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Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1920-05-01

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
awrit Of Lev. Fac. to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Court House, Southeast Corner of
Eleventh and King Streets, City of
Wilmington, New Castle County,
Delaware,
ON SATURDAY
THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1920
at 10 o'clock, A. M.
the following described Real Estate viz:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel
of land, with q dwelling house thereon
erected, situate in the City Of Whining.
ton, New Castle County, and State Of
Delaware, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning at point on
the southerly side of Banning street,
at the distance of eighty-three feet 1887
westerly from the westerly side of
Franklin street, thence southerly par
allel with Franklin street, eighty feet
to q corner thence westerly, parallel
with Banning street sixteen feet to a
corner; thence northerly. parallel with
Franklin street eighty feet to the said
southerly side of Banning street, and
thence thereby easterly sixteen feet to
the place Of Beginning. Be the con-
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of wine W!i,ncenty wo t AM and
gagors and it's. and to be sold by
JOSHUA z. GRASSLAND, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Del,
April Is, 1920.
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WARWICK

We are sorry to report Miss Bessie
Gunkle on the sick list.
Mrs. Mary Johns, Of Galena, spent
Friday with friends in town.
Mrs. J. r. H. Price was guest of
Mrs. r. B. Merritt on Wednesday.
Mrs. r. B. Merit spent Thursday
with Mrs. Cora Bishop, Of Fair Oaks.
Mrs. Dee Cannon, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Lofand.
Mrs. Lingo, of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Ada Stats are visiting Mrs. J. R. H.
Price.
Mrs. William Thornton and Mrs. Guy
Lockerman spent Friday with relatives
IN Galena.
Miss Eula Vineyard spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. A. R. Merritt
Of Wilmington.
Mrs. William Vineyard returned home
Monday after spending sometime with
her sister at State Road.
Sunday. School, Sunday, $50 A. M.
Christian Fndeavor, $50 P. NJ; Preach
ing, 8.O0P. M. Everybody welcome.
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For Sale!

One black mare, 164 hands high, ex-
cellent driver, by Barnett B. One york
carriage, good as new, and one enclosed
family carriage. Also one set single
carriage harness. Apply to
W. j. WILSON,
Middletown, Del.
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CaldweIHs Bazaar
GALENA, MD.
THURSDAY, MAY s, 1920
Sale at II q. m. sharu

Sale at II a. m. sharp
80 HEAD EXTRA GOOD FAT STEERS
SOTO rs HEAD HORSES AND MULES
consisting Of 10 pairs good Young
Mules from to years old: several
good Odd Mules, 8 pairs good we'll
mated Mares and Horses, the right size
and shape. Several nice driving horses.
One mare with plenty Of speed.
sold 20 mules and 80 horses, mares
and colts at my last sale and expect to
sell more this time; mules as high as
$500 per pair and horses from $40 to $3.50
Can sell any number at this sale as the
buyers will be here for them. Make
special mention Of l pair Iron Gray
Mares weighing 2400 pounds, 6 years
old.
30 TO 40 HEAD OF CATTLE
consisting Of fresh cows, springers, fat
cattle and stock bulls, heifers, etc. I
can sell any number you send. Will
have a few registered holstein beifers
and stock bulls as good as as money
can buy, 200 shoats, pigs and brood
sows. I sold 100 head last sale and
several people told me had the best
lot of pigs and shoats they ever saw in
one bunch. Lot of poultry, harness,
carriages and most anything you are
looking for will be here on sale; IL sets
Of good secondhand harness from one
man.
One new "Pilot" Cataline Pland
Acetylene Generator. This plant has
never been installed and will be positive
ly sold.
At II a. m. l will begin my sale with
the Creamery Lot on Back Street, con-
tanning about 80 of an acre Of land.
Will sell shoats at 11.3O and get to the
horses ut 1890 p. m.
This is the place to buy or sell your
horses and mules. Every person treat
ed alike. Want to get started at II a.
m. sharp as l will sell rain or shine.
TERMS-ChSH.
S. G. CALDWELL.
NV next sale will be Thursday, May
20, 1920.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1920-05-01
Treatment Of Common Colds

IF all who catch cold could be per-
suaded to remain in bed for the first
twenty-four hours Of such an attack
says q well-known physician ''there
would be fewer cases dragging on with
distressing symptoms for weeks and
often ending in some more serious dis
ease." To make sure Of prompt re-
covery you should also take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Whether sick
or well the bowels should move each
day.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1920-05-01

