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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
SJEZD NARODNiHO SVAZU
CESKYCH KATOLfKU.

V Chicagu, Ill. zahajena by
la minule dtery druha konfe-
renee Narodniho Svazu Ces-
kych Katoliku Americe "a
pritomnosti IA jifedniku 72
delegatG. Ia distriktni svaz 2
Clevelandu Sc dostavili: Rev.
F. J. Hroch, predseda, Jos. L..
Masek, tajemnik, Rev. Oldfich
Zlamal, FIR. Sindelaf, Kar. Pro-
chazka. Prvni Ustfedni Jedno-
tn zastupoval kaplan Rev. Pc
tr Cerveny z Clevelandu a jed
notu Zen Americkych tajemni-
ce Karolina Tuhdckovd. Sized
DO slavnych bohosluzbdch V
10. hod. dopoledne zahaiil
predseda p. J. Straka. nacez
pfikroceno k volbe vyboru ma
pov6fuifci listing a hned ma to
redaktor st. louiskeho "Hla-
SUI, p. Hynek Dostal, Glen
misse prave Z Ceskoslovenska
Sc narratives. podaval infor-
macnf zpravu. V odpolednim
zaseddni schvdleny povefujicl
listiny zdstupcd pfikroceno k
volb6 rGznVch organisacnich
vyborG. z Clevelandu zasedajl
We vyboru ma stanovy p. Kar.
Prochazka. vo vIboru resoluc-
MIN Rev. Oldfich Zlamal a pi.
X. Tuhackova, We vyboru fl
nancnim ma Gcty .. Jos. l..
MaSnk, We vyboru tiskovem p.
FIR. Sindelaf. Zaiimavou Sc ie-
villa obsirna zpr5va, pfedGitana
byvallm taiemnikem Ustfed-
nv D. Fr. Sindeldfem, V nfz IL
Geny isou d6iinv Svazu a zvla-
ste vTkaz financni svedGil o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
AMERICKE UPISOVANi MA
POLSKOU STATNi PUJCKU.

Dr.. TadeaS StarGinsky, ma
ior polsk6 armddy a organisa-
tor legii vyslanych z Ameriky
proti bolSevik6m, buda hlav-
MIN recnikem ma hromadnych
schuzich, poradanIch piiSti ne
deli CleveIande i V okolnich
osadach polskou populaci.
Prvni kondna bude We farm 81
III ma Forman Ave. a vych. 65.
III. 1880 hod. rano, pax V
polsk6 knihovn6 ma Kenil-
worth Ave. a Goodrich House
na VVch. 81 III. ClevelandSti
Poldci isou pfesv6dteni, re Gle
velandu prift ma kvota 5000
600 dol. bude iist6 pfepsana.
NeivetSi dil bondG proddn bvl
prostTadnictvlm clevelandske
polsk6 bankovni instituce. iez
prY ma liz dnes 1pisu We vysi
$2,000.000 prevySuiici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
ZACHRANNA OPATREN |
PRO NAHODILA NESTESTi.

Ably pfi povstalych poza-
rcch. boufich, povodnich il
nyeh pfipadnych katastrof5ch
byla ihned 20 ruce dobfe orga
nisovana pomoc zrizuje Anne
ricky Cerveny Kfiz vybor, kite
ry by byl pfipraven pri po-
dobnych pohromach zakrociti
V nekolika jen minutdch. Hlav
nj stan zachrann6ho vyboru po
l0zen Jest do Gis'a 900 Stan
dard Parts budovy. Mezi Glen
stvem Jest mayor Fitzgerald
spoIu s celou Tadou prominent
nich obcanu osv6dcenych pra
covnikG. Vybor bude miti k di-
sposici skladiSt6 potravin. sat
atva jinych potfeb podob-
nych pripadech nejvice poza-
dovanych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
MESTSKE FTNANCNI NE
SNAZE.

