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Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
FIRE INSURANCE
WIr1DSTORM, TORNADO,
LIGHTNING.

ARE you doino safe business? Are you y
safe man to trust? Can fire break you up!
Can one storm destroy your savings OF s'fe-
time? Can ore accident throw you five or Ten
wears back finanCially? If your home and every
thinq burns up, will you need to build and buy
at once? Be able to answer all such questions
q favorabiy, by carrying insurance in
ACCOMPANY Thai PAYS PROMPTLY
THE NATIONAL UNION FIRE
INSURANCE. COMPANY
A standard, reliable, fair dealing company
worth S5,O0O,00O.OO assets.
REPRESENTED IN BENTON BY
s I'D CLEMMER, AGENT
q For Polk, Bradley and McMlnn
= counties, who has years experience,
% over $3.50, 100000 insurance now in tcFGe, end
Is has psid over SS,OOOOO in full in IL cases OF
q loss without Contcsting d single claim.
D Use YOUR ms URANCE MONEY TO REBUILD
y Rates as low as any COmpany's whose agents
- comply With Tenn, law. Insure with an agent
% YOU know and who will treat you "eV enough
seTO DESERVE AL YOUR INSURANCE RENEWALS,
y Good farme rs produce good crops; safe farmers
81 take care of the,a. Risky business makes risky
81 men: taking all precautions by insuring In re-
n liable campany makes farmers safe business
- individuals Insure your dwelling, household
q Goods aaAn. uIu.r, >stotk and machinery ard
q feel safe in knowing thStSQu cannot be hurt II.
narciaIy by fire, wind nor liJtning II will help
q your s!eer,nn, standing nd credit. toTpany
- Is as reliable aud Accommodating as lis aaeEts
. who representa-
-
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
THE CHEROKEES
COME TO TOWN

Tuesday morning three full
blooded Cherokee Indians from a
b1ve Murphy N. C., arrived In
Beuton with a load of hand made
cane baskets. The Indians were
Lucy Martin. her son and daughter
in law. They were accompanied
mere bv John Esa colana ha. a
relative, who acted as iHterpiter.
They had baskets OF all shapes
sizes, and colors.
A curious crowd of childrensoon
gat! cred arc nd the Indians and
,hcir baskets, and were very much
amused by them.
None of the children and but
few OF the young men and ladies
lad ever seen full blooded Chero-
<ee woman before. Lhe BASKETS
went ike hot cakes, as the saying
;. aud the Indians returned to
their settlement in N. c.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
Wilson Cases Have
Been Decided

All creditors of R. B. Wilson,
except the Bank, who filed suits
aeinst him after he took BanErup-
tcy. will be paid. according to an
opinion rendered by the court OF
c vii appeals r:nderd at Knoxville,
Saturday. The Opinion was rem
dered by Judge w. A. Owens and
IS as follows:
"Behton Banking Co-vs- X, b.
Wilson ct al, and r. A. Harrison
VS. r. b. Wilson ct al, and J. >.
Hutchins ct al, VS. X. B. Wilson ct
al. and B. +. Biggs VS. r. b. Wilson
ct al. and S. B. McClary VS. R. b.
Wilson ct al, and Albert Crumley
US R. B. Wilson ct al, and w. "A.
Woody VS. R. b. Wilson ct al.
G Consolidated causes, Polk county
equity, The Chancellor is affirmed
in all things, except in dismissing
H prisons Dill. Harrison is gran
ted decree here and the cause is
f.manded.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
NOTICE

The Recorder of the city OF
Benton, Tenn, will receive sealed
bids up to noon Saturday August
2nA, 1919, OIL ten thousand dol
lars $50, 100000 waterworks
bonds, ten per cent No bid will
be considered unless sealed and
accompanied by certified check for
$50. Bids to be opened by FL
nance, Ways and Means committee
at Office of Recorder on above date
and bonds awarded to highest and
best bidder. Right reserved to re :
iebt any or all bids, This July /,
1910 A. f. Love
Mayor.
James Parker, Recorder,
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
Keep Watch For
The Army Worm

At Belleville, Kansas, and in the
vicinity of St. Louis, Missouri,
heavy infestations of the army
worm are at this time devastating
great acreages of pasture lands, al
faffa and corn.
The continued rainy season IN
the western and middle parts OF
Tennessee, and the several days
rain in the eastern part OF the State,
afford favorable conditions for the
outbreak of the army warm in len
nessee. Pe.sons reporting to the
State Entomologist at Knoxville,
an out break of this pest may be
the means of saving great losses to
themselves and their neighbors re-
sulting from this destructive pest.
Before the army worm becomes
generally scattered, a very effect
i've means of control will be found
by spraying strip g to 8 feet wide
in front of the advancing host, US
ing either calcium arSenate or ar
senat of lead, at the rate of 3Ibs.
(powdered) to 50 gallons water.
That information of this pest
may be known in the Office OF the
State Entomologist, an immediate
report of its appearance will be
highly appreciated
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
Benton Light And
Power Company
Preparing 10 Ez-
tend Service.

