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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
Wesserunsett Co. Sells
Vesta Battery Business
to George H. Mcguire

Norris NJ. Clough of the Wesserun-
sett Garage Co, announces that ow-
ing to the great increase in the au-
tomoble line of their business, The
deems 1t necessary to give this his
undivided attention.
Mr.. Clough feels that in selling to
Mr. Mcguire he could not have put
the Vesta Battery business for Au-
gusta and the surrounding territory
which it involves, into better hands,
and is confident that the automo-
bile owners of this place, or any one
using batteries, will not only do JUS
tice to Mr.. Mcguire but to. them
selves to give him all business poss-
sible, as Mr.. Mcguire intends to have
a very attractive and convenient
place for Vesta Sales and Service,
and will continue to put out the good
work and Accommodations which he
has done while with us.
We wish to take this time to thank
the people of Augusta for their pa
tronage while we had the IVesta Bat
terry line, and would solicit your pa
tronage for Mr.. Mcguire who has
done US such faithful service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
MANY ARE NOW
SELLING WHISTLE"

Albert Duhrkoff of the Old Scotch
Bottling Co, of Boston was in Au-
gusta. last week calling on the trade
and locating dealers to handle the
new fruit drink "Whistle."
"rWhistle is a strictly fruit drink, :"
said Mr.. Duhrkoff in discussing the
beverage with a Journal reporter. 1T
has no coloring and no acids. 1t is
bottled under low pressure so that
there is never any discomfort felt
after drinking. no matter how many
bottles are taken. 1t has already
been adopted by several hospitals and
is recommended by physicians
The following dealers in this vicin-
ity handle whistle:
John Coughlin, Water ST.; Jack o.
Brien, Water ST.; Ben Levine, Water
ST; Fred Hopkins, Water ST.; Poulen
Bros, Washington ST.: Arthur Pome-
leau, Washington st; E. E. Smith,
Monroe ST; Michaud Bros, Sand Hill;
Miss Piper, Sand Hill; Alfred La
casse. Mill St; G. H. Chenard, Bridge
ST; A. c. Murphy, Bridge ST.; w. F.
Herrick. So. Chestnut ST.; F. c.
Fletcher, Water ST.; B. f. Bither Wa
ter St: Weber & Hewitt, Water
St: Merrill Bros, Water St; Mike
Levine. Cony St; Tom Piscopo. Cony
St: 10 Folsom. Cony St: MAY Fried
man. Cony St; Tom Donohue, Opp. M.
'C. Station; A. NJ. Brown, Bangor St;
Walter A. Locke. Arsenal ST.; George
Keen. Arsenal St. Sherman Hallow-
ell, Stone St: H. NJ. Springer, Ban
gor St: p. Kempton, Bangor St;
owen Turner. Bangor St; Fred Mer-
rill, Bangor ST.; Pullen Lunch; Black
Store. Hillcrest St: Begg's Market,
SewaII St; w. F. Turner, Capitol ST.:
II. II. Homer. Child St; V. e. Cam
eron. Gage St: Ward Holmes. West
Crescent: Mrs. Briggs, State ST.;
Brownell &c McGraw, State St; Har-
ry Persival Bridge St; Winsiow's
Candy Shop, Water St; Partridge's
Drug Store, Water St; A. p. Slos-
berg, Water St; Augusta Fruit Co.,
Water ST.
Observation-Disclosures & Curtis, Depot
Square; A. j. Bryan, Depot Square;
A. H Cunningham, 173 Water St;
Cobbossee Bowling Alley, Water ST.;
Community Cooperative Store. wa
ter ST; Russell Sabag, 236 Water ST;
Max Ellis, 80 Water ST.; Gardiner
Fruit Store. 312 Water; Dilrs Cigar
Store. 943 Water; J. Fl. Gingras, 255
Water.
Hallowell-Carrie M. Brown, 1873
Water ST.: Fl. p. GRAY, 172 Water ST.;
The Bruce Store, 1872. Water St: ".
Cantoni, 1S1 Water St; F. Bachelor,
145 Water ST.; Ideal Cafe, 81 Water
st.
Randolph-W. l.. Moody, Brooks
Drug Store, F. II. Dunning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
ISLAND PARK
OPENS TODAY

