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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
DAYTONk HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES


The announcement was made dur
ing chapel exercises this morning a.
Daytona High school that the princi
pals of the Nolusia county schools
have decided that pupils Of various
high schools of Nolusia county VIII
give their Peabody Oratoricai contest
which IS held every year. "a the Sea-
breeze High school April ISL
On March 25th DaYtoua High school
will select a girl and a boy from the
number that viii practice on that date
at the high school, for this contest
On March 10Th. Daytoua High h0oi
viii debate Seabreeze High school on
The subject Resolved Fhat the
United states Should Prohibit immi-
grafton Tor the PERIOD OF Four Years.
A very interesting program VAS giT-
on III the pupils Of the Daytona II eli
school during chapel exercises This
morning. Tie pupils taking p3rt IN
Speaking We're. Miss Ma2 Beth Rey-
nolds. Miss Zelda GinSberg, Walter
McGrain. Biliv Ward, Norman BlsseI
and Anton JabalN Following the
speeches there was a trial debate on
the subject Resolved. That the
United States Should PHi a Strict Edu
CdtiOnal est on iA'hutA ran = rag
following pupils took part up TINS de-
bate Edwin Mabbette as chairman.
Rob Wallace. Charles GarnSey on the
! affirmative while Jack Delany and
Iohn Corrodi spoke on the negative.
The affirmative was given q rehuifal
and also the honor OF winning The
Judges presiding were Miss Elise Park
inson. Miss Gertrude LIVINGSTON and
William Eubanks
Chanel exercises were conducted IS
usual the fTst OF week. only the ab-
sence ot Mr. Eastman being noted
Wednesday. he being sick Nr Clos
ser. the manual training teacher, has
also been absent THIS week from
school because OF illness.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
Babtists AT Work
! For Roundup To
! be Held Sunday

j At the largely attended prayer meet
ing OF the First Baptist church last
Iyening the interest in the Baptist
Ffsndup for Sunday was intensified
by athe hearty entering into OF the plan
by tAose present
Sosif you are known Baptist living
in nAylona la all probability some
other 1 Baptist viii invite you TO he
present Sunday al the services Of the
eburelN Though. Of course. if YOU are
one OF the kind OF Baptists that IS
slwavs on hand everybody will expect
you tes be present and they may not
saw 4 word to YOU about it. Bth II
Won ares a known Baptist and not itoo
regular in your attendance. there IS
little doubt but that some other Bap-
list will be after you either By per
soual Invitation or letter Il you are
a visiting Baptist in the city for only
a short Time and not known TO any
other resident Baptist. you viii be ex-
pacted tf3 be ON hand just because you
are whai you are Whatever kind OF
4 BAPTIST YOU are. however, stay-at-
h0ne BAPTIST. a cold and Indifferent
Raptist. mem ber-somew here else
PIANIST a tourist Baptist. working
energetic and hustling Baptist. fast
asleep until GTabriel blows Baptist OF
anv other uadescTi bable Baptist. YOU
will be expected to be on hand al the
BAPTIST roundup Sunday Al ieasi
that is what a News reporter learned
when talking with the pastor TINS
morning
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
COMING EVENTS

Thursday evening, March 3, at Ar
nory, world championship heavy
weight wrestling match. STRANGER"
Lewis VS.. Constant LeMarin, Canadian
champion. Under auspices National
Guard. World title al stake.
Thursday afternoon, March 3. at
Pelmetto club. regular meeting Of the
club. program of the music depart
n1ent, with an exceptional program of
music.
Thursday afternoon, March 3. at ?
O'Clock, checker Tournament at Bur
goyne Games club grounds; open to
members only.
Friday morning. March 4. at Pal
n1etto club, usual Sr day morning
musicale, under direction music de
psrtment of the club. Miss Sydney
Thompson in charge.
Saturday afternoon. March ;, at Pal
netto clubhouse. card party under
auspices of the club. Mrs. J. z. Thomp-
son. and Mrs Noble. hosts
<Tomoka River exclusions daily al
300 a. m Leaves Nutting Dock SOC
a. NJ 6l5-3-3=2t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
BIG DATES N
WILSON'S LIFE