AT the annual meeting of the
Stockholders OF the Benton Light
& Power Company, held here last
Friday, important actions were
taken toward considerable extens-
ions of the systems. Over two
thirds of the stockholders wese
present, and the following actions
taken unanimously, show the pro-
gressiveness of ine local company.
The capital stock was increased
from 81 400 to $500, thereby
making availabls over $500 TO
make extensions 10 many NOR
homes in Benton and'vicinitv,
An extension committee was
appointed to contract with others
wishing to secure power and light
from the COMPANY lines. Among
these proposed lines is one from
the Bradley linept d. c! Wilson
up Hiwassee through that rich
farming section "a mouth Of Ocoee
toB. f. NcclsrYs ]. branches from
this line to Patty depot, Calhoun
and Price Bros. Also cne to sup
ply the Rodger Nros., Burns and
Williamson neig kborhood between
Matlock Valley and Parksville.
In furtherance oi the LOCAL ex-
tension move, tlss distance limit
upon making eonneetions was re-
pealed by the giX;ng of this CUES
lion into the consaoi Of the exten-
sioss eoIssfnitfec rsill,e rates Of ths
Ilufches we're eorss ReSsssls Y q frolaiiiSs d =
month to SOC. and fifteen new
dwellings were selected tor i'm
mediate extension Of service to.
J. II. Taylor was re- elected
Manager -Secretary.Treasurer, J.
! D. Clemmer was reelected Presl-
dent, and w. A. Prince was elect
ed Vice President. These three
with DR.. S. b. McClary and J. r.
Rvner compose the extension
committee, and with J. G. Lyle
and w. NJ. Lowcry constitute The
Board of Directors.
Besides lights, the current L
now being used i'll Benton tocrusl
limestone for fertilizer, and TO
road building, grind meal, gi'
cotton, cook, iron, churn, puml
water, fill auto tires, finish lumbe
for house building, run emor
wheels, electric fans, and hnall
TO keep books for the Bank.
People once getting used t
these conveniences, which com
much cheaper than other forms c
power, will never agree to d
:, without them,
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
General Directory
County OFFICERS

County OFFICERS
Sheriff, A. Lillard; Clerk and
Master, A. J. Williams; Circuit
Court Clerk, James Parker; Cotln-
X Court Clerk, A. X. Arp; lrus-
tee Charles +, Taylor; Register
7. l.. Franklin; County Supt., }.
L. Brewer.
COURTS.
Chancery- Hon. 7. l.. Stewart,
chancellor meets fourth Mon
DAYS in April and October.
Crcuit-Hon. Sam c. Brown
Judge; meets third Monday IN
March, July and November.
9usktoun law Court : Fonrth
Mondays in March, July and Nov
ember.
County-S. L. Higdon Chairman,
Quarterly Court, meets first Mon
days in January, July and Octo-
Der. Court always open for ordi-
nary business.
CHURCHES
panti~t--Rev. James Neal pas =
for, services lst and 3rd, Satur-
Idavs and Sundays in each month
NJ. +. South Rev. w. l.. Tate
pastor; services 4th. Sunday.
c. p. Church-Rev, Carl Sente
pastor; services I'd, Sunday.
LODGES
Ocoee Lodge, F. & A. NJ, No
212-Meets Saturday night OH o
before lst Full Noon in eacl
month. Chas. Harrison w. NJ E
J. H. Center Sec.
Benton Chapter, Order Easter
Star-Meets 1st Thursday nlg
in each month. Mrs, w. A
Prince w. NJ. Lizzie Lyle Sec.
Moonstone Lodge |. O. 0. 4
Meets 1st and 3rd Saturda
nights in each month, x. l
Bonds n. c., A. X. Arp Sec.
, Lenora Rebecca Lodge Mee'
on the 1st and 3rd Monday nigh
n each month. Elsie llutchn
, Noble Grand.
Cry COUNCIL.
, A. f. Love Mayor; James Parl
er Recorder. Meets lst tueSda
night in each month.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
Old Time Singing
At Zion Church.

