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The Knife and
Fork Brigade
Dyspeptic Soup Eaters Can Change
Their Spoon for Knife and Fork
and With Stuart's Dyspep-
sia Tablets the World
Smiles Again

Ask a former dyspeptic who tried
the Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets plan
what wonderful relief they afford In
stead Of the grouchy bowl OF soup at home
and the abiect terror at the sight Of good
things to eat at party supper the soup
spoon has been replaced by the knife and
fork. This comes from giving the diges-
tive processes required assistance These
tablets digest food. They stimulate natural
digestive secretions Thus the food keeps
on dlgesting, doesn't lie IN the stomach 70
sour and create sI sorts Of dlstresscs.
and they act as soon 4s they enter the
stomach. hence relief even in dyspepsia
may be looked for almost at once.
Hyou have been troubled with gassiness.
sour stomach, water brash, hea viness after
eating and such troubles, try these tablets
} gu viii ind Stuart : Dyspepsia Tablets
on Sale IN any drug store III the
United States and Canada
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondents or Every Evening
Elkton. Md, Tee @ The Circuit
Court for Cccil county convened IN Elkton,
Yesterday Judges Hopper AID NickS or
the bench. Edward ". Taylor Of Flkton
was made foreman of the grand jury
The entire day was taken up in gong over
the docket which was n lengthy one
Thomas r. Wright formerly editor OF
the Elkton Appeal and for years engaged
IN the printing business IN " Washington.
died in that city, Saturday His body
WAS brought 10 Elkton. yesterday and
inteT1nent made inli0ward street cemetery.
4 large delegation Of Grangers Will
leave Cecil county. today, to attend tic
47th annual convention OF the State
Grange. now IN session 1T ChcStortoRn.
Gerald W Dunbar. who has been EN-
ployed with the General Motors Corpora
ton IN Detroit, Mich, Is spending thus
week with his parents. II Flkton
l.. 3. Phillips, agent for the american
Railway Express Co. Is attending court
st minister. Md, in which case Of
hls company IS to be heard
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
to Herbert Kelly OF Goreville H. and
Florence Binea Of Perryvillc; George "
Jacobs Of PerTyville and Frances Atkin-
son of Chester. Pa.
Harry Schwart1 and Edward Mitchell
automobile thieves who were captured in
Elkton last week, have been taken TO
Philadelphia for trial
Mrs Henry Glackin will entertain the
miss Ionarv societies OF Vest Nottingham
Presbyterian Church at her home at
Colora, tomorrow afternoon
Thomas Kite has sold his farm at Colora
TO Virginia party at private sale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
BRIDGEVIL.LE.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Bridgeville. Dec. "a large donatlon
was given to Rev. and Mrs. Disston ".
Jacobs at the NJ T.. parsonage, last week,
by members Of the pastors congregation.
Philip Stewart and wife left yesterday
morning for Somerset Florida, where
they will spend the winter with their son,
Rodney Stewart.
Mrs. Edward Clark Of Wilmington IS
here as a guest Of her father l.. H. Ward.
Herman Wiley left last week for Ph'la-
delphia where he will JON the l..
s Navy and expects to be sent toCaljfornia
MIR. and Mrs. Harry w. Niyen and
Deputy Bank Examiner Ira Lewis yes
terdsy went TO Philadelphia To attend
a banquet gwen by the Sons Of Delaware
ST the RelleYnc,Stratford
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Seaford, Dec. 9.-Mrs Lake Gilmore
and daughter, Miss Pauline Gilmore Of
Wenonah N j., are spending some time
here with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Thos.
H. Cottingham
Howard +. Galloway Of Norfolk, Va,
is with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred
Galloway of West Seaford
Mrs Ned r. Bounds of Baltimore is
here visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs, /.
j Sauerhoff.
MIR and Mrs O. d. Rhea and daughters.
Irene and Roscnna, are spending part Of
the week in Wilmington and Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs Charles r. Brown of
Bridgevilc were guests of MIR and Mrs.
George Y. Stewart. Sunday
Mrs. Joseph IL. Cox returned today
from two weeks visit with her sister-in-
Law, Mrs Cabel Fine. at Toledo, Ohio.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
FOXES ELUDED CAPTURE.

