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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-11-25
SUPERINTENDENT OF GREAT SOUTHERN

L. F. Guerre, superintendent
of the Great Southern Lumber
Company, is a demonstration
of what hard work will do. He
came to Bogalusa about ten
years ago and worked in the Of
flee. Ability and willingness
to tackle hard jobs brought
promotion after promotion I'M
til he now has one of the best
jobs of the great organization.
He has done his part in max
ing Bogalusa the city we have
today and he is always ready
to do more.
Major Guerre saw overseas
service IN the world war with
the rank his title indicates.
He is one Of the men who
never says cit can't be done"
and is willing to tackle any job
for bigger and better city. :
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-11-25
EQUIPPED
MACHINE SHOPS

One of the finest machine
shops to.be found in the South
is connected with the Great
Southern Lumber Company, of
which George Werckley is su-
perintendent. The shops are
equipped to make anything that
is needed at the plant of the
Great Southern Lumber Com
pany or the Bogalusa Paper
Company, and only recently a
locomotive has been rebuilt.
During the past year the shops
have been greatly enlarged.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-11-25

Southern
New Orleans The business conducted during the but several
He
France and made lieutenant colonel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-08

convict to go on wearing his handcuffs after he had been released from prison?
 Rumors percolating through the key hole of the room where the grand liamas. of the G. o. P. sat in conclave Were to the effect that the resolution committee would frame a platform avoiding the Irish question, the League of Nations and the prohibition issue, but would heartily indorse Lincoln s emancipation proclamation, take a firm stand on the Dred Scot decision and come out very strongly against the boil weevil and the late Sultan. The Turk ish vote is too small to count, anyway.
 Later-The above bulletin should be corrected. The platform will proba bly, omit all criticism of the boil weevil, owing to the attitude of the Vermont delegation, who think that the south is raising too much high priced cotton.
 Late tonight the pre-convention ac- tiyities had reached the stage where the delegates no longer talked to- gether. They conferred. Ny con ferees and I have contracted the habit. We likewise have conferred and as a result we have decided to go to bed, which we will now do so.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-08
THINK THEY HAVE M'DOWELL' SLAYER Cedartown, Ga, Authorities Wire Susr cct Is Being
 Held There

John strdmeyer, alias Charlie Meyers negro, charged with the murder of James Mcdowell a salesman for the Chero- Cola Company, was arrested last night in Cedartown, Ga, if the judgment of the authorities in that town is correct. Following is a copy of the telegram received at the local police headquarters from J. L. Cambron, chief of police. at
 Cedartown: Have negro in 1ail whom
 think did the killing of J. w. McDoweH' Please advise.
 Instructions were immediately wired to
 Cedartown to furnish a photograph anu detailed description of the suspected ne- gro. The case was placed in the charge of Chief Lyon and Detective Brannon' Mcdowell, who was twenty-four years old, anu a former service man, was sho~ three times on the morning of May 70 at the Chero-Cola plant on Twenty-fourth street and Avenue 5, South. Studmeyer' who had been an employe of the com pany until that morning when he hao been discharged was charged With sns
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-08
HOSPITAL COSTING S1,OOO,OOO WANTED
Anti ti-Tubercul0sis Society Considers Petition for
 Bond Issue Soon

The board of revenue will be asked to build a $1,000,OOO anti-tuberculosis hospital here if plans of the Jefferson Coun- ty Anti-Tubercolusis Associa- ton are carried out, it is stated. This organization is making plans for the circulation of a petition to be signed by the re- uuired number of voters as au- thorized by the new state law.
 Under this new state law the board of revenue is required to call an cleo ton for a S1,000.o00 bond issue II presented with a petition signed by the required number of qualified elec- tors. The plan of the new bill was to erect an anti tuberculosis hospital in every county and take steps to prevent the spread of this disease throughout Alabama.
 For years the local association has maintained a tuberculosis camp on Red mountain and the sanitarium is prac- tically filled all the time. There are many young children among the patients there and those who are able to pav do so, while those who are not get the same treatment. This inst1tu- tion is supported largely by public sub scriptions and the proceeds of the Red Cross seals at Christmas time each year.
 Although the exact plans of the To- cal association have not yet been an nounced it is stated that steps are be- ing taken to have petition clrcu- lated among the voters in Jefferson county and when signed by the re- ouired number will be presented to the board of revenue.
 When the election is called by the board the citizens will be given an op- portunity to say whether Sl,UoO,ooo worth of bonds shall be issued for the erection of this building.
 Many persons who have been close lv associated with the work of the anti-tuberculosis association for years say a hospital of this kind IS one Of the needs of the county as the present sanitarium is inadequate to care Tor the number of persons suffering from this disease.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-08
BABY FALLS ONE
 STORY TO DEATH

