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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-03
GRADUACE 33 OSETROVA-
TELEK v MESTSKE
NEMOCNICI.

V cvi6nG Skole pro zkouSene
osetfovatelky, zr.zene pri NEST
ske nemocnici, bylo vGera cd
poledne graduovano 33 oSetfo-
vatelek. Jest to Cd yalky nej-
v6tSi pocet. Superintendent DR..
Mcfarland pronesl slavnostni
rec, diplomy rozdal DIR. Ham
mond, Glen l6karskeho Stabu a
odborove odznaky V podob6
ichlic pripiaty byly graduant-
kan slecnou Laurou Granto-
YOU, experimentation odd6le
nj osetfovatelek. Mezi imeny
absolventek nachazime ime-
no teske, sletny Angeliny Bada
likove z Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-03
TOVARNfCI
nebudou yYraheti

spodni pradlo, puncochy VII
bee zadne zbozi bez vydelku.
Hromadeni takovych vyrobkn
a vyrabeni do zasoby prestalo
pokud nebude nadeje ma opst-
ne stoupani cen. Vyrabi Sc tu-
diz jen co je objednano IA u
stsnovenou cenu. Jelikoz ceny
surovin jsou ma nejnizsim bo-
du a rnzdy rovnez byly snizeny,
pritomne ceny techto vyrobkI
vice neklesnou. Proto je take
pritomna doba nejvyse prizni-
va k nakupu stfizniho zbozi,
vVbevnich zasob, puncoch a
zvlaste spodniho prada pro
muze, zeny disky striznirn
obchode "u koudelI", elsie
h735 Broadway, pokud vyber
Jest uplny ceny mike.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-03
SkOLA PRO NEZAMEST-
NAME.

Ma skolach Waring, Payne
ave. a vych. 81. ul. budou po-
cinaje pond6lkem, po pet dni
V tydnu, od 8. hod. dop. do 8.
veG. otevreny zvlastni b6hy,
ma kterych bude umozneno ne
zamestnanym nabyti ruznych
ySeobecne prosp6Snych vedo-
lnosti. Novy podnik Jest vysled-
lem ctyfhodinoveho vyucovani
zavedeneho ma nekterych sko-
lach Ma zkousku. Vyucovano
bude anglicin6, mechanickemu
9 strojnickemu rysovani, kre-
sleni. poGtarstvi iinYm We
dam, jejichz znalost nesporne
kaad6mu bude prosp6Snou. Ia
lezi hlaVn6 ma ucasti, ably toto
zajiste naneivySe uzitecne "a
Tizeni Sc stale instituci stalou.
Nezam6stnanost arci nebude
podmfnkou pTijeti, ale kursy
pristupny budou kazdemu, kdo
chce sve vedomosti rozmnoziti.
VyuGovani diti Sc bude t6z V
informativnim smyslu. Ku pfi-
kladu: plumbar pride do roz-
pakG V nektere otazce vlast-
niho odboru, tn bude moci pri-
.ifti 10 Skoly. kde z pochybno-
sti bude vyveden pouten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-03
PRfSTl PONDELf ZAHAJE'
MA BUDE PRACE MA
VSECH STAVBACH.