Born December IS. 1856
1878 Entered Davidson College
lsas-E Entered Princeton University
lSss-G Graduated from Princeton
with 4. b. degree
1851 Graduted in law [. of Va
1855 Received PhD. degree. John
Hopkins. 'n
June "A, 1886 Married Ellen Louise
Axen
1890 Became professor al Prince
ton
1se2-Beeame presiden, Of Prince
ton
January II. 1911 Became goyerno,
OF New Jersey
July :. 1872 Nominated Democratic
candidate for president.
March I. 1913 Became president
August G. 1914 Mrs. Wilson died
March. 1876 Ordered mobilization
on Mexican border.
December Is. 1918 Married Mrs
Edith Boiling Gait.
March. 1915 Ordered Pershinc ex
petition into Mexico.
June 10, 1876 Renominated for pres
ident
--s''N Astszt =. A'io ht-ciRtteU pfeSl
dent.
Feb. s. Dismissed Germa.
Ambassador Won Bernstorig.
April :. Addressed Congress
asking declaration OF state of war.
April 6. 1917 Signed declaration al
war.
November Il. 1918 Read armistice
terms To Congress.
December 4. Embarked for
France and peace conference.
February p. 1s19-Arrived from
France. speaking in Boston.
March >, 1919 Re-embarked foI
Europe
June Is. 1sI9-signed Versailles
treaty ending war
June %. 1919 Sailed for L. S. with
treaty
July 10. 1919 Submitted treaty to
Senate
September 4. 1919 Started western
tour speaking for treaty.
September 26. Collapsed at
Wichita. Kansas
March 70, 1920 Senate finally re-
jacted Versailles treaty.
December 10, 1920 Received award
OF Nobel peace prize
March !, 1927 VIII retire from
presidency to resume writing
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
TIRED? HEADACHE?
LOOK TO YOUR BOWELS
Clean Up ysur system with the enc
Day Doctor and feel like new.

Tired feeling. biliousness and head
ache are natures warnings Thou
sands suner from the failure 81 the
liver. kidneys and bowels 10 carry on
t7e waste matter It poisons the sys-
tenn, lowers the vitality ana makes
them easy victims OF disease
The One Day Doctor is a one-day
course Of treatment regulating stom-
aeh. liver kidneys and bowels. II
cleans out the system. tones you up.
helps throw off the poison and makes
YOU feel like new Take il today. no
tice the quick relief and see how
lively and well you feel tomorrow
Costs only 25c TRY IT,
II your druggist does not have It.
send PC and vel mail il prepaid.
Absolute satisfaction or money re
funded One Day Doctor Co. Bour-
bon. Ind
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

bowed. his figure bent He IS sixty
three Years old. but he leoks older
IL Is Woodrow Wilson. Presently III
the procession there appears an am
halance laden with wounded soldiers.
the manned. the halt. and the blind.
As LEY pass they salute. SLOWLY, rev
erently. The presidents hand goes up
in answering salute | glanced AT
nm There we're tears IN his eyes
I've wounded is greeting tie wound
=
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

Dow Jones says United Cigars
sales in Feb. We're 72i per cent above
Feb, 1920 though there Was one less
day in the month Sales Ter two
months We're and tenlhs per cent
ahead Of 1929. Mid aud Oraanee 90.
year ending Dee 81 net income after
all charges and Fed Tax Sl2 424slg
equal 20 S6.2l share 500 par on SIee
million outstanding apital stock
against Sle.asS.sh5 or i - IN 1919
Atlantic Coast line Jan. act after Tax
Decreased Si.0Sl 456. Pitlsburg ana
West Va. net operating dehcii de
creased 2490O0 "
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

Finland dispatches say The reyolu.
tionary movement in fetrograd Is Sc.
rious and that rebelions IL other Rus
SIAN localities make the situation dan
geroas to the Soviet government. Mos
Cow denler reports of outbreaks.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

Germapy must today make new
oHer % the Allies. or the Allies will
enforce penalties. They mas seize
coal ports on the Rhine The German
press Is defiant
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

Thomson < MeKinnon's stock letter
today says: The State OF Arkans a s
u likely TO become one of our greatest
states Many proSpectors are there
50 thar the railroads serving thar sec
ton will naturally be bene6eiaries
from traffic. TO say nothing of the pos
s'hilities ofk deriving wealth directly
from lands under their control II
may therefore he advisable 10 paw
some attention to I Kans Sou 81
Louis Southwestern MoPac. Regard
less of general market condition or
business conditions the development
Of OH or minerals viii always com
maRd big market following
whipped Cream Rolls at A. 3. c.
Bakery. 343-I-l3-tf.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

SaEs/Corporation employees have ap-
piled for 2s5.3oS shares OF common
stock on an instatlment plan. repre-
senting over Eve per cent OF the total
outstanding common issue. exceeding
al previous figures.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
--LATEST '6f'-*
!. new YORK MARKET


