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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-12
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use
Musterole once you experience the
glad relief 1t gives.
Get a jar at once from the nearest
drug store. 1t Is a clean, white ONT
merit, made with the oil of mustard.
Better than mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while II Is being rubbed onl
Musterole Is recommended by many
doctors and nurses Millions of jars are
used annually for bronchitis, Group, stiff
neck, asthma. neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu-
matism, lumbago. pains and aches ofth~
back or joints, sprains. sore mu1-l:,
bruises, chilblains frosted feet, colds Of
che chest (it often prevents pneumonia.
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-12
ARKANSAS WOMAN
FREEZES TO DEATH

CAMDEN, Ark, Jan. r. (Spl)--Word
has been received here that Miss Alice
Jenkins, formerly Of stephens, but who
has been teaching school In Illinois
for several months was frozen to death
in a snowstorm several days ago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-12
Saxton Wooten.

YAZOO CITY. Miss, Jan. Il. tSpl 49,
Henry Saxton and Miss Jimmie Wooten,
of Benton, Route ., were married al
the home Of Judge J. A Waters. the
wedding taking place in an automobile
belonging 10 the bridal couple
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-12
Santhuley- Coutrakon,

JONESBORp, Ark. Jan. Il tSpID--
Mrs. Eftte Santhuley and Steve scout.
rakon were married here, the Rev Cor
don Wimpy performing the ceremony
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-12
Miss Wilma Ford,

IONESBORO, Ark, Jan. II. (Spl)--
Miss Wilma Ford, IA, died yesterday
The deceased is survived by her par
ents. Fuenral today at Maroon Gene
terry.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-12
n me Dead w
Mrs. R, NJ. Weaver.

CORiNTH, Miss. Jan. IL. (Spl)--
News has reached here OF the death OF
Mrs, L, NJ. Weaver in Atlanta, Ga,
where she underwent an operation.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-12
G. g. Walker.

PADUCAH, Ky, Jan. -. CSpI)-In-
ness of complicated diseases resulted
in the death of {. c. Walker, 76. Mr.
Walker is survived by one brother
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-12
r. A. Cain.

JONESBORO, Ark, Jan. IL. (Spl.)-
r, A. Cain, 81, died Sunday night. He
is survived by his wife and eight chill
dren,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-12
Stomach ills

permanently disappear &..er drinking
the celebrated shivar Mineral Water
Positively guaranteed by money-back
offer. Tastes fine; costs a trifle. De-
iivered anywhere by our Memphis
swanfa Oiiver-Ffnnie Co. Phone them.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-12

Children sick with colds relieved with
Flumonia Salve Csc adv.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13

tltng i6rpcr frolrf mar ie0o6 iid
ictt lpicOcr o1f Der 8ciierlmQ be-
fin0et.
@ern1orn &icfc fen. mllr0c urn
Son5tnQ OCn I. GuQllit, %onl6blidl
lcincS y. @cburtstogc5 bon icirclr
ain0crn ulo &crluon0tcn 0ltrd cine
bon 0icicn beronitoItete TnmIiecn.
Rcuniol1, boh crfreltt. gSir Qrotl,
lircn nohtrG9lid uno pilni6cn
Ncrrn Hicfc nod mondc frobc @ie,
oerfebr oes @eburt8toges.
@m. SIecr, bon @iniiOc, Ncb.
bcfinbet it6 bier ottf 9eiltf bCi
iciner Nltttcr.
Ilto. &eicnlom bc9ob iih lcttc
8ofc not 9(tfiIon GoitntD Inn iei.
nc betogtcn @Itern Senrp Scic.
mann ut0 Satin BORT o~b3uholcn
un6 bcir1 at be9leitcn, peGdc Orei
Monotc bel ibreni Sobne, @. 9.
Scicmnrrl, in @otion, Wo., Der.
peiIt botten.
@enrp Soffmoun unb @ottin.
bon @llobeSbiQc, Wo., bcfonben TifD
bier Inn ocn Wiiiionsfcitc IN Ban
bei5uipoDnen ltl16 nit ibrcn bielcrr
bieiigen SrclnOcn BORT 5uiommerr
Su t~reffen.
Gin Del eb0ltcr bon 800 @nllo.
net @cboIt lpltrbc Oieicr Gage III
Eappme1er & @ron0t'S Garage IN
itoIIirt, 10 BOB Gittlcr bercn Sor
rotb an @oioIin berbrol,ht it, bort
nodfiiIlen fonnen.
8aitor 9on. Eoppmeper ltlo So
nlilic, bon Sqinois, moren lestc
ISOLDE bier ollf 9eiud bel ibren 81.
fern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13
3ur &ennscidnnng beS Spitems.