Dnes odpoledne skonceny
budou pfipravne prace k arbi-
tracnimu jednanf noyeho vybo-
ru 21 clenech, nichz vzdy
sedm prinalezeti bude zamest
navatelGm, delnictvu a cele
verejnosti. Ia verejnost byl
jmenovan novy clevelandsky bi
skup Josef Schrembs, jenz Sc
vsak hodnosti teto vidal, jak
vyjadTeno vlastnoruGnim jeho
LISTEN. Hlavnim d6vodem jeho
odreknuti jest okolnost, re ma
stoleni jeho nastupce Toledu
ma biskupsky stolec Schwert-
nera vyzaduje jeho pritomnost
V byvalem pGsobiSti. Srdecny
dopis vysokeho hodnostafe
konGi vyslovenim nad6ji, re
prace arbitracnlho vyboru "a
koncena bude zdarem. Ia ne
no povolan byl T. c. O'Reilly,
jenz volbu pfijal.
Pokladaci cihel, kteri spor
svGj sverili neodvisle arbitraci,
prijali vtera byvaleho soudce
F. "A. Henryho jake rozhodci-
no. Rozhodnuti, IDA Henry IL
rad tento prime, jest oceka-
vano ieste dnes. Plumbafi, KITE
II stoji ma t6chze podmnfkach
jake zednici, Sc dosud nevyslo-
viii, komu sv6Ti svoje Zastupo-
vani a kdo ma byti iejich roz-
hodGim.
Take vGera zapOCato bylo S
praci ma Getnych stavbach a
dnes nebo Ultra zapoGne sta
vebni ruch patrn6 i ma Keitho-
We divadle ma Playhouse squa-
ru, kde stavka vlastne propu-
kla, podobn6 Sc stane ma stav-
be budovy Federalni banky
jinde a priStim pondGli Sc bu-
de pracoyati vseobecn6 jako "a
dob normalnich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-03
JIZ DOCHAZl | Ma RUZNE
ELIXlRY.

Prodei n6kterych silivek,
pod jm6ny: zaludedni horka,
Hoffmanovy kapky, pepsinoVe
vino dal Sc dosud nerusene, a
le pecovatele 0 nase zdravi pri-
sli k poznani, re v mnohych
t6chto lecfch jest az 200 al
koholu, tax re Sc muze konec-
ne leCiti pry ten, kdo uhnatl
81 chce malou opicku. Kdo na
priSt6 bude chtiti neco podob-
neho pro posiln6nou, musi sobe
opatriti od pana doktora rece-
pis, ma ktery mu bude teprVe Y
l6karn6 pozadovana silvia w
dana. Kazdy iiny Zpusob pax
bude prisn6 stihan prodeJ
vSude, krone lekaren Zakazan.
k poznani tomuto prisel, a po-
sledni radost tax zkazil prohi-
bicni inspektor w. A. Wey-
gandt. Take doprava tohoto
druhu zbozi podlehati bude
predpisHm platnym pri vsech
lihovinach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-03
PREKAZENY UTEK TREST
NlKU.

Roy Tyler, zam6stnanim lu-
pic a takto stravnik statni trest
nice Y Columbus, pokusil Sc
vcera 20 tfeti o nedoVoleny w
let 5 ponurych zdi nehostinnt
no domu. Nemel vsak op6tnd
5tdsti, neb byl polapen pray6 Y
okamAiku, kdyz Sc svym kole-
gou utrpeni Frankem Brigg-
sem 2 Youngstown pristavo-
vail Ike zdi zebflk, ktery me-
byti cestou k zlat6 svobode.
Tyler Jest zavren jiz po diva
roxy pro loupez spachanou
prosinci v Garfield sporitelnt
ma St, Clair Ave. a vych. 70
I'll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-03
>TCHAPRfTOMNOSTf PA.
NISTkY ZABRANENA
PANiKA.

V divadle pohyblivych O.
brazk1 Majestic, 1879 w. 25.
ul., doprovazi filmy pripadnou
hudbou slecna May Connorso-
va, 1924 w. 25. ul. Take vcera
vecer sedela u nastroje a hrala
plnemu domu, kdyz il bylo po-
tail sdeleno, re V divadle hoTi,
ably hrou uklidnila cbecenstvo.
Connorsova nevahala a spusti-
IL Home Sweet, Home" di-
vaci klidu a pofadku v do
mn6ni, re jest konec, divadlo
.vyklidili. Ohen povstal V budce
.operatora, jemuz Sc vznaly fill
my. Obrazkv . platna zmizely,
.Gimz bylo divactvo udrzeno Y
,puvodnym min6ni, ze podivana
Jest skonCena, &C pom6rn6 krat
Ky cas- vzbuzoval pochybnost
Ohen byl uhasen a nezpusobiI
krone shofeleho filmu iinycf
Iskod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-03
ZBABELY UTOK MA zENU.

