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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28
CTAZkA NOVEHO UNION
NADRAZf.

Nayrh ma zrizeni velkeho
nadrazi ma Union Squaru bude
predlozen k schvaleni mezi-
statni obchodni komisi, prohla
sill vcera @. ?. Van Swerin-
gen cd Cleveland Union Ter
mlnal Co. Ostatni formalni fi-
zeni bude pry V nekolika ty-
dnech skonCeno, takze S pri-
pravnymi pracemi zapotato
bude jiz zahy 2 jara. Nadrazi
ma nam6sti bude postaveno ma
kladem So,000,000, tax jak 81
obGanstvo Clevelandu preie, a
prave nyni Sc iedna o dojedna-
nj smluv Sc Sesti V Clevelandu
usticimi zeleznicnimi trat6mi
a take tyto prace budou pred
mezistatni komiSi kratce 20 /
lednu We Washingtonu vyri2e-
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28
VDOVA PO IRSkEM VIA
STENCI POZVANA NEST
SKOU RADOU DO GLE
VELANDU.

Ma vcerejsi schuzi m6stske
rady bylo usneseno pozvati pl.
Terence MacSwiney-ovou, vdo
va po mayoru irskeho mesta
Corku, jenz zemfel dobrovol-
nou smrti hladem v brixton-
ske veznici V Londyne a ktera
sc dostavila do Spoj. Statu, a.
by vypovidala pred stoclen-
nym vyborem We ashingtone
o pomerech v dnesnfm Irsku.
Navrh podan byl M. J. Gal
lagherem z osme wardy, jme-
mem zdejsich irskych organisa-
CT a byl jednomyslne pfijat a
pozvani pani MacSwiney-ove
odeslano a 0 vysledku vyrozu
men John Graham, predseda
Mayo Mems Association.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28
NOVA AKCE We PRCSPECE
3TRADAJiCiCH Df1EK v
lESKCSLCVENSKU.

Na popud Ceskoslovensk6ho
Qyslancctvi We WasAinGtone
>. G. utyofilo Sc Y Chicagu phi
sraynt tcs16 konit9 Hooyero,
" pomocn6 akce, aby zajisttl2
20 nejy2tsi beast Cechu a Slo
takG phi yelka Hooverov6 kan
1ani, kterd zahajena byla pra-
{ V dobe vanocni We prosp6ch
tradaiicich ddti stfedni a "
hodni EVropy a zeimena take
Eeskoslovenska Republiky. ko
oitt toto sestavl ze zastupcQ
sech organised narodnich a
spolllu Cechu a Slovaku V A
nerice bez rozdilu politick6ho
A nabozenskcho presvGdteni
Zastoupeni tato jsou:
Ceskoslovenska Narodni Ra.
"a; CeskosloVensk6 NarodnI
Sdruzeni; Syaz CeskosloVen,
kych katolik0; Delnicka Ra
Ia; Socialisticka strana; Dru'
zina Cs. Legionaf1; Sloyensk@
tiga; Sokolstvo; Sdruzeni tes.
kych bankeru; Svaz Svobodo.
myslnych V Americe.
Ceskosloyenske vyslanectv
peyn6 spol6ha, re Y zaimu tetC
dulezit6 akce a Y uznani vsehC
Iresmirn6ho dobrodini, ktert
Hoover iiz Y dubnu 1919 stra
lvovanim vice nez pul milionr
stradajicich d6ti nas!edken
podvyziyy k zachrane budouc
generace naseho naroda Vyko
lnal, veuuie cesky i sloVenskN
tisll tomuto podniku pozolmos
co nejvetsi. Zejm6na t6z pro
TO, re 6cast Cechoslovaku pr
Iteto velke Rampant americkt
sledovati a registrovati bud'
americky tisk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28
HOTEL MORLAND NEBUDE
VICE HLfDAN.


