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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-05
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MOVE PALIVO PRO AUTO
MOBILY.

Washington, D. C.. - z pa
tentni 1radovny Spoj. Stati o.
znamen novy druh paliva. jez
bylo vynalezeno pro valecne
aeroplany a nyni no bude upo
tfebeno pro motory vGbec. Ia
kladem jest lih s 25 procenty
|gasolinu a silnou smesi petro-
leje s uhlovodikem. Vyvine ia
kovou silu skoro jako vysoke
silly traskaviny.
Jest to vlastnictvi U. s. In
duSrial Alcohol Company, jez
u. S. Food Products Corpora
ton vlastni a kontroluie asi
95 procent lihu v cele zemi.
Pred objevem ODE spolecnosti
vyrabely pres 10O.OO0.OOO
prdmysloveho lihu rocne. Trz
nj cena noveho paliva Jest o.
vsem doposud hadankou a la
me liz motoristGm ma ce,em
svete hlavu.
Vynalez pfiGita sc We sku-
tecnosti Arthur "A. Backhau-
sow. lucebniku v United Sta
tes Industrial Alcohol Compa-
nv V Baltimore.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-05
OOOOOOOOOOOOO
STALE KU PREDU
Opravcci Klub
v Mt. Pleasant

kona ddlezitou politickou
schulz We stredu Z. kvetna, v
1880 hodin vecer v spolkove
SIM j. A. Komensky ma w.
chOd. 131. ul. Pritomni bu-
dOu tez mestSti urednlci.
Jednati Sc bude o zvelebeni
okoll a proto schIze tato je
,velmi dulezita a je zadou-
emo, ably byla hromadne OBJ
canstvem navStivena. Vstup
volny. Kazdy je uctive Evan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-05
ANTONflV DIZNER

V sobotu v poledne skonal
jeden nejstarsich prislusnikG
ceske zapadni strany. pan An.
tonin Dizner. Zemrel v resi-.
denci sveho syna Otokara,
1913 Yale Ave-, po kratsi cho
robe We veku 78 let a pohreb
ieho bude konan Ultra odpo.
ledne ma hrbitov Riverside.
Antonin Dizner narodil Sc v
Novych Benatkach v Cechach
roku 1841. lee jinosstvi sve
stravil v Praze, kamz jeho ro-
dice pozdeji Sc prestehovali. v
Praze nabyl tudiz sveho vide
lani a rovnez femeslu Sc w.
ucil. Sve vzdelani doplnoval v
ikazde prazdne chvili pozds-
il, take kdyz roku 1864 prijel
do mesta naseho, jeho schopno
sti Sc brzy uplatnily. Bylo tax
w dobach, kdy duchovnim
spravcem kat. osady sv. Jose.
ia ma Woodland Ave. byl rev.
Krasny, jenz poskytl nasemu
inteligentovi prvni vy7nacnej.
81 zamestnani v Americe. Ant.
Dizner vyucoval totiz v dotce.
ne farni skole memcine, v kite.
rezto pGsobnosti setrval tfi le-
ia, nacez ziskal zamestnani v
truhlarskych velkozavodech
firmy Baum and Sturr Co.,
kde pracoval nepretrzNe vice
jak tricet rokG. Mezi tim row
nul horlivou cinnost v kruzich
ceskych pokrokovci, stav sc
tax iednim re zakladateln Sic
vanske Ligy ma Croton Ave-,
iakoz ochotnickeho druz.
stva. pGsobiciho v sini Frant
Novaka ma Orange Ave. a po.
zdeji v Lipe. roh Case Ave
Roku 1866 ozenil Sc Sc 81. B
|NOyakovOu. nfz I'll St'astnS
42 roxy; chot' jeho zemrela
pred II lety.
Ackoliv Ant. Dizner 1cast.
nil Sc vsech svobodomyslnych
podnikI ma jihovychodnf stra.
me, jeho pevne bydlo bylo ma
ceske strane zapadni, kde po.
krokove hnuti v dobach tech
rovnez utesene Sc rozvijelo. A
Dizner byl rozhodnym svobo'
darem a nasledovne byl jed
MIN prvych We prospech "a
lozeni radu C.S.P.S. ma zap
strane agitujicich, stav Sc tai
spoluzakladatelem fadu lii
ka cislo 9, jehoz po drahni
let byl predsedou jinak Gle
mem zvlaste uziteGnym. Bylt
TAX dobe, kdy ohnisko spoil
koveho zivota ma zapadni str;
ne tnachazelo Sc v Bejckovi
|sini.
Kdyz rad Zizka zalozil ne
Idelni ceskou Skolu v mishnost
|p. j. Sprostyho ma Clark Ave.
Ant. Dizner - spolecn4 8 pa
nem Vaclavem Humlem row
nez v nj nezistne vyucoval
Byl v1bec nednavnym teskyn
lnarodnfm pracovnfkem. vzd.
. lhlede k tomu, ably pravy ice
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-05
MSSl W!SS
ANCLICKA SKOLX

v Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark
Ave-. jez Sc konala v dtery a
V patek, bude Sc ma priste ko-
nat v pondeli a We ctvrtek. No
vi zaci Sc prijimaji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-05

HLEDA Sc maly domek sam
o sobe pri najmu as do $11
mesicne, must tam byti plyn.
Nechte adressu v adm. t. listu.
81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-05
FEDERACE PRACE CHYSTA
PROTISOCIALISTICKOU
DEMONSTRATE.
Radni kadle6ek ma podnst
mayora podi n&vrh, ably ru-
dych vlajek a odznaki ne
smSlo byt uzivano.

Federace Prace hOdEa v ne
deli 1. cervna usporadat v do
lennim meste jakousi loyalni,
protisocialistickou demonstraci
"a niz vlastenecka nalada ma
prevladat nelibosti vIci radi
kalnim doktrinam ma byti pro
jew loyalty vdci hvezdnatemu
praporu, kteryMo program ma
byti v pristi schizi Federace
schvalen. Glen mayorova kabi-
netu a Glen pravniho vyboru
Federace, Thomas S. Farrell ie
pdvodcem navrhu dotcene 10y
alnf parady, ma miz ma Sc or
ganisovane delnictvo podileti.
Pak-li plan Falrelldv doide k
uskutecnenf, Federace Prace
pozve k uvedene patrioticke
slavnosti narodnfho pfedsedu
Semuela Gomperse, byvaleho
pfedsedu narodniho svazu a
merickych uhlokopG Johna
Mitchella a hlavniho tajemni-
ka Americke Federace Prace
F. j. Morrisona. Podle pred
bezneho programu kazdy L.
castnik loyalni demonstrate
bude opatren amer. vlajkou a
kapely budou vyhravat amer.
Nastenecke pochpdy jedine.
Radni Kadlecek re tfinacte
wardy poda dnes v ccl6 rade
pfedlohu, zakazuiici uzivani
rudych praporG a odznaki "a
iakychkoli vefeinych prilezito-
sti. Demokrat Kadlecek ucini
tax ma podnet republikanske-
no mayora Davise, cimz ma by
ii dokazovano, re ODE velke po
liticke strany zde rudy prapor
v budoucnosti "a poulicnich
prHvodG nestrpf.
o navrhu radniho Jaroslava
Zmunta, ienz chce, ably kaz-
dy prGvod musel byti provazen
dovolenim policie, bude rovnez
dnes ma radnici rokovaro. Fe-
derace Prace sveho casu byla
sic proti uvedenemu Zmuntovu
navrhu, dnes opatri jej vsak
vlastnim svym dodatkem a pro
ii licensovani poulionich parad
nebude vice professional.
Socialisticka schGze, proiek
tovana ma Market squaru ma
zapadni strane nebyla vcera
policii dovolena. Policejni ma.
celnik Smith dovoli socialist.
cke schuze vsinich, nicmene
radikalni feci nebudou pry AM
v podobnych schdzich trpeny
Dalsim navrhem nacelnika
Smitha Jest. ably mesto koupi.
10 nekolik bitevnich aut. kite
rych bylo by "a nahodilycf
pristich poulicnfch bouri ku
rozhaneni demonstrantu pouz
vano. Voznice pouzita polici
proti povykujicim zastupum "a
ctvrtecnich maiovych bouri, dc
bfe pry Sc osvedcila.
Socialisticky predak c.. E
Ruthenberg bude povolan
soudu dnes dopoledne a S min
zaroven obeslan jeho duvernil
l.. Zitt rovnez z domneleho pt
burovani obvineny.
Y sob0tu pokutovano munic
palnim soudcem Howellsem tt
nact muzG pro majovou vytr;
most po $25 poslani ma me
sic do pracovny. IA bylo po
dobne obzaloby sprosteno /:
nekteri odkazani soudu trest
nimu. Vsichni pokutovami jso,
"cizinci", muzi nikoli natural
zovani, prislusnici Bulharska
Ruska, Nemecka, Uherska atd
22lety V. Hursky, 1925 O
range Ave-, takto rusky israe
lita, zatcen byl pro sirenf ma
uk komu'nistickych.
38lety Mad'ar S. Temar
1898 vych. 102. ul., "a majo
vych boufl ma ruce postreleny
uveznen pro utok ma pol. por,
cika Meekera.
policoinf xa1ohco lind XSd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-05