The soldier bonus and navy bills
have been blocked by rush IN Con.
gress with no chance OF passage.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

ldie freight ears for The week end.
ing Feb 20 totaled f33.1sS. an Increase
OF more than S0,00 over the previous
Mpeh
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

~ fast Tnmulty r ainted /.
are in my MINI. First
i essentatives crowded
shery with tx aectan,
kslls it is anT ounced
81 the Uniteo states
- less. There steps out
~ uesk a straigh vigor
- active aud al srt. He
ss, but he 10 1ks not
e so 1.-THE ,f limb
so verile II Is
aaing his graf was
fe 3, = only three and
There is 8 parade
rsat war. Tltey are
ne president on the
White iIo1 Sc. II
~ your pr. sident
has SIN a Iert II
Ehise his sh 1ulders
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

4 seeref visii Wilson
zx1sn after he dee
y and the ST eech he
saying, Il I'M will
ali the nav Great
5. ktAer nave o crush
NFfHan su marine
I We crush II. the
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

nov a writer wanted
wage a stu t" that
neding and low the
saying.
must realize that /
tnese thing + 10
displayed bel ,re The
- Q do it. | would DO
The people to love
- FORGOTTEN the wistfui
g spoke the Sc last
snalty CONNER ted.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

q another Incident
Ae president tour
Hsly before e broke
g hy bis pu olic en-
With pain, b never
va quietly o. e after
ason to pay a visit
\ i. q his form, r wife.
bra
fimulty s. id. oh
becoming z neralls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08

children. Girls! F"y& Go ovcr an@
s,ncU zncraei--as l'"nt ea't on
other day. Be- there ncxt Monday
morning al /" n,clack and &c "nsa'
gooG times you viii have4 Miss
Marjorie Smith viii be thcre each
day to conduct the crowd from the
church home. Remember, Mt. Yer
non Place Church, al the corner Of
9th and * Streets, Washington, u.
9.
NJ. ami Mrs. William Merton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08

hare moved from their old bone At
-Four Mile Run into their new house
attArrora Hills, and Mrs Kate
Pemypactler and daughter, M'sS
Anna. nave. moves IN with them.
A bicycc belonging to Waiter
yarney was stolen from in front OF
lbs home on Mt. Vernon and Belle
font Avenues, Del Ray, on Wednes-
day night.
Mr.. Long, of boswell, Va, IS the
guest Of his daughter, Mrs. Milton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08
Sxvar fillmore Chautauquas
Tenth Anniversary Program
19l2-l921

It is the best yet presented Stronger lectures more popular
and higher grade music Verting entertainments FMS IS
the tenth anneisarv therefore made the best program
Buv season ticket Don't miss session.
There are seven important lectures Hear than all they are
chock-f of variety information Inspiration humof DR. gre
porv Zboorg Of the Inflated Keresy cabl1et
IN Russiaeoque1 passionate fearless Dr. Frank Bonn emil
nen scholarly Participant in international and social movements
keen analys accurate interpreter magnetic speaker ked
about The others-then hear them!
The musical programs big Popular, nhaczneyed clas
cal novety-an these qualities happily blended Von Cello arn
trumpet banos um horns singers readers and entertainers
look at the list they all there, and they're all good
And the bic opera he Bohemian Girl with full cast chorus
orchestra Hear the old favorite songs, ream That DWet IN
Marble Halls The Heart Bowed Down. lhen QUILL Remember
Me and many Others Special scenery and costumes Inc best
opera company had organized and coached BY Inc
Milton Aborn School of Operate Training OF New CORK City
Hear Notaing but the Truth" gripping story and more
laughs than any former plays Presented by the Coms
PLAYERS under direction of Eyte Barlow vino scored noa9e
success on another Of our circuits Last year
Enjoy the wonderful chdrens afternoonhe and spark
mo pageant "1or Hoidays and the fine Punch and judy
show, At night brilliant spectacular meodious program ~
-~t4cl>unbar White HossdfS:
Season tickets which you money may be secured until
Monday morning any Of the Guarantor f. f. SpeS
Drug Store P g. Jockeys bakery at the Y NJ C. A. office
This space contributed to Alexandria CfauIauqua by
Fletcher Motor Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08
PoTozsAC: NEW
fC,nfinerf! worn paga foul )

fS2JnlneuG 2t0in pig '""'
u1days and Sundays from Hos -
until Aug,iet 18th, unti 1ne las
ses are filled. he age limit vii n7t
be adhered to; some Of he children
are only years old, some are ID
years or over. There are separate
rooas md teachers foi ciases, AID
work suitable TO the aee and llAes
of ecrk one. Da:.'t mss tins great
opportunity. Parents enroll your
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08

