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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-16
JiNE DEVCATKO NEBEZ
NE. ZRANENO AUTO
TRUCKEM.

X Cetnym neSt6stim zavin6-
nym automobily Y sobotu a Y
nedeli. pfi kterych byly usmr-
cenv dv6 ditky a celia fada IRA
nena. dluzno priGisti draz ctyi'
let6 Marie Szabov6, 1897 yych.
1O2. ul., iez byla vcera vecer
pfeieta "a hrv pfed. jeiim do
movem. Devcatko bylo roZra-
zenou hlavou doveZeno do Mt.
Sinai nemocnice a fidic auto
trucku, Emil Peck, 2949 Wood
hill rd.. zatcen pro neopatmou
iizdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-16
POiSKY TABOR LIDU We
WASHINGTON PARKU.

Vtera odpoledne dostavilo
Sc 60 Washington parku ma
1000 Polaku, ably vyslovili dix
Spoienym Statum IA osvoboze-
ne Nlasti prokazan6 sluznv.
NJkolik ttnik1 vylitovali
droSni, dosud velmi neutesen6
pom6ry Y PClsce a volali 20
IA sch sbiri..ch We prosp6ch
ralecnych "dov a sirotku i
hned Zahajena sbirka vynesla
$3.50. Mluveno t6z plebisci
tn dornim Slezsku ma ko-
nee prijata resoluce d .ku Anne
rice "a az dosud Polsku proie-
Vovan6 sympatie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-16

provedenem dv6ma cleny radu
Clark, C.S.P,S., PIP. FiSerem a
Meldou.
Tim program vycerpan po-
nevada bylo jiz po 8. hodine,
chutna vecefe, pripravena da-
mani dolejSich mistnostech,
vyvinula velkou pritazlivost.
Veter Sc tanGilo celkem moz-
no fici, re dspech Radovanek
byl skvely V kazdem ohledu.
Ma darcich od spolkd se$lo Sc
$4,000, iak pri zav6rku slav-
nosti ohlaSeno bylo p. Urban
Gem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-16
STRAINfK STRELEN VL.AST-
MIN REVOLVEREM.
ZakroGova. ma ochranu Ii Luna
Parku napadenych divek.

V6era veter postfelen byl ne
dalelio vchodu do Luna parku
zvlastni policista, majici dozor
mad tanetnimi sin6mi, Harry
| c. McCrath, 8607 Cedar Ave,
kdyz bral V ochranu dive din
XIV. iez 5yly surove naps1cny
dv6ma Inladiky. na Woodhili
rd. .npersoll Ave Dovtat IL
ial Sc zprVu jeden q kol ami iol
cich obGanu, ale Sc zlou Sc po-
taZal, nebot' niCemoV6 jej po-
valili Ma zem tloukli kame-
MIN. L Luna parku prav6 w
chazel McCrath nabidai rva-
&c ku klidu. ukazuie Jim zarO-
ven dredni odZnak. Mladici
vSak zanechali svoji prvni O.
bet vrhli Sc ma straznlka,
kterJ lychle vytahl sluzebni
revolver a vyrvali mu zbran.
McCrath sci ia prchajicimi,
ktefi Sc ma IngersolI Ave. nahle
obratiIi stfelili iei do bricha.
Ami potom Sc nevzdal strdznik
pronasledovani, az teprve kdyI
Sc on pokousely mdloby po-
zadal kolem Jedoucl automo-
bil, aby JeJ doVezl do Mt. 81
nal nemocmce, kde prohlasenq,
re rama Jeho nenI zlVotu ne
0ezpecna.
Ma mlsto Sc dostaVlESi pom
cle naSla dosud prFnlho muze
v bezFedoml Jakmlle prlVe-
den byl K Sobe, dopraVeh Dyl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-16
TAZENi PROTI HAZARD.
MIN HRACUM.

