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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
Home Missionary Society
Closes Two Days Work

Members of the executive committee
of the Women's sHomesMissionary So
ciety of the Synod of Pennsylvania
held meeting yesterday morning at
Market Square Presbyterian Church.
after which the visiting members
were guests of. the local society at
luncheon. The guests included:
Mrs. William Z. Cell. Doylestown;
Miss Letitia Murdaugh. oxford; Mrs.
Richard Stewart, Washington. Pa;
Mrs. T. w. Lowry. Butler; Mrs.
Marianne Ross, Pittston; Mrs. Joshua
w. Sharpe, Chambersburg, Mrs. A.
r. Johnston. New Bloomfield: Mrs. A.
F. Hurst, Rochester. Pa; Mrs. ]. =.
Cross, Miss Elizabeth
HARRISON. Easton; Mrs. W. r. Hogg.
Williamsport; Mrs. w. B. Skillman,
Mrs. ]. c. Heisler and Mrs. NJ. a.
Stout of Philadelphia; Mrs. w. NJ.
McKelvey, Pittsburgh; Mrs. w. Nest
lit, Avalon; Mrs. D. B. Williams, Nc
Keesport: Mrs. T. NJ. Mckee, WASH
ington. Pa; Mrs. Ethelbert Miller.
Marietta; Mrs. S. r. Reeder. Phila-
delphia, and Mrs. George H. Stewart,
of Shippensburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
PHLATHEA CLASS
HOLDS A MEETING
Members Gather at the Home
of Mrs. S. K. Middaugh
Last Evening

An interesting meeting of the
Philathea Bible class of the Camp
Hill Methodist Episcopal Church was
held last evening at the homo of Mrs.
S. K. Middaugh, 20 South Fourth
street.
A program of vocal and instru-
mental selections was given by Mrs,
David Gotwal, Mrs. r. +. Cahill, Mrs.
f. o. Pardoe and Miss Belle Mid
daugh, followed by readings by Mrs.
George Daughter. Refreshments
were served to the members and
guests who were: Mrs. ]. E. Bren-
neman, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. David Got
wal, Mrs. George Brinton, Mrs.
Charles Bowman, Mrs. Luper, Mrs.
r. e. Cahill, Mrs. E. o. Pardoe, Mrs.
Rice, Mrs. Diffenderfer, Mrs Welt
mer, Mrs. Weirman, Mrs. Alice Mar
tin, Mrs. Bricker. Mrs. S. K. Mid
daugh, Miss Belle Middaugh and
Mrs. George Daughter.
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Ladies' Bible Class
Guests of Mrs. Maurer

Mrs. Irwin Maurer entertained the
members of the women's Bible class
of Memorial Lutheran Church at her
home, 1914 Walnut street, last even
ing. The feature of the evening was
an election of officers for the year.
as follows:
President, Mrs. Susan Olewine;
vfce-president, Mrs. George Barring
er; secretary, Mrs. a. S. Zimmerman;
assistant secretary, Mrs. Mary Ward:
treasurer, Mrs. Lewis Orr.l Others
present were: Mrs. William Shoaf.
Mrs. Kate Laudenslsger, Mrs. Bessie
Lytle. Mrs. H. H. Moser. Mrs. Charles
Wilson. Miss Mary Wilson, Mrs. e. E.
Enterline, Mrs. Sadie Miller, Miss
Bertha Mauer, Miss Mabel Mauer.
Mrs. William Smith and Mrs. Maurer.
After the business meeting. social
hour was spent and refreshments
served. The next meeting is to be
held the first Tuesday in February,
at the home of Mrs, Sadie Miller, 43
Balm street.
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INTERESTING PERSONAL NEWS
SILVER WEDDING
OF THE FRAZIERS
Congratulations and Good
Wishes Showered on Hosts
by Their Friendly Guests