22leta Fannie Brittova byla
ma ceste do prace We Vacuum
Cleaner Co. pfepadena ma
lvanhoe rd. Il drahy Nickel
Plate a le1i V nemocnici Sv.
Marka. Die jejiho vypravovani
prijeli automobilem tTi muzi,
q nichz ieden vyskocil vchrstl
il do obliceje kyselinu dusiC-
nou. Uboha byla z;ravinou po-
palena obliGeii, tax re lest
V nebezpeci jeii zrak. Krone
toho utrpela popaleniny ma ru-
kou a prsou. Prvni pomoci do
stalo Sc il nemocnici tovarni
odkud byla pozd6ji dopravena
do svrchu uveden6ho hospita.
lu. Muzi po zbab6lem litoku na
bezbrannou zenu prchli. Brit.
tova provdala Sc r. 1919 "a Ro
berta Smitha, od kter6ho prec
trent mesici odesla. a podals
nan zalobu o rozvod. lila spo
lecne &c svym bratrem Wal
trem Smithem V {. 48 Pasnov
ave, East Cleveland.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-03
. ~MA@A@,A 5r m "a AmAMA


"a OLOINIFLIVI.
CT. sestram sboru Palma Vi
tezstvi els. IA, S.P.J. Sc ozna-
mule, re Sc kona schdze dne 5.
cervna V /. hod. 30 minut, pri
niz bude oslaveno 25-lete trva-
nj sboru. Vsechny sestry isou
zadany, by Sc urtite a Y cas-
doStavily. Sestry druhych sbo-
RI jsou uctive zvany.
Anna Skoda, predsedkyne,
Antonio Killer, tajemnice.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-03

SOKOL
NOVA VLAST.
Bratrl!
Pristi radna schG-
ze bude Sc konati We
stredu 5. cervna " 8
hodin vecer, "a prl-
ccinou, ze Sbor mas Sc
sucastni celodenni
spolecne vychazky
COkOld - a. NOTnGn-
sky " nedeli dne 5.
cervna, kde bude i
spolecne cviceni.
Bratri, dostavte Sc
vsichni Ma Zdar!
STAROSTA.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-03

Attt ~ s - ~~~*
Pred porotou V Praze ocitl Sc V
minulych dnech elegantni a We
svete "horejSich deseti tislc'
dobre znamy jockey Arpad
WINNER. Byl obzalovan, re V
rade prazskych hotelu dopustil
Sc kradezi ruznych drahocen-
nosti, obleku a pod, pri cemz
Sc neostychal okrasti ami cisni-
ka a vratneho. Byl pfistizen v
pokoji hotelu de Sax kde
bydGI feditel Sala Wiesglas
nalezen byl u neho paklic
jimz 81 otviral, dyka, kterot
pfi paceni 81 vypomahal a iin(
zlodejsk6 nastroje. Porota svi
hackeho jockeye odsoudila ns
rok do vezenl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-03
BRATRI VLAkEM ZABITI.

Athens, O., 2. tervna. Leo
nard Hogue, 22-lety, havir a
George Hogue. 13-lety, byli "a
biti dnes ma kfizovatce V Bur
roak, ma sever odtud, kdyz je-
iich automobil zasazen byl O.
sobpim vlakem.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-23
NEW CLUE In
ROGERS CASE
Two Bloody Shirt Sleeves Found
Across Bayou Texar
Near Railroad.

