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New-York tribune., 1920-11-28
A One-Hole Fmeless, No Bigger
Than a Bandbox, That Cooks
From a Lamp Socket

ing element is inclosed in the iron
casting, having one machined fat
surface. Good Fonduction is insured
by bolting this smooth surface to the
machined surface of the bottom of
the cooker. The whole bottom of
the cooker is insulated, and the
leads to the heating clement run
through asbestos tubes.
The two white porcelain sockets
set in the side and front of the box
show where you plug in the clock
connection for high" heat going in
on the right side and the 40-watt
connection for "low," to maintain
the heat (instead of allowing it to
recede gradually on the usual fire.
less principle) goes in on the front.
The clock cord is a feet long, and
the one to the lamp socket 5 feet
8 inches, with a non-separable
plug which screws into the lamp
socket and should be replaced by a
parallel-bladed plug to prevent
twisting Of the cord. The clock it.
self is inches by 4 inches,
with black enameled face and
nickel finished hand.
The clamp which tightly locks the
ooker is shown turned back over
the pivot handle, which stands out
from the side Of the box when the
lid is clamped down and so is easy
to grasp in opening. 1t keeps cool
and is a very good device. With
the single exception of the old
fashioned screw plug all Of the
minor points of construction are ex->
cellent and make the use Of the
cooker easy and pleasant.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-28

Tested and endorsed By The Tribune
Instituted
New-York tribune., 1920-11-28

this case good results were obtained
~ using hot water and putting the
cereal into the cold cooker.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-28

Typical Products Tested and
Approved
Armour's Veribest Bouillon Cubes
Armour's Verbest Extract Of Beef
Armour & Company, Chicago, ILL.,
Oxo BouiIlon Cubes
Oxo Ltd, Inc, London, England
Steero Bouillon Cubes
Schieffelin & Co., New York
New-York tribune., 1920-11-28

ROUILLON CUBES and beef ex-
tracts should be daily standby,
not only an emergency ration TO fall
New-York tribune., 1920-11-28

The cxtract Of beef is quite Il
different product though still a
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-02-20

The Australian fiower-pecker, or
INSTRUMENTATION furnishes an ex-
ample Of the interesting partnership
between plants and birds. Although
partial to honey. fruits and insects.
the little swallow Is an inveterate con.
sumner of mistletoe-seed. The mistle-
toe propagates only In the assures OF
bark and wood, and lodgment Is eff
fected literally through the pecker.
The missel-thrush or storm-cock per-
forms the same humble service for the
mistletoe In England. The flower.
pecker Is found in India, Malaysia and
all Australia, except Tasmania. where
the mistletoe does not grow. The bird
Is gray, bright-eyed chap. glossy
blue-black above, scarlet on throat,
breast and under base OF tall. white
with black central line on abdomen
and dusky on TANKS. His wife dresses
more soberly-dingy above. bun on
throat and breast; aud pale scarlet
under base OF tall The nest Is a beau
tiful little finely-felted structure, with
dome. usually suspended In u clump Of
mistletoe.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-02-20
ASK FOR FINAL PAPERS.

February % will be natural
ization day in the district court
at Grangeville, when ten resi-
dents of Idaho county will APP
pear for final papers. John
Smith, chief of naturalization of
ficer of Seattle will also be pre-
sent to assist in the work.
The following are to be natural
lied on that day:
Alois Simbeck, Grangeville
Germany.
William Halford, Grangeville
England.
Herman Bernhard Eberhardt,
Spring Camp; Germany.
Michal kendzierski, Cotton
wood; Russia.
Cyrus Omer Overman, Grange
vile; Idaho.
Christ Torleivson Steine, Win
chester; Norway.
Anton Teador Peters, White
bird; Sweden.
Carl Schurra, Cottonwood
Alsace Lorraine, Germany.
kasper Sommer, Cottonwood
Switzerland.
Harry Norton Moore, Clear
water; Iowa.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-02-20

