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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14
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PASOVAL WHISKU.

Ma silnici do Toledo vedou-
ci srazila sc vcera dive naklad-
nj auta pri te pfilezitosti zji-
steno, ze jeden z dotcenych SO
fera, Ed. Wittenmeyer zabyval
Sc paserovanim whisky do o.
hio. Ia srazky jeho auto bylo
ztroskotano a on sam poranen
tax, re do nemocnice musel byt
zaveZen. Ma nohu prerazenou
a vnitfni zraneni. Jakmile sc
vyleti, bude procesovan pro pO
ruseni zakond prohibicnich. v
troskach jeho auta nalezeno
totiz 200 kvartovych lahvi
whisky q 800 mensich lahvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14
NOVA TRAKcNf LIME DO
LINNDALE.

Vypomocny okresni zalobce
Baskin dohotovil vGera predlo
hu trakcni vysady, die niz spO
letno5t pouliGnich drah ma
prodlOuziti dalsi linii do Linn
dale. Trakcni ia line vedla by
od Denison Ave. a zap. 73 ul.
az k Ridge Road a Velkemu
pOtoku a iakmile pOtok ten
mostem bude preklenut, az do
Linndale. Spolecnost ma zafi-
dit jednoduchou trat', ktera
poZdeji dude doplnena dru-
hym parem kolejnic. Dale mu
81 poskytovat pfesedaci listky
od Denison a Harvard-Denison
linii a pocitati jizdne jako v
m6ste. Baskin predlozi dotceny
navrh vysady okresnim komi-
safum v sobotu, naceZ spoiled
most bude uvedomena a stavba
move linie do Linndale niue
byti zapOGata.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14
VLADNf VYSETROVANl PROT
is %KORISTNiKUM.
JEDNA FIRMA, VLASTNICf CELOU RADU GRO
CERNfCH OBcHODU, SNfzlLA JiZ SVE CENY.

Vladni vysetrovanf drahoty
potravin v Clevelandu osvedci
10 Sc jiz vcera, kdy kteras fir
ma, vlastnici zde celou radu
grocernich zavodI, snizila sve
ceny a to po vyhrdzce, ze bu-'
de verejne pranerovana a ma
konec vladou k soudu potaho-
vana. Firma ia prodavala, sve
zbozf o deset az patnact pro-
cent draze nez jines obchody.
Dnes pohrozi vlada jine po-
dobne firme, a rovnez ma ma
Sem venkove zahaji setrenf,
jak dalece lid jest koristniky
suzovan. Vysetrovani to mali
ma starosti postmistri, iimz ka-
IDA stiznost konsumenty ma
byt reportovana, kterezto Wy
setrOvam Dude sc tykat ZvlaSt'
venkovskych groceristI a mile
karu, o nichz Sc udava, re pro-
davaji svym konsumentum
zvlast' "a ceny premrstene,
rnnohem draze nez lie koupit
v meste. - Vlada vyzyva tez
konsumenty, ably reportovali
kazdy pripad nedostatecne va
ny a miry neb spatne jakosti
zbozi, kterazto vyzva tyce Sc
koasumentu mestskych i ven-
kOvskych. V Clevelandu podob
ne raporty bude prijimat NEST
sky potravni komisar DIR. Rou-
eche, jehoz dalsi povinnosti bu
de zorganisovat Zvlastni komi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14
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ARMADNf SATSTVO ME-
STU.

Tajemnik valky Baker OF.
namil nasemu mayorovi, re
vlada je ochotna prodati ne.
ktere prebytecne zasoby vo-
jenskeho satstva Clevelandu
Budou to ponozky, kosile q
jine spodni pradlo o deset pro.
cent levnejsi nez u mistnich
maloobchodniku. Zasoby bu.
dou sem poslany z Chicaga q
dany do rozprodeje v CentraI
Ztrojp;ci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14
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KONSERVATIVNf zIVEL
PORAZEN "a PRIMAREK
v AKRON.