= Man ipl lid ou6 in Scr Site Oe8
8ublfampfes nidt 5,t ltebertreibun.
gen uno nnfairen @ormiirfen bin-
reiBen laiien. Nber es I6cint un8
bod CUR Genn2ci6nlnq BEG unter
@ilIon cingeriiiel,cn unb bon Cor 81,
bereluigenben SbItcms Ser berbienit.
boIlen 9cmofroten 81, gcb0ren, oaB
in griefumidlGgen nit Ser auf:
i6rift ~Briboter Wibbroltd Der amt.
IiGcn Bortofreibeit miro nit $500
Strafe be6robt,~ cine oeorufte Rcoc
bcri6ift miro, Die Groll Soiepblts
0oniels o1tf 6eu @enfcr Irollenfon,
0rcb QeboltCn hot. @err 9onieIS.
biirftc c%iniocrmobcn in NcrIenen6cit
icin, sic omtlihen 3ltiommcnbGngc
alpiidcn 6ent @cnfer 8offcctrGn56en
ltnN Scr omcrifnniIdlcn arico&mo.
rinc 3lt trfIGrcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13

Stootes circn groBen 6ebler bc9on-
gen baberL moem iie nidt Dor bic
len Sobren Obitgarten onlcgtcn unO
Oieie bcgtcn un0 oufredtcrbicltcn,
Sur 9Cit iollen nlr Ia MiIlionell
tragcnoc NcpiclbGlnne III 0Rtiiollrl
81 finocn icin. 8or 10 Sobrclr
bottc man 0oppClt 10 bicl. Die Sbit'
5udt lit cincS ser profitabellten
3wciqc Der 2nn0mirtbidoft unO
@o1tD. Gardner mill oo8 Srtereiic
haron rpie6er oi1fpefen.
@ic 0os @eriiht eeDt, mill Scr
@ollocrneltr nodl G6lalf ieineS Ger.
Minis ais @ouoerreltr in Cole Gorn'
TT cine quite Sorm foltfen unb bort
tpobnen bIeiben. 8enn es Inn 6o.
bel niht qebt, mte Dem friibcren
@ollberneltr So6leb, Der cbcrfallS
cine Snrm botte, ober in peni9en
Sobren nusfnnb, 6aB nidt alIes
@oI0 1T, mas gI6n5t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13

IdmQIert peroen. $err 8iIion llno
feline oerOienItooaen 9emofroten boz
ben oafiir eeIorgt ooB arerifa nidt
I'm Den Npf fonmt, in jeOer 8e6ie-
blulg an Scr Spite ser 0ationcn 8u
mnri6icren. 8rantrei6 bat ieire
SdulOm in flint GricgSiabrcn UNI
G32 8ro5cnt o6er p Bro8ent per
Nobr pcrmebrt, England UNI $50
&ro3ult oOcr 1877 Bro5cnt per Sabr,
sic &crcinigten Stooten ole ibre ober
in s,uei Subren l,nt 2t00 8ro8ent
ooer mebr oils 1000 Bro5ent per
$obr. @ir maridieren alio peiter
an ser Spibe Ser Notionen uno Der
Civilization - bo1tf @ilionl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13
1rcitas, ben 10. Insnit, 1920.
Sulfesitimmc

