fully main
tanned this year under the capable
direction of Geo. w. Hackney, su-
perintendent, supported by the able
staff of teachers who have assisted
him.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12
DIXIE EXTENSION

We are informed that Saginaw
county has let contracts for con-
structing the Dixie highway north
ward from the Genesee county line
for a distance of ten miles, for the
present. The work will be begun on
this end of the road with short
time
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12
OBITUARY
Barker

Helen E., the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin B. Barker, of
.Thetford, passed away at the home of
her parents, on Friday, June 6, 1919,
after short illness. Helen was
born October %, 1918, thus being
7 months and Ia days of age. Fun
eral services were held at the home
on Sunday, June 8, 1919, Rev. A. T.
Camburn officiating. Interment was
in Woodlawn cemetery.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12

Homer Adams and family expect
to take up their residence in Flint,
where he is now employed as lino-
type operator in the Office of the
Flint Daily Journal.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12
ROAD CONTRACT LET

We are informed that the contract
for construction Of the new con-
crete highways in Clio has been let
and work is expected ia begin about
July 1.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-06-12

Arsenate of lead will do away with
all potato bugs in short time, with
out burning the vines-Reid Bros.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-24
20 ACRES

20 ACRES
Close to Glendale. All in fine stand
of maize; frame house and free from
johnson grass. This is one of the best
buys near Glendale. Price $500 per
acre.
% ACRES
/ mile from Glendale, with good
house, sheds, garage, city water piped
on place. one of the best subdivisions
in the country; 10 acres in pasture. 10
in maize. Adjoining land selling at
$500 and $500 per acre. Our price, $40
per acre for a short time only. $500
cash.
"a ACRES
About miles from Center St, north
west good Groom house, fine well,
gas engine, stable, sheds, fine old shade
and fruit. All in first year of cotton.
This is one of the best buys in the
valley at only $3.50 per acre. Terms.
so ACRES
Close to Alhambra, with fine i'm
provements, fine old shade, fruit, etc.
40 in cotton first year, balance in
maize. You will appreciate this when
you see it, at only $500 per acre; $4,000
will handle. See
w. B. McCandliss
WITH
BURROUGHS
81 n. First Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1919-11-24
For Sale Real Estate
ACCOMPLISHMENTS

>>nnNNr~~~~>~~~~~~~ ~>->~~~~~>e~~~>~
RELINQUISHMEN
Casa Grande. $40 acres for $3.50.
This is the best of land and costs you
nothing to go down and see it. This
won't last long.
PARADISE VALLEY, 100 acres, I'M
der project, $3.50 this week. Grab this.
Another 120 acres, partly cleared and
needs no leveling; so feet water depth
$500. Hurry.
Parties owning the above need the
money quick, and If you can beat both
land and prices, l will make you a
present of the whole works.
MR.. MILLIUS
ia W. Adams ST. DIX
Arizona republican., 1919-11-24
Country Property
Smiths Bargain
Counter
Established 1887"

1 am putting BUCKEYE on the
counter this weeE-In the rush on high
priced cotton lands under the project
Buckeye is being overlooked, yet Cot
ton land under the Buckeye canal has
made phenomenal crop, and Buckeye
canal lands are FREE OF JOHNSON
GRASS-mostly sandy loan river silt.
The paved Highway to Buckeye is
"B" in the Highway Commission plans
the second section of the system to
be built.
The diversion dam Of the Buckeye
Canal is being made permanent
structure, and the water supply has
always been more than ample.
A Gin is to be installed at Buckeye
and the railroad and a good town is
already there. These Buckeye lands
were held at two hundred per acre for
seed alfalfa when some of the present
high priced valley lands were selling at
a hundred and less. They are still
good for seed alfalfa and stock and
dairying. but are proved equally good
for cotton.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-24

60 acres, miles of Phoenix, clear
of foulness,. good improvements;
$500 per acre. $4,000 cash.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-24
For Sale Real Estate

100 ACRES in cotton, Al water
near shipping point; little cash; good
terms. Phone 1907-1010. If
Arizona republican., 1919-11-24

I am offering 100 acres. all old al
falfa, with good improvements at
5000 per acre, on easy terms.
1t will pay you to investigate the
claims of the Buckeye District.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-24
H. A. SMITH