Ia uternich primarek v A
kron tamnejsi mayor Meyers u
trpel neocekavanou porazku
Sc strany delnickeho kandida-
ia a pokrokovce radniho Ber-
rodina, jenz byl navrzen k IL
radu mayora znacnou v6tsinou
Dosavadni mayor J. S. Myers
zadal nOvou nominaci a byl
podporovan vsemi akronskymi
konservativci. Myers We sve
platforme mel Inavrh, ably spo
lecnost poulicnich drah proda-
vala jizdni listky po sesti CEN
tech, jakz akronska obchodni
komora sveho casu k Will uhra
zeni trakcniho deficitu navrho
vala a kandidat Berrodin tvr-
dill, ze peticentove jizdne spo-
leGnosti postaci, kterazto otaz
ka byla hlavnim bodem akron
skych pfedvoleb. Berrodin W.
tital Myersovi kapitalism
Myers Berrodinovi socialism,
radikalism. Berrodina podporo
valy vSecky tamnejSi unie, te-
mer vsecko delnictvO i neunio-
We "a takove podpory Myers
o svou kandidaturu prisel a
Berrodin stal Sc kandidatem
mayorstvi ma listku demokra-
tickem. Vliv delnickych h.a-
su rozhodl podobnym zpnso-
benz primarily v Columbus,
GAINESVILLE j jinde v Ohio. V
mestecku Tiffin zadal O nomi-
naci vyslouzily a valecnym kri
zem dekorovany serzant cd pc
choty, Tom Falkner, jehoz "a
uternich predvoleb porazil po
krokovy demokrat H. Welter,
kandidat dradu mayora, z ce.
hoz vysvita, ze ma ohajskem
venkove i vliv vojensky je "a
stinen vlivem pokrokovcG.
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REZNfCI MA VYLETE.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14
VLApNf PoKYN.
"Neplat'te vic jak jedenact
cent? "a libru cukru."

Vlada prostrednictvim zdej
siho sveho zastupce, distriktni-
no pravnika, Ed. S. Wertze Wy
zyva hospodynky, ably neplati
ly "a jednu libru cukru vice
jak jedenact centI, kterazto
cena cukru v drobuem prodeji
byla prave obchodnikdm Via
dou diktovana. Az do nedav-
ma zdejsi nekteri obchodnici
citali po ctrnacti centech libru,
JIM cftali IL a pGl centu a de-
set a pul centu "a libru cukru.
Toledska specielni porota
dala dnes v obzalobu nekolik
firem maslem a oleomargari-
mem obchodujieich. Tvrdi Sc o
Mich, re udrzovaly uncle w.
sokou cenu svych produkt1 v
neprospech konsumentu, cimz
We skutecnosti porusili pry Va
lentinGv zakon prOtitrustovy.
Mezi obvinenymi jsou = firmy
Rock Island Butter Co., F. A.
Hoffman Co. jine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14

81, ktera by normalni ceny po-
travin obchodniknm nadiktova
la, cimz zvlaste ma byt kon-
sumentGm poslouzeno.
Specielni porota skoncila
sve vysetrovani vGci Velkomle
kar1m a dnes zalobce, +. Doer-
fler pozada statniho tajemni-
ka opis cartern Ohio Far
mers Cooperation Milk Co.,
kterazto korporace neiyice NILE
ka do Clevelandu posila. Zalob
ce carter omen podrobi ,studii
a pakli sezna, re farmaff ru-
Il sva pravidla inkorporacni,
pozada O odvolani dotceneho
carteru a rozpusteni jmenova-
ne spolecnosti. V pripadu ta-
kovem vGci kooperaci bude "a
krocenO soudn6 a to ma zakla
de porusovani Valentinovych
zakond protitrustovych.
Ones specielni porota bude
vysetrovat praktiky velkojat-
karu, o nichz Sc tvrdl, re zdra
zuji maso zpGsobem rovnez
premrstenym. Ku dnesnimu w
slechu predvolani byli ridite-
love mistnich velkoreznickych
zavodG Swift a Co., Armour a
Co., Wilson a Co., Morris a Co.,
jakoz reznik We velkem JOS.
Malbin, 612 Broadway. Mimo
to citovano ma svedectvi neko-
lik zastupcG velkych firem
plodinovych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14
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UMRTf BYVALEHO HASIC
SKEHO NAcELNlKA.

" Ocean Park v Kalifornii
zemrel ycera Charles b. Why
Ter, byvaly podnacelnik cleve-
andskych hasi6d. Whyer byl
prVnim prirucim hasitskeho
nacelnika % rokd q do pensa
uchylil Sc ndsledkem churave-
nj pred ,peti lety, kdy pre}idlil
Sc do Kalifornie. ably zivot
svIj die moznosti sprodlouzil.
Srdecni. vada ljej zahubila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14
POzAR ZAVINEN VYBU-
CHEM?

Hasicsky marSal Zahajil wee
ra vysetrovani vzniku ohne v
broadwayskych drevafskych o
hradach firmy Bohm & Stuhr
Co. Proslycha Sc totiz, re oheh
nepovstal samovznetim, nybrz
nasledkem vybuchu We stfedu
ohrad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14
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HONEBNf SEZONA.

Vrchni klerk krajskeho sou
du, Frederick Rex vydal do
vterejska $50 povofeni k hon
be, o sto vice nez Y teze dobe
loni. Honebni sezona zahajena
bude 8. zari, kdy dovoleno stri
let veverky. Pozd6ji dostanou
Sc ma musku zajici, jichz jest
letos zvlaSte znacne mnozstvi
a 3. rijna budou vydavana po-
yOleni X rYbOlOyu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14
*gVRHL SEES EAST, CLARK
- 5g MOo ~. S-e

3iNa East Clark viaduKtu pre-
chazelj Sc vcera v noci Q deva-
t6 hodine neznamy muz, ma
nemz bylo spatrne rozcileni a
zmatek. Kdyz posleze dospel
stredu mostu, priskocil k "a
bradli a nez JIM chodei mohli
zakrociti, vrhl Sc do hloubky
sto stop a zabil Sc ma mista.
Stalo Sc tax pobliz McKinneo-
vych ocelaren, n6kolik minut
po devate hodine a kdyz to-
varni delnici k mfstu onomu sc
sb6hli, neznamy samovrah byl
jiz V poslednfm tazeni. Poza-
statky 'jeho dopraveny tudiz do
marnice a dnes koroner spolec
ne broadwayskou policii u6i-
nj pokus zjistit jsho totoznost.
Jde o muze asi .40leteho, stfqd
nj postavy j vahy. u mrtyoly
zoufalcovy nenalezeny zadnt
prdkazni listing, mic, CO by to-
toznost jeho nasvedGovalo. Jen
mekolik bankovek V kapse je-
ho spodk6 bylo obieveno..
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-01
BRIDGEPORT Il NEW HAVEN LINE

BRIDGEPORT - NEW HAVEN LINE Zone No 25 Main and Fairfield to Barnum and SeavieW. 24 Barnum and Seaview to Barnum and Sachs Street. B Barnum and Sachs Street to Stratford Center. g Stratford Center to East Main and Ferry Boulevard. Stratford. 21 East Main and Ferry Boulevard to De- vOn Four Corners. 20 Devon Four Corners to Old Point Road. l9 Old Point Road to Maple Ave-, stop No 1O7. IS Maple Avenue to Silver Sands, stop No. 115. 17 Silver Sands to Seaside Ave-, stop No 124. Is Seaside Avenue to Broad and Lafayette St., Milford. i5 Broad and Lafayette to Gregory's cor ner l4 Gregory's Corner to Gillette's Corner l3 Gillettes Corner to Old Field Lane. 12 Old Field Lane to Pond Point Cross over. il Pond Point Crossover to Morningside Station. 10 Morningside Station to Morse's Sta
 ton, Merwin's Morse's Station to Howe Station, WOOdmOnt Howe Station to Annawon Avenue. AnnaWon Avenue to Colonial Inn Sta
 ton. Colonial Inn Station to Sea Bluff Sta
 ton. , Sea. Bluff Station to savin Rock Loop. Savin Rock Loop to Campbell Avenue
 and Brown Street, West Haven. Campbell Avenue and Brown Street to Second Avenue and Elm street. Second Avenue and Elm Street to md Haven. Kimberly Avenue and First Street to
 Church and Chapel Streets
 "N" Zone No. Oak Street Terminus to Main and Fair
 field Main and Fairfield to South Park Ave- nue Terminus
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-01

PARADISE GREEN - STAMFORD - ASH CREEK - FAIRFIELD - SOUTH PORT - WESTPORT - NORWALK e~r Zone No. Paradise Green to Stratford Center. Stratford Center to Baird Machine Company. Baird Machine Company to Stratford and Hollister Avenues. f Stratford and Hollister Avenues to Main and Fairfield. Main and Fairfield to State Street Junction. State Street Junction to Fairfield Ave- nue and Brewster Street. Fairfield Avenue and Brewster Street to Grassmere West Grassmere to Piclketts Switch. Piclzett's Switch to Mill River Switch. 10 Mill River Switch to 66 1t. east of Round House turnout. Il 600 it. east of R0undhOuse turnout in old Bunnell Homestead. I2 Old Bunnell Homestead to pole 400 it. east of Harris turnout. 13 400 it. east of Harris turnout to pole 600 it. east of Blacksmith shop. 14 600 fl. east of Blacksmith shop turnout to pole 900 it. east of Compo turnout 15 900 it. east of Compo turnout to West
 port Bridge. Is Westport bridge to road to Country
 Club. 17 Road to Country Club to Peat's Swamp is Peat's Swamp east of Children's Home. 19 Pole east of Childrens Home to Nor walk Armory.
 NORTH AND SOUTH MAIN STREET
 "S" Zone No.
 1 Bethany Chapel to Salem and North Main Street. Salem and North Main to Main and
 Fairfield aa rsr Main and Fairfield to South Main St
 Terminus.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-01
BRIDGEPORT-DERBY LINE

DUELHUN1-DEEDE Zone No. l5 Main and Fairfield to Hollister and Stratford avenues. l4 Hollister and Stratford avenues to Baird Machine Company. IS Baird Machine Company to Stratford Center. 12 Stratford Center to Paradise Green crossover. II Paradise Green crossover to Cut Spring road. 10 Cut Spring road to Pecl1's Mill. 9 Pecl1's Mill to Gold Spring Station. Cold Spring Station to Blakeman's sta ton. Blakemans station to Far Mill River Station. 6 Far Mill River station to Elm Park. 5 Elm Park to Pole marked ''X' north of reverse curve. 4 Pole marked 'X' north of reverse curve to Wakeman's residence. Wakeman's residence to pole 500 ft south of Cemetery turnout ? Pole 800 ft. south of Cemetery turn out to South Shelton turnout i South Shelton Turnout to Main and Elizabeth, or to East Derby Jet. STATE STREET - BARNUM AVENUE
 DEVON "K'' Zone No. Devon Four Corners to East Main St. and Ferry Boulevard. ? East Main and Ferry Boulevard to Stratford Center. 3 Stratford Center to Sachs street and Barnum Avenue. 4 Sachs Street and Barnum Avenue 10 SeavieW and Barnum Avenue. 5 Seaview and Barnum Avenue to Main and Fairfield. 6 Main and Fairfield to State Street Junction.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-01
NORWALK LINES WINNIPAUk - SOUTH NORVVALk
 STATION

NLNNEHAOh - SUO LII NOhN ALA
 STATION 1 South Norwalz Station to ArmorY. ? ArmorY to New Canaan Avenue. ]. New Canaan Ave. to Terminus of linel
 EAST AVENUE-BROAD RIVER Zone No.
 1 South Norwalk Station to St. Johns and East Avenue. ? St. JOhn's and East Avenue to Main and Wall Sts., Norwalk. Main and Wall Streets to Terminus of line.
 RVVALK-STAMFORD LINE Zone No.
 i Newtown Avenue to Armory. ? Armory to Meadow Street Turnout. Meadow St. Turnout to White Pole 404-M near Oil Works $500 ft. East of f Pole 4O4-M near Oil Works to Pole A-47S-N, 1900 it. east of West end of private way. l.2OO it. east of West end of Private way to White POle Mckinley Place. White Pole Mckinley Place to White Bridge, Town Line ' White Bridge, Town Line to White Pole. A-739-D Hog Hill. s White Pole A-739-D Hog Hill to Leroy Avenue. Leroy Ave to Kings Highway. 10 Kings Highway to White Pole A-974 at Gardner St. Ii White Pole A-974 at Gardner St. to Pole C-129 at Fairview Terrace. I2 Pole C-i29 Fairview Terrace to East Main St. and Myrtle Ave. I3 East Main St. and Myrtle Ave- to At Ientic Square, Stamford or Stamford Railroad Station. EAST MAIN STREET EEL - sTRATFIEID Zone
 1 Boston and Central Avenues to East Main St. and Berkshire Avenue ? East Main St. and Berkshire Ave. to Main and Fairfield. 3 Main and Fairfield to North and Wood Ayes.
 f North and Wood Avenues to Brook lawn and Querida Avenues Broolllawn and Querida Avenues to Stratfield Terminus.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-01
DORLON'S POINT LINE

one No. Bridge and First Sts. to Seaside Ave- and First St. 2 Seaside Ave- and First St. to Dorlon's Point Terminus.
 Transfers issued to and from this line to allow passengers to ride two zones in whole or in part.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-01
WESTPORT LINE
NORTH MAIN STREET, RAILROAI
 STATION, COMPO BEACH

SEAEIU-N, NBEEFU DKAAEf Zone No. 1 North Main St. to Hotel Square or Dar- rows. 2 Hotel Square or Darrow's corner to Tannery Switch. 3 Tannery Switch to Saugatuck railroad station or Imperial Ave. on Compo Beach line. Saugatuck railroad station or Imperial Avenue to Wal1eman switch. Wakeman switch to terminus of Com DO Beach line.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-01

Zone No. 1 Beardsley Park to Noble Avenue and Roosevelt Street. Noble Avenue and Roosevelt Street to
 Main and Fairfield. 3 Main and Fairfield to Wood and North
 Avenues. 4 Wood and North Avenues to Brook
 lawn Terminus.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-01
NORTH BRIDGEPORT AND BOSTON AVENUE TO SEAVIENV AVENUE

"y'' Zone No. 1 Boston and Central Avenue Terminus to Boston Avenue and East Main St. 2 Boston Avenue and East Main Street to River St. and North Avenue. 3 River St. and North Avenue to Rail- road Station. 4 Railroad Station to Seaview Avenue Terminus. BEARDSLEY PARK - BROOKLAVVN
 "H'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-01

When You Have Entered the Gar, PLEASE TAKE
 So That You Will Not Have to Move Far When You ing Your Seat Before You Reach Your Destination, Put Your Fare Into the Fare Box Before the Car
 form and Be Ready to Alight When the Door Is Open
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08

E. M. Poison, of Williams, was in Flagstaff Monday.
 c. P. Brown, of Chandler, Aliz., is now clerking at Will Marlar's drug store, having started in last Friday.
 Joe F. Schmidt, jeweler at Kahl's drug store, is proudly proclaiming an increase in the number to feed al home. The newcomer is dog, named Spot"
 Frank Purcell, member of the state sheep sanitary board and partner of George Babbitt in the sheep busi. ness in Navajo county, was in Flag staff Monday on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Mullen ant daughter, Cecile, and S. E. Stretton of Ray, who are spending part of the summer at Oak Creek, were at the Weatherford Hotel over the weekend and called on several of their Flag. staff friends.
 J. D. Brown, the Ash Fork cattle. man, with Mrs. Brown, spent from Thursday to Monday at the Weather. ford Hotel. Mrs. H. B. Whites niece Mrs. F. A. Burg, went back with them to visit for two weeks at the home of Wm. Pitts.
 Urban J. Lewis, who mixes more oi less palatable prescriptions at the Kahl drug store, was limping around Monday morning and explained that his lameness was caused by horse back ride to Oak Creek and back, the day before. He insists that he went alone.
 Dr. R. J. Flight, state veterinarian, has been making an inspection trip through the northern part of the state for several days, leaving for the south Saturday. He says there was nothing in the hog cholera scare at Yuma and investigations there reveal ed many cases of intestinal troubles among swine herds, but that it was not a fatal affection.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08
Local Brevities

J. w. Harper, the secondhand man, has taken unto himself Ford.
 Mrs. w. s. Beard and family re- turned from weeks visit at Tuba City last Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Raudebaugh spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Carter, at the Greenlaw ranch.
 Mrs. Curl Bazell, of Winslow, and her sister, Miss Elva Howell, of Maya jo, are here, visiting their uncle, Dave Lowell.
 Miss Mary Francis, Miss Kathryn Keller, Carl Steckel and MT. Spencer motored to Tolchaco and back Mon- day afternoon.
 Paul S. Coffin, of Wilson & Coffin, the plumbers, is spending the week in Los Angeles, placing orders for a carload of plumbers supplies.
 E. c. Mills and family are just back from a trip down the Grand Falls road. They report it to be in excel lent condition, and the falls running full.
 Charles E. Howard, sheepman of many years standing, and K. K. Kuntz, a land lawyer of Phoenix, were in Flagstaff Saturday and returned on one of the delayed trains.
 T. J. Fitzmorris, who was in Flag staff Wednesday from Cliffs, says Mrs. Fitzmorris, who is visiting her daughters near Fresno, Cal, is re- ported as being quite seriously ill.
 Frank Dickerson, who in his younger days was well-known out law catcher-and could catch them now if there were any and that was his job-came up the first of the week from Verde, where he is a partner in the Apache Maid cattle outfit.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08

J. H. Harper, the secondhand store man, spent yesterday in Winslow.
 Thos. E. Pollock is in Holbrook for a couple of days, going down Wednes- day night.
 The New White Garage has install- ed complete equipment for charging, re-charging, repairing and rebuilding batteries. Al Alverset is in charge of the electrical department.
 Miss Irene Moats, of Goodland, Kans., daughter of Mrs. Nelson, man. ager of the Style Shop, arrived here the first of the week and will assist her mother in the store.
 R. NJ. Gassman, of St. Paul, who had been here visiting his son, s. J. Gassman, returned home a few days ago. Sidney's sister Miss Bernardine, who came here with her father, is still here.
 H. David Evans, who conducts the well-mown preparatory school at Mesa, is back from months trip through New Mexico and Iowa, and will spend the rest of the summer at his vacation quarters near this city.
 The collision yesterday between Bud Bader, driving the Bader grocery car, and the Eagle Grocery truck, was not the result of any business rivalry, but merely an accident. The truck was little too much for the lighter Bader car, which had a fender smashed.
 H. D. McVey, district manager, and A. B. Goodwin, district plant chief, of the Mountain States Telegraph & Telephone Co.,, are expected in town the last of this week, coming over land, Mir. McVey apparently undis- mayed by his sad experience in mud and rain during his last trip up this way.
 Dr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Fronske were expected to arrive home this week from Ludington, Mich, where Mrs. Fronske and the children have been for some time, the doctor joining them there about three weeks ago; but Mrs. Fronske is i'll and their re- turn has been postponed until she has recovered.
 Babbitt Brothers new bargain base ment opens to the public today, and all the clerks got good long sleep last night in readiness for the ex- pected rush of bargain buyers today. R. J. Connor, manager of the dry goods department, has the bargain basement in charge, and has been working almost night and day for sev- eral weeks to have everything in read mess for the opening. This is an innovation here, but has been very popular feature of many of the big city stores, notably the Marshall Field store of Chicago, for a good many years.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08
FIXING UP AT BABBITTs