The finding of two bloody shirt
sleeves across Bayou Texar near the
railroad yesterday may probably fur
nish clue to the mysterious disap-
pearance of G. NJ. Rogers who has
been missing since last Thursday eve
ming. The blood stained sleeves were
found by George Ward and thinking
that it might have bearing on the
disappearance of Rogers he imme-
diately telephoned Sheriff Ellis of his
find. The sheriff and Chas. Johnson
hurried out to the scene and made an
investigation of the matter.
THE sleeves had been cut apparently
with a knife or some other sharp in
strument and one of them had the cuff
link attached, but the other link was
missing. The material was blue
stripped percale but from all appear
aEces is was clean with the exception
Of the blood stains.
The sheriff and Mr.. johnson
searched wide area around where
the sleeves were found but no further
disclosures could be made, and pos
sibly this incident is not likely to have
any particular bearing on the case. but
finding them near this particular spot
it tends to supply new fuel to the be-
lief of many that Rogers was killed
by thugs.
Even if the man was killed and his
body thrown overheard the finding of
the bloody sleeves yesterday might not
possibly have any connection with the
case. In fact, the authorities and men
who are making an effort to clear up
the situation are apparently no nearer
success now than at the first, but they
still have hopes of either finding his
body or of learning of his where
abouts If he is still living. 1t has not
been learned yet whether the two men
picked up at Vernon day before yes
terday have any connection with the
case or not.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-23
DUKE OF YORK ADMITTED
TO MERCHANT TAYLORS

/. LONDON, Dec. -J.-Ancient connec-
tions between British royalty and the
city OF London have been reaffirmed by
the ceremonious admission of the Duke
of York. King Georges second son, to
the 'Worshipful Company Of Merchant
Taylors," the first honorary member Of
which was Edward III. who resigned
some 500 years ago
After the swearing in, the duke said
that having been previously admitted
to the diapers, the MERGERS and the
needlemakers' guilds, he was happy in
rounding off his connection with the
clothing trade by becoming a taylor"
also; but he confessed that he was glad
he did not live In the days of James
T., when the banquet given to new
member included a dish of owls and
cuckoos
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-23

can school of Shanghai is an institu-
ton that was started some ten years
ago by several missionary families. In
the period that it has been in operation
this school has kept pace with the
swift growth of the American com
munity in Shanghai, and in the recent
years has been inadequately housed
in a group of dwellings. In the school
year thta recently begun the enrolment
touched the record mark of 235 pupils.
The new school will be the outcome of
the efforts of the public spirited Amer
lean residents and it is to be governed
by a board of trustees representing
both missionary and commercial inter
ests.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-23
MODERN COLLEGE TO
BE BUILT in CHINA
Expansion Made Possible by Campaign
for Funds Conducted by Interna-
tiohaI Settlement.

SHANGHAI, Dec. PLANS for the
first units OF an American school that
is to be built in Shanghai are in the
hands of architects and building work
is to be started on asfte that has been
acquired in the coming months. This
has been made possible as the result of
a campaign for funds that was made in
the International Settlement in Octo-
Der, and by which approximately $780,
900 tales were raised
What has been known as the Ameri-
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

veloping effective and cheaper methods
OF production is already In process OF
accomplishment. In the event that tho
Ford interests are subsidized. II Is in
evitable not only that capital will cease
further investment In field where 1t IS
subjected to the destructive effect OF
subsidized competition. but that the vast
volume OF capital already employed in
this field will retire as speedily as poss-
fble
1T is the firm conviction of this as
sociation. reached after long and inti-
mate stcdy OF the subject, that under
no circumstances is the Government JUS
titled in invading the industrial field.
either directly or by means of a subsidy
to single interest. under conditions
which will give Ii a great competitive
advantage over other private capital.
Urges Rejection of Offer.
I'VE believe. therefore, that the Ford
proposal should be rejected. both on
financial grounds and because 1t covers
in effect huge subsidy to the Ford in
terests, of nature seriously destructive
to the development of industrial chem
istry in this country, and particularly
to the production of an increased sup
ply of nitrates. necessary both for mill
tary protection and agricultural devel-
opment.
I'VE fully recognize the need for pro-
noting in every proper way the fertil-
ity OF agricultural lands through the
provision OF cheap and abundant fer
tilizing materials. but we are firmly
convinced that the result OF accepting
any proposal based upon a Government
subsidy to a single interest will tend
to decrease instead of to increase the
supply. and will, therefore. fall of its
purpose.
I'VE further object to this proposal
because 1t calls for very large I'M
mediate outlay OF public funds at a
time when the need for public economy
is extremely urgent. Nothing but an
imperative public necessity can justify
present additions to the existing finan-
c,al burdens by which the people are
oppressed. 1t certainly cannot be con-
tended that the project under consid-
Grafton is required by any public exi-
gency,''
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
MERCHANTS FIGHT
FORD NITRATE PLAN
Association Here Tells Weeks's
Acceptance of Offer Would
Cost U. S. S164,O 100000.