Priimv m6sta Clevelandu Il
dneSnich m6stskych dani nj
kterak nestaCi ma uhrazenl w
daiG. V pokladndch obecnlch
isou obnosy. ktar6 tax staGi ma
vvplaceni V policejnim a ha-
siGskem departmental. TAX mi
poiedndni, jez bude vyborem
oadesati clenG vykonn6 komo-
ry predlozeno mayoru Fitzge-
raldovi. Navrh iak pomoci
spatnym m6stskym financim
vyiddfen bude patrn6 pfedlo-
hou. 0 niz bude voliGstvu ma
podZim hlasovati.
LetoSni mestsk6 vydeja jsou
skorem dvakrdte tax velke,
nez cely vynos obecnich davek
deficit bude nutno vyrovna-
ii opetnym vydanim NEST
jskych dluhopisd. Smutny roz-
poGet Clevelandu bude mlti pa
trn6 "a nasledek, re Sc mesto
uchopi prilezitosti, Jake skytd
TAX zvana GardnerOva predlo-
ha, kterou Jest dovoleno brani-
.ti Sc obecnim fiaskum vypsa-
MIN zvIaStnich dani. X podob-
n6mu zatizeni obGanstva musl
vSak ddti schvaleni prizniva re-
ferendni volba.
Ma uhrazeni ySech vyloh a
GrokH re starIch dluhG potre-
.buje m6sto celkem $3,865.729-
40 a deficit die n6kterych ma
vrhu mohl by byti hrazen po-
platkem q obchodniho obratu.
Uprava mestskeho finanGni-
ctvi sv6fena bude zvlaStnimu
vyboru, V n6mz zasedati bu-
dou, ponejprv V historii naSeho
m6sta zeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
ILLUMINATING co. A
MESTSKA ELEkTRARNA
VARUJf PRED PLYTVANIM
ELEKTRINOU.
Moznost zastaveni dodavani
pohonu tovarnam.

Elektricka sila, jak k prd-
myslovemu pohonu, tax osvet-
lovani bude dod6vana V omeze-
n6m m6fitku. iest-li re ne do
celia zastavena. nenastanou-li
lepSi pom6ry V dodavinf uhli.
Vice-president Illuminating
Co. Robert Lindsay. ienz jest
souGasn6 riditelem imenova-
ne spoleGnosti. odporucuje nej-
krain6isi Setreni elektrinou po
k0nf9renci celT den trvaiici a
souGasn6 tvrdi, ze spoleGnost
podobn6 krisi dosud DO celou
dobu ieiiho trvani 26 let ne
Celia.
Zastavenfm dod5vanf elektri
ck6ho pohonu bvl by dotcen
krone snad ocelaren, v$echen
rrilmvsl. Uvedeni spoleCnost
dod5va elaktr. enorgii 1000 prG
mvslovVm z5vodGm, til Ctvrti-
ny veSkere sily uziva spoiled
most poulicnich drah, kdezto 0
zbytek Sc deli osv6tlovani me-
STA. soukromVch dom6, krone
potTeb Y dilnach.
Komisaf Davis Z m6stsk6 e.
lcktrdrny. iez opatfuie as 25.-
600 dom6 elektfinou a zasobu-
ie ma 200 pr6mvslovych zavo-
dd krone GdsteCneho osv6tlov1
nj ulic. hude tn samou pisen s
uvad6nim techze d1vodH.
Illuminating Co. ma uhal-
nrch zasob prav6 tax ma tfi
dny. kdezto m6stska elektrar-
ma Jest "zasobena" ma cely ty-
den. Oba zdvody Sc snazi kou-
pitt nutnG palivo u zdejSich OBJ
chodnikd. jelikoz kontraktem
z6yazne doddvky neni mozno
dostati. Plati az $50 "a tunu
oproti vyiednan6 Gene $3.50.
Y nejnutn6jsim prip&d6 "a
stavena bude elektrina tovar-
nam, pozd6i die nutnosti pou-
liGnlm karam a nejposlednei
sim pTipad6 nebude dodavjna
energie k osv6tlovdni ulic a do
mdcnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04

velikosti prace vykonan6 v,o-
svobozovaci akci. We vykazu
tomto jsou podrobne jak pTi-
jmy tax vydani uvadeny a cell
kove vyznaceno, za Svaz ma
pomocnou akci vyplatil sumu
pres 100000. Po t6 podavali
zprdvy delegdti "a Jednoty a
"a distriktnl sway. Ia distrikt
nj Svaz New Yorku s 1cel-
nym navrhem Sc vytasil delegat
p. Jos Kratochvil, V nemz od-
porucoval sjezdu. re by bylo
zahodno postarati Sc 0 cesko-
slovenske divkv, pfiiizd6ifcf
sem re stare vlasti, zrizenim
6stavu. V n6mz bv Sc pecova-
10 0 iejich bezpecnost. Tez de-
leeat p. Jos. L. MaSek z Cleve-
landu podal imenem tohoto
distriktu obsaznou a velmi "a
iin1avou zpravu Cinosti V
Clevelandu. Predneseny isou
RUNE navrhv a odkazany pfi-
slusnym vyborGm, nacez Ease
d5ni odroteno ma pristi den.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
NOVY PREPAID GASOLINE
We STANCE.

