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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
ny MRS. NJ. A. WILSON.

Copyright. 1919, by Mrs. NJ. a. wilson)
AT the close of the month OF August
the business folk begin to feel satiated
with most OF the summer foods and
they feel that shortly the autumn days,
win their heraldins OF the bleak win
Yer days to come, should bring a
change in their daily diet.
The wise housewife will now plan
80 that an entirely different menu
VIII afford change of diet and in
ms way provide variety. which is
really the spice of life.
Just about this time II would be
rousing TO the fnicky appetite TO be-
gin using the ready prepared cereals
In small quantities. Use a fruit sauce
these cereals. With this serve bar
bccued ham. French. Swiss or Italian
onelets, toast mullins and cup
OF good coffee.
To Prepare Fruit Sauces.
Windfal and summer apples are in
the markets and will supply "A variety
of fruits for breakfast. To prepare
the apples wash them thoroughly and
then cut into pieces. d!scardins the
wormy and bruised parts. Add one
peck, or three and one-half pounds
OF apples. Bring to boil and cook
until soft. Cool and then rub through
sieve to remove the seeds. core and
skins. Return this apple PURGE to the
saucepan and add
One and onc-half teaspoons OF Gin
nanon.
orc and one half cups of brown
Sugar
Stir to dissolve and then bring to
a boil Cook slowly for ten minutes
and then cool.
Barbecue of Ham.
Place in saucepan
One tablespoon Of butter.
one tablespoon of vinegar.
One teaspoon Of grated onion.
one teaspoon Of finely minced pars-
ley
One tablespoon OF currant grape or
other tart Jelly.
Add a thin slice of cold boiled ham
for each person and heat slowly for
ten minutes.
Chicken, veal. cold roast beef or
mutton may be used TO replace the
hau and provide variety.
Vegetable omelets nicely made Will
also appeal to the faded and nnicky
eater. Make the o!nelet in the usual
manner and just before folding spread
with vegetables prepared in the fol-
lowing manner.
TO Prepare Vegetables for Omelet.
EIther cold cooked leftover vegc-
tables or freshly prepared ones may
be used. Carrots, squash. corn. spinach.
beets. peas. tomatoes, cabbage. celery
and other vegetables are among those
on the availabl. list.
Place one-halt cup o. any leftovre
cooked vegetable in saucepan and
add
one tablespoon OF butter.
One tablespoon Of water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
Canning Plums
Select Sound Fruit

Good canning plums are sound. ripe
ana uniform. Wash the fruit and prick
"i'n d needle TO prevent bursting. Pack
INTO Jars, which have been boiled
hltsen minutes Fill jar with a sirup
mace bE boiling eleven cups of sugar
Der. which is taken from hot soda
solution one teaspoon soda 10 one quar-,
OF water and boiled jar top
II screw top jar is used screw on
mar way; If glass ton with wire bail,
put TOP bail in position and leave
lover one unfastened. Place Jars on
raise oottom in boiler with water n
cover. Process or boil quarts fif;ccp
minutes. Remove. tighten tops. in
vert 70 test for leaks and store in
cooi. dark, dry place.-Cnited states
l(epartment of AEriculiure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
Packing Lima Beans
Do 1t Quickly

Gather lima beans for canning when
me neans are In prime condition for
me table. The sooner the beans are
ca NED after picking. the better the
f,, nrter shelling the beans. sort care
three TO eight minutes in live steam
or boi!inE water. Drain well and mack
Immediately in hot glass jars which
FIN jars with. a brine made with five
.apiespoons OF salt and one gallon of
water. Put on rubber ring which ba
Deen dipped In hot soda solution
o 1oae 's @s Is%n baking soda 10 one
(Which has been boiled fifteen minutes1
the top bail II glass1top Jar ias'e in
,s Place jars on false bottom in
msde "a ~. pam Gamer. either home
cover cover, the tops Of the jars. II one
period OF processing is used boil for
Iso minutes after water starts TO boil.
u the intermittent processing is fol-
successive days.
steam pressure Gamer is recon-
mended for the canning of lima beans.
II one is used. process for fifteen
mi tsme under ten pounds of steam at
processing the required time. remove
the nlied containers. tighten the covers
3 %, the Jars. cool and test the seal.
w men cold, wrap in paper and store
in dry, cool, dark place
:, Usually. better Favored finished
una nean product is obtained by drv-
ing lima beans instead of cannin e
Very large lima beans are often
canned with corn for succotash in parts
Of the country where corn and beans
s statere ma. at The same time.-Unitcd
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Advice to Lovelorn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

