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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
VYCITKY SVEDOMf DO.
HNALY VRAHA X PRI-
ZNANf.

V noci ma Z. fijna zavraz-
den byl V els. 2447 Orange a.
ve., kde potaii prodaval koral-
ku Petr Konstandinov a vse ma
sv6dcovalo, re Sc jedna vraz-
du loupeznou. Prvni zpravu O
cinu podal telefonicky Henry
Jones, 2411 Orange Ave, jenz
vypravoval, re 81 sci ke Kon-
stantinovi pro koralku re
spatfil cd neho vychazeti diva
muze revolvery ozbroiene, kite
II mu hrozbou naridili, aby
Jim sci cesty. Jones, u neho5
byly spatfeny dvoje hodinky
Zavrazdeneho pax z Clevelan-
du zmizel, psal vSak domd a do
pis prozradil jeho pobyt V Sa-
glnaw, Mich. kam prom diva
detektivove dojeli. Podezrelv
Sc beZ okolku primal a pravil,
re obet' svoji skolil ranou do
srdce V sebeobrane pfi povsta-
l6 hadce. S lupem nemel stesti.
Jedny hodinky mel V kufru,
kterI mu byl We vlaku ukraden
a druhe mu vypadly pfi rybafe-
nj do vody pax pry mu svitil
m6siGek pres leve rameno, coz
jest vzdy zlym znamenim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
FRANK WALES NALEZEN v
SOBOTU POSTRELENY We
SVEN AUTU.
Podlehl svemu zransni..

Obchodnik automobily FIR.
Wales byl nalezen V sobotu ve-
Ger We SVEN stroll ma North
Miles Road We vzdalenosti asi
til mil Oh hranic mesta Cleve-
landu, postfeleny do leveho
spanku. Vedle neho nalezen
byl revolver. Doiel prav6 az
pred obchod Josefa Fischera V
North Solon, odkud byl rychle
dopraven do nemocnice sv. A
lexise ma Broadway, kde leka.
Fl jeho uzdraveni mnoho ne
doufaji. Wales pfejel v patek
dopoledne sestileteho polskeho
hocha Viktora Galka, 7453
Broadway, jenz V Alexis ne
mocnici V sobotu rano svym ra-
nam podlehl, ale byl policii
sprosten kazde viny. Zahadny
pfipad jest policii vysetfovan.
Frank Wales, jenz byl teprve
80 rokG star bydlel V els.
3449 vych. 81. ul., podlehl V
nedeli svemu zraneni, aniz by
mohl podati pcdrobnosti O "a
hadnem pfipadu. Pribuznf ie-
no vypravuji, re opustil v sobo-
tn rano domov We SVEN stroll,
ale iinak re sob6 sami nemohou
udalost vysvetliti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
PRfSNE PROHLfDKY TRVA-
il DALE.

Snaha bezpecnostnfch orga-
MI provesti ocistu Clevelandu
do krajnosti pfivedla V sobotu
i vcera celou dlouhou fadu o.
sob do opletacek S 1fady. TAX
straznici V obcanskych Satech,
Koryta a Schwartz, zatkli V tu-
reckych laznich Cutlerovych,
els. Al. Public Square osm mu-
IN, ktefi patrne misto koupani
tropili neco jineho, a prepaid
hotelu Martinique, 1907 HUI
ron rd. pomohl ma zalobu pre-
stoupeni mravnostnich nariZe-
nj dvema muzdm a temuz po-
ctu zen do chladku. S podob-
nym nspechem pracovala poll
Gle V soukromych bytech a
naleZla n6kde nevestince, ne
kde henry. TAX V els. 2351
vych. 49. ul., kde zatceno by
10 devet hracG kostek. Kdyz po
licie vstoupila do hostince An
dy Kovacse, 2467 vych. 49,. ul.,
snazil se Almost Novak, 2634
vych. 80. ul. policii V prohlid-
ce zahraniti, byl zatcen Ko-
vacs udan pro nedovoleny
prodej opojnych napoiu. John
Brudar, 3511 Croton Ave, "a
vren byl proto, re prodaval We
feine ma ulici paint whisky a
tax mi dale celia dlouha lita-
ME prestupniku, jeiichz why
Sc podobaii jedne druhe jako
veice vejci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
TRIO cESKYCH UMELCO.

