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riding the velvet at preesnt prices,
the Legionnaires said.
The California department of the
American Legion has received copies
Of a resolution adopted by the cen
trail labor council, San, Bernardino,
Cal. recommending adequate apprAria-
tions to build and maintain necessary
hospitals and passage of the Rogers
Capper bill to consolidate the govern
ment bureaus dealing with the affairs
of ex-service men, as Endorsed by the
Legion.
Graves of $50 civil war veterans
will be provided with markers by Kent
yoyles post of the American Legion
At Elizabethtown, Ind. To raise funds
for the undertaking, the Legionnalres
will give banquet of 'slum," prepar
ed BY former army cooks belonging
IN the post. Elizabethtown Legion
members are also backing a move
ment to establish a public library.
American Legion posts and the
home service department of the Red
Cross in Detroit have consolidated eff
forts under the name of the service
mems bureau and will cooperate in
the work adjusting claims, hospitaliza-
ton, education and war risk lnsur'
ance for ex-service men.
A special election will be held IN
oregon to approve or reject the vet
Grams state bonus bill, prepared and
backed by the Oregon department OF
the American Legion.
Aroused by the greed Of landlord IN
Shreveport, La, the local post OF the
American Legion has placed itseil
on record as opposed not only to the
hardship placed upon renters living
in homes and occupying office anc
business buildings owned by REM
hogs, but as pledging its aid seeking
a remedy for the evil.
Nebraska American members are
backing an endowment bill in the
] state legislature, which provides thai
the state buy two million dollars
worth of Liberty bonds and use IN
terest thereon for sick and disabled
ex-service men. The Nebraska legis
Iature has forwarded a resolution urg
ing the United States senate to pass
the Fordney five-fold bonus bill, which
! is backed by the Legion.
Cleaning out cellars and building
sumner cottages are examples of TEN
porary jobs which the st. Paul, MINI.
/ employment bureau and women's aux
/ ilary of the American Legion have OBJ
4 tanned for more than six hundred un
employed veterans after an appeal has
been made to every employer and
/ householder in that city. The aver
age compensation for temporary EN-
ployment in fifty cents an hour
Farmers near the Twin Cities are
taking advantage Of the opportunity
hands and are paying from thhhehi
to obtain ex-service men as farm hands
/ and are paying from $50 a month
with room and board upwards.
Oklahoma boards of county commits
sioners are authorized to lease, rem
or donate any room in their contro
for use of the American Legion accord
ing to the terms of a bill passed by tht
state legislature.
More than 1000 new members were
obtained for the American Legion il
Virginia during the last two months il
spite of unfavorable agricultural and
industrial conditions.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-03-23

Why you should use LUCAS tint
ed gloss paint. Every essential quail
ity that a paint should possess is in
corporated in LUCAS TINTED GLOSS
PAINT. Its colors are bright and
permanent. 1t is absolutely imperVi-
Gus to moisture and dampness. It COW
ers soiidIy with a minimum of coats
THE A. C. sKILEs L5R. CO., LTD.
INCH % 2t
LEGION WELCOMES DISABLED
SOLDIERS CONDITION SURVEY
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-03-23
SWEET POTATOES GROW
ON VARIETY OF

NJ Hull, sweet potato specialist IN
the state university extension divi-
sion. offers some helpful suggestions
relative to the kinds of soil adapted to
sweet potatoes
Says Mr.. Hull: Sweet potatoes may
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-03-23

James Stillman has been responsible for the sue
cess of many institutions other than those with
which he is personally connected
His sage, ripened, mature counsel has turned the
business tide for many of his depositors
That is where the really qualified banker best
serves his cients-in financial counsel and advice
This bank makes really sincere and sustained
effort to serve its depostors in every matter connect
ed with finance.
1t solicits your account upon the basis of real,
modern banking service
Come in and talk to us about opening an account
We will gladly extend you every courtesy and all the
accommodation sanctioned by conservative banking
practice.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-03-23

666 has more limitations than
any other Chill and Fever Tonic
on the market, but no one wants
limitations. They sss dangerous
things in the medicine line. adv.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-17