straznika.
WS.ssl y VS. WSsl Y! s
RAD SION E. 40, C.S.P.S.
oslavil vcera dGstojne sve 35le
tie trvani V Rosenbaumove SIM
ma Fleet Ave. Schuzi zahajl
predseda br. G.. Soukup, KITE
ry po dlouhou radu let svuj u
rad Gestne zastava. Po vyrlze-
mi beznych spolkovych zalezi-
tosti br. j. ITCHY predstavil
dosud zijici zakladatele, bra
TRY Aloise Zaka, Antonina Lu-
kese Josefa Koudelku, kterl
}po dobu trvni fadu mnoho "a
sluzn6 prace vykonali. Br.
Streicek prednesl struGne deji
ny fadu, ktery byl Ia. cervna
1884 s 26 cleny do Jednoty
C.S.P.S. uveden. V pozd6jsich
Iletech zalozen klub mladiku,
jenz Sc k radu rovn6z pripojil.
" pfitomne dobe rad cita 1913
clenu, jeho pokladni hotovost
Gini $2228.O5, vlastni "a $3.50
bondG a "a 500 uspornych
znamek. Ma Ceske Skolstvi rad
Sion plati dvoinasobny popla-
tex, coz slouzi ku cti vSem je
no clenGm.
Jmenem Hlavni Gradovny
promluvil bratr j. Frcka, ktery
citoval ucel Jednoty a pax Wy
svetloval Zarizeni detskeho po-
jisteni, ku kteremu kazde dit
ko bratra cd Jednoty by melo
nalezeti. Dale oslovil shroma-
zdeni predseda V. r. br. V.
Honzik a po mem pi. M. Ba-
slova prednesla vyznamnou
basen "Ne jen muzi, ale take
my. PAX divky od Omladi1y
Jan Amos Komensky els. 2
pod rizenim ucitele p. j. Mas
ka zapely krasne Smetanovy
skladby "Ma hvezda" a "V Ii.
dolicku", nacez byl predstaven
pfedseda Narodni Hlavni Ufa.
dovny, br. X. Bernreiter, ktery
V delSi feci poukazoval, re s.
name pri. kazde pri!ezitosti pr
pamatovat, ne jen co bylo wy.
Romano, nybrz to, co Sc pr.
dobre Will mohlo jeste vykona
ii. Dale odporucoval pre- my.
Slet 0 nutnem slouceni vSecf
Jednot, pobadal k navst6vam
schuzi, We kterych by Sc mel
konat rozhovory o nutnycf
zalezitostech, ktere V kratkt
dobe musime lustiti.
Pan A. Klimes zapel pisef
"Ma vlast" Gu piana 81. Opatl
nych) a po mem p. f. Pelicf
pfednesl komicky kuplet, KITE
rym obecenstvo mile pobavil
PAX zapely dvojzpev Verne
milovanl" slecny Hajkova c
ptrna - doprovod obstarals
slec. Klikova a po bouri po
tlesku pridali "Pozdrav do via
stu. Pi. M. Baslova pfedneslf
basen "Kapitola dneSni DOLBY
Omladina zapela sbory "Ty
; krasna ruze" a "Modre oci'
zacez dostalo Sc il potleskl
ZaslOuzeneho.
P. E. Pelich prednesl Il
chvatne kuplet ''Poctivy mia
denec" a br. Hauser pojedna
vl o obtizich pri zkladani &c
ske skoly. Blahoprani dosl.
lod Sboru Wilma Sokolova a il
trenka a po zakonceni progr:
, mu nasledoval tanecni vinek
|pfi kterem hlavne nase mlade:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26