Soudce Levine rozkaZal wee
ia policii, ably pfestala piketo-
vati hotel Savoy, drive zvany
Mcrland. Vyhov6l tim nynejsi-
mu jeho majiteli VIM. c. Nor
tonovi. Morland, jak znamo, ne
t6sil Sc dobr6 povesti, nebot'
pred casem byl tam zatcen asi
tucet pfatel voln6 lasky. Pred
Vchod hotelu byl postaven poll
'ista ten kazdeho kdo do no.
te)u sci, vyzpovidal. Samozrej-
me. re to majiteli skodilo ma
obchodu a ten tudiz zakrocil
soudn6. Levinovi dokazal, re
hotel veden je nyni slusnym
zpGsobem, re vSechen dflvejsl
personal je pryc a re neni tudiz
pficiny, proc by mu policie me
la v6noVati takovou pozornost,
kdy2 jinde je pro nj prace. Le-
Vlne dial mu ia pravdu a policii
naridil, aby hosty, Savoy ma
v&tivit 81 prej.ci, vice neobte-
zovala.
Mayor Fitzgerald, doslech-
nuv Sc 0 akci Levinove, prohla-
sil, re jest to tezka rama, zada-
na zivlIm, V zajmu tistSiho
Clevelandu pracujicim a re Sc
odvola az k nejvyssimu statni-
mn soudu, ably policii zachoval
II ava piketovati domy, o je-
jichz cistot6 must Sc pochybo-
vat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28
81. STELLA RYBAkOVA a
A. MUSEL OBETi AUTOMO-
BlLOVEHO NESTESTf.

V nemocnici sv. Alexe byla
dnes prohl6dnuta Roentgeno-
wynn paprsky 81. Stella Ryba-
kova. sestra dra. Rybaka, pred
sedy Atlas Savings and Loan
Co., ably zjisteno, zda snad ne
st6stim, iez il. Y ned6li vecer
potkalo, vnitrne nebyla franc
ma. SIecna byla Y nedeIi, 0 de-
vat6 hodine vecer zranena ma
Miles Ave. a vych. 154 ul. tax
ze sc o jejim uzdrayeni 2 po-
tdtku pochybovalo. Dnes jejl
stav sc ysak znatn6 zlepSil a
puvodni zprava, die niz m6la
il byti prorazena lebka, pova-
zuie Sc "a pfehnanou.
81. Rybakova jest dcerou ze-
mfeleho Vaclava Rybaka z ci-
sla 1880 Broadway. Sama by
Ill rodiny Zimrd na Wendell
Ave. Spoletn6 S p. Antoninem
Musilem, 3416 vych. 65. III.
ieho bratrem a ieho pfitelky-
ii vyjeli 81 autu, jez ma w.
je z,nin6nem mist6 na kluzkC
llazb6 podielo a Sc prevratilo.
Nusil byl vyhozen ma dlazby,
lie 81. Rybakova pfi5la poo
Dfevraceny automobil q Gyla
Gzce zrandna. V bezvedomi
1yla dopraVena do nemocnice
". Alexe, kde nenabyla vedo-
nj az teprve We dv6 hodiny Y
oondGli rdno, plnych pet hodin
30 tragick6 udalosti. Zda Sc
9 utrpola take Vnitfni franc
/, iezto chrIi pon6kud krev.
V nemocnici oSetruje franc
nou DIR. Peterka.
Pan Musil vyya2l 2 neSt6sti
ofarazenim klicni kosti, ostat
MIN dvdma pasazerdm nestalo
Sc mic.
Zprava 0 nestesti pfirozenj
zpusobila mezi 6etngmi pirate
IN rodiny vzruSeni. Mimo jinf
zranenou vcera navstivila pi
]. Sixtova. chot', p. Boz
Sixty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28
TONNES ZVOLEN "a PRED
SEDU MESTSkE RADY.
Jeinani o Sc jizdnem pro deti
odlozeno.

Vcereisi zasedani mestske
rady bylo z valne casti venova
no volbe pfedsedy a jednoho
radnlho. Predsedou stal sc
Clayton c.. Townes, zastupuii-
ci Sestou wardu, Nastoupl mi
sto Charlese B. Stannarda,
ktery poslednich volbach
zvolen do ufadu seriffa. Ia
stupcem 20. wardy zvolen S.
p. Narragon z Linwood Ave,
byvalF seriff okresu Columbia,
pred dvaceti roxy do Cleve-
landu Sc pfistehovavsi.
Jednanf 0 Gahnove ordinan.
eli. die ktere d6ti ma poulic-
nich drahach mali platit polo
vicni jizdne, bylo odlozeno.
Take predloha radniho Sulz-
mana nebyla projednavana, ac
Sc naleza We tretim cteni. IDA
Sc, re uvazne We vyboru, po-
nevada situace ma drahach ne
nj takova, aby detem tato pri-
vilej mohla byti dana. Sulz-
man chce, ably d6ti do skoly
jezdici, platily tricentov6
jizdne. Naragon byl ustanoven
na misto zemfeleho radniho J
Krause, jemuz We vcerejSim
zasedani venoval cestnou vzpo
minku radni Finkle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28
KPAJAN pOKUSlL Sc O Sc
BEVRAZDU.
Eodl Sc do prsou q napil sc
jedu.