Tip Top flour makes the bread
that makes the man. LIT
For prices on chickens see T.
Clarke, the junk man. Ga
DR.. w. M. Webster, of Jones
Optical Co., Spokane.
Apples of the best quality
$1.75 per box. Jungert and
Hockersmith. 7-tf
G. F. Mckinney departed
Tuesday morning for Spokane On
Il business mission and while in
that city will attend a meeting
of the Evergreen Tire Co. These
tires have been for sale by the
Cottonwood Hardware Co. for
some time and have proven very
satisfactory to the purchasers
who have given them a trial
They are western tire built by
western people and for western
roads.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-02-20
REQUIRES NO SPECIAL SOIL
Flower of Genius Blooms Alike In the
Cultivated Garden or by the
Dusty Roadside.

BEGINNING with the most exalted CIT
Giles. genius has not conspicuousiy
manifested Itself In palaces. one may
wonder why with every opportunity 10
study great events. 10 come In contact
with famous personages. 10 say noun
Ing OF the advantages of culture anu
OF educated ancestors. royalty has not
more frequently been inspired to write
books, or, when II has done so. why
the result has been rather sorry per-
formance. Yet turning aside from
crowns and coronets. We know that
Milton sprang from AN ancient ana
gentle stock" Bacon was of the arts
tocrats. Byron was the spoiled darling
of fortune. Goethe was OF weii-to-uo
parents, Mendelssohn was the son OF
an eminent banker. So while gentle
blood and afiiuence do not kill genius,
they are by no means OF vital conse-
quence 10 its growth. for kepler was
the son of an innkeeper. Herschel was
the child OF an INDECENT musician. the
family Of Columbus knew the bitter
taste OF poverty. the antecedents or
Franklin. yoltaire, Rousseau and Mo-
liere were poor. Sir Isaac Newton was
not OF opulent parents and his title
was given him by Queen Anne because
Of his achievements In the world OF
science There Is nothing In the lowiy
home OF Shakespeare that says Here
lived the greatest poet that ever han
died PEN" and we know that the
early life OF Dickens was q struggle
for the necessities.
Genius Is a divine flower that Will
bloom and flourish whether planted In
u cultivated garden or by the dusty
roadside.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-02-20
START OF "GREAT WHITE WAY"
First Attempt at Electric Iiiumina-
ton In New York Took Place In
December, 1880.

The first electric illumination Of Q
New York street was attempted De
ccmber 20, 1880. when trial was
given to the new system Of street
lighting. With the crude apparatus
then In use the result was far from
brilliant, and was but q dim forecast
of the wonders to be accomplished In
the future.
AS result of this and other tests
II was predicted by many experts"
that electricity could never take the
place OF gas as an economical and
efficient method OF lighting streets.
Poor as II was, however. the first
electric display OF street Illumination
In the American metropolis marked the
dim beginning OF the Great White
Way" and the transformation of
Broadway by night into a scene of daz-
zling splendOr such as our GRANDPA
theirs could never have dreamed OF.
The first display Of electric light
ing on u large scale was at the Paris
exposition OF 1873 when the wonders
OF the electric candle" OF Paul Jab-
loenkoff, Russian engineer. startled
the world The Partisan display, how
ever. was dim and droll compared with
the marvels since accomplished.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-02-20
Giving Away the Newlyseds.

During our honeymoon my husband
and l stayed at hotel. We were
blissfully happy and sure no one knew
that we were newlyweds. We entered
the dining room at dinner time trying
TO look as II we were used to each
others company. when all at once,
the orchestra struck up Lohengrin's
wedding March" As we were the
only ones entering the room. OF course
people laughed and stared The music
continued until we reached our table
which was decorated In flowers.
Some one had put the manager wise. !"
I never did know what had TO eat
that meal. as we continued to be the
attraction during the whole NEAL
Chicago Tribune.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-02-20
80 HEAD OF HOGS SELL FOR
S2700.
Continued from page y