W5itten aus Dem ioli0cn Sitoen,
Der 8ieee, Dem @routbett rnb ges
nib aud Dem beretniti9cn Sorge Ser
bcr6icnItbo1cn 0cmofrotcn fonrn1t
cine GrflGrl,n9 sic oIS @rabmeiier
Der @~oGfSItimlnl1n9 sur fommenbcn
@obI einiges Sntcreiie berbient.
81 manher bon uns," idreibt Der
.SSSenio Gorrp.on" in Senneiiee, lift
nofaerooc oltf Dem Ston6pltnfte on.
aeIon9t, o11f Dem er nidt mebr einen
Suffering Drum gibt, Oh Der
n6dItc BrGiibent 0emofrot ober
R~eblblifoer lit ODER Oh or oltf Der
SenS Iibt. 9agegen ,m1lB er unbes
6inqt getpiiie nnbere Gigeni6afte1t
beIitcn. Or mIB gen1,g Belt bahen,
nm oen Gngelegenbeiten l1nclc
Cams elm menig gl,,fmerfiamfeit olt
tpi6men, tpertr1 er iid bcspegcn altdy
niht 70 bel I'M &oriifo ODER Die
Ssnfel Won befiimmert1 fam. 8tr
moIcn einen einfoher, o%ltmoOtid1en
amcrifoncr; nidt ciren Srdumer
obcr Ebcoretifer o6cr cincn inter:
notionolen Sternenqltfer. Sorbing
uno Coolidge Ideincn 6iCicn &orolS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13
9rafe.

SRI. u, 6, @ngIert, ipel1e meb.
rere @ofen Bel Der Samilte Conrad
8rebe bertpeilte, febrte letter. Cams.
toe pieber mad 81. 2outs 5iiriif,
SRI. @nglert lit cine eeiduIte 9rnn'
fenpfIegerin unb mGbrenb ibres Be.
fiifes Bel Der Somilie 8rebe mar fie
in Der 8fleee 6es iuneen Sbeo.
8rebe bebiIflid, Der an 9littbergif'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13


icsungen gu entiprederr. @cnn mir
$or6ing nidt betommen t0nnen,
Damn gebt ltns einen 9emofroten,
Der 70 gut lit tpie er, benin es bonoelt
iid i'm 9opember onriim, einen 9SrG.
iihcnten Der 8ereinieteu Staaten
unO nidt cinen ioI6cn Der 2iga ser
gtaiiHnrt 5u c%rruGblcn." Mon Miro
ielbit III Senneiiee ii6 ni6t Der
@iniiG)t bcridjlicBen f0nnen Dab Sim
Cor aui fcincn Sail Der 9emotrot
lit, Der scbenio gut" mie Soroing
lpGre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13

aus Ohio lit ola perionIider Nlbgc.
ialrOtcr Goy' gu 8rpan gcgungen.
Ger Silbcr8ijn9i9e ioG Sim Cor in
Der &arnppere unteritiisen oilf OaS
&eriprc6cn bin, Dob Oieicr Icbtcrc
ouh nidlt ciren Singer riibrerl mcr-
&c, UNI cine Miloerlng Scr TroDis
bition bcrbci5ufibrer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13
Der %nnacblid, naiic Gur.

Gicjenigcn Gclltihomcrifoncr, sic
ricQci6t miGcnS morcn, III Sim Cor
cinen 4nbGugCr Ser peri6nIifen
Sreibeit 5l untcrItiitcr, lperben nidt
nbre SntcrcIic bon scr foTocnhcn
Nofridt &enntnis nebn1cn: Ger
&ongreBob0cor0ncte @corg @hitc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13
Staat nirS Sbitsarteu anlegen.

