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The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10
WEST LANDMARK.

< # x < < t Little Stevenson Crook, who has bronical pneumonia, is no better at this writing, but has pneumonia in both lungs.
 Mrs. Mary Crawford is on the sick list this week. She is bothered with her heart again. But hope she will soon recover, so she can be at preaching next Saturday and Sun day.
 A large crowd from West Land mark attended the preaching at Ivy Chapel Sunday and Sunday night by Rev. Joe Donkham.
 There will be preaching here at Landmark Saturday evening and Sum day morning and also Sunday night. Everybody come and bring some one with you.
 Miss Odie Criglow and Harce Com stock called on Gladys Dreker, Sun day for dinner.
 Miss Bertha Dreker took dinner Wlth Ethel IrlgloW Sunday.
 Misses Willie Laury and Eunice Lawhorn was the dinner guests of Miss Elsie Crook, Sunday.
 Miss Lizzie Crook called on Pearl Laury Sunday.
 Mrs. Comic Dreker and children, Phyllis and Barney Dreker and Erl ma Dreker, took flying trip to Hot Springs Saturday and returnedd Sun day. They enjoyed their trip very much.
 Misses Ethel Odie and Ray Orig low and Harce Comstock spent Fri day night with MT. and Mrs. Dick Bennett.
 Miss Stella Bennett called on Miss Virdie and Viola Treadway, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Wright and family, is spending few days with her mother, Mrs. o. P. Bennett. J. H. Narmon called on Miss Grace Smelling last Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Comstock was the dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. Dickk Bennett, Sunday.
 A MAYBE.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10
JUSTICE SCHOOL HOUSE.

v
 Miss Vera and Aualene Barentine spent Friday night with Miss Emma and Vergie Robins.
 Miss Vivian Billings and Mir. Dud- ley Clement and family and Miss Bertha Mae pickard, spent Friday night with Mir. J. E. Justice and family.
 Mir. Jud Clement and MT. Bruce Ringgold attended the Birthday party at Mamie Justices Friday night.
 MT. Pierce BeIyer and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Belyer of Ebenezer neighborhood.
 Miss Mamie Justice spent Tuesday night with Emma Robins.
 MT. Joseph and Dave Robins made a business trip to Little Rock, Tues day.
 Miss Evie Smith spent Monday night with her sister, Mrs. Gladys Douglas. Miss Vera and Analene Barentine spent Saturday night with Mrs. Mil lie Snead. MT. and Mrs. Ora Barentine spent Saturday night and Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Maggie Hall.
 Mir and Mrs. Tom Brannon spent Saturday night with Mrs. Margurett Bynmn.
 Jack and Eunice Anderson of the camp ground attended the party Fri day night.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Douglas and Miss Emma Robins attended preach ing at Zion Hill Sunday.
 MT. Rob Duncan and family spent Sunday with Mir. Emmet Barentine
 MT. Joe Robbins and family spent Sunday with Mir. Albert Barentine
 Miss Vergie Smith and Mammie Robins spent Sunday with Virgit Robbins.
 Mrs. Stella Hammons and child ren, of Lorth Little Rock, returned home Sunday evening after week. Vlslt Wltn her mother, Mrs. Emma Clement.
 Mrs. Ethel Justice and Mrs. Emma Clement spent Sunday evening witt Mrs. Margurett Bynmn.
 MT. Jess Boyd and wife spent Sun day with Mrs. Bevie Williams, oi Zion Hill neighborhood.
 Mir. Clarence Douglas spent Fri day night with his brother, MT. Free Douglas.
 MT. Dent is suffering severe pains from kick of horse, which broke 3 ribs.
 MT. Rufus Clark and Mrs. Maggie Snead, spent Saturday night with MT Dan Robins.
 MT. B. M. Barentine returned from Little Rock, where he has beer visiting his sons, the past week.
 SIMMoN VIC WAC.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10
Volume Seven.
SAYS TOWNSHIP
 WORTH Sl,OOO,OOO
SENATOR OWENS WANTS TO ANNEX WILSON TOWNSHIP, BUT FAULKNER SENATOR PUTS PRICE TOO HIGH.

