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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
.n0MTR0st AlGH team
RAPs GUhhIs0M SATURDAY

Z I r - = -
The Montrose High School. basket
hall team came and saw and conquer
ed last Saturday night when they took
the Gunnison team down the Linz to
I final score Of IS to 10 Nont1ose
has IN excellent team, although one
which seems to be particularly train
ed in offensive work against weak
teams. Their offensive play has serv-
ed them well on the Western Slope,
bat when they run mp against the
Hiah Schools the verdict IL liable "a
Be slow music and flowers.
During the first half, Owens, fol
Nontrose, scored 1--WE field goals, By
reason Of poor Gunnison guarding
rather than any particular excellence
on Owens part On the other hand
Downing, Montrose star forward, fail.
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Raleigh Staples Overcome by Flames
AS Bunkhouse at Ranch Burns
Second Fire in a Week

Raleigh Staples, 2s years Of age, q
ranch hand, was burned to death il
q fire which totally destroyed tn
bunk house Of the Logan ranch. one
mile west Of Gunnison. early Wednes-
day morning.
According to Mr.. Logan. employees
Of Staples, the boy left the ranch
house at shout 1880 Monday night to
60 to bed in the small bunk house Z
few yards distant from the ranch
house. The origin Of the fire and de-
tails Of the boys death will never be
known, Is he was alone in the cabin
when It burned. After the IRE had
been extinguished. the bunkhouss
stove was found to have been filled
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
WIVES OF FlREMEN
ORGANIZE AUXILIARY

The wives of the firemen met last
night at the home Of Mrs. Rex Elling-
ton and formed q Ladies' Auxiliary to
the Firemen's gymnasium association.
Mrs. Ellington was elected president
Of the Auxiliary, Mrs. Mabel Stone.
vice-president and Mrs. Clara Brooke,
secretary-treasurer.
A committee was appointed to draw
up set Of bylaws and present them
at second meeting Of the Auxiliary,
which will take place Monday night
at the home Of Mrs. Stone.
Arrangements viii be made for
the ladies to use the gym three after
moons q week, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04

eight with coal. and it is presumed
that Staples retired about IL O'Clock,
after having filed the stove up. The
stove probably exploded and filed the
soom with gas, partially su6ocatins
tAe boy. The FIRE itself appears "a
have started from the logs immediate
~ behind the stove, - that part Of
the cabin had evidently been burning
longer than the further corner where
Staples slept.
The bunk house was substantial
structure Of heavy logs with a dirt
rvof, probably about ten feet square
- the inside. When the fire was dis
-etvered at 1880. flames were leaping
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I!

Yep, the country is sure 20
ing TO the dogs. Even the
rooster, that welI-known barn
yard fowl has emulated the
Bolsheviks and gone on . ram
Va Rad where i little 'ii Frssii
Patterson Of SaRda vas lAsk
week attaeked by = rooster md
sericusly meseed up. Az IN ex-
ample Of treat1neat due sueh
fadicale, the beg's father
prcmptly ct t)ze roostefsg
thyUGk 0oehl Wuuldnt that'
hep out t. dspletsd exchequsr
of Une3e 9am Il ~ epa1d handle
IL Hnxl6e rinke TIT WaV7
0enewhnt Do1oy bQt = GAe
wheee, ea1in6aaly 4 e4isieat
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
FORMER GuMM|s0n|1Es
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENTS

The following clippings from the
January issue q the COLORADO Alum
nus," organ Of the Alumni of the
State University, will prove Of interest
to Gunnison people:
"The engagement Of Miss Ernestine
Block, A. B. 'l9, to Clayton WykoR,
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. H. Block, Of
Denver. The announcement il the re-
suit Of = University romance. Miss
Block graduated in 1919 and was par
ticularly active in student affairs. She
was at one time president of the Wo-
mans League and . member Of Delta
Delta Delta sorority. Wykoh gradu-
ated from the University in 1916. He
was a member Of Sgma Chi and ID now
in the automobile business in Clayton,
New Mexico. No date has been ~
for the marriage"
Miss Block Is at present one Of he
most successful teachers in the Den
yer public schools.
"The engagement Of Miss Maurine
Fletcher Of Denver and ]. Russell
Caldwell has been announced in Dem
yer. Miss Fletcher is graduate Of
d. u, where she was q member Of
Sigma Kappa sorority. Caldwell was
. member Of Sigma Phi Epsilon while
in the University. He is ut present
engaged in the lumber business in
Denver. It is expected that the we'd
ding will take place next June and
the couple will make their home in
Denver" SAak ~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
ED MAHoNEY NOT
SERIOUSLY INJURED

Word has been received that Ed
Mahoney, who was badly injured last
week in fall from the cattle chute
in the railroad yards at Delta, is not
in as bad shape as was first reported.
He is now at his home in Grand june
tion, and beyond . number Of bad
bruises, he seems to be all right.
BE ID ON crutches and may be laid
up for month or two, but doctors
agree that there is no danger Of par
alysis or permanent disability.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
Those Naval Balloonists Haven't a
Thing on Montrose for Innepidity


players at Gunnison Sunday
DEATH
is
Mg Summer wsstn the msIcHy Y hange ont The negs
division Wouldn't Montrose whole
spaeey-A0ntrose Press.
Great ts rcdng r the & e Nontrose vhsn Sunday after
ten sntoosd .tss G hcving and gecaseus epsri
0booto1o te1npoEaeufe Gunndson
boys - lodeed of the Boys Club
Das.g t. .ht TT esA w fa se sad ssse ssdsg tee
z = - = - : = ss:a 20 ss = en - 4 ss.a
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
MRS. MORRISON
WILL LIKELY
RECOVER

News Champion herewith publishes
a letter which Miss Mildred Cowan re-
ceived from Mrs. F. J. Grace, niece Of
Mrs. Kellephene Morrison. which gives
details of the recent automobile acci-
dent to Mrs. Morrison and tells Of her
present condition.
Brush, Colo, Sat. Eve.
Dear Miss Cowan:
MRS. Morrison is doing remarkably
well, considering. OF course, abe has
been terribly uncomfortable, but ID
resting better now. She 10 gettina
ueed 70 the cast snd with the aeV
fracture bed, it Is going to be much
better. She has been conscious Ill
the time, or at least since ten minutes
after the ACCIDENT, and has been able
to talk all the time. She has normal
use Of her arms and left leg, while the
right leg is still q little numb. The
doctors are all very hopeful that she
will recover.
"We were about three miles east
Of Brush when the accident occurred
We were passing Ford truck; the
truck was out Of the road. Just al
We were passing It, the wheels cramp.
ed and shot into US, turning our cal
completely over, then the car went or
over and lit on it's wheels. It Ii q
total wreck, the engine was all that
was left.
Mrs. Morrison will be in bed f6r
some time. Can't tell, Of course, now.
The third lumbar vertebrae was frac-
tured, although the cord doesn't seem
TO have been, as she is getting bacl,
full control Of her limbs. She is very
cheerful, though, and am sure, is go
ing to be fine.
This is hastily written, but will give
you some idea Of the accident"
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
WALTER Balm IS
VICTORIOUS IN
TOURNAMENT

