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Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
IMPORTANT PRISONERS GONE
 MASON AND BRADLEY ESCAPE
HasPs Failed From Little Doors at Rear of Ceas and Men Leave Building By Way of
 Reof. Have Several Hours Start
Interest Aa 3hs Section censes In Bradley Alleged Member
 Burglary CAns.-Masoo Has Record

England, and beyond. The Worces-
 ter police were urged to keep a close
 watch on Bradley's home and haunts
 in that city, ss he might return there. No authentic report of strange men
 having been seen came in from any quarter during the first forty-eight hours
 Interest in the escape. in this end ef the county, centers more especially in Bradley. Bradley was arrested in
 this city a short time ago by Patrol
 man Gibney. He and his gang were charged with the numerous breaks in Woodstock and Pomfret and. accord ing to the officers. admitted their guilt. Bradley was being held for the superior court and in all probability was facing long term of incarcera- ton should he be proven guilty in the higher court.
 Mason is an old offender. He has been in Brooklyn jail many times, Once before he escaped from that in |stitution but was captured the same +day by Deputy Sheriff Fitts of Hamp- ton. For this break he did time in the Istate's prison. Recently Mason waS arrested in Willimantic. He was charged with intoxication and sent to jail for 30 days. It was believed that he was responsible for burglary in that city and the police have been working on this theory.
 Mason is an expert at picking locks. Once, while he was confined at Brook lyn jail. it was discovered that he had made some skeleton keys which would unlock handcufs. Jailed Field found it out just before the prisoners were to be brought to court in this city. Had the discovery not have been made in time it is presumed that some of the prisoners would have been freed while on the way to Putnam.
 It is said that officers of other states are also anxious to have Mason and Bradley captured. aasthey have charg- es against them. Mason would have been freed in g few days but would. ! 1t is said, immediately shave been re- arrested by officers frsm Rhode ls- land.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
CHAUTAUQUA TIME
 IS ALMOST HERE
Three Joyous Days, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Dee.
 g, 10 and II
Twelve Nambers For Only $i.5o.--
 Junior Tiekets Reduced te 7ss.

Tickets are now selling for Winter Chautauqus, Joy Time, to be held in Union hall. Thursday. Friday and Sat urday. afternoons at and evenings at s. December 9, 10 and II. There are six programs with a total of 12 numbers. all for $i.5o. The price of Junior tickets has been reduced from a dollar to seventy-five cents.
 Chancellor George Henry Brad ford's lecture will be on "Al Our rowns." new subject for this city, instead of This Side Up" the sub ject of his former lecture in Putnam.
 The program for the three days is we'll balanced. providing wholesome entertainment of high order for old and yosng. men and women. Good music. good lectures. and pleasing en- tertainment for all.
 Winter Chautauqua is a new ven ture in this city. Upon the patronage win depend whether or not it becomes a fixed institution of entertainment as is Summer Chsutauqua.
 If one buys season ticket 1t only costs little over ten cents per num- Der, which is cheap indeed for such a class of entertainment
 Tickets are now on sale and it will relieve the guarantors greatly if they are purchased early. There is biz saving in purchasing season tickets over paying single admissions at the box office.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03

After deliberating for an hour and three quarters. the jury in the su- perior court came in shortly after 5 o'clock. Tuesday sev~ning. and return cd a joint verdict against the de- fendants. Newton A. Ballard of Put nam and Michael J. Kenny of Me chanicsville. in favor of the piaintid. Miss Jennie Willis of this city. pAm- ages for the plaintiff were assessed at q. 1000.
 The ease consumed seven days and was largely attended. the daily gather ing of spectators numbering a good many women. The action grew out of collision between automobiles owned and driven by the two defend ants. The cars came together on Me- chanies street, Putnam, in the after noon of August Sth, last year. The plaintiff was guest in the Ballard car, which had just left the Tyler home on School street and WAS pro eeeding north. The Kenny car was coming south from Mechanicsville. They crashed near the home of Chas. E. Dean, and Miss Willis was serious ly injured. Among the injuries she sustained were both shoulder blades broken. jaw broken, teeth Knocked out. ribs and wrists broken and other less serious wounds.
 Counsel for Ballard submitted sew eral interrogatories for the jury to an- swer. These interrogatories and the jury's finding was as folle~s:
 Did the defendant Kenny. iinmedi- ately before the accident, drive his car wholly on his left, or east side. of the center of the strcetY Answer. Yes.
 Did the collision occur at point in the street east of the center of the asphalted psft of the streetf An- swer. No.
 Was the defendant Ballard neeli- gent In the operation ef his. eaf q or before the acciden<? Answer, Yes.
 Did such negligence prcxinately and directly contribute to produce the 2ccidenti ApSwcr, Yes.
 Was such negligence on the part of defendant Ballard active negligence as defined by the court! Answer. Yes.
 While there was no surprise that the verdict was rendered in favor of the plaintiff, for it was regarded prsc- tically as admitted that she was en- titled to damage. the smallness of the amount was the subject of discussion after the verdict was rendered. The claim for damages included $l 100 for doctor and nursing bills. which leaves less than $2,000 as compensation for physical and mental suffering. lost time and permanent partial disability. In the opinion of doctors it was testi-
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
MAKE IT tS,ooe FOR CHRIST
 MAS!
Dey kisnkall Hssp;sAl FuaA Psss- e $500 Marh This Wssa
 and Chscks Still Gone bs