An amusing incident occurred sin the Senate Monday afternoon when Senator Owens of Pulaski introduced bill taking Wilson township from Faulkner county and annexing 1t to Pulaski. He asked that 1t be referred to the committee on Cities and Towns or Counties and County Lines, but Senator Hartie of Faulkner proposed as a substitute an amendment by which Pulaski county must pay to Faulkner $1, 100000 before the coun- ty line could be changed.
 Senator Owen declared he had been petitioned by practically all the residents of the district affected and 1t was at their request that the bill was introduced.
 Senator Hartje replied that Pulas- Xii county was endeavoring to grab one of the most fertile sections of his home county and if 1t did so it should pay for the privilege. He stated there are 10000 acres of land in the township, all of which is in- cluded in improvement district from ed in Faulkner county and the taxes from which were anticipated when the districts were formed. His amendment was adopted with quite a few votes to spare, to the great amusement of the senators not en- gagged in the debate.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10
PLAIN VIEW, ROUTE 7.

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 Sunday school was very poorly. Sunday, as it has been such bad weather-nearly all the people are sick.
 There is to be services at Plain View next Sunday at HOO o'clock. Bro. Burnside, our county mission ary, will speak.
 Miss Alice Hurley was the guest of Mrs. Ernest Bright and Mrs. E. Munson, Sunday evening. MT. Tom Bright and Harve Row. land of Smoky Valley came to the Mounson resident Saturday night for a big fox chase; there also went along: Ernest Bright, Earl Munson, Albert Cupp, Elvin Bright. But the dogs disappointed them, and wouldn't hunt. The dogs got in several fights among each other. Mrs. Tom Munson took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Turley, Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Oliver spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. D. V. lurbey and family.
 Miss Venice Davis, L. C. Collins, Miss Geneva Raper, Ed Jones, and B. F. Raper, all of Bauxite, visited Mrs. Fife Bright, Sunday evening, and Mrs. Bright went home with them and spent a week with her mother, Mrs. W. Davis.
 MT. Tom Munson, Earl Munson and Earnest attempted to cross Fouish Creek while 1t was out of the banks, and ran off of one of the briges and almost drowned one of the mules and themselves. They had to cut the mules away from the wag- on and leave the wagon till the next morning.
 DIXIE.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10
SWEET HOME SOUTH.
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 Mrs. Erickson and Mrs. Miller visited Pine Grove school last Tues day.
 Epworth League was we'll attend ed Sunday evening at the Methodist church and the subject discussed was Fellow Leaguers, What Are We Do ing For Each Other?" Ps. 34:1l-22. Miss Fannie Rose Purtle had a very interesting program. Special music was given by Mrs. Geo. Rauch and her children, Clara, Mildred, Chris, Dewey, and Ted. '.Thy Kinkdom Come in Our Homes," Matthew 6:7- Is Is the subject next Sunday and Miss Helen Faucher will have charge of the program.
 Chet Huffsteddler, Misses Esther Dixon and Kathleen Miller were din- ner guests of Mrs. Ed Dixon, Sunday.
 Miss Eillie Mae Wicker spent the weekend with her parents and friends at Ebenezer.
 Misses Lucy Diehu, Agnes, Marcie, and Kathleen Miller visited the Woodbridge school Wednesday after. noon.
 The Intermediate Sunday School class of the Methodist church, enter. tained friends from the Baptist and Presbyterian Sunday Schools at the home of MT. Waller, Friday evening A weiner roat and marshmallow toast were planned so the hostess arrang. ed to carry out the plans in the house after the weather interfered on the outside. Everyone reported an en i ljoyable evening.
 Messrs. Eustace and Ed Wright Misses Daisy Purtle and Erma Dixon motored to Hot Springs, Sunday anc returned in the evening. They were the dinner and supper guests of Mir and Mrs. W. w. Wilson.
 Mir. Albert Thomas of Medicin, Mound, Texas has been visiting hi sister, Mrs. Harry Nickels.
 Miss Lucy Dulin was the guest oi Miss Marcie Miller, Tuesday night
 Dr. Zuber and family and Edgar Dixon were Hot Springs visitors las Sunday.
 Rev. W. R. Jordan will conduc services at Premrose Chapel Sunday morning and evening. You are wei come at any time.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed W. Dixon, anc daughter, Susie, Misses Esther Dix on, and Kathleen Miller were callers at Mir. W. A. RatcIiffe's Sunday af l ternoon.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10
PINNACLE NEWS.
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Mir. F. J. Upson, who has been a very fine neighbor to us for the past six years, has sold his farm and IS leaving our community. We hate to lose MT. Upson from our com munity since he was very industri- ous as we'll as a very fine man. We all wish him well, wherever he may locate.
 MT. Green, brother to pr. Green, of Little Rock, has bought his place and will start a poultry farm.
 Miss Elsie Cuenther visited home folks here Sunday.
 Mir. c. Cuenther is visiting his brother, at Monroe, La. Mrs. Leslie and daughter, of Des Moines, Iowa, have come to make their home here with her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Jess Vaughn. J. L. Johnson, noted saw mill man, has again resumed operations at his sawmill at North Point.
 Mrs. s. E. Jurkin was visitor to the City of Roses, Saturday. Miss Minnie Finton, our school Teacher, visited home folks at Con- way, Saturday and Sunday. MT. J. W. Baker, of near Ferndale, sour president of the Fair Association, was through Pinnalle Friday, talk ing about plans and arrangements .for our 1921 Fair. Pinnalle cer- tainly means to put forth her very best this year. Probably they have Jagged for the last year, but anyway, with such leader as Mir. Baker, to stir us, and work together as friends, we are very enthusiastic about 1t. Our teacher has also promised her coop eration and she is very able assist ant.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10
ZION HILL.

