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Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
STRAND THEATRE.

The Five Musical McLarens. which n d.
one of the feature attractions at ths
Strand for the last half Of the week. vii.
appear in a versatile program Of music =
song and dance. They're Scotch They
have the burr in their voices. ~ -.piDes ir
their arms and the thistle ina 1leir ep--
pearance, and Of course they are garbe5
in kits. They have a right 20 their kite
and the plaids they wear are representa-
tive of their clans which go back manN
generations. Theirs is a program never
before offered to Norwich people and theE
sure are an attractive and capable quin-
tette A fine after Christmas treat Yor-
will Ike It
The second feature attraction in the
Werner and AmorOs Frio. They are the
first TO introduce in vaudeville the woriSs
Of the distinguished American composer
Charles Huertin. in whom critics see The
legitimate successor 20 Isthelberf Nevis
Americas most popular composer. There
Is bit OF doggerel that runs: g.
Little dabs Of powder.
Little dabs Of paint,
| Make chorus girl
Look what she amt.
With slight variations. a similar de-
| scription would apply 10 the Werner and
/ Amoros Trio. An exceedingly clever acr
| with plenty Of everything. especially
comedy. This is an attraction out Of the
| ordinary.
Adler and Dunbar offer a comedy
sketch entitled A Study Of Life. II Is o
comedy novelty and to say anything fur
/ Their would be TO disclose that which they
| want to keep a secret. so they themselves
! can divulge their surprise
Joe Hurl is versatile. entertaining with
! some good stories and songs. He has
also volunteered to recite any dramatic
poem tina lis requested, provided the till.
Is left at the box office He is q drsmat 8,
actor Of the legitimate stage and is csPa-
BILE OF recitinE any dramatic poem -
well as any dramatist.
The feature picture is Neva Gerber II
A Yankee GO-Getter. supported by Jane,
Morrison.
| II you liked our show Monday. TUESDAY
and Wednesday. you win ike this shea
much better.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
A Bulletin For Sale
advertisement VIII Sell Il
GOV. SMALL To BE TRIED
FOR 100000 CONSPIRACY


Waukegan, Ills. Dec. 29.-CBy The A.
P)-Governor Len Small today was
freed of every charge against him ex-
| cept that Of conspiring with Lieutenant
Governor Fred e. Sterling and Vernon
Curtis to defraud the state OF $1,000
900. during Mr.. Steriings' term as state
| treasurer.
| All charges Of embezzlement during
| his own term as state treasurer were
stricken from the record, partly by Judge
Claire A. Edwards. and partly By the
state and the court also quashed a
charge of operating a confidence game.
| Tonight Governor Small issued a state
! inent declaring that what occurred this
| afternoon in the circuit court of Lake
county will lay bare to the public mind
the methods employed and the inspiration
causing these indictments
| The date of his trial on the charge
remaining is still uncertain. Judge Ed
wards in his decision on the motion to
quash the indictments, ordered the cove
ernor to trial January 8, on an indict-
ment charging him with embezzlement
of 100000 during the last six months
Of his term as state treasurer.
States Attorney C. Fred Mortimer,
of SangSSnond county and his assistants
staged a vigorous fight to bring the
governor to trial first on the conspira-
cy charge, and failing In that nolled the
embezzlement indictment rather than
try it first.
The embezziement indictment besides
charging the governor with misappropri-
ating 100000 In stats interest money,
also alleged he had destroyed or car
rled away many Of the records OF the
treasurer's office
Tho vi c+a, ~ A. 1n-n7
tween the governor and his prosecutors
will be staged here Saturday. January
I, when The defense expects to pre-
| sent a motion asking for separate trials
: for the governor and. Mr.. Curtis, who are
both defendants under the conspiracy
charge. Legal jockying may postpone
the actual start OF the trial a month OF
! more.
A missing word the position Of a
l name. three errors in drawing indict-
ments. and the shuffling Of a pile OF
, papers accounted for the victories wor
: by the governor today.
3 The foreman of the Sanganfou county
grand jury signed his name In the wrone
{ place on the back Of an indictment
4 charging Governor Small. Lieutenan
;; Governor Sterling ard Mr. Curtis joint
! ly with embezzlement of 500. OO0. Judgr
. Edwards ouashed the indictment Secsus
: OF the foreman'S error
T a tyTf left the word ''feloniousIy'' on
: of a count charging the trio with oper
: ating a confidence game. The charg
n was quashed.
. Two counts in the Joint conspiracx IN
dictment failed TO allege the special in
jury supposed to have been done tn
state. They were quashed.
d Another count in the same indictmen
failed to allege commission OF an over
act In furtherance of the alleged con
: spiracy It was quashed.
The clerk of the sangsmon eount
> circuit court. in affixing consecutiy
numbers TO the indictments, happens
TO pick up one charging Governo
Small with en1i,ezzling $500, 900 first an
s gave It the first number. Therefore jude
Edwards ordered this case tried first an
rather than comply the state dismisse
the Indictment
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
DISCARDED TELESCOPE
rs PROVING OF VALUE