Y dome Gislo 364S vych. so.
ul. odehralo Sc 0 pGl druhe V
pondeli V noci drama, iez ne
pochybn6 skonci smrtl kraja-
ma Josefa Homolky, star6ho
26 roku. Homolka bodl Sc do
prsou a mimo to vypil til unce
jodinu. STAY jeho je kriticky.
Pfitinou hroznGho cinu Zou-
fal6ho kraiana byla ylekla ne
moe q remoznost spat. Pc diva
roxy Homolka nemohl zamhou
Tit Okla a to jej konetne do
hnalo k sebevrazednemu po.
kuSu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28
ZIDE Sc SOUSTREDUJI.

Neodvisly rad b mai Birth,
7103 Euclid ave, ma Sc stati
centrem veskereho spolkoveho
z.vota zidovsk6ho. Bude V tom
smeru letos pracovano, jak wee
ra oznamil pfedseda teto orga-
nisace A. Steuer. Organisace
chysta Sc zariditi poptavarnu
30 praci, jiz riditi bude place
ma osoba zaloziti klub literar-
nj, telocvicny a pod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28
KPAJAN SPADL S LESENI,

V nemocnici sv. AleXe lezl
dnes krajan JOSEF Smid, 38-le-
ty, z cisla 4511 Beta Ave, sc
zlomenou nohOu rukou a
dvema pferazenymi zebry.
Spolu J. Kitnerem, 34-letym,
z els. BAIT vych. 119. ul. pra-
coval ma vych. 1T. III. a Union
Ave, pokryvaje strechu stav6-
n6ho domu. Lesoni, ma n6mz
stall, nahle Sc pod mimi sfiti-
10 oba muzi spadli S vyse
dvaceti stop. Kitner ie pora-
men vnitfn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28
CTYRY OSOBY POKOUSA-
NY PSY.

Ia vcerejsek byly ctyry oso-
bv pokousany psy, jiz dnes isou
zkoumani, Zda netrpi Vztekli-
nou. Vsem pokousanym dosta-
10 Sc Pasteurova lecenl, take
neni nebezpeci, ze by Sc snad
nohli nakaziti, i kdyby Sc shle-
dalo, re psi vzteklinou trpeli.
Jednlm 2 Mich je jizdni polici-
sia T. Perry, jenz byl kousnut
ia vych. 9. ul. Euclid ave,
kdyz chtel chytit psa, jenz
chnapal po lidech, jdoucich do
Cleveland Trust Co. banky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28
Ornament schIze

Sestry Damske Besedy ma
Buckeye Rd. jsou timto zada-
ny, by sc dostavily do celoroG-
nj sch1ze, ktera Sc kona Ii
ira. We stredu, 20. prosince V
8 hod. vecer. Placeni pTi-
spevku a jine dulezite jednani
ma poradku. Dostavte sc v
plnem poctu.
Antonio Nemecek, preds.
Anna Hodina, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28
VYSLECH DALSICH SVED
KU " PROCESU PROTI
McGANNONOVI.
Soud ma byti zakonccn jests
tohoto rcku.

