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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04
OkRADEN o - PARABLE.

Vtera veter pfepadli diva
lupiti IA vydatntho de5t6 Ma
t6je Hhupa 2 els. 2444 vych.
70. uI a revolvery drzenymi
zrovna pred ieho nosem jej
donutili, aby tiSe stal, zatim co
prohledavali mu kapsy. Nena-
sli vSak niceho, ale proto, re
Sc ien lilo, wall mu aspon je-
no destnil1. Cerny Gin udal Sc
II vych. Ga. ul. ma Scovill Ave.
Muz s dvojnasobn6 nest asst
nym jmenem musel b6zeti V
desti domG, kdezto bandit 81
lihoyali pod ochranou jeho pa
raplete.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04
SAZECI OTEVk NYCH Df-
LEN Sc PRIPOJll K UNI.

AS 80 sdzeGd, vyzva ych do
Cleve,andu, ably pracovasi IA
sazece vysl6 ma stavku dine 2.
kv6tna, zanechali v6era prace
a pripoiili Sc X sazecsk6 uni.
Stale Sc tax zasluhou elena u
ME F. w. Steffena. Maiitele ii
skaren vSak prohlaSuii, re
stavka tato nebude miti vlivu
ma vykonnost a ze uprazdnena
mlsta co neidfive budou po-
dobnXm zpUsobem zaplnena.
Unie, jez eta zde asi 1000
{ emf, vyzvala k stavce as 385
sazecd posledniho lara proto,
ze zam6stnavatel6 nechteli pri
stoupiti ma novy pozadavek
d6lnictva 44-hod, tydennf pra-
covni dolby, kazdy den 8 hodin
s polovitnfm sobotnim casem,
kdezto zamestnavatel6 navr-
hovali devitihodinovou pracov
nj dobu, ably hrazen byl Ztra-
ceny pdlden sobotu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04
VYBlRANf POROTY, JEz
UZNATI MA VINU
Mc4ARDLOVE..
Nasthvajtci iiGeni ohresnim
skolnim riditelem.

Die vseho bude dobra polo
vina poroty, jez ma rozhodo-
vati 0 osudu McArdlov6, obvi-
meme re spoluGcasti ma zavraz-
dfni nevlastniho dce, sestaya-
ii 4 porotcG zensh@ho pohlavi.
Vtera V prvni den soudniho IL
teni bylo V porot6 jiz deset O.
sob, nichz byAo pet zen. w
birani poroty patrn6 potrva
ieSte po dnesni dopoledne a
zabere as cely den, ac nenf w
louGeno, re Sc protahne az do
zitfejsiho vecera.
Obzalovana, 20-leta herec-
ka Mariana McArdlova neievi-
la pfi vterejSfm pfedvedni nj
kterak znamky sklitenosti
vzdor dlouhe yazb6 vySetrova
ci, naopak, byla mnohem kid
n6iSi, ba i vesela, nez-li dobe
zatceni vysAovila pred soud-
Gem Powellem plnou dGv6ru,
re bude obzaloby spro$tena.
Pfi vybirani porotcII jevila ti-
IL zajem. Byla od6na v novy
vkusny hn6dy oblek a cast6ii
rozmlouvala obhajci.
Podobne byly vybrany "a
porotce tfi zeny procesu pro
I'll okresnimu Skonimu superin
tendentovi A. G.. Yawbergovi,
ienz mel u okna stare soudni
budovy nemravnymi pOsunky
urazeti divky prot6jSich o
knech budovy The Cleveland
Electric Illuminating Co. Hlav
mimi svedkyn6mi jsou TIL kon-
toiristky, 2 nichz iedna tvrdi,
re V nemravn6m Skolnim pa
nu riditeli urtitosti onoho ne
stydatce poznayd. Obhajoba
Sc pax snazi namluviti, ze zde
iedna Sc o osobu jinou, poda-
rcn6mu paedagogovi napadn6
podobnOu. Ones patrn6 skon-
cen bude vyslech sv6dku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04
MATKA ZAVRAZDENEHO
SYNA PRVNi SVEDkYNf.
Vyslech 5 Huntem po obtiz-
nem sestaveni poroty.