81 North Central Ave. Tel. 1922
Arizona republican., 1919-11-24
2OACRES

Eight miles west of Phoenix;
has three houses, barn, well, en-
CINE, two tanks; the best cotton
land in valley, for short time at
$3.50 per acre. $4,000 cash, bal
ance long term.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-24
CASA GRANDE

LAND WITH CLEAR TITLE.
$50 A.-House, well. fencing and fine
soil; close in; only $50 per acre; easy
terms.
400 A-Near station, under project;
best soil; $40 per acre; terms.
so AIN fine location, miles to
station. $50 per acre easy terms.
1904. REIMBURSEMENT and $40 A.
state land; farming and stock ranch
So per acre and terms.
500 acres 6 miles out; house, well, 80
feet to water; s12 per acre.
S. c. MILLER COMPANY
80 n. First Ave-, Phoenix, Ariz.
Casa Grande Hotel, Casa Grande. If
Arizona republican., 1919-11-24
For Sale - Real Estate
LOOK HERE

We have the buyers and can sell
your houses and ranches if you will let
us have a listing. Call 4405 and we
will come and get it or call at IS S.
Center. Palmer If
Arizona republican., 1919-11-24

TWO and one-half acres, large g.
room house, well built $4,000; easy
terms. Land raises wonderful crops
of sorghum and alfalfa. Close in.
E. r. c. Hickey
30 n. First Ave. Phone 1898
Room 1. dl
Arizona republican., 1919-11-24

TWO well improved forty acre
ranches, s275 and $500 per acre, close
to school; no Johnson grass.
Two S0-acre tracts, $500 per acre;
one rented for three years $45 cash
rent.
BROUGHT AND PUTNEY
Phone 4236-327 West Washington If
Arizona republican., 1919-11-24
BARGAINS

so acre tract, miles from town. AZ
acres in alfalfa, 40 in cotton, no John
son grass, 100 feet to first water, new
house, 1926 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-24
HERE IT IS

One of the finest forties on Glendale
avenue fine for cotton; half in al
falfa. nice house, good shade. close to
Glendale; you should see this. Worth
$500 per acre. Can be bought for $500.
With PALMER exclusive, IS S. Center.
81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-06
SNeptun, vladce mori, obdivuje aeroplan.

A podobn6 ma unverste Vratislavi kde knezi Ra-
tbofska studui bohosov nen nkoho kdo by madych bo
hosovcich probouze asku matefke reel Kdyz studie
chy ke konc tn mlady bohosovec vzpomene bude
sit moravky modt kaZa Sezene n6jakou starou bb
uci cesy cst To della proo ably dosa do moravsk6
Vesnce, nebot moravskem kra mali kn6z epe
ponemcelem Hubcicku Jen zfidka nade mlady kapan
ktery ceske reel prvatne neucil.
Jako mlady kapan mva velke obtize pf cesk6m kazan
mluven Toho prust hakatste vyuzivaji Ucitee neko-
caste kazao nemecky ably pfi bohosuzbe nemecky
zpivao Faraf bo odporu vyhovue rad casio proto,
ably mel vrchnos dobre oko. Zem6na mady kapan chce
Wade zacho proto nechava iako germanisacni ma
sroi pouz ably pozd6ji pruska vlada p uchazeni
ned6ala prekazek Pruska vada vzdy mfchaa do
obsazovani oomoucka konsstor pruskemu naaku po
voovaa Zasupce oomouck6 konsistoe Pruskem Sezsku
tax komsaT dosazova kn6ze moravske fec zna6
n6mcee vesnce Hubccku kneze ponemcee moravsk6
ary RatboTsku. Nenf tedy divu hostel MoravcGm
castecn6 ponemG Zavadea nemecka kazani, nemecke
zpevy mnohych kostech, kde pred desi lety en Jed
mesic kazao nemecky, kaze dnes kazdou ned6
(Hlucin) Vidme to poneivce Hlubccku kde n6mecky
mater ie teprve posednich roku
Prot veke v6t$ne narodn6 hoSejnych neb odrodilych
knez hya maa hrska n6z narodnich bezmocna. By uda
vanim zasraseni narodni praci vsemozne Jim bran6no
Ale mnoz predevsim Josef Hubek
farar Borutne ktery caste neohrozene plo knezm
manisatortm vystoup icinn6 narodhim poll pfacova
Vyda RUNE moravske brozGrky pred vonou sesav
cesy kanciona ehoz kratk6m pres 5000 vytisku
rozprodal
Proc pax moravsky lid proti ponemcovani kosela
bran? Brn ale malO anebO to mic nepOmohlo "Kato
ke Novny prnasey casio stiznosti ruznych vesnc re
zavad6ii n6mecka kazan nemecky zpev
ravky azyk bva kosteu vypuzen avSak zstavao en pr
stznos Vem caste to by ucite organsta ktery bovone
n6mecky zpev kosele zavad6l farn fad nemel odvahy
proti on vystoupt nebot bal udan vlady Ucite
manisaor mel dobreho pomocnka mad6m kaplanu ktery
ako pfedseda rzych spoku madeze ponemcovani usnad
noVa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-06
ARMADNI ROZKAZ NINISTRA MA
RODNf OBRANY V. KLOFACE.