V procesu municipalniho
soudce McGannona, jenz jest
obvinen, re zastrehl majitele
garaze Harolda c. Kagyho,
jednano bude vyroku, ucine-
mem pred smrti poslednejsiho,
kterJm mel oznaciti mad vse-
chnu pochybnost Joycea jako
sveho vraha. Bratr obzalova-
neho dr. A. C. McGannon, Wy
slechnut jake sv6dek obhajo-
by snanl Sc dokazati, re obvi-
n9nJ nebyl ma mist6 cinu We
chvili, kdy po Kagym bylo
stfeleno. Vyslychan byl po dv4
hodiny
Dnes dopoledne vyslechnu-
ia bude op6tn6 jako sv6dkyn6
vdova po ob6ti sensatni af6ry
jakoz i jeho bratr. Ia sV6dky
povolani detektivoye Josef
Bernhard Emil F. Smetana
vypravovali soudu o rozmluv6
S Kagym pred jeho smrti, ienz
nem6l ami tuSeni 0 blizk6m
SVEN skonu, naopak vyslovil
pevnou duveru, ze Sc zahy Wy
hoii vyslovil soucasne pfani,
re by rad drive promluvil Sc
syoii zenou a bratrem, nez-li
bude vypovidati vysetfuiicim
uradlm.
DR.. McGannon, bratr obza-
lovanGho pax doKazoval. ze
obvin6n6ho municipalniho
soudce potkal V onu noe, kdya
iel sc svoii manzelkou domn.
Sci pry severnim sm6rem po
vpch. 9. ul. pax po Superior
Ave. a sice prav6 We II hodin
. II minut po phlnoci, tedy
drive, nez-li Sc zlocin ma rohu
Hamilton Ave. stall skutkem.
TGhoz Vetera byl DIR. Nc
Cannon manzelkou ' divadle
a 30 predstaveni VeCefeli III
stem restaurantu, z ktereho Sc
prav6 Y tn dobu vraccli DIE
ieho vypov6di nemuze byti Y
case omylu. Podobn6 vyvracel,
re by byl obzalovany stavu
opilosti, nevid6l iej vravorati
zkoumati ieho dech, zda pill
n&iake lihoviny, arci nemohl.
Pol. straznik, kra Jan Louis
Kovaf pcdroben byl pravni-
KEN Cartwrightem vIslechu
"a kter6ho vypov6d6l, re V no.
ci ma T. kv6tna patroloval po-
licistou Marquettem We SVEN
okrsku mezi zap. 3. a vych. Q.
al. a Superior Ave. Nepamatu-
ie Sc vSak, re by Sc byl seael
Sc strazniky Brooksem Gro
benem ma rohu vych. .. ulice a
Hamilton Ave. prav6 V dobe,
kdv Sc stfelba udala.
Jak oznamuie obhajce Boyd
vyslechnut bude dnes jake
sv6dek pro obhajobu sam OBJ
zalovany soudce McGannon a
20 mem pax vyslechnuta bude
jeho manzelka a die vyroku
eoudce Rernona zakonten bn-
de cely process jeSte tento t..
den.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-28
REV. M. BALOGH ZEMREL

We start Sc let skonal vcera
rev. Michael V. Balogh, faraf
osady sv. Jana ma Buckeye rd.
a Woodhil ave. z Uher prijel
dc Ameriky pred 25 lety.
, 1920-11-04
CITIZENSHIP AGAIN.

Domingo Collazo, a Porto Rican res
ident in New York and who is a can
didate for Congress on the Socialist
Labour ticket, in a recent letter to
the New York Herald. complains that
Porto Ricans have been denied regis
tration by boards of registry, or the
ground that natives of the island born
before the coming of the American flag
were foreigners and not American citi-
zens.
Mr.. Collazo must be incorrect in his
statement or else all the facts have not
been furnished him. Under the Jones
Act Porto Ricans became American citi-
zens unless they preferred to retain
their Porto Rican citizenship.
Mr.. Collazo is himself proof that his
complaint is unfounded. He is a Por
60 Rican born before 1893 now a resi-
dent in New York City and not Only
entitled to vote but to occupy public
Office. How else could he be a candi-
date for Congress.-Ib1d.
, 1920-11-04
DEAFNESS
Ard Noises In The Head.

~ YOU ARE A SUFFERE-Go to
your Local Druggist and order CON
CENTRATED SOURDAL,' price .46i
pei tin. This New remedy gives almost
immediate relief, and quickly effects a
per manent cure. 1t penetrates to the
actual seat of the complaint, and has
completely cured many cases which were
considered hopeless. If your Chemist
does not yet stock 'SOURDAL', do not
acceps any substitute, but send money
order for a supply directto the SOUR
Dali DISTRIBUTING co, SO STA
TON ROAD, CROYDON. SURREY,
ENG, and a package will be mailed per
return with full directions.
, 1920-11-04
NOTICE.

DARTIES having claims against
! the estate of CHRISTIAN JAMES
who died in St. Thomas on July
80, 1920, r hereby notified to file
their claims with the undersigned
Court within three months from
date, after which time no claims
against said estate will be paid.
Dealing Court for ST.. Thomas and St.
John, St. Thomas, October 20, 1920,
THIELE,
Judge.
, 1920-11-04
SUGAR IS MOVING

