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Willy Pogany's Paintings
In the Peoples House
Continued from preceding page)

swinging, as 1t does, from the mundane
inspiration Of Degas to the esoteric
Sumblings OF Redon. Abiding to him
we must note again what brilliant i'm
pressions Mr.. Keppel has been able to
obtain. Some Of the Redon lithograpns
are SIS imposing as an effect fashioned
of white marble and black velvet. The
lew Gauguins introduce an exotic
SSrsIn. 1t is interesting. but does not
stay long In the memory. The Nor
wegian, Edward Munich, is included and
we are not wholly sorry, but neither
are we wholly glad. His ability has
been smothered by his cult for the
macabrc and the ugly. He IS not
Partisan, for he misses what all the
Frenchmen have, the elegance which Is
- no wise inimical to strength. Carl
LARSON, another scandinavian, COM
pletes the exhibition. He has engaging
sentiment and pretty fancy and, be-
sides, there is certain grace in his
line. He might be taken as providing
"A slight antidote for the ruder ele-
lnents in the show. But it is not of
Scandinavia or of any other corner OF
the world, outside Of France, that we
think as we take leave of this show. We
think only Of Paris, OF it's keen, nervous
force, of it's eager cerebral movements,
of its Unsuitable curiosity and its su-
perb artistic animation. This is
coherent, homogeneous exhibition, II
ever there was one, taking US to the
very heart of a brilliant school.
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SAC Humidor
Cabinet at $c6.SO

Mahogany, II hx15-inch TOP.
with drawer and humidor COM
partment.
$40 Telephone Set at $26.5o
Mahogany, consisting Of
table and chair, 15x23-inch ton.
with compartment for phone
book.
Third. Fourth and Fifth Floors.
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SPOTS Martha Washington
Sewing Tables at $l9.75
Mahogany, with sliding re-
movable needle tray in top
drawer, spool rods in second
oira"er; large, roomy third
drawer; two end pockets,
$38 Ladies' Desks at $25.7s
Mahogany, with line inlay,
drop lid and long drawer.
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Random Impressions
In Current Exhibitions

Mr.. Duncan Phillips has loaned
group of paintings from the Phillips
Memorial Art Gallery to the Century
Club. 1t will be accessible there, to
visitors obtaining cards from members,
until the end of December.
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Great Stock of Gift Furniture

$29 Telephone Set at $3.50
Mahogany, 15x2O-inch top,
compartment for books.
$29.75 Tea Wagons. $l9.75
Mahogany, 1Sx25-inch ton,
removable glass tray and under
shelf, rubber-tircd wheels and
sclf-adjusting rear wheels.
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AZ the Scott g. Fowles gallery there
ray be seen an interesting collection Of
original drawings ny contemporary Eng
Ian artssts. Muirhead Bone, Edmund
Dplsc, Augustus John, William Orpen,
Arthur hackharn and Charles Shannon
are among those represented
New-York tribune., 1920-11-28

The Suval gallery is holding an ex-
hibition of etchngs by D. Y. Cameron
Portraits and landscapes by Ernest L.
ipsen are at the Arlington gallery
The Babcock gallery has opened an
exhibition of paintings by the Guild
of American Painters.
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helps farmers all over the
United States to make more
and more money. It would
please Us TO see you making
more money too, SO we stand
ready to send in your subscrip-
ton if you just say the word.
One dollar buys it for a whole
year-52 big, friendly, helpful,
weekly issues. Get acquainted
with THE COUNTRY GENTLE
MAN-you're sure to like it.
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the doctor himself advised me to yry III.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and thrre
bottles restored me to perfect health. -
Mrs. FANNIE COINS, 1907 Hays st.
Baton Rouge, La.:-"Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is absolutely re-
liable as a woman's medicine. I took it to
relieve me of heat flashes and dizzy
spells and l have only praise for what the
Prescription ibid for me. 1 am now
rs years of age and in remarkable health
for a woman Of my years. 'Favorite Pre-
scription' is just as beneficial to the
young, for one of my granddaughter
caught a heavy cold from getting her
feet wet and this caused suppression.
The Prescription brought her thru in a
perfectly normal condition" . Mrs.
NANCY Brown, 629 North st.
Baton Rouge, lat is a pleasure
to me to recommend DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. In my younger
years / had considerable inward trouble,
nregularity and pains. / don't believe |
would have reached my present age had
it not been for the Prescription As it
3, I have lived twenty years Of health
without the SLIGHTEST form Of inward
trouble. For women at various stages in
life, 'Favorite Prescription is unequalIe1
Is . tonic, but / especially recommend j.
Tor woman ak middle life. - ns
AAnx0M 6nAlGAN, 242 18th st.
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Why Colds Are Dangerous.