x Y < ## x The visitors at Mir. and Mrs. Jessie Corthan's were: Mir. and Mrs. Wal ter Carthon and Mir. and Mrs. George Gillin, Sunday.
 Miss Vera and Analine Barentine, spent the day with Miss Hathern White, Sunday.
 Miss Sadie Mckenzie was the din ner guest of Miss Esther Lacy, Sun- day.
 MT. Jess Boyd and wife and little son, Judson were the dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. Laurel Hammons Sunday.
 MT. Fred Douglass and wife and Erman Robins attended preaching Sunday at Zion Hill.
 Miss Stella and Bessis Duncan spent Saturday night with their brother, Lester Duncan.
 Miss Carrie Pippins stayed all night with Miss Ruth Boyd, Satur- day.
 Zion Hill school is progressing nicely n under the control of Miss May Holt. School will be out the 18th of this month.
 Mrs. Jewell Lacey and Sadie Me kenzie, Esther Lacey, Mabel Har- bour, spent the evening with Miss Ruthie and Pearlie Boyd, Sunday.
 A SCHOOL GIRL.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10

Little Rock. -Hyman Blackman, dry goods merchant of Little Rock, has filed a petition of voluntary bankruptcy; assets $7,500, liabilities $7,27o.
 Little Rock Patricks H. Burton of Black Springs has been adjudged bankrupt.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10
 FERNDALE.
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The Pinnacle Mountain Fair Asso- citation met at Prothro's Camp Ground, Saturday, February 5, and elected officers for the ensuing year. The following communities comprise the associations: Roland, Natural Steps, Pinnacle, Maumelle, Big Mau- melle, North Point, Ferndale, Spring Valley, Browns School and Brady's. The permanent site selected for the fair is Prothro's Camp Ground, Owen township. The date of the fair for 1921 will be October 20-21- g. The following is a list of off cers: w. J. Baker, president; Thos. w. Newton, vice president; Mrs. Geo. Prothro, secretary; W. E. Grimmit, treasurer. Board of directors: Mrs. Thos. Newton, W. E. Grimmit, John White and Mrs. A. E. Douglass. Chairman for each community: Mrs. Mary White, Ferndale; Jesse Miles, Spring Valley; c. Guenther, Pima ele; Mrs. Thos. Newton, Maumelle; Marshall Maynard, Natural Steps; Dr. Nowlin, Roland; T. H. Johnson, North Point; Geo. Ackerson, Big Maumelle; Mrs. Hocott, Brady School; Bob Bright, Brown School. The secretary was directed to send a copy of the proceedings to the Pu- laskian and the Gazette for publica- ton. MRs. GEO. PRoTHRo, Sec.
 Miss Minnie Allen was out last week organizing school clubs. She also organized woman's club at Ferndale, which will work for the betterment of our schools and the community.
 Fletcher Springs school will have a program Saturday night, February l2. Our county superintendent, Mrs. Jennie Erickson, will be present and speak. Everyone should come out.
 Rev. Kime of Little Rock preached good sermon at Camp Ground last Sunday. l.. 5. Burnside, our mis- sionary, will preach next Sunday at Il a. m. All members should be present.
 Our farmers have been gardening and sowing oats. The mild weather has caused early planting, but the heavy rains Sunday night and Mon day stopped everything for awhile. We use safe farming methods here. Diversification of crops is our pol icy. We raise nearly everything we need and live at home.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10
HOUDAN EGGS FOR SALE.