No. 8, Gilt, $500
No. IL, Fairy Lady, $4,000.
No. "a, Idaho Rosette, $155.0O
Buster Timm, (Boar) $4,000
]. w. Williams, Grangeville.
No. 5, Gilt. $4,000.
No. II, Mouw's Rosette, $85.
Edgar Fry, Cottonwood.
No. 3, Buster Girl End, $500.
John H. Fry, Ferdinand.
No. 27, Gilt, $1,000.
No. %, Gilt, $4,000.
E. S. Sweet, Grangeville.
No. A, Buster Girl 3rd.. $4,000.
No. %, Gilt, $4,000.
Geo. Chase, Grangeville.
No. Is, Gilt, $500.
No. 16, Gilt. $500.
c. T. Staal, Cottonwood.
No. IA, Gilt, $4,000.
Lewis Bowman, Fem.
No. 20, Gilt, $4,000.
A. L. Schmadeka, Grangeville
No. II, May No. 592414, 800.
Roy Schmadeka, Grangeville.
No. 80, Gilt, $4,000.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-02-20
Prolific Family.

After the 1914 drought rabbits In the
northern areas OF South Australia
were practically exterminated. but In
a Few years they have increased so
aiarmingly that the pastoraI.sts are
anxious to see another drought. They
reckon they can keep their livestock
going, and II will enable them TO get
rid or the pest which IL eating the
country bare. In the early part of
August pair OF rabbits reopened a
burrow which had been filed for some
years. Tracks Indicated there were
only two using these quarters. The
second week In October the burrow
was aug out. the cid pair and three
htters OF young. q In all. were Sc
cured. and the doe was due TO in
crease the family with another litter
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-02-20
Warned by Experience.

Having taken rooms az n continental,
motel without inquiring as to the tariff.
an Ensiishman. when about to leave,
was presented with a bill which he
considered outrageously excessive. He
PAID without complaint. however, but
on being handed his receipt for the
money he Inquired II the cashier could
ooiige him with a couple OF five-franc
pieces The cashier Immediately pro-
dueea the coins. Then the visitor ex.
claimed. rs II the thought had sud
denly occurred to him. oh, bun wait :
i forgot 10 ask how mucA xa. -
chAzze me Oar nsar
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-02-20
Friends.

Two criminals. were being taken TO
Michigan City. both for larceny. One
had stolen a hog and the other had
stolen a watch. They knew each other
well. so after having ridden for about
an hour the one who had stolen the
hog said to the other. "what time Is
ity
about time TO feed that hog" was
the reply Indianapolis Newx
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-02-20
AUCTION SALE.

The undersigned will sell at
public auction at the old Bert
Tefft place. three miles south
and one mile east of Ferdinand,
Tuesday, February "a, all my
personal property, consisting OF
16 horses, farm implements and
machinery. HOUSEHOLD goods, etc.
Terms as usual. Free Lunch at
Noon.
ALBERT BUSH, Owner.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-28
VYLET VELKORADU
{. S. p. S.

Vylet, uspofadany vcera
Velkoradem C. S. P. S. V "a
hrade Cesk6 Sine Sokol ma "a
padni strane, setkal 50 nek-
nym zdarem. Navsteva byla
velmi slusna a zabava, while
dem k TEN nynejSim okolno-
stem, byla nejlepsi, jaka mo-
hla byti. III mladSf, a rovnez i
nekteri ii starsi, bayili Sc tan
Gem pri swine hudh6, JIM We
stinu kosatych stromn hovori-
Ii, Justice rGzne problemy, va
zne meme vazne. V kuchyni
chvalily 81 danny, ze byl OBJ
chod dobry a prodavaci piv-
Mich listkG a bartendri take 81
ma dlouhou chvfli nestezovali.
Myslime, re Velkofad niue
byti celkem spokojen timto
vyletem, ma nemz seSlo sc ho-
dne bratrG a sester c.. S. P. S.
Bylo iiz znacne pozd6 vecer,
kdyz ii posledni ucastnici Sc
rozchazeli a roziizdeli do
svych domovu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-28
CHICAZSKA SCHUZE "a.
ZEHNA PRY NEBEZPECf
STAVKY.