The islands sugar holdings are grad
ually, but slowly, being released. Small
shipments were made last week, some
are going forward this week and it is
likely that the movement will continue.
Any recurrence of the high prices of
May and June is no longer hoped for.
Thirty cents sugar, Is cents sugar is a
hope of the past and holders are now
seemingly convinced that it is time for
them Ito take their losses and liquidate
before the new crop comes CD.
Most losses are limited to a shrinkage
of prospective profits, rather than an ac-
tuaIoss due to sales below cost of pro
duI IN. But it is not a pleasant feeling
that the sugar man must have in selling
sugar at s cents that he mig t have sold
at l8 or % cents, if only. -.
In the past few days the sugar market
has become somewhat stronger, and this
has encouraged sugar holders to ship and
sell. There can be little credit to a re-
port that the United States has offered
to take over the balance of the Cuban
crop at 10 cents. Yet this report was
circulated here based on information
cabled to the island.
Bankers here are believed to be ur-
ging sugar holders to sell gradually.
Fortunately no such condition has ex-
listed here as in Cuba and while the
banks have been reducing their sugar
loars constantly ar no time were they
over-loaned on sugar.
Should an average of 8 cents per pound
be realized for the sugar now held in the
island it will mean at least $40. 000, 600
more put in circulation here or placed to
the island'j credit. Added to previous
, 1920-11-04
IOnSOrlal.

THE undersigned makes known that
= he intends opening up a Parber Shop
on FRIDAY the 9TH inst. on the o
ty No. So Company Street.
He assures the gentlemen that he is
fully competent to please them in what
ever style they may require and respect
fully solicits their patronage.
THEODORE FRYSTER.
Christiansted, End. Nov. 1920.
, 1920-11-04
THE ST. CROIX AVIS
is, printed and published daily (Sundays
and H651agys eGcepted) By G. Johonsen
at the A0as Office.
TERMS--5O cents monthly IN advance.
g cents per single %
Entered as second-cLGss matter lMdg
26th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian
sted, st. CroiG, Y. |. of the u. S. A.. IN
der the Act of MGrch 8. 1879.

Contribution to tbas paper WiU be glad
ly received Ohen the same deals NTH mat
ters general interest, and Is acconpa-
n1eG 18th the authors name, as a QuGr
antee of good faith. The editor cannot be
responsible for the vieWs of has correspon-
dents acg. does he necessarily endorse them.
, 1920-11-04

profits the island is in excellent financial
condition Porto Rico Progress, Oct.
22md.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-10-15
HARTFORD COUNTY KENTUCKY FRIDAY OCTOBER 49, 1920

provision for 100000 ballots for
women. The curt, IL have no inten-
tion of voting" written on the thous-
ands returned, show that not half Of
the 500, 900 ballots will be used. In a
big straw vote of women who will
vote the ratio ran per thousand, GIT
for Harding 42S for Cox, Harding
majority of 1Ss. Assuming only S00,-
900 women will vote the ratio with
the indicated male voters preference
would give a Republican gain OF 103,-
$50, or far above Wilson's majority
of S9,40S four years ago. 1t indi-
Gates that the Republican plurality in
the state will be about 5000.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-10-15

County last Friday on schedule time
making a short stop at Beaver Dam
where according to estimates some
where near 1000 had gathered to
meet the Democratic candidate for
President. He spoke only about four
minutes, from the rear end of his
private coach, which bore quite a
number of notable Democrats. The
special also made a short stop at
Horse Branch, where he also spoke
about the same length of time to a
much smaller audience who had gath
cred to see the candidate.
This is the first time in the history
of the County where a candidate for
President has been seen on speaking
tour within her confines.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-10-15
COURT OF APPEALS
KILLS SCHOOL LEVY
Graded School Districts Lose. Right
To Collect Additional Tax
BY Decision.

Frankfort, KY. Oct 1.-THE act
of the Legislature of 1920 provid-
ing for an additional 5O-cent levy on
each s100 worth of property for
graded school purposes was declared
unconstitutional today by the Court
OF Appeals. The decision was made
by Appellate Judge Sampson and con
Cured in by. Chief Justice Carroll and
Judges Hurt and Settle. There are
254 schools in the stale affected by
the decision. which was made In the
case OF the ToMpkinsyille Graded
School District against Jackson.
The Legislature attempted to give
the trustees il any graded school dis
trict authority to raise an additional
levy 'of so cents 10 the levy Of 70
cents which existed when the amend
ment was offered in the legislature.
In preparing tho amendment to the
act reference was made to Sections
1854. Of Sectica 165 of the common
school laws OF Kentucky, Acts of
1918. Section 44S2. Kentucky Sta
tutes.
E. This reference was an error and
referred to sections of accompilation
of common school laws issued by the
State Department of Education. The
court says that inasmuch as this COM
pilation is not the act of the Legisla-
ture and that Section 165 of the Ken
lucky Statutes does not refer to the
common schools, that the act violates
Section 81 of the Constitution in that
it is misleading and erroneous and
therefore invalid.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-10-15
FORDSVILLE SCHOOL
EXHIBIT ON TODAY
Number of Schools Taking Part In
sures Success or The Fair
In Two Days Meet.