SpeSiai Correspondence Of Every Evening
Milford. Dec q-Thc Fox Hunt Clubs
81 Rowcrs and Magnolia on Thursday
la, had one of the greatest hunts OF the
season with the finest pack Of hounds
H. upper kent county, numbering twenty
dogs Reward gave them good nun for
roorc than two hours, when another fox
-oncd m. This at first bothered the
hounds bat they soon got the foxes running
t.,re,hc nftll one Of them took 10 his den
The chase continued until dark. and
then tho dogs were called of and let the
.aN g0 to hls den and rest for another
uaNs sport
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DANCE WAS PROFITABLE.
fep-riaI Correspondents Of Every Evenir

fep--ial Correspondents Of Every Evening
Milford. Dec. 9.-The baseball club of
milford Athletic Association cleared more
than 500 for the association by its
Thanksgiving dance. Other entertainments
for the coming winter are IN contemplation.
II Is hoped the association viii be able.
next spring, 70 engage the service Of a
good coach 10 have the men an in good
playing condition. The club last year play
ed 28 games, winning 20 and the champion
ship Of the lower part OF the State.
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SHOT A BIG RACCOON.

special CORES pondence of Every Evening
Milford. Dec Thursday last, while
Joseph Birmingham was out hunting
rabbits, has dogs GOT on traI Of 8 rsccoon
and after chasing II for about three miles,
Mr Brittlnghsm managed 10 get shot
ST II, which found the mark and It fell
from the tree.
lt was one OF the largest rae coons ever
found IN this part Of Delaware weighing
IA pounds. He gave big coon dinner %
hrs friends s few days ago. The hide will
sell for Sc
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NEWS OF LEWES.
Special Correspondence Of Every Even

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Lewes, Dec 9-John NJ. Lank has
purchased the Louis 4 Maui property,
on Fourth street, and viii retire from his
farm st Prettyrnan's Corner aud occupy
this new property the first Of the year.
! H. Marsh. Jr.. Of Norfolk, Va,
auditor FOR the Virginia Fisheries aud the
Tavlor Reed Co. of Virginia has been
here for the past two weeks, auditing the
accounts with the different fishing com
panIes here for the past season.
Walter +. Wyatt, has purchased the
Bool.hammer property, on Second street,
which he hss been occupying as a store and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09

dwelling for the past eight years, and
also the adjoining house, occupied by
Charles klingensteAl and used as bar
Der shop.
Local fishermen are makingsmall catches
of perch and rock which are bringing
good prices,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Lynch have
moved from their South street property to
the property recently occupied by the
Wilson sisters, on Fourth street.
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TO GIVE CHRISTMAS DANCE.

eretai Correspondents OF Every Evening
Milford, Del. 9.-The young men Of
Milford are makIng arrangements for one
Of the finest Christmas dances ever held
in the lower part Of the State.
The sffair viii take place In the State
Arnory in South Milford. The date is TO
4 he selected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newport, Dec. 9.-The December
meeting of the Home and School Assoca-
ton of Newport public school will be
held in the school house, tomorrow evening.
Miss Edith l.. Hughes, State chairman
of Thrift, will be the speaker of the even
ing, and Irving G. easier, Community
Sing leader, will lead the singing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
DON'T BE WITHOUT
SL0ANS LINIMENT
Keep il Handy Ii Knows No Equal in
Relieving Pains and Aches.

Sloan i.lnment has been sold for 38
vear- To-Day, It Is more popular than
~ There can b. but one auswer-it
Druducc- results
Applied without rubbing Il penetrates
80 the afflicted part, bringing relief from
rheumatic tNlnges. sciatica. sore. stiff
strained muscle lame back and other
exterior pains and spTalns and the rcsul; of
exposure 1t leaves 10 ruussiness, staiu,
elogged pores.
get large bottle for greater economy.
Keep it handy for usc when needed. Your
druggist has IT. Three sizes-35c. zoe,
81 40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
To Enforce Prohibition Law.