WASHINGTON. Sept s.-Protest against
the acceptance of Henry Ford's offer
for the Government nitrate plant at
Muscle Shoals was made to Secretary
Of War John W. Weeks to-day by a
committee representing the Merchants
Association OF New York. This COM
mittee consisted Of f. B. De Berard, d.
rector of the associations bureau OF
research, and A. M Travers. head OF
the associations legislative service bu-
reau.
Analysis of the Ford offer, as sub
mitted. showed that its acceptance
would entail upon the Government a
loss of s164.0o0. 900 in 100, years. 1t
stated that Mr.. Ford offers to purchase
for s5.00o.000 the Government nitrate
plant at Muscle Shoals, which has been
completed at an outlay of sS7,365,135
and is now ready for immediate opera
ton.
1t showed that Mr.. Ford offers to
lease the partly completed hydroelectric
power plant at Muscle Shoals for a
period of one hundred years at a rental
OF S1,6S0.000 year and sinking fund
payments to amortize $4,000, 900 at the
end of the century.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
The New, Wonderful Fabrics
for Autumn and Winter

for Autumn and Winter
lavsy displayed either side spacious ases
of the great First Floor include every and beautiful
textile produced for the dawning season by the most
celebrated looms of Europe and America.
bfocaded Autumn
we'll the r erect-ple Gnnported) velvet
black 6ny netabocaded georges
Silks imported
crepe-bak satn and the always popular dap de channels
Among and hornespups-a
novelty although across the border
English
cloths
Also the latest novelties i'm
Laces, Trimmings and Ribbons
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
s17,ooo.ooo spent by U. 5.

The Government has already ex-
pended s17.000.000 on the hydroelectric
plant, and Mr.. Ford estimates that an
additional outlay of s2s.000,o00 will be
required to complete 1t. His annual
rental Is per cent. upon this s2s, ,O00.-
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

600. His sinking FUND payment is based
upon the same estimate. his total of
$4,000. 900 to be amortized being arrived
at by adding the s17.000.000 already
spent to the $2S,000,000 additional ex-
penditure which he says will be neces-
sary. the analysis stated.
The analysis shows that an additional
outlay of 100000. 900, instead of $2s.-
100000, will be required. making the
total expenditure s77.00o.o0o instead of
S45. 100000.
Mr.. Ford's offer for the hydroeiectric
plant. therefore, II was stated would
entail upon the Government an outright
capital loss OF s32.0O0.000.
Moreover, during the life OF the con-
tract the Government would have to
pay $500. 100000 in interest OF which
Mr.. Ford would assume only $685.
100000.
"Put .lc sentiment is extremely re-
sentful Of mono poly" said the state
ment and. urged by that sentiment.
the Government, through the Federal
Trade Commission. has strenuously
sought for several years past to prevent
even its semblance. The principle of
subsidy to private interests is still more
Objectionable. particularly when so APP
piled AS to give artificial advantage to
a special interest and thereby to attack
the legitimate operatio rs of private capi-
tai.
InvestiEn tfons Now On.
"Ee search III industrial chemistry for
the purpose of fixing nitrogen derived
from the atmosphere Is now In progress
with great assiduity on a wide scale.
through the medium of private capita.
in the hope and with the practical cer-
tainty of greatly increasing the supply
of nitrates and decreasing their costs.
The production from by-product coke
ovens--a principal present source OF
supply-(in the form OF ammonia) has
recently increased four"old. The Amer
ican modification of the Haber process
which successfully met Germany's nj
trate needs during the war. is already
in successful operation in this country
and widespread experimentation by
other Industrial plants Is in progress.
"All that can possibly be accomplished
by the Ford interests IN the way Of de-
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
Misses Autumn
Suits & FrOcks