The twenty-fifth wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Frazier
was happily celebrated at their home,
1907 South Thirteenth street, Wednes-
day evening. All the day long
friends called to extend congratula-
tions and good wishes and in the
evening there was a dinner dance.
Poinsettias. ferns and flags of the
Allies were used in decorating and
there was n beautiful display OF gifts
of silver and cut glass presented to
the bride and bridegroom of other
days. In attendance were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas /Cleckner, Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Eyde, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. McNeill, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Kelly. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Blade, Mr.. and Mrs. Sphar,
Carlisle; Mr.. and Mrs. Mickey, Car
Isle; Mr.. and Mrs. Yingst, Carlisle;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Towsen. Mrs. Mary
Sullivan, Miss Agnes Sullivan. Mrs.
Thomas Rodgers, Mrs Annie Clancy,
Mrs. T. King. Mrs. Elizabeth Leedy,
Mrs. NJ. Murphy, Mrs. Julia Ecking-
er, Mrs. 7. Doran. Mrs. Joseph Cur
ley, Mrs. Edward Farriday, Ralph
Hoerner, Williamstown; Mr.. Koppen-
haver Millersburg; Vincent Maher.
Williamstown; Miss Mary Mcguire,
Miss Mary Coyle. Mrs. Cecilia Quinn,
Mrs. Agnes Towsen. Miss Lizzie Null
len. Mrs. Nellie WOLF, Mrs. James
Murphy, Mrs. James Blade, Harry
Tarr, of Verona, Pa: Miss Pauline
Farriday, Miss Genevieve Farriday,
Helen Farriday. Miss Mary Farriday.
Miss Gertrude Farriday. Miss Marga-
ret Blade; Miss Helen Henderson,
Miss Marie Murphy, Miss Elizabeth
Murphy. Paul Towsen, John Curley,
John Farriday, Clarence Farriday,
Edward Farriday, Jr., and William
Farriday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
Interesting Program For
War Aid Meeting

The annual meeting of the Nation
al War Aid will be held Tuesday
evening. January IA, in Fahnestock
hall, Mrs. William Jennings, presid-
ing. Reports of the various activi-
ties of the National War Aid and
Navy League, will be given.
Bishop James Henry Darlington
will open the meeting with a prayer
after which he will read THE Roll
of Honor" composed of names of
men from Harrisburg and vicinity
who have given their lives in the
service. An interesting program of
tableaux and music has been ar
ranged by Miss Dora Coe and Miss
Almeda Herman. An election of Of
ficers will also be held.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
HOLD GLASS MEETING

Glass No. IL. of the Redeemer
Lutheran church, was entertained
at the home of Miss Freda. Behney,
2030 Swatara street, Thursday
evening. 4 short business meeting
during which an election of officers
was held, was followed by a social
hour. The members present were:
the Misses Pauline Burg, Mary Bru-
ker, Marie Frankeberger. Thelma
Hicks, Lillian Miller, Marion Neav-
ling. Freeda Behney and Dorothy
Frankeberger.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
%eSSTORK
~ News

lA.. announcements under tits head
ing must be accompanied By name
70 assure dccurdcy.1
Mr.. and Mrs. william w. Church,
OF 1171s Linden street, announce the
birth of a daughter. Elizabeth Jane
Church, on Wednesday, January 8,
1919. Mrs. Church was formerly
Miss Mabel May Potteiger, of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Grimes, of
Pittsburgh, former Harrisburgers,
announce the birth of a son. Charles
Watson Grimes, on Thursday. Janu-
airy 9, 1919.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bentz, sic
Emerald street have announced the
birth of q son, Kenneth Ferree
Bentz, on Tuesday, January 1, 1919.
Mrs. Bentz was formerly Miss Rhea
Florence Miller.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
W iddtefOUn
Members of 7. J. K. Club
Guests of Miss McNair

The members of the T. X. Club. of
Middletown. were entertained last
night by Miss Ruth McNair. Union
and Emaus streets. Special features
OF the entertainment We're vocal and
instrumntal selections by members of
the club. Late in the evening re-
ireshments We're served to the follow
ing: Miss Oma Lutz, Miss Agnes
Marley. Miss Romaine Kennard
KEEPER, Miss Erma Brenneman, Miss
muth muth MoSSaF. eS Mrs: G: Lloyd Linde-
MIDDLETowN CHURCHES
Presbyterian-The Rev. Thomas c.
Needy Eso IL "A ns strsnge cry But Of wIae ine
Cause" Cause Sunday School. TO- Christian
Church Of God-The Rev. o. NJ
ward; 7.s0 rs Eternai term MfpnGss Pnnis5meni aei
dssvoP svon s5S 6evYat ShTistisR En
= Methodist Episcopal = The Rev
James Cunningham. II and 7.SC
2reaching. Sunday School at Chapel
day school at Chapel, 1.30.
Services will be held on Sunday af.
ternoon at the st. Michaers Episcopal
church, in East Emaus street. at 4.3C
99Ieioeiksi &c The Rev; Floyd Appleton. OF
VIII nave CnafKe. SerN-
Ices viii be held at this church every
sunday afternoon at this time.
81. Peter's Lutheran The Rev
Fuller Bergstresser. 1890 and 7.3(
o'clock. Sunday School 1.S0. Chris.
tion Endeavor $40.
FIRST United Brethren, Royalton -
Inc Rev. Charles r. Beittel. 1890
Launching Out, Letting Down, anC
leaving ALL" Sunday School 40
.;S0, What Is Regen eration?" Chris.
tian Endeavor Society, $50.
First United Brethren - The Rev
L; B. Bossler: II and 7.30. Sunday
School 10. Young Peoples meeting
kendig McCord, North Union street
VINO mas been employed at the Rrin.
ser MIL for the past several week:
mas secured a position at the Greer
AmeIican candy store. South Unior
Members of the Mothers Congress,
circle OF town held a meeting las
night at the home of the president
Mrs. d. P. Deatrick. North Unior
Miss Rachael McCarrell. daurbte,
OF the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas G. Nc.
Sarrell, entertained the members OF
tne Presbyterian choir ia the Manse
on ednesday evening. A musical
program was given during the even.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
CENTRAL HIGH NOTES
JUNIOR GIRLS ENTERTAIN