You aer often told to "beware of a
cold" but why? We will tell you:
Every cold weakens the lungs, low
ers the vitality and paves the way
for the more serious diseases. Peo-
pie who contract pneumonia first take
cold. The longer a cold hangs on,
the greater the danger, especially
from the germ diseases, as a cold
prepares the system for the recep-
ton and development of the germs
Of consumption, diptheria, scarlet
fever and whooping cough. The
quicker you get rid o fyour cold,
the less the danger of contracting one
of these diseases. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has a great reputa-
ton as a cure for colds and can be
depended upon. It is pleasant to
take. For sale by the Second Class
Drug Store. limo
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sturdivant. Willie; Slaughter, O. e.

Sturdivant, Willie; Slaughter, O. f.
Sanders, Tom; Sigh, Louis
Shegog, Jno.; Starks, VIM.
Sykes, VIM; Shelly, Ed
Starks, Bradick; Slater, Adams
Stepney, Jas. Jr.; Smith, Robb
Smith, Henry; Smith, Will
Smith, Philmo; Smith, Genl.
Sykes, Jim; Taylor, II. C.
Terry, Oliver; Thomas, Jas.
Under, Geo.; Wilburn, Robt.
Wright, Joe; Washington, P.
Wright, Rrasco; Walker, w. L.
Watson, Monroe; Williams, Chaas.
Williams. Lank; Williams, Will
Williams, Albert; Weathers, Ed
Weathers, JAS; Weathers, Mat Jr.
Yates, VIM; Yates, Frank
Beat 1-Grenada.
Allen, Will; Amos, Jim
Ammons; Frank; Armstrong, Chas Jr
Bickerstaf, l.. R.; Bland, Lervy
Bledsoe; Chester; Beard, Clarence
Bell, Jim; Berry, Sam
Banks, VIM; Beck, W. g.
Brown, Carolina; Curry, Gilbert
Collins, John; Carradine, Fl.
Cathey, Geo.; Daniel, Turner
Deason. irwin; Eskridge. Glenn
Emmons, L. E.; Edwards, Dan
Edwards, Robt. Evans, Joe
Marion; Fisher, Benz.
Fisher, Mckinley; Gray, Willie
Coins, Frank; Golliday, lobe
Golliday, Walter; Givins, Jno,
Hanmby, G. W.; Handy, j. Z.
Hightower, J. A; Hubbs, 0. l..
Hoskins, Tom; House, Sidney
Hill, Jno. Ed; Hill, Lervy
Hardiman, Dives; Hardiman, Pete
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GET READY.
FOR FLU
Keep Your Liver Active, Youi
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess- Calomel
Tablets, that are De-
lightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and Druggists nre adyis-
ug their friends to keep theie systems
purified and their organs in perfect
rorking order as q protection against
the eturu of influenza. They kno"
>hi.t d cloggcd up system and u lazy
over favor colds. influenza aud serious
complications.
To cut short a gSld overnight and to
prevent serious complications take one
ralotab al bsdtime with a swallow of
Wlter--that g all. No salts, n nausea,
40 gripping, no sickening after effects.
Next morning your cold has vanished,
your liver is active, your system is puri-
SD and refreshed and yoa are feeling
fine with n hearty appetite for break
last. sEnt what you please-no danger.
Calotabs are sold only in UOriginai
r-aled packages, price thirty-ive cents;
Every druggist is authorized to refund
your. money if yos are not perfectly
delighted with Calotabs.--CAdy.)
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d. W. BECK,
The Best Laxative.