Do Clevelandu pribyla dru-
zina ceskych umelcG, kterou
pfedchaZi povest nadmlru Ii
chotiva. V tcrcetu hostG jest
sopranistka slecna May Gott-
hartova, klavirni virtuoska
sleGna MaruSka Konradova a
lyricky baryton p. Milo Luka
spolu managerem podniku p.
Pacberem. Trio koncertovalO
liz plnym uspechem V New
Yorku a Pittsburgh a odcestu-
ie 2 Clevelandu do Washingto-
nu, kde ma pdii V Bilem Dome
pred presidentem Wilsonem.
Spolecnost usporada V naSem
meste nekolik koncertG vybra
nym programem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
NOVA SVEDKYNE " SOUD.
MIN VYSETROVANf VRAz-
DY KAGYHO.

V novem vySetrovani vrazdy
Harolda Kagyho bude velkopo-
rotou pokracovano prizvan
novy svedek, ;ista zena. iez by
Ia pritomna, kdyz ma prvnejSi-
no bylo stfeleno. Svedkyne no.
dla celou udalost popsati velko-
porote ma mfste, kde Sc celia "a
hadna scena cdehrala. Okresni
zalobce Roland A. Baskin cd
piral vtera sdeliti jmeno move
svedkyn6, jez objevena byla te-
prve patek, n sice 2 obavy, ze
by mohlo byti teto zen6 zne-
mozneno objeviti Sc pred poro-
tou.
Proti municipalnimu soudci
McGannonovi vzrGsta vseobec-
ma nechut' takovou merou, re
jei jiz pocina dosavadni sebe-
vedomf opoust6ti a hodla Sc
vzdati az do dolby, kdy otisten
bude vseho podezreni. sveho
soudcovskeho povolani. Poza-
dujl toho zeim6na n6ktere zdej
ii vyznacnejsi zensk6 kluby.
Vypovedi svedkd vyznely TAX
nepffznive pro neho, re i kdy-
by ma celem zlocinu nemel zad-
ne why, by mu bylo nemozno V
trade setrvati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
AUTOMOBILEM ZRANENY
STRAZNfk w. SVOBODA
ZEMREL.

Policejni straznik, 33lety
William Svoboda, prideleny sta
nici ma vych. 55. ul. Perkins
ave-, byl dne A. listopadu na
Jennings I'd, poblize Otiso-
vych ocelaren, preiet automo-
bilem a lecil Sc V mestske me-
mocnici. kde vcera utrzenym
ranam podlehl. Osudneho dine
prechazel Sc svym pritelem uli-
ci, kdyz byl pojednou autem
srazen k Zemi a uvnitf nebeZ.
pecne zranen. Neopatrny auto.
mobilista 2 mista nestesti rych.
le ujel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
LANG Sc HAJf.

Port Au Prince, 10. list
Freeman Lang. driveiSi ameri-
cky marine, obvineny ze "a
vrazd6ni dewitt haitickych We
znG, dnes opetn6 svedcil We
SVEN vlastnim zajmu. Popfel
podrobn6 rozhodn6 kazde
obvin6ni proti nemu. Uprimne
vsak doznal, ze zabil iednoho
banditskeho nacelnika stroio-
YOU puskou V Hinche, kdyz Sc
pokusil o 1tek. Stfelil pry po
banditovi Sc sve vIastni veran-
dy, kdyz vojaci, ktefi po uti-
kaiicim banditovi strileli, Sc
iej chybili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
DNES fOSLEDNf DEN SBf-
REX kAMPANNfHO
FONDU.
Dosud zbyva k sebrani
$804, 769.
Ia vcerejsi nedsle pribylo pou-
ze $274,S27.

Nedele, ac jest dnem podob-
nym akcim felice nepf'izniva,
vynesla sbirkam clevelandske-
he dobrocinneho fondu pres
ctvrt millionu. Ia dnesni po-
sledni den kampan6 musf vsich
III einovnfci napnouti vSechny
silly, aby dosazena byla Cleve-
landu prid6lena kvota S4,500,-
600 a vysubskribovan zbyvajici
dosud obnos S804,769. Bude to
kousek pern6 rrace, ale vGdci
cele akce jsou presvedceni, re
Sc mesto nase sveho ukolu cest-
ne zh6sti.
Kazdy kdo dosud, at jiz z
pficin jakychkoli, tuto povin-
most k svym spolubliznfm nevy-
konal, jest vyzyvan, ably tax be
hem dnesniho dne uGinil. OBJ
nos udavany jako iiz sebrany
bude arci We skuteGnosti v6tsi,
jelikoz nebyly dosud skolekto-
vany sbfrky hromadne V ne
kterych zavodech i organisa-
cich, ku pr. mezi ucitelstvem
atd.
Dnes V poledne konana bu-
de spole6na schGze vsech KAN
pannich vddcd, vyborG a pred
sedd, ma ktere bude sestaven
pfehled veskere "a uplynuly
tyden vykonane prace. Akce 81
ma pax zakoncena bude o 6.
hod. vecerni banketem V OBJ
chodni Komore.
Hlavnim bodem vcereisi ne
dele bylo opakovani slavnostni
hry V Hippodromu "a Geinko-
vani posluchacstva vychodni
technicke skoly, ktera Sc tesla
velke navst6v6 a nadobycej vre
lemu pfijeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
SESTILETY HOCH ZABIT
MA BROADWAY AUTO
MOBILEM.