Policejni Ceta, jeiimz uko-
lem jest portrait henry i jina
nedovolena mista, poctila wee
deisi ned6le ntkter6 podezfel6
mistnosti svou navStevou "A Sc
brala celkem 80 muzu, kteri sc
budou musiti dne$niho dopo-
ledne ma policejnim soude ZOd
povidati re svrchu uveden6ho
prestupku.
Do kiubovni mistnosti kucha
fu a Cisniku ma Chester Ave. a
vych. u. NJ. vaikli 8traznici 10
ryta, Schwartz, Paige a Miller,
kde naSli We A hodiny rano 80
muzn kolem stolu, hraiicich v
karty. karbanici spolu $ dil-
kay dopraveni ma hlavni poll
cejni stanici a podobnym Il
sp6chem navStivena jina mist
most, 404 Euclid Ave, kde me,
talo kostky asi 10 muzu. Po-
tkal je tyz osud. Ostatni provi-
nilci byli schytani pri hire y
kostky podel brehu jezera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-16
KDO pULCi 10000 DOLLARU

n6kok rok pf mrn6m sGrocen zachranu eske obce
zn&mtentm zemi severnch Cechach? 6 ceskych spoil
Ia vyhozenych n6meckym maelem hosnce dazbu nema
nsnos kde by sv6 Gey shromazd ova jsou nuceni pod
nknou avbu pokoveho domu en krovych uspor svych
tenu phi zaveden vSeobecne pracovn povnno by staveb
naklad poovinu snz PIiGka bude buovch zdeisich
CechG dplne zai6na Ker hosnsky by chte stare Via
s nat skv6ou existenc ma zde nejleps prezost Nabd
Ky doazy pTmaii Josef Ssek 1929 Croton Ave. Cleve
Antonin Suc obce Hosomnic, okres DuchcoN
Ceekosovenska Republika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-16
PIMA moo

oprivnuici p Josefa Sistka $500 Croton Ave. obchod
nka Cevelandu ably im6nem Antonna Sulce, starosty
obce Hostonnc jako zastupce vsech ceskych spolki
IFostomnicich posytnuti rucky savbu spolkovehc
lomu Hosomncich vyjcdnaval, pi1padne pujcku uza-
vfe ma ma ietlu zdejSlch matclu dom1 zastt nechal
Starosta obce: ANT SUI.C.
lEoStomnce. dne 16 dubna, 1921. (Pe6et.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-16
"SVET"
RADOVANkY v CESKE SIM
SOKOI..

! pltu ClilidCIl rory, Dyld uSpO-
/ fadana slavnoSt, jez pojmeno-
! vana "RadovankMni" to im6
no Sc udrzelo a nepochybne Sc
udrHi j pro budoucnost. Ze wee,
reiSich Radovanek byla oprav-
du radost. Nav$t6va obrovska,
program pekne sestaveny a
heZky provedeny.
SlaVnost zahajena sehranim
sm6si Geskych narodnich pi-
snl Vybornou Sokolskou kape-
lou, natez vystoupil predseda
Patronatu, p. Alois Urbanec, a
po kratkem proslovu pfedstavil
! p. j. f. Sprost6ho, jednoho y
naSich pionyru, ienz pri zakou
penl sine V tech prvnich .le-
tech, kdy Ma zapadnl strane by
del, vykonaI sluzby neZapome-
Inuteln6 pro omen spolecny sta
mex tamnich na5ich kraianu.
Pan Sprosty uvitan byl nadse-
nym potleskem a slova ieho,
Iupfimna, od srdce jdouci, w
volala u pfitomnych hluboky
DOZEN. Dalsi rec proslovil re-
daktor tohoto listu, p. +. J..
kutak. ienz vzdaval chvalu "a
slouzenou krajan1m ma zap.
stran6, ktefi podjali Sc velike-
no ukolu, jenz zdal Sc byti mad
ieiich silly a jist6 to svedci o
prOZiravosti tech, kdoz sprawl
velikeho majetku vedli a mad
Semen spolupusobeni nasich &c
skych spolkG a $irSi verejnosti
vubec, re tax skvelych 1sp6-
"hG Sc dodelali. Uspech tento
jest iist6 pozoruhodny, jak Wy
SvitlO ze strucn6 zpravy pozd6-
ii pfeCten6 pi. Tomsikovou.
Majetek byl koupen ia $52,-
600 a ZuStalo $4,000 dluhu.
ktery rok co rok uplacen, take
dnes tini jenom asi $4,000.
Mim0 to Patronat po koupeni
sine plikoupil. pozemek ia ST.
800, ma nemz pristaveno ievi-
ste nakladem vice nez $5, 900
a iina ieSte zvelebeni podnikl
a stale podnika. Hesla darky
imGnem ruznych spolku a sbo-
ri odevzdavaly ditky, v6sinou
devCatka. ma n6z opravdu byl
krasny pohled, jak ma jevisti
byly seskupeny. Velmi vdecne
pfijato bylo obecenstvem cislo
sleGen r. Jifikov6 a M. Petro-
We, Z nichz prvni zap6la Ia pia-
noveho doprovodu slecny Pc
troVe. BaseA ga bourne noci"
pfednesl citem p. f. Sakryd,
ienz pred tim struGne Sc zmi-
nil ieji historic, jak prvne il
Getl rotniku Lumira z T. 1851
ienz do knihovny spolku MIA
dych Cechu. k nemuz Draz-1
d'anech nale2el, venovan bylI
Znamym lidumilem a vlasten-
Gem Vojtou Naprstkem. Basen
upomina ma bouTlivy rok 1848.
Opravdu podivuhodne byly So
love tance sleCinek L. Jirlkove
a +. Kozelkov6, jez We svych
skvostnych Sateckach minalyI
Sc po jeviSti jako bytosti rise
bali. Doprovod ma plane OBJ
starala 81. r. Jifikova. Diven-
XIV sklidily pravou boufi po-
tlesku a byly obdarovany ma
dhernymi kyticemi. Roztomi-
lynn tislem byl zpev maleho
Dvofaka, ienz lapel "Priide ia
70, pride" a iednu anglickou
plsen. Sokolov6 a Sokolky No
va Nlast Zayd6tili Sc prostny-
mi cVieenimi, iez svedtily oI
bedliV6m naStudovani a mimo
to male Sokolky, odene V ma
rodnich krojich, zatancily Be
sedu. Skvostny byl nedavno
nacviGeny rel Jednoty Ceskych
Dam. Jest to umelecke ztlumo-
teni krasne mylenky poslani
a lkold Jednoty Ceskych Dam.
Bylo to velkolepe cfslo a iiste
Jednota tez ziskala, kdyz zpG-
The evening world., 1921-06-08
THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1894.

