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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-16

knnsas C1ty OrHlH afafket
Kansas city, Oct. 1S.-WHEAT-Cas
Market sc lower to &c higher. No. hard
So 15M2 %; No. 2, $2.13G2.25; No. red
So "a: No. 2 81 %
CORN-Mafket unchanged. No. 2 mixed
97c: No. g.. 95c; No. 2 white. 95c; No. 3
906i93c: No. ? yellow, S1.02; No. 3, S1-QQ,
OATS-Market &c lower. Ne. white
5G1sc: No. mixed, sec; No. red, 565sc.
KAFIR AID MILO MAizE-s1.so o.
SHORTS-S1 55M1.7G
BRAN-S14S615e
NHEAT-Receipts 163 cars.
wHEAT-Close: Dec, s2oT&; March
seq
Kansas City Produce Market.
Kansas City, Oct. 16-BUTTER-Pack
ing, 34c.
EGGS-5eG62c.
PoGLTRYEHens. 2ad2se; broilers, SOC
turkeys, 3Sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-16
Church Notices

(These notices must be In the State
journal office by 2 O'Clock on Friday
afternoon. Unless otherwise noted In
this column services will be held at IL
o'clock in the morning and 1880 O'Clock
In the evenfng.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-16
New york Cotton Market.

New Orleans, Oct. 16.-COTToS-Spot,
quiet. middling, 20.25.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-16
Tepeka Market Repert.

- Topeka Kan. Oct 10.
MIXED AND BUTCHERS. .$1a. 00@ IA. 80
HEAVY ...s.-. 1o.V9Q ~. 70
LlGhI ................ 1o.Vlgh if.yO
rt4rpr,itt p;icKiIiN;ii STocE. % gosSt5 90
Cannot use rough unfinished hogs for
packing purposes. win have to buy at
stock prices.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-16

Kansas City Grain Market. :,
(Range of prices on grain futures on
the Kansas City Board Of Trade, as reported
by p. C. Christopher & Co., 1926 New Eng
Kansas City, Oct 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-06
Armour dement's

The Eastern Star auxiliary will
hold its regular meeting Monday in
the Masonic club rooms. The hos
tesses viii be Mrs. Alma Hay, Mrs.
Celia ZerlOw, Mrs Barbara Harmon
Mrs. Harriet Gully and Mrs. Mar
guerite KOTn.
At an open meeting Of the Sinai
society to be held Sunday afternoon
at o'clock in the South Bend Wo-
mans club rooms in the j NJ. 5
building. Rabbi J. 7. MeyerovitZ OF
Gary viii speak. Miss Mollie Siegel
will entertain with piano selections
and Abraham Cohen with violin
numbers Miss Selma Gross will
give character dance.
The Home Guards of the Grace
NJ f. church viii be entertained
Monday at { O'Clock by Miss Neteth
Nash and Miss Blanche Harrendori
az the home OF the former. 50-
nsyivania ay
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-06
Revelations of a Wife
NV Heart and Nv Husband
BY ADELE GARRISON