An all day. old time singing la
the old song book New Life, aud
a reunion of the singing class OF
1880 to 1884 has been planned for
the Second Sunday in July aZlon
tWiregrass) Church. All mem
bers OF the old singing class, now
IivAg, are expected to b. present.
here will be dinner on tnc ground.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03

Oaily Thc0J;Yc.
Chance is O word void af senses
+nothing can exist without carse.-.~
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
Cry COUNCIL.

CRY COUNCIL.
A. T.. Love Mayor; James Park
er Recorder. Meets lst tuesday
night in each month,
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
Cats Value REGULATED.

There are many legends concerning
the Manx cat. One of them tells that,
tong ago, when the Isle was ruled by
the Cambrian princes, the value OF
cat was ser by law. One of these OLD
laws reads rs follows: "The price of
a kitten before it can see is penny;
after it cap see, before 1t catches a
mouse. two pence; and after it catches
O mouse. four pence"
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
Additional Locals

Horace Mickles lately OF France,
was n visitor for a day or two IN
Benton, this week.
DR. Hunter of Copperhill was a
business visitor here this week.
rf.t Y
Prof. w. B. Rucker was down
from Copperhill, Wednesday.
Mrs, lanes Love of Etowah was
visiting home folks here this week
Z. d. Higgins Of Isabella, spent
day or two with home folks this
week.
Traynor Witt has purchased the
Restaurant from K. d. Bonds and
AIKEN it over on Tuesday OF this
weet.
LOST-Sundav p. m. between
B. F. McClary and town, ladies
silk hand bag contain 'ng ra''
glasses, fountain pen. gloves etc
also a due bill with owners name
Please, leave at this offce anc
| -,.o;,.a rar,ord
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
Schedule For State
Examinations 1919
Elementary, Thursday,
JuE17, 1919.

9: CO-o:l5 Read rules and sign
cards. Oslo: 90 Spelling.
10: O0-11:30 Arithmetic. 1880
12:I5 Music. Noon. is
? 100, Writing and Drawing 300
) 80. Grammar, 3: So 4:3O,
Reading.
Friday July IS.
.. 90 1000 Physiology 10; 90
.ll;O0 Professional. IL; O0-12;o0
Geography. Noon. l;0O-2;30
U. 5. History. 2;3o-4; ;0o Tenn.
History.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
G,In Barrels.

A rather interesting side light on
the question of gun barrel life is
determination of the actual length OF
time to which good shotgun barrel
is subjected to the force and burning
effect of the powder charge during its
lifetime. If 100000 shots are fred
from shotgun the inside Of the bar
rel is actually exposed to the ffame of
the powder charge for about four
minutes.
~
Try an ad in the News It viii
get results
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
Understanding Zach Other.

Those who fancy themselves not nm
dcrstood by the people with whom they
have to associate might find some con-
ISOLATION in the fact that they them
selves are not taking any great trouble
to understand others. We are really
not so eompIex OF peculiar as we. often
imagine, ahd perhaps we are not
worth SO much stndy as we 'demand.---
Exchange. 9,
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
Rebuffed.

''Pats hArd woman in dat house"
said the rugged wayfarer. "Did she
threaten to'Nsic de dog on youse?' ask
ed his comrade. NAV, but when I
said I'd seen better dc.-s an lump
came In my throat because l had To
beg for bite to eat, she told me to
swaller dc lump an maybe ! wouldn't
be So hungrN"-Birmingham Agc-
Herald.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-07-03
Strange Plant.

A little plant called the aduxa or
rlesrhatel is often found in Welsh
hedgerows, and is (writes u natnrai-
fst) the only species Of its genera in
that country. 'fhc leaves have this pc
euliarity that whilst they emit 2 de-
ilghtftiI mask-Iilsc odor, when handled
or crushed they Eecorne absolutely
scentless.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-09
IWSSl IWSSl lMSS]
ZASOBY CUkRU ROZMNO.
ZENY.