party welfare, and the Old Guard SEN
ators are compelled to sit and listen
with chagrin.
In the Housl the lack OF leadership
and cohesion is even more marked.
When Representative Jim" Mann
was cast aside for Mondell of wyom-
ing as floor leader the Republicans
lost an able parliamentarian. This
veteran member comes to the rescue
occasionally when the Republican
side Is in distress under the assaults
OF an aggressive minority. The Demo-
Gratis are living UP to their past repu-
tation as showing more pull to-
gether'' spirit when in the minority
than when controlling Congress
The present outlook Is that all the
pledges of the former campaign will
be knocked into a cooked hat. No of.
fort Is apparent toward keeping ex-
penses within the bounds OF Govern
ment revenue, and talk of reduced
The evening world., 1921-06-08

IL easy to get money out Of the Treas
ury and nobody is paying any par
ticular attention to the taxpayers
interests"
The committeeman say that the in
creased appropriations being made for
the army, navy and various Govern
ment agencies, are not passing un-
noticed back home, but on the con-
trary, are provoking vigorous criti-
cism which will have to be satisfac-
torily met. in the elections next year
IL the Republicans are to hold their
majority in Congress.
Members Of Congress admit some
what mournfully, that they do not
see any chance for early Improvement
in regard TO reducing appropriations.
"Lack of leadership" Is the way some
good observers size up the present
muddled situation in Congress.
In the Senate and House there is no
coherency of purpose on the majority
side. Senator Lodge. veteran Repub-
lican leader in the upper branch. is
reported tired of his task of trying to
hold the Republicans together and is
going shortly for a long vacation in
New England. He wants to name his
SUCCESSOR, but the Western Republi-
O. as have rejected his choice of Sen
dtor Brandegee for acting leader.
The West Is suspicious that the
East Is trying to put something
over" while 1t dominates the situa-
ton and Is threatening trouble over
the permanent tariff, which will moi
be what the West expected after ali
the talk of protecting the farmer
when the emergency bill was up. The
westerns Republicans say Lodge is
snobbish and won't speak to many Of
them, and there is a we'll defined SEN
timent that may repudiate his leader
ship entirely il healing salve Is moi
applied to the sore spots.
All the vigor on the Republican side
in the Senate Is from the West, ant
unfortunately for the majority, the
Westerners, such as Lenroot OF Wis.
consin, Kenyon OF Iowa, Borah of
Idaho and johnson Of California, are
not susceptible to party discipline
These Senators are blazing away with
both barrels Of their oratorica guns
at anything they regard as a good
target without any special regard for
The evening world., 1921-06-08
REVOLT OF VOTERS
OVER c. OF WASTE
WORRIES CONGRESS
Majority Leaders Warned Con.
tinued Extravaganza Means
Disaster at Polls.
TAX CUT IS DEMANDED
West Wants to Know What Is
Being Done to Redeem
Campaign Pledges.
Especial 10 The Evening World