Merton. IN 81 Elmo
Mr.. and Mrs. P ! Stme ne.
icIed from Richmond I" St tl'nc
where they will remain over sunday
IS guests, Of Mr.. and Mrs. {, L.
Adams.
\ motor party consisting Of Mr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08

About 200 fine quality
georgette blousas, all col
OTIS styles and sizes, reg
ularly sold at $500. July
Sale price ..... S4.2''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-08

Navy and black, 10 in
the lot, sizes l6 to A.,
$4,000 values 90. $l9.75
80 women's suits, sizes
16 to A, $50 values $500
6 women's fine suits in
light colors, tan, copen,
shepherd checks, s49.5C
values 9l5.ou
10 MILDLY suits of blue
serge, S19.90 values 1898
5 children's spring coats
Sl7.98 values, now ;. $3.50
Is mems cravanette rain
coats, $27.50 values Sl7.5O
Mems rain coats, $500
values, sale price :. $3.50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08
SOUDCE HOWELLS PROTl
POVALECUM.
Stevens pokraGuie We SVEN
radSni.

Povale6Gm re zvyku nastaly
zle DOLBY. .Municipalni soudce
G.. A. Howells naladil jaksi O.
stfejsi tommy a postal vcera asi
Is techto vyteGniku ma 30 dni
DO robotirny, odsoudiV J; to-
mu kazdeho k pokutG $4,000
q k nahradG soudnich utrat 4
diva iine do robota!my odpu-
stenou pokutou.
Jest nezbytno, ably na&e u
lice zbaveny byly t6chto pcva-
ecu nal6zti Jim podobn& MI
sta, dokud 81 sami neyyhlqdaJl
praci, aneb neopusti m@sto,'
pravil Howells jako Y odlvod-
n4hi rozsudkd.
Druhy municipAlni soudce
Stevens, jenz Sc vyZnamen a
uStedfovanim nemilosrdnych
pokut prestupnikum prohlblce
Il je "a to slaven ruZnymi sva-
touSkarskymi kruhy, oznanll.
re obdrzel dopis, n6mz hro-
zeno jest mu smrti, neustane-l.
We SVEN pronasledovani. Media
pry Sc nikterak zastraSiti a po-
znovu odsoudil j. Maluse, l.
Mairuska a Jiriho Albrechta !,
pOkut6 $1,000 a Jana SaleWSkl
ho k pokut6 $500 a nahrade
soudnich utrat. Louis Schlegel
1854 "a to, re iel automCbl-
lem po zakazan6 strane, zG-
platil 500 a utraty a p ii-
nych motoristu vyfasovali pc
$500 ga to, re jeiich tabulky
byly zamaZany blatem. Poku
" posledn6jSi byly suspendo-
Q;ny.
Jak oznamuje mestsAy Ii
cement komisar l.. G.. Cukr, by
10 Y 80 pfipadech odepreno do
yoleni k prodeji napoju ien 2
priCiny, re zadatel byl usved-
cen z prodeje lihovin. Vsichni
podobni obchodnici jsou nuce-
nj do deseti dnu obchodu "a
nechati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08

DneSni soboty nastupuje ma
trun vesely yladar Karneval,
jenz svoje panovani zahaji l.
hned nekolika plesy a maSkar-
!imi mumraii.
Spojene Damke Sbory v Mt.
Pleasant poradaji dnesniho
vecera V spolkove SIM j. A.
komensky ma vych. 131. ul. o
8 hod. velkolepy maSkarnl
Piles pri znamenite sokolsk6
hudbe. Mezi ia nejlepsi uzna-
ne masky bude rozdano 8 p6k-
nych premil.
klub Clevelandskyck Obca-
nj Zahaii masopustni seZonu
dneSnim yelkyn maSkarnim
plesem V sokolovn6 ma Wen
dell Ave. phi hudb6 p. Mari
ka. ZaGatek o 3. nod. veGer
Zabavni vybor vykonal sy6do-
mite pfipravy postaral Sc te2
by nejlepSl masky obdrzeE
vhodne ceny.
Broadway Lodge els. 234
C.S.P.S. usporada dnes od 7:30
hod. vecer V Ceske Mar. SIM
ma Broadway patty tanecni Vi
mex, k nemuz vyborem vykona
ny byly vSechny pflpravne pra
ce nejy6tSi svedomitosti.
Loze Osyeta els. 81, C.S.J.
porada dnes sobotu od 7:30
nod. V Besidkach Cesle Mar
Sine ma Broadway Spolecen-
skou zabavu pri sokolske hud-
be. Cily, zabavni vybor Sc pri-
emil, ably dnesni veGer zustal
vsem uGastnikum V mile pa
m6ti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08
JINE POZEHNANf PROHI-
RICE.
Uiivani narkotickych prostred
kG Sc zdvojnasobilo.