Teprve vcera rano byla ko-
necn6 sestavena porota, jez IL
znati ma vraha Bobbvho Hun
ia, jenz zastfe.iti mel kraiana
policejnfho Straznika Elmera
Sprosteho. Porota, V niz Ease
dali TIL zeny, byla ihned po
zapfisahnuti dovezena ma mi
sto, kde zlotin byl spachan.
Manzelka policejniho kapi-
tana Franka Sprosteho, ne
st'astna matka syna, ktery pfi
vykonavani tezk6 povinnosti
polozil mlady svGj zivot, byla
prvnf statni sv6dkyni pro OBJ
zalobu "a vGerejsiho prvniho
liGeni pred trestnim soudcem
f. p. Waltherem. S placem Wy
pravovala poslednim shleda
nj Sc synem, kdyz jeSte I'll o
smutn6m navratu jeho domd,
kdy privezen byl liz jako 2tu-
hla mrtvola.
Jinymi sv6dky vtera byli
lekafi, kteri poskytli prvni po
moci Sprost6mu jeste pred ho-
stincem Phil Goldberga ma IA.
I'll. a Scovill a koroner DIR. A. p.
Hammond, jehoz posmrtne Sc
trent objasnuje, re Sprosty byl
zasazen ma ctyfech mistech "a
lie V t6le naleZeny jen nabo-
ie diva. V liGeni bude pokrato-
vano az dnes odpoledne oh.e
dem ma hlavniho assistenta o.
kresniho zalobce j. +. Cassidy
no, jemuz V sobotu zemrela
matka a dnes dopoledne bude
pohrbena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04
PROVOLANf
ctenyn7 rodak1m z Cehnic
a okoli.

Pri sv6 posledni navst6vG V
Cechach a V rodnem kraji byla
jsem snazn6 zadana obtany
cehnickfmi, bych pri SVEN ma
vratu do Ameriky zahajila
shirku ma pomnik padlVm voii-
mum u Cehnic a okoll. iichz bv-
L. pres dvacet. Y techto dnech
op6tn6 isem byla poaadana o
pomoc ma wise uvedeny dtel a
proto obracim Sc na vSechny
rodaky, zvlaSt6 u l1raie cen
nick6ho. o sebe menSi prisD6-
vek. kterV zaslete aneb dodei-
te Anne Boshkove. rozen6 Ha-
lounkov6. 4121 Leading ave,
bliae Brookside parku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04
DEMONSTRATE We PRO-
SPEECH VYSLOUzILECKYCH
BONUSU.

De$tem nemalo utrp6la ma
vcereiSi yecer projektovana
parada Americke Iegie, icz
VISA \ pochodnov6m prGvodn
cd hlavniho stanu. 2121 Eu-
cid Ave. obvvklym zpGso-
benz p0chodovala ma nam6sti.
kde konana bvla schGze We pro
speech vvplaceni odSkodneho
vvslouzilcdm sv6tov6 valky. V
cele prdvodu uhiral Sc sam
mayor Fitzrerald, ale davy Ii
du 2 poeatku vysIouzilecky
pochod sledniici. nemalo pro
ridlv, kdyz destik stale prud-
Cell dopadal.
Predsedou sch6ze nyl J. NJ.
Saunders a statni senator A. H.
DAY, b1valy nolni kaplan m'u
vii akci. die kter6 ma volic-
etvo V podzimnich volbach 1oz
hodovati samo udileni bonu-
su vyslovil pTesv6dfenf. ze
voliGstvo Sc ukaze bvti timfo
2nHsohem veterAnGm vd6G-
n6m V podobofm tnnu m'u-
vii 4hNvaip rnlael 1.o~;o Y
etatH Ohin brio. oenordl Nc
Ouir@ . mavor Fit7eorold sll~
bill takt67 hnutf veSkerou po-
moo.
We proSnech hnuii konaii SO
pilnf ech17e n vSichni finovnf-
al Milne nracuii. abv bvlo W.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04
NOVY KROK X UpRAVE.
CLEVELANDU.