WASHINGTON. June s.-Members
Of the Republican National Commit
tee who came fresh from their re-
spective States for the Washington
pow-wow are bringing news which is
causing cold chills to chase up the
spines OF some of those who have
been exceeding the speed limit In
voting money out Of the public Treas
ury. The committeeman, who are the
political scouts of the party, are
unanimous on the point that the citi-
Gems they have come in contact with
are insistent on knowing what is pre-
venting the new Congress from put
ting into effect the economy pro
gramme about which so much was
said in the last compaign.
THE thing hear regularly in my
section" said a Western member, fs,
what is Congress doing to reduce
Government expenses and taxes? l
expected to find on my arrival here
that there was some we'll planned
programme to redeem this pledge, but,
to my surprise. 1t is the same old
story-everybody is helping TO make
The evening world., 1921-06-08
vi wuI1S

The half hour when clearing tho lunch dishes
is time enough to spend dessert for You make
Ice Cream in Vacuum Freezer In that time Better STILL
you tuck away and forget until dessert time. It will
be perfectly frozen.
When to McCreerys tomorrow directly to the
sixth floor and taste Strawberry Ice Cream made in
Vacuum Freezer When you find how delicious It Is and
the demonstration shows you that you won't have to turn
crank and that the ice is in and for all with
draining off of you will want to treat your family
frozen every day. That you'll purchase
Auto Vacuum Freezer.
The evening world., 1921-06-08
DOVE OF PEACE ON 125TH ST.
United Osothinp Must Faint It's
Front Darker Than the Upgrade.

Company at No. l3l West l25th Street.
sought to enjoin the United Credit
ClothinA Company at No. 1856 from con-
tinuing business next to the Upgrade
because the latter company had con-
structed the facade OF its building and
decorated the windows similar to the
Hygrade's Justice Lehman went to the
scene and held court in the street
Justice Lehman now decides that the
United, while acting within its rights
in tn. actual construction of the build
ing, the store from and electric signs,
musl paint its store darker hue.
charge window valences and the like
SO that no confusion may occur In the
future.
The evening world., 1921-06-08

taxes under these circumstances Is
futile. The impossibility of tightening
the tax burden is operating to post
pone consideration of the new Rev
enue Bill as long as possible.
The evening world., 1921-06-08

New Swiss Organdie with
permanent finish, guaranteed;
exquisite shades. "a inches
wide. yard, CSC
Novelty Printed Dress
Noiles in a wide variety of
choice styles, printed in the
seasons most attractive color
combinations. 38 inches
wide. yard, 45c
The evening world., 1921-06-08

Imported Striped Ratine in
new Sport colors with black
stripes; excellent for bathing
capes. 40 inches wide.
yard, Csc
McCreery's Special White
Nainsook, close, firm weave.
80 inches wide. 10 yards in a
length. length, $50
(Ssoond Floor
The evening world., 1921-06-08

Crepe Mohair-the new
Sport Fabric-nonshrinkableo-
in all the leading sport color ,
combinations. yard, LAS
White Washable Satin
Venetian,-medium weight;
suitable for sport or shadow
skirts. "a inches wide.
yard, 1.85
The evening world., 1921-06-08
Summer Footwear
For Sport or the Street
7.95

We have taken from regular stock about 1,4OO
pairs of the seasons smartest types of Summer
Footwear for women and misses and reduced them
for this special offering only.
There models of White Linen in strap
effects or regulation Oxford Military,
Cuban or low College heels; White Linen strap
Pumps with Tan Cafskin saddle strap and tip
Also walking models of Tan Calfskn, strap or
lace models, with Military or Cuban heels.
Every model offered is spic and span new
type
Another Special Group at 1O75
Trim, hand finished Sport footwear, including
models of the finest quality White Buckskn in all White
White combined with Black Brown. Also modish
types of Beige Colored Buckskn in combinations
Second Ploor)
The evening world., 1921-06-08
Summer Playthings