The Sigma Gamma Chi Society,
comprised of Junior girls, entertained
last night in honor of last year, s
members, who are now seniors. A
luncheon was served in the knights
of Pythias Hall, which was beauti-
fully decorated with the club colors,
green and black, and with pennants
and banners of the various high
schools and colleges throughout the
state. Games and dancing followed
the luncheon. The guests of honor
last evening were Miss Mary Lewis,
Miss Margaret Graeff, Miss Margaret
Mccormick, Miss Anna McGibbon,
Miss Evelyn Keitel. Miss Mildred
Donmeyer and Miss Sarah Cation.
The members of this years society,
together with their guests, were Miss
Helen Hottenstein, Miss Georgetta
Rupp, Miss Katherine Koherd, Miss
Frances Cation, Miss Cora Gilbert,
Miss Martha Goodyear, Miss Marion
Davis, Miss Margaret Garman, Miss
Ethelyn McClosky, Miss Eleanor
Smith, Miss Ada Swengle; Harold
McCord, Robert Hottenstein, Clarke
Swengle, George Miles. Edward Wat
son, Arthur Shultz, William Murry,
Clarence Rife, Edward Sellers, John
McClintock, Henry Young, Nelson
Hibshman, Herman Berlin, Robert
Wallower, and Charles Crist. Prof.
and Mrs. Clarence Zorger acted as
chaperons for the young people.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
ATTENDED WEDDING

Mrs. George e. Whitney, 1915
North Second street, and Mrs. George
G. Comstock Jr., of Cottage Hill,
Steelton, attended the Custer-Wood-
side wedding at Philadelphia to-day.
The bride, Miss Alma King Custer. is
Mrs, Whitney's niece.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
MRS. ROBERT III. IRONS HOSTESS

Mrs. Robert II. Irons entertained
at cards at her home, 1926 NORTH
Front street, yesterday afternoon.
The guests included Mrs. Philip T.
Meredith, Mrs. Richard v. Mckay
Mrs. Solomon Hiney, Mrs. Robert M
Rutherford, Mrs. Rollin Sawyer and
Mrs. John Fox Weiss.
Major and Mrs. Carl B. Ely and
Miss Jane Ely, of Washington, are
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross A. Hickok, 119 State street.
DR.. George e. Bill has gone to
meeting of the Tufts College alumni.
William P. Trullinger, of the
U. S. s. Davis, is spending a fifteen
days furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Trullinger, at 231
North Fifteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Leighton, of
San Antonio, Texas, are in town for
brief stay among old friends and
neighbors of ten years ago.
Miss Ellen Jackson went home to
Richmond, Va, this morning after
ten days visit with her cousin, Miss
Belle D. Young, of Green street.
Penn L. Thorne, of Boas street,
who has been i'll for several weeks
Will an lIlIeCteu arm, Is rapidly I'M
proving in health.
Miss Alice Bardley, of Philadel-
phia, is the weekend guest of her
aunt, Mrs. NJ. Luther Wilson, of
State street.
Mrs. Thomas d. Houser and Miss
Mayme Houser went home to Jersey
City to-day after q weeks stay
among relatives in the West End.
DIR. Charles s. Rebuck, who was
in service at the base hospital at
West Baden, Ind, has returned to
his home, 412 North Third street.
Miss Grace B. Kelsey, of Roanoke,
Va, went to New York this morning
after a weeks stay among relatives
in this vicinity.
Theodore Hambright, of Brooklyn,
is in town for a short stay with his
daughter, Mrs. Mary H. Gregory, of
Green street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
SNuTH-FRANK WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Frank, 1908
Bailey street, have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Frances Frank, to Lewis Smith, of
Pittsburgh. The ceremony was per-
formed Tuesday evening at the home
of the brides parents, by Rabbi
Rochman,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
LUNCHEON GUESTS TO-DAY