Cleveland trpel posledni
cas- nedostatkam cukru, takze
nekteri groceriste mohli pro-
davat jen po libre starym
svym odberatelum. VCera Sc
situace ponekud zlepsila a V
tydnu bude pry Ease cukru do
statek. Cukerni firma c.. S.
Willard Co. obdrzela vcera z
Chicago zeleznitni WIZ podob
nych sladkostl, kteryzto cukr
byl ma broad ayskem nadrazi
Big Four groceristum ihned
rozprodan. Naval koupechti-
vych groceristu byl tax veliky,
ze firma k udrzeni poradku
musela policajta zavolat. Roz-
prodano celkem 600 stoliber-
Mich zOku, takze ma kazdeho
vyckavajiciho groc aristu pri-
sci jeden zok cukru prumerem
a zasoba byla v pul hodine ro-
zebrana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-09
IWSs,Sl IWS.S,l IWS,S]
PROHLOUBENf REKY.

Mesto obdrzelo Washing
tonu nredni sdelenI, re vlada
zahaji prohlubovani ricniho
koryta ma jare, kdy reka Guy
ahoga bude splavnou ucinena
cd sveho dsti az pod ceskou
Broadway. Mestsky inzenyr
Hoffman bude co nejdrive po-
volan do Washingtonu, ably s
vladimir inzenyry Walkerem
a Whitonem ohledne regulova
nj nasi reky konferoval. Mesl-
ska administrace hedla letos
tez opravit Morgana ulici, vi
nouci sc podel reky pod Broad
way, ktera ma zdokonalit spo-
jeni Sc zapadni stranou v kotli
ne mezi distriktem broadway
skym a zapadnim, kteremuzto
spojeni bude pomahati novy
East Clark most.
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MSS [tt] WSS]
VELIkA DRAHOTA CUKRU
MA OBZORU.

Cena cukru vystoupi patrne
ma 25 az so centu priStim rO-
KEN a cukr bude vZacny i "a
tn cenu, jestlize vlada nepfe-
vezme okamzit6 kontrolu mad
jeho rozdilenim. | "a nejprlzni
v6jSich okolnosti dluzno oceka
vati Zdrazenl cukru ma Is cen
tn behem zimy a po mnoho
meslca potom. Takove jest mi
n6ni cukerni kancelare V de-
partmentu spravedlnosti, ktera
Sc pokouSi pfedejiti spekulaci
s cukrem a udrzeti cenu V pri
m6fenych mezich - jakym
vysledkem, vidi kazda hospo-
dyne. Department naleha ma
presidenta, ably zavedl vladni
kontrolu mad rozdilenim, tax
aby mnozstvi cukru pro vyra-
bitele cukrovinek, neopojnych
napojG a jinych prepychovych
veci mohlo byti omezeno a ce-
ma pro domacnosti regulovana.
Nedostatek cukru je vSeobec-
ny cel6 zemi. V cele Indian6
neni V maloobchodech jedine
libry cukru, protoze jest zrov-
ma uprostred mezi pasmem re-
poveho cukru ma zapade a trti
noveho cukru ma vychode. By
la zasobovana stridave tim ci
onim pasmem a kdyz nastal ne
dostatek, dodavka prestala a
cely stat ocitl Sc ma suchu. Pri
ciny nedostatku jsou RUNE,
meZi jinym nakup kubanskeho
cukru pro Anglii, Francii a l.
talii, ale hlavne veliky vzr1st
spotreby cukrovinek a neopoj
nych napoju od te DOLBY, co
moudry kongres uvalil Ameri-
ce ma kirk dobrodini prohibice.
Drahotu cukru dluzno tudiz
pricisti k dlouhe rad6 tech
"vyhod', jez sucho prineslo
teto Zemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-09
WSSl It'll WSA
CYkLISTA ZABIT AUTEM

Ma silnici vedouci z Dover
do naSeho m6sta usmrcen byl
vCera cyklista Vernon Burr q
West Salem. Osmnactilety
Burr iel do Clevelandu a bill
ze zajezdni hospody Horse
shore vrazil mu do motorove-
no kola kterys autoista. Sraz-
ka byla prudka tax, re crane
ny cyklista re smrtelnych
mrakot vic Sc neprobral do
Parkview nemocnice privezen
byl jiz mrtev. Dotceny autoi-
sta po nestesti stroj svGj vGbec
nezastavil - ujel.
V teze nemocnici zemrel
vtera rozvazec mleka cd Tel
ling Belle-Vernon Co. Rudolf
Koran, ,2;3i! 2357 yych 81. ul., pri-
sedsl K smrtelnemu urazu ma
Central Ave. kde kun Sc mu
splash 2 ma tvrde dlazbe te-
mef k smrti jej usmykal.
Policejni soudce pokutoval
vcera 500 autoistu l.. Petita,
1888 vvch. 3 ul., jenz strojem
svym v ukvapenosti zasahl ha
sicsky viz lehce poranil tax
hasicskeho kapitana C. Reddy
ho. Jiny autoista, T. Packet
pokutovan podobnym zpGso-
bem "a svou ukvapenost v j.
zde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-09
SVAZ DEMOKRA-
TICKYCH ZEN.