While the mother was preparing sup per- John Hennessy, Jr., P months old. | the only child of MT. and Mrs. John M. Hennessy, fell from the second floor of the residence at TIC South Twenty sec ond street and died soon afterwards According to the grief-strcken parents. the child climbed over the railing of a portico on the second floor and fell to
 the earth, twenty feet below. The head of the little fellow hit on a brick, crush ing the skull.
 The remians were taken in charge by Lige Loy. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 8 o'clock from Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church. In termeRt will follow in the church ctme-
 tery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-08
Local Data
Marriage Llcensey

The following marriage licenses were issued at the effice of the pro- bate judge yesterday.
 William Harold Mandy and Miss Agnes Winifred Busby.
 Berlie Salter and Miss Ovie Black ston.
 Bernard Grady Glenn and Miss Louise Stella Smith.
 Cordy Elmer Brundidge and Miss Minnie KessleN
 Richard L. Hobart and Miss Bennie Alyce Taylor.
 Grady Robbins and Miss Hazel Sloan
 Martin Brown and Miss Mazuria May Walker.
 James A. Simpson and Miss Jose phine Underwood Evins.
 w. E. James and Miss Ethel Lucille Tucker.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-08
SOME COBB OBSERVATIONS


 In the absence of othodox news l crave leave of the reader to finish out my allotted space with a few bulletiss on incidents picked up from time to time during the day, as follows:
 Not single woman delegate has been observed in the act of splitting at a crack in the marble flooring of hotel lobby One fears that .constitu- tionally women are not fitted for .prac- tical politics.
 Up to 10 p. m. the Wood rooters had given away 5000 red and green feathers. They were all tail feathers, which was mistake. What tie Wood boom needs is wing feathers.
 The badges of admission have been distributed. Each badge is accom- panied by a printed slip stating that after the convention the bronze me- dalton which adorns the badge may be detached from its ribbon and worn as a watch fob or bracelet ornament. What curious fancy. Would you expect a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-08

W est to attend their national conven- tion, which will be held in Portland, Ore
 The travelling men will leave over the Louisville and Nashville road, and while en route to the convention grounds they have many plans and stunts they are going to pull that they say will adver- tise Birmingham in first-class style.
 When the convention is over. the party will visit many of the famous resorts of the Rocky mountains. Several of the members of the association will take their families with them.
 Among those of Birmingham who will make the trip are:
 R. L. Fuller, c. Van Mason, F. M. Means, F. O. Harvey, c. E. Robinson, Jim Powell, Jim Robertson, H. E. Shrop- shire Sr.. Henry Hidden and John Camp
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-08

deed. It is thought that Studmeyer got in an argument with Mcdowell because he had been discharged.
 Mcdowell was rushed to the Hillman hospital immediately, but died on his way there. The negro escaped. The negro had been in the army. City detectives sent to the army Identification depart ment apd secured photographs and fin ger prints of Linn. A description of Stud meyer was sent out to police depart ments all over the country, and 1t was on this description that the arrest in Cedar town was made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-08
SIX ARE INJURED IN
 TROLLEY COLLISION

In a collision between a ,roiIey car and trailer at First avenue and Sixteenth street, six negroes were injured yester- day afternoon. An ambulance was called and the injured persons were carried to St. vincent's hospital, where they re- ceived surgical attention. None was se- riously hurt. The trouble was caused by the trailer breaking loose from the car and then ramming it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-08
THE WEATHER
Forecast