To AmuSe the KlddleS Outdoors
velocpedes, ball bearing wheels, strong and durable
10.75 to 24.0O
Trcycles, ball bearing wheels, Maroon finish. y
1900 and 24.O0
Automobiles, brightly painted, enamel fnish suitable
for small children. 500
Bipane Flyers surdiy but, ballbearing wheels ABS
Boys and girls ball-bcarng steel extension Roller
Skates. 2S5
Chidrens Khaki Swings with wooden seats LIS
Horse Toddlcrs, strongly constructed, for young
children $50
Kdde Knrs with rubber-tircd wheels 500 and SIS
Express Wagons, strongly constructed, rubbertired
wheels. 500 to 500
Iun-bye Baby Swings drop front. lbs
FAh FiOor)
The evening world., 1921-06-08
Sport Skirts for
Women & Misses, 1875

Radiantly beautiful Sport Skirts of glow
ing Silks or soft-surfaced Flannels. Box, side,
and knife-plated models, as well graceful
shirred styles.
There are innumerable models in Ivory
White or Cream, and just as many in glorious
colors. Sizes 25 to 34 inch Wristbands.
1875 hardly covers the actual retail cost of
their materials
Fourth FloH)
The evening world., 1921-06-08
Another Special Group at 1915
Furs. That Soften
and Enhance

Fox Scarfs-those large, lustrous skins much in
vogue; open closed styles; rich shade of Taupe
Brown. $3.50 to 750O
Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs, single skin; large, full
furred pelts. $500 and $500
Gray Caracul Throw Scarfs handsomely lined
$3.50 and $500
Two skin Mink Scarfs-soft, dark pets. ...... 1850
Single Skin .........................2 $500
Two-skin Natural Baum Marten Scarfs-large dark
pelts. 125OO
Youth Foc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

f AaNA NaNNNaNV
While the evenu from automobile
iivrn-ur ale given ~ sss@.eee q -
believed that the from this
source will show an annual Increase
OF At least 10 per cent. This Income
from taxes viii no doubt cxcced the
estimates because Of more adequate
assessment and collection laws.
In III foregoing estimates we have
not \ into the
placed at the disposal Of the state
highway commission through special
county levies IN half the counties OF
the state. The proceeds OF theea
iesies u made as directed will amonnd
10 ssbo.oo0 IN each OF b years 1929
and 1898 and to fle0.0oo In the year
1874. This makes "A total OF $500, 600
some OF which win undoubtedly be
used on federal projects In the coun-
tier In which the levies ars authorir-
ed or directed. and 10 that extent
earn an equal OF the allot-
ment. The balance viii be used ON
state roads within such counties. In
addition. II IL possible that counties
may make appropriations from gen
erai county Dad funds.
To US. therefore. the federal aid
ailotments seem perfectly secured for
the state without the bond issue.
There viii be still another safeguard
II the Townsend substitute for all
road bills, which recently passed the
United States senate. IL concurred In
by the house and meets the approval
OF President Harding. This act We
are Informed. win surely become "a
law. BY Il New MeNico's obligations
In federal aid projects will be reduced
and an additional year will be given
IN which to complete final agree
ments,
As already stated the taxpayers as
ISOLATION believes In a pay as YOU
30" policy In road construction. The
NEXT generation will have demands
enough to pay without having any
part OF a t2.eOo.0O debt passed on
TO them from this generation. Then
we should not lose sight OF the fact
that roads built by the proceeds OF
bond issues will not last as long as
the deb unless such roads are built
at a cost that will result In an in
significant mileage. as was pointed
out In our campaign against the 81.
100000 bond proposal In ls2O. II
concrete roads are built, will they
Hast 20 years? At $4,000 a mile We
could build only so miles OF per-
manent road for So. 900. 900. The ini-
tial cost Is not all. IL will require
some maintenance. however well built
the road may be; and the interest
payments alone viii more than double
the first cost OF the road.
The bonds proposed to be Issued
are for 10 a with the option Of
taking up bonds after 10 years. sink
Ing fund to be started after five years.
Let us assume a plan for paying the
bonds In 30 years. retiring $500, 900
at the n OF the tenth year, and
ffsO,0O0 per yea thereafter: pay
ments for Interest n principal would
be made as Indicated below. II will
be noted that the total cost OF tg.-
600. 900 worth Of road bonds will be
$4,000. 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
Final Drive Monday
For New Members for
Chamber of Commerce