I.ynchburg. August "a. 1919.
Dear Miss FairfaS.-1 HAY. been engaged
to wonderful girl for two years. bu,
lately she shows signs OF firing OF me. Sh,
seems to have lost her former affection and
desire for my company. She Is always
courteous and never sights however
am as thoughtful and attentive | kno"
how to be; and. OF course. love her de.
votcdiy. She has not asked TO be released
from her engagement. and | know her Il
be true and honOrabl in every respect. ana
she may hate 70 wound me. How can
regain her love? READER
There is no recipe for regaining love
once lost. am sorry to say, but
think the trouble in this case is the
long engagement. Two years is so aw
fully long these days for people to be
engaged. Have a frank talk with the
girl and get to the bottom OF tho
trouble without any heroics and put i,
up to her squarely about continuing
the engagement. Your description oi
her sounds like the sort of girl that
would be honest with you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
RAGLAN SLEEVE EMPHASIZED

The smooth shoulder is apparently
one OF the accepted vogues of the
IAN season. FOR IL is found in almos,
every showing though nor aIuavs ~
the kimono sleeve Interpretation. but
often in some raglan variation. Such
IS the case in the extensive coIIec
ION OF blouses shown where a pair
OF long. slanting seams from neck 10
under arm are the favorite mode of
setting in the sleeve
In addition TO giving the smooth
shoulder idea, this also furnishes op-
portunity for lace and ribbon trim
ming IN pipInEs, or entire deuX to
mark the seam. Feather stitchin 9
IN contrast color performs the same
junction effectively
Here there is SILL retained faith in
the tablier front. shown in several
blouses in the lighter colorings and
in combination with the slantinE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
ORANGE TRIMMING TO THE FORE

The touch of orange seems to be a
iavorite for window display purposes.
not only In millinery. which has blazed
y novelty blouse OF taupe. with orange
Is shown. Each of the three exempli.
hes a different over-the-skirt length,
the orange decorated one heinE a
vet throw about the neck Is oranre
faced. The lining Is also in that color,
and velvet girdle is chromite dotted.
Another blouse is Of navy Georcette.
with wide-braid border that Brings
II to the knees. The upper parts Is
simple. square, collarless neck and A
her shown lis one Of those that figured
IN a recent display OF batik decorated
chiffon velvet models
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
SILVER CLOTH TURBAN

Even at this early date. a smartly
gowned girl was seen in the Ritz With
cloth draped in the Hindoo wrapping.
but not with a separate crown tip that
has been the usual way of making this
type of turban. In this instance the
entire hat was wrapped and was dis
tinctly smater than with the lip.
SO many buyers have said that the
tinsel effects will undoubtedly be good
later, but not so early in the season
that this hat was quite notable by
reason of its early appearance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
At the Movies

BIG u - bryant washburn. In
Glove lnhurnncc.o
DLUF;BIRD- Monroe Snlixbury's
1The IsiindinE Trail"
BROADWAY - Anita stewart, In
"Iiumnn Dosirc."
COLOSIhI-vIola Damn, In "The
1tcrobc.@
ISIS-"A Mans Fight"
o ID E S-MarEucritc Clnrk, in
"Miss George Washington"
X Il - Frank Kccner, in "Thc
Master Mnn.~
acknowledgement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
U. s. Consul Transferred.

BY Associated PressI
PERNAMBUCO, BRAZIL August is
"A. It. Haeberle. OF Missouri, Ameri-
can consul here since 1915. sailed last
week FOR Rio Janeiro 10 take charge oil
the consulate general there. Many
American and brazilian friends went
to the docks, accompanied by d mill
ta-y band TO bid him farewell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
Notes OF interest.

