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The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-30
KING PHILIP FLOUR
Ice cold drinks at McPeek's.

For Sale or Trade: Saxon Six
touring car in good running order.
Snap for a quick deal. T. v. JOS
eph at Walpolc's office. as tt
Charles Price returned Wednes-
day morning from Sioux City af-
ter marketing several car loaos
of cattle.
Mrs. Jane Moore of Sioux City
was an arrival Monday and is Wis
iting at the home of her daughter
Mrs. J. B. Golf.
Albert O'Neal of Plum Creek
and Jack Slovek of Hilland who
went to Sioux City with shipments
of stock last week are visiting at
Council Bluffs and other points in
that section of the country.
For Sale or Trade: One Chalmers
truck IL ton, recently overhauled
and is in good condition. G,od
terms if taken soon. T. v. Joseph
at Walpole's office. 46 If
A meeting Of all the people in
terested in the toll line telephone
to be constructed between Miles
willie and Hilland and Philip, will
be held at Elbcn school house on
Saturday night, October End. at
800 o'clock. Come prepared to do
business.
Two Of the most interesting
ball games this country has wit
messed this season was played be-
tween the Philip and Interior team
on Sunday the 10Th, and on the
18th. The first game was played
at Interior and the second on the
Philip grounds, both games being
won by Philip. The first game is
said to have been q closely con-
tested affair in spite Of the fact
that the score was three to one.
Johnson's batting was feature
Iof this game, he have baated in
lall Of the three scores. The game
Hast Sunday was attended BY 4
large crowd Of fans from this and
1.-The surrounding country. Osborne
and Dorothy did the battery work
for Philip in each Of the game5,
and Rock and Solon for Interior,
This makes i total Of seven gsmes
between these two teams this sea-
son, Philip having won four and
IInterior three.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-30
THE END OF THE ROAD

The South Dakota Health De-
partment in cooperation with the
Haakon County Board Of Health
Of this city. will present this beau
tiful sex educational film in seven
reels at the Gem Theatre, Thurs
day evening, October 7th, at 7:30
p. M.
This film was prepared by the
foremost health and educational
authorities in the United States
for the purpose Of emphasizing
the Importance Of sex education.
It is = vivid portrayal Of life as it
exists today, and life as it should
be In relation to sex problems.
with an entire absence of vulgar
|ity. II protrays the dire results Of
sex ignorance in such tactful
and sympathetic manner As to ell
|icit the admiration and approval
|of the most modest
Don't fail 70 see II. Admission
FREE.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-30
Black Hills Grappler to Wrestle
Ralph Parcaut, October 9th
In Philip.

| Philip, S. D., Sept. &c. Walter
Luther, local middle-weight wrest-
Ter and contender for the world
| championship, will meet Ralph
Parcaut, present title holder, in a
| finish match here on the night of
October 9Th.
The match between Luther and
parcaut is the biggest mat bout
ever staged inthis country and a
-ecord- breaking crowd is sure Co
be on hand.
Luther, although middleweight
has met and defeated every good
wrestler he has been able to
match with in this section of the
west and he wrestied from Canada
down to Nebraska. He is especial
ly popular in the territory from
the sand hills of Nebraska to the
cattle ranges of Powder River
and to say that South Dakota
hopes her champion is the victor
would be putting it mildly, as he
has beaten all of his former OPP
ponents without much trouble.
The coming match will be for
158 pounds at 3 o'clock. The mat
event will be a wrestle royal but
there are hundreds who will be
even more interested in seeing
the great middleweight battler,
Mike Gibbons, of phantom fame,
from st. Paul. mix it with tho
gloves with his equally renowned
brother, Tom. Arrangements have
been completed for the appearance
of these two celebrated boxers to
put on an exhibition Of the manly
art, the equal of which we west
erners will perhaps never have am
other opportunity to watch. To
see Mike Gibbons alone will be
worth many times the cost of
the best seat at the big show and
when you recall the great record
of his brother Tom has been MAX
ing, you will not miss this great
event for love nor money.
Ye sports who followed every
line Of the dope" sent out by the
big dailies last summer about the
O'Dowd-G Gibbons match for the
middle-weight championship of
the world had no idea that you
would be watching that same great
msater, Mikc Gibbons, don the
J gloves and go" in mill at Philip
a year later, did you? Well, that is
exactly what you will do when on
Saturday night of October 9th you
journey up the aisle and take your
, seat under the big tent and watch
the Gibbons Brothers, Mike and
! Tom, Of St.. Paul, Mimi, as they
] tear into it in a fast exhibition
) mill.
A few fine preliminaries will al
so be thrown in for "trimmins'
. and for those living in the Black
Hills let it be known that spec
] ial train from Deadwood to Phi
. lip is being arranged for already.
The tickets are being sold at .
very low figure considering the
talent and prices range from ring
side $500 next reserved seats, 81,
general admission S.. All tickets
reservations must be accompanied
by cash IN form Of money order,
!. bank draft or check. Positively
no reservations unless cash accom-
pAnies your order. Make All re-
mittances payable to promoter Hal
p. Wheaton, Philip, $. p.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-30