Il was distinctly worth the false
hood TO see Lllian's eyes lost their
tense. strained look a, my words.
"Gh. DO YOU mean that?" she ask
ed. and then added contritely. cor
course you do. Pardon, please, but
If you only knew
She stopped, and a little shiver
ran through her frame. Then she
turned 20 me- her hands outspread,
her face, usually so full OF calm
strength, working ccnvulsively
Its been an obsession with me
lately-Harry's coming back" she
said wildly. 81 see him i'm every
passer-by. hear his footsteps in ev-
cry breaking OF a twig. oh. Madge.
I thought ] could bear II, but I
can't ] can't take him into my life
again"
"Of course YOU can't" 7 said in
my most matter of-fact tones. NO
body but you would ever be QuiXotiC
enough TO think OF ii. II there was
no other reason against il, you must
consider her"
I pointed TO Marion playing hap
PLY on the beach + knew as well
as if she had spoken her thoughts
aloud what had been in my friends
mind when she had embraced her
child so convulsively as she sent
her away 10 play. The glimpse she
had caught Of Harry Underwood
successful though I had been in per
suading her she vas mistaken in his
J identity-had brought wildly before
her the aversion he had cherished
toward Marion, made concrete one
of the problems she would have 10
! face If she kept the tacit promise
/ she had made TO herself when her
! recreant husbands appeal 10 begin
all over again" was brought TO her.
81 know know" she said wear
lily. Then she sank into her chair
I and covered her face with her
hands while convulsive dry sobs
shook her.
I Lillian Gives Way.
/ knew better than 20 speak %
her or 10 touch her. If she had
wanted me she would have come
into my arms II was characteris-
tic OF her. this silent, fearless sob
hing, wrung from her only in the
most poignant mental anguish. and
which I knew would be very soon
/ conuered I reflected grimlv that
4 If this were the reaction of my
friend 10 just the thought OF Harry
Underwood coming back into her
life. the thought born Of a rassine
glimpse which she now did not
/ credit wha would be the result of
/ he really did ask for his place
again.
That her wild protest was only a
/ transitory thing dragged from her
involuntaTily because OF the shock
/ she had received. I was certain.
knew her iron will, the fetish she
made Of duty and was certain that
I if she believed Harry Underwood
! needed her she would take him
/ back. stipulating only that he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-06
Cant Ten That Tie Ever Had Stom-
ach Trouble. Tic Declares. After
Taking Two Bottles IF TanlaC.

L can heartily recommend Tan
lac for IN certainly brings results.
and brings them right now was the
emphatic statement made recently
hv Ed Hathaway. District Manager
for the O. X Battery Co. with Of
fees I'm the Baltes Hotel. Fort
Wayne. Ind.
For the past TWO years / suffered
constantly from "a bad case OF stom-
ach trouble 7 had 20 Doe very care
ful about what ! ate. for some
things nearly killed me. would
bIoat UP awfuiIy with gas and have
severe pains and burnlngs all
through my chest and stomach. AT
times ms heart palpitated terribly
and my breath seemed 20 be cut or.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-06
Personals

Frank ID. Martin, who is attend
ing Purdue university. is spending
the weekend with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs W. u. Martin. 226 ). Tay-
Tor ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kovacs, $50
Forest av.. have returned from their
wedding trip 20 Chicago and other
Illinois points
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Graybiu OF
Dixon H. are the guests OF Rev.
and Mrs G.. T. Enterline 73S Cottage
Grove av.
After spending a few days at his
home, G.. l.. Euterline. 73S Cottage
Grove av.. returned 10 his work at
Akron. o.
Charles Mclaughlin. 531 y Scott
at, was in Plymouth. Ind. Thursday,
Mrs. Henry Harper, w. ColfaN
has returned from Plymouth, Ind.
where she visited her parents. AR
and Mrs. :. y. Stevens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-06
Manager KALLAWAY
GIVES HIS TEST IMONY

NJ nerves unaIy broke down and
I could not sleep more than half
the night 7 was weak and all
rundown and worried all the time
over myself
My wife had tried Tarlac with
such good results that I began tax
ing 10 myself, and although I have
finished only my second bottle.
can't tell I ever had stomach trou-
BILE. Ny appetite is fine and I have
already picked up several pounds IN
weight Aiy nerves are as steady as
a clock and I sleep like y0ungster
I feel well in every way and cOnsid
er Tanlac a medicine that can GER
tainly be depended on"
Tanlac IL sold in South Bend a.
the Central Drug Store. Public Drug
Store. Landon Pharmacy and Wet
ticks Cut Rate Drug Store; and in
| Mishawaka AT the Red Cross Phar-
maCy.-Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-06

