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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-20
SJEZD SVOBODOMYSL-
NYCH.
Bude Sc konati Ike konci kvet-
ma Chicagu. - Nelly by jej
obeslati vsechny ceske spolky
" Arnerice, ktere mali ma pro-
gramu fedrovani zasad Volne
Myslenky.

We dnech 30, 80. a 81. kvet
ma t. L. bude Sc V Chicagu ko.
natl Sized Svazu Svobodomysl.
nych, ma n6mz ma byti vypra-
covan podrobny program pla
ny ma nOVou, sOuStavnou a du-
kladnou cinnost a praci "a ide-
ally Volne Myslenky, ktere v
ccSkoslovenske Americe po ra-
du poslednich let hlavne ia
sVetoVe valky nebyly nebo ne
mohly byti fedrovany tax, jak
fedrovany byti mely. = Jed
nou hlavnich priCin, proc ne
byla vzdelavana role svobodo-
myslnosti, byla Ia, ze bylo "a
potrebi venovati veskere usili
akci ma vysvobozeni zemi ces-
skoslovenskych re jha nemec-
ko-mad arskeho a ponevadz Sc
JednalO 0 samu eXistenci naSe-
no naroda, svobodomyslni Ce-
chove americti odrocivse praci
Ia Y. M. ma dobu pozd6jsi,
pracoVali jen pro vlast.
Ted po valce narod mas je
svoboden a &C ovsem jeSt6 sta
le potrebuje naSi pomoci, pre-
&C Jen nam zbyva cas- k doha-
neni toho, co tady V boji "a V.
NJ. bylo zameSkano.
Prace ia V rGznych ceskoslo-
venskych osadach uz sice zaha
jena byla, ale ponevadz bude
zapotrebi dohodnouti Sc ma Jed
notnem a spolecnem postupu a
programu, byl vykonnym vybo-
rem Svazu Svobodomyslnych
Svolan na vySe uveden6 dni do
Chicago Sized, ktery by melo
obeslati kazde mistni Sdruze-
nj Svazu, kazda Svob. Obec a
vubec kazdy spolek, jehoz ice
lem Jest fedroVati SVobodomysl
most V nelSirSim toho slova smy
slu. Letosni Sized ma ukazati,
Jsme-li schopni svorne prace a
zalezl-li nam ma udrzeni toho
vseho, co ceska Syobodomysl-
most V Americe zbudovala a ma
dokonceni toho, 60 Sc budova-
10, ale zustalo nedokonceno.
Je toho dosti, a jsou to veci,
na nlchz nam musl Zalezet a
ktere muSlme uSkuteCniti, ne
mali Sc ceskoslovenska svobo-
domyslnost stat prazdnym
zVukem. Il tech duvodu letoS-
III Siezd svobodomyslnych mu-
81 dati popud a podnet ku sku-
tecne, neunaVne a nadSenG pra
q "a to, co isme 81 yytkli "a
ucel
Sized mel by byti obeslan
co nejcetneji a k velike cti bv
nam slouzilo, kdyby ma mem
byl zastoupen kazdy svobodo-
myslny spolek V Ceske Ameri-
cc. Ktery vsak spolek ma ven
koVe z te neb one pritiny "a
stupce neb zastupkyni poslati
by nemohi, ten necht' zastupi-
telStVlm poVeri n6ktery Spolek.
lenz Delegate nebo delegatku
poSlc, anebo iednotlivou oso-
bu V mlste Sic2du.
Take Jest zadoucno, ably svo-
bodomysln6 iednoty, spolky a
sdruzeni ma syych schuzich co
nejdrive zformulovaly navrhy,
Jez budou predlozeny sjezdu k
uvazeni.
Dopisy navrhy, sd6lenlm
Jmen delegatI delegatek q
podob. necht' jsou odresovany
IA tajemnlka vykonneho vybo-
~ Sva2u Svobodomyslnych, D,
Y. K. Soukupa, 1000 So, Ash.
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CaiCETE-Li 81 koupit, neh
prodas mestsky maJetek anen
Tarinu, obrat'te se S duyerou
na neJstafslho a spolehliveho
ccskeho Jeonatele FIR. Hnttaux
Sb42 E. 49 ul. Obchod zaiozen
roku 1884. Tel. Union 453L.
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
DUN "a velmi vyhodnych pod
minek. Tez Sc prime nekolik
lotu co ap,atka. Haste Sc els.