The Patriot Fund for the Day Kirnball Hospital addition contin- ues to grow and mount a little higher this week. Two weeks ago we were asking for $3.500. Today the fund is we'll past the $a,5oO mark. Won't you send in Dol lar or More" to make the fund s5,- GOO by Christrnas7 Contributions for the week have been received as follows:
 Previously acknowledged ss,3s6.95 M;sa Martha Griffin LOO Miss Abbie M. Bosworth 800 Mir. and Mrs. Frank K. Haines
 Pomfret Center z5.Vo In Memory of Mrs. Caroline
 Perrin Trowtridge 25.00 Re-. Frank H, Bigelow. Pom-
 fret iv.oV J. N. Piatt, Abingdon l.Oo Miss Isabelle Byrne lO.ov Miss Katherine Byrne 2o.oo II. A. Hooghton l0o.oo Miss Caroline Robinson. Pom
 fret zo-Vo
 Total $4,573.s5
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
BALLARD AND KENNY LIABLE
 TO VERDICT AGAINST EACH
Jury Finds Miss Willis May Recover $3ooe From nnsffsnda.ts Jointly. Verdict Ken-
 dered Tuesday Evening.
Case Censumed Seven Day-Ballards csuassl Spring Sr
 price On Last Day--Many Women In Aueadanes

fed that Miss wllis would snly hs Gt to pursue her profession ef nsaufag in cases where duties were hgAe cd that her efficiency had been inpaiFsd fifty per cent by the injuries sAs sus- tained.
 1t was thought Last week Tnsaaay afternoon, when both sides SestRA. that all was ready for tho arsanenAs of counsel. and court sdSousne1 ts Monday morning. When couRt eame in Monday counsel for Ballard spsOng a surprise when they naAe . mSe3sa that the case be reopensd Atessney Searls stated that since tAa cAse hnd been closed some people had begun te talk and he had foCr witnesssA Ee- gently discovered. who cesAA test1fy to seeing tracks in tho roa<fway. Ihe motion was strongly opposed by At torney King. After considerable dis- cussion Judge Greene ruled tAAk ths evidence might be introduced but tAAt counsel for Kenny might havs an sg- portunity to rcbut 1t. even beiAg Dtv- en time to seek further witnesseo n desired. Attorney King asked tAat an exception bs noted to this ra6ng.
 The jury was called in at l2.l5 cd Judge Greene told them that tAs caaa was to be rcopened for the fuxther taking of testimony. Counsel fer 1al lard then called Earle F. Johnse0. Charles Richardson, Byron HespaEa and Albert Woodis. all ef when es1 os going to the scene of ehs accident and of following trncks of carr beck to tho east side of the roadwny.
 To rebut this testimony Ksnays counsel put on Kenny himssl1. FsuGk D. Thayer. Wilfrsd Dsaeat. AxtAur Pepin, William Penny and Pred Rs- bftaille to testify that theFU woEe many trscks thsrs and thnt easn uoee scan turning afonnd neoR uAoF4 0o wrp< ked csrs were. The aSEu11mea wsse begun at aga. ArcAihsA Ma donald. Jv.. for Ksnny, 6elaewo4 ChArles L. Torrcy. whe spene9 ees the plaintiff. Court the nad5sufnee to Tuesday morning.
 Tuesday the arguments woro eoD-' cludsd and at 2.3O Judse Greene os- gan his charge to the jvry. The tury was instructed that there were Seur possible verdicts; verdict for the Ae- fendants, verdict for the pla6nel6 against Kenny. verdict for paaineih against Ballard. or verdict against de- fendants jointly. if the Jury found that their concurrent negligence vas the proximate cause of the accident It was 3.20 when the jury retired to consider the evidence. and t was five minutes past five when they reported their verdict.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
ANNUAL MEETING
 AMERICAN LEGION