Finest quality Houdan eggs, Is to the setting, for $2.50. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. N. W. C. Harper, 6l02 West 2lst Avenue, Pulaski Heights. If
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10

Helena.-Frank L. Klein, operat- ing ready-to-wear store, filed a pe- tition of voluntary bankruptcy, scheduling his assets at $l5,231.4I and liabilities at $44,452.66.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10

Fl Dorado.-H. C. Mckinney, president of the J. 5. Sample Com pany, general merchants, has bought a warehouse from Mrs. F. E. Sample for $l00,000.
The Pulaskian., 1921-02-10

< WANTED-To buy small farm eight or ten miles from Little Rock Ion a fair. road. C. J. C. Nelson,
 Wye, Ark.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
DCPADENI PRI POKUSU
VLOUPANf.

Diva z lupicstvi podezreli
muzi spatfeni byli na porti re
s;denee pravnika p. Polacka,
1884 East boulevard, policej-
MIN straznikem Dryerem. Je-
den 2 muzd dial Sc ma utek, ale
ia hrozbu policisty Sc vratil a
aechal Sc prohlednouti. Bylo u
neho naleZeno dlato, kterym Sc
pokouSel otevriti okna. Kdyz
Dryer oba podezfele vcdl uli-
Ct, pocal Sc nahle jeden z Mich
5 MIN rvati. naceZ byl straznl-
KEN strelen do ramene. Rane-
nym muzem jest Jan Parish
9211 Woodland ave. a druhym
Lee Delaney, 1915 vych. TO
ul. V byte poslednejsiho male,
zla policie zlate damske hodin
ky, JET byly 23. ledna uloupe.
ny dome pi. Mary Harrisono.
We, 2616 vych. l24. ul. a ktere
Delaney prodal svemu domaci-
mu panu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
PREDNASKA " CESKE SIM
SOKOL MA CLARK AVE.

kdo chces podniknouti ma
lou prochazku po rajskych O.
strovech jiznich mori, ovsem
jen V duchu, a poznati touzis
podivne kolikrate zvyky divo-
chi, kterf jeste pred nedav-
mem pojidali boji zabiteho ne
prftele, pfijd' ma dnesni pred
nasku p. Ant. J. Novaka do
Ceske Sine Sokol ma Clark av.
v 7.30 vec. Slovni doprovod
prednasejiciho doprovazen
1870 skutetne krasnymi obrazy
ktere vas nemalo pobavi. Lice.
nj jest velice poutav6 q oceka.
va Sc, ze pfijdou ii, ktefi "a.
meskali vyslechnouti pfedna
sku prvni. Vstupne jest jer
25c. skoln{ ditky ien 10c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
V CLEVELAEDE. ZATCENY
OOMNELY VRAH AKRON
SkEHO, LEkAkE.