Dustojnici poddustojnici VOjaci! Stome duleztem
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nebezpec isme mohli zasti SOvensko hrancch KITE
urca mrova konference. Podporovani radostnym
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locvCnych Jedno JanoSkovych druzn, Selcu Oru sedo
pozornyma ocima ce6ho naroda vSech koncnach
pubky proev ste vsecy cnost obcanu vojaku ker6 cd
vas vast zada Bill ste staecn6 ako dobf synov6 oho
zen6 a mnozl Vas kter6 myslme pohnutim
vdecnosti nedockal koneGneho spechu naSeho s We
vykonavan rozkazd kere Vam ukaday nezmern6 namahy
nerovn6m bo bd6lou pohoovost vyiednavan proevli
se dscplnu kter Vas ednola pres ruznost Vasi voien
sk6 mnuosti Vas francouzst vetee generaem-v
alymi boova pred rokem osvobozeni sve velke
zkcuSene vast jim steine jako Vam nezapomene narod nj
kdy mohl Vas duverou opfit kdyz iednalo
neien eho Gest nybrz bezpecnos kid eho vyvoe
chv nejkritctejs Touz dobou, kdy v6domm vykonan6
sdent nasi republiky vadu zskad6 voleb KITE
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move Wade nenaala zmena mse mnistra Narodn Obra
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vlasi abychom pokraGovali rozvien zasad mz isme
dosud by vedeni Dempkratcke vosko ktere e
edno uskutecnuie zasady rovnosti prl
va bude dale naSm deaem. ktery budeme tvoriti
souCinnost podpory celeho naroda Dbete abyste
hy braske shode duchem vseho obcanstva ako
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Minstr Narodni Obrany V. Klofac.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-06
O PRUSKYCH MORAVCICH.