meeting Of the society viii be held
Dec ?.
one Of the notable events celebrat-
ing nome coming day Saturday at
Sotre Dame Will De the football
dance % be given this evening
az the Elks temple. The affair viii
mark the initial dance OF a series 20
De- given weekly during the winter
season. Ordinarily the parties will
be given on wednesday evening WIKI
StelmrlCh orchestra and the Miller
Anderson orchestra playing alternate
weeks. The Miller Anderson orches-
ira viii play the program OF music
for the dance tonight and also for
tho one next "Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Elmer +. Daicey, 1881 Yu-
kOn aV.. entertained mem bers of the
QuatCrze club with d luncheon at
her home Thursday The hoSe
was assisted by Mrs r. j. Crum-
packer Mrs. Louis Hammerschmidt
and Mrs l.. r. Greenan. Mrs. Dur
kin Of Pittsburg. Pa, was an out Of
town guest During the literary pro-
gram Mrs. Homer Robinson had
charge OF the lesson on Modern Eu-
rope There will be another meet
ing OF the club held Nov. IS with
Mrs Floyd Deahl, S14 Van Buren,
st.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage Of Robert ID. Taylor Of
South Bend and Miss Beulah Sea-
volt, daughter of Mrs. Meta Perk-
ms Of Bourbon. Ind The wedding
took Mace Oct % at the parsonage
of the Grace NJ +. church, Rev. 3.
= Beck officiating.
The dancing party Of the Winter
Dancing club OF Goshen was attend
ed Thursday night by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Engman, r. Washington ay.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-06

dav afternoon with Mrs S. Smith.
-3- Marquette av. The program
was I'M charge Of Mrs r.. 5. Davis
and Nrs George Jetsou. Reports
from th. state convention held AT
Indianapolis were given hy Mrs. s.
g. Chard Mrs q. r. Freeman Mrs.
Ru--eI Turk and Mrs William
Schortz who were delegates 70 tht
convention from the society. Re
frcshwcrts were served The hos
tess WAS assisted by Nrs. Sholly
Mrs William Shanafelt and Mrs
Hasweii Dec. 9 the society VIII
meet at the home of Mrs. ". L
Eizer. sos w Washington av
An important business meeting Of
The ciucs and philanthropy DEPART
mcrt 81 the Progress Club which
,r4s held Friday afternoon ir the
club rooms was well attended. An
unusual talk was given by Col Sey
mOlr Bullock on "Old ar Forty or
Young AZ seventy" At the next
meeting. which viii be held in two
weeks "a report Of the work Of the
visiting housekceper viii be given
by Mrs. Dollar.
Mrs Joseph Gallagher of Goshen.
ind. entertained - members Of the
Circle of Mercy Of the ST. John $
church at her home in Goshen on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Fred
Raukar aod Mrs. William Probasco
+ Of NIishawaka were oUt-of-tCwn
guests Another meeting OF the cir
Gle viii be held in two weeks the
place 90 bee announced later.
Members OF the Moonlight 500
F club were entertained Friday eve
+ ming with rabbit dinner az the
+ home OF Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
f Cooley 622 S. Rush ST.. Dinner was
served al o'clock 90 10 guests. The
evening was spent socially with
cards I'm two weeks the club will
meet with Mrs j. W. Harding. 90
Fellow ST.
The regular business meeting Of
the Norman Eddy w. r. Q. was
held Friday afternoon at the *. OF
g. haU Mrs S. Smell and Mrs. NJ
Kellogg viii act as chairmen on two
committees which were appointed
TO investigate applications for mem
bershir. In two weeks inspection
OF corps work viii take place at the
* Of (. hall.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Grace VI. +. church
met Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors with more than 80
members in attendance The deVo-
uouaIs were led 10y Mrs william
Row and a report OF the district
meeting held recently at Culver was
given by M. Lee Steele The mis-
eionarv session was i'm charge OF
Mrs. c.. b. Crumpacker. Mrs. T. D
Mueller read from the study book
and Rev b. u. Beck gave shori
missionary talk During the socia
hour Mrs Elmer Essex and Mrs
I George Call entertained with voca
duet. and Miss Mildred Patterson
with piano solo. Refreshments
we're served by the hostesses, Mrs
|C. II. Smith. Mrs Virgil Nash. Mrs
I G.. y Phillips. Mrs. Roscoe Cullal
and Mrs. r. O. Mueller. The mex
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-06
4 GREAT TIME PROMISED AT
HOTEL OLIVER DANCE SAT
URDAN NIGHT.