II is estimated that fully 1000 people
heard the free band concert in Central
Park sunday afternoon.
number of orders were placed at
the post Office today. mostly for roast
beef and canned vegetables. Orders
are expected TO increase in number
tomorrow.
Lieutenant Thomas Ballatine has
been relieved as fire marshal OF Camp
Lee, and is at his home in Savannah,
Ga, on furiough. ON several coca
SionS he has rendered valuable assist
ance in Petersburg and Hopewcll.
In the Police Court this morning
George Plowdcn and enjamin Gibbs,
negroes. charged with highway rob-
berry, were held for trial in the Hust-
ings Court They were identified as
the men who. on Wednesday night last.
held up and robbed II. Silverstein, of
mis- watch and 500 in money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
Leg Cut ON by TrrIn.

Charles Key, colored OF Ernporia,
train at that place on Saturday LOST
his hold. and was thrown on the track
His right leg was crushed between
on the train and sen. TO the hospital
at Rocky Mount. y. &. The accident
was witnessed by number of people
killed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
Jumped In the River While Drunk.

said TO have been so drunk he did not
know what he was doing, jumped in
night His cries for help attracted
attention and assistance. Rosser was
able 20 swim 70 a small boat anchored
out in the river, from which he was
rescued He was found TO be drunk
and was taken to the police station.
This morning in the Police Court he
WAS fined $50 and costs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
FACTS WORTH KNOWING

Apart from the human species, no
land animals can sing.
Income tax is paid in the United
Kingdom by 100000 persons.
Pigeons have been known TO fy 500
miles in continuous fight In ten hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19

shoulder seam. as in the case of a
blouse whose seams use Irish crochet
entire deux, with the apron finished
with imitation Irish mcdall:ons.
Another sleeve featured is a de-
cided novelty. which has proved SO
popular. that it has been carried over
from spring line for the fall. This
one is cut wide. k!mono fashion, and
is left open without seam under
arm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
Attcmntcd Suicide.

Beulah Brown. the coiorcd girl who
shot and killed her brother, George
Johnson. in self defence last week. has
develop insanity, and attempted to
commit suicide in jail by hanging her
self Saturday night. She made a rope
out Of blanket. and adjusted it about
her neck. She was rescued in time to
save her Ire by ne jaiior The w ,%e
Illusion that her dead brother is pur-
suing: her with the intent to kill. The
girl is seventeen years ago and was
married at tie age OF fourteen years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
PETERSBURG WHOLESALE
STORE AGAIN Is ROBBED
More Than 20.0N Cigarettes Taken in
Thieves Second Tuid on HOl-
linSbroOk street.
ISpeclal 10 Hid Tlmes- Disnatch. !

tSpecial 30 The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG VA, August lS.--The
wholesale grocery store of +. T..
Thwcatt & BROTHERS. in Bollinghrook
street. was again broken into some
time between Saturday night and early
this morning. and some 10000 or 3d.
600 cigarettes were stolen. y few
weeks ago this store was robbed Of
several hundred dollars worth Of
cigars and cigarettes. Entrance in this
instance was gained through Il rear
window. Nothing but cigarettes are
missing. There have been some con
victims OF the perpetrators Of the
first robbery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William Royal Jones (32). Richmond.
Mario Vierira Ramos (2s). Richmond.
I.ampros Zaharias (25). Richmond.
Eftalio Tclio (34). Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
Henry White on vacation.

ITy Associated Prcss.l
PARIS August lS-Henry White.
of the American peace delegation. has
gone to Scheveningen. Holland. for 4
weeks rest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
Little Talks No. 81
TO LADIES ONLY

New patrons of the TIE
Rough Dry plan are SO
we'll pleased with TIE
service that they couldn't
be persuaded to return to
old-fashioned methods
neither can you if you give
us a few weeks trial.
Service is one of the big
things in our business.
There are four partners,
each Of whom has had 20
years or more experience
in laundry work and looks
after a separate depart
ment.
This is a very unusual
circumstance, and the re-
suit is an unusual type of
laundry service.
Let us do your family
wash the T&N ROUGH
DRY way a few weeks and
see for yourself.
Phone Madison 4S42 or
Asa TIE wagon will
call.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19
SATURDAY EVENING
 POST STORY FILMED