Ma vardech a mnohFch sta
venistich nachdzeii Sc rdzr6
iamy. Y nichz Sc nashromaz-
d'nie voda. iea hniio n otrovr-
ie vzduch ololi q isou take
nobc7petim mladozi, iez w
hlndavd tvto lone iqko kou-
nolf. DoS'o v4ak ~ ~ teoto ne
Svar. neb radnf s. y. Norra-
gon orcanieuie hnrti, dc kto-
reho by vSechnv tvto dry me-
IL bfti zasvpAnv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04
ZABIT IA SRAZKY AUTA
s POULICNi KAROU.

Y mistech, kde konti trat'
poulitni drahy =. 55. st. ma w
chodni II. M. a Warner Ave.
doslo vcera k srazce S automo
bilem. "a kter6 byl ma miSt6
2ahit 22-letV Charles Raumer,
220 vlch l03 ul . S MIN -
douci John Gut. 5705 Mami-
&c Ave. by1 vyhozen 70 stroie
n povazliv6 Zran6n dopravcn
do nemocnice sv. Alexise ma
Broadway. NeSt6sti SO udalo V
mistnch, kde karv m6ni smer
a kde svad6ni tvc vagonu lost
odpoutana cd vodfciho kabeln.
tal13e VIZ ma chvili 26stava 20
oevetlen a pravt Y tt chyiIi
nfiielo auto indouci em6rem
severnim po vtch. II. ul. Pora
nenJ Gnt nripisuie len t6to O.
tolnosti celt ne5t6sti. ie'ikoa.
Baumer We time wagon yid6ti
nemohl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04
.ZE SCHUZE MESTSKE
RADY.
$4,000 ma odpomoc nouzi.

Ma vcerejsim zasedani NEST
ske rady odepsano bylo dclu
departmentu pro verejnou sluz
bu $4,000 pro odd6leni, kter6
ma ma starosti pomahati vSem,
nasledkem dnesni neZam6stna
nosti nouzi postizenym Stalo
Sc tax kdyz byl radnf McGinty
prohldsil, re vSechny fondy III
Gene ma 6levu bidy jsou vyGer-
pany a re bude muset byti jed
max kazd6 udileni podpor "a
staveno. Jest to jiz druhy po-
dobny pTevod We prospech
mistni dobrocinnosti, neb "a
hy 2 lara byly podobn6 n6kte-
re odbory We prosp6ch chu-
d$ch zmenseny $4,000.
M6stska rada prijala ytera
dal5i ordinance ma vydani
$130,000, jez ma byti urdeao
ma roz8ifeni mestskych elektfi-
ckych podnikd, 10000 ma lep-
81 uprayu Euclid Ave. Il vych.
l05. ul., $65,0O0 ma uhli pro
vodarensk6 odd6lenf a $500
600 ma dokonceni move NEST
ske nemocnice.
Resouce Aurelius Clubu,
kterou jest pozadovano, ably
detektivnimu kapitanu G.. Ma
towitzovi, detektivu Cavolovi
a znarlci bertillonsk6ho syst6-
mu m6feni zloGincG Koestlovi
bylo vysloveno uznani "a ie-
iich praci v Mexiku pri pola-
peni Benigna, byla takt6z l1lad
ne vyTiZena. Podobne pfijato
i n6ko!ik iinych resoluci pod
fadeiSiho vyznamu. Afefe "
kaiicl Sc Ku Klux Klanu nelly
la v6novana celkem zadna po-
zornost. Mayor Fitzgerald ne
byl vtereisi schulz pfitomen a
tlvani jeii nevyzadovalo AMI
celou pGlhodinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04

evft emo vefeinosfi nroG NH
nro bonus hlaeovati. Die do
datln. 0 kter6m n'i hIfi ro7-
hndnuto. MI dostati kn4dV nv
volT vniin $40 7a kazdV r,6-
SIC sfrhvenT vo sln5be sicn
nnion nro mu5n. aln / zenv. V
Hddn6m ale pripodd nema bo-
nne nrnvvSovati $3.50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04