The annual meeting of Anselm Mayotte Post. American Legion. was held in the rooms of the Arcanum Club. Thursday evening. Refresh ments and smokes" were furnished. It was voted to omit the next regular meeting and officers were elected as follows: V
 Commander, John H. Moss: vice commander, James J. Charron; adju- tant, Joseph D. Flagg; secretary. Jas. E. Murray; executive committee. Lou is Girard, Harry E. Wells, Arthur !. Brodeur, Mark N. Klebart. Charles A. Ryan. a
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03

Frank Mason. with a long prison record. aaA former escape from Brooklyn i31 ts his credit, and Alvin L. Brad1eT. sHeged head of the gang of bszgSAs tAst recently operated in poAfVek eAae5resdstock, were missing frea AAeir ceis in the eounty's penal insejtuttco ct Brooklyn owhen Jailer Abest g. peids made his first rouAAa at sss early hour last Sunday morn ing-
 :. ,fhe ase1 ~eye in their cells at l0.30 cscleck 0akaraay night, when round of tAe eells vss made. but Sunday morning their cells were empty, al- though ehe <>ers were locked. It was st Gsss thesght that Mason, who is veritaa&e wiSard at picking locks, had unlsclEed both cell doors. Later
 nvestiea1isn proved that this was not the way the prisoners got out of the cellx It vsa found that hasps had been pul1eA frsm little doors in the rear sf, the ceils The doors at one time were csed to pass buckets of wa ter tAro~eA ts the occupants within. Once ct If the little barred rooms .hrsuSA uAees. unused doors, the men made their vsy along the corridor of the secsol ter. where their cells were located, e the ~ash room and thence to the rs>f. Uhere they lowered them selves to He ground with an impro- viseA rope of blankets. Tracks in the jsA Yae1 Aeroted that the prisoners heaAel ssuth seross the fields. An suseno1l1e disappeared from Norwich NsaAay us>rning. and it is thought .hse peeAA%s the escaped prisoners stole it Nc .ulae of their where sbosts was received Monday.
 1Aere Uere sS prisoners at the jail ssd.9 9Ana they were checked up Sun dsy asrAiAg eoly % were accounted isf. . AkGir ras determined that kaseai1A. BeeAsey were the missing paif.. eet1es. Fteads immediately noti- 6sd eAS>f 31kes of Willimantic. The sAssef z 3eputies and the alsI. - seae Arosdcast to officials and aeliee deeaztments ef every vl- iasS, teun. sAA eFy in southern New
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
CHANGE DATE OF

At the request of the guarantors of the Swarthmore Winter Chautau- qua. to be held in Putnam Dec, 2. 10 and II. the Psrents' Night ct tho high school has been postponed from Dee. 10th to Dee. l7th. The Pilgrim Egg cant. which was te have been given Dec. 10th, has also hsen postponed to the evening sf the l7th.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
HAVE WHIST
 ON STORMY NICh1

The rain of Wednesday, evening affected the attendance at the whist of Mizpah Rebekah degree. l. 0. O. F. in Odd Fellows hall, there being only five tables in play. Prizes were won by Arthur c. Loomis and Mrs. Fred Card, with Miss Chrystobel Cif- ford capturing the consolation.
 The committee wAs Miss Louise Davson, chairman; Ms. ". F. Moss, Mn. Inez Ioylc. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jo il.aon, ,,.4rs. Bernard J. NcCarry. and Mark KIebart.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
POLICEMAN NINE YEARS
ChaHes TetreAuh Dies Alter Long
 lllness, Aged SS Years