Poslednf dobou vzala 81 ban
da organisovanych autolupi-
eli patrn6 ma muSku gasolinove
stanica a sice tenkrate prav6
We chvili, kdyz kolektoIi spo-
leCnosti sbirali vtera vecer str
zene penize. Dya kolektofi,
George Simpson, 1879 vych.
18. ul. a III. G.. Hober. sblrali
trzbu ma zapadni strane a do
spell prav6 k posledni stanici
ma Gehring a Abbey Ave.
Kdyz opouSteli stanlci pfijel
automobil , muzi, z nichz ,
yyakocili revolVary ohrozo-
vail oba kolektory. mezi tim co
tfeti bandita setryai ma stro-
ii. Hober Simpson byli donu-
ceni SpOlu Sc sprdvcem Stanlce
J. Dahlerem postaviti Sc ke zdi
a bandit6 zmocnivSe Sc pytliku
s hotovymi, vybrali cash regi-
ster SO z kapes til prapade-
nych. Po vykonanem kousku
vskocili rychle do auta a uni
zeli s koristi presahujici 1000
dolIaru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
LEGIONARU UM
VCLEVELANDE..

BRATR1! @
V pond6li, dne 7. cervna 30
kona sc fadna m6sicni schuZe
mistni DRUZINY kazdy je
rovinen Sc dostaviti, Zajmu
}ama sebe a celku.
<'-I ~anncne presne V 8
hodin vecer. Kdo mites dostav
Sc drive k vypln6ni listin k do
sazeni obcanstvi. Ucast vSech
jest tudiz velenutna!
Jine dulezitosti ma progra-
mu. KDO NEJSI DOSUD GLE
MEM, pfiid' V zajmu obcanstvi
neb za5li adresu zadost "a
plikaci. Vsem legionarske
"ZDARr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
POULlCNi MELODY.
Diva nrtvi a diva zransni.

Oskar Dean, 59lety, bytem
1856 vych. "a. ul. povolanim
tesaT, byl ma mist6 zabit pou-
liGni elektrickou karou ma
vJch. 10. ul. X odstran6nl mrt-
voly museli byti povolani hasi-
ci. Pozdstatky nest astnika by
" teprve "a n6kolik hodin po
udavSim Sc neSt6sti ziiSt6ny.
13-letI Edward Schulz byl ma
cest4 re skoly sv. Augustine
pTi pfechazeni Auburne Ave. a
zap. IA. ulice smrteln6 zran6n
'autotruckem. Byl odvezen do
Grace nemocnice, kde ma dne-
SEX zemfel. 1Oleta Celia Ce-
klicova byla pred obydlfm
1927 zap. 27 vi. zran6na au-
tenn takze musela byti dopra-
vena do m6stsk6 nemocnice.
DO nemocnice sv. Alexeje
ma Broadway dopraven byl V
lzritickGm stavu 18lety Andrew
Dipolv, 3057 vych. 70 uIice..
iehoz auto vrazilo ma Kinsman
Rd. u Nickel Plate drdhy do
DouliGni kary. Ma rozrazenou
labku a zlomeninu iedn6 nohy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
0 STAVU VEREJNYCH CEST
V NASEM OKRESU.
Vozba nakladnimi automobiiy
ma byti upravena.