Ma ceste re skoly doma do
els. 7453 Broadway, byl pfi
pfechazeni Broadway u Wor-
ley Ave. pfejet autem sestile-
ty Viktor Galka. Nahodou ko-
lem iedouci DIR. J. Wychetel z
Alexis nemocnice wal do auta
Zraneneho hocha a odvezl jei
do nemocnice, kde nebohy v So
botu rano Zemrel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22

q obdarovan clenstvem malym
darkem jake vyrazu vdecnosti
"a jeho neziStnou a skutecne
Gmornou praci. Nalada stala
Sc ieste srdecn5jsi, kdyz do "a
bavy sc dostavivSf clevelandsti
hoste barytonista p. Milo Luka
spolu S p. Pacherem sc postara-
| Ii O rozmnozenf zabavy. Pan
Luka zapel krasnym a sytym
barytonem n6kolik ceskych ma
rodnich pisni V anglickem pre-
| kladu a sklidil tax nemaly vdek
vsech pEitomnych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
UMRTf kiLADEHO
kRAJANA.

Pc dlouholetem utrpeni sko-
nal V MAIDEN veku 81. rok1 D.
Josef Jares a pohreb jeho ko-
nan bude We stredu O 9. hodine
ranni z domu smutku els. 3455
zap. as. ul. ma hrbitov Monroe,
peel pohrobnika p. Fanty.
Predcasny odchod mladeho
krajana t6zce dolehl ma rodiGe
a sourozence, z nichz slecna
Barbora Jarosova Jest zamest-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22

TECHNIK PfEJE 81 DOPISO-
| VATI S CESKOAMERICKYM
STUDENTEM.

Kandidat inzenyrstvi Be-
dfich Beranek, assistent brnen-
ske techniky,by sobe pral vstou
pitt v korespondenci s nekte-
rym ceskoanlerickym studen-
tenn technickVch zdejsich Skol.
Kdoz by TAX chtel uciniti,
necht' mu laskav6 dopise. Uda-
ma adresa Technika v Rrn6 1pl-
ne pOstaCi. F
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
"NAPALENI" LUPICI.

Ma dnesni noe vloupali Sc do
gasolinove stanice, nalezejici
Standard Oil Co. ma vych. 9. ul.
a st. Clair Ave. a vyloupili po-
kladnu. Zaiiste 81 as pobertove
zakleli cd Pile, kdyz nalezli
len nekolik centu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
DOMACf ZABAVA SDRUZE.
NYCH SBORO LUMlR-
HLAHOL.

Y sobotu usporadana byla v
Probulove pro clenstvo a po-
Zvane hosty soukroma zabava,
jez Sc mad ocekavani vydafila.
Reziser sborI neGnavny pan
Friedl stal Sc pfedmetem ovaci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22

mana Y iifadovn6 "Sv5ta". Ia
rmoucene rodine vyslovujeme
naSi srdecnou soustrast.
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papers just 60 through it and note what it con-
tains in order to All up 10 many pagss. Classify
the legitimate news and matter Of general in
formation a. against the sush, rot, drivel and
sationalisn. You may find that matter containing
: permanent value to humanity occupies only .
small portion Of the space. Nh @2s &e l%
KS Then remember that with their enormous cir
culation this profligate waste Of paper IS daily
reducing the available supply d stock in the Unit
ca States and Canada and rendering it increasingly
difficult for the small papers to secure stock at
any price. g., r. T$*tt5# ,%@Ss;r
Kesp in mind the fact that the publisher of
that particular Sunday daily is veritable and in
satiable news print hog, that he is devoid Of the
American spirit Of live and let live, and that he
is willing to murder the country press rather than
ferego . penny Of his profits Or reduce the size
Of his Sunday editions in an honest effort to con-
serve paper stock. a% \ S%tt*E# $f #.x = p.
Just bear in mind that the prohibtive price Of
paper stock and the consequent increase in the
subscription rate Of your own home paper is due
as much to his hoggishness as to any other cause.
There is said to be certain code Of honor even
among thieves but we have yet to hear Of such ?
trait in the hog, either Of the four-footed or the
news print breed. 49,, >r.; ss3 "a III
Save your old papers. Without conservation
disaster is sure to overtake the public press. ~
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Total funds
Respectfully
of June, 1920.