$3.50 Washington Park Boule-
ward. !?
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- Jak lie zivota uziti, uka-
ze Vam v nedeli 28. brezna
pan Trubicka, jenz ma W.
bornou manzelku a 6 deer
"jako lvic". PFijd'te Sc "a
smati. TYL. &. N. Sin ma
Broadway.
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PRODAM diva Lofty, so pri
200 str. vedle sebe Ma E. 149
III. q kinsman. Dali Sc lacino.
Haste Sc u Mike Pesek, 1864
SouthvleW Ave. 3-23
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a
mym pritelem. Tu malou "pox
nicku" potrebuji vice nez peni-
re. Yah, beru S sebou sveho ma
leho cerneho priteli kamkoli
jdu".
well, kdyz to musi byti,
tax del na nj pozor. Boss bu-
de Cekat ma kraji lesa S koGa-
lem. Sam to tax zaridil. On
bude na mas cekat my pojede
me kocarem pro tn holku.
Black bude kocirovat. Neni ire
ba, ably mas bylo vice do v6ci
te ZasveceRo. Dva postacime k
vykonani t6 prace. Az prijede-
me nedaleko domku, ty a ia
vystoupime, pujdeme peSky
Black ma mas pocka. Ony t6 je-
ste neyidely q proto Sc k tomu
dobre holds. ia vezmu ma sc
toto prestrojenl a budu Vyhli-
yeti jako hornik. Rekneme Jim,
2e cestujeme krajem a potre-
bujeme potravu. Jsme hladovi
-- rozumiS? Ony nam dali j.
dlo -- la stara chova vzdy ne
jaky zakusek pro n6ktereho
nebozaka".
"Jak k nemu pri8la?" tazal
Sc Pete. MA dost penez
ooh ne, je chuda jako ko-
stelni mys. Myslim, re mel Van
ce trochu penez zahospodare-
nych, ale ty jsou asi davno
rryc. Ale ten chlap Graham ie
tam on mel take neco penez.
Snad je vydrzuje. Myslim, ze
tomu TAX ie. On a Ia holka Nell
miti svatbu'.
"OvSem, pakli Sc boss te hol- |
Ky zmocni, pax bude miti Gra- /
ham malo prilezitosti ozeniti
Sc S nj - aspOn tax dlouho.
pokud il bude boss chit po-
drzet".
Yah, to ic pravda", pravil
Fete chcchtaje Sc. "Nyni ma
toho chlapa Grahama. On bu-
de snad V dome az budeme il
stl tn veceri, kterou TAX velice
potrcbujeme".
80 to Sc my postarame. Ma
SIS 81 witt ma starost Grahama. +,
Mas nuz?"
Mem. Nae potrebuiu nuz,
kdyz mann svou malou poXni-
tku?"
"Jdi X ccrtu S tyou malou
bcdnickou. Zde, vezmi tento
nuI. Pracuje zrovna tax dobre
a ned6la takovy ramus jako Ia
tNd bednicka. Pakli Sc Graham
{ haze, vraz ten nuz do neho.
Ia stara baba nemuze mic de
lat. Dam il jen jednu do hla-
" a PAX seberu holku. Nez o.
III pclni poplach, budeme daV-
10 ' prachu".
Yah, ia ho zfixuju", pravil
Pete, prohlizeJc nuz, ktery mu
dial Rossett.
Petra patrne tesla uloha,
kterou mel pri te vyprave hra-
Ii a RosSctt byl rad, ze anar-
eh.Sta byl ochoten vykonati
Aazdy zlocin.
"Tu Jest boss. pravil Ros-
sett, kdyz Sc ozvalo dlouhe "a
hVlzdnuti.
Sh 20 zvuku a nalezli tam
Fanninga S kocarem.
"Zdc .iste". praviI Tanning,
kdyz Black yylezI ia kpzlik a
uchoplI sc oprati. "Nevyved'te
1adnou hloupost
Ny nlkdy nevyvadlme hlou
postf, praVll Pete leza "a Bla-
ckem.
Tanning wa Rosetta ma
Stranu 4 mel S MIN chvilku roz
mluVu Septem. PAX porucil Pc
troVi, ably sedI do kotaru, pfi-
sod k ncmu a Tanning odcha-
zcl smerem k chatrci
honc, kterc mel Tanning v
bocare Iapralcno, dali SC snad
10 rldltl a Black ncmel zad-
nyCh obtizi dostati Sc lcsnimi
ccstami k Vancovu domku, cd
l. rtprnh boz mn LIN. ,,,..l
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HLEDA Sc