Mrs. Samuel n Shope, the newly
elected regent of Keystone Chapter,
United States Daughters OF 1912, en-
tertained the executive committee OF
the chapter to-day at luncheon at
her home. 610 North Third street,
a business meeting followed. In at
tendance were Mrs. Mabel Cronise
Jones, Mrs. Charles S. Rebuck, Mrs.
II Vert
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
RETURNED TO HOME

:. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. StuII and
daughter. Eleanor, have returned to
their home in Syracuse, n. Y, after
a visit with Mrs. Stulls sisters, Mrs.
Warren Garberich and Miss Annabell
Burkhart, 423 Muench street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
SUNSHINE SOCIETY MEETING

A meeting of the Roberta Disbrow
Lloyd Sunshine Society has been
called by the president. Mrs. Fred
erick e. Downes, for Monday after
noon at $50 o'clock.
Reports of the Christmas work
will be made and Mrs. Joseph
Shearer, the treasurer, will be pre-
pared to receive the yearly dues.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
yEsPER SERVICES ATTY. W. G. A.

The Central High School Club
will have charge of the vesper SER
vice at the Y. W. c. A. tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. Miss Mary
Irwin will give a talk on Carrying
On" and the High school club will
render special music.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
It. b. WILDERAIUTH HOST

L. b. Wlldermuth, manager of the
Front and Market Motor Supply
Company, entertained the whole
salers of automobile equipment, in
cluding all managers of the various
tire concerns and wholesale motor
supplies, at the Penn-Harris. The
same men will hold "pay as you
enter" luncheon at the Penn-Harris
in the near future.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
FIRE INSURANCE
AGENTS TO MEET

g. L. Cullmerry, secretary of the
Harrisburg Association of Insurance
Agents. has called the annual meet
ing of the organization for IL o'clock
on Tuesday morning of next week In
the directors room at the 7. NJ. C.
A. building.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
Roosevelts Portrait In Gravure

NOOseVeIFs POrtrnIt In GrNNure
Given with next Sundays New York
American special separate sup
size, ready for framing. Printed on
fine quality paper. artistically repro
duced in beautiful gravure. Sunday
American edition limited. so order
from your newsdealer today.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11
REALTY BOARD TO MEET

A meeting of the Harrisburg Real
Estate Board will lbe held in the
Chamber of Commerce rooms Mon
day evening at 7.45 o'clock. Import
ant business will be transacted,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-11

Moose Minstrels, Orpheum The.
atre, night of January IS, 1919. adv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-06

Zadny smutek, samy
8mich. Veseli zavladne v
Besidkach Ceske Mar. Sine
ori Vaclavske zabave 20. "a.
Fl Sokola HavIicek.
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ZASTRELILA SVEHO
SVAKA.

Osmilety Tonlk Artino,
2641 vych. 81. ul. minulou III
mu o3ifel. Zemrela mu matka
a pon6vadz otec o vychOSu
synka sveho nedbal, osireleho
ujala Sc teta, PAM R. CANA
relliOva, jez chtela Tonika S
dovolenlm ovdoveleho adopto
watt. Vcera Artins 81 vsak pro
syna priSel a smlouvu ohled-
ne adopce odvolal, kterezto cd
volani melo prudky spor mezi
Obema "a nasledek. Dite tetu
nechtelo opustit a Camarellio-
va hajila sva domn6la prava
revOlverem V praVici, kteryZto
spor zakoncil krveprolitim.
PAM Camarelliova sveho sva.
gra zastfelila, pry V sebeobra-
ne. Nyni je " okr. vazb6 pro
vrazdu druheho stupne a opu
St6ny hoch po3lan byl do kat.
sirotCince.
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WSSl It'll WSSl
ZkDA LEPSf MATERIAL
PRO TREST.
NICE.