Washington, June 7.-Weather forecast: Georgia: Partly cloudy Tuesday and \ nesday, probably showers in south portion.
 Alabama and Mississippi Fair Tues day and Wednesday,; not much change in temperature.
 Tennessee: Fair Tuesday and Wednes- day. warmer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-08

bell. The party will also be accompa- nied by J. A. Carney of Mobile, L. K. McYoy of Selma, John T. Bartee and Messrs. Stoddard and Lovin of Decatur.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-08
TRAVELLING MEN ARE
 TO LEAVE FOR WEST
Birmingham T. P. A. Delegation Be-
 gins Trip This Evening

Twenty members of the Al9bama Trav- elers' Protective Association will leave Birmingham tonight at S:45 o'clock in special Pullman car for a trip to the
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-08
fWS.SfWSS1TWS
PODIVNA KRlTIKA PRESI-
DENTA WILSONA " ANCLU

Londyn, 7. l-dna. - Jedova-
ty utok ma presidenta Wilsona
Jest obsazen V redakGni uvaze
V tydennfkG Saturday Review.
V nemz Sc pravi: "Hrdza hla-
du We Vfdni stava Sc desiveisi
kazdym dnem. Gin hlubsf sta
va sc tragedie Rakouska. tim
cerneiSfm stava Sc zlocin "Vel-
ke ctyrkv", a e ZvlaSte presi-
denta Wilsona. M6sice draho-
cenn6ho casu byly promrhany
V Pafizi. Kdvz move zeme by
W utvofenv. Svaz narodIl mohl
bVti diskutovan. Ale nikoli.
Wilson musil pTiiiti do Evro-
pv. ktere neznal absolutne
niceho, hotovym planem V
kapse pro regeneraci sveta ma
zaklade ctrnacti bodd. a Svazli
narodG. Wi sonova intensivni
omezenost a. domyslivost jsou
takove, re vskutku Sc domnf-
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PREsIDENTOvA CHOROBA.
"krevni nador" ma mozhu, pfi-
CInou nemoce.

Baltimore 6. ledna. ZdejSi
Sun uvefejnuje dnes clanek,
psany odbornikem, We kter6m
Sc vysv6tluje podstata onemoc-
,n6ni presidentova. Presidento-
lvo onenocnenl pozustava u
thrombosis, nemoce, ktera
lie definovana, jakozto "ztuh-
mutt krevni lilly ssedlinou kr-
ve.' President pTivodil 81 tuto
Inemoc nasledkem pfepracova-
mi, jez potalo ma pafizske kon
ferenci mirove a ktere Sc stup-
nova.o jeho agitaCni cestou 20
Americe We prospech mirov6
|smlouvy. Tuto cestu podnikI
pres dGtklive varovani sv6ho
lekafe. Ma poslednim dnu ce-
sty, bylo pozorovati ma presi-
dentov6 6bliGeji nervosni trha-
nj ust a taktez male klesnuti
leveho konce dolejsiho retu..
Tento stav byl znepokojuii-
elm mohl Sc nebezpecne roz-
vinouti. Proto presidentflv le-
kaf odfekl dalSi cesty naridil
navrat presidentGv do Wash
ingtonu. Po pfijezdu zmizely
|vyse uvedene priznaky. CtvrtG
ho dine po SVEN navratu hral
partii kulecniku, Sc svym leka
rem. PAX Sc odebral do svG
loznice. Vstal, ably 81 wal kni-
hu, nez-,i vsak roz3vitil. upadl
ma zem. Pani Wilsonova prispe
chala mu ku pomoci a pomohla
mu zp6t ma luzko. Byl bez We
domi a tento stav trval po %
hodiny. Pozdeji pax zjiSteno,
re podstatou nemoce jest utvo
feni krevniho nadoru (ssedli~
ny krevniD, ktery zamezova|
norma!nf ob6h krve. Nebylo
vSak nizadnych znamek mrtvi-
ce, neb vyronu krve do mozku.
Tyden po tomto zachvatu byl
president bezmocnym, MAZE ra
me nohu zcela bezvladnymi.
Nyni NIUE rukou vladnouti a
taktez Sc i denne prochazeti We
SVEN pokoji. Ocekava Sc, re be
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val, re ieho ctrnact bodG pro-
ide. Tydny byly straveny pou-
covanim tohoto americkeho
profesora-politikafe. re jeho
ctrnactka musi jiti bud do ko-
Sc ma papfr nebo zpet do jeho
kapsy. PAX pocala nekoneGna
debata o svazu, zatfm co Evro-
pa klesala do anarchie a hla-
d6moru. KoneGn6 autor vSech
prGtahl vraci Sc do Ameriky.
shledava vetSinu senatu proti
"obe a uleha ma loze. Co fekne
historic o tomto muzi?"
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PRIJizDEJi DO AMERlkY.