Ctnost mnoh6 zeny ie tax
mala. re Sc sch0Va do pen6-
zenky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04

= Oslavu stoletych naroze-
min Karla Havlicka Borov.
skeho usporadaji cleveland :
ske Sokolske Jednoty v ne
deli, dne 30. fijna t. r. v Ce-
ske Narodni SIM.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04
zIVOT IA TROCHU
KORALKY.
Zastfelen policii pTi pfev8ze-
nj lihovin.

Pfi pOkusu ujeti autem ma
lozenym whiskou, zastrelen
byl policejnfm serzantem Leo
nardem Weedenem z 13. pre-
cinktu muz, ienz mel dv6 by
dli5t6, Cleveland a Pittsburk a
jehoz jmeno ma byti C. N.
NUM-. Pro spoludtast ma pre-
cinu nedovolen6ho Prevalent
lihovych napojd zat6en byl
34-lety MATTEL doutnikarsk6-
no obchodu, bytem V els. 1909
Wade Park Ave, George
Neims, jenz Sc take iiz vGera
pfi pfedchazeifcim vyslechu k
Ginu primal. Zastfeleny NUM-
byl opatfen odznakem agenta
pfi vybfranf vnitrozemnich fc-
deralnfch dani. VtereiSf nebla
hou pfihodou domnfva Sc b}ti
policie ma stope move snolet-
nosti, ktera Sc zabFvala We vel
KEN podloudnym dopravoya-
MIN kofalky do Clevelandu.
Vtera kratce po 2. hod. odp.
upozorneni byli policist6, re Y
garazi v cis. 1921 Wade Park
Ave. skladana jest whiska,
kde take skutecn6 NUM- BY
dopaden. Pfi spatfenf policie
vskoGil do auta ujizdel, vra-
Zil ale do stromu, Take vysko-
ell a utikal, kdezto auto jeho
uiizd6lo bez ffdite a zastavi 0
Sc, kdyz bylo op6tn6 vrazilo
do iin6hO stromu. Serzant
Weeden ozbroien brokovnici
vystoupfl n kazal prchaiicfmu,
aby zastavil, tento vSak neu-
poslechl. natez pronasledoYa-
tel vystrelil po nohou prchaii
cfho. Zasazen nekolika rama
mi klesl NUM- k zemi a zemrcl
n6kolik minut pozd6ii, kdyA
byl dopraven do nemocnice sv.
LukAse.
ZnaGne poskozeny ieho au-
tomObil dovleGen byl policei-
MIN autem ma stanici 13. pre-
cinktu ma vJch. 10. nj. a Supc-
rior Ave, kde bylo shledano,
ze licencni cislo bylo vyddno
pro Fordku. kterou dive vlast
Mia The Cleveland Provision
CO., iina tabulka pax nalezo-
ma v autu, zn6ifef ma imeno G..
N Munc, 1906 Lexington Ave
ZmlnGnJ Neims 2atten byl
pred af6rou. ielikoz stal prI
u slozen6 kofalkv, iez byla pri
vezena Y dvaceti bednach V
hadry zabalen}ch .Byl dan V oh
za1obu, ale 30 slozeni 2hruky
$1,000 prOpu$ten ma svobodu.
Zabit5 Munc ma manaelku
Y Pittsburkll Y els. 9459 Ward
Ave. a veden Jest = tamfi$im
adresafi iako otehodnik 50
stflbrnym zbozim Pri$el prV
do doutnikafTkeho obchodu
Neimse v cis. G23 Superior A
We. nabizel mu ke koupi o.
mech 20 beden 10 S85 IN led
nu tento na nabidku pristou-
pil epolu 8 vvbfdnutim. abv
zbozi slozil Y ieho garazi u sou
krom6hO bytu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04
VYUCOVANf

ang'ick6 reci We Skole y Cor
lett ma vych. 131. ul. zatne We
stredu, 5. i'ijna V Z hod. veter
a bude Sc konati kazdou sire
du patek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04

konecne premohli isme od-
por rodicI. draba Anicko.
isl maj Pc Tobe jsem touzil
k Tobe zaIetalo me srdce, IL
Tebe dlely me mysIenkv,
ma Iasko. mIj zivotel (Ob-
lima v6sak.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-04