Clara Knots d visiting her sis
Mn William Dolson, ii Cheswold.
III. ". A. Scott and Mrs. Z. L. Ma
| l6y md son spent Monday in VIII
sapgton.
Mr.. Francis Atkinson, Of New Castle,
spent Tuesday as the guest Of Miss
L.eillah Money.
Jacob C. Crowding, of Still Pond,
Md, was . brief caller with relatives
ii town last Friday.
Rodney Price and wife, Of Whining
ton, spent the weekend with her sister
Mrs. w. H. Reynolds and family.
James Needham, travelling agent for
the Philadelphia-Atlantic Seaboard
Company, spent the weekend at his
] home here.
Misses Elizabeth Maloney and Grace
Money attended the dance Saturday
night given by Miss McClafferty, in
. Wilmington.
Mrs. Thomas Stewart and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Frank McVey, Of Chester, Pa
spent Sunday with Harry Isaacs and
family, on the Levels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reynolds en-
tertained on Sunday Clayton johnson
land wife. Of near Galena, Md; Clifford
slark and Miss Helen Reynolds, Of Will
Fmington.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Wright en-
tertained on Sunday their daughter,
Mrs. William Jenkens, of Chester, Pa,
and Mrs. Frank Green, Irwin and Will.
ard Green, Of Smyrna.
Mrs. Anna Richardson and daughters,
Mrs. Ruth Harris and Miss Elizabeth
Richardson, and Barbara Harris, Hes
ton Hanna and Ralph Crisby, all Of
Chester, Pa, spent the weekend in
town.
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Paid Locals

We nav the HIGHEST CASH PRICE
for WHEAT and CORN on order, loaded
on rail and water at ANY POINT.
Phone 5 and Al.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
FOR SALE-Eggs from pure bred
Barred Rocks, 1.50 per setting Of 10
eggs. H. L. PACKARD,
Odessa, Del.
I now have q large assortment OF
mating. Also mating. wool and fibre,
rag, administer, crex and brussels rugs,
size 1896 inches to 12x15 feet.
WILLIAM ]. WILSON.
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FOR SALE

One six-cylinder racer, self starter,
electric lights, wire wheels, five core
tires, can make IS miles an hour. Coco
paint and in fine running order. Must
be sold this week. Can be seen at Del
aware City Garage. Phone, No. 2.
NJ. j. LEVINSON,
Delaware City, Del.
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Periodic Bilious Attacks

Persons subject to bilious attacks at
regular intervals know about when to
expect an attack. They find that they
have no desire for food when an attack
is due but usually eat because it is meal
time. Skip one meal and take three Of
Chamberlain's Tablets and you may be
able to avoid the attack. Persons sub
ject to periodic bilious attacks should
not drink tea or coffee at any time.
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Wilmington City Of llo,l6S

Wilmington according to the census
figures just given out shows popula-
tion Of l1O,16S. The figures show that
Delaware's chief metropolis has grown
u p. 757 since the last census, taken in
1910. or . per centage Of Is.
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About Digestion

It is claimed that only half as much
food is required when it is thoroughly
masticated. Digestion begins in the
mouth and thorough mastication of
the food is of the greatest import ance.
When needed take Chamberlain Tab
lets to streng then the digestion and in
sure regular movement of the bowels.
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ODESSA

Mrs. Joseph Carrow visited relatives
IN Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Orrell were Wis
itors to Wilmington this week.
Mrs. Joseph Heller and daughter
were Wilmington visitors last week.
Miss E. Miflin, Of Ridley Park, Pa. /,
is spending sometime with Mrs. w. V.
Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Stidham, Of Will
mington, visited relatives in town on
Sunday.
Mr.. John VanHorn has moved his
family to the "Burchard farm" near
Taylor's Bridge. The farm was lately
purchased by Mr.. Lee Maleney, Of
Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Hall, Of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. William Brady, of
Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lesser. Of Philadelphia, were brief Wis
it6rs in town on Sunday last.
Several homes were broken into by
robbers last week, Mr.. F. B. Watkins.
Mr.. T. Middleton's 8, Mr.. A. Lee Orrell's,
Mrs. w. v. Woods, and Mrs. Catherine
Stidham's, about $50 being taken from
Mrs. Stidham's. On Saturday evening,
the robbers attempted to get into MIR.
al Wilson's store on Main Street, the
wire around the window being broken
and some glass broken, but they were
frightened away before they could get
anything.
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Delaware Democrats Fix Convention

The State Democratic Executive
Committee, in session at Dover, on
Tuesday, fixed Tuesday, May Is. for
the State Convention for the election Of
delegates to the National Convention at
San Francisco, June Is. Saturday,
May y, was set for primary elections.
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Wanted!