Leo A. Crossin. Of the Internal Revenue
Department, has been appointed supe~-
vislng Federal prohibition agent for the
Eastern district, Including parts Of Penn
sylvsnia, New Jersey and the State Of
Delaware The appointment was made
by John F Kramer. national prohibition
enforcement commissioner
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24
RACING RULES
FOR SAN CARLOS
TROPHY ADOPTED

Rules governing contests for the
San Ca-los trophy, offered by Charles
B. Hervey, for heavy duty cruising
yachts, have been adopted by the Pen
sacoIa Yacht Club and forwarded to
the Southern Yacht Club of New Or
leans.
The rules provide that the cup is
open to competition by yachts Of 35
feet and over having a speed of not
over IL miles an hour. These yachts
must have internal combustion en-
gines have living and sleeping accom-
nodaticns for two and carry a tow OF
a seaworthy yawl or siSsfr,
Contest is to be decided on elapsed
time ard the trophy must be won
twice By the same owner before it be-
comes he owners personal property.
No less than three contestants shall
constitute a :5Lce. Chartered 5ach,s
are ineligthle and the helmsman must
be an s-rlSfeur.
Other rl-1cs specify the manner and
time OF pl otests and so forth.
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WILLARD-DEMPSEY
FIGHT PLANS ARE
NOW UNDERWAY

1t takes a sawmill and miles of
lumber to stage a championship prize
fight these days.
At the site of the Willard-Dempsey
arena in the suburbs of Toledo, O..
where two claimants for a worlds
fistic title will battle July 4, big
construction job is under way. Eighty
thousand people are expected to wit
ness the contest. and to accommodate
this immense crowd the largest stand
ever built for a prize fight is now
rapidly taking shape.
A million and three quarters feet
of southern pine lumber is required
for the erection OF the stadium, which
is half a mile in circumference and
600 feet across. with maximum
height Of IS feet from the bIeacher
seats to the ground. This lumber
would be sufficient to build a board
walk three feet wide and 100 miles
long. To tranport 1t to Toledo from
the pine forests Of the south 81 heav-
ily loaded freight cars were required.
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VAN MATRE HAS STRONGEST
LINEUP IN TOWN AND WITH
BOMBAY ON THE SLAB SHOULD
COP IN THIS AFTERNOONS
CONTEST. GAME Is AT $3.50
O'CLOCK.

The Pensacola Regulars. with the
strongest lineup possible to get to-
gether intown. will trim the Naval
Aviatoi's at Maxent Park at g. 80 4flis
afternoon, If Charlie Van Metres dope
is right.
''Hicl.' Brown, OF the L. & N. shops,
held the Aviators hitless for four in
nings Friday and would have won
his game easily except for errors in
the fifth and sixth innings. The locals
had tho edge on the game all the way
until the blow-up.
With Lefty" Bombay twirling for
Pensacola today there should be moth
ing to 1t, except the gate receiprs.
Van Metre viii use the following men:
Villar. Z; Eagsn. 2b; Chance. lib: Gro
gan. CT; Lurton, G; Wentworth. rf;
Brown, IS; Mcvoy. 3b; Bombay, p.
James Laird. ex-Southern Lacquer.
win handle 1.-The Indicator. Umpire
Laird is always a satisfactory arbi-
traitor and viii speed up the game, as
usual.
Through cars viii start via the BELT
Line a. two o'clock and will fill
long felt want.
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PENSACOLA REGS due TO WIN
FROM NAVAL AVIATORS TODAY
CHIPLEY TAKES
ALL THREE GAMES
FROM APALACHICOLA