My s~edentary habits have neces-
STATED the use o fan occasional lax
alive: | have tried many but found
nothing better than Chamberlain's
Tablets" writes George F. Daniels,
Hardwick, VT. Mr.. Daniels is pro-
p%rietor of the Hardwick Inn, one of
the model hotels of New England.
Sold by the Second Class Drug Store,
Grenada. limo
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KNOCKS OUT PAIN
THE FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief from pain
makes Sloan's the
Worlds Liniment

This famous r~eiieyer or rheumatic
aches, soreness, stiffness, painful
sprains. neuralgia pains, and most
other external twinges that humanity
suffers from. enjoys its great sales be-
cause 1t practically never fails to bring
speedy, comforting relief.
Always ready for use, it takes little
20 penetrate tVlthout rubbing and pro-
duce results. Clean. refreshing. At
all drug stores. $50, zoe. Sl.40.
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INsoLvENr A LIST.
state of Mississippi,
Grenada County.

Htate OF MISSISSIPPI,
Grenada County.
In pursuance of the Statutes Sec
lion 1916 Code of Mississippi, 1906
} publish a list of the names of al
male persons who failed to pay Their
Poll Tax for the fiscal year 1919 by
February LIST, 1920. "a follows. to.
wit:
City.
Anderson, Edgar; Allen, Mitchell
Armstrong, Lewis; Bitz, E. L.
Brewer, N. B.; Beck, Joe
Bostick, JAS; Bostic, r. s.
Brown, Clarence; Brown, Jim
Blake, A. S.; Booker, Randle
Biandford, Tom; Booker, John
Beard, Monroe; Brandberry, Sam
Bradley. Sam; Burt. Aaron
Cole, Rufus; Cunningham, Thad
Covington. Ed; Caradine, Coleman
Cummings, d. c.; Coffman, Joe
Clay, Caleb; Dodds, George
Dixon, Jack; Evans, Will
Edwards, Martin; Frederickson, II.
Franklin, Monroe = Fisher, Dave
Vox, Henry; Fullilove, Jim
Fox, Robert; Fox, Braxton
Guidry, Harris j.; Giles, Sam
GOlliday, John; Gilmore, Nathan
Hill. Fl. T.; Harris, Jake
Hamer, Bob; Hardiman, Will
Hayman, Robt.; Hemingway, Frank
Huggins, Arthur; Hager, S. l..
holiday, Will; Holloway, viii
holiday, Walter; Hall, A. F.
Hemphill, Geo; Inman, Surry
Johnson, Ollie; Jones, John
jackson, VIM; Jackson, Jno.
Tenksin, Alonzo; jefferson, Wardson
Killon, VIM; Key, Ed
Aockett, T. NJ; Leonard, Miller
Morton, Geo. S.; Murphy, Jno.
Matthews, Spencer; Montgomery. VIM
Murphy, Clarence; Murphy, Alex
Murphy, Ed; Mcfarland, Buster
Mcleod, Sam; McDuf, Henry
Mclean, Luther; Mclean, Ed
GcCaskill, Doak; Pepper, r. G..
Purnell, Alex; Peeler, Columbus
Perry, John; Price, Henry
Price. Louis; Pryor, VIM.
Ringo, Ed: Shannon, Geo. &.
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A OF MISSISSIPPI,

County Of Grenada.
To Matilda Taylar, defendant, whose
post office, is Detroit, Michigan:
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Circuit Court of Grenada
County, Mississippi, OF the 4th day
of July, 1920, to defend the suit in
said Court of 0. F. Bledsoe, wherein
you are defendant.
This the 18th day Of February.
1920.
w. 3. BARNES,
2-20-2O-3t Circuit Clerk.
B. D. Newsom. Atty.
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years and was
bedfas.. part Of
the time | was
so nervo,;a :tsitd
not sleep nd
what little icxr; !
could eat Cli
nourisb mn,
doctored a,ld
every mc'o
my friends fet~
rnendtxd 10 rur b
cid not fr:st 2as
better. j,,);,i',
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Wanted Logs.