HLEDA Sc lepsi byt pro
bezdetne manzele V okoli vych.
90 ulice, Broadway a Union ul.
Haste Sc V obuvnim obchode
karla Sipana, SAG Broadway.
.
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kraceli zvolna, kradmo, V.
cd S. w. Hopkinse,

kracelI ZVOlna, kradm0, Wy
hledavajice nejtemnejsi cestJ
2 tax sc dostali k domku LeJly
nikym nevideni.
"Proklate, domek vyhllzi ia
ko opusteny", pravil Rossett.
Yah. Jsou pryc nebo neDC
speji", rekl Pete.
Smele Sli po Schodech naho'
III a zaklepali ma dvere.
Nikdo Sc neczyval.
'Zaklepej hlasiteji", rekl
Rossett.
Pete tloukl do dveri ySi ST.
lou, ale zadna odpov6d nepri
chazela.
"Jsou jist6 pryc", pravil Ros
sett. Boss Sc u toho zblazni.
Bude davat vinu nam. Well, ne
smime odejiti bez podivani Sc
tam. Musime n6co witt Sc
bou, aby nam veril, re jsme by
Ii uvnitr. Vyraz okno".
Petrovi nemusel dvakrat po-
rouCet.
Rossett vlezl do vnitr Pete
lej nasledoval. Rossett mel ka-
peSni lucernu a rozsvitil ii. Ii
10 diva pleniCi prolezli cely
dunn a prohledali kazdou svet-
nici.
"Jsme prodani", pravil Ros-
sett. "Zajiste Sc neGeho oba-
valy. Snad jest mezi nami zrad
ce. Ale kdo? Black jest dost
iisty, On by to nikdy 'nikomu
nerekl a tob6 by nikdo neveril,
kdybys hned neco rekl. Fan
ming sc snad jeSte nekomu sve
i'll a tim spusobem dostaly
vitr".
"Snad o tom docela mic ne
V6di", rekl Pete. "Snad isou V
Pittsburgh navst6vou IL Vance
d zustaly tam pres noe, ze ne?"
"Snad je tomu taxi, pravil
Rossctt.
Ma stole pokoji Lejly stal
maly podstavec ma nem Vi
sela podobizna Donaldova.
Rossett pohlizel ma nj chvili.
Take Pete Sc ma nj zahledel.
"Byl to hezlly chlapik", pra-
vii.
"On neni tax hezky nyni",
rravil Rossett, "bez svych kni-
III. My jei zpravili''.
"Zde", pravil Rossctt, "tato
hracka "a neco stoii. Snad nam
zaplatl naSe namahani. Vezmu
to $ sebou a obrazek take, aby-
chom bosSovi dok azali, re jsme
byli uvnitr. Pakli neco uvidis,
co by m6lo nejakou cenu. We
uni to-.
Yah, ale ia nic nevidim. co
! by sc mi libilo. Vyhodim dunn
COZ"
NE" pravil Rossett hnevi-
v6. "Ty vzdycky chceS neco Wy
hodit $ tou tvOu prokletou bed
nlckou. Co bychom z toho me-
Ii? Zkazilo by to vsecko a my
hychom priSli k zavreni. Bude-
me mlti je$t6 dost prilezitosti
thytlt til holku. Poid' Sc mnou
zpatky a poslechni, iak bude
Tanning kliti. Ten to umi,kdv2
! je razi".
Opustili domek Sli Ike ko.
Caru.
"kde 6est vase zver?" ta.
zal sc Black.
"Nevlm. Nekam odeSla. Gra
ham le plyc, holka take sc
,tarou".
e vSech vsudy, Well. mi
1cs to rjci Fann,ngovi. pakl
ohceS. Radeji bych Sc obesiI
nez bych ma to rekl, O ten bu,
de proklinat." !"
Anarchista Pete Sklebil S,
opet k Fclike zlosti Rossettove
"Snad to budc tax dobre ia
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PRODA ST. dvourodinny
dun ga $3350 bude-li prodan
hned. Ma osm svetnic, 2 satnl-
ky, kazdy rent novy kuchyn-
sky kabinet, vSe move grainova
no a papirovano. Plyn, koupel-
ma, tepla voda, sklep, puda, 2
bane, ulice V predu " zadu;
dlazdena a vse zaplaceno. Lot
le 80 pri l30 str. Haste Sc c.
3255 Z. l18 ul. 3-23
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PRoDA Sc. bungaloy o 5ti
pokoJlch, moderne zarizen, ga
rage. Haste Sc V elsie 34l4 T..
lo3. Cena $500. 3-2O
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PRIJME Sc