@oltbcrneur @aroner bat Der Ser-
ualtuneSbeb6roe oes 3udtbdlics Die
8eiiun9 gegebert, auf Ser Saameper
Sorm bel @rping8, Die iebt Dem
9taot eebort, 5000 aepfelbdumc
al pflan5en. Scr @ouperneitr lit
Ser gniift, Sab Die Sarmer 6es
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13

Joe Ryan felt that he tust had to be
q villain to keep up the natural st.
ness of things. He was born at the
foot Of Devils Tower, in Crook coun-
ty, Wyo., and he just naturally had to
play he was a bad man. That he sue.
ceeded is evidenced by the Kisses he
receives in nearly every city and town
in this broad land. But away from
Vitagraph's thrilling serials, he is one
Of the most quiet and likable men in
the motion picture world. And to
prove It he is being co-starred with
Jean Paige In q serial.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13
Sraf grintins g., Serausseber.
Sermanu, Rp.

Entered as Second Glass Matter Week.
" at Post Office, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act of Congress, March 8,
1879.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-13
Gbrc, iucm Gbre sebiBrt.

@obrcs @croienit ioate ME &c,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
POSLEDNI TYDEN.

S ukoncenim tohoto tydne
VyprSi take lhuta, do ktere bu
de mozno podati pfiznaVku k
dani Z prijmu. VSichni, kdoz
dani QUITO jsou povinni, mus
nejd6le V pondeli, dine Is. bre
zna priznavku podati, sice bu-
dou podlehati pokutam a tre-
stun. Pokuta jest zakonem sta
novena az ma $1,000 a trest spo-
Giva V dostateCnem ulozeni 20
procent, cili jedne ctvrtiny da-
ne, kterou byl vinnik poVlnen.
Kdo nebude moci byti hotoV
q yypoCitavanlm celeho sVehO
prijmu, musi podati pfiznavku
pribliznou q Zaplatiti nj dan
do Is. brezna a podrobnou pr
hlaSku bude moci podati pozd6
ii. We lhut6, nedavno k tomu
3polkovym pokladnim odborem
stanoyenG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
We sPOJENf SfLA.

Zastupci vSech vet$lch obci
q NEST V Cuyahoga okresu zor-
ganisovali Sc vcera, ably spo-ec
ne 8 Clevelandem Gelili sllbo-
vanGmu zvySeni ceny pfirodnl-
no plynu. Jsou pro to, ably do
savadni cena 35 centu zdstala
V pIatnosti al do vyprsenl W.
sad East Ohio Gas Co. pri-
padne jsou proto, ably zaloze-
ny byly municipalni zavody ma
vyrobu umel6ho plynu. Jsou
rozhodn6 proti tomu, ably East
Ohio Co. V Tijnu "a svuj pflrod
nj plyn Gitala 80 centu "a IT,
sic GtvereGnich stop.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
VYUZITkOVALA CHYRY
BANKOVNiHO PfSARE.

Porota pred krajskym SOU
dem uznala vGera vinnou Zpro-
nevery 26letou Evu Matejuna-
sovou z els. 1907 Burnham CT.
Zmin6na pani m6la jiste spo
Iitelne 5000 ulozenych "a
posledniho vkladu dotycny ban
kovni urednik zlny.il Sc tim, ze
vepsal do knlzky imenovane
pani Castku $4,000, tedy o $2,-
600 vic nez Matejunasova u
spofila. Vkladatelka povSimla
ST chyby druhy den a hned ce-
~ obnos $4,000 vy2vedla, cimz
banka utrpela ztratu $4,000.
Odvazna panf byla zatGena
den nasledujici pro zproneveru
a dnes sud- Phillips urci il W.
81 trestu. Obzalovana svuj pre-
Gin nezapira. Pravi jen, re k
zpronevere Zlakala il chyba
nepozorneho onoho bankovni-
ho Zamestnance.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
CHTEJf LEP5f TELEFONlC-
kOU SLUZBU.