Island Park today opens for the
summer season The wholesome at
Effectiveness of this pretty resort has
this year promises even more in the
way of genuine pleasure. at els iii
the afternoon Douglas Melody Men, a
team of seven real music makers, will
open the season at the pavilion with
the first foX-trot. Dancing in the eve
ming commences at o'clock. Need
less to say that lovers of this delight
full spot will flock from every direc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30

law FIRST the blade, then the ear. then
the fun corn in the ear Has net his
life fulfilled the prophecy?
Such a life fully atteats the dig
nifty and truth of our common lot. 1t
IL an emphatic and authoritative as
sertion that what we do in tho daily
round must be done with fidelity a d
1ightness becoming among the chill
dren of God. Such a life illustrates
and illuminates the teachings of the
church. In such life. we sec the
essential truth and grace Of the pre-
cepts and commands of the church.
Such a life makes it easy, if not i'm
perative, to believe in immortality.
How could we say Father, to Gvd. IL
he allowed such a life as that oil our
brother and friend to fall to the
ground like withered leaf?
I'VE sorrow for our brother, we
deeply miss him, but we join with
him in the victory into which has full
ly extend Thanks be to God, who Civ
eth us the victory through our Lord,
Jesus Christ"
DR.. Ecob then read the following
resolutions of the Mems Forum of the
church:
Augusta, Maine, May 25, 1921.
Whereas it has pleased Divine
Fl evidence to call our beloved broth :
er. Melvin s. Helway to the higher
life, and, whereas his activity has
been unceasing in the interest of the
Forum for many years and he has
been its President almost continuous
ly since it's organization:
Resolved, that the Mems Forum Of
the South Parish Congrega tional
Church has suffered heavy blow in
the loss of Brother Holway from IT'S
membership and mourns with his
family, his church and community,
and,
Resolved that the pastor Of the
church be requested to read tnase
resolutions from the pulpit at the
next Sunday morning service and
that the same be spread upon the
records of the Forum"
"BY THE COMMITTEE"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30

of comment everywhere 1t has been
shown, and that made young Wesley
Barry a star at sight, will be the big
holiday attraction at the Colonial
theatre today. The photoplay will be
presented only three times: once this
afternoon and twice in the evening
with the evening performances being
at and s o'clock.
While "Freckles'' Barry heads the
cast of players. there are other ia
nous screen stars in the play among
whom are Noah Berry, Marjorie Daw,
Colleen Moore. Pat O'Malley, j.
Barney Sherry, Newton Hall. Walter
Chung and Aaron Mitchell.
''Dinty" is the tale of. a fighting
San Francisco newsboy, "Dinty"
O'Sullivan. 1t deals with his rise to
the head of the Newsboys' Trust, and
the prominent part he plays in run
ming down band of Malay highbind-
ers who have stolen the assistant dis
trict attorneys fiancee. Pathos, hu-
NOR. romance and adventure are the
four elements that Marshall Neilan
has woven into the plot.
Marion Fairfax, the clever subtitler
of go and Get 1t" and other screen
successes, prepared the scenario for
''Dinty" from Mr.. Neilan's story.
Many of the scenes were photo
graphed in San Franciseo's China
town and waterfront. and some
remarkable effects are said to have
been obtained.
A two-reel comedy, the Burton
Holmes Trayelogue and the Kino-
grams complete todays Colonial pro-
gram. Evening prices will prevail at
the matinee because of the holiday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
MUNICIPAL COURT
Windsor Support Case Heard
on Saturday by Judge Cony and
Continued for 80 Days

Alton r.. Brann of Windsor was
arraigned before Judge Robert Cony
at the municipal court, Saturday on
the charge of non-support the COM
plant being made by his wife, Ruth
G. Brann. 1t appeared from the
testimony that Mr.. Brann had been
away from home for several months,
leaving his wife and four children
at Windsor. At the conclusion of
the hearing, Judge Cony continued
the case for so days.
Archie Lessard' of this city was be-
fore the court Saturday pleading
guilty to the charge of operating an
automobile without a drivers Ii
cense. He had been arrested by Po-
lice Officer Doyle for driving at the
left side of the spindle at the cor
ner of Bridge and Water streets,
and it was then discovered that the
man had no operators license. He
was allowed to leave the courtroom
upon payment of fine of $40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
SUCCESSFUL FOOD
lSALE and MUSICALE BY
| HOSPITAL AID SOCIETY