, is provided; place your feet in the stir
| rups. seize the bride. press a button,
ana. presto. you are being bumped up
and down quito as effectively rs thouy h
seated on tho most spirited nag in any
mtllionairc'S stable. If the gait is too
violent. press other buttons and the
stced slows TO II gentle trot or walk.
Or course you don't get anywhere or
view any new scenery, but you make
more or less interesting bit of seem
cry for others.
The crowd, however Is deserving tho
electric horse and all other contriv-
anccs. 1t is moving over to Il rooflcss
COW shed. where six COWS with their
stanchions are lying placidly on beds
of sawdust IT YOU do not hurry you
will find yourself far back amid rows
OF excited spectators. 1t yet lacks n
quarter OF four. but already fashion
ably dressed women are standing on
tiptoc to peer over the shoulders of
those in front.
BY o'clock the jam is terrible. Those
in the rear seem to be trying to scale
the backs of those in front. and Il
number of disappointed little children
are weeping. a band is playing near
by but the clamor all about is so
great you scarcely hear it.
Then. suddenly above the heads Of
ing the head of man wearing a white
nautical cap. and presently, as his form
comes into view. we realize TO our de-
light that he is leading one OF the cows
up an inclined plane to Il higher plat
form, which we had never dreamed was
part of the barnyard
The black and white cow-for this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26