Twinsburska silnice spoiu-
ifci Cleveland 5 Akronem, sill
nice brecksvillsk5 a celia rada
iinych velice trpi otresy pine
nalozenych autotrockd tax, re
jest ma Mich vice meme patrno
skodliv6 pGsobo techto mo-
dernich vozidel.
Dovoz ma veTeinJch cestach
ozivl zeim6na V dneSni, iarni
dobe "a stavky vThybkard,
kdy nutno bylo pouziti tohoto
star6ho zpGsobu dopravy.
Ones ale nedostav5 Sc potfeb
neho materidlu pro opravu u
drzovanf cest, iako obzvl55tt
cementu i delnickFch sil.
Malo kdo by uv6fil, ze ne
ktcr6 clevelandsk6 z&vody eX-
.peduji svoie tovarv pomoci au-
totruck6 al do Kalifornie. Gle
velandskI automobiIovy klub
zaslal zvlaStnf poiednani ko-
misafGm silnic V okresu Cuya-
hoga iinde. V kter6m Jest ma
vrhovdno move uzdkon6ni, upra
vuifci pfedpisy pro rychlost j
dovolen6 zatizeni nakladnfch
etroi6. Krone n6vrhu Zebra
.tlub ma silniGni policii, iez ne
dbd, aby pfedpisy iizde by
" zachovavanv. Az dosud ne
bvl Zatten ami iedinv fidiC
ndkladniho automobile pro ry-
chou iizdu neb pro pfekroCe-
nj pfedepsan6 tie nakladu
vlozen6ho ma autotruck. Serif
Hanratty, ma jehoz adresu
vlastn6 tyto vytkv byly mife-
nv, pTiZnal, ze nikdO nehvl "a
teen, ale proto ze neni prodpi-
su. 0 lcterV bv Sc zaloba vlastn6
mohla opirati. NeivGtSi chybou
Dry Jest. re pri stavbe naSich
"ost nemohlo bJti pfedviddno
ze iednou budou vydany po-
dobn6mu nebezpeGi.
Pro zdkonitou ochranu cest
vyslovuje Sc j okresnl inze-
nyr Stinchcomb, jenz pravil
re neiakG omezeni bezohlednd
vozby nastati musi, nemajf-li
.bTti nase silnice. tyto posledni
Eomunikacni prostfedky. Gpl-
( 2niteny.
"Zadna silnice nem6ze vydr-
ieti, iezdi-li po nj trucky $ ma
kladem 25 tun, rychlosti % az
40 mil "a hodinu, iak jsam sam
ma twinsburske silnici Vid6I",
vvprdv6l Stinchcomb. "Silnice
byla ieSt6 pred nedavnem We
vgborn6m stavu, dnes Jest Zri-
.eninou."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
POKUS SEBEVPAZDY
OTRAVCU.

Z omrzelosti aivota nasled-
KEN vytrval6 choroby pozil We
ttvrtek 43letI Frank Katina,
bvdlici V elsie 3S47 lndepen-
dence Rd. iedu. Zoufalec do
praven byl do nemocnice sv.
Alexise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-04
KORESPONDENCE KRAJA.
NU " NASf URADOVNE.

PAM Betuse DuSkova, roze-
na Vlasata a pan Jan Ptak V
Clevelande, mali nasi ufadov
ne zpravv z Czech. prvnejsf cd
svnovce Frant. Vlasateho re
Samechova u Chocerad a dru-
ny cd Annv Kunove, roz Ko-
Sanove 2 Tyna mad Vltavou.
Listkv nemohla poSta dodati
pro ne6plnost adrasv. Uvedeni
necht' 81 je laskave u mas wy
Zvednou.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-02
BIG PUMPS ARE
PUT into ACTION
Minidoka Project Estab-
fishes New Record
for Opening
Season
hurley Bunetin)

/ NbuTley buHoCln)
The big pumps which provide wa.
ter for the South Side Minidoka prof.
ect will be put in action Wednesday
morning, March 81, at O'Clock
Watermaster Haycock informs us
that he will be glad to have the farm
ers and any others who wish to see
the pumps put into operation on hand
Wednesday morning.
The water for this unit of the Min
idoka project, consisting of $4,000
acres of the best irrigable land in
the world, is carried from the Mini
doka dam, where it is diverted from
Snake river, twelve miles in CRAWL
ty canal to the First lift pumping
station, where the whole volume
running as high as $4,000 inches, is
lifted thirty feet by the powerful
electrically driven centrifugal pumps.
Part of this water ish used to irri-
gate the lands under the First life
and the remainder is again lifted
thirty feet at the Third station.
The cost of operating this prof.
ect is kept down materially because
OF the fact that electricity for driving
the pumps is generated in the power
plant constructed as a part of the
works at the Minidoka dam. This is
one of the biggest and most success
full pumping projects in the history
OF irrigation, and like most other
great things is not fully appreciated
by the home people. This year will
establish a new record in the time
OF starting the pumps. The earliest
previous date was in 1915, when they
were started on April 10. Last year
they were startled on April 2S, and
the latest date was in 1917, when
they were not put into operation un-
til May 20. This wide variation is
due to the spring season which regu-
[ates the demand for water for ir-
rigation.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-02