The Denver Athletic Club tourney
closed this week. and true to his form
Of tie past few weeks, Walter Balm
cleaned up his last opponent in the
heavyweight wrestling and was given
the championship Of his class in ~
tourney. His last match was with 4.
r. Cable Of Denver University, when
he threw in two minutes, eight seconds
with half Nelson The Aeeies scor-
ed in almost al the wrestling matches
and made an excellent showing IN
boxing.
The list Of winners in the tourney
follows:
Heavyweight Boxing
Bryan Campbell. Tramway, winner;
Jim Shirley, Quincy, runner-up.
158 Boxing
Ervon Hindes, Aggies. winner; Jack
Vernon, Monte Vista, runner-up.
Tom Comiskey, Independent, win
ner; Jimmy Clark, Shamrock, runner
up.
l35.pound Boxing
Paul McKeene, West Side, winner;
John Boneline, Knorr Club, runner-up.
125.Pound Boxing
Tom Eddy. West Side, winner; Earl
Moore, Tramway, runner-up.
ll6.pound Bexing
Chuck Roach, Independent, Club,
winner; Leonard Malady, Laramie,
Midwest, runner-up.
lo0-pound Boxing
Joe Dayton. Shamrock, winner;
Young Newley, West Side, runner-up.
Heavyweight Wrestling
Walter Balm, Aggies, winner; A. h.
Cable, ID. u, runner-up.
166-pound Wrestling
Paul Paulson, Greeley Y. NJ. C. A.,
winner;- Chas. Roth, d. u, runner-up.
Time 11:O7; body scissors.
1l5-pound Wrestling
Orville Northrup, AgRies, winner;
r. w. Stewart, Quincy, runnerup-.
135-p0und WreSl1ing
Greeley Anderson. Aggies, winner;
Walter Mayer, Mines, runner-up.
Prof. B. F. Ross Of Montrose was in
Gunnison last Saturday visiting his
daughter, q student ct the Normal,
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
B'ooful Spring

News Champion 10 bearer Of
the glad tidings thet ycu may
now trundle out the Ftivver ard
lay away your vintee benny.
Regardless of tie 1act thnt the
meIllnown ground hawg show
ed his phixs st TIE wrong dme
Wednesday, ~ maiutn1n thet
N tie siens point e - alnaoet
inmediste sprinG. J011 Ieeeae
killed . ny this weeks Clha5tey
nSree allows ~ b0de are swell
\ s1|66 an6 fhroe peonas hays -
I'd - f6st b NewD-C Chnmptea
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
NORMAL TO
PLAY EAST
SLOPE GAMES

The Normal Basketball Team has
completed arrangements for . three
game schedule on the Eastern Slope.
beginning February 18th On that
date they will play d. U. At The
Dsavef T., School Of Mines af Golden
% the 18th and . return game with
Greeley ON the 18th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
W. R. KREUTZER LEAVES
FOR FORT COLLINS POST

w. R. Kreut1er, for many years
Supervisor Of the Gnnnison National
Forest, left Thursday night with
his family for his new post ss District
Supervisor at Fort Collins. Before
his departure, Mr.. Kreutzer was pres
ented with q handsome travelling bag
BY the members Of the Office force ct
Gunnison Forest headquarters, which
Seid hv b;s IL .ns assoe;sses cunnsnn ne I'll, n
miss the Kreutser family. both in =
been closely identified with the interest
Of our city for number Of years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
DR.. GOOD PUBISHES FIGURES
ON SALE OF RED CROSS SEALS

The proceeds Of the annual sale Of
Christmas Seals by the Red Cross
for the benefit Of victims Of tubercu-
charge Of local Red Cross affairs, with
Miss P. A. Mercier rs secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
DON'T FORGET sTHE PEN
NANT.s FEBRUARY II AND II

Don't miss seeing sThe Pennantr
fssruary R Ia a1a sad @ issa. Is pIsy s.;
wi1l be staeed at tie UnlqeS Thea4zs
|aad the precesds an T. s. dividsl g
Nefmal 1e1hool a1d - b1 III
Dlay . uell worth II pGieA Coa1e
q ma hslp IT, fwo ors;sisliisss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
SEED DISTRIBUTION READY,
SAYS CONGRESSMAN TAYLOR

Congressman Taylor advises that
his annual distribution Of vegetable
and flower seeds il now ready FOR all
persons residing in the Fourth Con-
gressional District.
Anyone wanting the seeds may have
them upon written request to Hon
Edward 7. Taylor. 265 House Office
Bldg- Washington, d. C. Such re-
guests should be in his Office before
March 9Th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
EDNA SCHMIDT. FORMERY OF
THE NORMAL. DIES IN CAL