Chipley, Fla. June 21.-The Chipley
baseball boys, Rex F'arrior, John
Stokes, Theo. Tharp, Earl Daniel Ed
gar Blake, Paul Taylor, Nat Minchin,
Henry Williams, Richard Gates,
Frank Afford and Sion Afford, accom-
panied by Prof. Douglass, Geo. NJ.
Mead. farm demonstrators. Len Wells.
Mr. Cochran, Edwin Butler, Johnnie
Jones and Francis Campbell, have re-
turned from an extended visit to APP
aiachicola. where they played ball
with the team Of that city on Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
The games played are as follows;
First game: Chipley, s; Apalachi-
cola, L; second game: Chipley, 2:
ApalachicoIa, O; third game: Chipley,
z; Apalachicola, o.
The boys are loud in their praise
of the hospitable treatment received
at the hands of the good people OF
Apalachicola. All say that they were
given full sway while there, and that
the occasion was made pleasant by
fishing. boating, swimming and
dancing.
On their return home, in passing
the city of old Port Saint Joe, they
were stopped by citizens who insisted
that they stay over with them for
dinner. and nothing would do but that
they had to stop.
Ard right there, the boys say, they
were dined to the best feast of good
things to eat they ever saw in their
lives. And, too, the warm, hearty
reception accorded them will ever be
remem bered. And with one accord
they all say that they wish for an
other trip to the two cities by the
sea.
Chipley is proud Of her baseball
boys. They are all clean. manly, hon
est, honorable young men. They are
never involved in controversies
amounting TO a breach with neighbor-
ing cities.
They play good clean ball games
and woe unto the team that crosses
bats with them.
They request the writer to say to
Apalachicola and Port st Joe, come
over to see us and let us have a
chance to show you a good time"
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ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE - Registered

FOR SALE = Registered
Berkshires. Two full bred
gifts due to farrow in May.
Three young boars 4 months
old. Several young pigs sire !
b. Epochal Floridian. A ST.
10000 son of a 100000
sire. Breed and sell only the
best in English and Ameri-
ca bred Berkshircs. Herd
headed by Baron Prince c.
End 256726, Grand Champion
over all breeds Virginia,
1"-6. All hogs and pigs reg
istered and cholera immun..
Ask for sample i digree, C.
]. Sutterlind, Southern Rep
representative, Porknakc.
Ward, Chipley, Fla. 91.0
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TWILIGHT LEAGUES SECOND WEEK
WITNESSES NEW TEAM IN ACTION

The Twilight League starts the sec
ond week or the 1919 season tomor-
row evening at 6:15 o'clock, and under
orders promulgated Friday evening, if
either team fails to appear on the
field ready to play within five min
Utes, forfeit shall be declared.
A new team VIII appear this week,
that the the Chero- Cola Bottling Co..
which is scheduled to play it's opening
game against the Y. NJ C. A wednes-
day. Arthur Olsen is managing the
new team.
The Ship Yard team has been re-
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organized and Edward Nelson placed
in charge. Mr.. Nelson will stack his
team against the K. of C. on Tues
day.
The ball players have one just cause
of complaint against the spectator.s
and that is that automobiles park
their cars on Gonzalez street and in
terfere with the outfielders.
A McGovern has been elected as
sistant manager and ground keeper
and will be Mr.. Stubbins' right-hand
man.
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MORTGAGE LOANS

I am prepared to negotiate
loans on improved farms and
city property. Five or ten
years on farms, one to ten
years on city property. Mon
ey ready when title perfect
ed. A. c. Binkley, attorney.
601-2 American National
Bank Building.
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LEAGUE LEADERS
OF MONTGOMERY
HERE NEXT WEEK

The Knights OF Columbus will bring
the leaders of the Montgomery City
League TO Pensacola for a series of
gapaes next weekend. The Montgom-
cry club is Well out ahead of all other
outfits in the league and will give
the local boys a chance to show lots
Of baseball to win.
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TEXAS OIL CO.
HAS PERMITS FOR
MUCH BUILDING