V hOtelu HOllenden ZalOZen
byl vcera svaz demokratic-
kych zen, jejichz programem
bude podporovat snahy cekan
ce hodnosti mayora Ora. BIZ
shopa. Predsedkyni svazu jme
novana byla pani Harris r.
Cooleyova a hlavnimi cinitely
organisace zustanou clenkyne
damskeho dem. poradniho W.
boru, okr. zalobkyne 81. Allie
nova, clenka skolni rady pani
Greenova a pani Pykeova. Ia
vcerejSi schuze 81. Allenova
doznala, ze mayor Davis NIL
re byt sice dobrym muzem,
lee jeho vyber vykonnych
mestskych uredniku neni pry
We vsem V zajmu cleveland
skych poplatnikd. Radnice "a
sahuje pfiliS V zalezitosti pol.
Department. a nynejSiho anne
rikanisacniho proudu 81 valn6
nehledi.
DR.. Bishop byl rovnez pri-
tomen a mimo jineho pravil,
re V pripadu zvoleni snahou
jeho povzdy bude seZnamiti
poplatnictvo Sc stavajici NEST
skou otazkou financni, kteraz
to otazka je rovnez zavislou
ma rozhodnuti obcanstva V Ii
stopadovych volbach, kdy i
berni zalezitosti budou. odhla-
sovany. Pani Cooleyova mluvi-
la V zajmu sirSi mestske do
brocinnosti a pani Greenova v
zajmu m6stskych skol. Ma ko-
nee schuze prijata resoluce,
schvalujici kandidaturu Ora.
Bishopa.
DR.. Bishop recnil vcera tez
"a nekolika domacich schulz a
V 13. ward6 res. pravnika
ID. j. Zinnera kde rovnez roz-
vinul sve plany administrator
a poukaZal ma nutnost zmen
ma radnici, poZnamenav tez,
re nezalezi mu ma osobni po-
litick6 kariere, tax jako ma
zlepSeni administracnich po-
m6ru. Dnes vecer bude TeGnit
,pod stanem ma Detroit Ave-,
roh zap. IL. ul. a dale "a ne
kolika domacich schuzek We
wardach 5, 7 a Ia. VSecky j.
no vcerejSi schuze byly obe-
slany vySkolenymi dem. pra-
covniky a prominentnimi obGa-
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MA ZASTAVCE v CLEVE.
LANDU.

Vcera priletelo do Clevelan
du osm vojenskych aviatiku n
Mineola, l.. L., podilejicich Sc
ma zavodnim letu k pacifickG-
mu pobrezi. Zdejsi stanice "a
vodnich letcu nachaZi Sc u
Glenn Martinova letist6 ma ST.
Clair Ave-, kde seSlo Sc wee
ia asi $4,000 clevelandskych
divak1. Il Mineoly do San
Francisco rozletelo Sc vcera a
dnes 48 aviatikG celkem, q
nichz prvni do Clevelandu pri-
letel porucik Maynard, majici
"a assistenta pilota Kleina a V
jehoz spolecnosti priletel tez
vojensky psik Trixie, zajaty
sveho casu N6mcum ma bojiSti
francouzskem. Maynard prile-
tel dvouplosnikem a brzy po
mem zakrouzil mad letiSt6m
podplukovnik Bowen, rovnez
veteran re sv6tovG valky a ma
jitel francouzskeho krize ga
chrabrost, jenz priletel De Ha
vilandovym tezkym dvojploS-
nikem. Tretim aviatikem u St.
Clair Ave. zakotvivSim byl ma
jor Smith, jenz prilet6l mem.
aeroplanem druhu Fokker, kite
reZto letadlo odnato bylo Hu
mum V Champagne. Pc Smitho
vi prileteli i dalSl a dnes Ia
stavi sc V Clevelandu asi tucet
podobnych zavodniku. PriSti
zastavka tychz bude Bryan,
o, treti V Chicagu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-09
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POD kOLY DVOU AUT.