DOUGLAS, Sept 19.-WinsOme Marguerite Clark is now appearing in one of the most talked-of stories of the year-"Bab's Burglar" which originally apepared in the Saturday Evening Post and which was written by Mary Roberts Rinehart.
 The story was followed by thous' ands of readers all over the coun try who will recognize in Miss Clark a perfect type" for "Bab."
 Younger sister of an attractive girl of twenty-four and even more TO mantle than the average boarding school girl Bab's efforts to marry off her older sister are screamingly funny and her experiences with her thousand dollar allowance which she spends in two weeks. still funnier
 Director J. Searle Dawley, who has directed many of Miss Clarks pro auctions, was also responsible fol "Bab's Burglar" which will be showr at the Liberty theatre for the last time tonight
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19
CHARGES AND DEMANDS
Alaska Tahur Au1nu
LOCAL NO. 4
Juneau, Alaska, Sept. 15, 1919.

Juneau.A .Alask Set
 
  Sirs the umme find the a mmear mo suffc to meeth n espada mmear and fromo o the the of wages to meet high living We ewokrs An in of  of f al the cmpanyt to Nom kept for longer in 
  after temntanwo o the of t.
 
 
  Commtt of Workers
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19
A FAREWELL PARTY

DOUGLAS, Sept. 19.-A farewell party was given in the Odd Fellows hall last night in honor of Mrs. Peter Johnson by the Rebekahs and friends. Card playing was the pasttime of the evening and prizes for the first hon
 ors were won by Mrs. Laughlin and MT. Swanson. The second prizes went to Mrs. Manley and MT. Franks. Following the cards everyone ad- iourned to the banquet room where covers were laid for about forty peo
 ple. As a token of the esteem which is felt for Mrs Johnson. a beautiful silver cake basket was presented to her by those present. Mrs. Johnson
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19
AN ALASKA WOMAN IS MARRIED TO
 CAPTAIN WILSON

The marriage of Katheryn Fow- Ter of Everett, Washington and Captain Leland Wilson took place nj San Diego, California on the 2lst of August.
 Mrs. Wilson is well known in Al aska. She has a host of friends Ill Anchorage where she spent three summers visiting her father, whe has extensive interests there.
 Captain and Mrs. Wilson will re- side at sol c. St., Coronado, Cali. fornia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19
REP[

demanded it
  $5O5 making $l5 n which has remained 2oo month throughout al Alaska before the supplies consumed averaged $500 per day. a.o - - -,, This sll per man per day. t the T men now emIy em costfW fW the a
 
 purchasing :, nsaf propgatl6g oshevsm @7 mgundegr n Knn Mines earning today after having had their wages raised month
 
 
 Or the anstce discharged business the and the employee are made suffering monthly loss throughout the period and argemen are
 the the milling il
 defects place the will established that will give employment apparent nofa to with @ @ S @ % 9s ssmP I psS sSmpan hs hhs % % @ fifty be to account of sickness ...as California holders sufficient confidence the property to for period of % depression and anyu would costly result that cannot be
 
 cede demands that nh sosss 1 @ tSs sa % min @ @ the n o au ' ~ 0 " M JUNEAU GOLD MINING CO
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19

second grade in the Douglas school This position is being temporarily filled by Mrs. Young.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19

Decoy ducks at Young's. -adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS

and family expects to leave here the latter part of the month for their new home in lead, South Dakota, where MT. Johnson proceeded her to this spring.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19
NEW GROCERY ASSISTANT

DOUGLAS, Sept. 19,-Mr. Edward Mcintyre has succeeded Adolf Eng strom as chief salesman at the J. w. Martin store
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19
RUSSIAN ADMITTED

Mike Wahto was admitted to c1ti- zenship in the District Court this morning. He was formerly citizen of Russia and is member of the crew of the Cedar.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19
NEW TEACHER COMING

Miss Winnifrid Fairman of Seattle is supposed to have left there yester- day, and is to take charge of the
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-19

Drop in at the Alaska Grill when you want to eat-where your money goes the farthest. adv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-06
JINE VYsETkOVANf.