Cambridge. Mass. Dec ga so-lnch
rejecting telescope purchased for the
Harvard College Observatory nearly go
years ago and later abandoned as unsat=
isfactory has been prevea by reeant sue
cessful tezta TO be of decided value, 1t
is one Of the four largest FeheeteFs in the
world, being eKeeedea in FiBa aniy by aHs
at Meant Wilson In California and aneth=
or at Victoria. "a, G., the property az tins
Canadian government, and euaiiF by aR=
athsF at Mount Wilson. 1T has a sea-
caws 4t,iF%aF five fest ia diameter.
Made 80 yeaFa age in HRgiaRa by A.
A. Common, q fameHs telescope maker
Il was haught Try Harvard in 1903 far a
special type of visual work, islE FEiasti sci
up and tested was found unsatisfactory
Since that tins astronomers haye LEARNED
much aRseut the characteristics and sHs;
cent tests BFeEHisa gsad results with this
telesad1s In Fiada#stFie waFR. Ii il
planned ta use 1t faF studies Of thi
! physical properties af ths stars thEsagj
speotreseen4e aaa FsaieEaetris measure
naents.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
A Bulletin For, Sale
Advertisement VIII Sen II
! LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING

The legal voters of the Town of Killing
~ are hereby notified and warned to meet
at the Town Hall in the Borough of Dam
lelson, IN said Town of Killingly, on Fri
day Jan. 9Th, 1922. at 2.30 O'clock in the
afternoon, for the following purposes, to
First--To hear and act upon a report
of the Committee appointed by the Town
at the Annual Town Meeting held Oct.
4th, 1920. in regard to the Town issuing
bonds.
Second-To see what action the Town
Will take in regard to issuing Town
bonds, to take up demand notes of the
Town running at higher rate of inter
est than bonds can be placed
Third-To fix the date and amount of
said bonds, if the Town votes to issue
them. and instruct the proper officials of
the Town to sign said bonds in name and
behalf of the Town
Fourth-To do any other business
proper to be done at said meeting.
Dated at Killingly, Conn, the 2sth day
of December 1921
JOHN A. GILBERT.
JAMES BACON
GEORGE E. ALVORD.
SelectInen of the Town of Killingly
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
TO PERMIT SOVIET AGENT
TO sUPERVIsE EXPENDITURE

Washington, Dec. aS,-=PeFmissiaa has
boon granted the saviet government to
send q representative to this country to
supervise the expenditure of ten Hlii-
liens of deiiaFs of feYass imperial Rus
sian treasury funds far ths purchase Of
grain fer famine lFeliet, SECRETARY
deeyeF said to-day,
Ff.e Feeaest af the soviet government
that they ha permitted to aend an agent
te this country to eiasek IN purchases
IF famine supplies made with Russian
funds was fegafaed as reasonable -
Mr.. HaeyeF said, and the soviet gov
eFR#8eHt had been SO iRfaFmad. rhe, 80
Wet government was Informed, However,
that the agent wsRid ne admitted to this
country aHi,s for the H1iFheas at suner-
visiRg the purchase Of Supplies with Rus.
sian money.
Mr.. Heevaf said Il was probable tia.
the representative lf ssnt. would be zorns
eRe connected with tho Russian cooper.
alive societies who had had experience
in the ihaedline Of grain and fuodr
stuffs.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
BALTIC