Zdej5i policie zatkla muze,
na nemz Sc zda ulpivati pode
zreni, ze dne 8. ledna V noci Ia
strelil V jeho 1radovne dr. Gu
stava r. Theisse. Akronske po-
licii bylo zatceni oznameno Il
podeZrely bude touto vyslech-
nut.
Detektiv Fl. Cowles, jenz ma
prav6 dovolenou, vyslechl v j.
ste spolecnosti rozpravku. kite.
rak jisty muz spalil kapesniE
$ monogramem zavrazdenehC
lekare. Dlouho sc nerozpaku.
je, Sci Cowles po stope muze a
take jej vtara skutetne ma Su.
perior ave. a yych. IS. ul. do
padl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
|FQJISTOVNY PROTI OHM
NEJSOU SPOKOJENY S MA
SIM HASICSTVEM.

Vybory zastupujfci narodni
radu pojist'ujicich spoletnosti
) proti ohni podobnou organi-
saci clevelandskou pfednesly
mayorovi Fitzgeraldovi zadost
0 uplnou reorganisaci cleve-
landskeho hasicskeho depart
mentu. Pomery vysetfoval IN
zenyr narodni rady G. A.
Whitney, jenz dokazuJe, ze ha
siGstva je nedostatek a k tomu
jeSte jest spatnG VyZbroJeno.
Lvlaste zavedenou 8hodlnoVou
dobou pracovnl profldly valne
rady bojovnlku proti ohni & V
sboru Zavlalla nespokojenost /
jista nekazen. V dalslch vyyo
dech Sc poukaZuje ma velke ne
bezpeCi hrozici Clevelandu
prave nasledkem nedostatktl V
oddeleni hasiGskem.
Stiznost projevena Dyla ma
porade mayorove ufadOvne,
6tere Sc nesdcastnil ami riditel
nestske bezpecnosti A. B. Spro
sty ami hasiGsky nacelnik Wal
lace. Byla slibena naprava po
kud tomu arci chatrne finant-
nj pomery m6sta dovoli. Die
v5eho nelezi pojiSt'ujicim spo-
leCnosteln ma srdci mozne ne
bezpeci Clevelandu V padu
mozneho pozaru jako spiSe
vlastni zajem a tn by neslkodi-
10, kdyby tyto vetsi m6rou pri
spivaly Ma hasicstvo, ktere hali
Y prvni fad6 jejich vlastni pro-
speech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
NETRPELIVY OBZALO-
VANY.
Nemohl snssti dlouhe otaIeni
poroty.

Pred trestnlm soudem soud-
ce Alvina J. Pearsona prohla-
sill Josef Matka, 1914 Nor
wood ave-, re nehodla cekati
na vyrok poroty . re radeii Sc
k cinu "a vinu mu kladenemu
dobrovolnG pr.zna. Byl obvi-
men 2 l0upeze a porota Sc pra-
We radila 0 ieho uznani vim
nym neb nevinnym. Porada q
trvala hodinu, kdyz Matka u
emil horejsi prohlaseni a pra-
vii, re nemGze snGsti dele po-
dobnou nejistotu. Soudce poro-
tn propustil q tu jeden Z porot-.
eli prohlasil, ze bylo pro nevi-
nu obzalovaneho odevzdano
jiz' 10 prot dvema hlasum. Jak
videt, nevyplatila Sc Matkovi
jeho nevcasna netrp6livost,
neb bude dnes dvema spolu-
druhy, kteff Sc priznali jiz dfi-
We, odsouZen k pobytu V robo-
tarnG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
PARADNlK Z LACINEHO
kRAJE.