v mestske pracovne We War
rcnsville zemrela vcera svefen
ha Mollie Hudsonova, 2674
vych. 8 ul., odsouzena do war
rensvillske robotarny pro W.
trznost. Hudsonova podlehla We
vazbe zahadnemu poraneni a
koroner Byrne chce dotcenou
zahadu vysetrovat. Warrens-
villska sprava tvrdi, ze Hud-
sonova utrpela zran6ni "a rva-
cky Sc svym muzem nimz spo
lecne do vazby z Clevelandu
byla stehovana. Sprava vsak
nevysvetluje byl-li k poranene
V lstavu lekar zavolan. Koro-
ner chce tudiz zjistit vsecky O.
kolnosti smrti Hudsonove pre-
devsim vysetriti, jak vezen-
Fou We Warrensville bylo "a
chazeno. Ucini tax jakmile s
vysetrovanim pripadu FIR. Ko-
deta bude hotov.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-06
NEZNAL MESTSKE "a.
KONY.

Koroner Byrne zabyval Sc
vcera vysetrovanim pomerd We
warrensvillske utulne pro sla-
bomyslne, kde "a. prosince spa
cahl samovrazdu krajan FIR.
kodet,, kteryzto pripad repor-
tovan byl koronerovi teprv de-
set dni po zminene samovra-
|zde. Zjisteno, ze zatajeni pri-
padu zavinil spravce onoho
cnudobinskeho oddeleni DR..
Roller, jenz teprv pred neko-
llka mesici prijel z Indiany do
Ohio "a i1ned misto domaciho
!ekare We warrensvillskem cho
robinci obdrzel. Roller nezna
pry mestske zakony a proto
pry Kodetovu afferu korone-
row nereportoval. Zjisteno tez,
ze pozustatky zvecneleho ITO
tozneny nahodile a to synem
kodetovym, jenz prinesl otci
svemu RUNE pamlsky v domne
nj, re otec je ma zivu dosud.
Teprv pax mrtvola nestastne-
no muze z 1stavu vyvezena a
pozustalymi cestne pochovana.
Roller Sc vymlouval, ze nemel
adresu Kodetovy rodiny, lee i
tato vymluva okazala sc byti
planou. Sprava warrensvillska
vedela o pozustalych a prece
je v cas- neuvedomila, jakz
mestskym zakonem je pozado-
vano. Nome tudiz, re DR.. Rol-
ler pro nedbalost bude sveho
lfadu zbaven.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-06
PRO SUFRAzETY.
St&tni legislature odporucuje
schv6leni volebniho prSva
xen&m.

Statni zakonodarna "a wee
rejsfho zasedani rozhodla Sc
pro dodatek narodni Istavy,
nimz volebni pravo zenam ma
byt poskytnuto, o kteremzto
dodatku rokuje pritomne spoil
kovy senat a kteryzto dodatek
ma byt pozdeji vsem statnim
!egislaturam k povereni ode
vzdan.
Ia vcerejsich debat v ohaj-
skem snemu, znacna vetsina po
slancd statnich senatoru hla-
sovala v zajmu sufrazet a v "a
:;mu volebniho prava zenam
reGnili republikanstf demo-
kraticti predaci. We statnim
scnatu hlasovalo vcera % pro
a jen deset proti dodatku v "a
.;mu sufrazet a v dome zastup
cu 70 pro a jen 81 proti. Hlav-
MIN recnikem pro sufrazety
byl statni senator F. E. White
more z Akron, nacelnik repu-
blikanske senatni v6tsiny, kde
ITO z demokratG pro volebni
|pravo zenam vcera zvlast6 hor
Ill sen. Wright z naseho mesta.
Vcerejsi hlasovani je We sku-
tecnosti jakymsi apelem k spoil
kovemu senatu, ably dotcenou
otazku vyridil brzy zenam
|priznive a soucasne dotcenym
lapelem je zadan spolkovy Sc
nator demokrat Pomerene, a.
by sve stanovisko vIci sufra-
zetam zmenil a pro volebni pra
vo zenam We Washingtonu rov
|nez hlasoval. Pakli spolkovy
Isenat rozhodne, ably o zenskem
dodatku smelly legislatury hla
lsovati, podobnou legislativni
ratifikaci Ohio lie ocekavat
;este pred rozpustenim nynej-
siho naseho statniho snemu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-06
VYSTAVA ZDRAVYCH PO.
TRAVIN.