nTHER day almosta gotta steady
~ job cen da Jail. One guy come
veesit me before l am up other day
and say he gonna TAXA me to court for
testimony. say l dunno how test da
money! jusa maka heem deesa week
and spenda heem nexa week.
He. say Tonga time ago heara fight
weeth one my neighbor and hees wife.
he say da court gotta trial for dee
vorce now and he wanta me tella
somating. aska how moocha gotta
for wage. He say two dolla every day.
tink dat was pretty cheap so say
dunna yer moocha for two bucks, but
for tree dolla know plenta for steady
job.
But dat guy no standa for fOola
weeth heem. He say gotta 60 eef I
like or no like. So 1 60 cen da court
and one guy tella me TAXA da stand.
| aska where wanta me take eet and
he getta sore and say no wanta me
take eet any place. Leave eet alone
and sect down." he say. You know
am leetle mad for dat guy getta fresh
weeth me.
He aska me eef l swear for tella
straight goods or somating like dat.
l say ALA time tella straighta goods,
but no can swear only when losa' da
collar button, waita for streeta car or
tink of da kaiser.
You know dat guy aska me question
for Tonga time and den one other guy
starta aska me sama ting. no standa
for dat bunch maka fool weeth me
for two dOlla day. So speaka right
up and say queets my job-go on
da strike for more money. But dat
judge tella me 60 cen da jail eef |
trOw up my job.
no say sOmating cen da court how
feel, but tink gooda, stronga union
for da weetness would be greata stuff.
Wot you tink?
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-02
5lIA Observation-Disclosures
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rowfully on the limb Of q tree along
came Robin.
what Is the matter with your" he
asked.
II have met with an accident" re-
piled Jimmy; my wing is so lame
cannot use il and l dare not leave this
tree for fear cannot fly back. l am
very hungry and am afraid | may
starve, for there is nothing to eat in
this tree"
First. Robin thought of how he had
been treated by Jimmy and was about
to tell him 1t served him right for driv-
ing him away from the cherry tree
and then another thought popped into
his little head and he decided to try
It.
Away he few to the very tree Jimmy
had driven him from and, picking the
biggest cherry he could find, away he
few and gave it to Jimmy.
Again and again he made the trip
back and forth until Jimmy Grow had
to say he could eat no more.
"Those cherries are the very best
ever ate" he said.
Eyes, they grew on the tree you had
near the c0rnfield and drove me out
Of" replied Robin.
Jimmy Grow hung his head, for he
remembered then how unkind he had
been to Robin and here 1t was Robin
who had fed him when he was hungry
and friendless. He was very much
ashamed.
Robin watched him with his bright
eyes and he felt sure this revenge was
far better than treating Jimmy badly,
as he first had thought of doing.
II guess | was pretty cross to you"
said Jimmy; II am sorry and when
get well / will keep my eye open al
ways as fly around the country for
the biggest cherries and tell you where
they grow"
(Copyright.)
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-02
HALEY MAN ATTACKED
IN NIGHT BY COYOTE

HALEY. = Along about the fore
part of last week Paul Coates, living
on Fish creek above Carey, was
awakened in the night by a disturb
ance amongsthe dogs near his house.
He got up to investigate the trouble
and was quite severely bitten by a
coyote on his right leg just above
the knee.
AS he wore quite heavy clothing
the teeth of the animal did not pene-
trate the flesh as much as they 9TH
erwise would. Still, the marks of
the teeth showed plainly on the
flesh and there was much appre-
hension lest the coyote was afflicted
with the rabies. The animal was la
ter killed and the head forwarded to
Doise for examination.
Returns from it have not yet been
learned at this writing, but it is be-
lieved that the analysis will show the
presence of rabies.-Hailey News Mi
ner
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-02
Beauty Chats
By EDNA KENT FORBES
HIGH-ARCHED FEET

~ UR1NG the course of the past
- summer dozens of girls wrote to
me on the ACCESSIBILITY of spending the
time barefoot at summer or seashore
resorts. where there was enough
secluson to permit this freedom of
dressing. Most wanted to know
whether or not it would improve
their feet, Barefoot Lassie" being
especially anxious as her feet were
white and pink tinted, smooth and
shapey.
Undoubtedly. so long as none of
these girls ran nails into their feet
the weeks spent running about so
would improve their health. But it
would not improve their feet for no
matter how healthy our savage an
cestOrs were, in their "clOse TO
Nature" life. no one could accuse
them of possessing really beautiful
feet.
The mere fact of going barefoot
would not break down the arch of
the foot and make II fat as some of
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-02
BLACKFOOT REPRESENTED
AT SALT LAKE SCHOOL