We want to contract for logs of
all kind delivered in cars to our mill
at Greenwood, Miss. Please address
communications to Churchill ilten
Lumber Co, Greenwood, Miss. or
leave call for representative at Rel
man House, Greenwood, Miss.
2-27-20-tf
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FOR SALE-Pure bred Rhode Is
land Eggs, SO sitting. Rhode Island
Red Cockerels, $3.50 and $3.50.
Mrs. j. w. Woods, Grenada, Miss.
1-30-20-tf.
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1t is a universal word: Liver
ADE AIRS THE LIVER" Why take
caiOmel? For sale by Fatherree
Drug Store. limo
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Jones. Quilla; Knox, Frank Jr.
Lyees, Dennis; Lott, Chaner
Liddell; Fred; Munger, Geo.
Moore, Jack; Monday, Frank
Mcbride, Lonnie; Mason, Richard
Mason, Douglas; Nicely, Mack
Perry, S. T.; Pryor, Joe
Pearson, Robt.; Perkins, Peter
Pitts, A. T.; POUCH, Chas.
POUCH, Bruce; Price, Henry
Price, Louis; Ross, Buck
Robinson. Morgan; Shelby, Ambrose
Shelby, Andrew; Smith, Julian
Smith. Jim; Savage, Tom
Sanders, Ed; Watson W. A.
Willis. Bat; Woods, Frank Jr.
Winter. Cornelius; Wright, Walttali
White, Jas; Williams, Alonzo.
Beat Tie Plant.
Barley. j. T.; Brown, Dave
Beck, Ernest; Blanks, Divar
Brown, Albert; Britton, Tom
Brown, Robt. Bruce, VIM.
Carter. Richard; Durr, Robt-
Davis, Gen1; Eskridge, Walter
Flemming. Henry; French, Jimie
Ford, Shumake; Ford. Gabe
Fry. Will; Gales. lack
Haskin, Ollie; Jordan, j. j.
Iaro p.n Tn Cov,,v-
Montgomery, Hattie; Mills, Lee
Moore, John; Price, Cicero
Rucker, Will; ShOutz. o. N.
Spears, j. l.; Turner, M. d.
Tyler, Henry; Wilson, Simon
Williams, Azie; Young, Judge
Beat l-Elliott.
Burt. Ed; Brooks, Freeman
Conley, Henry; Caffey, Tom
Davis, Joe; Elliott, Joe
Eskridge, Rit; Elliott, lack
Gordan, Jno.; Henderson, Geo.
Hardwick, Geo.; Holman. Harrison
Hardiman, lack; Hallman, Grandson
Henry; Jones, Robert
Lott. Lawyer; Rounsaville, linn
Dave; Sykes, Ben
Walter; Sally, Pat
Vance, A. NJ; Williams, Carter
Williams. Anthony; Williams, Eigin
Beat z-Providence,
Buster; Bonds, Jno.
Chairs. Frank; George, Robt.
Golliday, Will; Hardiman. Harrison
JAS; Loggins, Ed
Jno.; Ray, Julius
Starks, Turner; Sanders, Jno.
Tucker, VIM; Taylor. Cleveland
Woods, Fred
Beat z--Gore Springs
BARLEY, Peter; Burden, Will
.rowder, Henry; Cooley, Ben
Clyde; Dixon, Ed
Ed; Hemphill, Lum
Henry; Harris, VIM.
Ed; James, Byrd
Ed; Knox, S. T.
Mccain, Wilbur; Sykes, Robt. :
Scurr, Cas-; Starks, Scott
billiard; Thomas, jeff
Washington, Henry; Williams, Ben
Phil; Willis, Manuel
Williams, Price !
Beat 2-Graysport.
Jess; Doss, Will
lolliday, Mack; Green, Ricm
Theo.; James, Simms
Lay, Will; Moses, Mark
Jesse; Odom, Fitzhugh
Perry, Dewey; Parker, Mack
Purnell, Tom; Russell, Oscar /
Williams, Dug; Williams, Fred
Stranger; Williamson, Will
Williams, Gus
Beat Spears.
Booker, Sylvester; Clark, John
Edwards, d. w.; Ingrham, Butcher
Marian, Arthur; Parker, Reuben
Pamp; Perry, Ed
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Sally, Jourdan; Sledge, Fred
Tidwell, Mathew; Tillman, Fred
lTillman, Geo.; Tillman, Will
Turner, Will; Ward, G.. C.
Watson, Jesse; Washington, Albert
Wade, Joe; Webb, Percy
Virgins, Virgil; Winter, Will
Woods, Silas; Woods, Frank Jr.
Woods, Arthur; Woods, Mack
Woods, Fletcher; Williams, Lee
Williams, Jim; Willis, Peter
Yates, 8. c.
d. W. BECK,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Sworn to and subscribed to befor,
this the 18th day of February
1920.
J. B. KEETON,
Chancery Clerk.
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SOUTHERN WOMEN
TELL OF EXPERIENCES