At the Christmas exercises and tree
OF the Methodist Episcopal church Sun
day school held in Sprsgue hail Satur-
day evening, Rev. Charles Smith was
remembered by his congregation with =
gift OF S5s. At the Sunday morning
seryice MIR. Smith thanked the people for
tseis thoughtful and generous Christ
mas gift and wished all q merry Christ
mas This was followed by a sermon;
on SONG Teachings of Christmas.
In addition 20 ths shower given Rev.
and Mrs. Smith by the Ladies' Aid So
ciafy OF the Versailles church Mr.. Smith
was given cash present there. Friday
evaning
Christmas exercises held in the public
eeheeis Friday, Dec. %, were greatly
enjoyed, gifts being exchanged between
tesehsrs and children Of all the rooms
The winter term will begin Tuesday
Jan, 3,
A watch meeting is to be held at the
Methodist Episcopal church Saturday
evening. beginning at 10 o'clock. Re
| frpKaEnents viii be served. There Is TO
be an address by Percy s. Howe. OF
Worcester Mass. The Sunday morning
service Will begin at II o'clock instead
Of At 1910.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
PLANS FOR TRUNK LINE
HIGHWAYS IN NEW ENGLAND

Boston, Dec. 2s.-P1ans for an agree
nent on trunk line highways to beg con-
structed in New England during the next
three years were discussed today at a
conference attended by highway commits
sionrs and engineers from the SIX states
in the district and by representatives Of
tn highways section OF the federal Depart
mnt of agricultur. TIE federal aid bill
recently passed by congress providing
for federal appropriation to the various
states in connection with a program for
the building of main highways throughout
ton
John n. Cole, Massachusetts, commits
sioner of public works. presided. Guy
H. Miller, district engineer for New
York and New England. headed a group
Of officials representing the fedral gov
ernmnt.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
TESTIMONY BY WOMEN
AGAINST PELLETIER

Boston, Dec. 29.-Mrs. Guy W. Law
renee, formerly Miss Dorothy Cote. gave
her version IN the supreme court today
Of case which forms the basis OF one
of the numerous charges upon which At
torney General J. Weston Allen seeks
the removal of District Attorney Joseph
c. Pelletier for alleged misconduct IN
office. She testified that fear OF Grim
inal prosecution" led her to abandon
suit for recovery OF an automobile from
tn man who later became her husband
After she had told Daniel H. Coak1ey
attorney for Lawrence. that she would
drop the suit, she said Coal1ley called her
"a wise little girl' aad then telephon-
ed some one whom he addressed as
Joe" to the effect that Miss Cote was
in his office and wished to abandon her
suit, adding:
II have changed my opinion Of her
and 1 feel sure you would, too. IL you
| could talk with her. What can de do
| in the natter"
She did not know the reply, but
| Coakley assured her Everything would
be all right" She said she signe< a pa
per, the nature Of which she could not
| recall at Coakley's direction gave him
diamond ring which Lawrence had
| given her.
! She was still on the stand when court
adjouried for the day.
! The district attorney does not deny
that he used his official position to stou
Miss Cote's suit, Senator James A. Reed,
of Missouri his counsel, announced to
| the court, but considers she acted per
fectly proper in stopping a blackrnail
/ proceeding" He said Pelietier had in.
formation that the suit followed a '1ov-
| er's quarrel" between the girl and law
renee and that she pressed 1t because
her attorney urged her to do SO
! Senator Reed asked that the grand
jury witness book be produced In cour1
tomorrow to show that the district at
torhey's office had proceeded to investi
gate charges that Miss Cote was at
| enpting blacizmaii in her effort TO OBJ
tain possession OF the automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
No. s4s1