PRlJMOU Sc dodelavaci
zkuseni, ma muzske kabaty.
Stala prace a dobry plat. Hla-
ste sc u The Douglas Tailoring
Co., 1l0 Lakeside Ave. N. W.,
4th Floor. 3-23
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PRODA Sc

FARMA 8Oti akrech, ] a
pul hod. pc draze cd Clevelan-
du, 5 minut cd skoly a mestec-
ka, 40 akru obdelano, ostatni
les a pastviny. Zivy potok tece
Skrz pastvinu. VSichno farmar-
ske zarizeni. Dale 3 kone, A
kravy, | swine ma opraseni, 80
sleplc, II tun sena, 275 buSlu
korny, go buslu ovsa, 20 buslu
zlta, II buslu brambor. Lace,
vse Ia S450O. DalSi podrobno-
sti sdell Jos. Vejlupek, 112O8
Hulda Ave, aneb V uradovne
1907 Schofield Bldg. Tel. Main
1871, Central 5O92 r. 3-23
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PRODAM LOT Ia Indepen-
&c Rd., prucelim do Washing
ton Farku. Je to pekne mlsto
resldencni. Da Sc LEVINE. Haste
Sc V clsle 3698 L. 81 ul. q Fleet
Ave. 3-25
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ZOA-LI CHCET prOdat ne
90 koupit farmu nebo jakyko-
ilV mestsky maJetek, obrat te
sc IA spolehliveho jednatele
Vac. Ungra, e23l Central Ave.
Lei. Prlnct. 2Y7l W. Obydli
els. ZOO h. n St., Tel. Prlnct,
1905 w. ?
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PRODA Sc dunn o 6 poko-
Jich" clhlovy, vse zarizeno, v
c. ool5 e. l3S ul. Cena $500.
Bilzsi sdeii Sc v elsie 1884 u
nlon Ave.
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PRODAJi Sc kuchynska ka-
nina uplne zachovala, zanovni,
ma plyn a uhli, velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc V clsle 36l4 L. so st.
3-22
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PRODA Sc domek pro jed
hu rodinu, vse V uplnem porad
ku. Haste Sc tisle 346l w.
90 ST., blize Dennison kary.
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CHCETE-LI Sc ZASMAT