loans to Bielski Farm Loan Co. If
MONEY FOR FIRST MORTGAGE
Loans. Write Ralph Vandercook,
Fort Pierre, So. Oak. 52tf
New coats of all kinds at Will
limas Store. As 1t
For Sale: Three Registered Du-
roc Jersey boar pigs. May farrow.
Papers furnished Rowland Phil
lips. 46 st p
We are requested to announce
that Rev. Tedford of the Method
list Church will preach at the
school house six miles west of
Philip on next Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock.
Parties in town wishing a well
dug, see Clifford Couch. Will be in
town with machine this week.
G. w England has opened hot
ell at Elbon and will be glad to ac-
comodate all travellers who chance
to happen into that vicinity.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will meet Friday evening,
October 9Th, with Mrs. r. M. Will
liams.
DIR. J. M. Walsh of Rapid City
eye, ear and throat specialist will
be at DR.. Ramsey's office, Thurs
day October 7th.
Don't fail to see the Free Show
at the Gem on Thursday evening,
October 7th at 7:30, "The End of
The Road Under auspices of the
Haakon County Board of Health
d. C. Bond, eye specialist of
Mitchell was in town Tuesday Of
this week. His coming was not
advertised to the people of this vi
cinity on account of the failure of
the advertising matter to reach us
In time for publication.
For Sale: Ford Coupe, run only
rs miles on pavement in Huron.
Will sell reasonable for a quick
sale. Inquire of 7. ". Joseph, at
Walpole's office. If
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-30
DR.. n. B, GEARnART, N. D,
PHYSICIAN and SUR6E0n
Philip, South Dakota
Going October 9th? Sure.

ice CUlu uiiuho at ihSi cen ..
See us for a real estate loan
Bielski Fran Loan Co. AS If
For Sale: Reed body baby bug
gy. Jake Weber. #
See Monroe Salisbury in Sun
down Trail at Gem Sunday night.
SELL YOUR RYE AT THE
FARMERS ELEVATOR. 40 If
Have you bought your ticket for
the athletic carnival October 9th?
Call for same at the Canteen.
w. N. Farmer, president of the
Bank Of Philip was here forr sew
eral days this week attending to
business matters.
Nels Carstenson and family re-
turned this morning from Sioux
City where they had been visiting
for several days.
Dwight Quaintence left Tuesday
by auto for the eastern part of
the state and Iowa where he goes
to look up a location.
Tom Gibbons will be there with
his craftness and wallop when he
puts on his sparring match with
his brother Mike at the athletic
carnival in Philip October 9th.
j. E. Baker was on the market
at Sioux City Monday with cou-
pie Of car loads of cattle.
Keep your head, you may need
it; but fill it with useful know
ledge. Attend Mankato CONNER
|cial College, Mankato. Mimi.
C. H. Haxby is down from Rapid
City today renewing old acqaint-
ances and attending to business
affairs.
Hugo Miller, proprietor of the
Miller Cafe was in the eastern part
of the state on business matters
the fore part of the week.
F. j. Carpenter of Murdo was
over Sunday and Monday attend
ing to matters of business and at
tending the Philip-Interior ball
game.
A meeting of the candidates and
precinct committeeman of the re-
publican party was held in this
city on Tuesday evening and an
organization completed. N. W..
May was elected chairman of the
county central committee and the
plans for the campaign which will
be put on during the next few
weeks.
Miss Hope Vail who has been
employed in the office of the Biel-
ski Farm Loan Co, for the past
year expects to leave Sunday ev-
ening for Stewartsville, Minnesota
where she will visit with her par
ents. From there she will go to
Sioux Falls to enter the employe
of the law firm Of Bielski & Elliott.
Boost the carnival. Thee carni-
val will boost Philip as live town
where live ones are welcome.
A young man by the name of
Richardson who had lived with his
brother between Hayes and Mid
land in Stanley county, committed
suicide on Thursday of last week.
He had been injured in fall from
a hay stack some time ago and
had been out of his head a portion
of the time. Recently he improv-
ed to such an extent that he was
left alone at the place. When the
folks returned a couple Of days
later they found his body where
lit had fallen after the contents
of a shot gun had penetrated his
abdomen. The gun had been plac-
ed against a bedstead with the
muzzle against his body.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-30

Mrs. H. L. Brown is visiting il
Pierre this week.
See Alma Rubens in "A Man.
Country" at Gem, Friday and Sat
urday Oct. | and 2.
Miss Mercy Huss left Thursday
for Mitchell where she will be {
student at the Dakota Wesleyan
the coming year.
Mrs. r. nj. Williams and daugh,
ter Rose returned Thursday from
a ten days stay in ST. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Dick Williams and Irwin Lins
were in st. Paul the latter part OF
last week and returned with Mrs
Williams and Miss Rose who were
in that city for several days.
See Alma Rubens in "A Mans
Country" at Gem, Friday and Sat.
urday, Oct. | and @.
Word comes to us of the birth
of son to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Burlington, at the hospital in Ra-
pid City,
Mrs. o. l.. Scotvold of Cotton.
wood is visiting her daughter
Mrs. L. B. Roberts this week.
Miss Marian Peshek returned
Sunday morning from visit in
the eastern part of the state.
Miss Gertrude Rousch arrived
Tuesday night from Hot Springs
and will spend few weeks with
her parents near Grindstone. Miss
Rausch is taking training In the
hospital at Hot Springs and will
return to her studies in a short
time.
For Rent--A large furnished room
on ground fiorr, windows east and
south. Furnace heat, and electric
light. Single man or men prefer
ed. Inquire at this office.
Friday was one hundred and
thirty third anniversary of the
signing of the Constitution of the
United States and that evening a
special meeting of the Mason lodge
was held at the Temple at this
place. Two candidates were given
the work of the second degree and
after the close of the lodge work
interesting talks were made by O.
X. Whitney and Ned Ronning, of
Philip, and Rev. A. v. Bryan ans
Flagg p. Crlisle Of Kadoka. The
talks were all good and greatly en-
ioyed by the large number of Ma
sons attending the meeting. Fol
lowing the meeting and the speak
ing fine lunch was served by the
members of the local lodge.--Ka.
doka Press.
Strayed: Cattle branded Be
on left side. Liberal reward fol-
recovery. George Wobbe, Elbon
lis. d. az If
Taken up: Buckskin yearlinl
colt, no brands. G. w. Case, Z M
north of Elbon. 43 If
NOW is THE TIME FOR THF
FARMER TO PROTECT HIS
GRAIN. AT A THRILLING COST
YOU CAN INSURE YOUR GRAIN
AGAINST FIRE e LIGHTNING
CUT OR UNCUT, IN SHOCKS, II
STACKS, OR IN BINS. DO NOT
DELAY BUT COME AND TAKE
OUT ONE OF OUR FARM GRAN
CERTIFICATES. BANK OF
PHILIP. 3S If
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-30

October 9th ? Let's TO.
Ladies, Misses and Children's
coats on sale at Williams Store. ct
For Sale: Base burner, Is inch
fire pot. $4,000. Practically new.
| Inquire at this office. 46 IF
Charley Burns returned Sunday
morning rom Minnesota where he
has been for the past few months.
| He expects to be here until the
early part of next month.
You owe it to yourself to make
your life the greatest success pos
sible. Send for catalog, Nettleton
Commercial College, Sioux Falls,
and learn how.
Don't forget to stop at Williams
store and see the New Coats. 46 ct
See Mike Gibbons in his fight
ing togs October 9th in Philip. He
will spar six fast rounds with his
brother Tom. Look up the big
posters.
For Sale: Second hand Ford
Roadster. Just overhauled. In first
class condition. Will sell cheap if
taken at once. T. v. Joseph, at
Walpole's office. as If
Jack Heng, manager for Ralph
Parcaut, middleweight champ
grappler states that Parcaut will
be in the pink of condition. when
his trainer, H. /. Doss, brings him
here for his bout with the former
Philip mat artist, Luther,
The Pioneer-Review maintains
an editor and also a sub-editor in
comfort and comparative idleness,
while one man, mere printer,
has for several years done most
of the real work around the shop.
Sometimes the Printer has asked
himself: Why is on Editor or a
Sub Editor? Last week the Editor
went off to Sioux City to visit his
motheer and the Sub-Editor went
away on a fishing trip. AS result
we forgot to chronicle a baseball
game of Importance, a concert al
so of Importance, a wedding OF
even greater Importance, and two
births of more Importance still.
Result: Several aggrieved friends
have been around to inquire whe-
ther we were running a newspaper
or a morgue, have asked sarcastic
ally if we were dead or only a.
sleep, and have gone away with
fire in their eyes. The Printer no
longer asks: Why is an Editor or
Sub-Editor.
Word received from the Walter
Luther training camp about the
challenge wrestling championship
of the world states that walt" is
getting into fine trim fir hois bout
which will be the biggest event
as yet in, his wrestling career.
John Pesek of Shelton, Nebraska,
| is giving the coming champ real
finish. You will see Luther go as
he never went before-like bear
cat.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-30

A story Of the naked truth
wearing nothing but smile.
A rib-tickling comedy of embar-
resments.
In which even a white lie would
blacken a mans reputation.
A crusader of truth among an
army Of fibbers.
One hundred and sixty-eight
hours of verasity--on bet.
In which modern American
goes the Father Of His Country
one better.
In q desert Of fabrications, with
truthful man as an oasis.
Showing that the way of the
truth-teller is hard.
An adventure in veracity reveal
ing that fibbers are in the major
ity among the best families.
Wherein . single lie will cost :
young man $4,000 IA cash.
It proves that the cherry trct
incident was possible.
In which the high cost Of liv
ing is matched by the high cos1
of fibbing.
The whole truth, without the
police court attendants oath x
enforce IL.
A farce Of funny features il
which tfuth-tclling proves one d
| the most painful Of the arts.
See TAYLOR HOLMES In
''NOTH7NG BUT THE TRUTH
GEN m = sat Oct A = 9th
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-30
PHONE BLK So LOCAL NEWS PHONE BLK So
Insist on your dealer giving
YOU KING PHILIP FLOUR.

Submit your applications for
loans to Bielslki Farm Loan Co. If
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-12-10

,nensktho, ktory zacala vydAvat'
lacitsl ;akA orgauix6cia nnorzvile
Ako hslo oEn6nenk, 1nA abyt' pro-
fesor Kvaeala povolant "a prbfe-
sora slovefskej' uniueezity Ko-
mensk6ho v Bratislave.
$50. vyro6ie smrtiSSkna "A
mosa Komensk6ho, najvacAeho
pedagoga ma zaciatku prvych va
svitov novel dolby, lcitel a naro-
dov, pripada Ma pondelok, Is. no
vembra.l Rodom moravsl1y Slovak,
stal sa Komensky pri svojej nedo-
brovopnej putt ucitel'skej temer
po celej Europe stredom pedago-
gickych a ldidaktiekych snah sVo,
jej dolby, ohniskom, z ktoreho W.
chadzaly myslienky moderne este
dnes. Bol pedagogom, ale Dol |
basnikom, filozofom, plnym pra-
veho l'udskeho citu, Dol vel'ky
duch, J ktoreho akoby ddery osudu
este upevhoYaly ucelovaly. Te-
To- jeho bolo sodsudenet prenasledo-
vanim cd Habsburgovcov, sby cd.
pocfvalo vcudzej p6de. Ducha me-
mohli odsadit - ten stal sa vsno-
vej dobe liasmu narodu ,nevysy.
chajdcim, pramenem tel 'mysien-
koyej npodstaty, ektora yytvorila
nasu slobodu.. Ueitel'o 'om, 'vycho-
vatel 'om Komensky boil celemu
svetu, nasim vyehovatel 'om je e.
Ste dnes a sila, jeho zakladnych
myslienok pretrva veky. Mas kul-
tarny mrayny program mech je
v znameni Komenskeho.
~ Volba apr6vcu q predsedni.
ctva spolku sv., vojteoha. Dna 4.
noyembra 20 g. hod. fkonalo ,sa v
Trnave (supa Bratislavska) vp
vePkej dvorane gymnazialnej mi
moriadne tvalne shromazdenie Sp.
Sv. Vojtecha.t Dvorana bola ma
bita .Glenmi-neelenmi. Atrakciou
toho ash 600 hlav tpoeitujdceho
shromazdenia bola oznamena yol'-
ba ma spravcevsky trad spolku.
Agitacia so stranysdo doGasneho spra
vcu Vanaka tryala uz tyzdne.
Napnutie ,bolo amimoriadne, no!
Ferdis Juriga a. Florian Fomanek
spojim 1znamym teroristickym wy
stupeXanim preyladali.. Spravcom
spolku ,stal sa redaktor PSsteni.
Ia ppedsedu menoval Juriga An
dreja Hlinku, "a podpredsedu Ne
cesalka. Teroristicke .vystupova-
ME 'Jurigoyo abudilo yseobecn1 me-
;vol'u, tax ze ozyva1ysa ma val
nom shromazdenf hlasy, ze nabu-
idGce nevyplatf sa ma podobnych
shromazdeniach u6ast' brat. ##
Diary. 'sSpolku pre- 'stavbu
inemoenfc. na Slovensku" yenovali
p. predseda Slov. Banky Vlad.
Makovieky 800 X, "a Slovenska
IBanka 10000 K.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-12-10


majetok za1jinal, mech pfse ma
DR.. Emil Fabry, advekat vos Zvo-
lene.
| Tabakova toEiren v sEG6i-
ciach xatvoreu&. V Kosiciach bola
zatvorena tabakova tovaren pre-
stale spory robotnfctva socialne
ldemokratickeho krest 'ansko-so-
cialneho.
Remeselnicl1a banlka ma Slo-
vensku. sHasnik = oznamuje, ze
| v remeselnickych kruhoch zaobe-
rajl sa zalozenim velakej remesel-
nickel banky.
Move mad 'arske banl.cvky.
Dl'a zprav mad 'arskych casopi-
soy mad'arska vlada chysta sa
vydat' move bankovky pod me-
nom "turur'. Medzinarodny trh
ich vsak uz vopred odmieta ako
bezcenny papier. Ma burzach no.
We mad 'arske bankovky nebudii
ami znamenane. ]
- Joxef Gregor.T Tajovsly zaSal
vydavat' svoje spisy vlastnym ma
kladom. Prave vysiel l svazok
"Do konca inc rozprayky".
Odporueame. ..,.
= Poslanec dr. Ivan Halek wy
slany boil spolu druhymi trad
nymi lekarmi ministerstvom zdra-
votnfctva MA studijnd cestu do A
meriky. Odisiel dna To- nov. vra-
ii sa vo februari. (Dr. Halek uz
prisiel a v New Yorku Slovaci u
sporiadali mu uvftanku.)
-,Vrazda v Turanoeh. IstysMa-
cak, obyvatel' turiansky (TurG.
zupa), odkedy prisiel Ameriky,
nemal pokoja v dome svojich ro-
dicov, lebo jeho dvaja bratia 20
zavisti, ze 81 Amerike zgazdo-
val $4,000 kor1n, prisahali mu
pomstu, ktoru vykonali dna 6. no
vembra. Jeden z bratovt tvrazil ne
st 'astnemu Amerikanovi n6z do
tyla, nasledkom coho vykrvacal
Vrah po vykonanom zlocine usiel,
ale cetnici ho chytili. F.
- Jan Kyacala, Kodak 2 Pc.
trovca ma Dolnej jZemi, dlhorocny
professor eyanjeliekej teologicke1
fakulty na s,univerzite v Jurjeve
" terajsom Estonsku) vratil sai
prave Ruska do nasej republiky.
Kvaeala je z najznamenitejsich
badatel'ov O Komenskom, ktoreho
zivot dielo wal 81 "a kivotny l.
kol. Napisal o Komenskom pocet-
ne knihy po cesky, slovensky, ma
d'arsky, nemecky a rusky. Kvaca-
la Dol tiez na cele vel 'keho s1bor-
pneho vydania vsetkych diel Ko-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-12-10
Zprayy 70 Sloyenslra

Ohm v Krompachoch. Dha
5. novembra 0 pol II. hod. pred
poludnim Yypukol hrubej val
coyni VI Krompachoch ohen, ktory
znivocil skoro cel1 valcovnu "a 2
hodiny. Skoda sa odhaduje az ma
so milionov kor1n. Prieina ohna
dosial' nebola zistena. Zamestna-
ne robotnfctvo roztriedili ma inc
roboty, takze neprislo 0 vyzivu.
Direktor mlyna v Presove ga
obasil. V presovskom mlyne poro-
bill tamojsi direktor Derry vseli-
jake svindle s m1kou, medzi inym
odlifroval 5 vagonov muky do
Mad 'arska, aby sa jeho svind-
lom neprislo ma stopu, falsoval
knihy. Teraz, ably, usiel sddu, od-
sddil sa sam, iobesil sa vo vysetru-
j1com vazeni ma svoje plecnice.'
- rnaNky vilar Fr. Richard
Oswald Dol vyzvany sekretarom
ludovei strany Humajom, ably sa
vsdal tsenatorstva, vraj pre- sta
robu.
W ami stary Oswald ME je po-
hodlny l'udakom! ..
L'udova banka uc.r spoil v
R,lzomberku skoncila minulorocnk
obchodovanie S cistym ziskom K
284,297.73, z ktoreho vyplaca 10
perc. dividendy, t. j. K 10 na L.
castinu. go
"Neptun'' priemyselne "a
vody ic. spoil. v Ruzomberku. Pod
touto firmou zaklada sa spoloc-
most S axe. kapitalom X $500, 900
rozdelenym na 5000 1castin po
500 kor. menovitej hodnoty. .Ciel'
spolocnosti je vyrabat' mlynske
vyrobky vo valcovom mlyne, Wy
rabat' electricity prud atd'. Upi-
suje sa' do 81. dec.
- Stolica jazyka ceskosloven-
skeho vo Francii. Franc1zsky d
radny easopis uverejnuje dekret,
ktorym sa sriad d'uje pri Narod-
nej skole zivych jazykov orien-
talnych hlavna stolica pre- jazyk
eeskoslovensky pocinaj1c 1. nov.
toho roku. Pri novel stolici sria-
d'uje sa miesto osobitneho ucite-
Ia jazyka Geskoslovenskeho.
- oslava Komenskeho v Brati-
slave. Dna Is. novembra usporia-
dana bola aule univerzity "Ko-
menskeho' oficielna oslava $50.
vyrocia smrti Jana Amo-
sa Komenskeho, "a teasti profe-
sorskeho sboru, zastupcov roznych
dradov, korporacif atd'. Po zaha-
jeni oslavy rektorom profesorom
Or. Hynkom, ktory poukazal na
1koly bratislavskej univerzity Ko
menskeho prehovoril o vyzname
J. A. Komenskeho DIR. r. Urba-
mex, professor "Masarykovej" IL
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The Washington herald., 1920-05-03
GOES ON TRIAL
FOR MURDER
Lloyd Provost Faces Charge
OF Killing Rich. Eccen-
tric Roommate.

Mount Clemens. Mich. May a.
Charged with the murder last win-
ter of ,. Stanley Brown. wealthy
and eccentric Mount Clemens man,
Lloyd Provost, 2l, viii go to trial
tomorrow. The prisoners defense is
veiled in mystery, as he has refused
70 talk since his arrest. on advice Of
his counsel.
Browns body was discovered by
farmers on December "a as Il lay
hunched over the steering wheel OF
his car on a lonesome road some
four miles from the city. Four as
caliber bullets had crashed through
the mans head. and his skull had
been shattered by their impact.
The only traces the murderer left
as he .retreated from the scene were
footprints leading from the side of
the car a few rods in the direction
Of Mount Clemens. These are said
to tally with Prevost's
Prevost was Browns roommate,
and Is a cousin of Mrs. Ruth Provost
Brown, widow of the slain man.