of June 1926 -r.t% z #.J .; s$s tSwx.,tgE8
4 =. 4: : g; 1shnx;S aai,tor Co..
cna .i1,r M Era f e. ssn1nr..
,..". - Clerk District Court.
Moved BY Pauisoa; seconded SSaS1 g *. ~
board b at;d be accepted ss and placed !on ME.
i Moved by 1msdahl. : seconded sby
Hayes. that the. following road Jobs
be redyest iss s sss ei road No H. as7
jos 1908 state road 10: i, q miles
Job 1904, state road No. II. Isl
Job 1910. -: a. 1s2, divisions a
saa 81 1i kapla hf Siv ssas from
Moved by Z 1msdahl, seconded bx
MSysst tart
not bring in bids that work 90 done.
under force accountaand provided fnads
S sEs ssa s snt ssss
! tl s%oS Sea'' 'Sy 1m.dahi, SECONDED 81
adayss stste 4os o MSsn
on the northeast iauaft4r 81: seeHlse ~
township 1853. range 80. south to Vas
fe sessi for this work and, sans arc
accepted; and such work TO- commences
when funds BECOME available. Motion ,'e
The report OF VIM: Everts relative e
in section IA, township 1852. range 81,
was laid on 4thee table. Z e, e. l5?:5. ~
; Moved by Paulson, seconded by Ellis,
that application be made for federal aid
for divisions A and c Of job 1901: Mo-
tion carried ~ -. = =, $tt.;J
i. Moved, seconded and carried to .ad->
journ, subject to . call by the auditor
should he receive favorable information
in regard to- the disposition of.zroad
bonds which are being held up pending
approval Of bonding attorneys, other
~ ~ - VIM LENNON, M
r. !" Chairman County Board
A. d. JOHNSON, - t'S% a..
County Auditor. @y:&
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Ga3& Fy;S+,t s;ySssgS& ,E1tSE oi'2 =
PRESS COMMENTS THAT'S ALL

Z IF we had no professional politicians to support
what do you suppose they would d., for q living?
There's mighty fine opening, ON the farms for
these horny handed fellows.-Stillws Gazette
make the United States Safe fer the Buyer"
urges an apostle Of truthful advertising make
the Unted States Safe for the Cellar might appeal
to more people.-Little Falls TRANSCRIPT ~ '.
Prices viii BE 3owsr usxt spring, but in the mean
time msny things will be higher than ever, says an
expert. Oh, very Esl11 The higher tbey are, the
harder they fa!-Ex. e. Il. :. *, ' Il, %e9,4..n
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A, D. JOHNSON, 2
County Auditor.
phy..que, 81 co.nt,y and Cry ssy,.