The enterprising people OF Fords-
willie and vicinity, under auspices OF
the Fordsville High School, have com
pIeted arrangements by which they
begin a two days school fair at
Fordsville, today. Contests in educa-
tonal, industrial and athletic lines are
numerous, and in as much as so many
rural schools have Joined the en-
terprise keen and interesting compe-
titions are most certain to be much
in evidence.
The school fair is no new thing Tor
Fordsville, as that community has
staged an exhibition of this character
during the past three years, If memo
~ serves the writer correctly. and
each has been success.
The bringing OF so many pupils and
others together in friendly and neigh
boriy competition is OF value rather
hard to estimate. ambition to secure
coveted prize not merely for the in
trinsic value of the premium offered.
but because it denotes recognition Of
individual worth, merit, and ef-
fort. IL you please.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-10-15
PIONEER DEMOCRAT,
WOMAN BOLTS cox

Chicago, Oct. Mrs. John Sherwin
Crosby, one of the pioneer Democratic
leaders among New York women, to-
day announced that she has bolted
the Cox ticket and will help elect
Harding. She has been welcomed as
"a leader of Democratic women who
cannot support Cox and his war
league and has been elected president
of the Harding and Wadsworth
League of Democratic women voters.
Il am Democrat" said Mrs Crosby,
''but l shall work for Harding. Wo-
men can not afford to support what
Cox stands for"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-10-15
SMALLPOX AGAIN

There is only one case of small
pox in Hartford at present.
The citizens here are generally
submitting to vaccination, which has
been of much advantage. We would
suggest again that vaccination is CIV
en- up to be the best and safest pre-
ventive and would advise that in all
communities where the disease pre-
walls that it should be carried out.
In some localities in the county we
are advised families who have small
pox are not reporting the same. This
is strict violation of the law and any
one failing to report smallpox in. his
family Is subject to prosecution.
JUDGE MACK COOK, Ch'r'm.
E. b. PENDLETON,
Secy Board of Health.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-10-15
cox DESERTED BY
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE
Governor Too DictatoriaI, Big Organi-
zation Throws Strength
To Harding.

Chicago, Oct. 11.-Under the name
of the True Democracy League of
Ohio" powerful section Of the Dem
ocratic party in Ohio has entered the
campaign to oppose the election of
Governor Cox to the presidency, and
has opened headquarters in the Neil
House at Columbus.
Tho the league has just determined
to help elect Senator Harding to save
the country from Cox, It is six years
old, and very early in its career it
cast $3.50 votes against Cox and his
personal ambitions. 1t promises to
WELD a mighty influence this fall
Here are some of the reasons given
by officers of the league for its oppo-
sition TO Cox:
His administration as governor has
been autocratic and dictatorial. He
has wanted to be not only governor,
but the General Assembly and the
Judicial Department as we'll
"He has been persistent in his at
tempts to take power away from the
people and vest it in himself and his
appointees.
"He secured the passage of law
taking from the people the right to
elect school directors, and providing
for their appointment.
'He amended the tax law by remov-
ing the debt limitations, debts of
counties AMI municipalities have been
increased by millions, and the people
are having serious trouble to raise
money to pay interest charges"
There are many other reasons
which the league promises to make
public. 1t ends it's statement with
these words:
These reasons warrant our appeal
70 voters of the United States to sup
port Senator Harding for the presi-
deacy"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-10-15
FIRE DESTROYS PROPERTY

During the night of last Thursday
fire destroyed the brick residence ad-
jacent to Beaver Dam, known as the
Sowders place, by the very old resi-
dent perhaps it was known as the DR..
Coleman residence, it having been
erected some fifty years ago by the
late DR.. J. s. Coleman. For con-
siderable period the burned property
was decidedly the most valuable resi-
dence within Ohio County
Fire also destroyed two residences
in Rockport last week, that of Clar-
ence Duvall and e. p. Chinn, the lat
tT's dwelling was burned because OF
the nearness of the Duvall property.