The Texas Oil company has taken
out licenses for the erection of a tank
ia feet, SIS inches in diameter, two
tool houses, workmen's residence and
an office, all on or near Pine street,
not far from Olivia street.
1t is understood that other tanks
of the same capacity as the first are
to be erected by the Texas company.
Material for the first tank is alreuoy
on the grounds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24
DAMAGE SUIT rs
FILED AGAINST
SHIP MT. EVEREST

Suit for alleged damages in the
amount of $4,000 was filed yesterday
in the office of Clerk F. w. Marsh.
of the U. S. district court, by C. T.
Andrews VS. the steamship Mt Ever
est, which came in port a few days
aog. Alleged personal injuries is made
the basis for the suit, the plaintiff
having been hurt a few days ago
while at work on the ship, it is under
stood
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24
ODD FELLOWS TO
HOLD MEMORIAL
THIS AFTERNOON

The Pensacola Lodge of Odd Fell
lows and Naomi Rebecca Lodge, No.
10 will hold their annual memorial
services at the hall, corner of Baylen
and Belmont street, at 4:30 o'clock
this afternoon. The impressive ritual
istic ceremony for departed members
will be carried out and it is expected
that all members and visiting broth
ers and sisters will attend.
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AMERICAN.

AMERICAN.
Washington, 6; Chicago, 3.
Philadelphia, IL; Detroit, s.
New York, q; Cleveland, 1.
Boston, 5; st. Louis, 3; called end
OF 10th to allow teams to catch train.
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GAMES TO-DAY.
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SOUTHERN.
Little Rock at Mobile.
Memphis at New Orleans.
Nashville at Birmingham.
Others not scheduled.
NATIONAL.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Others not scheduled.
AMERICAN.
Chicago at Detroit.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
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NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
Pittsburg, /; Boston, 0.
Cincinnati, 4; Philadelphia, S.
Chicago. O; Brooklyn, 8.
st Louis, L; New York. 2.
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SOUTHERN.
Atlanta, 4; Chattanooga, o.
New Orleans, 4; Memphis, 0.
Others, rain.
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BICYCLE SHOP

First class repairing on bicy-
cles, guns, pistols, graphophones
and sewing machines, done by
-. G. Chancey, ID West Inten-
dencia Street. 9872-tf.
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SOUTHERN.

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GAMES THIS WEEK.

June 23-w. o. w. VS.. l.. & n. Z
June PIX. of c. VS.. Ship Yard j
June 25-Y. NJ. c. A. VS.. Chero- 6
Cola
June 26-w. o. w. VS.. X. of C. Z
June 27-L. & n. VS.. Y. NJ. C. A. Z
,.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DIR. EAMILTON-THE SAW DENTIST.
Saw Teeth Properly Treated; also
Grinding Knives, Shears, etc. Hand
Saws, 25c. 223 z. Intendencia st. Cross
Cut saws gummed. 1905
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J. L. BLEDSOE Uphols,erer, furniture.
carpet, mating, shade and lnoleum
worker. Carpets and rugs cleaned and
secured. venerlan blinds repaired. IS
w. Government st. 964I
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AM ERIcAN
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

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Carpenters and Joiners Local SIS meet.
every Thursday night at W. o. w.
Romano and Baylen streets. at 8 p. m.
H. pAULSEN, Pres.
w. II. LANGFORD. Secy
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MAz44"Ale fajn to bylo prec",
zazpivate ST s obema sibaly
v pikantni rozpustile fras-
ce "KRASNA Cleo, KITE
rou ma posviceni sehraje v
{. N. S. ma Broadway TYL.
Opatrte 81 vstupenky u p.
Vacka tamtez.
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BALiCkOVA POSTA.
Central ojnice stane Sc vlad
nj stanicI.