What about that estate ," The
heirs got together and settled il up SO
that the lawyers got little en- moth
ing"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-17
INDIANTOWN

Nh and Mrs. Harold Mock and
daughter. and their guests, Mrs. Viii
liam Paradee and two children, of
Philadelphia, spent Friday afternoon
with her mother, Mrs Benjamin
Paradee, al Grcenbackviile, Va.
Mrs Walter Shockley, Mrs. Luther
Shockley. and airs. Luther Atkinson
spent Wednesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs +. 7. Shockley.
Mrs. Susan Hall returned home
last Friday. after spending two weeks
with her sister and nephew of
Stockton.
Miss Edna Laws, of Parsonsburg,
spent one night last week at the home
of her brother. Mr. Albert Laws.
Mrs. c. Il. TimmonS and Mrs. Wal
ter Perdue spent last Friday after
noon with Mrs. ". X. Fruit
Miss Grace Dickerson left Monday
morning to enter the state Normal
School at rowson, near Baltimore.
Miss Patience Thompson, Of Viii
mington. Del. came Tuesday night,
and will spend Il few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Laws.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Pussy. of
Salisbury. spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Godfrey.
Mrs. Nora Shockley. of Snow Hill
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs ". o. Dickerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dryden. OF
Snow Hill, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Dryden.
Quite few OF our people attended
the all days meeting at Mt. Olive last
Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Cheriix and daughter
Iva, of Snow Hill spent the week enc
with her sister, Mrs. Ernest Shock,
ley
Mr.. and Mrs. James Devereaux ant
son spent Sunday at Ocean City.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-17
PLANNING TO MAKE
PAPER MONEY SMALLER

The Government will soon radically
change the form of its paper money,
which ha, remained unaltered almost
since the foundation Of the Republic.
Bills will be- made smaller.
Several reasons dictate the change.
First. is that of economy The paper
which is now used because Of secret
process i only obtanable at a high
cost.
The process. perfected under the
direction Of the late Senator W. Muir
ray Crane. is said to weave silk
threads in the paper in such q man
ncl as to defy successful imitation.
Another reason for the change rs
explained by Treasury official IS
wholly practical He said
"1hc bills now are really adapted
only to persons of large hands and
long fingers. A shorter and smaller
note viii bc more easily counted by
tellcrs. cashiers and all who nave 10
handle large sums Of money"
Additional safeguards against coun-
tcrfeiting constitute another reason
fol the decision to issue new notes
The -uegeston is being considered
that bills Of different denominations
be issued in varying sizes.
Such scheme, it is pointed out,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-17

Mrs + hco 4 ore
K ooscv Welt even
though her husband
Is assistant secretary
e.; Navy. did not find
it beneath her Dig
nifty to drive an err
try III a mule race ~
the Dutchcss { ountv
FAIR At Rhincchtf.
y y. the Other day
Her rival MAS Mrs
! G. Webb. another
prominent society
woman. up behind
the white mule IL
was 4 dead heat.
{ oil. Roosevelt is
seen standing di-
rccily across his
~ lie 5 spccdster.
Happy
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-17
HIGH PRAISE FOR
W. S. GORDY, JR.
The Published AZ TOwson SETS Forth In Glowing
Terms it, Estimate OF The Democratic Candidate For
State ComptrOler-Says Baltimore County viii
Roll p Big Majority For Him.