Arrangements are being MADE TO
take care of big party of merry
makers. who viii be here with the
Purdue team, as well as the local
boosters from Notre Dame. Spe-
Cial attractions viii be staged and il
Will be known as Cupid" night a
dance VIII he given in the Tapestry
room. mezzazine floor, at So per
couple 1896
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-06

should not interfere with her care
for Marion
II was but a few moments before
she raised her face so ravaged by
mental anguish that 7 almost cried
out in sympathy. yet with no trace
OF tears upon it.
Please forget this disgusting eX-
hibition, Madge," she said, her tones
full Of self-scorn-l knew only too
well how severity she was fIagellat-
ing her spirit for its weakness
haven't been quite sane for the last
fifteen minutes, ] think, but I shall
not offend in this particular man
ner again"
one Of the unwritten rules Of our
friendship has been that neither
volunteers advise 10 the other. But
with the remembrance Of Harry
Underwood. reckless. sneeTing, dew
Iil-may-care as ever fresh in my
mind, with the mental vision Of
Robert Savarin eating his heart out
in his lonely mountain home, before
my eyes, ! threw discretion 10 the
winds.
II suppose that means" I said
I y
scapegrace OF a husband does come
back. you'l crush everything else
under your feet. your heart includ-
ed and try TO do what you consider
your duty by him. I tell you. Lii
Ian, that II you do you'll be doing
the bitterest of all wrongs to three
of the salt OF the earth for the sake
OF the most good -for-nothing rascal
I'm the country
The color flashed into her face.
and I knew that she resented my
speaking as / did, but she spoke
only one word, lnterrogatively:
Three -
Yourself. Marion and Robert
Savarin." I said pitilessly, although
I knew the mention OF the last
name was like turning a knife in an
open wound.
Her fingers twisted together con-
vulsively, and the color fled from
! her face. but she said nothing more
! for a little, only stood still, looking
at me.
II wonder" she said at last. half
: to herself, then she threw up her
head with the old decision.
There can be no compromise
with truth and ones conscience
Madge." she said slowly II must
dree my own weird. dear"
She walked away with an air of
finality that forbade any further
speech on my Iart But I. too,
vowed me a vow" in this moment.
I that if I could prevent il Harry I'm
I derwood should never ask that su-
preme sacrifice Of the woman he
I had called wife
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-06
SOCIETY


ne missionary depaT tm ent oi me
= ilst Pres oyferia1 churcn "ts en-
leI Laluel rlody afternoon .F SITS.
-. -. Meyers, tl5 w. Wa7nln Ton
aV- NJ program, which was 81 sne-
lal interest," included t-'lI
IONS o. Miss LliilaH NiiF..h' VINO
was accompanied on me piano '5
Ner sister. Miss AlstrEIe-i-- 4ar'ln.
"a report on the Synodicli meeting
~ Newcastle IND. hr ars T. J.
Parrott' vocal solo h- MIS- Dernl-
t2n and an Interesting de'.rlp.l9"
1T tho effect ~ me SCHOOLS on ih'
81 ....
pr ln.
I'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-06

PLACE HALL ROLLER RINK
VIII open for the winter season
Saturday night November 9Th.
$685.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-06
Bloat Him Up: Was Constipatcd

largest bottle hold six times as much
as the smallest
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-31
MA POPRAVISTI.