Osmilety A. Donate z Can
ton o., vracel Sc vcera re Sko-
ly domu a "a pokusu prebeh-
nouti ulici zachycen byl kite
ryms automobilem a prsa mu
koly prejeta. Tim vSak neSte-
sti ditete skonceno nebylo. Te
sne "a osudnym strojem uii-
zdel jiny automobil, jehoz RI
die motor nemohl v cas- zasta-
Wit a hocha pfejel rovnez. Oba
neopatrni soferi byli uvezneni
a hoch zapasi nyni Sc smrti v
mestske nemocnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-09
zADNE VETsf zMENY We
STAVcE.
v ocelarnach We Warren bude
cinnost obnovena nasledkem
vzajemneho dohodnuti.

Clevelandska stavka- ocela
rd a zelezaf1 zHstala i vcera
bez zvlastnich zmen. Dllny
Cleveland Hardware Co. V
Newburgu, kde vznikl strajk
minute pondeli rano, "stoji"
dosud 9 y Sdfilnach teze firmy
ma Lakeside Ave. pracuje Sc
jen "a vypomoci nekolika tu-
ct1 lidi neuniovych. Stavkafi
od Hardware Co. konali vcera
schIzi Y sini Federace Prace
ohledne syych pozadavkd, kite
re Uni: dvacetiprocentni IVY
Semi mzdy a osmihodinova do
ba pracovni. Vykladaci rudy
sejdou sc V nedeli V sini ma
Church Ave-, ably o situaci po-
rokovali.
Stavka Trumbull Steel Co.
We Warren, 0. bude skoncova
ma dnes nasledkem vzaiemn6
dohody. ODE strany slevily zo
svych pozadavkn asi 5000
delniku vrati Sc do prace. V
Youngstown arbitracni vyjed.
navani a We Wellsville, O. Wy.
jdou ocelarSti delnici ma stav.
ku V sobotu. V meste Steuben-
vile obnovena castecne Gin.
most ien nekterych dilnach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-09
GRADUACE NATURALIST
VANYCH.
Rakusane ziskaji sve obcan.
ske diplomy az po schvaleni
mirove smlouvy.

We sborovne move okresni
budovy konana bude dnes ve-
Ger graduacnf slavnost absol-
ventG naturalisacni tfldy, III
zene ucitelem a naturalisac
MIN klerkem p. Emilem Bar
tGnkem. Graduovanych bude
25 z nichz 13 ma obcanske di-
plomy musi vsak jeSte cekat.
Zlskaji je teprve po ratifikaci
mirove smlouvy a jsou to ve-
smes byvali prislusnici nemec-
keho Rakouska a Pruska, tedy
statu tax zvane nepratelskych.
Zbyvajici graduanti, Cechove
Slovinci a Polaci ziskaji vsak
sve obcanske diplomy dnes ve-
Ger.
VSichni zde eminent zaci
navSt6vovali tridu pana Bar
tunka jiz loni, kteryzto ucitel
bude dneSni slavnost take IL
dit. Mimo p. BartGnka budou
"a graduacniho vecera Tecnit
okr. klerk Haserodt, apelacni
soudce Vickery a krajsky sud-
Stevens.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05

where il was made known that ne
was to receive a present he consulted
Secretary Lansing and the attorney
general as to whether he could
legally accept.
The most valued present, Mr..
Tumulty said. was . gold casket
which contained . certificate OF citi-
zenship from the city of London.
The king of Italy presented the pres
ident with two old guns and theN
king of England gave him book.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05
MAYOR MAY NOT
RESUME DUTIES
FOR SOME Time
Will Go Away for Complete
Change Before Taking Up
Work at City Hall
Again.

Mayor Smiths condition con-
tihued to give encouragement for
his early recovery, although those
who know him best assert that il
will be weeks before he will be able
to resume his official duties in the
city hall.
His daughter, Ida, is concerned
over his condition, as he suffered
Two severe nervous breakdowns in
other years. 1t is the intention of
the family to take the mayor away
for 4 complete change and rest be-
fore he attempts to take up his
executive work again.
General Wood visited the mayor
again in Ford hospital last night and
expressed hope for his speedy re-
covery. The mayor was visibly af-
fected by the second visit Of the
general, who assured the patient
that affairs in Omaha are running
along satisfactorily.
The mayor is anxious to get back
to- his home and to his city hall
work, and members of his family
and his physician find it difficult to
restrain his intentions.
The mayor was attacked by mem
bers of the mob last Sunday night,
when the keys to the jail were de-
manded and he expressed his, de-
termination that mob violence
should not prevail in Omaha.
eHc was badly beaten up" re-
marked General Wood.