The food sale and musicale given
by the Hospital Aid on Saturday aft
ernoon at the Elks Home was very
successful. The members Of the Aid
responded most generously to the
appeal for the food table and those
who could not send cooked food
gave money, and SO goodly sum
was realized.
The music, under the direction OF
Miss Caroline F. Chase, was greatly
enjoyed by the visitors. Mrs. Free
man Burr played some fine solos on
the violin, accompanied by Miss
Chase. Mrs. Kenworthy, contralto,
soloist, accompanied by, Mrs. Brick
EFT, charmed all present with her de-
lightful voice. Miss Sears, piano So
loist, is only II years old, but Show
ed great proficiency by the able
manner in which she rendered her
selections.
The Hospital Aid desire to &C
knowledge it's obligations to the
brotherhood of Elks for placing the
home at it's disposal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
DR.. ECOB'S TRIBUTE
TO THE CHARACTER OF
THE LATE M. S. HOLWAY
Pastor at Sunday Morning Service at
Congregational Church, also reads
Resolutions Adopted by the Mems


Forum Of the Church.
Rev James H. Ecob, d. D., pastor
of the South Parish Congregational
church, just previous to his sermon at
the Sunday morning service. paid q
beautiful tribute to the life and char
Sc,er of the late Melvin S. Hoiway.
who was a devoted member of the
church, anG active in it's affairs. lie
SIT ile as follows:
| Last Sunday morning I said this
church had met with a great loss.
This morning, I say this church has
added one mole TO the long roll of
honorable names which has made our
history distinguished. 1t is great
gain when the church can say To the
world not. this is our creed, but these
! are our men and women whose lives
,have been opcnlystested in your midst.
It is written Of the Supreme Life, The
Word was made flesh and dwelt
among us, full of grace and truth"
, That is equally true of the least Of
his followers. Unless what we be-
lieve and say is embodied in our life
| it is but passing breath. Need 1
say that at this moment all our
hearts are wrung instinctively to
Melvin Holway, whose singular!y
bIameless and balanced life fullis the
ancient scripture. the word dwelling
among us full of grace and truth.
From early childhood until now.
his Life is seen to be a rare unity. 1t
is one The boy was father to ttc
man. The gentleness, the modrsty.
the sincerity, the moral truth of being
which have won the love and honor
of so many were marked qualities of
his childhood and youth. We who
fnew him then felt prophetically that
the child in the home. the boy ct
school. the student at college. the
man of affairs must follow the ancient
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
Monday, May 80, 1921.
AUGUSTA LOCALS
MEMORIAL DAT


In Memory of Soldier of the Civil
War
Close beside a messy maidstone
Leaning Ger lonely grave,
We will place a little symbol
OF our Country, true and brave.
1t will feel the heat of summer.
Bear cold winters chilling blast.
Feel the missiles that the NDrth-wind
Seatters as he hurries past.
Rain will fade it's bars of crimson,
Snow will fade its field OF blue.
Yet twill stand for all that's sacred,
All that's fine. and strong, and true
AS it guards a hero resting
In a deep and dreamless sleep.
While the brook his requiems singing,
And the pine trees vigil keep.
He was young, life's vista opened
But he heard his country calling,
And he fastened to obey.
Gave his life ~ make Our Country
A united land again.
One in thought and one in action.
Brothers all, on hill and plain.
Just a little bit of cambria,
FYuttering on the sweet spring air,
Yet I feel my pulses bounding,
And / breathe a whispered prayer,
MAY Our Flag, it's folds unsuilied,
Grandly float on land and sea.
May 1t stand for truth and justice,
Stand for love and liberty.
Not in vain were white lives given,
Pond hopes shattered, thrown away,
Still they live, still green their men,
And we honor them today.
-ROSAMOND REED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
ADJUSTMENTS
RARE TREAT is
PROMISED IN
HART PICTURE