his business activities; what do the
people say about him?
Ask any banker in Maryland. no
matter what his politics. about Mr..
Gordy and he will tell you he is Il
progressive, up-to-date bank4r and
worthy Of your confidence.
ASK any newspaper editor on the
Eastern Shore about him and YOU will
be told that he is one of its foremost
and most progressive citizen, whose
integrity cannot he questioned.
ASK any manufacturer or business
ran in that hustling little city of
Salisbury. bis home town, about him
and YOU will be told that he has help
ed all he could to make the city
what it i.
ASK any fisherman or laboring
man in Wicolnico County, or in fact
Of the adjoining counties rs well.
abou, him. and you will he told that
Mr.. "Will" Gordy is a man we can 20
to for assistance when We need ii.
ASK the ncwsboy ON the streets of
Salisbury about him and he will say:
Who?' Nh VIII Gordy-why he's
my fren.
Is a Rock Ribbed Democrat.
Ask old Uncle Sam and Aunt
Mandy. aS they hitch their mule on
Main street to do their week. trading.
il they know him. and Aunt Mandy
will speak up and say, Does we know
Mr. VIII Cody? Course We does ?
how 20 'SpoSc We got grub to eat
time de sweet tatcrs failed if Mr..
VIII diden help us?
When Il man at home stands like
this with everybody and at the same
time has high standing among the
great banking and financial inStitu-
tons of the whole State you can't
beat him and that's all there is to il.
Just a word about Mr.. Gordy', demo
crazy. tie puts it tcrScly and to the
point. ! am Democrat; first. be-
cause was born that way. | am a
Democrat; second. because believe
in the principles of the Democratic
Party and am Democrat. third.
because believe good article of
government south Of Mason and
DiAon's Line can only he secured
through the Democratic Party.
In Baltimore county We can follow
the leadership Of man like Wm. S.
Gordy, Jr.. and although he viii he the
only candidate on the state ticket ae
believe ON people will rally around
him and give him the largest majority
the county has given in years"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-17
II GAR CANE STALK Is
LUMBER st BSTITt TIE

iiagaS>c. the sugar cane stalk from
which the juice has been extracted.
being made into building material
3g manufacturing company at Mar
.,ro. la., across the Mississippi river
om NcN Orleans. Il IS said to be
virtually a substitute for lumber, AMI
IL promoters claim it to be superior
in some respects
lhr product !. beng ma9' jac ,,..
long one board containing enough
material to build three bungalows.
STRIPS are later cut up into required
dimensions.
Discovery of a use for baga>sc is
sand to have developed during the war
In an Investigation Of insulating
board
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-17
IN MEMORIAM

To the sacred memory of our be
loved husband and father. Thomas II.
Griffin, who entered into rest one
year ago. September .th. 1920.
Gone but moi forgotten"
lis beautiful soul like ray of light
faS gone To the realms above,
Where never again come sorrow o.
pair
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-09-17

Archie How does it happen that
smith hasn't that habit Of talking TO
himself any more" Burt He caught
himself cheating at SOLITAIRE and hasn't
spoken to himself since
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-12

for governor in the recall election, re-
signed as a director Of the associa-
ton. He desired not to start his active
campaign while an officer Of the as.
sociation.
Prospecting For Oil
Fargo. - The business men Of New
England, N. D., believe that their sec
ton Of the state will produce paying
oil wells and have started to develop
the industry, according to Oh. Netha-
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-12
ed in the Minor district, west Of here;
by Saturday nights storm.
sVstss IA Session

Fargo.-More than 100 state veter-
inarians attended the short course in
Animal Tubersulosis being held last
week atsthe North Dakota Agricultur.
al college md preparing for the final
federal and state examinations to be
given at, theScloss Of the course to.
morrow.
The primary object Of the short
course held under the auspices Of the
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-12
ASK BUCK JONES'

Hayesyou taken your dame q base \.
E balssagame, 4 ID
Audsadidn'tt the sweet thingsask:
ssssfNsousWa, Why Is Fthat frame on,oh, you-
mow-his-nahneesA-ag Il sSs
think that ytou en- y ] - ! c
T mems you said: tsssOh, he IS the catch
! e .Sypnts e 5# M az d a3
And he stands in . dangeronsaEplace
Nov, take iitsfrom me. without masks
there would Be- HaS 5S Sass
Nothing Ter 81 the poor catcher's
~ S& " sEs {
r'assnrlA didn't she 81: W!ell, please tell
81 issa u why
ssaaII M rest do ottF'Wiseeaar thensasaswell1
sndJdidnll't you vain Il rslplly 3Ss;
But, des1paifiinlg, r. - IN
sSs sssSSCHNEEZESR.ss5
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-12

ment events.A gorgeous display Of
firewofks, agricultural displays, rae
ies, programmed Thousand sorts and
other featurest TO numerous TO men
ition are@atrssting crowds uln,preced-
5ented s. Tho history Of the Big faira
at Fargo
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-12
Churrh u Naxerene