Rabbit Bros. are making extensive improvements in their store building. The Aspen avenue front is to be splat- ter-dashed, the work having already begun. c. J. Kilmer and L. w. Davy,, incorporated as the Arizona Construc- tion Co.,, have the contract. MT. Kill mer is contractor and civil engineer of many years experience; Mir. Davy is civil engineer, formerly in gov ernment service.
 w. H. Morse has the contract for painting the windows and cornices on the outside of the store. He has just finished painting in the grocery and meat departments, and will paint the halls and water tank as soon as ex- tensive repairs planned for the roof are completed.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08
OLD RESIDENT VISITS CITY

Mrs. Roeder, of Oakland, Cal, has been the guest of Mrs. G. F. Manning for several days, leaving Wednesday for her home. Mrs. Roeder's husband built the A. L. & T. saw mill here good many years ago when they made Flagstaff their home. She has been visiting relatives in Michigan for the past two months and stopped of to see Flagstaff again after 19 years absence. Mrs. Roeder found a vast improvement in the place since her last visit and could hardly realize it was the same place.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08
RALPH FLEETWOOD HERE

Ralph Ellinwood and Mir. Hall, 3 former classmate of his at Amherst college, who had been house guests at J. M. Riordan's home for about a week, left the other day for Jerome, on visit. Mir. Hall is from Boston, and the two are touring around the West, Ralph initiating his friend into the mysteries of the West in return for like service rendered him by Mir. Hall in the East during past school vacations.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08
LOTS OF POTATO BLIGHT

Dr. Bartlett, assistant state ento- mologist, says there is great deal of potato blight in the Doney Park and Black Bill Park sections, seem- ingly more there than elsewhere, al- though he has not visited all sections of the county. He says that earlier spraying would have prevented, or at least stopped the blight, and advises that all fields affected with it be now sprayed at once, to hold it in check.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Fay are enter taining the latter's sister, Miss Cath erine Howard, of Phoenix.
The Washington times., 1919-12-19
What's Doing; Where; When

Annual Dinner-Columbia Cniversity
Alumni Club, Cosmos Club, ?. m
heeting-Northeast Boundary Citisens'
Association. Burrville public schoolhouse, .
y. m.
Lecture-By Mrs. Charles Wood, Bust
hess Womens Council. Church of the Cow
enant, D. m
Minstrel Show-Savy Yard players, I'm
maculate Conception Hall. n street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets north
west, p m.
Dance-Jacob Jones Post No. 2, Amert-
can Legion. clubhouse, 1919 4 street north
west, p. m.
Dance-Utsh Club of Washington, Ward
man Park Inn, p. m
Aesting-society of Philosophical In
quiry, Public Library, 4:4b p. m.
Aeeting-GeorEs Washington University
Chapter. intercollegiate Nenorah Society.
Arts and Science Assembly Hall, ao23 G
street northwest, t:15 p. n.
Supper-Iowa Society, Wilson Normal
School, Eleventh and Har,ard streets
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