San Antonio, ricx.:-"After becoming
smother / had displacement frcm getting
around too soon. suffered for three
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The CO. II


Sometimes banks get ac-
quainted with farmers by givvng
coed advice, Or urging good
roads, or organizing calf clubs
among the boys. That last was
thewayofonewilos story is told
IN TIE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
dated Marche. W like TO
get Observation-Disclosures through
this Great National Farm
Weekly itself. We know that
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
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Strickland, D.; Williams, Hudy
Phil Jr.; Williamson, Geo.

Britt, Marion; Bland, Enoch
Booker, Frank; Clay, Weatherly
Cox, Joe; Curry, Tom
Cox, Will; Catherine, Levy
Dunaway, Fred; Dunaway, Whit
Edmonds, Walker; Edmons, Will
Eddins, Jno.; Fort, Jim
Fields, j. r.; Hogue, A. J.
Harvey, Henry; Holman, Sam
Holman, Andrew; Hampton, Burrell
Holman, Will; Heard, Geo.
Jones, Harrison; Jackson, Thos.
jackson, Andrew; Jones, VIM
jackson, Peyton; Jackson, Fred
Kimbrell, Bruce; Kincaid, Frank
Kimbrell, Colonel; Kirkwood, Jim il
Kimbrell, Geo.; Knox, Joe
Lane, Ned; Lee, Jno. W.
Moss, Albert; McKibben, S. r.
Mcfarland, Harvey; Porter, Will
lPickins, lobe; Quarles, Arthur Jr.
Rogers, J. W.; Roland, Frank
Roberts, Chas.; Robinson, Will
Robinson, Ernest; Rounds, Carroll
Rice, Hosea; Sullivan, S. J.
Stovall, Tom; Stewart, Jesse
Smith, David; Shaw, Arch
Townes, Will; Turner, Sam
Wyatt, Dave; Williams. lobe
Wier, Andrew; Williams, Abe
Beat +Hardy.
Ames, B.; Anderson, Geo.
Burger, F. E.; Booker, Bonnie
Burt, Walter; Carpenter, Riley
Collins, J. j.; Carter, Sam
Carver, Pater, Chillis, Bob
ChambIee, Jesse; Ellis, John
Foster, Geo.; Greer, c. M.
Golden, Jess; Garner, Alex
Horton, r. F.; Hanks, Will
Harris, Henry; Harvey, Ed
Harris, jim; Hardy, Will
johnson, Warren; Jones, Alfred
Jones, Jno.; Jones, Louis
Jones, Chas.; Jones, Quincy r.
Lee, Anderson; Melton, Tom
Martin, Sam; Martin, Barney
Meek, Clayburn; Niece, Ike
Purdy, Mack; Powell, Henry
Powell, Guy; Richardson, Fl s.
Reid. Sidney; Ross, Bill
Ross, NeIse Jr.; Townes, Root
Talbert, Buck; Wright. Jesse
Williams, Lonnie.
Beat pea Ridge.
Allison, Peter; Bowdry, Geo
Bland, Roland; Brown, Joseph
Booker, Jno.; Booker, jeff
Bruce. Perry; Bradford, Frank
Clark, Thurman; Carter. Andrew
Collier, Pat; Carver. Al
Dallas. julius; Daley, Louis
Walter, Flowers, Frank
Golden, Billy; Horton, c. S.
Sherman; Harris, Shed
Harris. Ed; Hedge, Will
Harvey, Henry; Harris, Wash
Harper, Geo.: Hammond. Bailey
Kid; Jackson, Ode
Jordan, Lem; Jordan, VIM.
Jackson. Henry; Jackson, Patron
Jones, Harrison, Lucas, Frank
Henry; Meek, Clayburu
Meek, Scott; Myers, Ellis
Henry Jr.; Myers, PinA
Orange; Marman, Clay
Mays, Bob; McSwine, Geo.
Mcfarland, Chas.; Porter, Lee
Purnell. Joe: Quinn, Sam
Ross, Will; Ratliff, Geo
Stokes, Nose; Terry, Ennis
Thomas, Sam; Upshaw, Pleas
Frank; Winter, Money
Williams, Johnnie; Williams, Jim
Beat 5-Oxberry.
Berry. Marshall; Bridges, Scott
Ed; Hazard, Simon Jr.
JnO. E.; Myers, Will
Patterson, Cleve; Sanderson, Jn0.
Virgins, Osborne; Yarbrough, 3. f.
Beat 5-Holeomb.
Adams, jim; Arnold, Haney
3eal, Coleman; Brooks. Wesley
3ledsoe, Jim; Braxton, Frank
3ledsoe, Reuben; Bledsoe, Golden
Berry, Lee; Bledsoe, Rosalus
Brown, Sam; Bledsoe, Will
Coleman, Jas; Carter, Lorender
Will; Coleman, Jim
Coleman, Pink; Dickerson, Gus
Chas.; Davis, jeff
A. p; Eskridge, Wash
Print; CASTOR, Will
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Deset tisic korun tydenni mzdy
kazdemu delnikovi.