Predsedove ctyfech bratr-
stew zeleznicnfch zrizencl Sc
jdou So k spolecne schulz dne
10. cervence v Chicagu, ably
pojednali o novem zvyseni pla-
til, povolenem zeleznicni pra-
covni radou. Prohlasil tax wee
ra w. G.. Lee, predseda bratr-
stva zeleznicniho vlakoveho
personalu hned po SVEN navra-
tn z Chciaga.
Lee opakoval poznovu svoje
prohlaSeni, ucinene V Chicago,
re sliby zeleznicnf rady odstra-
nj stavajicf nebezpeci stavky a
mnoho pTispeji k uklidneni ze-
leznicnich zamestnancG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-28
NAVRAT K STAREMU NE
SVARU?

Zda Sc, re nehlucne a d.
stojne oslave dne neodvislosti
bude dan vyhost a nerozumne,
mic neznamenajici ramusenf
strelbou a vypalovanfm prska-
vek opetne bude ohrozovat Ii
voty majetek obcanstva. Jiz
dnes, tyden pred a. cervencem
jest zaznamenano nekolik pTi-
kladu urazu mladeze v Cleve-
lande,, jak jsme jiz oznamili,
utrzeny byly jednomu hocho-
vi til prsty prave ruky a ne
bezpecne zraneno prave oko.
Dnesni listy pfinasi po-
dobnou zpravu z Columbus,
kde 10letemu chlapci vypalen
byl zrak predcasne jeho ru-
ce vybuchnuvsi prskavkou. Ne
vine, komu Sc po podobnych
nestestfch styskalo a proc pro-
del ohnestrojnych predmetG
lest dovolen nedospele mlade-
Ii.
Nedovolujte svym ditkam
podobnych nebezpecnych a ne
rozumnych hracek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-28
ENEMA PRISTEHOVALEC-
KENO ZAKONA OHLEDNE
ZKOUSkY ZE ZNALOSTI
PfSMA.
(B.F.L.I.S.)

Nasleduiici zakon nedavno
pfijaty, de zpravy zaslane B.
Fills, puvodne jako predlo-
ha senatu pod cislem 1866.
"Zakon doplnujici odstavec
3 zakona zvaneho "Zakon ku
pravidlovani pfistehovalectvi
cizincG do Spoi. StdtG a pobytu
jich We Spoj. Statech'', jenz byl
priiat 5. unora 1917"
''Budiz uzakoneno senatem
a domem zastupcG V kongresu
Spoj. StatG. re odstavec 8. "a
kona zvaneho "Zakon ku pra-
vidlovani pristehovalectvi ci-
zincd do Spoi. Statu a pobytu
iejich We Spoj. Statech" schva-
leny 5. unora 1917, Sc timto
doplnuje pripojenim ma kon-
ci nasledujicfho dodatku.
"Ustanovuje sc dale, re ci-
zinec, ktery neumi cist a pax
Ii ie iinak pripustny, budiz pri-
pusten, pakli behem peti rokG
pc pfijmuti tohoto zakona, OBJ
can Spojenych Statu, jenz slou
I'll armade neb namoTnictvu
Spojenych StatG behem valky
s cisarskou n6meckou vladou
pozada, aby takovy cizinec byl
pripusten a Sc schvalenim ta-
iemnika Department. Prace,
pakli takovy cizinec vstoupi We
stav manzelsky V pristehovale-
cke stanici Spoj. StatG.
Schvaleno 3. cervna, 1920.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-28
PRO KOsILI.

Ma vych. ID. ul. a Orange
Ave. jest lezenf, kde ubytova-
nj jsou nekteri zamestnanci
New York Central drahy, kde
pTi hadce o vlastnictvi kosile
v sobotu podoban byl jisty Ro-
bert Howard tax, re dnes "a
pasi V Charity nemocnici Sc
smrti. Pc stope pachatele Sci
policejni straznik Garfield do
els. 2345 Central Ave., kde jej
dopadl v prvnim poschodi, pro
nasledovany vsak nevyckal pIi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-28
LOUPEZ DEMANTU v CE.
NE "a $4,000.