New York, 6. ledna. Minuly
tyden pfijelo do New Yorku
tolik pristehovalc1, lie pro ne
1fadovny ma Ellis Islandu ne
stacily a vystupovani q lodi Sc
zdrzelo, stejne jake vyklada-
nj zboz1 pfistavu. Pristeho-
valeckes 1fady vsak pravf,, re
ie to ien docasne re zadny
veliky naval z Evropy media Sc
ocekavati. Pocitajf, re ma pff-
sti rok neprojede New Yor-
KEN vice nezli 100000 lidi,
kdezto pred valkou priifzdelo
itch rocne 100000 az 1000
0OO.F Mezi> temi, .kteff pfijeli,
tvori velikou v6tsinu ii, kdoz
kdoz jiz zde drive byli anebo
kdo zde ma pffbuzne. Dobra
polovina Z Mich jsou zaloznici,
hlavne italSti, kteri ma vyzvu
italske vlady opustili tuto zem
a pospisili domG, by vstoupili
ma pocatku valky do vojska, 2
nehoz byli nynf propusteni.
Mnozi Z Mich isou americkymi
obcany a budou pripuSteni be-
re vseho. Ostatnf jsou otcove,
matky, zeny a deti muzd v A
merice jiz usazenych. Jest me-
ri mimi take mnoho Cechoslo-
vakG PolakG, kteri Sc do Sp.
Statu pfistehovali pred valkou.
Dale pfijelo take mnoho ro-
zenych Americana, kteri Sc ne
mohli ma cestu vypravit drive,
nasledkem neurovnanych po-
merG valecnych. Nekteri z Mich
lS0u z Nemecka. Il tech mnOZl
jeli ma listky, ktere 81 koupili
pred ttyfmi nebo peti lety. Is
sac Siegel. kongresnik New
Yorku, ktery jest c,enem pfi-
st6hovaleckeho vyboru, byl ma
Ellis Islandu behem iejich pfi-
jeZdu a vyslovil sc, re pficho-
ri tito jsou lepsi kvality nez-'i
jaci pfiiizdeli drive. Nekteri
mich mali IL sebe az nekolik IL
sim do,lard, penize to, kter6
Jim zbyly z prodaneho majet-
ku We stare vlasti. Zakon Zada.
hem mesice bude president L.
pine poZdraven.
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hem m6sice bude president L.
pine poZdraven.
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TWSSl WSSl WSS1
DETROIT MA PRES MILLION
OBYVATEL.

Detroit. 6. ledna. = Ma "a
klad6 move vydan6ho adresare
CO odhaduie. re obyvatelstvo
Detroit p prilehlVch pfedme3ti
eta 1,044.00O dust. Zastupce
V1adnf censovnf kancelafe SOU
di. re sGitanim lidu budou tyto
cislice potvrzeny. Detroit die
toho by predhonil st. Louis a
Cleveland a stal bv Sc patym
m67tem We Spoi. Statech. Auto
mobilova industrie pTicinila SO
V prvni Tad6 o tento Gzasny
wrist.
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Z URADOVNY RADU
CECHOSLOVAN c. 30, CSPS.