Praha, 27. unora. post. zp.)
Volebni BOZ zacala socialni de-
mokracie slibem, ktery zajiste
nemGze byti predstizen.
Nejrozsiren6jsi jeff ideovy
tydennik, byvala Gar, nyni
"Tyd. Kronika", pise 26. unora
1920:
"'V socialistickem zrizeni ne
bude treba konfiskovati peni-
re. Delnicka republika jich
muze natisknouti tolik, aby
mohla vyplaceti kazdemu del
niku deset tisic korun tydne."
Socialni demokracie slibuje
tedy kazdemu d6lniku rocni
mzdu $50 tisic = pres pGl mi
lionu = korun rocn6.
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MOVE PETICE REKORDO
VANY.
o trakcnich dividendach bude
snad prec 27. dubna
hlasovano.

Okresni klerk HaSerodt a
m6stsky radni Calm rekordo-
vail dnes Il m6stkeho klerka
move petice, pozaduiici, ably o
zyySenl dividend podimiku spo
leGnosti pouliGnich drah smell
hlasovanim rozhodOvat cleVe-
landSti ObGane "a voleb 27.
dubna. Radni Calm spoletne
sc svymi kolegy sehnal asi
5000 novych podpisu q Hase-
rodt 5000 podpisu dodatecnych
a legalnich, take poCet podpi-
su by uplne staCil a hlasovani
o dividendach by povoleno by
ii m6lo. Jest vSak mOzn6, re
trakCni spoleGnost bude proti
novym peticim op6t soudne pro
tpstovat. pon6vadz lhuta k "a
dani podobnych petite rry W
vyprSela. Zalezi tudiz vSe ma
vykladu mestskeho Carteru,
ktery otazce podobnych' pc
tic jest dosti neiasny.
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POHODLNY LISTONOS.
Zahazoval dopisy, ably Sc tolik
nenabehal.

PoStovni Inspector thinner
man zatkl vcera 19leteho listo-
nose Stanley Gordona, pro nj
ceni maietku poste sv6feneho.
Gordon byl listonosem ien ne
kolik m6slcu a obvodem jeho
byl pr1myslovy distrikt V Col
linwood, kde cetne ulice ne
jsou dosud vydlazdeny a kraj
pom6rn6 RIDGE je obydlen. Cor
don, aby 81 sluzbu ulehcil a do
odlehlych ulic nemusel, zaha-
zoval proste sverene mu caso-
pisy a dopisy do blata a znicil
tez nektere t6zsi balicky. Cor
don svoji lehkomyslnost neza-
pira. Hail Sc jen, ze odhazoval
zasilky nedGlezite, cenniky, no
why, post. llstky a dopisy ne
anglickeho obsahu. Peneznich
listG Sc pry nedotekl a rovn6z
vsechny ddleziteisi zasilky a
dresatdm spravne pry ode
vidal. Bude procesovan pred
vladimir komisarem Maguirem
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NEDOSTATEK PAPfRU.