Charles Tetreault. for nine years . member of the Putnam police force. and nearly lifelong resident of this city, died st his home on Water street Monday morning at T o'clock. follow ing a long Illness He was 55 year, old and was well known.
 Mr. Tetresuit was born in Cam bridge, N. r., March l5. 1865. son of Joseph and Elizabeth tDeroche) Te- treault. The family removed to Put nam when Mr. Tetreault was a boy and he has lived here ever since.
 MT. Tetreault worked for time in the mill. He at one time had saloon and also worked as bartender for others. He was member of the Ea- gles and of the Bsrtenders' Local.
 Twenty-three years ago Mr. let reault married Miss Pelinyre Brodeur of this city. The wife, a brother Hem " and three sisters, Miss Olive let reault. Mrs. Jerry Labby, and Mrs. Alfred Gagne, survive.
 Funeral services were held from St. Mary's church Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Rev. Charles F. Bedard celebrated the solemn high mass of requiem with Fr. Dykeman as deacon and F'r. Routhier as sub-deacon. There was special singing by quartet composed of Mrs. c. T. Lamarche, Miss Lorena Gallant, Joseph J. Rivard and Ferdinand Gagnon. Solos were sung by Miss Gallant and Mrs. La- msrche. Six sons of Mir. Tetreault's brother, Henry Tetreault, were pail bearers. They were: Eugene, Thom- as, Ernest, Henry. Edward and Dewey Tetreault. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
EASTERN STAR

At the annual meeting of Jessamine Chapter, Order of the Eastern Sear. held in Masonic Temple. Wednesday evening. officers were elected e fsl- lows:
 ". M., Bertha H. Green; ". F.. John c. Bates; A. M.. Grace Caxuask; Cond.. Isabelle R. Te6s; 4. C., 8atas R. Watson; secretary, Emma ', ksS- erts; treasurer. Ines V. Hoyas.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
OLD VETERAN TAKES NEW WIFE

Word has been received in Putnam of the marriage at Everett, Mass, of Joseph Irons and Mrs. Dinie Cilson. both formerly of Putnam.
 MT. Irons is & veteran of the Civil war and was member of A. C. War ner post, c. A. R., while living in Put nam. Both have been married before.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
CIVIC CLUB TO HAVE
 NOTED SPEAKER AT MEETING

Mrs. Ruth Mcintyre Dadourian of Hartford will speak at the meeting of the Civic Club, Tuesday afternoon, Dee. T. at 8 o'clock, in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Mrs. Dadourian's subject will be the League of Women Voters. Mrs Dsdourian is Q noted author;ty on child welfare work and # . college graduate. The public IS urred to come end hear this brilliant sueaker. The membels of the League gre asked to be at the rooms at 2.3O for the business meeting. This is -mest important e 1t is the annual meeting fer the election of odseefs.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
SEND WREATHS TO HOSPITAL

When you are making up Christ mas wreaths for your loved ones, remember some one else's loved ones and the lonely ones. Make at least one extra wreath and send it to the Day Kimball Hospital. About 100 wreaths are needed there, to brighten the dull eyes of pain. Some little child perhaps will watch your wreath and forget his CT her Loneliness on Christmas Day.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
HEAD BADLY CUT.-
 TWO STITCHES TAKEN

While helping to unload and pack a cord of wood at his home a few days ago, Thomas Taylor was aeci- dentaliy hit in the head by four foot length, cutting his head and re- uuiring several stitches to be taken.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
GIRLS. CuB NOTES

n Cait Csub heA . special meet ing MeeAeg e~ehings to plan fer tho cos~e9lisa ts Ae Ae1a in Dan3eason to- nsssxuU f6sfuraay). Monday eve niAe will 1e ehe eeeu1ax monthly meet ing ae tAe auA sSsns, = 7.3o, when plA8s. ~ "a a.Ae 1ss cArissmas en- teTt61msa. AaI s0eees will be elect ed fsf1kSesming veAx.
Putnam patriot., 1920-12-03
TWO ROOMS or WING
 TO DE FURNISHED

Already provision has been made fer furnishing two of the best rooms of the new wing sf the Day Kimball Hospital. Miss Marion Harvey of Romfret is to furnish one room e . memorial to the late Thomas 8. HAr- rison, her brothsr-law, and nf. George N. Burroughs and family of Danielson will furnish the other.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-06
BUDOU TABORIT POD
STANY.

Pocatkem Cervence bude Sc
zde konat narodni Sized Ryti-
RI Pythiovych a posud pfihla-
silo Sc $4,000 delegatn, nichz
nekolik tisic bude ubytovano
pod stany V Edgewater parku,
ponevadz clevelandskych no
telich neni dosti mista k po-
hostenl tolika cizincn. Pod sta
ny V parku budou taborit zvla-
ste rytiTi uniformovani, jichz
nejvice 2 Chicago sc ocekava.
Ubytovanf prespolnich delega-
til ma ma starosti James Dunn,
kdezto pohosteni ceskych
PythiovcG z jinych NEST posta
rail- Sc mistni ceske loze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-06
ROZENY AMERIKAN ZADA
o NATURALISACI.