Narodn pom6ry prpskych Moravcu poslednich desit
etech velmi zm6nily Germanisace ud6ala veky posup
Pny, proc lid moravsky, ker tax douho germanisacnim
snaham satecn6 odoavaI sta poslednch eech
nisaci tax prsupny sou Jako dive nehavn6si pf
ciny uvadim:
az vniknuti germanisace do kosteu a prevaha
Gelych kn6zi;
b) nemeck6 spolkareni.
Je nev6tsi zasluhu o zachovan moravske rec
mali nespoe vastenecky smyejci kn6z kteri nejen ko
moravko zachrlni posvn6 pracovali ma
vedom6n narodniho smySleni obecnych sio bya
ska z rou 1872 vypuzena en nabozensvi vyucovao
dvou nejnzSich tridach mateTsn6. Moravske neb
cese knizy obecna skoa od 1872 nevdea Posednm
utukem moavsk6 reel sta Sc hostel narodne uvedome kn6
Ii byli zbykem intelligence ktera moravsk6mu iazyku
hlasia ie obhaOvala.
By to pfedevsm faraf Cyprian Iee Kodak benesovsky
ktery moravsky slabikar lerarni cinnos
sirSim cesk6m byl Dale busavsky Jan
Rother, (zemr 1899, Josef Konetny PoSulka farr
Velkch Hosticich Anselm Hraba koopertor hulcinsky
Josef Kopecky, arar Bene$ov6 madS generace ime-
nuieme farafe Restla Oldrova nynejsich praco
vail narodnm obrozeni moravsk6ho idu Tomas Kamra
dek araf Vekych Petroyicich Arnost Jurecka arar
Soudcch Josef Hubc farar Boutine Josef Ottawa farar
V Kob6ficich Tito isou zakadatele redaktor edmych
skych novin N6mecku kere z 20 rok ychazeji pod ma
"Katocke Novny Drive vychazel "Katolick6 Novi-
NY Ratibori a nyni Hulcne.
Tito vlastenckn6zi udeali pro moravsky lid vemi
no ceky narod Jim bude vdecny zachan ceskou vetev
Ratiboisku.
Cd 1910 vidme vSak, re narodn viv imenova-
nJch knez stava slabsm prot vvu nez hpste
nych nebo snad primo pon6mciych Jak vysvetme?
Kn6z vastenci sudova gymnasium Rakousku poneivice
chlapeck6m semna Krom6riz, kde nabyli narodnho
ducha teprVe pozna pfislusnici eskeho nroda
TO Vada pruska brZy poZnaa zameza StudoVani
sych chapcu Rakousku zakone, die n6hoz rakouska
nebyva Prusku uznana. Kdo byl Kromez gym
nasiu nemoh iiz nikdy do Pruska vtt Farar Hubek
byl posednim, keremu podaio romerizskbm gymna
bohosov Vatislav Veka vetsna nynejsich
knezi Raborsku ie odchovana prusych skolach.
Jz obecnG Skole d6tem nemecka rec vtlouka doone.
nebot det skOn byvay uGelem bty kdyz mimo skoly
uNc mluviy moravsky uGel to zaslechD. Ma gymnasu
pruskem sOvanske pronaseduie n6mecka kul
vychvaluje do nebes Odvazii nejaky gymnassa
n6jakym zpsobem ukazat moaVskou neb poskou
byva ihned gynnasia vylouten Nen tedy divu, ze
gvmnassa rnoravskou rec. ze III yd j
spatne ovada Je neneckym duchem TAX proaakN ze
nevd ak6ho bezpravi pruska vada ger1nansaci
rayskem idu doponSti
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MOZNOST VALKY MEZI
SP. STATY A ANGLH.
Co pravi mem. prorok.