PoStmistr Murphy otekava
letos veliky naval vanotnich
zasilek a proto hodla zaridit
balitkovou poStovni stanici V
Central zbrojnici, ably pravidel
ma expedice ma hlavni poste
pfivalem vanoCnich zasiIek ne
utrp6la. Nyn6jSf balitkova po-
Stovni filialka V Marion blOcku
bude zruSena a vSechny zale-
zitosti ohledn6 baliCkove poSty
budou Central zbrojnici vyri
zovany, pakli totiz sprava
zbrojnice s vladimir 1fady Sc
dohodne.
Pc svatcich expedovani post.
balick1 bylo by vraceno op6t
Marion blocku.
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WS57 WSSl WSSl
LEVNEJSI STAVBA OKR
VEZENf.

PonGvadz voliGstvo "a 1ter-
nlho hlasovani nedovolilo, ably
okres ob6toval $3,500.000 ma
stavbu nOVeho vezeni, okresnl
stavebni komise hodla zbudo-
vat novou tn stavbu "a $4,000
600, pakli plany jeji schvali
obchodni komora a jine oprav
ci organisace. Komise svola
zvlaStni verejnou schulz, ma
niz move jeji stavebni plany
budou prozkoumany a ma jare
budem "kriminalnich" bon.
dech hlasovat jeSte jednou.
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WSS,.,l WSSl LWs,Sl
SMfRCL SOUDCE v. J. ZOUL
BUDE kORONEREM.

Okresnf komisari vyridi
dnes odpoledne zvlaStni schulz
"a niz bude jmenovan nastup
ce koronera Jacobse nedavno
Sc pod6kovavSiho. Okresni ko-
mise pozdstava re tri cIenu a
diva Mich, Menning a An
drew3 isou ochotni odevzdat u
praZdn6n6 misto p. V. J. Zou-
lovi, smircimu soudci re Sha-
ker Heights, jenz byl vypomoc
nym koronerem n6kolik let.
Treti Glen komise Kohler je
rovnez p. Zoulovi naklonen,
NONE tudiz, re dotceny smirti
sud- stane Sc koronerem bez
vSelike oposice V okr. komisi.
IWSS] It'll IWSS,
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WSSl It'll TWss
JEDINY UCAsTNIK STAT.
MILO SJEZDU.

Do Columbus svolan byl ma
vGereisek statni Sized vyslou-
zilcn mexicke valky, kteraz
to konvence obeslana byla je-
dinym delegatem. Do sjezdu
prijel totiz pouze plukovnik
John Conwell z Cadiz, O.. sta
rec 92lety. Ohio ma jeste 38
mexickych veteranG, vsichni
isou vsak neduzivi a nasled-
KEN vysokeho veku ce3tovani
neschopni. Vzhledem k tomu
statni svaz vyslouzilcG mexi-
cke valky bude Ohio rozpu-
St6n.
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"a OsLAvY PkfMERf.

V Eberhardtovych stroinic-
kych dilnach ma Tennyson A
We. NELL vcera rovnez dvoumi-
nutovou prestavkul ma oslavu
vyrocf ukoncenf valky a kdyz
dilovedouci nekolika slovy uni
nil Sc o cinech Ameriky "a sv6-
tov6 valky sve ppdffzen6 W.
zval, ably ma pocest padlych
zasalutovali, 50lety mechanik
G. Seachrest, 32O6 vych. 1913
ul. zachvacen byi nahle mdlo-
bou nez lekar mohl byti po-
volan, skonal. Mrtvice jej "a
hubila. SeachrestGv syn byval
rovnez We Francii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-12
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VANOCNf PENEZNi ZASIL
KY DO CZECH.

Chvalne znama firma Otis
a Co. V Cuyahoga blocku "a
hajila jiz vyrizovani vanoG-
Mich peneznich zasiIek do E.
vropy. Ponevadz evropska po-
sta Jest dosud zdlouhavou. tire
ba posllati penize svym milym
do starych vlasti drive nez V
dobach pfedvaleGnych. A "a
t6chto zasilek mono Sc s dn-
V6rou obratit t6z ma firmu Otil
q Co., ktera podobn6 expedici
venuje zvlastni pozornost, tax
re vsichni jejf klienti budou
uspokojeni. Vanoce Sc blizi,
tfeba tudiz ma nase pratele ne
jakym peneznim darkem 81
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