Sc ZASMAT
prijd'te Sc podivat Ma y.a-
vrat mlynarovic kaceay z
nesta We "Furiantu" v c.
N. SIM ma Broadway, "
nedeli, dne q. dubna 1920.
Sehraje Cten. Sbor. sv.
Augustine {. 11S, /. u. J.
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PRODA Sc dunn hodici Sc
pro dive velkc neb til male ro-
dlny. Prlcina prodeje odiezd
do stare vlastl. Haste Sc V c.
oooA l.. oO St. "A
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PRlJME Sc zena neb divka,
ktefa Sc vyZna ve vypisovani
poJlsteni, Zavolejts tel. Prime.
1876 ". 2.22
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PRIME Sc starSi zena ma
Vypomoc V domacnosti na far
me. BlizSi sdeli pi. Smekal,
roh Wendell a B'dway. 3-23
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WHY.
Elattery 10 Easily Swallowed
by Most People

It 70 impossible to tell the whole
truth to an average human being and
still to remain on terms Of friendship
with him, 10 the opinion Of the New
Statesman. London. There ID little
friendship without make-believe. II
two men are close friends, you may
take 1t that they have been pretend
ing to q considerably higher estimate
4 each other than they would set
down y 1 perfectly honest diary.
II u not necessary that they should
deliberately lie to one another. but
they must discreetiy conceal Ger.
tain amount of the criticism that IL
going ON all the time behind the bones
Of their skulls.
What is said in spirit of truth IL
set down to malice. Can a man be
your friend II he steals the crown from
your head? Can he be your friend
even II he steals single Jewel from
your crown--especially the paste jew
ell? We have all-the greatest and
the meanest of us-paste Jewels In our
crowns. win true friend point them
out to world that is already over
much inclined to scoff7 Or will he not
rather organize claQue that will pre-
tend to DC dazzled by diam0nds7
Man is not only a realist. He Is al
SO lover of romance. He dreams
Of what he would be quite often as
he deplores what he is. He cannot
help being attracted by people who
make his dream appear true. There
are some men who are such intense
egotists that they can believe In the
truth Of their dreams without any ~
slstancc from other people. Southey
agreed that his '.Aadoe" was "ths best
English poem since Paradise Lost"
There was no need to tell him %.
he knew It already. IS
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UhrtHtn.aa Unys
f4r Hnys Q1at. Hair
lcopyrish, BY 4. Nicely HAM
B A NEHY HAIL

Copyright by A. Nicely Hsil.l
When painted in bright colors, the
toys shown In the Illustrations will be
a. pleasing to those young relatives
whom you wish to remember on Christ.
mas. a. amy similar toys In stores.
The auto truck shown In Fig. has
Z cissr.box body Inches wide,
inches long and 2 inches deep. Cut
wooden strips A (Fig. y Inch wide
and inch thick. by the length Of the
box. and null them to the box
bottom close to the sides. Screw
screweye axle bearings b into these
strips The screweyes should he Y
inch In diameter. because the wheel
axles c tFig, 81 must be of this diam
eter TO Il, the holes of the spool wheels
d. The wheels are spool ends.
Remove the rear end of the box and
hinge II to The box bottom (E. Fig. 2),
for an end gate.
Fig. shows detail of front
platform, +. dashboard G. steering
post H. and steerlng-wheel la spool
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Amitie Items

There will be an oyster supper at
the Amitie school house. December
II at 500 p. m. The proceeds are
to be used to purchase books for the
library. Be sure and come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Mitchell
visited with Mrs. Mrs. Mitchells
sister, Mrs. James Taylor. Sunday.
Lou Hoffman and John Schulz
autoed to Dickens. Nebr. Sunday. re.
turning home Monday afternoon.
Norman Stewart and Webster Nit.
chell are trying corn shucker this
week.
Fred Miles had the misfortune or
spraining his ankle Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boriand and
family spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. worley Of Madrid. Nebr.
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Julesburg Route Items