Riditelstvo zdejsi obchodnl
komory telegrafovalo vcera
statni korporacnl komisi do Co.
lumbus, ably sluzbu II Cleve-
land telefonicke spo-ecnostl
zlepSila. Spolecnosti mali bytl
pfipadn6 v6tsi poplatky dovo-
leny, ably zlepseni dalo Sc pro
vest a rovnez telefoniGti Zfizen
ci nell lepSi mzdy. Obchodni
komora je tudiz o dokonaleJsl
sluzbu pfedevslm a ma vyvlast
neni majetku dotcene spolecno
sti m9stem v1bec nereflekt ktuje.
Vyv. astnenf to odporucuje Jen
radnl ToWnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
HOCH ZARIT AUTEM.

Tovarnik L. Horning, 1882
Addison Road zatcen byl wee
ra pro neopatrnou 1lZdu.
lorning ie obvinen, ze ma st.
Clair Ave. vletG, svym strojem
do zastupu hrajicich 81 hochu
ne sousedstvi a jednoho, ze bez
deGne usmrtil. Zahubenym je
l6lety George Voss, jehoz rodi
Ce bydli v els. 214l st. Clair
Ave. Voss byl Horningovym au
tomobilem udefen do celia a
lebka mu rozrazena, takze sko
nal driv nez do nemocnice
mohl byti dopraven.
Ia vcerejSich automobilo-
vych nehod poran6no jeSt6 dial
sich 9 osob pri ruznych pflle-
zitostech z tech nejhufe po-
stizena byla pani Marie Tave.
nirova, 1858 Pear Road, utr-
pevsl nekolik zlomenin "a sra2
Ky autem bllze sveho domo-
va. Diva JIM autoist6 Zatceni
vcera pro rychlou i neopatrnou
lIzdu. Jednim Z Mich je f. Ram
sey, 1853 vych. 1853 ul. a dru.
hym r. Emmons, 1914 WetZe,
Ave. Ramsey prejel poraniI
A. Goetze, 1929 Fulton RoaC
a Emmons M. Davise, 223t
Woodland Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
MA BIT POPRAVEN
Is. CERVNA.
rozhodnuti v pripadu
mada 'rskeho zeno-vraha
Deliho.

Trestni soudce Phillips roz-
hodl vcera, re Josef Deli, vrah
sve 17let6 manzelky ma bytl
popraven "a ranniho 6svitu 70.
Gervna v Columbus. OdsOuZeny
i vdGi poslednimu tomu VynoSu
zdstal lhostejny a rovn6z We
vazb6 nejevi zadne roztrpceno
sti. Pouze guvernerova mIlost
NIUE jej pred smrti ma popra-
visit zachraniti. Pochybuje Sc,
re apelacnf soud povoll mu no.
w process, kterezto rozhodnutl
v nGkolika dnech sc ocekava
nacez Deli bude serifem dopra
ven do statnl kaznice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
VESNICKY POSTMISTR Eat
CEN PRO ZPRONEVERU.

Postovni Inspector thinner
man zatkl vCera poStmlStra
Roy Fabera Z Rittman bllze
Wooster, O., ma obzalobu, re
odcizil u kteres registroVane
zasilky $4,000. Zasilka ia byla
adresovana ma zdejSi federalni
banku obsahovala celkem
$4,000 2 kter6holto obnosu
%aber uzmul tretinu. Kdyz byl
Vcera zatGen, naleZeno u neho
ieste $4.4O0, takze vlada velke
$kody neutrpi. Soutasn6 byl Fa
Der uradu sesazen a poSta V
Rittman je nyni ufedniky z
Wooster SpraVOVana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
NEZVESTNY VRAH POL.
CAFFNEYE ZDRzUJE Sc
v ARGENTINE.
Nacelnik Smith vysle tri sve de
tektivy do Buenos Aires.