Notwithstanding a series Of
meetings held BY ministers Of the
Church Of the Nazarene, a church
body was formally organized and the
pastor appointed. The congregation
has fourteen charter members.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-12
Bismarck Debt Grows

Bismarck.-With more municipal
improvements contemplated, Bismarck
citizens now face . bonded indebted
ness Of 81, O92,0 600, Of which about
100000 is for sewer, paving and
school bonds.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-12
Valuation Increases

Grafton. - The valuation Of the
city Of Grafton has increased, accord
ing to figures given out by the city
equalization board. The total in 1921
Is $2,196,2ss, an increase Of $162 ,319
over the. total 1920 valuation.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-12


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Havs cotne bssf and cabbage.
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aLucy.', ss
ssi
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y 1ssss q
ssnH oyer without Ghiftinr nv
gears.s. &
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tKissirtssnlaedy yoaS rsquits, snd.urt6er.
hi 4 3, (
SMNEEZEET6 JUSTBTTTLE ONES
81 -------- !.
Prices have fallen but not hard
snoneh % suffer many fractures.
sracs horse own4rshas nslned iii
mi ~ llssetxics Netsr5 Nobddy WIill5
ever be ables 5 sbeat lin. s% as
az 4%Ss 5 SsssSs as#Sa 4 hi. . 49, u 49,
ThssSquanutsli Is nsWseisntific ouan.
THY snaallsrsthpans 81 altom. q other
words, Il sisaaboutS the sixe of I black
.maileYsSsoull. 9ss
SsssSss i ~ 1
Asmanssf sinted while "a hisSway to
Ills Wedding. What will he do when
lM getsh is first batch Of household
,2hiills. 81 .sss.5 s$@,.2
.,;r.aHaa..2aa L,..s-.ISs..--s,sSSs
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-12
Storm Doe. Damage

Wahpeton--Ten car were blown
from sidings on to the main line Of;
this division Of the Northern Pacific
and fonr Of them derailed and mash.sa
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-12
Nestos Quits Club

Minot. - Holding that the Minot
Association Of Commerce should keep
as far away from politics as possible,
r. "A. Nestos, Independent candidate
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-12

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ishs bstweeaa pistysld lossKiaf appel;
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When Informs e. in.I
probably mesns sa,,st IS = short.
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8 sS asssss ss.els q ma .ss
Awalkifnlg canesh III adisadvan-
up to5al filling staHoh sndstsll,th man
10 III q up.
81
easelople contlins billet donx. I
sAA4tteRl marriage abe knows th9E1
each envelope contains q. bin ats due.
Bl efss
& n & aess 5 gs.
regular guy ID. always tempted
learn whether heFwears hand.enbroidj
eteds things. E,ssg S ss5.ss 1
81 I'M sses
Untilrecent styleas turned the head;
sypldsn seaK tho Hebrews 4ell To- Was.
4 l1qd1ABsdfraape,d. SSsss- S@
zs' s H. s
The reasonSskirts inspire 90 much,
Il NJ, ss5 ts 81 '2,s. .'
Y IA s4
"a Judge has ordered imam u kiss
His wife every day and II Will Just
81 ii u
JUSTfFORSEvJN
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-12

Etern.l visianes
.Eesasrine aonssse batAhasss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-17
KRAJAN VYNALEZCE.

Vcera navstiveni isme bvlf
nanem F. M. Puki$em, priied-
sim do Clevelandu ze San
Franciska Y Kalifornii. Kraiar
n0chazi 2 moravsk6ho Valas.
ota hlavnfm ieho povolanim
lost pole elektroterhniky. na
tter6n 50 mn die ieho sd6leni
eodaFilo r6l5olill vvnalezil
',terd h. uvedenv iednou We
~'Sntnk iiSt6 nronikav6 7aeablv
IL dnoSniho dopravnictvf. neb
~akterd iak nam sd6hl isou
~l-utoGn6 sensafnilo r9zu. Mia
damn sna9iv6rol kraipnovi
~Hoienn 2 plna rdro spm6ni
-'1ech inho snn = tu5eb.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-17
REPERTOIR VPA-EDNYCH
PROCESU.