Farm Laborers. Good wages, good
house, usual privileges, splendid oppor'
tunity. Apply to
C.L. Guerin,
Morris Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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For Sale!

Cabbage, Tomato and Sweet Potato
Plants. Chrysanthemums. Scarlet Sage
and Aster Plants.
A. K. HOPKINS,
Mlddletown, Del.
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TRESTANEC ZAVREL kLfC-
NlCI A UPRCHL z VAZBY.

Mistni 1rady pozadany poll
eli z De aware, O., ably pomo-
hly v hledani uprchleho karan
ce Jesse Millera, usv6dceneho
bankovniho podvodnika. Mil
Ter byl uveZn6n V okresni vaZ-
be v Delaware a vcera re sve.
no v6Zeni utekl. K.icnici V o.
kresnim v6zcni V Delaware je
Serifova zena Alkirse, jiz Mil
Ter napadl, klice il odnal "a
vrev pani Serifovou V jedne
kobce okre5niho vezeni utekl
Mysli Sc, re uprch.ik uchylil
Sc do Clevelandu a proto bude
i zde patrani po mem zavede-
no. Zalafni klice ma uprchlik
pri sobe, takze pani serifova z
Delaware musela byt z vazby
pomoci pakliGu vysvobozena.
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PACIENT BEZMALA
UHOREL.

- V pfisklepi domu Gislo 1862
Dond Ave. v Lakewood vznikl
vcera rano nasledkem pretope-
nj vyhrevni pece ohen, ktery
brzy rozsifil sc do vyssiho
patra, kde mattel onoho dom
ku M. Kovarevic k liizku 4 byl
pfipoutan chripkou. Koyafevic
byl donna sam tax seslably,
re nemohl z hoficiho domku u
niknout a teprve prikvacivSimi
hasici byl vynesen a do nemoc
nice poslan. Pacient nadychal
Sc koure sotva vydrzi, kdezto
skoda ma jeho majetku zp1so-
bena cini asi 1000 dolard. Ia
iineho vcerejsiho pozaru v La
kewood a to V elsie 1926 Or
chard Ave. zpGsobeno skody
$4,000 a diva hasiGi dymem byli
omraceni.
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NEDOSTATEK STAVEBN1CH
DELNfKU.

ObchOdni zastupce staveb-
Mich remesel oCekava letos ma
jare velky stavebni ruch V Gle
velandu V naSich pfedmestich
a zaroven zaznamenava, re
zkuSenych delniku bude nedo-
statek, kdezto mzda dotce-
nych bude ,obnaseti dollar ma
hodinu prImerem. Nateraci bu
dou pozadovat $1.25 ma no
dinu a rovn6z jina remes.a, je-
jichz kontrakty l. kvetna vypr
81. budou emit vyssl pozadav-
k. Cleveland "a letoSni seZo-
ny bude potrebovat a3i $4,000
stavebnich d6lniku a ma jich
pouze 10000, takze schazejici
remeslnici must byti z jinych
NEST do Clevelandu povolani.
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ROZSfRENf .MESTSkE NE.
MOCNICE.
Sedm SCI dodatecnych luck
Lude pofizeno.

Clenove clevelandske me-
komise konali vcera
vyrocni svou schulz V hotelu
Statler, "a niz odporucovano,
aby m6stska nemocnice ma
Scranton Road o dalSi dive kri-
dla byla rozsirena, Clmz prl-
bylo by il sedm set novych III
EEK. O navrhu komise bude V
pondeli uvazovat mestska rada
a die vSeho roZepsana bude
mestem dvoumilionova puJcka,
kterou zvetSeni m6stske nemoc
nice dalo by Sc financovat. y
pdiCce bude volici V dubnu roz
hodovano.
Komise dale navrhuje me-
stu, aby We warrensvillske ko-
lonii by. zaffzen dstav pro zoo
rekonvalescentu a tamejSi ko-
lonii pro souchotnare by priby-
10 600 luck. Rovnez Rainbow
nemocnici pro zmrzacenOu mia
dez ma byti sto dodatecnych
luck koupeno.
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STAVkA MYCEk MA POL
STANICI.