Something really worth while
something bigger and better than has
! been seen here in months is what is
, promised at the Augusta Opera house
! today when William S. Hart appears
in his late st Paramount picture
} 'O'Malley of the Mounted" written
! by himself.
| To see William S. Hart in a West
! ern portrayal is like viewing some
historic figure of u past age-living,
! vivid!y real, eminently artistic. So it
is with "O'Malley of the Mounted"
In this thrilling photoplay, Mr.
Hart is seen as a member of the
Royal Northwestern Mounted Police
that famous organization which
| long has been source of terror to
| the lawless characters of the Cana
dian frontier, because of it's unfailing
! rule, never to quit until they have
captured the man or men they are
after
| Sent forth to capture a murderer
| he begins his quest only to find the
man he seeks, the brother of a wom-
/ an he learns to love. He resigns
rather than arrest the young man
! who, he learns, has justifiably killed
| q ScOundrel.
Eva Novak is a charming leading
! woman, and the support generally is
! excellent
! Other good things on the Opera
hous, program today and tomorrow
will be an Educational comedy and a
news feature. Because of the holt
day, evening prices will prevail at the
matinee today, but at the perform
ances Tuesday, the regular matinee
price will be charged.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
Notice to Contractors

Augusta. Maine, May IS, 1921.
Sealed proposals for the construc-
ton of the east wing to the Washing
ION State Normal School at Machias
and for repairs to the main building
VIII be received by the Board of State
Normal School Trustees until 1000 A.
NJ, June 18th. Contractors may bid
on the completed job, on the construc-
uon of the building, on the heating
and plumbing or on the lighting, ac-
c'rding to the plans and specifica-
IONS. Plans and specifications may
re secured from Bunker Il Savage,
afcnitects. Augusta, Maine. or from
-, ~ Thomas, Secretary of the Trus-
tees, Augusta. Maine
me right is reserved to reject any
HIr All proposals. Each must be plain
~, ~ marked on the outside OF the en-
SSelope and addressed to A. o. Thomas,
ss,vretary Normal School Trustees,
We usIa, Maine. y14toiunel1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
THOMAS MEIGHAN
TUESDAY IN "THE
EASY ROAD"

Thomas Meighan will be seen at
the Colonial theatre on Tuesday in
the Paramount picture, "The Easy
Road" Lila Lee and Gladys George,
both of whom are ususually popular,
are in the supporting cast. The story
is one of unusual interest and is also
q sensation photographically.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Lane and
Horace Ingraham motored down to
Squirrel Island, Saturday morning
for over the week end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30

ton. The grounds are in, first class
shape for picnic parties and the new
ly renovated hotel offers many ac-
commodations.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30

Miss Gladys Little entertained at
her cottage at Squirrel Island over
Sunday Misses Hazel Chernowsky
and Alice Stevens, both Of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30

Mrs. Brooks Brown and son have
gone to Wilton where they are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Tracy for
short time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
EXPRESS

local and Long Distance Furniture
s snd Piano Moving anywhere, any
s,ne. No road too long. Preston r.
sSeeeek,ns, Office 4 Willow Street. Tel.
~ ms,M:; Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30

C. w. Richards went down river.
Saturday morning, to Capitol Island
for a few days outing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
DAILYKENNEBEC JOURNAL
Telephone 1885

Cards of thanks. obituary notices. res
olutions Of respect, etc, Will De
line No charge less than 40 cents.
Subscribers who fail to receive the
Journal promptly will confer a favor
BY notifying the office Immediately
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30

In connection with the story of
the fire which occurred late Friday
might at the Nichols home. Mrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
"DINTY" THE BIG
FEATURE AT THE
COLONIAL TODAY

"Dinty" is here at last. This First
National picture, a Marshall Neilan
production, that has created no end
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30
LOCAL NOTICE.

Automobile washing and greasing
at old Cushnoc Hose house, Bridge
street. Prompt service. Clary & Ca
rey. 49, ,may2Sd6t.e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30

To anyone purchasing a
WHY'S Knight or Over
land car will be given a
tire, fr.nertrske and chains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30

To anyone purchasing a
Presto-lite battery will
be given 5 gals. MobiIoil
FREE.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-10

odevzdavali Il vchodu hlasy do
pfipraven6 skfinky. Pfemlonva-
nj neb agitovani nebylo doyo-
leno 4 kazdy mohl svobodnt
sv}m hlasem projeviti min6ni.
Die y$roku pf.tomntho po-
liceintho inapektora Graula
bude policie dale hlidati dovlz-
ku ml6karny a stale by Sc pry
tax, kdyby byla stavka skon-
Gena t1'valo by TAX dlouho az
by Sc pomtry uklidnily. w
Dor mestsk6 rady Sc sejde V
pondeli arci yaIne zmense
nou nadeji, re by snahy jeho
byly korunoyany nejaRym pod
statn6i$.m v5sledken
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-10
z VRAZDY OBZALOVANY Y
POROTOU OSVOBOZEN.

Po p6tihodinovem uvazova-
nj soudu Z lidu prohlaSen byl
IA nevinna Samuel Edwards,
ma nemz ulpelo podezreni, re
dne 3. zari pri loupcznem pre-
padeni ma Scovill ave. a vych.
%. Pl. zayraZdil Alberta Win
terse. S posledn6jsim byl Fred
Cline. 2200 Pearl I'd, ienz Sc
domn.1al Y Edwardsovi pozna-
Yati pravGho vraha ale sveda-
ctvi toto nemohlo patrne nikte-
rak porotu presvedtiti, re Ed
wards skutecne zlocin spachal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-10
ZMRZACENEMU
kRAJANOVI A JEHO
RODlNE.

As pred rokem prijel do
Clevelandu mlady krajan Jo-
sef Mach, roda6 2 Cesk6ho
Rrodu Sc zenou a roGnim di-
tGtem. Opustili VAST, ably zde
aalezli kus chlcba lep$i eXi-
stencil nezli doma, kde uzili va
lc6nych bed pine mile. Mach
slouzil 20 nekoIik rokd a byl
nekolikrate na italske fronte
zran6n a proto radostnt po-
gplchali pro lepsi budoucnost
~ more. kde take muz praci
nasel. nelal ntkolik mesicu d
Amerika Sc Sim zatAla zdati
skutecn6 zeml zaslibenou, kdyz
poicdnou st6sti iojich Sc po6a-
10 haiti. Stars rama ma noZe,
zpusobena odSttpkem italsk6-
no Srapnelu, pocala sc znoVu
jitliti, TAX re musel zanechati
pr1ce nohu l6citi az mu ko-
neen6 tyto dny byla Y nemoc-
nici sv. Alexise pod kolenem
odfiZnuta. Pray6 "a operace
povila donna opu5tena zcna no.
Ska a musela b5ti taktez cd
veZena do nemocnice, odkud
byla pred nedlynem propuSt6-
ma prdVe jako jeii mua. Vsech-
ny jejich penezni prostredky
jsou upln6 vycerpany a snadno
81 pfedstayime Zoufal6 jejich
postaveni a proto prosime kra-
iany, kterym to ponekud moz-
no, ably podali pomocn6 ruky.
Osobne jsme Sc pfesvedcih, ze
rodina skutetne pomoci potfe-
buje proto bude kazdy sebe
mensi darek jiste yitanym.
Mach potfcbujc um6lou no
hu, ably n n6iaky tyden mohl
nastoupiti praci, ale nema pc
n6z M jeji zakoupeni a bida
Sc ozHva stale hlasiteii nyni V
dobf vdnocni, iez ma byti pra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-10

snachanych proti prohibi5nim
zakon0m otpkava je pro spik
mutt trest az 2-etdho vezeni We
federalni trestnici neb pen6zita
pokuta az do $4,000 neb take
j otoji. 2a ostatni delikty jest
MONA pokuta AZ $500 "a kaz-
dy. Oba Sc Y roZsudku odVo-
laii k soudum vySSim.
Baronovi hrozi mimo toho i
propadnuti zaruky 100000,
kterou slozil iallo vclko-ob-
chodnlk lihovinani, ze pfesn6
bude dodrzovali vladni pred
pisy. pokud Sc wee spravneho
obchodoVanl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-10
POROTA UZNAVA VINNYMI
PRESTUPNIKY PROHIBIC-
MICH ZAKONU.