''PriSti veliky konflikt budeI
Sc odehravati mezi Spoj. StatyI
a Anglii". Toto prohlaSeni uci-I
nil gen. Friedrich Won Bern
hardti, kdyz Sc jej zpravodaj
Tribuny Karl H. Won Wiegand
dotazoval 0 jeho nahledu O.
hledn6 pfisti valky jako auto
"a spisu "N6mecko a priSti
valka." !"
"Nepravim tax snad dmy-
slem, abych rozseval neduve-
III mezi tyto diva narody,' pro
hlasil Bernhardti, "ale povazu|
il to jake zkoumatel valek a.
pTicin, ktere vedou k nepratel
'tvi, jako logicky vysledek kon
fliktu prave skonceneho.
Tataz trida zajmu a podobI
ne souperstvi ma mori a Y, OBJ
chode, Jake panovaly mezi An
gill a Nemeckem a umoznova-
Ii pr9dpovidati omen konflikt,
poukaZuji k tomu, re dojde k
srazce mezi nyn6jSimi dVemaI
ma neiv6tSimi mocnostmi Sye-
ia.
"Jak brzy k tomu dojde a
jakou formu ma Sc zapaS Vcz-
me, nejsem pripraven dne5 RI
ci, ale bude to veliky konflikt
budoucnosti."
"Pak tedy nemate duv6ry,
re svaz narodu zabrani bu-
doucnosti valkam?" byl Bar-
nardti tazan.
"Svaz narodu nezabrani val
kdm ohledn6 zalezitosti "a
sad, iez mali zivotni dulezi-
tost pro zemi a lid" prohlasil
gen. Bernhardti. "TVoritele
Ivazu mali sami malo duv6ry
n6j, kdyz president Wilson,
otec svazu, zada americky lid,
ably Sc odchylil od Washingto
novych tradici a taktiky, vyzy
v2je senat, ably potvrdil doho-
du Francii. To jest doznanim
re on ma malo duV6ry We
jvaz narodu.
"Je to otazka moci a silly. O
vladani takovGho svazu buda
veci nejVetSiho poGtu del a ru
tnic a jinych prostredku poho-
toVych nebo cinnych. Jeho bu
doucnost, bude-li miti n6iakou
budoucnost, bude zalezeti ma
tom, jak dlouho budou Sc A
marika a Anglie shodovati ma
kontrole svazu; to jest, jak
dlouho budou S to Sc Svymi sra
zejicimi sc Zajmy mezi sebou
vychaZeti. Male narody budou
nuceny Sc die svazu riditi, ale
Velmoci mcdowell jinym mocno
stem rozhodovati o jejich val
kach anebo povoIovati jim,
kdy mohou jiti do valky kdy
ne"
Bernhardti poukazuje tez k
tomu, proc Amerika neode-
VIDA vyrizeni mexickG zalezi-
tosti svazu narodu, misto chy-
stani zakrociti tam sama. O.
hledn6 pom6ru mezi Nemec-
KEN a AmerikoL prohlaSuie,
za Nemecko nema zadneho ne
Qratelstvi prot Spojenym Sta
tim, trebaze prohralo svoii
Valku jejich vinou. Dale pravi,
re nevidi zadn6ho duvodu pro
TO, ably 81 Spojene Staty praly
zdrc9nl zniceni Nemecka. Je
pry spi$e V jejich zajmu, aby
Nemecko zustalo mocnym Ci-
nitclem, ohrozujicim Anglii
pro pripad, re by doSlo mezi
Anglii a Amerikou k valce,
tax jako ja to V zajmu Angln
miti slime Japonsko jako dule-
2it6ho Cinitele V Pacifillu pr
Americe a to ze stejnych duvo
du."
NEsNM w H gs sa ya rs III ss US M eys M
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Jeste sesti re Sc pemennG boure Chicagu Washing
tone day vady prohbce nak by vinu ist6 odnesy p
vovary hostince.
KoneGn6 snad ma zdrazovatele zejmena ma pet masar-
skch magna take dojde aniz by panovala obava,
Mich sanOu bOlSevici.
N6kte potraVnovi zraloci schovavaiici maso chadr
mach pricnou zdrazeni mali nyn sam neeps vyhlidky
prijiti do chadku.
,
KCy Ceskosovenskych zemch svorn6 spolupu-
sobeni Ma otazku odpoV6d6 jz misr Jan Hus pred
p6t sty ley: Az Czech Cechu nejv6Sm neprelem
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20
POLICE SEARCH FOR
BANK ROBBERS

Bang! Boom! Ah, bank robbers.
Safe crackers. Send for the Rainbow
Division. Hurry! Police
A loud report last night between
the hours of and 10 caused several
hundred people to rush to Vine and
Main streets, thinking an attempt had
been made to rob the First National
bank.
With pistols drawn, the police
searched several buildings in that vi
cinity and after failing to find any.
thing, concluded that the report had
been false.
The report was not false, however,
for it was later learned that some
small boys had shot off cannon in
the alley between Gambler and Vine
streets.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20
RED CROSS COMPLETE
REFUGEE GARMENTS
Shipment Will Be Made To
Cleveland The First of
Next Week

The last quota of 700 refugee gar.
ments assigned to the Knox county
chapter of the Red Cross on March ~
Is now finished little before the al
lotted time, and will be inspected and
shipped to Lake division warehouse
the first Of next week.
This reflects much credit ON the
loyal women of Mt. Vernon and of
every Red Cross branch and auxil.
iary in Knox county who have not
considered their service to suffering
humanity completed until tho last
garment assigned to this chapter was
made and sent on its way. This will
be the first vacation for these faith.
ful workers since the work rooms
opened in October, 1917, and it has
been we'll earned.
1t Is not expected that there will
be calls upon the chapter during the
summer, but cables from the Red
Cross relief commission overseas tell
OF more distress, especially among
children and women, than present
supplies can alleviate and clothing is
tho greatest need.
When autumn comes and tho win.
ter is near at hand, the Red Cross
VIII probably call upon us again to
take up the task of sewing for those
SO much less fortunate than we are.