- Trefiti vrabce ma padesat
kroku do hlavicky neni ma
lickost. VSichni, at veri ne5
neveri, uvidi usly$i v Ces.
Mar. SIM v nedeIi 9. riina.
Zacatek v $50 hod. yecer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

Within the last few months the Remington Type.
writer Company has made two noteworthy contrbu-
tions to typewriter progress.
First Is the improved Self Starting Remington, the
sum Of 48 years Of experience in the manufacture OF
writing machines. Second, is the wonderful Reming-
ton Portable which fits in o case only inches high
and is especially designed for the travelling man,
field engineer author, minister, school boy and girl
and In fact anyone who has casual writing to do
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

The Voters League, or it's loyal and
rntaintcd constituency, was shot sky
ward
Meantime the Wares kept Kendrick
for Receiver Of Taxes steadily to the
front.
Flat footodly, Mt last, they declared
that they would back Kendrick against
everybody. 1t was Kendrlck or moth
ing.
Then the Pcnrose members Of the
combine trotted down to Washington
with the dismal news. They could not
control the Wares. Besides, Mr.. Ken
drick had been indorsed by the Amer
lean" party. 1t was part OF the
scheme.
4 whispered utterance then grew
into a voice: LET Pcnrose have the
State, we'll take care of the city,
There the story ends.
The vitriolic declaration Of Senator
Penrose yesterday signaled his full ap-
probation at last, apparently. of the
situation.
The men to whom he had intrusted
his Philadelphia affairs had proved rec
icant. They had shouted their allegi-
Gnce 20 him from the house tops. All
the time they were plotting in the cell
! lur
The Daix episode, the scheming tc
secure the withdrawal Of Independent
candidates, were Indicative. as SEN
ator Penrose pointed out, of the des-
perate and extreme length to which the
rejuvenated contractor combine will go
What follows Is problematical. Sen
ator Peprose has belatedly uttered O
defiance. 1t is significant that In Q
dictated interview he declared he would
not talk until after the primaries. Hav'
ing talked, is he going to act, after
the primaries?
Will a new ticket be put in the felt
then with Penrose behind il?
! Or will the Penrose power be put
behind the Voters League ticket from
TOP to bottomf
The triumph Of the combine will
mean the supremacy Of contractor boss
ism again, with Mayor Moore leading
the fight against its power.
It's triumph now will, in the fna'
analysis, aid in the subiugation, or at
! tempted subjugation. of the slate.
Meantime the alignment of the Pen
rose leaders in the city is worth watch
ing.
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Free Sunday Ball
Upheld by Court
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
that at games where admission is
charged the players would be arrested.
The Philadelphia Sabbath Associa-
tion, in its capacity of upholding the
Sabbath, has attended previous hear
ings, at which players we're arraigned
for violation of the Mayors order, and
at no instance has a representative of
the Mayor been in attendance.
Had to Go 1t Alone"
THE association at its own expense
has had to go it alone. Although we
have no moral responsibility to intlu
ence the righteousness of the Mayor,
we feel that his orders should be
obeyed."
At this point Eugene Raymond, coun-
sci for the players. interrupted.
Il dc not see why this Court permits
such a TRADE against the Mayor and
District Attorney" he said.
Wait" said Mr.. Buckley, wait
minute, / am not through yet"
"You are through as far as I am
concerned" retorted Mr.. Raymond.
Magistrate Answers Blue Law Men
Il am not sitting on this bench to
interpret the orders of the Mayor" said
Magistrate Carson. waving the dis
putants into silence. Il am here to
interpret the laws of the State of Penn
sylvania. which I represent. We are
not here to find whether the orders of
the Mayor have been disobeycd or not,
but to find whether any State laws
have been violated by these defendants. +"
Mr.. Buckley then resumed. "It is not
right" he said, that these proseCu
tiOns against the Sunday law violators
should be left to private citizens. The
Sabbath Association is high and dry !;
therefore | withdraw from the case, and
have nothing more to do with it."
Good" said Mr.. Raymond.
The demonstration in the court room
at Mr.. Buckleys announcement was
quickly quelled. The ball players lined
up in the dock smiled and passed side
remarks to one another.
Mr.. Raymond Immediately objected
when Magistrate Carson said he would
hear testimony. Mr.. Raymond said
there was no need for further evidence
and demanded the immediate discharge
of the boys.
More Testimony Taken
Magistrate Carson reminded Mr..
Raymond that they had stopped in
the middle" of the case Monday. and
after many objections allowed Acting
Lieutenant Whalen to testify.
The first question asked Whalen was
who made the complaint that caused
the arrest.
DIR. Forney," he answered, mean
ing DR.. William ID. Forney, secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