Nyni 23lety VIM. Love, 1857
Parkwood Ave. narodil sc v
Clevelandu a V nasem meste
I'll az do vypuknuti svetov6
valky, kdy jako 18lety jinoch
odjel do Kanady, ably vstoupil
do britickeho vojska, s nimz
pozdeji bojoval We Flandrech.
Kdyz Love stal Sc V angl. vol
sku plnoletym, musel odpfisah h
nouti vernost angl. krali a ere k
nOuti Sc prisluSenstvi americ-
keho. Love vratil Sc z Anglie
domu nedavno a ponevadz
chce byti opetne amer. obca-
mem, pozadal vcera naturali-
saci, aby mohl hlasovat "a pfi-
stitch voleb V listopadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-06
T. %. KONGRESNIHO
DISTRIKTU.

Vykonny demokraticky W.
Dor We vcerejSi sve schulz cd
porucil kandidaturu S. M
Younga, uchazejlcfho Sc hod
most kongresnika u % distrik-
tu. Young byval do nedavna
vyp. okresnim pravnikem a
puvodn6 hodlal kandidovat do
1radu mistoguvernera. Pon6-
vadz ale zmin6ny vybor ma
pro onu hodnost kandidata il
neho, Young pokusi Sc jeSt6
jednou dosazeni mista V kon-
gresu. We %. dist. kandido-
val totiz jiz jednou, lee byl po-
razen asi 1000 hlasy nynejsim
rep. kongresnikem Emersonem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-06
ELESkOVY WAX VLETEL
DO AUTA.
Til osoby usmrceny ma krizo-
vatce blize Toleda.

Ma trait New York Central
drahy blize Toledo priSli wee
ra 0 zivot til autoiste vracejlcl
Sc z Clevelandu do Toleda.
Bleskovy vlak dvacateho sto-
lett vletel Jim ma krizovatce
do automobile, znicil stroj a
zivoty vsech trf vyletnlku Okla
mite. Zabitymi jsou G0lety
obchodnik c.. E. Griffin, jeho
syn Roy a trileta vnucka Ha-
eel. Nestesti die udanl strojVe-
douciho Luxe udalo Sc nasled-
KEN nepoZornosti a ukvapeno-
sti fidice auta, jenz u krizo-
vatky rychlost stroje nezmir-
nil a ma trait Sc neroZhledl.
Griffithovo auto bylo nabrano
noscem lokomotivy a vymrst6-
no do vyse. Bleskovy vlak "a
stavil n6kolik blocku cd mista
srazky, nacez mrtvoly Zahubc
nych dopraveny do Toledo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-06
STAVKA PRESINOVACU
POTRVA.

Neni zadna nadeje ma brzke
skonceni stavky presinovacu
a nadraznich brzdaru. Vladni
d6lnicka komise bude II. kv6t
ma vyjednavat hlavnlm sta
mem stavkujicich V Chicagu a
teprve pax mono pomySleti i
ma skonGeni strajku cleveland
skeho. DO toho Casu v naSi in
,dustrii stanOu Sc vSak nepri-
'znive zmeny, pon6vadz zvlast6
suroviny zdejsim tovarnikum
dochazeji. TAX ku prikladu
Wintonovy tovarny ma auta Wy
staci surovinami sotva do kon-
ce kv6tna podobny nedosta-
tex materialu je Il Hardware
Co. a jinych velkych prumyslo
vych irem. Drahy by rady ma
hradily mista stavkujicich il
nymi, byt' nezkuSenymi del
Milky, nikdo Sc Jim vsak nehla-
ST, ponevadz nikdo "a 81 den-
ne "a nynejSi drahoty praco-
vat nemini a nemize.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-06
FEDERACE PRACE HAJI
AUTODROzKARE.
Unie protestuji proti pol. o.
znacovani soferH.

Federace Prace oZnamila
vcera mayorovi, re mistni unie
nestrpi, ably sdruzeni autodroz
kari museli Sc podrobovat oti-
skovani svych prstG ma policii
jake nejaci kriminalnici a row.
nez nebudou trpet, ably zostfe-
ma mestska ordinance poSkozo-
vala unii soferG. Zlorady k xiv
nosti autodrozkafa prilehajici
nedaji Sc podobnym opatre-
MIN vyhladit a Federace chce,
aby mayor dotGenou Zmunto-
WI ordinance proste vetoval.
Mayor vSak odpovida, ze ordi-
nanci podepise dnes, ponevadz
je to pfanim pfevazne vetsiny
radnich a vlivnych opravcich
teles. Jest vSak pripadne ocho-
ten predlohu tn mirnejSim do
,datkem opatfit a uni sofe-
Ri tom smeru vyjednavat.
Vzhledem k tomu stavka sofe-
ri bude dnes Odvolana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-06
DIR. SEIDL PODLEHL
ZRANENf.