Dne 10. zafi postaven bude
pred porotni soud Salvatore
Gala. ienz Sc primal k "a
vrazd6ni lakewoodsk6ho ma
kladatele Dana Kabera. 8. rij
ma zodpovidati Sc bude pro L.
east ma t6mze zlocinu dvaceti-
leta dcera ma dozivoti odsou-
zen6 Kaberov6, herecka Mari
ana McArdlova, ieji babicka.
pi. Mary Brickelova, dne 81.
fiina a Colavitova, jejich po-
mocnice, dne 17.,rijna.
Domn6li vrahov& policisty
krajana Elmera Sprost6ho.
Hunt a Walsh. kteri Sc prosla-
viii sm6lym dt6kem okresni
v6znice, spolu $ parolovanym
trestnikem Gallagherem, bu-
dou Sc zodnovidati, Hunt dne
26. zafi a " alsh az "a. riina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-17
LAKEWOOD A WEST PARK
BUDOU MfTI VLASTNf
VODARNY.

Ne1ostatetnl pfitok cleve-
'andskt vody 2eim6na "a lei
0ich m6sicG donucuie predm6-
Sti Lakewood a West Park, a
hy pomySlela ma zavedeni vo-
darensk6ho systemu vlastniho
. odtrhla Sc od vodni odvislo-
III Cd naSeho m6sta. TAX West
Park bude miti vodovodni pla-
nv hotovy Y dob6 neikratsi, iak
oravi mayor Reitz systemem
fimto zasobovanv budou Lake
wood. Dover Rocky River. Nj
klad ma stavbu novdho vodoie-
mn a potrubj obnaseti bude
l<olem 100000
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-17

DNES MA QUINCY AVE.

Y Ceskoamericke sini ma
Quincy ave. kona Sc dnes in
formatnf prednaska poradate-
III vystavy "Pamatniku Odbo
je' Sc sv6telnymi obrazy re
zivota naSich legii. Poradane
pfednaSky V sobotu V nedeli
mely veliky usp6ch a iiste ne
bylo ami jednoho navSt6vnika,
ktery by byl $ programem ne
byl spokojen. Proto Sc oGeka-
va, re dnes dostavi Sc vsichni
ii, ktefi nevid6li originelni sv6-
telne obrazy, k nimz mile pro-
mluvi por. V. Ruml. Jest to tre-
t a posledni pfednaSka ' Gle
veland6 pred zahaienim velko
lep6 vystavy, ktera bude liz tu-
to sobotu Y Cesk6 sini ma Broad
way otevfena a potrva az do
%. srpna. s
Priid'te dnes vSichni ma pred
naSku p. Rumla ma Quincy ave.
Y 8 hod. ve6er, vstup ie volnJ!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-17
STALOU CHOROBOU DO
HNANA K ,ZOUFALSTVf.

Nedaleko Euclid Beach byla
vtera nalezena We vod6 mrtvo-
IN 27-Iet6 Bessie Levov6, man.
zelky obchodnika odevem.
1905 Kenmore Ave. N. f.,
iez die posudku koronera skon
ella nasledkem diva roxy trva-
iici choroby sebevrazdou.
Pred zoufalym cinem odlozila
klobouk q zula svoii obuy, coz
na'ezeno bvlo ma Bfehu. Man
zel nesSastn6 zeny, 30 kter6
zistaly til ditky prohlasil, ze
prav6 pred skutkem prohlasi-
la sebeyrazednJ dmvsl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-17
VCEREJSf LOUPEZNA PRE-
PADENf.