Vcerejsek ma vystave zdra-
vych potravin v Central zbroj-
nici byl dnem groceristi, jimiz
vystaviste po cely den Sc hem
2ilo. Ia zavodniho peceni paji
=iskala prvni premii pani l..
Lommasonova z Edwards Ave.
Lakewood. Ia nejlip upeceny
oily chleb obdrzela prvni cenu
pani Brilleova z Hopkins Ave.
a pri kontestu zdravych sesti-
mesicnich ditek prirknuta nej-
vyssi cena Bette Kinneyove z
Lake Front.
V nedeli bude ma vystave
koncertovat Richly orchestr a
zpivati trio, pozlstavajici z
'panl Hastingse, Schreibera a
IClifforda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-06
|NESTRl[A ANNE
! VYSETROVANL.
:. - "a - -
STAT POvERIL PRAVNl-
KY DAYE "A WILKINA
K ZJlSTENf PRfCIN ZLO
GIMME vLNY v CLEVE-
/ LANDU.

Ma podn6t mistni obchodni
kopPFBYsvszu pravnikd gu
werner Cox jmenoval diva cle-
velandske juristy k vysetrova-
nj pffcin4zlocinne vlny v nasem
in$stSS IJsou ,toI prominentni
zdeiM advokati VIM. l.. Day a
w. D. Wilkin, kteri spolecne
sc statnim navladnim Pricem
a "a dohledu sameho guverne-
ra budou zkoumat pomery u
policie, soudI, a zvlast v IRA
dovne okresniho zalobce Doer-
flera. Panove Day a Wilkin
prodlevaji pritomn6 v Column
bus, kde poskytovany jsou jim
Instrukce ohledn6 dotceneho
vysetfovani. Do Clevelandu
vratf sc snad Ultra, nacez k wy
setrujici akci dojde hned.
Vyber dotcene vysetrujici
kcmise je stastny a CO hlavni
nestranny.
Pan Wilbur d. Wilkin je wy
njkajici zdejsi demokrat, Glen
pravnicke firmy Gage, Day,
Wilkins & Wachner, cita Al
roku "a administrace Tom l..
Johnsona byl prirucim tehdej-
Siho mestskeho pravnika N. D..
Bakera, nynejsiho tajemnika
valky.
Pan William L. Day, takto
republican, pochazi z Canton,
jeho otec je prisedicim nejvys
$iho zemskeho soudu a on sam
byval distriktnim spolkovym
navlsdnim v nasem meste, kde
ITO nyni jest clenem pravnickG
firmy Squires, Sanders & Dem
psey.
Obema bude pomahati pri-
ruci statniho navladniho Eagle
son a ma yysetrovani bude Sc
tez pod!leti zvlastnf velko-
p,rota,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-06
AUTOISTA POsLAN DO
KAZNICE.

Porota krajskeho soudce Fo
rama uznala vcera adtoistu M.
iGoldste;na, TIC vych. 90 ul.,
vinnym zabiti a soudce prirkl
nsvedcenemu pobyt We statni
kaznici. Obhajce Goldsteina
chce Sc vsak z rozsudku odvo-
,lati.
Goldstein pred rokem auto
mobilem svym prejel a ma mf-
ste usmrtil devitileteho Johna
Corneye, TAG Wheelock Road.
|Bylo mu dokazano, re ujizd6l
rychlosti 40 mil v hodine a re
;.ni ma krizovatce Anesl Road,
kde nestesti Sc pfihodilo, jizdu
svou nezmirnil a zmin6neho no
cha bezdecne srazil pod kola,
c;mz lebka byla mu rozrazena.
Soudce "a vynaseni rozsudku
|podotkl, ze "a volne jizdy k po
dobnym koncIm nemuselo do
Ijiti q ze jedine pohnuti ridit-
/ EN- auta mohlo zachraniti Ii
vot CorneyIv. Goldstein ujiz-
del vsak bezohledne j ma xii
zovatce q proto "a dotcene kr-
jveproliti je zodpovedny neko
Ska lety pobyt v kaznici v Co.
lumbus pry zasluhuje.