Pred dvema tydny zasazen
byl "A. B. C. karou IL. "a
stavky DR.. R. r. Seidl 2 Bed
ford lebka ma dvou mfstech
mu rozrazena. Ackoliv porane
nj jeho bylo vazne, nemocnit-
nj lekari verili V ieho uzdrave
nj. Vcera Sc stav jeho vsak
zhorsil DR.. Seidl dotrpel, zn-
staviv vdovu a dve dcery. Byl
to lekaf velice schopny a obli.
beny a jeho prakse zasahova.
la tez do ceske osady Maple
Heights. Nehoda udala Sc ma
trakcni krizovatce, kterou
chtel prejet autem ma ceste X
|nemocnemu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-06
CESkE FILMOVE OBRAZY

Panu M. Zemanovi byly ma
n6jaky cas- zapujceny ufadov-
nou Ceskoslovenske Legace We
Washingtonu ceske filmy, zna
zorhujici oslavu shrouceni Sc
Rakouska %. Tijna, slavnosti
Masaryka a mnoho jinych a
budou ukazovany priSti sobo.
tn V Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark
Ave-, v nedeli V sini Sokola
Cleveland ma Quincy Av. a ma
Broadway prve dny pristine
tydne. Dalsi podrobnosti bu.
dou uvedeny V oznamce V ri.
tfejsim elsie "Sv6ta".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-06
NOVY GLEN kAEINETU NO
VEHO MAYORA.
w. r. Woods stall Sc redite'
lem mGstskeho pravniho
oddsleni.

Mayor Fitzgerald jmenova,
vcera nastupcem svym V NEST
sk6m justicnim Department.
pravnika Williama B. Woodse
a nynejsiho vypomocneho fidi'
tele mestskych financi Metcal
ia ustanovil definitivnlm ma
Gelnikem tehoz odboru. Woods
,cita 40 rok6, v rade zastupo.
wal pc diva terminy p wardu
Ia "a prvnl lhuty Davisovy by,
vypomocnym pravnlm ridite
lem. Metcalf byval do nedav
ma vysadnim komisarem a obs
'slozi sluzebni pfisahu ma rad
|nici dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-06
RADIL X POVOLNOSTI.

VcerejSi vecernik "Press"
radil unii trakcnich zTizencG,
ably Sc V otazce stavky neukva
povala a radeji ohledne straj-
ku hlasovala jeste jednou, po-
n6vadz vefejne min6ni je pro
ii stavce. Trakcnf komisar tyr
di, ze kondukteTi a motoraci
die planu spolecnosti nabize-
neho vydelavali by az $500
denne, tedy vic nez vyd6lava-
il JIM m6ststi zrizenci, ne
vyjimaje policisty, hasice a
poduredniky ma radnici. Pone-
vadz unie odmitla mZdu rs
cent? ma hodinu, verejna nala-
da je jaksi proti nj a "a STAY
ky, ktera byla by dlouha, SEN
timent ten NIUE byti jeste o.
stfejsi. Jest tudiz treba O vaz-
nosti situace uvazovat a pTi-
padne ohledne strajku hlaso-
vat jeste jednou. "Press" je
pfitelem trakcnich unii unii
'vnbec, lee obava Sc, re treti
strajk v II mesicich veci unie
neprospeje a stavka sotva by
mela kyzeny vysledek. Treba
proto uvazovat a radeji diva
krat Zamirit-hlasovat, nea
jednou vystrelit-stavkovat
jelikoz po neuspechu stavky
porusenl trakcni unie mohlo
by nasledovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-06
PROFIT RAkOVINE.

Ma podnet vladnich zdravot-
mich uradu prlsti tyden bude
zahaiena V Soustatl jakasi
kampan proti rakovin6, kterez
to nemoci podleha roce pru-
m6rne az $4,000 lidi. Zde po-
dobnou kampan bude ridit DR.
A. F. Spurny, jehoz prvni
pfednaska pfipadne SIM P. M
Lourdske ma zizkov6 to V L.
terry, II. kv6tna, kdezto 13
kvetna bude prednaSeti ma po
dobne thema V sini Sokola Gle
veland.