Mrs. Henry Schellenberg had a
Gaming bee Thursday. Those helping
were: Mrs. F. Brandt and Mrs. o.
Brandt and Mrs. John Detmer. Eigh.
teen chickens were killed and SO
quarts Of meat canned.
Herman and John Detmer and Her.
bert Brandt went to Thies' sale Fri.
day.
John Sporl, who has been visiting
in Nebraska, returned Friday after.
noon.
Sanders spent Sunday afternoon
at Enspahr's.
John Detmer and F. Brandt were
visitors at Frank Bergners Sunday.
Brandt brothers and H. Detmer
finished husking corn Saturday.
Frank Sprague purchased JohnDet.
mer's corn in the field.
Miss Runge became quite i'll in
school. Wednesday, but was able to
teach the next day.
Henry Schellenberg was a visitor
at Dagenhart's, Sunday.
A box supper was held in district
1 and the gentlemen brought the
boxes and the ladies' bought them.
They took in $50. Misses Sporl and
Sanders and Yaggie's young folks
attended.
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end. Fasten these pieces as indicated.
Fit seat J across the box top. and seat
back X to Its edge. Nail canopy sup.
ports L to the seat back and box sides.
and tack the canopy n to the sup
ports near the top.
The clown turner (F'ig. 81 Is made
to perform upon his turnlng-pole by
squeezing the lower end Of the up
rights. The squeezing .,uses pair
Of threads r Gig III to untwist then
twist, and the untwlsting and twist
ing makes the clown turn.
Fig. shows dimensions for up
rights A and connecting block B. Fas-
ten b between strips A as shown.
Patterns for the clown are shown
In Figs. s, 0 and 10. Cut the body
members out Of clgar-box wood,
punch holes where indicated. and with
pieces of hnirpins or other small
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wire. pivot the arms and legs to the
body. Pierce small hole through
each hand, and whittle the ends OF a
match to at In the holes. The match
IL, Fig. y forms the turning.pole.
With n coarse needle pierce q pair Of
holes through the arms at the wrists,
and another pair through uprights A
near the top. Run heavy linen threads
through the holes In the wrists. and
twist their ends IF. Fig. ~. then run
the ends through the holes In uprights
A. and tie. The threads must be twist
ed when the clown hangs down u'ig.
III. untwisted when he has swung
up over the pole.
The top In Fig. ~ requires little
description. A pencil with blunt
point "a, Fig. 13) pushed through n
spool whitfield conc-shapcd tB). forms
the spinning point. and n shoc.pollsh
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AMT HE curEr MAKES
BIG ROY sTEwART VINCE

As with all cinema stars, picture
fans have raved over Roy Stewart in
all manner Of descriptive terms to be
found in Noah webster's dictionary.
Brave. beautiful, thrilling, manly.
husky, heroic-those and dozens OF
other similar terms have been work
ed to death by Roy Stewart enthus.
lasts. There is. however, sense At
the fitness of things In the normal
human that keeps some terms of de-
scription from being applied to some
objects.
Mr.. Stewart has been protected by
this, SO far as his own ears or eyes
registered. most OF his career as a
screen star. But while out in far
away sagebrush town on the western
plains, playing "Dr. Barns" in the
all-star cast of the Benz. B. Hamp-
ton photoplay of Emerson Hough's
novel, "The Sagebrusher," a W. w.
Hodkin release. which comes to the
Peerless Theater, Wednesday and
Thursday nights, Dec. Is and 16, he
was hit right between the eyes with
one Of these uniting terms.
He was strolling along the town
street for relaxation otter hard day
of work. and passed three part-grown
girls, who had heard that he was the
famous Roy Stewart and were using
their eyes to the limit. Just after
they passed him. the star heard one
Of them obesrve:
"Oh, Helen-aint he cute?"
The state herald., 1920-12-10

WE ARE PREPARED TO PRINT
YOUR OFFICE STATIONERY IN
the BEST MANNER.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-11-25
WASHINGTON STATE
NEWS OF INTEREST
Important Occurrences of Past
Week Briefly Compiled for
Our Readers