No. s421
THE DANIELSON BUILDING AND
Loan Association vs.. Joseph Owen ct ais,
Superior Court, Windham County Octo-
Der term, A. d. 1921.
Notice of Sale of House and Land.
In accordance with judgment in the
above entitled action, and in accordance
with the directions in said judgment con-
tained. hereby give notice that I shall
sell at public auction the real estate
hereinafter described at the premises
upon Westfield avenue. in Danielson.
Jan. +. A. D. 1922; that the terms Of said
sale shall be cash; that the property
shall be sold subject to taxes amounting
to $240. The real estate to be sold Is
particularly described as follows, to wit !;
lot Of land, in the Borough of Daniel
son, in the Town of Killingly, with AL the
buildings thereon standing. situated on
the southerly side of Westfield avenue, in
said Borough of Danieison. and bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Begin
ming at an iron pin in the northerly end
of stone wall on the Southerly side of
WeStfeld avenue thence S. 25 degrees
l5' W. 354.4 feet by land of Sarah A. viii
H6InS thence N. SO degrees w go 2 feet
adjoining land of Mrs. Henry Danielson
to the northwest corner of said Daniel.
sons land to a corner of wall; thence "
25 degrees 10. Il. $40 feet adjoining land
of said Sarah A. Williams along stons
wall TO the point of beginning Contain.
ing 20,84T So. it, be the same more OF
less, and being the same premises de
scribed in a deed from Sarah A Williams
to Joseph Owen, dated June s. 1916 anC
| recorded in Killingly Land Records II
| volume ~, page 131. and known as tn,
| Joseph Owen place.
| By order of the Court:
CHARLES E. AVER.
| Appointed to sell the above described
| premises. dec2Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Two years ago Battery L, then just or
ganizipg held their first dance with Hum
phries' Novelty orchestra furnishing tho
music. Humphries' orchestra vas ais1
just organizing at that time. Since theE
Battery b has gone ahead ia every IN
dertaking quite successfully.
Hunphries' orchestra, under the lead
ership Of Michael D'Artri has been un
usually successful and is now kn5xn ns
one of the best ia this part OF the state
The New Years eve dance Saturday ev-
ening with this popular orchestra cn
hand viii be a big drawing card and n
record breaking CROWD is expected AT the
srmory TO dance the old year out. An-
other big dance will be held Monday g.
ening at the armory. Dancing will stars
at O'Clock and last until midnight.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
UNION CREWS TIE UP
PART OF FISHING FLEET

Gloucester Mass, Dec. "a por-
ton of the maddox fishing feet was tied
up today, the union crews OF a number of
vessels refusing to go to set pending an
adjustment Of differences with the ship
owners over q division of the gross re-
ceipts Of the catches. There are about
25 vessels IN the fleet. The action of
some Of the union crews in refusing to
put out followed announcement OF a
change in the division of receipts by the
ship owners. They seek to Rut IN effect a
uniform allowance to them of one-fourth
Of the proceeds of the voyage. and the
share of one man for the use Of one man
for the use of the engine in the fishing
vessel. At present owners shares vary,
most Of them getting about one-fifth.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
NAVAL HoNORs FOR BODY
OF REAR ADMIRAL DAVIS

Cannridg. Mass. Dec. 2s.-Tne body
cf Rear Admiral Charles H Davis. re
tired, who died at his home In Washing
ton Tuesday, wifi be received with nav
al hpnors upon its arrival here to-
morrow for interment in Mount Auburn
cmetery Two battahons Of blueiackets
and a battalion of marines under the
command of Captain Martin E. French
of the battleship North Dakota win CO.
cort the body to the grave. The honorary
bearers will be Rear Admiral Albert
Glaves cornmandant of the First naval
district. Rear Adrnira, Benton T. Decker.
Captain r. c. Moody, Captain Harry X
Cage: Captain Norman ]. Bdacswood. In
command OF the naval hospital at Chel-
sea and Captain B. B. Bierer, command
ing the battleship Florida.
Rear ADMIRAL DAVIS was the brother
iu-lsw OF United States Senator Ledge
He was born in this city in 1s45. He hsi
held many important naval assignments
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30

The fine residence properly Of Eman'
mel Kaplan at Rockwell terrace hm
just been purchased by Samuel Gold
berg of Harrison avenue.
This is a large house with all modern
improvements. located in one Of the besi
residential districts Of the city. Il was
built by and was formerly the home Of
John i. Mitchell. now Of Washington.
D. c. Mr.. kaplan, it is understood :
TO occupy for several months yet snd
after his removal Mr.. Goldberg vii
probably make Il his home.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
A Bulletin To Let
Advertisement VIII Rent Il
What Is Going On Tonight

Vaudeville and Motion Pictures a
Strand Theatre.
Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre
Motion Pictures al Davis Theatre
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30