Clevelandsk6 policii bylo
vcera kteryms armadnim dd-
atojnikem reportovano, re dlou
no hledany vrah straznika Pat.
Gaffneye, obavany bandita
George Losteiner, skryva Sc V
argentinskem mestG Buenos
Aires, kamz nedavno 2 naSeho
m6sta pfijel. Nacelnik Smith
vyzval tudiz argentinske IRA
dy, ably Losteinera zatkly Okla
mite. Pak-li totoznost pohfeso
vaneho provinilce 1plne bude
ziistena, clevelandske urady
vys ou do Buenos Aires TIL sv6
detektivy, ably dlouho hledanG
no zloGince priveZli zpet, KITE
ratio cesta bude stat m6sto asi
$4,000. Neni dosud ZjiStGno
ktefi detektivovG Ma krasn6m
tom vyletu do Argentiny na L.
Get m6sta budou Sc podile.
Losteiner Jest obvinen, lie
10. prosince 1918 zastfelil Y
East Cleveland straznika Gaff.
neye, kdyz nejakGho lupitstvl
spolecne banditou Groganem
chtel Sc dopustit Gaffney
Jim V tom pfekazel. Grogan
byl zatGen pro utast pfi zminG-
ne vrazd6 a pred n6kolika me-
sici poslan ma dozivoti do stat
III kaznice. Tyz II soudu pri-
zna, lie osudnou ranu po
Gaffneyovi vypalil tenkrat Lo-
steiner.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
UNIKL MEXICKYM BAN
DITUM.

VCera vratil Sc do sveho do
nova Lorain, O. VIM. Ash
bot, ienz by, drzsn V zajeti
meXickych banditd asi meslc
a poslGze ze zajeti toho unikl.
Aahbott byval kdys pfedsedou
protisaloonick6 ligy V Lorain,
kterazto liga po'lala jej do TIE
Xas, ably ma hraniclch MeXika
temperenci hlasal. Ia podobne
no poslani Ashbott byl MeXi-
Gany chycen uv6Zn6n, KITE
rGzto vazby podafilo Sc mu te-
prve nedavno uniknouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
CLEVELANDSTi CECHOVE

Riditelka broadwayske We
refine knihovny, pani Eleonora
T.. Ledbetterova, vydala nakla-
dem amerikanisatniho vyboru
struGnG d6iiny ceskych osad V
Cleveland6 a prvni vytisk bro
Jury byl dan do obehu dnes
dopoledne. Spisek ie provazen
pGknymi il lustracemi, jakoz
statistikou postupu ceSke e
migrace u mas. Vratime Sc le.
ste k teto zaiimave literarni nc
vince.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
ZE SCHUZE "VCELEK"

Nasleduiici panove a danny
Sc k naSemu sboru:
Anna MikeSova, Emanuel q
Anna Cernohorsky, Ludvik a
Anna Cimler, Frank a Julie
TIollry, LibuSe Bochmuller Gu
pa), KateTina Hartmanova,
Zizkova, Marie Ro-
kuskova, Antonio Zimmerova,
Musil, Alois .Gros v
man, Jan VanGcek 4 Artur
Downey..
V predeslem scznamu ma mi
sto Marie Moulis uvedli jsme
dvakrat jm6no Marie Musil.
Marie Musil priiima clenske
poplatky V elsie 1920 Ardmore
Ave. S. w. coz Sc timto opra-
vuje. Weekly poladaji treti So
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11

- Praveho Cesksho gu
RIANTA" uvidite v Mar. ST.
mi ma Velikonocni nedsli, kite
eho sehraje Ctenarsky Sbor
". Augustine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22
TUSCALOOSA USING
 POISON ON WEEVILS

Tuscaloosa, June 21 - Especially - Calcium arsenate is being used freely in Fayette and Tuscaloosa counties to kill the boil weevil, according to F. c. Hoot- on, markets clerk of the department of agriculture, who returned Monday from a tour of ten counties in northwest Ala bama MT. Hooton found that the weevils have appeared in large numbers in many counties, especially in Fayette and Tus- caloosa, and the farmers are using the most effective method of destroying them calcium having been strongly recon mended by the weevil experts.
 Mir Hooton found that farmers have
 lade wonderful progress in northwes Alabama during the past two weeks due to the beautiful weather and littl> rain Crops are far behind, he said, bu are in much better condition than he eX- pected to find them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22
"UNDER THE SURFACE"