We statni kaznici Column
bus vykonan byl dnes rano
ortel smrti mad Vlachem ID.
Domico z Akron, jenz 9. breZ-
Ma 1919 ukladn6 zavrazdil po-
licistu G.. Wernera. Odsouze-
nee usedl V ekektricke kreslo
klidn6 a silny proud elektriny
zahubil jej V nGkolika vteii-
mach. Tyz byl clenem Mafie a
ma Wernerovi mstil Sc proto,
re italskou tn druzinu hrdlo-
rezu bezohledn6 pronasledo-
val. Domico podnikl ma imeno
Vaneho akronskeho straZnika
vrazedny utok spoletne sc
svym krajanem p. Carfarel-
lin, ktery byl poslan do zalare
ma dozivoti. Domico bydlil
kdysi V Clevelandu, kde rov-
nez nekolikrate dfady sc
stretl. Byl 30lety a sVobodny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-31
STAR DIVADLO V PLA-
MENECH.
Budova vyhorela uplne Sko-
da $15O.00O obnaSi.

Dnes rano, 80 minut pred
tfeti hodinou vznikl pozar V
Satn6 Star divadla, TIT Euclid
Ave. a V pUl hodin6 jedna Z
nejstarsich tech divademich
budov Y m6st6 ocitla Sc tro-
skach, tahze celkoyG ztraty
odhaduji Sc ma sto az stopade-
sat tisic dollaru. Ohen poVstal
skrizenim Sc elektrickych dra-
tn a puvodne proslychalo Sc,
re jeden muz, noCni hlidac,
pfiSel "a pozaru 0 zivot. Po-
zd6ji domn6nka ia byla ale
vyvracena. Vnitfek divadla
vyhorel tGm6r upln6, pouze
predsin6 zustaly neporuSeny.
VelkG ztraty utrpela herecka
spoleCnost Beauty Show, jiz
celia garderoba byla znicena
VSechny hasitskG oddly Z do
lenniho mesta pracoValy u pc
zafiSte.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-31
CESTOU MA SOUOSTROVI
TAHITI.

Pan V. Novak, architekt
spolu p. Vedralem navstivili
dnes naSi redakci, oba panove
prichazeji do Ameriky ably Sc
postarali 0 zi5kani n6kterych
pamatek Stefanikovy hvezdar
ny ma ostrovech Tahitskych
pro teskosloVenskou hvezdar-
nu V BratisIavi. V Cleveland6
uspofadana bude prednaSka
doproVazena celou radou sv6-
telnych obrazu. Datum misto
uVerein6no bude snad iiz V
zltreiSim elsie. Ma souostrovl
Tahiti odebere sc pouze p. No
yak, ienz Jest opatfen pov6fu-
iicimi ljtinami teskoslovenske
no ministerstva obrany. Ma ce-
ste do Clevelandu usporadal
jiz serie prednasek, takze pra-
vem muzeme otekavati, re
strayime Il mas pfiiemnV We
Ger
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-31
X NEDELNf VETRNE BOURI
v OHIO.
Rekonstrukcni prace postize-
nych kra jich rychle pokracuji.

Po3ledni Zpravy o nedelnim
tornadu V okoli Toledo a Day
ton naZnacujl, re VSech V o.
hio Zabitych est % a teZce IA
n6nych 155. Toledo vyslalo do
Znicenych vsi ZvlaStni oddly
Cerveneho Kfize, ktere Zaby-
vaji Sc RECONSTRUCTED, d6lenim
satstVa, potravin a leku. Idel-
81 mayor cht6l, ably Cleveland
podnikl sbirky We prospech po
8kozenych. Toledo jej vSak
dnes uiist'uje, ze podobna ak
ce neni nutna, poneVadZ sou
sedni, bouri nepostizene osa-
dy pomohou postizenym sa-
my. Podle dneSniho odhadu
akoda ma majetku nedelnim
tornadem V Ohio zpUsobena
cinl asi $3,0OO.O00, ktereztc
ztraty budou castecne pojiste-
MIN kryty. Dnesni huletiny ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-31
SENATOR HARDING v
GRAYS ZBROJNICI.