The final cleanup drive ,or re-
nv~ai- NJ chsmsvT . cssmmsTss
memberships will take place on
Monday. II II hoped on hat day TO
finish up all business houses and for
mer members who have been over
looked Ia the campaign OF the past
week.
The captains have been named for
teams which are 10 work OF Mon
day. They are; DR.. NJ. +. wyider,
Arthur Prayer. " N. Bouic. Kenneth
Haldridgc. &. NJ. Bolts. W. G. Reid.
lerre Haksard. }. r. Mclaughlin. l..
=. Peters. n. X. n. Sellers. Fred
Fisher. W. G. oesterich. sidney Well.
Tho committee IN charge OF the
cleanup work ON Monday viii he
made up OF q. E Breeze. Walter
ConnsiL Max NordhauH. Charles $.
White and D. s. Rosenwatd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

made a sale Of five underwoods and
n bookkeeping machine to NJ.
w. Bell. pooling as a representative
business man. Mr.. Bell was not easily
convinced and 1t required two days
To make the sale. NJ. H.. Neld
sold a copy OF Whitehead'a Prlnci-
pies of saiesmanship; Reyes Sanchez.
the Y and y nre-wall filing cabinet
10 a business man: n. q. Morrow,
life ana accident Insurance To a typi-
cal prospect; \. G. Romero. Redman
overalls In a local merchant: and
Max W. Bell. a courSe In tho Western
school TO n progressive student. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

high uuality OF these sales talks Is
further evidence OF the thorouEhn'
OF the courses given al the Wes.en
school. A now class In salesmanship
begins September s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
The State University
Of New Mexico
Albuquerque. Altitude 5000 Feet.
David :. mn. Ph-D- LID, President.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES TO THE
YOUfH OF STATE

YOUTH or THE STATE.
10 the. performance Of it, function the
stats University IL endeavonng 10 attract
from the whole State only young men ana
women OF ability sud character uho have
already completed the work Of a good hlgh
school. IN order that all Of the resources On
higher education may be made AVAILABLE Tor
then In the effor; 20 prepare for lsadsrship
q business and In Industry, In the profes
sions, and In fiaissmsnship'
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
The College Of Arts and sclenees-Four.
{sar oounss leading TO = Bsehslor'a
The College o. Engineering Four.y,.r
courses leading 10 a Bachelors Degree 10
The Grsduaie sehooi-LImitsd eour,., for
Graduates. leading 10 q Masters Degree
FACULTY.
Faculty includes graduates Of leading in.
siltuiions Of America-ColamhiA University
Cornell univeHsity Clafk u~nireuity. Prince
ton thisertiiys Yale University, Stanford
lnifeffity Denison University, Purdue
University, ChieaE0 univsrsiiy, George Pea.
body College. Universities Of Pennsyivsnia
Wisconsin. Ohio. Illinois. Michigan. Eansas.
California.
REGISTRATION DAY. WEDNESDAY,, SEP.
TENDER IA, 1871.
Prospective students should file eertlH
eatss % high school work In advance.
Residential accommodation are limited
and should BE- reserved immediately.
Send Inquiries and credsniisls TO
r II KIRK. Registrar.
he Eiats uniFsFsiiy, AIbsgusfgss. =. N.
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Total So, 200, 600. 90
For each OF the years 1929, 1898
and 1874 h estimate Of revenues IL
based upon the following detailed es-
Inmates:
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we won't count this one" A. a
number OF amounted drinks put Rip
out OF commission. no does a multi
~plication OF small ievieE make gov
eminent n burden. Let Us set our
selves to the problem OF tax reduc-
ton not by adding but by reducing
and eliminating tax levies.
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statesmen CLASSES
DEEP INTEREST

The craftsmanship department Of
the Western school for Private Bee
retaries. which opened at the begin.
nlng Of the spring term with
cabinet TO a business man; y. G.Mr
Alton u. MarKsbury as Instructor.
has proved ~ Of the most popular
In the school. The terms work
closed with a serles OF sales which
required a great deal of careful prep
aration on tho part OF the students.
Quincy Appling soil a Royal type
writer 20 c, X. Hrashar. who
had a personal preference for the
Underwood. MIR. Brashar. In turn.
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Don', Wish you could find q Isb-Flad n
Don'i wish you could feat ysaf spa"
! pcp'i wi,s you could sell your home
Sell H.
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HOWL

ny using til. Herald. Classified cola~a'
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o is n0

s2.sos.O0 poo 81. 900. 900
Tax levies will, OF course. have to
be made to meet interest and princi-
pal requirements II IL said that only
a small levy will be needed. This
reminds one OF Rim Van Wrinkles re-
marks whenever he took n drink: