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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18
Man Loses Life When
ROWbOat Overturns

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 1S.-George
l.. Flanagan. 80 manager OF the local dis
play department Of the Chicago Herald
and Examiner. was drowned in Diamond
Lake near here late Wednesday when a
rowboat overturned and threw him. with
four women and a boy. Into the water.
Mrs. Flanagan witnessed the tragedy
from the shore.
A heavy wind caused the boat to cap
size Flanagan could not swim and WAS
drowned before aid could reach him.
Other members OF the party escaped by
clingng to the boat.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18
u. S. RESPONDS
TODIRECTOR OF
BUDGET DAWES
Madden, After COnfab, Says
Extravaganza of Govern
ment Has Ended.
PORK BARREL BILLS GO
Special to Indiana Daily Times
and phiIadeluhia Public Ledger.

Special to Indiana Daily Times
and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s-Following
his first conference with Charles G..
Dawes, director Of the Budget, Repre-
sentative Madden. of Illinois, chairman of
the House Appropriation Committee, an
nounced plans to eliminate present prac-
tees in providing appropriations which
are productive of extravaganza In Gov
ernc4ental expenditures. Administrative
Officers, Mr.. Madden said, are responding
to the call Of the Budget Bureau for CO.
operation in the program of retrench-
ment.
In order to prohibit the incurrence Of
unwarranted deficiencies, Mr. Madden
said the Director of the Budget approved
of his plan to have governmental agencies
submit to the Budget Bureau monthly
statement of the disposition Of funds.
DISCONTINUE
OLD PRACTICES.
"Discoura cement Of the practice Of en-
ploying continuing appropriations, re
volving funds, appropriations Of unex-
pended balances and the indefinite APP
preparation Of certain receipts, for use in
lieu Of direct appropriations" Mr.. Mad
den said will be undertaken by the
bureau in the forthcoming budget. The
so-caIled continuing appropriations have
made the work of appropriations com
mittee somewhat difficult The balances
under them go forward automatically and
tend to confusion in arriving at what
particular activity may have.
River and harbor appropriations are
typical Of this class OF funds. There are
some 200 projects and while the appro-
priation made at the last session was
Lnln an
hand which could carry on more work
then this sum would allow. What is true
Of rivers and harbors is also true, per-
haps. Of some other activities supported
in whole or in part from these continuing
funds"
CUT PORK
BARREL" BILLS.
Mr.. Dawes, according to Mr.. Madden.
concurred in the proposal that the ex-
penditures under this class of funds be
slowed down" He likewise conferred
in the suggestion. according to Mr.. Madi-
son, that estimates for appropriations be
not accompanied by substantiative para
graphs Of legislation having no bearing
on the estimates.
Congress does not now have pre-
sented to 1t for specified action each
year very large proportion of the ap-
propriations." Mr. Madden said. these
known as the permanent appropriations
continue from year to year without any
annual enactment Of them. They should
be gone over With a view to placing as
many Of them as possible on an annual
basis, subject TO review by Congress
each year. l found General Dawes in
hearty accord with this proposed In
vesugation- It is hoped that sufficient
data viii be ready by the close OF the
coming recess to form a basis for
definite conclusion upon them. copy
right, 1921, by Public Ledger Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-18
sPEEDERs DRAW SIS FINE.

Herbert Cordier, s24 Dawson street.
and Ward Wheat. Portland, were fined
SIS and costs each on charges of speed
ing by Judge Walter Pritchard IN city
court yesterday afternoon. Henry Tay-
Tor, 3o4 North New Jersey street, was
fined SO and costs on a charge Of vioIat
ing the muffler law
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-11-25
MRS MARY MeGARRY

The funeral Of Mrs Mary Nctiarry
widow of Patrick MeGarry. was held
this morning. solemn high mass of
requiem heine solemnized AZ st.
MARI church at 1880 O'clock a
large number of relatives and friends
was in attendance Burial took place
tn ST Mary cemetery.
Mr. McGmry passed away early
Tuesday morning at The Day kmhall
Hospital where She had heen removed
NCug.,V "a undergo am operation "a
the hop, that her life thereby might
be prolonged. Her condition was SO
critical. however, that she was unable
TO tuNVe
She Was Il native Of Ireland. beine
= years old. and she came to reside
IA tins country when 10 years old.
soon after her marriage in 1870 she
came Ia Putnam 10 make her home
and continued TO live here until her
death
Her husband. Patrick AieGarry.
died suddenly last June, and since
then Al- MeGarfy has been IN poor
health
She t.Nes 10 mourn her loss. five
children. Rev Thomas McGmry of
MeudsH Misses Mary. Ruth and Ellen
Ng6arfy of Putnam, and Miss Mar
Earet NleGarry II Boston
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-11-25
OBITUARIES
MRS. MARTHA E. LOGEE

Mr.. Martha +. Logee. aged 81
years. wife of Francis A. Logee, died
at her home on Buck Hill Town OF
Burrillyille). K. L.. Nov. 3, after be
ing confined TO her bed three weeks
Mrs. Logee was born in Thompson
March =. 1864, the only daughter of
Mary Burdiek and John L. Warner
She vas married to Francis \ Logee
Of Thompson July 3. 1872 Mrs 10.
gee is survived By her husband and
four daughters Emma \. Logee
who lives At home; Mrs Charles Ryan
Of Thompson, Mrs. Alfreton Tourtel.
lotte 81 Quadic; one granddaughter
Frances |, Ryan; and three grand
sons. Fred. Irwin Logee, and Walter
Tourtellotte. three half sisters, Mrs
Walter Rounds of Frankliuville. y
y; Misses Ada ana Alice Warner OF
Brocktqn. Mass. three half brothers
Prank II Warner Of Brockton, Mass.
Edward G. Colvtu and William Col
vim of Providence.
Funeral services We're held from
the nome where she had resided near
~ forty years
Burial was in the East Putnam
cemetery Rev j. c. Stoddard. pas
tor OF the Baptist church. Putnam
conducted the services.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-11-25
WEDDINGS
GARDINER. GREEN

\ wedding Of much local interest
took place at the Eastford Congrega
lsanal church Saturday evening It
aas a public affair and zoe or more
tests. friends aud neighbors were in
Tendance The ediiiee was prettfy
trimmed with hcmlock houghs. flowers
and plants.
At els the contracting PARTIES,
Miss Mary Green of Eastford and
Icon Gardiner Of Waueayitle pro.
a.eded 70 the altar where they were
auited in marriage by Rev A. c. Alb
soft. The double ring service was
used Miss Minnie Jones from Mid.
aetowH acted as bridesmaid and
Aeirl Green, Jr.. was best man. Mr.
Charles Clarl. played the wedding
areh
The bride wis gowued in white
epc meteor with Gewing Welt ana
carried IA bouquet Of bridal roses
The bridesmaid wore pink erepe dc
chine and carried II bouquet II piuh
= SEES
Following the ceremony a wedding
upper was served at the nome Of Tn,
brides parents. Nj aud Mrs .Arie
Green Later the couple left foi
Boston ON their honeymoon They
,,li locate at Nartruvillr Tie best
wishes Of their many Friends are cX
tended to the newly wcds
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-11-25
VICTOR LAPARLE

The funeral Of Victor Laparle. So,
was held Sunday afternoon. with ser
vices at St Mary's church Burial
was in 81. Mary's cemetery
Mr. laParle passed away NOV T.
following an illness Of about three
week. Heart trouble was given as
the reason for death. lie had been q
resident Of Putnam for As years. and
was known TO great many people
lie was member Of Putnam Aerie,
T. O f.. and Of the Franeo-Americar
Society. both o. which organizations
were represented at the fnner.h He
leaves three sons. Eugene. Victor and
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-11-25
MRS. JULIA LussIER

Many relatives and friends were
present Tuesday at the funeral Of
Mrs. Julia Lussier, as, held from 81.
Mary's church, where a high mass Of
requiem was celebrated for the repose
Of her soul BYial took place in st
Mary's cemetery
Mrs. Lussier was born in Canada
but had resided in Putnam most Of her
life. She had wide circle OF admir-
ing friends. who mourn her death,
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-11-25

Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Pincince of
st. Marcel. Canada. took place at st.
Mary's church Thursday morning at
9 o'clock Rev Charles +. Bedard
performed the nuptial ceremony aud
celebrated the mass. A quartet com
posed of Misses Louise Mshue and
Lorena Gallant, Lueien Gard and
Joseph Beaudoin. with violin obliEa-
to by Henry Gagne and Joseph Belaif'
sang st. Michael's Mass. At the Of
fertofy. Miss Lorena Gallant sang
Luigi Luigi's Ave Maria.
Miss Blanche Dumas was brides
maid. and Misses fvonne fontaine.
Sodouia Lamothe, Cordelia Dumas
and Doris Fontaine. all members of
the Children Of Mary Society, were
maids Of honor. Leon caron acted
as best man.
The bride was charmingly go~ned
IL dark brown crepe with picture hal
10 match. She carried a bouquet OF
white erysauthemums The brides
maid also wore dark brown and car
riad yellow flowers. FOLLOWING the
ceremony there was "a reception Ut the
home Of the brides parents on Prov
drnrc street
Mr.. aud Mrs rincince are vel
known and were the recipients OF
ma ~ beautiful gifts. They left dur
iRE Ire day Tor Chicago. and upon
their return viii make their home IL
this city.
Among the out Of town guests wer'
Nh. and Mrs. Eugene Bfodeur OF
Marlboro. Nh aud Mrs. John Fan
ming. Mn and Mrs Eugene Bibeault
Mi and Mrs.Daniel Columbia, ane
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dumas All o.
Mousou. Mass. and Mr. and Mrs Al
fege eincluee Of Ilolyoke.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-11-25
MISS SARAH BUTLER

The body If Miss Sarah A Butler.
SD was shipped "Wednesday 10 Nor
riasetoek Ale. where tile funeral
Mil take. place ARID the remains viii
De lHa 1t rest Mis-. Butler passed
away Monday it tbe homo II ael
nephew, Waiter Lewis Of the Sayles
farm. West Thompson.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-11-25
PINCINCEDUMAs

Fbg Weddnr of Miss Louise nu.
as, daughter Of Nh aud Mrs Frank
Dumas, and sflortbeit Pucfucc son
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-11-25

pou't fouet the turkey thinner az
Arnold Sea Chill uckt "Wednesday
Adv
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-11-25

Theodore. and a daughter. Mrs. Eva
Fetreault. an q Putnam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
X HISTORIC SUBSTITUTE
PRl ODSLUHOVANf
TRESTU.

Veera y poledne byl zat6en
A. T. Meyer, hostonskY, 1860
vych. SO. ul.. ienz pfisel ma W.
horny napad, iak &c nechati "a
mAlo peneZ zastupovati V kri-
mlnale a byl hned pfedveden
federalnfmu soudci Westenha-
verovi a povandruje jestA dnes
cbv odsedel pFsouzeny mu
trest IA poruseni Volsteadova
9ktu. as dnf We warrensvi!lskS
robotarne. Soutsne bylo soud.
rem nsffzeno pfisn& vysetrova
nj cel&ho pfipadu, ktery dc
TAX divneho svatla stavi> isle.
pou" spravedlnost. Nasledker
dosavadniho patrani dostali sc
liz til multi do v9zenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
KoZEL zAHRADNfKEM.
Policista ' podezfeni, lie pro-
dsval kradene zbozi.

Dne 8. bfezna byl tabakovy
obchod H. H. Serrera, 6104
Clinton Ave, N. w. navstiven
lupici, ktefi odnesli 49 krabic
cigaret a tabaku v Gene asi
$4,000. Y noel 8. bfezna prive-
zeno bylo nakladnim autem do
jistehu obchodu cukroyinkami
a doutnfky 20 krabic cigaret,
ktere by "a nejnizsf ceny sta
" $1,000, ale "a nez obchod-
MIX 7aplatil jen $1,000. O po-
koutnfm tom obchod9 dozvede-
la Sc policie, ktera We ctvrtek
vyslala k prohlidce serzanta
Hennia, straznfky Franka Mi
lotu, Karla France a til detek-
tiny. ktefi nasli 2 krabic wy
hate cigarety uschovany V by.
tt obchodnika mad krAmem.
Krabice samotne byly zama-
E4ny q jinak "upraveny'. ably
neby1 k poznani jejich pdvod,
ale zbo3f bylo zjist4no pfec ia
ko majetek okradene firmly.
Obchodnfk byl ~vyslechnut a k
vSeobecnemu pfekvapeni pra.
vii. lie zbozi pfivezl jisty pc.
licejni straznik spolu Sc ridi.
Gem, jirnz take pozadovany oh
nos zaplatil. Obvineny polici-
sta vfnu popfel. j kdyz MI byl
pfedlozen Sex. ktery mel cd
.obchodnika pfijmouti "a jinf
zbozf dodane timze tajemnym
zptsobem- tkz v m9sfci prosin.
eli. Penfze obdrzene byly pry
spl4tkou M duh "a kdysi OBJ
chodnikori pdj1eny obnos. Pc.
licie sh2n9la Sc Timed pc fidi6i
autotrucku, ale tento zmizel.
Policie j3 pc del3i dobu mela
sbchodnfka Y pode2feni, Re be
hAtr svnj aklad rozmnozuje
n9jakSm nedovolenSm zpiso.
benz q take straznfk byl ne
jakou dobou pod dohlidkou
Podivny pffpad skytA latku k
policejnimu vysetfoyAni, ktert
2apoGalo iiz vGera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
UNos l7-LETEHO DEvcETE

Ma vych. &c. vi. poblize
Woodland Ave. prochazela Sc
yGera veter 17-leta Kat. Lom-
bardova, 1922 vtch. 90. ul.
spolu Sc svoji pfitelkyni, 16-
letou Marif Consulovou, 1929
vych. 20. ILL.,, kdyz pojednou
u chodniku zastavil kryty au-
tomobil. 2 ktereho vyskocili tri
mlad(ci, 2 nichz diva uchopili
Iombardovou a tfetf zadrzel
Consuelovou, JED Sc sna2ila
druzku svoji vyrvati 2 moci IL
nosci, byla vsak mladfkem u
defena, lie v bezv6domf klesla
X zemi. Kirk mASen& divky
hyl sic slysan. ale neZbyvalo jiz
tasu by smelemu lnosn mohlo
b9ti zabranano. Mladici uii-
zdeli Sc svoii kofisti lime 30
v9ch. &c. ul. a podarilo sc Jim
nrchnouti vzdor tomu, Re Sc
Timed nekolik aut Ia mimi pu-
stilo. Consuelova byl pozdeii
~namf1ri dovezena do bliZk6-
10 kramu. kde oznamovala. 70
zadneho z pachatelh nezna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
ziTkEJSf DIVADLA.


JIny vZcuCh, drama 0 4
dejstvfch sehraje Ultra V nede-
Ii v Ceske Mar. SIM ma Broad
way, dram. odbor Legionaf1,
VeelRa. Tato Simatkova hra
patti mezi neilepsi dramaticke
6esk6 prace novelist DOLBY a Jest
dosud repertoirnim pfedstave-
MIN neilepsich ceskych divadel
pro obZvlaStG vybornou kresbu
svych postav. 2 nichz n6kter1
sehrati aspoh pon6kud dobte
jest tezkfm ofiskem. Rezii hry
ma p. NJ. Senk a phi pfedstave-
nj ucinkuie sokolska hudba,
jez Dude vyhravati X tanetni
zabav6 pc divadle uspofadane.
MADAME X" kterez drama
Sc doGkalo V Cesk6 SIM Sokol
ma zap. strane velice p6kneho
1spechu, Dude ochotnictvem
Sokola Nova Vlast zitrejsf me-
dele opakovano V telocvitne
Sokola Cleveland ma Quincy A
We. Neni pochyby, Re sensacni
del pfivabf Getnou navstevu
ma strane vychodni. V meziakt(
koncertovati Dude sokolska
hudba a pc pfedstaveni uspo-
fAdana Dude obvyklA tanetni
zabava.
"Zlata rybka." tfiaktova ve-
selohra Josefa Stolby Dude II
ira provedena V Cesko-Amer
SIM ma Quincy Dram. Odb. I.
D. T. J. Ferd. Lassalle. "a spo-
luutinkovani kapelv Sdruzeni
CeSkEch Hudebniku. HlaSena
hra jest pro Cleveland novin-
kou, re pobavi, ia TO ruGi jm6-
no autora.
"Svedomie", divadelni hru
re 2ivota, sehraji Ultra V Ces-
Ike SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave. o.
chotnici Slovenskeho Sokola
Tvrs. Probouzejicf sc mnoho-
slibna Ginnost bratfi Slovak1
Zasluhuje Zajist6 vsestranne
podpory, ably povzhuZena by.
la na zapo6at6 draZe. Phi rs
tfejsim divadle u6inkuje unio'
va hudba D. Sturmana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
A r PkiKLADY kAZf
DORRE A
Ctyfi hosi na dobrodfuIne
csstS.

Vcera zatGeni byli ma toled-
ske ulici 6tyfi hosi V start 10,
II, II a - let, ktefi patrn6
nasledkem Getby pf1lis roman
tiskych povidek a snad pohy-
blivych obrazku Sc vydali ma
dobrOdruznou pout' svetem. V
Toledu byli dopadeni, kdyz Sc
prave zasobovali proviantem
ma dalsi vandr. V kapsach je-
jich byly nalezeny jablka, Gu
krovinky, ba i ozbrojeni byli
revolvery. Phi vyslechu udali,
Re Sc pustili z Clevelandu ma
daleky zapad, kde chteli ziti
pc zpiisobu vylupovatd vlakil
atd. q rodnym mestem rozlou-
eli Sc bez ceremonii a ma cestu
uzmuli pry v jednom novinar-
skem zavode $25, z kterych
vydali jill $18, jez paddy IA
vstupne do divadel a ma kou-
pi hodinek. Do Toleda vyslan
byl straznfk, ktery Clevelandu
k%andidaty raubffskAho feme-
sla pfiveze zpet, kde jak ma
lezi tatfky budou neslavn6 pfi-
vitani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
NEOBEsLOU OLYMPlADU.

Chicago. g. bfezna. (Post.
zpr.) Zdejsi /. okres D. T. j.
zaslal dopis Svazu D. 7. j. V
Ceskoslovensku, v Praze, v
mem pravi mezi jinym:
Nepfedvfdane prekazky, kite
re Sc p~ostavily v cestu zdarne-
mu postupu Del. Tel. Jednot v
Americe, jakoz i posledni uda-
losti v nasi stran6 We stare Via
sti, pfim6ly mas oznamiti YAM,
re u%poustime cd sveho timyslu,
vyslati zvlastm cvi6fci druzstvo
ma D6lnickou Olympiadu.
Prekazky. ktere Sc nam zde
stavi Y cestu, jsou dvojfho ra-
III. Ia prve hospodafska krise,
Ijez postihla. vsecka prnmyslo-
va strediska We Spoj. Sta
tech, dolehla ma mas tax t9ace.
Re nase clenstvo jest re dvou
tfetin nezamsstnano a phi dne-
snf drahote zivotnfch potfeb
dunno sc obAvati, re uspory.
ktere .iednotlivci zamtsleli wy
nalo7iti ma cestu do stare Via
sti. budou vycsrpany dlouho-
trvaiici nezamestnanosti. Dru-
ha pfekazka vznikla vynuce-
nou zm6nou v osobnosti okres-
niho naGelnika, soudr. Strunce,
Move zvoleny naeelnfk podal
pax dobrozdani, 2e ma sorgani-
sovani druzstva a s~estaveni evil
XII nezbyva liz dostatek eaSu."
Dale Sc pravi, re udalosti
sbahnuysi Sc We vlasti v posled-
nj dobe, mely shiny vliv ma
svrchu uvedene rozhodnuti l.
okresu d. T. J.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
POROTA Sc NEMUZE


Pred soudcem M. Bernonem
kona sc soud S Joem Cassarem,
ienz jest obvin4n z vrazdy pr
veho stupne, spachane ma Sa-
movi Maranovi. Pc skoncen6m
p~feliceni byl pflpad vcera o 3.
hod. odpoledni pfedan k ro2-
hodnuti porote, kdyz byl drive
asistent okresniho zalobee
Harry Parsons poaadoval pro
obzalovaneho trest smrti. Cas-
saro tvrdil az do posledni chvi-
lie, Re ma miste, kde doSlo k
vrazde vGbec ami nebyl a 2e a
nj nezna Johna AZarella neb
take Sauna La Pagiia, jenz sc
ma zodpovidati z tehoz zloti-
nG.
Porota, v ktere zaseda i jed
ma lena, nemohla Sc vsak vtera
po cely den shodnouti TAX, &c
byla pc celou noe osamocena
DIE vseho Dude vyrok poroty
oznamen dnes dopoledne. I'm
neny Azarello, pohnan Dude
pred soud Florence Allenove
pondeli a slice jiz podruhe, je
likoz pri prvnim soudu Sc pc
rota neShOdla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
Ma NAvsTEvU DO VAST

odif2df dnes odpoledne z Gle
veiant1p "a Erie STANCE ma W.
chodni. rs. al. 16 na3ich kraja-
nh. kteh vypluji IL. t. m. z
New Yorku ma palacove lodi
Aduitania. Mnozf q t9chto kra
i2nh budou sc sna3it trvale IL
sadit Sc We vlasti 2 Il. kteff
tam jedon jen ma navst6vu, sn-
castni sc leto4nich oslav v zla-
t& maticce Praze pofadanych,
Delnicke Olympisdy v kvetnu
q tervuovA vzpominkv 300-le-
tkho vtrot{ na4ich mudednfki.
Do Czech odii3df p. Josef Lu-
k&Sek : manze1ou. p. Adolf
Kadlec 8 manzelkou, y. Jaro-
.lav Humel, p. VAclav Cermak
= man3elkou q detmi, p. J. tt.
t4ra = r1anzslkou. p. Vhclav
Rouska . p Bunda . dcerns-
kou. Ma Moravu odjlzdi p. Gu
stav HanAtsk sc synom.
svyprava tato v~yffxena lest
epxt p&cf p. Freda Holuba, FED
ctoineek6ho odd3leni new
burrhsk6 odbotkv The Cleve.
hand Trust Co. Pfejeme vSen
At'aatnou eestn q mnoho zdaru
donna We vlasti. .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
Sc We SPOD.
MN PRADLE.

Vcera rano zadrzen byl po-
licif muz, jen3 promenoyal o.
den jsa jen noGnim 1borem ko-
lem rohu ma St. Clair Ave. ii
vych. SO. I'll. Patrn9 chory ma
mesitnik doprayen byl do La
Reside nemocnice, kde 0 sobe
nemohl vice ifci, nez-l Re Sc
jmenuje Tom McGray, blizsi
adressu nevedel a dfady nyn!
patraii 20 jeho pf1buznych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
AKADEMICKY VECfREK D
r. N v MT.
PLEASANT.

Ultra o s. hod. odp. pofada
DA. Tel. Jed. v Mt. Plea
Sant ' SIM Komenskkho ma W.
chodni 1871 u. Akademii s We
ice bohatym programem. je-
bod pofad vykazuje Gisla zpev
nj, hudeAni. lance atd. Pc wy
eerp&ni tAhoz ,nAsledovati bu-
de ph vyte1ne hudb1 tanecni
z&bavp.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
SOUKROMA ZABAVA KA
DETU SV.

V t9locvicn6 Sokola Czech ma
Wendell Ave. usporadaji Ka-
deti sv. Alexandra els. 271 p,
e. J. Soukromou Zabavu, XII
ktere byla ziskana vyborna
hudba. ZaGatek stanoven jest
ma 5. hod. odpoledni a die
zprav zabavnlho vyboru bylo
vSe pfipraveno, co pravy Zdar
zarucuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09

Pane riditeli, pane fidi-
tell! PAM fiditelova Yam
chce utsci. - Mole zena?
- v SIM J. A. Komensky,
II. aprila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09

Radujte se, povfdam,
dokud k tomu easy.
Treba tenhle Near Beer nam
zizeh vic nehasi.
Zatotte 81, povldam,
Dude Pc starosti.
MA VENECEK
Starych Ceskych
OsadnikI
v nedsli, dine 8, kvstna '21
v Besidkach {. N. Sine,

Jakou pisen zapsji proda-
va1ky klobouki .usly;ite V
kuse "Nas PepiSek", Y me-
deli, II. dubna 1921, v Slo-
vansks Lips ma Croton ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
KOPANA

Cesky Sportoni klub Cleve-
land kona Ultra odpol. 2apas
V Garfield parku. Milovnfci
sportu isou aadani, by Sc dosta
viii. Vykop We 2 hod. odpoled-
no
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
MODERNl MALOVANI
BARVENf BYTU

a yseho dreva We vnitf olejo-
YOU barvou a varniSov&nl. ia
koz i natirani domd, zaruee-
nymi barvami. pfi dobre praci
a levnych cenach. vykonAva
j. F. K K | Z E X
malif a nstsraS, mneholety. We
stare vlasti vyuSenS sdbornik,
2124 w. ~. VI.
StaGi, kdy2 mne zaslete po-
stovni listek 'aneb pfijed'te
Clark Ave. nebo Lorain karoa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-15
Dads Signature

Altho Daddy's handwriting is rot a
premium getter and even tho it may
take time to figure it all out, ma and
the girls admit that his signature
looks mighty fine at the bottom of d
check-especially a sizeable check.
And they know it will get the money
The banker doesn't look carefully al
the spelling or the punctuation OF
the capitalization. He looks at the
signature, and that's enough. Back
of that signature is reputation, char.
acter, personality-representing il
the aggregate substance and worth
Young man, is your signature gooC
at the bank? If not, you should LOST
no time in making it so. Says the
Webster City Freeman Journal.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-15
RID TOWN OF DANDELIONS
School Kids Given Prizes for Bring
ing in the Most DandeliOns.


Baskerville, Iowa-The civic de-
partment of the WOman's club of
Esthervile staged a dandelion cam
paign for the determination of the
lawn pests and today the lawns are
free of the yellow blossoms.
The campaign was carried on
through the schools on The Regis
ter's city beauty plan, prizes being
offered for the boy or girl bring
ing in the most dandelions. The
confines Of the campaign were the
city limits.
: j was a novel idea and the chill
, dren worked diligently and the jam
itors were Asoon flooded with the
dandelions. The problem then pre-
sented itself of caring for the weed
The Chamber Of Commerce then Of
.fered TO cooperate by offering a
remuneration TO the janitors fol
earring for the dandelons.
A total of 1866 bags of dande-
lions were brought in and weighed
The boy who won first prize was
r. o. Waterman who alone collect,
ed S2G bags, John Morse came sec
cond with 817H bags, Joseph era
mer third with 769 bags, and Melvin
Peterson fourth with 633 bags.
The contest was so successful tina
the civics department is contem
plating holding it again next year.