Under the Surface at the strand all
 this week is play in which, interwoven with an interesting story of broken faith and treachery, are some wonderful div
 ing scenes. Martin Flint and son, divers,
 ply their trade on Dorcas Island, just
 off the coast of Massachusetts, where the inhabitants live as God has ordained and prosper accordingly. On the island their lives are happy and uneventful until en- tered by two adventurers from the city, James Arnold and Edna Gordon. For sell fish ends of their own the two, with the beautiful and interruptions Edna as a bait play havoc in the lie of the son. and leave him broken in health and mind. The story, however, works together for good, and leaves Paul, the son, reunited with his faithful sweetheart of the island
 A large part of the picture is actually taken under the surface, which, unlike
 many of the photo plays, justifies it's name. The scene in which Martin Flint rescues the sunken submarine, $50 feet under the sea, is a marvellous diving
 stunt, is well worth seeing, even apart from it's relation to the story.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22
RENTS BEING RAISED;
 NO FAIR RENT BOARD
Judge Fort Says Time to Act Is Now

Signing of leases for houses for 1921 i5 going on, and if the city commission is to act on the question of appointing a fair rent board, now is the time, &C., cording to Judge William E. Fort.
 Judge Fort was the chairman of a committee of the Civic Association who investigated the question of rent profi- teering. The committee found that, in some cases, rent was high and recom- ruended legislation on the subject, and that the city commission appoint a board of five men to hear complaints.
 ''The city commission should act new, if at all," Judge Fort said. Time lness is one of the chief features of the work of the proposed board. Land lc.ds are asking their tenants to make soms decision about leases for the next year, and if the contemplated results are to be had. now is the time to act"
 Notices of increases are being re- ceived by many of the dwellers in apa rtment houses. A number of com plaints have been filed awaiting the appointment of the board. In one of the apartments in particular, the ten- ants were told that the rent for 1921 would be $150. They are now paying $60.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22
Urges Abandonment
 Uniform Wage Policy
Rv Associated Press

Washington, June 21.-Abahdonment of the wartime policy of a uniform wage scale for shpyard workers was urged by representatives of practically all large shipbuilding firms in conference here to- day with officials of the navy depart ment and shipping board and heads of the various shipyards union workers The conference was called by the spe- cial board recently appointed to consider readjustment of the present wage scale.
 Spokesmen for the shpbuilding com panies, with two exceptions, object to continuation of the policy of uniform wages and working conditions and de- clared with war conditions past these matters should be adjusted by yards in- dividually
 No conclusions were reached at the conference The yard owners represen- tatives were requested by the board to submit formal recommendations of changes in wages and working condi- tionS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22
ADJUSTMENTS
NOVEL ATTRACTIONS
 AT LYRIC THEATRE

Headed by an act which proves to be popular because it is different being a troupe of trained cats, and containing four other acts which are headline attrac- tions, the bill at the Lyric for the first of the week won favor with the large audience yesterday.
 Scratch My Back" a comedy drama that is out of the ordinary, both in the theme and the acting, is the screen at traction for the week. The play was written by Rupert Hughes.
 Teschows cats form a unique and al- together novel exhibition of feline skill, attesting to painstakings training. Two of the cats are clever actors, giving a real imitation of a back fence duet at midnight.
 Barton and Clark incarnate the spirit of the victrola in their act, which is sad to be vaudevilles latest novelty Both costuming and scenery are odd. and clever dancing, singing and batter are introduced.
 All the latest song hits and some of their own that are destined to be hits a month or so from now, are sung and played by Ed Furman and Billy Nash. They introduce the newest blues" The Sweetheart Blues.'
 Strength and agility are combined by John s. Blondy and brother "Spotty, a little Fox Terrier, almosts surpasses his owners by his feats. eBautiful creations in fashions unusual lighting effects piano and vocal music are all combined by Leptane and Dillon for one of the best acts on the bill.