Diva hoSi pomohli vvdatn6
policii k polapeni dvou lupit1,
kteri vcera vecer stloukli a O.
loupili prodavace napoju Jo-
hna ParvySkovskeho, BIB
Aetna I'd. ktery byl zran6n
tax, ze musel byti preveZen do
nemocnice sv. AlexiSe. HoSi po
znamenali 81 Gislo automobile
oznamili obiev tento policej-
nimu serzantovi Zitzmanovi.
ien2 zatkl diva podezfele mu-
re, 20-leteho Barna Sakopa,
1926 vych. 78. I'll. n6mz de-
tektivove poznali lupiCe, ienz
vyloupil n6kolik restaWantu V
dolennim m6ste. Druhym zat-
tencem Jest Dan Brown, 2216
Hamilton Ave. Sakop We SVEN
zatceni Sc pokusil vyskociti 2
policeiniho auta a bylo mu Y
tom yeas detektivy zabran6no.
ParvySkovskE nachazel Sc
We SVEN obchode s manzelkou
a 11-letym svnkem, kdvz 20
iednou priieli automobilem 2
muzi. kteri nafizovali maiiteli.
abv dal ruce vzhHru, ale tento
misto uposlechnuti Sc pustil Y
nerovnV boi. "a ktereho byl
zhit az do bezv6domi, nacez
bfdaci uprchli, vZavSe 5 sebou
sos.
PAM Marie Celserova, 1920
zap. 81. ul. vpustiIa do bytu
muze, vydavaiiciho Sc "a plv-
noveho inspektora; dovedla
no ochotn6 do sklepa, kde bv-
Ia timto 2tVrana. ale ZaplaSila
lei svym krikem.
David Diamont, grocerista
4510 Scovill Ave, prepaden
hvl vcera We. SVEN obchode o.
broienSm lupicem, ienz ma
nam zhurta po3adoval penez.
navis Sc ale medal pustil Sc
do bandity s takovou kurazi,
re tento musel uteci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-17
OMEZENf POLITICKYCH
DZABU.
Fitzgerald kandidatem repu.
blikanu, Haserodt strany de-
mokratickts.

Politick6 urady pfi soudecl
5nebudou vice udelovany 2 po.
litickych pfitin republican.
Iskym zahranicnim zam6stnah-
cum, jak jest GTedne hlaseno.
Stalo Sc tax nasledkem dsilov-
Inych lov6 po mfstech vypomoc
Inych Serifu i nizSich trednfku,
zeim6na rad dneSnich radni
]tnich zam6stnancu, kteri ho-
dali vyuzitkovati dnesni stu
ace, kdy celnejsi okresnl dra-
dy isou moci republikanu.
NaSi politikari snesou mno-
no, ale natlak ma zaopatrova-
nj dradu jako obroCiho byl tax
velky, ze ma vterejSi schuzi re-
publikanske bylo horeiSi usta-
noveni pfijato. Kazda nova
zadost podobny politickJ
dzab musi byti podana mayo
row, jenz Jest od pond6lka re-
'publikanskym kandidatem ma
ZnovuZvoleni neb naGelnikovi
republikanske strany Masch-
kemu, kteri kazdou podobnou
aplikaci podrobi neipfisn6iSi
kritice. Uchazecd mista bylo
ienom 2 radnice ma tri sta.
Proti iejich dosazeni do o.
kresnich ufadd vyslovili Sc t6z
move zvoleni okresni komisari
Jerry R. Zmunt a Alva r. Dit
trick.
Ma dnesni sch1zi republi
kanskGho okresniho vykonnt-
no vyboru schvalen bude may
or Fitzgerald jako kandidaf
mayorStVl strany. SchuZe ko-
mana byla dnes dopoledne g.
dradovn6 predsedy exekutiv-
niho vyboru, komisare poulit
nich drah Fieldera Sanderse
Vykonny vybor strany demo-
ltratick6 sejde Sc Ultra v de
mokratick6m hlavnim stanu n
dome krajana Maxy ma Squa
ri "a podobnym d6elem. kdy.
Ftandidatem demokraticklm
navrzen bude Edmund B.
Haserodt.
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