way of looking at things since 1749."
He was interrupted by Magistrate Car
son, who said:
"The City Of Philadelphia will not
tolerate interference with public wor- =
ship OIL Sunday, but there has been no
evidence that these toys were making
any undue noise, or In any way dis
turbing tho peaceful worship of any
nearby church.
Il do not believe that the people of
Philadelphia want a Continental Sun
cay, where everything is wide open and
everything goes. On the other hand,
we have no more right to restrict
healthy recreation than we have to re-
strict worship. II this recreation Is
commercialized that Is q different story.
But there has been no evidence intro
duced to show that this particular game
was commercialized.
Not to Halt Clean Sport
1T seems to me that the purchase of
tickets on Saturday. which certainly
is legal, should be taken rs more In the
nature of a donation to the general pur-
poses of the club than an admission to
nnYparticular game. On this field there
is absolutely no way to determine who
had or had not purchased tickets.
II feel that l am not only stating
my own opinion, but giving the feeling
of the Administration when | say the
City of Philadelphia does not want to
interfere with healthful recreation of
law-a boding citizens. The case In point
here is whether or not last Sunday )
game was commercial proposition or
not. There is no evidence at hand that
it was. The prisoners are discharged. "
James "A. Bonner, manager of the
Shanahan team, is also president of the
Allied Athletic Association of Pennsyl-
vania. After the hearing, speaking on
behalf of the association. he said:
1--WE look on this as the first step in
a fight we are waging for broader Bab-
bath laws. Naturally we are pleased.
We are holding n meeting tonight al
been planned to draft constitution
and bylaws and organize to handle
these cases."
Mr.. Buckley, after the hearing.
wanted it to be made clear that his
withdrawal from the case did not mean
that the Sabbath Association had
dropped its war on Sunday baseball.
''It merely means" he said, that we
are tired Of doing the work Of the Pros
ccutor's Office. These laws are clear and
it Is up to the District Attorney to
prosecute. 1t has been the custom of
the Sabbath Association to go into
court and do the work the city, county
or State should do In the future we
will devote our efforts to endeavoring
to make the District Attorneys Office
do its own work
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BOYS HELD AS THIEVES
Dozen Taken by Police Following
Petty Robberles

AS result of police investigations
into frequent petty robberies in the
northeastern section of the city twelve
boys, ranging in age from ten to four
teen years. were arrested last night
by detectives from the Fifteenth,
Twenty fourth and Thirtieth Districts.
The alleged leaders described them
selves as Fritz Larsen, 26IS Martha
street; Ralph Smith. 2S70 Ruth street 4;
William Gilday, 1884 Arbor street, and
Harry Foley. 1912 Rorer street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

James Hebron, for thirty years door
man for Delmonico's, began to amass
a fortune. 1t was revealed yesterday
cred while earning 81 a day salary
had dwindled to almost nothing.
He died last Friday in Bayside at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31
HEBRON'S MILLION GONE