Ma ustredni policejni stani-
ci vznikla vcera stavka mycek.
Nacelnik Smith pozadovai, ably
mycky pracovaly osm hodin
denne a nikoli jen 6 a pGl jako
dosud, vyzva jeho nebyla vsal
respektovana a mycky prace
zanechaly. Teprve kdyz nacel-
nikuv tajemnlk stavkuiicim
domluvil, tyto vratily Sc do
prace "a starych podminek.
Mycky ma ustredni po.icejni
5tanici pracuji 6 dnG V tydnu,
6 a pull hodin denne a vydela-
vaji SCI m6sicn6.
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KRAJSKY SOUDCE STE
VEINS RESICNOVAL.

Soudce Frank E. Stevens,
jenz s,ouzi okresu jiz sedmy
rok, zaslal vcera guv. Coxovi
svou resignaci a misto sve opu-
sti |. bfezna, ably v6noval Sc
pravnicke praksi Il firmy Price
and Crum V Garfield budove
sud- Stevens vstoupil do vefej-
ne Ginnosti IA administrace
Tom. L.. Johnsona, kdy jmeno-
van byl priruCim tehdejsiho
mestskehO pravnika Newton
ID. Bakera V kteremzto ufadu
setrval "a administrace rep.
mayora Baehra roku 1912, kdy
byl zvolen okresnim soudcem
ma dobu Sesti let. Roku 1918
Stevens uchazel Sc Znovu-
zvoleni, lee byl porazen, acko-
.iv celia tehdejSi advokatni ko-
mora o jeho ZnovuZvolenl Sc
pfimlouvala. Byl vsak soud-
Gem jmenovan pTec a to po re-
ignaci sudiho Vickery, kdy
Stevens ustanoven byl ma jeho
misto guvernerem Coxem. V
dubnu roku 1917 byl pfedse-
dou trestniho soudu, "a kterez
to DOLBY vyrizeno nejvice trest-
Mich pripadd. Bylo to V dobach
tax zyane ZloGinne vlny, kdy
Stevens skoncoval 800 tre3t-
mich pri a vuci usvedcenym je-
vii nalezitou prisnost.
Soudce Stevens test Sc znac.
ne prominence zvlaSt' V kru
Zich demokratickych a nen
dosud Znamo, kdo bude jehC
nastupcem.
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PLATZkYHO DRUH OD-
SOUZEN.

Soudce Phillips postal vcera
ma neurcitou dobu do polepSov
ny Mansfield George Sher-
mana, byvaleho spolecnika j.
Platzkyho, jenz pritomne ira
vi V zalafi pro vrazdu pol.
She tona. Sherman odsouzen
byl pro loupez, ponevadz ma
zminene vrazde pfimeho po-
dilu nem6l. Ia vGerejsiho W.
slechu bylo mu vsak dokazano,
ze pred mesicem vyplenil kram
odevnika S. Ravinsona, 4315
Woodland Ave.
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PRESfDLENf LEKARSKE
URADOVNY. 81

Znamy specialista vleklych
(chronickych) neduht DIR. M
L. Steh.ey Sc F40letou zkuseno-
sti, graduovany, registrovany
a licensovany .odbornik i ozna-
mule cele 'verejnosti, re presto
hoval svoji uradovnu Euclid
Ave. a vych. 65 ul do novych a
krasnych mistnosti v elsie 1913
vych. 55 ul. els. z, V druhem
pc5chodi ma rohu Woodland a
vych. 55 ulice.
V uradovne dr.. M. l.. Steh-
eye uziva Sc vSech modernich
zpusobu jak americkych, tax
evropskych, v diagnose ose-
tfovani a dodavaji Sc nejmo-
dernejsi leky.
DR.. M. l.. Stehley prohlizi a
vysetfuje vsechny pacienty
sam a kdykoli prijdete, vzdy
jej najdete osobne q nikdy pc
celou dobu Vaseho leceni nebu
dete svereni asi5tentGm.
Ufedni hodiny Cd l h. odp
do 8 vecer. We Stredu a v nedel
cd l h. odp. do 4 odp.a v sobe
tn cd 10 hod. dop. do 8 hod
vecer.
Lekafska prakse bude V no.
We uradovn6 zahajena S. unors
o l hod. odp. coz oznameno bt
de V oznamce tohoto listu.
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BRATR ZAVRAzDENE CHO-
RISTKYV CLEVELANDU.
Pozistatky F. Altmanove bu-
dou pohrbeny We FiIadelfii.