CECHOSLOVAN c. 80, CSPS.
Ctsni bratri!
Jeikoz rebyl dostatek clenI
v prosincove schulz, byli isme
nuceni odlozit nominaci vvborn
10 LEDNOVE schaze, ktera
&c kona 10. !edna 1920. Proto
oratri, Vas vvzyvsm. byste Sc
1ostavili a volili 81 vyborv pro
priSti rok, nebot' start bratri
zastavaii urady DO dlouha le-
IN isou liz prace nabazeni.
Snad kazdv Vas uzna. ze ne
stsci priiit jednou Ia par let do
shEze a stare pracovniky kriti-
sovat a sam ruku k dilu nepri-
Iozit. Kr;tika Radu neprospe-
lie, proto je ma Vas, abvste kri-
tiky zanechal; a chopili Sc pra-
ce a dokazali CO dovedete. OBJ
zvla$t' zde. ia Buckeve Road.
Proto Rratri Radu CechosIovan
:. 30, c. s. P. S. Vas vvzyvsm,
byste Sc dostavili " plnem po-
Gtu a ukazaIi. ze iste iests ne
zapomeli, kde Rad CechosIo-
van {. so. ma svni stanek. BvIo
bv zadoucno, bychom ST poda-
Ii ruku k ruce a pracovali bratr
XIV a kritiky nechaIi. neb ga
hodno pracovat vespolek. Bra
til, name mnoho X jednani We
orospech naSeho Radu a jine
Inlezite iednani ohledns nasi
Ceske Spolkove Sine ma Buck
eye Rd. Zaroven Vam sdeluii,
oyste ST zapravili Vase prispsv-
XIV proto ie nutno, aby Sc kaz
dy do schIze dostavil kdyby
to nepomohlo. TAX bychom
ovli nuceni zavesti pokuty. ja-
20 pred nekolika lety a donutit
ty bratrv, kteri TAX kdvsi pro
pokutu horcvali, ably 81 ma ty
easy vzpomeli a sanli sch1ze
navstevovali.
S bratrskym pozdravem
Ia Rad Cechoslovan &. 80,
STAN. BRAUN, tai.
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ably mel plistehoyalec sebe
nejmene $25 a pred vaIkou
v6tsina pfistehovalcd mela So
iva to a mic Vice. S vyiimkou
otc1 a nfatek, kter6 mail V A.
merice syny nebo dcery a KITE
re musi byti neim6ne 55 rokil
stafi, zada Sc Ma kazd6m. abv
dovedl precist ctyricet SLOW.
Tech, kdoz cisti neumf a isou
proto odmitnuti, isou sotva
dive procenta. Siegel Sc vyslo-
vii, re pristehovaiecky vybor
hodla kongresu odporuCiti, abv
sc tato hranice v6ku pro rodi-
&c snfzila 2 55 ma 80 rokd. Ci-
tuje pffklad. jak Sc diva mladf-
CT, rusti eide. vystehovali do
Bostonu a V kratk6 dobe made
lali jmenf 100000. Povolali 81
"a sebou otce. ktery byl star
81 rok a tudiz musel skladati
literarni zkouSku. Neum6l vsak
cisti j byl deportovan.
Ze tento naval pfist6hoval-
cd Jest docasny, vid6ti Jest mi
mo line Z toho, ze do pffstava
iinvch, Bostonu, Filadelphie a
Baltimore nepfiiizdi nikdo.
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uvadim: Chci Sc pokusit, vyll-
citi dojmy, zachycene "a poby-
tn ma Sibiri, CO MONA nejprav
divej. Nebot' pravda nikdy to-
lik skody nenadela, jako pred
.stlrani nebo zastfrani. A je to
take zakladnfm rysem povahy
nasch vzacnych hochG, tam da-
lekO Ia oceany, dosud marne
tekajicfmi ma sve osvobozeni.
Jak nam vsude Tikali, kde-
koli jsme mezi mimi stanuli
Chceme od vas slyset 0 sve do
movine, o te nasi svobodne Via
sti pouze pravdu, byt' byla Sc
be trpci neprfjemnejsi! Je-
nom mas "nehoupejte". ("Hou-
panim' rozumeji sibirsti legi-
onafi nepravdiv6 zpravy, at
jde vedome klamani nebo tfe
ba pouhe chlacholeni, lichoce-
nj q pod.)
Jake jsme je nalezli, iak
smysleii a citi, .jakym zivotem
ziji, jak dychtive zajimaii Sc o
osudy nejen svych rodnych, ale
pfedevSim o mladou naSi repu-
bliku a pomery v nj, jak bolest-
ne pfece tax heroicky nesou
straslivou THU dlouhe odlouce
nosti cd sveho naroda, iejz oni
V prvni rade osvobodili, jak
tezkou a nebezpecnou sluzbu,
stale jeSte ziv6ty vyzaduiici !!
jest Jim konati podel "sibifsk6
magistraly", jak vysoce zdatne
vojsko predstavuji - kratce !:
nejen pouhy zevni DOZEN, ny
brz j jejich dust, jejich radosti
bo.esti, preliti We sloupce te-
skych novin, jest 1kolem neko-
lka techto stati. Je nutno, aby
nase vefejnost vice, nez dosud.
Zajimala Sc o osud slavnych
hrdind, kteTi ma rtech svych
mali dnes jedine heslo: Navrat
domG!
A to navrat co nejrychlejSi.
Cim drive, tim lepe = pro ne
pro mas donna. Kazdy pokus
- byt' ze sebe lepSich pohnu-
tex = kterym by mel byti od-
dalen jejich navrat do vlasti,
Je tezkym prohreSenim Sc, jak
ma nasich osvoboditelich. tax
ma repubiice, ktera iich pra-
We potrebuje tax nal6have V
nynejsi chvili sveho budovanf a
upevnovani.
Ze Sibire do republiky zazni
va jedna touha, iedno volani:
"Vrat'te nam domov!" A re-
publiky do Sibire lett denne IL
sicere vzdechy a nad6je vSech
tech deti, zen matek, otcG, bra
TIL a sester, kteri hori netrp6li-
vosti, ably stiskli V naruc svoie
nejdrazsi. Stejn6 tax ocekava
le roZpiata naruc cele svobod-
ne vlasti
Nikdy mi nevymizi mysli
okamzik, kdy isem cetl upro-
sired rnznych napisG, vitaji-
cich naSi delegaci, tam V dala-
vach sibifske tajgy, kratkou
sice, ale tax hlubokou modlit-
bu nasich nezapomenutelnych i
"Taticku drahy mas, vrat' nam
domov! +. :"
Tato prosba desetitisicn We
psana byla pod obraz presiden
ia Masaryka. k nemuz lnou IL
to rytffe sibirske anabase ce-
lou horoucnosti sve duse. tax
jako stejne vroucne miluji svo-
il republiku.
A jakou bolest pocitili isme |
vsichni, kdyz shledli isme inv
napis: "Nas uz NINA nikdo
rad!' Byl to zoufaly vykrik sta
tecneho, ale opusteneho srdce. 1
ktery vyiadroval vsechnu tn
drasavou tfsen unavenych pout
nikn, vrzenych tisfce mil cd
svych nejdrazSfch, Cd vlasti a
naroda. Myslim, re netreba We ;,
fejnosti vysvetlovat, proc sibir
ska armada must CO neidrive
byti zde, mezi nami. Je nutno
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Hledam hospodyni