Zastupce dvacate wardy,
radni Stannard protestuje pro-
ii kontraktu okr. komisafi "a
dan6ho, die kterezto stavebnl
smlouvy move okresni vezeni
ma byti zbudovano z piskove-
no kamene a nikoli re zulove-
no. Stannard je pro zulu a s
MIN souhlasi i clevelandska
bursa, zvlaSt6 proto, re by no.
vostavba z piskoveho kamene
o5tatnim zulovym budovam u
iezera pllsobila ostudu. Radni
&tannard vyhrozuie procesem,
pakli Okresni komisari dotce-
ny kontrakt s Ohio Stone Co.
neodvolaii. Zv6cnely eXmayor
Tom l.. Johnson byval rovnez
pro to, ably veSkere verejne bu
dovy jezerniho brehu byly
re zuly.
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SPE(IELN POROTA SKONCILA WISE.
TROYANi DRAHOTY.
USVEDCENl KORISTNlCI MAI BYT
!. DO VEZENi POSLAN A PRiZIVNICI
z PLODNOVEHO TRHU VYPUZENI.
DALSf ODPORUCENf OHLEDNE MLEKA A
GROCERIE.

Ohledn6 zeleniny a podob-
nych rychle zkaze podlGhaii-
cich produktu porota uVadi,
lie mistni komissionafi zdra-
zovani dotGenych potravin ma
sv6domi namaji. Jsou to Cetni
prizivnici, kupujici zeleninu k
vuli zdrazovani jedin6, kteriz-
to spekulanti NELL by byt z plo
dinoveho trhu vypuzeni. Poro-
Ia odporuGuje tudiz prisn6jSl
m6stskou k~ontrolu, lepSi do
HE'D ma komisionare i prekup-
Milky.
Prodaj masla a vajec zaslu-
hoval by royn6z lepSl k%ontro-
ly, ~pon6vadz mnozstvi podob-
nych produktu zadrzovano .je
velkoobchodniky V chladir-
mach. Gimz drobny trh je ochu-
zovan a dotCen6 zbozi must
0yt zdrazovano.
Porota dale referuje, re Gle
veland ma nadbyteGne mnoz-
}tvi grocerii q odporuGuje Ia
rizovani dodatetnych NEST
skych trznic. M6lo by eXisto-
vat n6jak6 pravidlo, die ne
hoz Tide kupujici svou grocerii
"a hotove penize nell by kupo
vat levn6.ji nez konsumenti III
votni potreby ma liver objedna
vajici.
NaSe velk6 hotely a restau-
ranty nell by rovn6z ceny
ma jidelnim listku pol6kud
snizit a dane Z nemovit6ho ma
ietku. zvlaSt6 u Cinzaku m6ly
by byt niz5i, aby dom4ci PAM
IA pfiliSnG dane Sc nemohli
yymlOuyat Il renty Zl2vnili.
Ma konec porota odporucu-
ie, ably mGsto zafidiIo zylaStni
potravinovou ufadovnu, kterd
by vydayala spravedIive trzni
zpravy, die nichz kazdy ziv1o-
stink potraviny by prodavat
musel, cimz drahoty by po-
stupn6 ubyvalo.
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Specielni porota skoncila
vGera vySetrovani drahoty III
votnich nutnosti a pfedseda
tee, David Gibson pfedlozil
dotcenou zpravu krajskemu
soudci Phillipsovi. Porotci We
sve zprave pradevSim navrhu-
il, ably obchodnici potravinami
z kofistnictvi usvedCeni byli pc
slani proste do vezeni, pone-
vadz uv6zneni, nikoIi ien pO-
kutovani pencil mGlo by varo-
WY vliv ma zbyvajici spekulan
ty a vydriduchy. Porota ma
vrhem patrne mysli, ably nekO
Xix zdejSich velkomlekafu, o.
vocnaru a velkOfezniku, nedaV
no V obzalobu danych, odsou-
zeno bylo do vaZby, kterymZtO
radikalnim soudnim roZhodnu
tim uncle zdrazovani bylo by
ponekud zarazeno.
Ohledne dodavky mleka po-
rotci odporucuji, ably Cleve-
land "rozsiril svGj obvod far
marSkych produktu z padesati
ma sto mil, cimz mlekarstvi ma
naSem venkov6 Dude poSileno,
sOuttz roZSirena a nasledkem
konkurence farmaTu mlekar-
sky trust Sc robbie. Mistni
drobny rozprodej mIeka uecht'
pripadne mestske k~ontrole a
poCet lokalnich dodavatelu
necht' Jest ZmenSen, Cimz i do
davka Sc ZjednoduSi. Oiled
ne masa porota p~riznava, re
nemuze konati mic. RagulOva-
nj prodeie a zlevn6nf maSa
muze prosadit Westinghouse
Vlada jedine. Porota odpOruCu
je pouze, ably odrezky a zbyt.
ky masa. kosti i tulu, dOsut
kterous mydlarskou firmou y
trziStich a cd razniku kupova.
ne, k%upovalo m65to pro svoU
tovarnu ma kolomaz a oleje.
cimz pry by nasi administrac.
financne Sc pOmohlo.
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v Chicago ZALOZENA KO
MUNISTICKA STRANA BU-
DE MiTI HLAVNI STAN v
CLEVELANDE.
Protestni resoluce novych
Stran.