ID. C. Coates, secretary of.the farmer
labor. party for Washington, who filed
an initiative to the legislature provid-
ing for city-owned markets, has noti-
fled the secretary of state that owing
to lack of time in which to obtain sig
natures no further steps would be
taken on that measure. E#
The state of Washington paid out
$3,250,S5S to injured workmen and to
families of workmen killed while en-
gagged in hazardous occupations in the
year ending September 80, according
to the annual report of the industrial
insurance commission. The greatest
number of deaths occurred in the log
ging industry, on. which 152 claims
were settled.
AS part of the nationwide cam
paign for the improvement of schools
and other agencies of education, Mrs.
Josephine Corliss Preston, superin-
tendent of public instruction, has
named Sunday, December 5, as Edu-
cation Sunday. She urges that minis
tiers use one or more of their services
on that day to. emphasize the import
ance of education.
Officials of the Standard Oil COM
pany have announced that they are
now prepared for active drilling at
two Grays Harbor county well sites.
At the Moclips well No. /, drilling
will be resumed at once at depth
of $500 feet Resumption of drilling
at the Moclips, we'll has been made
possible by arrival from California of
5000 feet of casing.
Producers in Grays Harbor county
will meet December to discuss plans
for the amalgamation of the Elma Egg
association and the Chehalis Valley
Egg association. If the combination
is perfected, application will then be
made for membership in the Washing
ton Cooperative Egg and Poultry as
sociation, and central receiving and
distributing headquarters established
in Aberdeen.
The government railroad which pen
etrates the north end of the Olym-
pic national forest for rs miles is
expected to be taken over by private
logging concerns in the near future,
according to R. L. Fromme, forest SUI
pervisor The railroad was built dur
ing the war especially to bring out
spruce and other timber for use by
the government. 1t is to be used now
in private logging operations.
When Tacoma develops its new mu-
nicipal power project on Lake Cush-
man in Mason county, it will build |
the longest span in the world to carry
the high tension wires over the mar
rows on Puget sound. 1t will be more
than one mile long. The transmission
line from Lake Cushman to Tacoma
will be As miles long. City officials
last week appeared in the Mason coun-
ty superior court at Shelton in the con-
demnation suits brought to clear title
On the power site. AS soon as this
detail is cleared away active develop
ment work will be started. Surveys
for the plant and transmission line
we're completed months ago. The first.
unit to be developed will add thou
sands Of horse power to Tacoma's pres
ent available supply.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-11-25

this was. made on the farm of T. C.
Bell, near Colville, Washington, where
twenty-four traps were set in an al
falfa field of five acres and 122 goph-
ers caught in five days time. This
was done as late as November 9Th,
and could be carried out in any local.
ity where the ground does not freeze,
as the gopher is active the year
round.
"The poisoning of pocket gophers
will be explained in another article"
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

lost their lives.
This was the finding Of the naval
court OF inquiry made public at Wash
ingi0n by Secretary Daniels.
The court OF inquiry held no one
responsible for the capsizing OF the
vessel. and adds "the behavior OF all
on board was worthy OF the best tradi-
lions Of the service: and tie personal
EFFORTS Of The commanding ofilcer To-
ward saving life are especially COM
mfndablen
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

American Bridge Company. which has
been awarded the contract for the
erection OF two shelters at the wharf
Erection will begin the lrsL OF next
week.
The Harbor Commissioners at their
last meeting decided that an wharves
erected along the LiristIana and the
Delaware rivens under their super
vision should be known by numbers
preceded by the name OF the river on
NNhlch IhnN are hmIn
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

ward mems organization. will preside.
10 ls proposed 10 hold The meeting
In the hall OF the Brandywine Fire
Company, Twonty-ilfth and Market
streets.
A committee headed by Mrs. Harry
b. Stradley was appointed last night
at a meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Walter Brinton. i6O2 Washington
street, TO arrange for the rally Two
olner committees were appointed.
Mrs. William snyder Is chairman OF
the publicity committee and Mrs. VII