And a sympathetic tear comes as
near being a panacea, for all feminine
troubles az anything on the market.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
IA Bulletin For Sale
Advertisement WIN Sell h


Advertisement VIII Sell II
FOE SALE
FOR sALE-cider barrels 50 Maple
Street. decS0d
FoR sAHElBeautiful male Angora
cat aged 9 months. Write or call, 4
Providence St. Taftville. decSod
FOR sALE-sugar barrels. at The T.
W. Wooiworth co. decSOd
FOR sALE-Pickere1 bait /; sure fish
getters fancy red fms, $1.25 per 100.
Frank LuoneI, South Wilmington deeSod
FOR SALE = Completely furnished.
centrally located rooming house business.
Inquire at this office. decSod
FOR sALE-Live bait Telephone or
caH at George kents. Elmville.
dec23FMW
Crow Indiana Jack. For further particu-
lars, address p. Q. Box 724- New London,
Conn dec29d E
FOR sALE-Cow. due TO freshen in
February. Mrs. A. johnson, Yantic.
dec29d
FOR sALE-Part French bull puppy. a
nice New Years present for children
reasonable price. 100 Roosevelt Ave.
dec2sd
FOR sALE-Knitting machine. almost
new. e.. niete with Instructions. Lester
Shatfel .. F. D. No. Z. Tel 5454J
dec29d
FOR SALESMAN grocery store, do
ing nice business; party wishing to buy
can have tenement in same building.
Cali 1l17-32. deo29d
FOR sALE-Eggs, strictly fresh. rea-
sonable price. Tel 1868. dee2sd
FOR sALE-T1go pigs. about $50 Los
each. Tel 1SS5-23. Albert Katne, Nor
WITCH, r. D. 3.
FOR sALE-Good young new mich
COW. L. a. Fenton. Tel 1893. dec2sd
FOR sALE-1oo White Leghorn pull
lets. +. A. Hoxie, Yantic, dec2Sd
FOR sALE-Cook stove in fine condi-
ton. Inquire at the Glen Woolen Mills.
Phone 1872. dec2sd
FOR SALE-A young Jersey COW, just
calyed, one week go Elizabeth st.
dec27d
FOR sALE-170 acre fruit and dairy
farms; large orchards; house with i'm
proFementS; near village; with stock and
tools; easy teSIns. John J. Yandik CLAW
| FOR SALE have number Of goats
month; also males Can be seen at
| Billings Farm, two miles south of Glasgo.
Otto Anderson, r. +. D. No. 5. decz4d
FOR sALE-Shoemake shop; full set
of machinery. 1877 West Main St, corner
| Of High st. Reasonable price. dec24d
| FOR sALE-Farm of about 200 acres
within eight miles of Norwich about 100
| acres of wood and considerable timber
| balance tillabie and pasture; 10-room
house, large barn, COW barn, sheds, nice
well, Broad brook crosses land, good
soil, Sawmill near; this is an estate, mus
| be closed at once price S2,500: posses.
sion given at once William f. Hill, Rea
Estate and Insurance dec22d
FARMS for sale; easy terms. with OIL
without stock. Address L. GromaR
Plainfeld, Conn Tel. 1872 MoosuD.
dec21d
FOR sALE-Well seasoned slabs ant
hard wood. Tel. 615-4. H. E. Beard &
Son. Homestead Farms. decl9d
delivered. Telephone 1076-13. dec12d
10000 buys fine upright piano; s2I
down. So weekly. The Talking Machin
VICTRoLA. Style so. latest 1922 model
ST down 81 per week, on club plan. TIL
Talking Machine Shop. "a Frankln
| Square. dec9d
FOR SALE-Stove parts for all make
of stoves. Bring name of stove an
number. New London Salesroom, i
Water St.. Norwich. Conn. Tel. 1703-s
| sepTd
BEAUTIFUL baby grand Sonora pho
nograph. regular S275. special for qpic
sale SITE; easy terms granted. tn
Plaut-Cadden Company. Norwicjz, COM
|
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30

What every woman knows: How ~
manage her daughters husband.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30

THERE 10 no advertising medium in
Eastern Connecticut equal TO The Bulie-
Sin for business results,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
A Bulletin Want
Advertisement VIII Get It