Nova komunisticka strana
prace, ZroZena V Chicago, cd
lozila pc volbe yykonneho w
boru, V n6mz jest tez Clevelan
dan Alexandr PLAN, Zasedani,
kdyz bylo urceno, re sidlem nc
We frakce staff sc ma Cleve-
land.
SouGasne vykonavany i prf-
pravne prace pro novy mezina
rodni socialisticky kongres, "a
uGelem spojeni vSech radikal.
Mich zivlu celeho sv6ta, ktery
nedaleke dobe konan Dude
bud Y Chicago neb New 1or-
ku .Kongres poradany V Der
nu minul sc bez uGinku a kon-
greJ moskevsky nebyl dosti
mezinarodni.
MeZi prijatymi resolucemi
byly:
Pfiieti Plumbova planu no
Znarodneni drah. - Protest
prot vSeobecnemu vojensk6-
mu vycviku. - Odvolani fede.
ralnlch zakonu o vyzv6daG-
stvi. = Proti mozn6mu vaiCe-
nj SIP. Statu s Mexikem. Pre-
svolani vSaamerickeho social
stickeho kongresu. - Protest
prot deportaci radikalu. =
Protest prot omezovani pristt
hovalectvf do Spoi. Stat.u
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PEESOVE OBDOBf.

Sokol Cleveland zahaji letoS
n plesove obdobi zabavou We
sv6 SIM ma Quincy Ave. Ultra.
Bude to Jake yzdy nasich
eastclevelandskych Sokoliku
zdarila zabava tanecni, zaslu-
lujici velke 6Casti naSeho ODE
:enstva. Sokolska kapela zano
.uje swine polky tancechti-
yym a We veCeradle i Il naleven
budou obvyklG pochoutky k di
sposici navStevniku.
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GEN. EDWARDS V RODNEM
MESTE.

Generalmajor Clarence X.
Edwards. nacelnik %. PEST di-
wise ma zapadni fronte We Fran
eli, pfijel vGera do Clevelandu,
ably bral ujast m zdeiSim
sletu americkych legionaru Y
Luna parku. Edwards ie ro-
lak clevelandsky a sem poslan
byl vladou, ably "a onoho
sletu rozdal %. z~asluznych
francouzskych krizu cleve-
landskym vyslouzilcum re sv6
tove valky. Dekorovani dOtGe-
love valky.
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nemu sformuje. Loupez Ii
West Cleveland banky udala
Sc V Gervnu letos a tehdejsi
kofist pachatela cinila $4,000
Diva spolecnici Mortonovi br-
zy pc emu byli zat6eni a pfi-
TONNE nachazeji Sc zde V o.
kresnlm vezeni.
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0 LOUPEZE u
WEST CLEVELAND

Toled3ka policie poslala do
Clevelandu domn6leho puvod-
&c lcupeze u West Cleveland
banky, kotlare j. Mortona z
Milwaukee, jenz byl Toledo
pro podohAou loupez zatGen
minuiy tyden. Clevaiandske IL
fady mali M0rtona Z~totoznit a
piipadn6 procesovati drive
nez Toledo sVou zalobu prot
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NEHODA CSMILETEHO.

V nemocnici sv. Alexise "a
pasi Sc smrti osmilety hosik
Stanislav MankoWski, 69O9
Lansing Ave-, janz vcera do
poledne priSel k t6zk6mu IRA
zu blize sv6ho domova .Hoch
lbiral Sc do Skoly a "a pre-
,hazeni ulice zachycen byl ma
Iladnim autem, rizenym ne
;namym soferem. Mankowski
ma lebk urozrazenou i vnitrni
zran6ni. PIvodce melody wynn
knul Sc zodpov6dnosti IL soudu
rychlym odjezdem cd mista
,~nestesti.