Promyslena loupez spacha-
ma byla V sobotu odpoledne V
Euclid Jewelry Shop, 1908
Euclid Ave, kdy autobandity
bylo ukofist6no demantG V ce-
ne $4,000. V patek, den pred
kradezi byli lupici V uvede-
mem obchode vybrali 81 kid
ne kofist'. odesli S poznamkou,
re pfiidou pozdeji a slozi pTi-
mefeny zavdavek.
Jeden majitelu HI. Schnee
1O813 Morrinson Ave. N. E.
poznal iednoho z pachatelG V
galerii podobizen osvedce-
nych zlocincG, jako jednoho z
patecnich zakaznikG. LupicG
bylo celkem sest a lup provedli
starym zpdsobem. Policie ma
sice dostatecny popis vsech
1Gastniku automobile, ale
dosud nenf znamo, ze by ne
ktereho polapila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-28
SBfRKY PRO NEMOCNICI
SV. ALEXISE.

Rada fondG pro vSeobecnou
dobrocinnost schvalila kampan
smefujicf k zaopatreni $450.-
900 pro nemocnici sv. AleXise
ma Broadway. V r. 1917 bylo
ma pamet zakladatelky hospi-
talu sestry Leonardy, jez spo-
lu sc sestrou Alexis pred vice
iak 80 lety nemocnici zalozila,
sebrano ma $4,000 ma pfistav-
bu, ale nasledujici valecna le-
ia zabranila dalsi sberatelske
cinnosti.
Pfedseda kampane jest c..
A. Grasselli, jenz jest dust o.
smiclenneho vyboru, jehoz po-
kladnikem jest O. M. Stafford.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-28
"SvET"
NAsI v PRAzE.

Ne1navny dopisovatel Sveta
p. Leo Vsetecka zasila vyobra-
zeni pfijezdu americke sokol-
ske delegace do Prahy s pri-
|pojenou zdravici:
"Zasilam pozdrav privfta-
nj We stfedu, dne 2. cervna.
Name Sc dobfe. Ones vecer do
Narodniho ma Prodanou. Po-
zdrav vsem ttenafGm. Ma
zdar. Leo Vsetecka."
Ma pekne pohlednici roze-
znavame urcite v prvnf rade D.
M. Zemana S jeho synem, pf.
Haunerovou, clenku Sokola
Havlicek V zastupu jinych a.
merickych hosti.
Cast vypravy americkych
Sokold, ubytovanych v mini
sterstvu post, V mfstnostech,
urcenych pro porddani sloven-
skych kursd, projevila V cele
Sc svym vGdcem Plackem sve
diky ministru Stankovi "a uby-
tovani pozvala jej k pratel-
skemu obedu. Hoste chvali 81
nelicenymi slovy pobyt v Pra-
re.
Americti Cechove, zavitavsi
do Prahy ma Vsesokolsky slet
vybrali mezi sebou "a jizdy cd
ces. hranic pro prIvodci vlaku
Wilsonova nadrazi je dopro-
vazejfcf jistou castku v RUNE
meme. PrGvodcf vsak z techto
penez venovali prostfedni-
ctvfm administrace We pro-
speech Matice Osvety Lidove
We Slezske Ostrave 200 korun.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-28
UTONUL PRI KOUPANf.

Nemine skorem dne, ably
smutna tato rubrika nebyla
doplnovana stale novymi pri-
pady. 13lety James Ray, 1855
vych. ID. ul. utopil Sc vcera
odpoledne, kdyz Sc byl S MIN
vor, jehoz pouzival jako pla-
vidla, prevratil. Mrtvola ne
st'atneho hocha vylovena byla
pobfezni strait po hodine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-28
PRfSERNY VYLETNf
NALEZ.