V Clevelande bylo napocte-
no ma 5000 uzlvacu opia, kokai
nu jinych opiatd. V poctu "a
hrnuty jsou arci jen pripady
odhadovane die spotfeby kry-
tG 2 lekaren, ale jest jisto,, re
.teto neresti holduje potajl da-
leko vice OsOb, ktere 81 narko-
ticke prostredky dovedou opa-
triti jlnym zpusoDem. Nebez-
peGny a velice zdravi ba IL
votu nebeZpecny zvyk rozSifil
Sc roku 1920 dvojnasobn6, jak
ohlaSuje sam Charles Geist,
federalni agent, pod jehoz DO
zor spada prodej vSech oman
nych prostredku. Neresti odda
nj jsou hlavne mladSi muzi, la
i zeny a sice Y poctu dosti znat
mem. Die jeho zpravy, byly by
pine venice, kdyby mel byti
zatcen kazdy, kdo Sc timto po
koutnim prodejem zabyva.
Pro prekroceni tax zvaneho
Harrisonova zakona, Zapovida
jici prodej narcotickych pro
stredku bez lekarskeho pred
pisu, bylo federalnimi soudy
odsouzeno 200 osob.
V tenementnim dome, by
ltu els. 13, vych. 55. ul. a Wood
land Ave. byl zatcen Harry Ep
stein pro nedovoleny prodej
zakazanych leciv a dan pod
soudni zaruku $2500. Die W.
roku Geista byl Epstein davno
| Dolicii a ufadum Znam, ale az
iosud Sc nepodafilo jej usved-
citj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08
VYROCNf SLAENOST VEL
KORADU c.S.P.S.

Ia spolupusobeni vsech
mistnich radu kona Velkofad
C.S.P.S. velkou Vyrocni Slav-
most jiz zitrej$i nedele, pocina-
ie 3. nod. odpol. sini j. A
Komensky ma vychodni 131.
ulici. Ably ucastenstvi 2 nejsir-
sich naSich ceskych kruh1 by
10 co nejv6tSi, stanoveno bylo
vstupne V pravde lidove, jen
10c. Jednotliva clsla bohateho
programu, ktera provedou O.
svedcen6 nase silly, budou miti
ucel nejen zabavny, ale jsou
ma pofadu i cfsla vseobecre
poucna,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08
NAVSTEVA Z WISCONSIN,.

Vcera navStivila prlvodu
pi. Vachove mas zavod pani
Marie Chabova, manzelka far
mare Case Mill, nedaleko
Madisonu We WISCONSIN,. Pro-
hlizela 81 velkym zajmem po-
stup pfi upravovani ti8teni
listu IA pratelskoho rozho-
voru, mezi jingm pravila, re
po celou dobu zije jen Sc svou
rodinou odloutenosti, obklo-
pena jsouc zivlem jinonarod-
MIN. Cleveland Sc il zamlouva
a my hostu pfejeme, ably 81 do
sveho domova odnesla jen ty
vzpominky nejlepsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08
PRO PODEZRENf VRAZDY
SI.Y-E A FANNERA ZATCE-
MI CTYRI MLADlCI.
Jeden nasel stSdreho ruG!tele
We vysi 500, 900.