T. = : Z Wei
Physsqvss q cos,rtry and City Deys.
:. Under the selectlye: draft Law, F1Q3ss
trants were given 10 physical slIi
Nations one by the local draft boards
and another By the army surgeons e
ter the mem who passed tAA9 tlseals
board :, examination reached, cAahp.
Analysis { Of these >recofdsTr OF plysi-
cal examinations shows that the conn
Try boys made better records than
those from the cities, the; white fssli1-
trants better. than sthe eolored, md
the native: born better records than
those of alien birth. These dl6se-s
,ences are So. considerable That 100 90;
country boys would furnish for the
military service 100 more soldiers
than would an equal number Of city:
boys. Similarly, 100000 whites would
furnish 1910 more soldiers than, would
an, equal number Of colored. Finally
100000 native born would yield $500
more soldiers than, would a like num-
Der ofsNforeign: The e,importancS ofi
these figures may be- appreciated ~
noting that $500 men is equivalent ~
an infantry regiment 1T full war
strength. y 'th4 f''3.' r5:'2@ IRE tfSf
u IL o. ~
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Gounty'5Auditor,,z.s ~. r., ,, -. 4. !. .
the said bonds, When executed shall be
ldelivered VI TO the purchasers thereof
|, at the; agreed price which lis not 1ess
rac t a ot shall be Tor The
passed April slstS. 1870: -.
|, for. the purpose providing Tor, the pay.
neiit OF the principal and interest. Of
Ethe said bonds promptly as the same
Rsss%e sue fsyed fr upon a sn
property within said County a direct
annual tar. in each year while any
TO- to- meet the payment of the, principal
and interest thereof as the same shall
respectively become payable.
maissi oner Panlson ana being put to q
vote was unanimously. adopted and BY
the chairman then NJ presiding so de-
Moved seconded and carried to ad-
I Board reconvened at 10 o'clock =.
9 rS ~ Espo1t .n = = W%; Hxssts County
petition Ned With respect to judicial
repairs on n briages ocatea in
fully to the board regarding the situa-
sS :sa 70 eSs t. Stehp ea
banica township, judicial ditch No. 28.
| Il The reports were laid on the table
for furthur consideration by the, board.
u The report Of VIM Everts concerning
roads along judicial Ditch No. - in
the township Of Lakewood was con-
i Sidered by the board who authorized
1.-THE Ditch Inspector to proceed in ac-
i cordance with his report that these
i roads be attended to and the expense
borne by the funds in this ditch ac-
The matter was put IN motion BY
1msdahl, seconded by Hayes, and duly
carried. y. - '"5s' - 4 II
The report of VIM. Everts, County
/ and improvements on Judicial Ditch No.
4 20 in 2. Beltrami and Roseau Counties
i concerning additional ditch, construc-
a ton between Sections 10 and "a in the
Invest part Of LAX ewood township, also
between Sections 10 and "a of Chill
/ Boundary OF Myhre Township, between
II Sections Z and IL. and regarding Gull
INertsl on the south half mile was re-
4 ferred back to the Ditch Inspector for
i him to take up with the County Attor-
'Iney as to the Feasibility of carrying
out, this program in accordance to HE
Such action was moved by Paulson.
Il seconded, by Hayes, and duly carried.
Il + The report of VIM. Everts with re-
| spect to the necessary repairs on Ju-
dicial bitches in the following town
ships; =Chilgren, McDougald. Wabanfca,
Boone, Spooner, Rulien, Wheeler Zip.
hshowing the total amount of $210607
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SAVE YOUR PAPERS.


What do you do with your newspapers when
through reading them? Burn them up? Don'tzdo
it. Every sheets is needed for the making Of fresh
paper stock In a. years time the salvation OF the
newspaper business may depend greatly upon the
manner in which old papers are saved and returned
to the mills.
T. The scarcity of news print paper is something
appalling and in another year only the Lord knows
what will happen. 49, .
This news print shortage is due partly to nom
production but much of it is due to the greedness
of the publishers OF the big city daifes. Instead
of combining their Sunday editions to reasonable
size they double and treble and quadruple them in
an endeavor to, Guido each other: e.:
These publishers know the conditions Of the
print paper market, they know that they are DELHI
erately numbering the small city daies and country
weeklies, yet they persist in their course Of un-
godIy seldshness. '""s -f.& @.'1s -
The next time you one Of these big Sunday
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as estimated cost Of repairs to be made
on ditch systems No. g, u L. u, %, "a

as estimated cost of repairs to be made
on ditch systems No. 9. - L. ~. a.. q.
Il, w.s moved BY 1msdahl seconded
ssS g. mks with M ne spor sspt
duly carried isfts n, S.S-t89 S4 = ts.jg5 \
ne report q WIN; Eysrt. With - q
garas to repairs en piscnss -
Hamre., ,stsensrsen. ;Bsnyilll!s, ,sPrue::
Wilmer Wilmer and Yale. with lie Iii total cot
ffe scsHnSs md Cd that the Township ,.of
Steenerson be reimburseds for repairs
appended on the ditches IN that town.
IS Moved by Hayes, seconded BY Inns:
dahl that the report be accepted ana
W sas ths nee...ary sspairs acoord
lment Of steenefson W.. recemme ndsd
81 shs "
|, The surety bond Of the state Bank 81
eysla n WITH sas Ss
designated as q county depository for
the county funds. - :s3as&htl> t5|ss " II n
|. Same being in proper fern r. e H. wa:
What the bond be accepted and placed on
Nile. Motion carried m. E+. E.-lr T.
noysa E ados s9s ~ Ina "a
81 on. the town line between Hagali,
Port Hope, Durand, and Turtle Lake
townships be lreadvertised for bids.
Motion carried. ftaf 4 5sE@sSS - II ,%n%s'f tf
TO tho Honorable Board Of County !,
E Commissioners, Beltrami County. Min
F.. nesota.: "yS tT~E-r+ " $5%% -
Gentlem en-: tt a. ~. u. S73.b - ,c IL
said Beltrami County, met at the office
Of the County Treasurer of said County
on the 9Th day of June, A. y. 1920, for
the purpose OF examining and auditing
the accounts, books. and vouchers Of
Earl Cell, County Treasurer Of said
County, and to count and ascertain the
in the County Treasury and belonging
thereto. ~ rs 81 II - H. -. M:
~ We, respectfully make the following
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-23