Dobre oSaceny mlady muz
dvelebil Sc pohodln6 do holic-
ske zidle V holirn6 blize vych.
22. ul. a Woodland ave., poru-
Gil, aby mu ostrihali vlasy, O.
holili, dali masaz obliceje, ma
mazali vlasy pomadami a ruz-
nymi vodickami vGbec jej L.
tinili hezkym, neb Ma pry S nj
dnes prvni rande. Och0tnv bra
dyf Cinil vSe mozn6, ably move
no kostymra upokojil. Pc vyko
nanem uSlechteni q vyuzitl
vSech prostredku, ktere z nej-
vetSfho osklivce cinf spanii6ho
nladence, pomahal pucifous
jeSte mlad6mu muzi obleci ka-
bat a nastavoval zadostive ru-
ka, aby pfijal velezaslouzenou
odmenu, avSak - nevdGk sva-
tenn vladne, navon9ny seladon
Zaplatil dvGma sirkami, dopa
leny holit, jenz patrn1 nemel
20 ruce doutnik, ably 81 mohl
Zapaliti darovanymi sirkami
lerozum6l zertu a ptivolal po-
licajta, jenz pfipad vySetril. a
Zuslec cht6neho Don Juana od-
Vadl do mestske nemocnice,
Ade no svefil lehafdm, aby jej
prohledli, zda ma vsech pet
pohromade. S rand@ patrne Sc
5,o.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
JIHOSLOVANSKY kON-
CERT v BROADWAYSkE
KNiHOVNE.

V auditoriu Broad dwaysk6
verejna knihovny ma vych. 55.
ul. uspofadan bude pfisti Ute
ry druhy vyrotni koncert jiho-
slovansky. Slovinske chramovt
5druzeni zapeje .rdzne lidovt
pisne a vyborny desitiGlennj
tamburaSsky orchestr predne.
se nektere sverazne ukazky dc
maci hubby. Srbove pax v ma,
lebnem narodnim kroji zatan
ci nektere nejvyraznejsi marco
nj tance.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
BITVA POLICiE Sc ZELEZ-
NlCNfMI ZLODEJl.
Jeden lupicI zastrelen, dru-
by vszns zranSn.

Pet domn6lych vykradaGi
zeleznicnfch nakladnich vozti
bylo dnesniho Gasn6ho rama
prepadeno prave uprostfed
prace. Til postizenych Sc po-
kussli 1tek, ale Sc zlou Sc po-
t:lzali, neb zelezniGni detekti-
vove potali "a prchajicimi pa
liti, TAX re jeden z1stal mrt-
wynn na mist6 jeden zran6n.
Jak bylo zjistano, podnikli
vypravu ma vagOny Walter ia
kubovskg, 24lety, 3Gl7 vych.
76. ul., jenz byl zastrelen !;
Louis Trusnak,. 24lety, 1902
vych. 76. ul., jenuz byly pro-
streleny ODE nohy a jenz lezi V
nemocnici sv. Alexlse ma Broad
way pod policejni dohlidkou /;
22lety Josef Jakubovsky, bratr
zastreleneho; 17lety Alex Ba-
choysky, 1907 vych. 76. ul. a
James Trusnak, 1902 vych. 76.
ul. Posledne tfi jmenovani jsou
uvezneni.
Cely pfipad Sc udal ma trait
New York Central drahy mezi
vych. II. ul. a Broadway. Die
zprav detektivi byl vcera ko-
lem 6. hodiny vecerni vykra-
den nakladni wiz "a jizdy. Til
zeleznicni detektivove uscho-
vail Sc do vagonu vlaku, ktery
trait projizdel kolem pdlnoci.
Ma Aetna rd. vyskocilo ma vlak
pet mladikG schovali Sc do
vagonu prave pred omen, V
n6mz cihali detektivove. AS
pul mile pred II. ul. pocali
mladici vyhazovati ma trait
RUNE Zbozi, dokonce pry psa
ci stroje. Ma vych. II. ul. vlak
zastavil a detektivove nafidili
mladikdm, ably vystoupili. Til
z nich pojednou z vagonu Wy
skoeili a prchali, coz melo "a
nasledek stfelbu tajnyGh zfi-
ZencI vysledkem svrchu po-
psanym. Jen 17letemu Blachov
skemu Sc podarilo "a nastale-
no zmatku zmizeti, ale net6sil
sc dlouho svobode, byl kratce
ma to policii zatten. Zbozi Wy
hozene na trat' m6lo cenu az
$1,000. Policejni Inspector
Murphy vySetfoval cely prf-
pad uznal, re detektivove by
Ii k svefnu jednani opravneni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
DIVE ZENY ZBAVENY PO-
ROTNf POVINNOSTI.