Vcera pfijel do Clevelandu
2 Filadelfie Nathan Altman,
bratr v ned6li zde Zavrazdene
choristky, Frances Altmanove.
Nathan vICi policii vyslovil Sc,
re jeho sestra citala teprve 20
let a We Filadelfii re zdstavila
rodice jakoz pet sourozencG.
Je dale pravdou, re Frances
byla provdana Ia Stockwella a
pred dvema lety rozvedena a
re udrzovala znamost jistym
namornikem, ktery jeji zkazu
patrne ma ma sv6domi. Mistni
policie praveho vraha dosud
nezatkla, ackoli popis jeho Ii
skala s nekolika stran. Panlje
tudiz nahled, re pachatel hned
.po SVEN ZloGinu u Cleve andu
ujel. KorOner Zoul skoncil IN
kvest vcera a vynos jeho mi,
re Altmanova byla tezce pora-
nena ma pravem spanku, KITE
remuzto poraneni "a cinzakem
ma vych. 55 ulici podlehla. Jeji
skon urych,en byl vysilenim
mrazem. PozIstatky zahubent
budou poslany dnes do Filadel-
| fie X pohfbeni.
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PROHIBIcNfCI SHANEJf
$25,OO0.OOO.

Jednou nejslibnejSich zna-
mex, Re prohibice neni uva ena
Spoj. Statam ma kirk tax pevne,
jak 81 nektefi mysll, jest obsa-
zena V proklamaci, vydane
dnes Protihostinskou ligou, kite
ra oznamuje, ze shani fond
25,000.000 V pokracovani pro
ii demonu alkoholu, vzdor to-
mu, ze jest spoutan. Wayne B.
Wheeler, vrchni pravni zastup
ce lfgy tvrdi, re zastaveni Gin
no3ti v pf{tomne dobe rovnalo
by Sc odepreni, sklizeti zen po
jejim vypestovani. Ze SLOW
Whee.erovych vysvita, re Proti
hostinska liga strachuje Sc hla
vne planu protiynikd prohibi-
ce, soustrediti nyni sye usili ma
zvoleni takovych kongresnikI,
ktefi by nebyli pouhymi lout-
kami v rukou suchych fanati-
XII ktefi by prijali zakon, OBJ
sahujici liberalni vyk..ad ter
minu "opojny" napoj, jenz by
dovoloval vyrobu a prodej pi-
va obsahem ne vice nez 4
procenta a vina S obsahem II
procent alkoholu.
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LISTARNA.
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POZEHNANA RODINA.

Albany, Ala. 3. unora. -
Sest d6ti b6hem patnacti me-
sicd a sice hned dive garniturv
no troicatech isou zaiiste re-
kordem manzelG Livingstone
vych, bydlicfch v Albany. Dru
ne terteto pribylo do tohoto 81
zaveho udolf vcera ma Sc pry
lax nAlezi k sv9tu.
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$50 NovfcH PkfPADU
lNFLUENZY. =.
Raani Jaroslav Zmunt mezi
tezce nemocnyni.

800 novych pfipadI influen-
zy oznameno veera zdravotnim
tlfadum - O dive ste pacientu
meme nez bylo predevcirem re-
portovano. Mezi vcerejsimi no.
vymi pacienty nachazi Sc tez
radni Jaroslav Zmunt, 2152
zap. IA. ulice, jehoz stav zda
Sc byti zvlaste vazny, ba kriti-
cky. Zmunt roznemohl Sc pred
vGfrem veera lekafi jej oSe-
tfujici vyslovili obavu, re Wy
vine Sc u neho prudky zanet
Pile. Jiny mestsky radni G. B.
Stannard stune rovrez a temef
2e0 uGite,ek trpi chripkou,
Glmz vyucovani V gramarnfch
skolach jest obmezovano a ne
ktere tfldy musely byti vcera
rozpusteny.
V Toledu fadi chripka nejvi
ce mezi listonosi, takze postov.
nj dodavka je hepravidelna
Nejvice z ohajskych NEST je
vsak suzovan Akron, kde 16..
600 lidi postizeno je chfipkou
zvlastnf detenGni nemocnice
musela byti zaffzena. V Young
stown byly n6ktere skoly "a
vreny, ponevadz vetsina dotCe.
neho zactva trpi nakazou.
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LISTARNA.