Doorman at Delmonleo's Died Al.
most PennIIess--stoeks DeprecIated
Now York, Aug. 31.--In the days
when Barnum had one ring circus,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

tee y home Of one of his ten chi,dror I,
OIL wnom married well.to do person. person.
In 1907, according to his own ns.',
sions In n court action, bis nsrn n aoinid
way under the strain Of trvinse gaW
MS ara ml,,on in leash while bis s,SeS seSl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

ing Remington is the quality of its work. It Is not
only beautiful in originals and carbons but 1t is
sstently good under all circumstances. The checks
against every kind of incorporation 80 complete
that the machine seems bound to turn out good work
no matter how operated. The improved Self Starting
Remington Is machine for the expert but not the
expert alone. It is certain to have exceptional
popularity with the student beginner and the novice
because It helps them to turn out good, acceptable
work from the very outset.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

The ck6ngeg m The type bar OF the Improved Self
Starting Remington and its adjustments are nu.
merous including slotted segment anvil and type
guide. The action Of the type bar is scientifically
balanced.
Already many thousands Of these latest Remihg.
tons have been sold and everywhere the buyers are
enthusiastic. All agree that the Improved SeStarino
Remington and the Remington Portable set new stand.
ards of efficiency in the two most important fields Of
typewriter service.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-20
WARRANTY DEEDS
FILED IN COURT

warranty deeds filed yesterday in
the probate court are as follows:
G. L. Cox to Cement Products com
pany. Lots 4 and 5, block !. Wa
verify terrace-$6OO.
Louis Berthon and wife to A. II.
Berthon. Lot 5, block S, Pratt City
$1,000.
w. S. Parvin and wife to w. E.
Franklin. Fifteen acres IN the NWA
of the NEh, Sec. 1, TIP. 10, south of
Range ., west-$100.
Rosabel r. bremen to c. T. Dren-
men. Lot 21, survey of bremen
tract-s1.
Laon David and wife to Myrtle
Outlaw. Lots l. and 3, block 100,
NJ A. Wildsmith survey-$500.
Isibell Poe to Herbert Moore. All
except six acres of the SEA of the
NEA of Sec. IL. TIP. II, Range 2,
west-S550.
Rosa b. Himrod to E. G. Jackson.
Lot IL, block 10, survey of Corey
Land $50.
Sue S. Turk to Mary A. Macke'
Lots and 2, block 235, city of Biz
mingham-s450O.
Lille c. Daniel to C. C. Byrd. ny
of lot 152,, Collins and Johns survey
5000.
D. C. Ewing to j. r. Snow. Lot 2,
block 2, subdivision of J. s. Marks,
Jr.-$4,250.
Mabel Waters Illusion and hus-
band to Clarence e. Street. VIZ of
lot 8. block G. survey of Avondale
Land company-s2,000
]. J. Stanley to Jonas Schwab. Lot
and the east 10 feet of lot 1, block
I00O
G. L. Strickland and wife to G.. w.
Foote. Lot 10, block z, survey of Bir-
mingham -Ensley Land and Improve
ment company-$500.'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-20
CONVERTIBLE BED

In most states the law provides
that the members of a Jury shall re-
main in the jury room during the
entire period of their deliberations.
Since women have been privileged to
serve as jurors, mixed juries have
become common, and in cases where
their retention overnight has been
necessary, there has been consider
able difficulty In providing accom-
mediation without causing embar-
rassment between the sexes. The
difficulty has now been solved, ac-
cording to the Popular Mechanics
Magazine, by the adoption of sleep
ing-car methods. A convertible bed.
that may be aptly compared with a
lower berth of a section of a sleep
ing car, has frame of rods around
it, on which curtains are hung that
can be opened and closed In exactly
the same manner as on a Pullman.
Each section is portable, and in the
daytime can be used as a lounge. At
night 1t is placed against the wall,
with the curtains drawn.