Down at st. Mary's academy at
Salt Lake City are five students who
represent our town and county. Min
ME Parks is qualifying in the gener-
al first year course. Edith Downing
takes typewriting and is a beginner
in music in addition to the first year
studies. Eula and Cecilia Cosgrove
are two promising Indian girls,
daughters of Tommie Cosgrove, who
owns good home out on Lincoln
creek at old Fort Hall. The girls are
both taking eighth grade work to
which Eula adds excellent work in
China and oil painting, while Cecel-
ia takes special delight in violin
work. Both girls are good, faithful
students and are happy in their
school life and work.
Annis Hopkins specializes in pia-
no in addition to the regular first
year course and is now a member
of the orchestra which is composed
of fourteen pieces. Annis is enthu-
siastic over her work and hopes to
continue music until she reaches a
high standard.
Minnie is spending Easter with her
sister, Mrs. Clarence Bumgardner,
Edith with her sisters and brothers,
and Annis with her parents. Eula
and Cecilia remained at school for
the Easter intermission.
Friends of these five girls are
watching their development with
much interest.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-02
LONG WALK TO WE'D
Youth and Sweetheart Trudge 10t
Miles for Ceremony.

Youth and Sweetheart Trudge Toe
Miles for Ceremony.
Roy Greenwood. nineteen years old
and Malnda Strange, who says she is
eighteen years of age but looks six.
teen years old, walked 100 miles from
Flora. H., to East st. Louis to be
married, but their plans went wrong
J. X. Ewing, humane officer, saw the
youthful couple sitting on railroad
track in the yards in East st. Louis
and took them into custody. The two
were eating pie. They had 80 cents
between them. The girl told Ewing
her father died when she was baby
and her mother about three years ago
For while, she said. she lived at the
Soldiers Orphan home at Blooming.
ton, ILL.,, then went to live with hel
brother in Flora.
II love Roy" she declared, "and
want to marry him."
The humane officer said he would
get new clothes for the girl and Oh.
tain work for her.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-02
LOCAL NEWS
Fire insurance.

Fire insurance. ]. H. Early.
adv26tf
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Claussen of
Soda Springs are spending few days
here with relatives.
Frank Moser left Wednesday for
Lima. Mont, where he will be sta
toned for few weeks.
HAVE that roof fixed now. See j.
L. Brice, box 1874. 41-tf
Miss Lucy Wicks, who has been
employed at the court house for sew
seral months, left the middle of the
week for Salt Lake, whereashe will
make her home.
Insurance all lines. Beebe phone
40. adv. tt.
Mrs. DR.. Mote returned this week
from visit to California, and has
taken up her residence and her prac-
tice again at>Sterling.
Albert Jones left for Rexburg
Thursday, where he will spend sew
eral days on business.
Mrs. Grace Faulconer visited the
Sterling schools Thursday and Fri
day.
Insurance Service Beebe, phop
40. adv. tt,
Miss Helen Davis of Mackay is a
Blackfoot visitor for few days.
Mrs. Edith Gordon, principal of
the Groveland school, was a Black
foot business visitor recently.
Miss Mare bore, who has zeen at
tending school at Ogden, is spending
the Easter holiday with her par
ents.
Deputy Sheriff George Ezell was
a business visitor to Aberdeen this
E. w. Rowles of Idaho Falls was
in Blackfoot Thursday looking after
business matters.
Fire insurance. ]. H. EARLY.
adv26tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-02
"BARBARY COAST" TAME
Notorious San Francisco, Region Is
Now Quiet

Notorious San Francisco, Region Is
Now Quiet.
Those who may come to San Fran
cisco at the time of the Democratic
convention the latter part of June
with the idea of experiencing a thrill
by visiting the "Barbary Coast" will
be disappointed.
Many of the resorts, celebrated in
story and verse, where cheap boarding
house operators, commonly known as
"crimps," freely piled their trade of
shanghaiing sailors for INSCRIPTIONS
sea captains, are permanently closed.
Others have but the name of the
places that once famed with color, mu.
sic and revelry.
Long before national prohibition was
generally considered possibility.
"Barbary Coast" a section of Pacific
street extending back from the bay
front half dozen blocks to where
Chinatown touches the Italian dis
trict, had been rendered innocuous by
the prohibition of the sale of liquor in
the long row of dance halls there.
The main artery from this district
to Market street, San FranciscO's prin.
cipal thoroughfare, is Kearney street,
where once, 1t is declared, within an
hour enough reckless spirits could be
picked up to start almost any sort
Of desperate enterprise.
Now Kearney is one Of the quietest
and most respectable business streets.