Cekanec presidentstvi, repu
blikansky spolkovy 2enator
Warren G.. Harding Z Ohio
feGnil zde VGera Y Grays zbroi
nici a ujiStoval sve poslucha~
&c, ze praVidelnym rep. kan
didatem presidentstvi zustane,
byt' vSechen angl. ZdeiSi
tiSk prot nemu VystupoVal. X
tomu treba pOznamenatl, re
mistpi rep. Ieader-News' pro
tezuie Hardingova protikandi
data gen. Wooda a dem. Plain
Dealer pi'inaSi tez v6tSl kredit
WoodoVi nez Hardingovi
Iienz ia VGereiSi schuze ne
mohl cleyelandskou oposici nj
kterak pochopiti, kterazto rep,
oposice vy5kytla Sc tez "a wee
reisi jeho navSt6vy Painesvil-
le a East Clevelandu. Harding
priznaya. ze clevelandstl re
publikani jei sklamali snac
vice k agitaci do naseho me
sta nepriiede, ponevadz gen
Wood zda Sc byti mezi mist
mimi republikany oblibenej
sim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-31

Guvern6r Cox rozeslal w
Zvu vsem fiditelum pravnlch
odboru ohajskych velkom6st j
menSich obci, aby yyslali sv6
zastupce do konference, ktera
bude konana Ultra odpoledne
k druhe hodine We statnl W.
konne uradovn6 V Columbus a
"a kterezto schuZe mali byti
vyznaceny cesty i prostredky,
jimiz zdrazovanI najemneho i
jine nespravedlive Ginzovnl va
dy byly by odstraneny. Zitrej-
81 schuZe Y Columbus suCastni
Sc tGz generalni navladni j.
G.. Price, jenz Sc svymi prlru-
cimi cinzovni problem jiz pro
studoval a legalni otazky te-
hoz m6stskym delegatum V
konferenci vysv6tll.
GUY. Cox obdrzel do vcerej-
ska spoustu stiznosti Z celeho
Ohio vuGi domacim-k -kofistni-
KUN, pozemkovym spekulan-
tum a odhadcim majetku, KITE
rezto stiznosti hlavn6 k svola-
nj porady guVernera prinutily.
Cleveland vySle k zltrejSI stat
nj konferenci sveho vysadniho
komisare j. d. Marshalla, po-
nevada m6stsky pravnik FitZ-
gerald jistym soudnim rize-
MIN ie Zdrzovan. Fitzgerald
obdrzel zmin6nou guvern6ro-
va telegrafickou vyZvu vGera v
poledne a hned Marshalla u
vedomil. ably sc k porade male
zit6 pripravoval.
Zdeisi mestsky klerk Ben
koWski zaslal vCera odpoledne
guVernerovi zadost naSi nest
ske rady, ably specielni legisla
tura byla sVolana V nj zako-
ny vuti maiitelum tenement
Mich domu menSich tinzaku
byly zostreny a najemne bylo
reguloVano die skuteGne hOd-
noty cinzoVnich tech domu.
Podobnou zadost Zaslala dnes
do Columbus administrace me-
sta Cincinnati, kdezto ina
vetSi ohaiska m6sta, jako Day
ton, SteubenVille, Toledo, A
kron Il Springfield podobnJ
APPEL zaSlou guy. CoXoVi snad
Ultra. Pochybuje Sc vSak, IL
guyerner zvlastnl snem svola
Patrne legislature neduveru
je a cinzovni otazku hodla ro1
reSit ma zaklade samospravy
NEST, kterazto samospravnos
(Home Rule) dovoluje me
stun vSechny domaci zalezi
tosti 81 urovnavati, tedy "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-31

znaGuji, ze YES Brunersburg
byla smrSti daleko vice posko-
zena nez puvodn6 oznamova-
no a We skutecnosti byla mi
cena temer uplne. Bruner-
sburg lezi blize Defiance, kde
t3z nekolik Geskych rodin ma
flrmach je usazeno. Ztraty V
okoli Elyrie a Lorain, kde row
.nez tetne naSich kraianu ziie,
isou mnohem menSi nez puvod
He bylo ohlaSovano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-31
TRI NOW CESTi POL.
SERZANTI.