Pan Jos. Fiala ma V admin
straci "Sveta" dopis Cd bratra
8ohdana 2 Blaine 2 Czech, KITE
ryzto dopis postou nemohl mu
byti pro neuplnost adresy ode
vzdan a adresatt tehoz jmena
lest v Clevelande nekolik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-04
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v ZAJMU LEPSf TRAKCNi
DOPRAVY. i

Clenove klubu, cleveland
skych autoisti. konali vcera W.
rotni spou schizi v hotelu Hol-
lenden, ia niz zvoleno tez move
lirednictvo a schyalena resolu-
ce, odporuGujici radikalni re-
formy trakcni dopraye, po-
nevada polovitnf opravy trak-
cniho systemu v6ci neposlouzi.
Klub je pro prodlouzeni n6kte-
rych ulic a zavedeni kar do u
lie, kde. dosud trakcni dopra-
va nestava. Mimo to zada IRA
dy, ably vuci auto-zlodejGm by
iy prisn6jsi. Novym predsedou
klubu zvolen byl byvaly soud-
&c Meals a tajemnikem Fred
,H. Galley.
O zlepseni trakCni dopravy
primlouVa Sc teZ dnesnl Plain
Dealer, pozadujici, ably p an
ohledne trakcnich zmen V pom
delni schdzi radnfch navrhova-
ny proveden byl brzy, nema-li
cely traktm system vecnymi
blokadami byti znicen. Cleve-
land v trakcni doprave pocina
Vi po malomestsku, jakby zapo
mlnal, ze obyvatelstva mu
kyapne pribyva a snad jiz mi
lion dust dosahuje.
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PROHIBIcNfCI SHANEJf
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-04

VESELITI Sc o PROHI
BICI je tszko, prijdete-li Sc
ale podivat pfisti sobotu We.
Ger ma SIBRINKY, SOKOLA
CZECH, ktere pofada We sve
Sokolovns ma Wendell Ave.
obveselite jists sve myslen-
ky a bude Vam radosti srdce
plesat mad tou krasnou sme-
sici masek vsech slovan-
skych narodi, jez pri radost
mem reji veseliti Sc budou ze
sveho osvobozeni, az do dru-
he hodiny rama nedslniho.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-30

the NJ. V. T. buys WITH its eyes
shut.
Mountaineer Fans Start Annual
Howl for MCIntire's Job-headline
in Pittsburgh paper. The fans
Threats are In particularly good
condition this year. due to the fact
that it was seldom the team caused
them to strain a vocal chord dur
ing the season.
The resignation OF the Mexican
cabinet to give Obregon a free
hand, causes one to wonder II
Bryan has been sending advice TO
Mexico.
OF course, all the nations want
disarmament; but they all feel
that all the others should do it
first.
Baker is still proud Of the Army;
despite the trouble at the Polo
Grounds Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-30

There is a lot of food for thought In the totals
of the vote in this state which published yes
terday at the office of the secretary OF state They
show, for instance, that the Harding electors had
plurality of 61.21s and that the plurality for
Governor.eIect Morgan was 57,567. Morgan, there
FORE was only 1861 behind the national ticket Yet
right down to the night before the election the
amateurs who were in charge of the Democratic
campaign in the state contended that their man
Koontz was going to win and that Morgan would
be third man It would be interesting to know
whether they were really that much in the dark
or whether they knew what was coming but
thought it their duty to keep up bluff to the very
end But whatever their motives success is the
thing that counts in practical politics and it is clear
that there will have to be whole new deal in the
management of the Democratic party in this state
before that party can rank formidable con-
tender again. How they bring about that new deal
is going constitute the most interesting political
developme. during the next four years,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-30

Rev. l. A. Barnes, the county superin-
tendent of schools shows lively appreciation OF the
principal source Of difficulty in the public school
system when he makes appeal for larger meas
ure OF interest in educational matters. Most of the
shortcomings OF the public schools could be cleared
away in short time il the people who are conduct
ing them could count upon the sympathy and CO.
operation of the public. The schoolmen are over
worked as it is but it really would pay all around
il they were to make effort to try TO reach the
public with the school problems. 1t is to be hoped
therefore that Superintendent Barnes will keep
right after the people of Marion county and try to
persuade them to take real interest in the work
that is being done in the schools the small country
school particularly.