Agent pojiSt'uiici spolecno-
sti the Penn Mutual Life Insu-
rance Co., 31lety c. r. Walker
nalezen byl proriznutym
hrdlem as 500 yardu cd Will
lowick sportovniho klubu. Ia
krvacena britva, niz Gin byl
spachan lezela vedle mrtvoly,
iez byla nalezena as diva dny
po nastale smrti. Totoznost mu
re, jenz patrne spachal sebe-
vrazdu nasledkem dusevni cho-
roby, byla ziistena V marnici
pohrobnika Davise We Will
loughby C. r. Walkerem, ge-
neralnim Tiditelem poiist' ujici
spolecnosti, u ktere byl Gu
mings zam6stnan. Zoufalec
slouzil "a vdlky V aviatice a tr-
pei rozruchou civn po pre-
stale chTipce We Francii, kde
byl DO A mesice nemocen. Die
n6kterych vypovedi ma sebe-
vrah rodinu V Chicagu, ale a.
dresa jeji neni znama. Wy
chladla mrtvola byla nalezena
vcerejsimi vyletniky
k 6 hodin6 vecerni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-28
SPOLECNA ScHGZE sOKO-
LII.

Y sobotu vecer v sini Soko-
la Cleveland ma vychodni stra-
ne konana byla schHze svolana
Ivyborem severovychodnf zupy
Ia ucelem porokovani, jake
stanovisko melo by Sokolstvo
zauiati vzhledem k nedavne-
mu siezdu Svazu Svobodomy-
slnych V Chicago konanemu.
SchGzi, ma nfz Sc podilelo asi
sto SokolG Z rdznych iednot
zdeisich, zahajil p. V. Navra-
til, ienz pTedstavil p. K. Bern
reitera, tyz podal obsirny re-
ferat 2 onoho sjezdu. Pravil, re
We siezdu pills Sc uplatnily
vlivy, iez po dobu valky stav6-
ly Sc proti hnutf osvobozova-
cfmu, 2 cehoz sotva hnutf svo-
bodomyslne V sirokych vrst-
vach ceskoamerickemu lidu
NIUE mfti prospech. Pan Bern
roiter We sv6 reci vGbec sc ne
dotykal osob, avsak kdyz p. B.
Holub, jeden z nasich fran
couzskych legionaTG, Sc tazal,
iak sc to mohlo stati, ze PIP. Je-
linek a Karnfk byli zvoleni ia
ko delegate ma Sized Volne
Myslenky Praze, podal wy
svetlenf. Pravil, re navrzeno
bylo vice dalegat6 ma siezdu,
mezi jinymi tez on sam, ale
nikdo z Mich nemohl to pfiia-
ii. Pan Holub pax ozndmil, re
.Svaz LegionafG poda energi-
cky protest proti delegatstvi
PIP. Jelinka a Karnika a nebu-
deli to mfti ucinku zde, bude
adresovati protest Svazu Legio
nard Ceskoslovensku, tax a.
by We stare vlasti byli sezna-
meni rekordem onech panu
DO dobu valky. Ma rozvinuvsi
Sc debate podilelo Sc vice pri-
tomnych, ale k zddn6mu usne-
seniseni So nedospelo. Prevla-
dalo mineni, re Vykonny w
Dor Sokolske Oboe mel by dd-
ii iakousi direktivu Zupam a
Jednotam, Jake stanovisko me-
ly by zaujmouti vzhledem k
vysledkGm chicagskeho sjez-
du. Zde V Clevelandu Svaz
Svobodomyslnych a Narodni
Sdruzeni zvolily 81. spolecny
vybor. jenz pracuie ma planu
dalSi cinnosti. Az bude S pra-
CT svoii hotov, bude syoldna
konference zastupca svobodo-
myslnych spolku, ma 'niz nepo-
chybne dojde ku pravoplatn6-
mu usneseni.
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ZMIZELA DCERA POLICEJ-
MILO STRAzNfKA.

16leta Marketka Wrikema-
nova, 9481 Bessemer Ave. S.
f., dcera policejniho strazni-
ka 5. precinktu, patrne pospi-
chala prace v Electric Con-
troller and Manufacturing Co.,
2700 vych. 70 ul., aby nezme-
skala sobotni odpoledni poll
cejni paradu, pTi tom snad die
otcova predpokladu pfijala
patrne Cd nekoho vyzvani, abv
Sc svezla automobilem, nebot'
donna jest cd soboty pohreso.
vana.
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POL.APENf PEII AUTO
BANDTTU.
Lupic-gentleman ulehSil mia.
de pani jen o hotove penize.