Nothing is quite SO vitality important
at the moment to tine fashionable
dennoiselle-be she schoolgirl, college
student or sssociety bud''-as the
fabric and fasfioniDg of her early
Autumn suit or tailored frock.
The new models displayed for the
seasons opening i'm the recently en-
larged Departments ON the Second
Floor represent the most advanced
ideas of the great arbiters of style.
The svelte lines express the verve and
elasticity of youth; the soft-surfaced
materials are representative of the
luxurious tastes of the present day.
Many of the suits are enriched with
lovely furs; while the frocks introduce
amy number of charming novelties i'm
modelling and decoration.
The prices Gn stock) range
as follows:
Plain-taiIored Suits, S39.S0 to 250.0t
Fur-trimnned Suits, 5000 to 4l0.Ot
Tailored Frocks $3.50 to 2lO.ON
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

s
Smart Shoes
for school, street and formal wear
featuring all the newest and most
fashionable models for the Autumn
and Winter seasons, are now as
sembled i'm readiness for the early
September demand.
The following scale of moderate prices
comprises only footwear made of the
best selected feathers. I'm all cases
the workmanship is exceptionally
fine, while the lasts are those approved
by the leading specialists i'm foot
science.
Calfskir1 Laced Boots
(black or tan)
Sizes S15 to 1917 per pair 5000
Sizes II to 2 per pair 6.75
Sizes 215 to per pair 9.75
Calfskif1 OxfOrdS
(black or tan)
Sizes 212 to 2 per pair S0.75
Second Floor, Madison Avenue section)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-15
THIRD CONCERT AT
THE WHEELING WHARF
SATURDAY EVENING

Free band concerts or TIE "AAr'
every Saturday ,ve1;nG - tAe Ml'"''
~. Rand arc attracting ,arS@ Groves 81
rsoola vho :ao-ourh.y enjoy ih'> enter
,ai-:"cn. T-,vidNd by :N.s exec ZEN; mus
va, organization. Many -; re nun
d-,N, who enjoy these concerts are h"'
awlra hat :hcy arc :~lL" ?oSS'o'e ~
re generosity and TuH..' ST!r!'s"A'sS
o. ore ot W7>ee'irSS Tro''i2'r' BUSINESS
,,,en Who Cor ;hs past three years I'd"
donated a fund ;hac has made tA'Se con
cc-,S possible. L WAS his idea nat
-,lny pcopie could NOT AFFORD 70 pay tho
n,y., n-,ces asked % hear the higher
lass organizations perform 50 ne mas
N.e, providing thes" nigh class CON
.o-,s ,o- the bcnc7c OF the genera. puo-
~, Tha, his action IS appreciated y
,.-es,sd -. re large crowds 'hat Ho"N
- .re ,vharr ard Sre-G n" evening
r,.re::r- 20 he ,!e,:~h,t"l programs ar
rlr-rd hv Trcf \. =. SUNNI -. d rector
@. ire Mun:cipa, band.
ro-,or-ow evening VII &c :he tn'To
=, The series and commencing a.
O'Clock -. 'o"owinS splendid program
p.M 5e rendered;
March ~,a.d ": Moa" .h'"N +. L!thEoT
Overture The Queens Sr'cre;
Mel!sy 'Fo,pour-. o: Melodies
o,.ra.:c Selection :-or: ">rHodn"
- \ SULLIVAN
Wa. Ccleb-a:cI Wa :-o": VERDI
--o-,.r-. h--. ~ -. C,air
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