Vcera nastoupili sluzbu tfi
testi straznlci na pol. serzan-
ty povyseni. Jsou TO PIP. Ger
ba, Ed. kautsky a J. Cihlar,
pusobici Y mestskych pol. sluz
bach jiz celou radu let. Z W.
imenovanych pol. Cerba byl
povysen minuly tyden a PIP.
Cihlar Kaut5ky vtera. VSich
nj byli prideleni tax ~. tes-
kym pol. precinktum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-31
CUV. COX SV0LAVA MESTSKE PRAV-
N[KY K AKCI pROTI VYDERACNYDr
DOMACfM.
ZITREJSI KONEERENCE v COLUM.
BUS, MA NLz CLEVELAND BUDF, "a.
STUPOVAN VYSADNlM KOMI~
SAREM MARSHALLEM
MfSTNf MAJITELOVE CENZAKU MUSf ZISKAT
LICENSI MA r. 1920 DO Is. DUBNA

Iezitost cinze. Posledni pravi-
delna legislature byla teprVe
nedaVno rozpuStena a aCkoliV
zasedala n6kolik mGsicu, mno
no uzitku poplatnikum nepri-
nesla. Guverner patrne Sc O.
bava, ze by i zylaStni zasedani
sn6mu cinzovni otazku neVyri
dilo a proto odhodlal Sc k III
trejSi konferenci. Je znamo,
ze ia posledni legislatury po-
dano nekolik pTedloh prot do
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a re vSe
cky ty pfedlohy byly umlCeny.
Rovn6z ieden clevelandsky IA
konodarce (Meyers) cht6I re-
gulovat renty, lee i jeho ma
vrh V praynim legislativnim
vyboru upadl zapomenuti.
Proto ucin6n bude pOkus zjed
natl Ginzovni napravu bez le-
gislatury, kterazto zitrej8i ak
&c bude ma jisto rychleiSi a
levnejSi.
Zdej8i m6stsky licensni ko-
misar pan Ladislav Cukr roze-
slal vCera vSem cleveland
skym majitelum tinzaku upo-
minku, ably bud zaplatili Ii
censi pro rok 1920 do Is. dub
ma, aneb oCekaVali neprijem-
nosti policejnimi organy. Pan
I Cukr rozeslal tech upominek
$500 a VSech cleVelandskych h
tennementu jest asi 10000.
Pod slovem tenement roZumi
sc dunn, majici tri a vice najem
niku. Pak-li vy$euvedena dolla
roya license do Is. dubna ne
bude zaplacena, komisar Cukr
slibuje domacim-neplatum ia
tykaGe, kdezto radni Jar.
Imunt prlStlm Zasedani po-
da naVrh, ably domaci Sc dive
ma rentyri podrobeni byli Ii
censi tim dohledu admin
atrace. Podobnych domacich
ie v m6ste asi $4,000. DosaVad
mi license tyGe Sc jen zdravot-
Mich opatrenl, lee Zmuntova
Zostrena license doVoloVala by
naiemnikum pozalovati 81 ma
domaciho komisi ma radnici,
pak-li rent nesprayedliVe byl
by Jim ZdrazoVan. komise ka2
: dou stiznost by yysetrila a do
maciho- -koristnlka pfipadne
: pokutovala. Je vSak NOME, ze
i Zmuntuv navrh dostane sc
: ma pretres Y zitrejsi konferen
ci Y Columbus, kterazto pora
&. da ma iednou pro vzdy rozhoc
: nout, mnoho-li pani domac
: sm6ji Z najemneho vydelavat
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-27
Dr. Sims to Talk
 On Making of Laws

Dr. W. P. Sims will lecture this afternoon at the regular meeting of the Twentieth Century club, in the Blue room of the Y. NJ. c. A. building, at o'clock, on the subject, "Prac, tical Legislative Matters, or. How Our Laws Are Made"
 Dr. Sims has represented Cochise county in the state legislature during two sessions and is a deep student oi state legislation.
 The lecture is open to the public.