time it happens to be one OF tho Hol-
stein trio--EaZcs biE-eyed at the spec
tatorS. and doesn't seem to mind the
publicity in the least.
From somewhere comes the thing
have said resembles an octopus It's
several tentacles of rubber are tipped
each with an aluminium sheath. which
htS over those details of cows anat-
omy upon which we rely for milk Why
ahe individual who does the fitting after
carefully busting about with Il thin,
do not know, but so he u.s. and Il il
evident from the docilty Of the COW
that She regards aim as ut least Of the
rank of vice admiral
Between the spectators and the star
board rear quarter OF the COW has been
placed large glass can, into which,
some appropriate electric button having
been pushed, now begins TO flow il
steady stream of milk. For six minute s
1T continues to flow, after which the
COW is released from the octopus and
returns 10 her drowsy companions.
Her =. NJ. contribution to the milk
supply of the world is found to weigh
thirty pounds-nftecn quarts. 1nas-
much as she has been previously MIXED
at O'Clock that morning. she may we'll
be classed as thirty-quart- "a -da v
creature. The cows reserved for public
been privately MIXED later in the
morning than the others. so there was
no suffering.
What Interested me most during the
entire electrical exhibition was the dis
covery That New Workers have quite
much curiosity as other folks and per-
maps little bit more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
NEW WORKERS FLOCK
TO SEE A cow MIXED
Ceremony Occurred SIX Times DIV
III f"biic Hail Before Excited
ThrOnEN.
ny MADGE ,AnTr1I-R.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.--Beyond all
possible shadow of doubt" Gas Gilbert
SaNS) the most allurtnE feature of tho
uhc electrical exhibition recently held
IN inns city was the one in which n
nIoodeh COW, man in natty yacht
ing attire and machine somewhat
resembling an octopus figured.
ne performance occurred six times
daily at !. 1880. and 6, S, $40 and
u. NJ. The crush of spectators was
great On every occasion. | think the
COW anu the yachtSman could have
prayed an al-wintcr engagement had
they so desired.
When ] say the COW, pcrhaps am
raising false hopes of the discovery
OF some never-failinS milk fountain,
AS matter of fact there were six
cows three Gucrns'es and three Hols-
TENS. and each took its turn as a stage
favorite.
suppose in imagination you accom-
panN me TO the Grand Central Palace
'where the electrical show was hcld)
on any afternoon about 3:3O o'clock
Eiectrical devices OF every conceivable
Kind are in operation. Electric dish
washers. electric carpet swecpcrs. cleo
trio clothes wringers, electric bakers
and hroilers. electric piano players
electric typewritcrs, electric bad coin
detectors. all are exhibiting their
ella inns TO attention.
In one booth there is an electrical
riding horse, designed for the use OF
persons who are annoyed by a super
nuity Of flesh and are unable to work
II OF. as weather. men do. by vigor-
Gus equestrian exercise through the
parks. You have but to mount the
saddle with which this Imitation beast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
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Ease at Once
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tress-Three doses break up colds-No quninel

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Compound" taken every two hours
until three doses are taken usually
breaks up cold and ends all grippe
misery.
The first dose opens cloEEed-up nos
trils and air passages of head; stops
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nose running: relieves headache. du,,-
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stiffness.
"Papc's Cold Compound" is the
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only few cents at drug stores. 1t
acts without assistance. Tastes nice
Contains no quininc. Insist on Pape's.
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-26
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, OCTOBER g. 1919

York.
The story OF modern Sir Galahad.
IN the person of Anthony Ball. youth
ialiilar 10 American towns. whose
strength in resistance to temptation is
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-11

The Am'reau sp'rt a 20 make ~
b'ai 81 whatever comes along aua
s~inF into ihe nsa Ean - hi. eah
fpn@hiue IN fbe hear. = smile os ihs
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-11

fos rrfa 49,. earros b. sterf 80
"a Hrs ~ = -srls.i TS.ticlnn for chii-
dn-a - ttssid b. .i.asrf 70 take
contain 70 lsrufui 5rug aud most -.
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coids Long e1Tsrl-aos hss sboSf
that Chauberis Cough Remedy
Desss the~e oondliors 4 i a favor
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-11

A lawyer The cunasiiurion h1i1f
fhst All men e.. cfeaied sqns b.
eorsnf ssy anything about women
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-11

Who's all NM gi0~srd's grorsry
sanitary. Cood Toods I,b0ns ie5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-11

unlntsiilgsnf - the hen IL. s1s
kHa-s TIE difference between a kswt
snd a. slrplsns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-11

The lnlsni son "a Nr md ars ulu.s
Mililan'son. ~hp passed a~as tst 81.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-11

The i.Adses Aid society 81 ihs wsr
Aehodisl sAureh sll bold . rery n.
porAni meeilng 81 The home ~ Nrs
Gross. isos w~sf Manssf. on W.dnss
DAY afternoon prompsly at - ~
err member 6 rtlaested - b. pre-.
eni.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-11

The Frsndt club AL snfersain On
frlca1 ssen.nx a. ne aoeae II IA an4
Hrs Wsfsr chssnsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-11

Mrs D Osborne ~ill 20 70 Taisa
fomorrow fer . feu days sini wIth
her sister. NJ narnhall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-11

: : Besnd and EsTens Bslsnf re-
'srzet Yesterday from a business irlr
20 Kansas cng