Sotva hodinu po spAchane
loupezi peti autobandity, po-
darilo sc vcera casne z rama
policii IS. precinktu polapiti
pet mladfkG, jimz Gin tento je
pfipisovan. Soucasne hleda po-
licie iineho gentlemana lupice,
ienz ma vychodni strane So
botu V rukavickach obral il
stou mladou pani o SIS.
Prvnejsf bandou obrdn byl
w. J. McArdle, 1928 Euclid
Ave, kde ma jeho auto ma xii
zovatce Castlewood a Lake
view Rd. vyskocilo pet vyrost-
XII a ohrozuiice iei revolverem
ulehcili mu o S22. Podobny
kousek pax provedli J. Clayto-
now zrovna pred jeho bytem
1898 vych. go ul.
S pouzitim popisG obou O.
kradenych muzd vyslany byly
letaci Getty ctvrteho a trinacte-
no precinktu a poslednejsi, We
dena serzantem B. Jermanem,
zminenych pet mladikG po
kratke honbe polapila. Diva
ze zatcenych klukG jsou uprch
lici soudu pro mladistve provi-
Mice a ostatni tri jsou jiz po-
licif hledani pro zloGin krade-
ze.
Panf L. Butcherova, sotva A
mesice provdana, bytem S110
Melrose Ave. mela V sobotu
odp. podivnou navstevu. Pre-
padl il elegantne odeny muz s
obligatnim povelem 'ruce vzhn
ru', kdyz poslechla, prohledal
byt, ale wal 81 jen co nasel ma
hotovych penezich, ac mel pTi-
lezitost ukrdsti sperkG V Gene
pres 1000 dolarG. Chtel 81 Wi
ii jen prstiynek, ktery m6la
mlada pani ma prstu, cemuz Sc
ale tato branila, az upadla do
mdlob, V kterych il naSel domG
Sc navrativsi manzel. Prvni po-
hled vedomi nabyvajici mlade
pani platil prstynkGm, ale by
ly ma miste. "Byl to prec ien
gentleman" pravila mlada ze-
nuSka. Meme romanticka poll
Gle zahajila DO smelci usilov-
ne patrani, ale po modernim
Rinaldo Rinaldinim iako kdyz
Sc zem slehne,
Ably zamezeno byla caste Sc
opakujicf prepadavani gasoli-
novych stanic, opatfen bude
personal techze revolvery; do
tycna zadost povoleni zada-
ma bude mestu V neiblizSich
dnacb
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KDYZ Sc CLOVEK SVEZE v
CIZfM AUTOMOBILE.

Otto Kanechtl, 1927 vych.
So ul. swell jednoho re svych
pratel automobilem, kdyz Sc
zastavil ma posilnenou jistem
restaurantu ma Fleet Ave. pou-
I'll ieho druh teto prilezitosti a
Sc strojem mu ujel. Pachatel
byl po ctyrech hodinach We
Washington parku pol. straz-
nikem Sandem zatcen a obza-
lovan prestoupeni automobi-
lovych predpisd.
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chod policisty, ale vyskocil u
zavfenym oknem a vzdor to-
mu, re "a MIN Garfield vyslal
tfi kule re sluzebniho revolve-
ru, uskutecnil rabiak svGj u
tex.
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sIRfESTf LEClONARf
Xxx. trensportu, Norfolk, Va,
Army Supply Base,

hledaji sve pribuzne a zname
v Clevelande.
Behounek Kare1, 6. rota 3.
pluk, re Svetce u Tabora, Sc
strenici.
Toucala Jan, 8. rota 3. pluk,
z Velke u Hodonina, sestru.
Nehera FIR, stabni oddil 3.
pluku, re Sobesuk Prost6jo-
va, Aloise Neheru.
Pitter Ant, 5. sborna rota,
z Pardubic, inz. Opatrneho.