Okrcsni soudce Dan E. Gull
neni patrne pfitelem moder-
Mich tancu, neb podal vcera ma
vrh, aby dive zeny zbaveny by
ly povinnosti porotcl. protoze
Sc dozv6d6l o obou, re ukazo-
valy muzskym svym koleg1m
v porote, jak Sc tanci povestny
"shimmi", pro ktery nemame
v cestine dosud vhodneho ma.
Zvu.
Die nahledu Culla nesrovna
va Sc vaznou povinnosti soud
ci z lidu, ably V pf.estavkacf
'sbaletilli".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
ODJEZD kRAJANU DO
STARE VLASTI.

Vtera odpoledne We 2.40 od-
ji2dela nadrazi Erie drahy
ma vych. 55. ul. nova vyprava
krajand, ktera vypluje z New
Yorku v sobotu dne IL. brez-
ma palacovou lodi Imperator,
tax ze vaichni cestujici dostih-
nou Pafize kolem 18. bfezna.
Mezi loucicimi Sc S Clevelan-
dem byl tez p. V. Baumgartl,
jemuz pfiAli naposledy stisk-
nouti ruce Glenove dram. sboru
Tyl, Sokola Havli6ek i mnozi
2 jeho osobnich ptatel. Odcha-
zejici p. V. Baumgartl nezdr-
Eel Sc velkeho pohnuti, kdy3
vlak Sc hnul a on svym prate-
lum kynul poslednf $ bohem.
Jeho spolucestujici jsou PIP,
Hajek, legionat Jan Adamek
Peterka, Vaclavek a triclenna
rodina p. Dynebira. Skupina
odjizdejicfch krajand byla Wy.
pravena peel p. Freda Holuba,
fiditele ciZineckeho oddeleni
newburske odbocky Cleveland
Trust Co.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
NOVYCH CLEVELAND
SKYCH 10000 STROMU.

Ably Cleveland skutecne "a
sluhoval vkofeneneho pojme-
noveni, ze jest Forest City, me
stem lesd, bude pristim jarem
roZsazeno 10000 stromu "a
zvlastni kampane, jak prohla.
suje mestsky lesnik Harry c.
Hyatt. ZasaZovanl zahajenc
bude tydnem pocinajicim 6
dubna a potrva til tydny. Kaz.
dy mattel domu bude poza'
dan, ably zasadil aspoh IT,
stromy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
ZRANEN MEZI AUTEM A
POULICNf KAROU.

Zvlastnim zpGsobem X tez-
kemu urazu pfisel Petr Maslan
ka, 11lety hoch, 1850 Tichon
ul., jenz byl primacnut mezi
poulicni karou q autem vcera
odpoledne ma zapadni Ia. ulici
blize Mentor ave. Hoch zranen
dosti tezce, ale podrobnosti ne
byly dosud oznameny. Policie
cely neblahy pripad vysetruje.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-01-07
. ABBEYVILLE

Mrs. Albert Ufmer and sons Wood.
row and, Wilson visited part of las,
week in Cleveland and on Friday her
daughters Mrs. Louis Huffman and
daughter and Miss Ruth Ufmet re-
turned with her for over New Years.
John Weber and friend of Cleve-
land spent New Years day and Sun-
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
g. A, Weber. f,.,..,[. u. .,.; A
Joe Kemp and family spent New
Years at John Rsing,s, ina .Belden. z
Edd. Kemp and children of Branch
road at Loren Kempts.4 '''...'
T. Albert Frank and wife at George
Puder's on State road.
George Gunkelman and wife at
Henry Bauman's.
Carl Haas of Litchfield was a call
er Friday at George Ulmer's.
A. A. Singler and son Joseph are
visiting his brothers in Kentucky.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bauman were
callers Sunday afternoon at E. A.
Churchman'S.
Miss Ozella Frank visited from Fri
day until Monday with friends in
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Gunkelman
of Miners Corners and Miss Lena
Baker of State road spent Sunday ev-
ening at John Kemp's.
Mrs. Willis Roshon and daughter
Edna May of Medina are at parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ulmer's. Mrs. Ul-
n1er not being we'll the past week.