ma farrnu, ktera, kdyz by Sc
j libilo a cht6la by Sc pro-
vdati, mela by prednost. :
Jsem 40 roku star, vlastnim
farnu a nam diva chlapce
do 9 rokI. BlizSi sd6lim ma
plihlasku V dopise. Zaslete
nabidky do adm. t. listu.
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- Inu ia "Baruska" zrov-
ra k nakousnuti, pfi divadle
25. ledpa V sini ma Clark Av.
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80 q o. o q - a
"PROTIVA", hra ze zivota
;umavskeho lidu Sc svymi zpe
Wy Ionske sezony tax libila, ze
il bude TYL nedeli dne Is.
Iedna opakovati. Zamluvte ST
listky p. Vacka " Ceske Ma
rcdni SIM.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30

dissertation at any time. pu' ino
ssneciallv in wet weather. when "
become a sea of mud
several attempts have been mas
in the past to have the street pAs.1'
but various circumstances have a
en- prevent it, However. the prop
erty owners believe that they nave e
everything adjusted now 81 '
work can proceed.
Il has been reported tha4 ncalay
every owner OF property along tne
section OF the proposed paving dis'
trict has agned the petition. ~
constitutes a big majority that ~1l
compel others to agree whether thes
desire paving or not. Major Freeman
has assured those who have been nc
tive in the campaign that their 20
tition will receive due and inmeoi
ate consideration from the board o
city commissioners
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30
MAJORITY Or OWNERS
ON { NORTHWEST ASK
ST Rect IMPROVEMENT

A petition has been circulated by
property owners on street nortn-
west, asking that the street be
paved. They anticipated that they
will be able to induce tho city COM
missioners to begin work AT an early
date c street has been the one OF
the unsightly thoroushfares of the
city for long time, and ons that II
nearly imLassible for vehicles OF any