WANTED-Callender room foreman for
bieacGcry. Charles p. Raymond Agency,
2s4 Washington St, Boston. decS0d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30
AUTOMOBILES ACCESSORIES

HAVE your tires Iehreaded. look like
new, wear like new, as good as new:
Ianoie Tire Co.. SO w Main St feb24d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30

WANTED-A position, clerical work
six years experience. b, Bulletin Once
dec3Od
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30

FARMS for sale; easy terms. with or
without stock. Address L. GromaR,
Plainfeld, Conn. Tel. 1872 MoosuD.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-30

Pres odnasel
landsky
vytknuty ell Byl
doazel
tfeWo poravny do LIME do5u uncle zbudonem
k podonyh obei
Toledo Karvinsku
andu kok e vsech nejmenovnfch St6 T6nsku Sovnsku
padlych boj Polaky Mdary ob6
Nemame stacila velke obet
DEMOBILISOVANl LECIONARI CESkOsL OVENSTf Z
LOUCf BRATRY HRBITOVE
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OKRADENY MATTEL REZNICKEHO
OBCHODU.
LUPICI ODNESII z CASOLINOVE STANCE
POKLADNU

sobou navstven byl lupic vesmes iz opatfenym sla-
menym kobouky, Tezncky obchod 1923 Cedar Ave.
nachaze mattel Joe Hdebrand spou svym pomoc-
nkem samotn Dva lupici vstoupi namiTenym zbranem
kdezto feti zsal piipraven Tidtka automobu Bandie
vybrali $4,000 rzenych penez snazi vzda kdyz
n6kok kolemdoucch snazlo utek pTekaziti Bande
cali pronasedovaele pt tax sohe vlasne 1tek vynut
Bude Jim vsak mao PLATINUM neb eden upc by poznan
ok znamy pobuda kolem rohH ulic potulujci
Druhe pTedstavenf uspofadai nasi bandte gasonove
stanici Brooks Oil Co zap 25 ul Riverside Ave- S. w.
Kan vloupa II hodn noc vynes mens pokladnu
kerez po6inan spaa edna zena sousedstv ez lined pT
voal polici mso serzant Frank Kama pust lined
po stopt rachated Mnoho penez byo pokladne zprva
neudava.
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DETSKA TRACEDIE.

Pennington, Mo-, %. kvet-
ma. Pr. John Parsonsova, 13-
leta. veera vecer uznana byla
porotou zodpovednou "a smrt
sve sestilete nevlastni dceruS-
ky, Lilly. Ortel bude vynesen V
nekolika dnech. Ponevadz Par
sonsova, rzhledem k sveml
mladi. byla souzena pred SOU
dem pro nedospele, nejvyssi
trest jest pobyt V polepsovn6
az do dospelosti. Zlocin byl
spachan pred trent mesici, "a
pet dni potom, kdyz divka pro-
vdala Sc "a sveho 35-leteho
manzela. ienz jest drvostepem.
Obzalovana tvrdHa, ze rama Wy
sla nahodou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-30

(Obrazy zapGiteny askavostf p. B. Holuba)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-30
PRUVOD VYSL OUZILCU TRf VALEK.

10000 valecnych vetern ken bojovali vtezne fech
valkach sucasni dnesnho prGvodu usporadaneho
zdoben hrobG ucten pamaky padych duh valky OBJ
6anske Kube vace vetove jez ozvena jese
nezchla ObTad zapocne jz rano move soudn budovy
tud hod rann odeberou RUNE depuace eichz
hou bude ozdob rdznych hbtovech roby pohrbenych
spoluboovnikd.
Prvod sefadi $3.50 odpoedne Euclid Ave. vych.
40 ILL., odkud razem ctvrte hodiny pGjde Euclid Ave.
vych ILL., po Superior Ave kde pTehlizen bude mayoren
messkou radou jinymi hodhostaf Rozchod pax nasane
vych g. ul Zahajen bude ceou zdni polce prnvod
rad6ny cetne kapely. :" = -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Zion City Ill., 29 kvetna - Jako vse svee, povsta
znamemu baznu Wlburov Vovovi enz snazi zdokonat
dstvo zakaznm vseho coz jsme az dosud cita pozem-
skVm radosem nebezpecny konkurent nem proroku
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