Ctyfi mladici, ktefi byli po-
sledni dobou policii vyslycha-
nj, jelikoz ma Mich ulp6lo po-
dezreni, re jsou jiste souvi-
slosti oloupenfm a Zavrazd6-
MIN Fannera Sly-e, byli da-
nj do vazby jako podezrele O.
soby a policejni soudce Ho-
wells urCil "a kazdeho zaruku
V nejvyssim obnosu, iak zakon
V podobnych pflpadech dovo-
luie, $4,000 "a kazdeho. K
vseobecnemu prekvapeni byl
jeden Ze zatGenych, 23-lety
John Lonardu, 1859 vych. 81.
ul. vyproSten 2 vazby slozenlm
teto Znacne Zaruky Ign&tem
Catalanem, jenz dial zistavu
pozemkovy majetek, pfevySu-
jfci cenu 100000 dol. Ostatni
til, die imena vesmes Italov6,
nenaSIi tax Stedreho zastance
ponechani We yaZbe. JsOu to
John Angersole, 22lety, 1888
vychodnI 30. ul., zamestnanim
ride autotrocku, Charles Col
letto, 20-lety, 10610 Paul Ave,
S. E., utetni a Dominik Benig-
no, 1909 Scoyill Ave-, d9lnik.
Posledn6jSi tri zatteni byli v
garazi, kdyz jeden po druhem
prichazeli pro auto, V nemz
pachatele po vykonani dvoina
sobne loupezn6 vrazdy mista
cinu prchli.
Mayor Fitzgerald vypsal "a
Cleveland odm6nu $1,000 ma
dopadeni pravych vinniku, tax
re tomu, kdo uvede policii m
pravou stopu, kyne slusny Il
hrnny obnOs $11, 800.
Okresni zalobce vyslychal
vcera Is svGdku pred velkopo-
rotou prohlasil, re dalSi sv6-
decke vysatrovani bude obno-
veno V pond6li. Az dosud ne
bylo zatcenym Z dvojnasobne
vrazdy podezrelych mladiku
niGeho podstatnehO dokaZano.
Vetsiho uspechu docilili de-
tektivni Inspector Sterling a
detektivni kapitan Matoyic pfi
vyslechu 22-let6ho X. Laurie,
1909 Webster Ave. Sama
Gagliona, l340 ma t6ze ulici,
kteri Sc priznali k loupezi spa
chan6 v Ukrajinskem staVeb-
MIN a vypomocnem spolku
709 College Ave. S. W., kde
dne A. prosince ohrozovali re-
volvery pritomne a ukradli po-
kladnikovi LaZulkovi $1170.
Phi 1t6ku Gaglione vystrelil a
zranil ma pazi jednoho Zakaz-
nika. Oba vytecnici die vlast-
niho doznani penize "a pouhe
A dny proflamovali.
Predncsta okresniho soudu
A. J. Pearson .vGera oznamil,
re pozada policii, ably mladl-
KUN zahaleGum, kteri plni
soudni sin v6novala v6tSi po-
Zornost. neb uGel t6to poZorno-
sti zevlounu jest ien iakousi
Skolou, jak by jednou Sc mohli
Sc zdarem vykrucoVati spravc-
dlnosti sami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08
SOUKROMA ZABAVA kA-
DETU SV. ALEXANDRA.

Zitrejsi ned6le pofadaii Ka-
deti sv. Alexandra, PIT I.U.J.
Sokolovn6 ma Wendell ave.
soukromou zabavu "a ucinko-
vani, kadetsk6 hubby. Zacatek
stanoven jest ma 5. hod. odp.
Zabavni vybor Sc postaral, ably
sc zajiste cetnym navstevnl-
kum dostalo vseho, co k 1pin6
npokoienosti nalezi.
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-11
Ni.ACONlB.

flaming seems to be the order
of the day in this vicinity.
Rev. Dotson and Charley New.
lis are holding a meeting at the
Baptist Church this week,
Ollie Frye spent from Tuesday
until Saturday with her sister
Mrs. Geo. Shores Jr.
The surpris singing at Bill
Fletcher's Monday night was
well attended.
Mrs. Geo. Shores Jr. and lit.
tie daughter Virginia spent from
Friday until Tuesday with home
folks.
Lena and Violet Schlichel
spent Fridry afternoon will
Ruth Frye.
Sigsby Gray spent Sunday
night with Ernest Schlicher.
There is going to be a pie sup.
per at Story Point Tuesday
night every body come and
bring a pie:
DOLLY DIMPLE.
Mansfield mirror., 1921-08-11
Cured of Stomach Trouble
and Constipation.

Rachel Criblcy of Beaver Dam,
Ohio was sick for two years with
stomach trouble and constipati.
on, taking one medicine after an
other with only temporary relief.
My neigbhor spoke 50 enthusi'
astically of Chamberlain's Tab.
lets she says that | procured
a bottle of them at our drug
store to try. \ few days treat.
ment convinced lne that they
were just what needed. | con.
tinued their USE for several
weeks and they cured me.