M. II. Baron, brooklynsky,
On. W hostinsky a pittsburg-
sky II. Barnett, byli vcera po-
rotou federalniho soudce We
stenhavera uznani vinnymi
spiknuti prod Volsteadove pre-
dloze tim, ze Sc pokouseli do
statu Ohia vpasovati koralku '
Gene S1,0O0.0O0. Ike Simon,
obchodnfk automobily Z Pitts
burgu, ienz byl spoluobzalo-
yanym sprost6n byl porotnim
kazde why.
Oba prTneisi byli uznani vim
nymi hned n6koliko Zlocinll
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-10
DIVE ZENY PREPADENY
V LEKARNE..
Vyldupeni broadwayske gaso-
love stanice. - Phi prevle-
kani dopaaeny lu9ic IA
vychodni SIS. al.
Y ltkarne 215O Central ave

Y ldkarne 2150 Central ave.
Sc nal6zala maiitelka t6ze pi.
Mary Spenzerova Sc slecnou
Zofii GrantoVou, 1924 vych.
g. ul., iez 2auiima misto kler-
ka, kdyz as o T. hod. veterni
vstoppili diva muzi a porucil5
by ODE aeny daily ruce vzhuru.
Bandit v5ak ukolistili jen poa-
he $500. natez prchli.
PodobnG navstdve Sc tesla
gaso!inova staniec Standard Oil
Co. 2700 Broadway, kan pfiSli
dva muzi a dotazovali Sc kler-
ka Jana Mackeye, 1920 Car
negie ave. ma ceny oleju, gaso-
linu, atd B6hem rozmIuvy W.
taa.l so jeden re zakazniku re-
volycrem a pfinutili klerka k
vydani "hubcne kofisti" pou-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-10
STAVRApI ODMiTAJi KOM-
PROMISNf NAVRH.
"a tajnGho hlasovani odevzda-
no 36l hlasu proti I61 pro
pokrAcovani stra jltu.

X v5eohecnemu pfekvapeni
odmitli ma vterej$i hromadn6
schulz V Carpenters Hall, vych.
Il. al. a Central Ave. stavkuji-
ci rozvazeCi mleka spoletnosti
The Telling Belle Vernon Co.
6tyrtetni kompromisni nayrh
vJboru m9stskt rady a roz-
hodli znaGnou yet5inou 36l
hlasu proti 16l hlastim, ably v
stavce hylo pokratoVano. Roz-
hodnuti toto vyliGuje zajistG
nejvymluvntji naladu mezi "a
m6stnanci. Vzdor tomu, re
mezinarodni organisator Will
liam Ashton, A. +. Knepper,
tajemnik unie, predseda spro-
stfedkovaciho vyboru radni
Cook j JIM tlenov6 tGhoz t6le-
sa Sc primlouvai,b by ma kompro
mis- bylo pristoupeno, byl tento
N velice houi.liveho jednani
zavrzen. MarnG bylo dokazo-
vani, ze neni mono. vynutiti
lepsich podminek lepsiho u
rovnani a ze dalsi boj jest bez-
uGelnym. setrvali stavkafi ma
stanoyisku, re praci We zname-
nj oteyfenG dilny nenastoupi.
Cook prohlasil, ze smirova-
cimu vTboru' "a t6chto pomerd
nezbude jina prace nez-li ozna
niti vTsledek hlasovani velko-
ml6karn6, vyzadati 81 jeii ma
zor a tento op6tne predloziti
2noyu uni, jinymi slovy pax
nelze mic jin6ho iici, nez re
celia stavkoyni situace sc ocita
opetn6 V mrty6m bodu a re o.
p6tne pohasla vtera vyslovena
,Lad6je, re Straik jeSt6 tento
tyden skonci.
Kdyz organisator Ashton
vtera pfetetl podminky kom-
promisniho navrhu, tazal Sc,
2da odpoyed' staVkafu bude
zniti "ano" ne "ne" iako Y
odpov6d' zahfm6lo "New
Kdyz nepomohlo vysv6tlova-
nj, odpovtdel, re Vysledek hla-
sovani musi byti respektovan
a re stavkujicim rozyazcc1m
Sc dostane cd mezinarodni u
nic pomoci k dalSimu boil.
S.aykuj.ci poukQzoVali, ze ma
bizena mZda jest tataz, pro niz
stdvka povstala. Hlasovani de-
10 Sc tajn6, Clenstvu rozdany
byly listky, ktere museli vypl-
niti mimo sin pax phi vstupu