Montreal, %. brezna. - Ja-
son Rogers, vydavatel Gasopi-
su Globe, kteryz sem priSel Wy
Setrovat priciny velikeho nedo
statku novinarsk6ho papiru V
Soustati pravil, re velika cast
why spada ma to, re americke
drahy nevraci do kanady
praZdnt kary.
"Kdyz Sc ty prazdnG kary
nevrati, papirny musi pfestat
pracovat a situace jest zoufa-
la pravil Rogers. Pocet ka-
nadskych kar We Spoi. Statech
dne IA. brezna obnaSel 59.716,
poGet americkych kar V Kama
de tehoz dne ObnaSel 40. 0.632,
takze kanada mela V Ameri-
ce skoro 10000 nakladnich
kar. Kdyby tyto byly po ruce,
mohlo by sc mnohem vice pa
piru a pulpy do Soustati pfivez
ii jak kazdy nahledne. Ozna-
menl Washingtonu, re ty ka
ry Sc budou vracet po dvaceti
denn6, jest jen jako kapka do
dzbera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-23
PROTI NESVEDOMITYM DO
MACfM PANUM.
Mes.ska rada odporucuje pri-
snejsi soudni kroky, aby korist
nictvi a vypovidani z byti bylo
obmeZeno.

Ia vGereiSi schGze m6stske
rady jednohlasne odporuGeno,
ably municipalni soud vGCi do
macim panGm koiistnikGm byl
pfisn6jSi a nespravedlive vypo
vidani z bytu hled6l vSemoz-
nym legalnim zpu3obem obme-
zovati. VIVA Ia doSla k schva
leni ma podn6t radniho Kruege
"a, jenz spoleGne S radnim
Sulzmanem dovozoval, re pre-
Cetni domaci vaCi svym najem
nikGm jednaji nesv6domite.
Ntkteri landlord zvySili rent V
poslednim roce q pul dvaceti
ma padesat ba $50 mesiCn6 a
kdo tolik platit nemohl, zaslali
mu bezohledne p6tidennI vypo
vGd'. ClevelandSti najemnici V
naznaCene dob6 byli zpdsobem
tim vice jak 0 $1,000.000 osi-
Zeni.
Kruger cht6l t6z, aby p6ti-
denni vypov6d' byla ma 30 dni
prodlouzena, kdyz jej ale NEST
sky pravnik uiistil, ze podobnt
prodlouzeni pfiGi Sc stavajicim
zakOnGm statnim, odvolal
svGi dodatek. Naproti tomu
prosadil vSak, re m6sto utvofi
zvlastni komisi, ktera by sc "a
byvala stiznostmi vuci donna
cim jedin6. Mimo to munici-
palni soudcove budou die moz
nOSti uiimat Sc utiSkovanych
najemnIku a soudne prodluZo-
vat domacimi pOzadovane ste
hovani. Nova komise bude me
stem $4,000 financOvana, ably
VuGi beZohlednym majitelum
dom1 a cinzaku mohla vesti IL
sp6any Zapas. komise bude IL
radovat ma radnici, kamz lie
tez nahodile stfznosti adresova
ii. Urednim nazvem komise bu
de "Rent Board, kterezto tele-
so bude syolayat caste vereine
schuze a plsobit pod zaStitou
ufadu mestske dobroCinnosti.
Rent Board chce pGsobit proti
ket asGm zvlaSt cestou moralni
a kazde zvlast9 napadne ko-
ristnictvi casopisum oznamit,
kterezto verejne pran6rovani
nesv6domitou troufalost mno-
hych domacich najisto pry Wy
l6ci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-23
MESTO NESTRPf ZVYSENf
POPLATKU IA TELE-
FONOVANf.

Ma navrh radniho Finkla
mestsky vysadni komisaf Mar
shall bude statni komise pro
testovat vuci pozadovanym vyS
sim poplatkum "a telefonoya-
nj. kterezto zvySeni pozadala
Cleveland Telephone Co. stat
nj urady V Columbus minuly
tyden. Spolecnost chce $3.50
"a 85 Zavolanl (calls) V obcho
dech, misto dosavadnich Sd "a
81 zavolani, kdezto "a telefo-
novani privatnlch bytu chce
$5 "a 100 zavolani ma indivi-
duelni telefonicke linii; $3.75
"a rs zavolani ma linii pro
diva Zakazniky a $2.75 "a So
telefonovani pomoci dratu A
patrony uzivaneho. Radni Fin
kl chce, aby dosavadnl saba
platnosti zustala a telefoni-
cka sluzba byla zdokonalena
Vysadni komisaT Mitchell die
toho navodu IL korporacni ko-
mise Columbus Zakroci.