,otal balance and receipts 81, $40, ] 1888
Disbursements from December Is,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-23

=" Are you prepared to harvest your hay crop this
year? AT the price Of hay you cannot afford to let
any 60 to waste. If you have stock to feed to,
there is always ready market at good price, and
it brings cash. w >5:r II. s*s=,S I T.. %..Ss<$
if The john Deere movers and rakes are construct
ed as to give maximum service with very small
outlay for repairs Do notforget the lasting qualify
$ when you get ready to buy. We have them on our
pay you to see these machines before purchasing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06
Carr Finds Bird Flo,un When
He Goes After T.. Abbot

Following the arrest of Claude Alb
bott, of Hagerstown, Saturday. on a
charge of wife desertion, Sheriff Carr
was summoned to Hagerstown Sunday
to bring the prisoner to the county
jail. but when the sheriff arrived there
he discovered that Abbott had effected
Jail delivery, presumably with out
side aid.
Abbott was place idn cell in the
fire department house in Hagerstown
and the cell door was padlocked by the
Hagerstown marshal" Sheriff Carr
said.
This paddock was broken, permit
ting Abbott to escape. 1t would have
been impossible for Abbott to have
broken the paddock. II can locate the
man who assisted him to escape will
prosecute him on a criminal charge.
1t Is penitentiary offense to assist in
the escape of prisoner"
Abbott Is the son of Alex Abbott.
trustee Of Harrison township.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06
HURST TERROR OF
ROADS," BROUGHT UP

Charles ("Red") Hurst, of Cam
bridge City, known to motorists in the
western part of Wayne county as the
red torror of the roads, is to be
hailed before Judge Bond in circuit
court as a result Of his latest JOY
ride.
Prosecutor Gath Freeman Monday
filed an affidavit against Hurst charg.
ing him with reckless driving, with
damaging the automobile of Ed Paul, a
Cambridge City manufacturer, and for
failure to stop his car after the acci-
dent to give assistance and make
known his identity.
Il am also going to make an effort
to have Hurst's automobile license re.
voked," Mr.. Freeman said. Hurst
has figured in a number Of escapades
due to reckless driving and I do not
think he should be permitted to oper
ate a motor car any longer"
While Miss Paul was driving her
fathers car east on the National road
Sunday, and was approaching the
narrow bridge near Hiser's Station
she saw Hurst driving west at a speed
said to have been more than 60 miles
an hour Fearing the two cars might
meet in the narrow bridge, Miss Paul
stopped her car at the side of the road
After Hurst's car had roared through
the bridge, his machine side-swiped
the Paul car. damaging it considerably
but, fortunately, injuring none of the
occupants. 1t is said that Hurst con-
tinued on his way without offering
assistance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06
M'SW|NEY WEAKER,
SAYS HIS BROTHER
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, Sept. g. Terence Mac
Swiney, lord mayor of Cork, spent a
restless night at Brixton prison, where
he is continuing a hunger strike be-
gun on Aug. II, in protest against his
arrest by British authorities.
Father Dominic, private chaplain to
the mayor, visited the prison this
morning and on leaving said that Mac
Swiney was very low" Sean Mac
Swiney, brother of the mayor, spent
the night with him.
At noon it was announced that Mac
Swiney showed signs Of much greater
weakness. although he was still con-
scious and his mind was active. His
face was more drawn and he was
paler.
JERSEY CITY, N. j.. Sept. 6. -
Mayor Hague has cabled to Premier
Lloyd-George protest against the i'm
prisonment of Terence MacSwiney
Lord Mayor of Cork, it was announced
today. The message read:
GAS mayor of Jersey City, N. J., U.
S. A. l join with other liberty loving
people in asking the release of Lord
Mayor MacSwiney. To allow him to
die in prison in the existing circum-
stances would be an outrage on civ
iliZation."