Miss Edna Schmidt, who win be
remembered as teacher Of Dramatics
at the Gunnison Normal School last
year. died January 18th at Santa
Barbara, California, following IN
operation for acute appendicitis. The
remains were shipped to Peoria, Illi-
nois, for interment.
Mark Osborne is reported very
i'll this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
WILD RUMOR VERIFIED

Fred Winters started in bright and
early Tuesday morning, the first, to
resume his job as yardmaster at the
local railroad yards. Fred has been
taking things easy for the past 30
days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
CITY COUNCIL
NET TUESDAY

The regular meeting Of the city
council Tuesday night was mostly Q
matter of routine. Several expense
bills were allowed and recommends
tions Of Fire Chief Brewer were heard
and approved.
Chief Brewer gave the results Of
the tests made last week Of "Foamite
Firefoam," . patent chemical ex-
tinguisher,- and recommended that q
quantity Of the compound be purchas-
ed. In the tests conducted, the COM
pound was shown to be especially ef-
fective in handling gasoline and oil
fires.
The council voted to purchase two
3-gallon tanks of the compound.
Chief Brewer further recommended
new chassis for the fire: truck with
view to getting more power out Of
IL.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04

The Delta High School basket ball
team will play Gunnison at the Highh
School gym Friday at 7:30 p. m. The
Delta team is being coached this year
by Paul Wright, who is teaching
Manual Training in Delta High School.
Gunnison will be further crippled in,
this game by the absence Of Ernie
Foster, who is very sick.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
MAN BURNS TO DEATH
I'M LOGAN RANCH FIRE
GUNNNIsON HIGH SrARTS
BASKETBALL TRIP NEXT WRKl

Gunnison starts Oh on . three days
basketball trip next Thursday. They
will play Montrose Thursday night
Hctchkiss, Friday and Paonia on Sat
urday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04

Mrs. r. D. vanAken returned Sum
day morning from Julesburg. Colo,
where she has been visiting her son,
Ray for the past two months and get
ting acquainted with the little grand
daughter who arrived three weeks
ago in Rays family, named Irene
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller left on
Wednesday night for six weeks visit
in Kansas City and other eastern
points. While away they will visit
Arthur's sister, Mrs. Lillian Cunning
ham, of Caney, Kansas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04

Mrs. c. H, Cowan and daughters re-
turned Monday from Denver, where
they have been spending an enjoyable
week with Representative Cowan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
JUNCTION NAY
GET REFORM
SCHOOL SOON

According to Representative J. J.
vandemoer Of Mesa County. the
State Reformatory, now located at
BuenA Vista, may be transferred "a
Grand Junction in the near future.
The principal reason given for the
proposed change is that the city Of
Grand Junction will offer more op-
p0rtunities for reconstruction Of boys
from the reform school than win
Buena Vista, which is essentially q
mining And cattle raising center.
Grand Junction not only offers farm
ing and cattle raising, but the many
industrial and commercial advantages
of city. At the same time, the
metropolis Of the Western Slope ID
not 20 large but what the authorities
would be able to keep . check ON the
paroled members Of the institution.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04

Everett Miller, who was operated
on last week at Salida for appendicitis,
had severe setback and was for .
time in grave danger Of his life. At
last reports he was well on the way to
recovery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04

President Quigley Of the Normal left
yesterday for Delta to attend meetings
Of the school teachers Of the county.
He will be gone three or four days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
Sunset and evening star
And one clear call for mel
And may there be no moaning q

Anu may tuefc DC NO mourning "
the bar
When ! put out to sea.
But such tide as moving seems asleep,
Too full for sound or foam,
When that which drew from out the
boundless deep,
Turns again home.
Twilight and evening bell
And after that the dark;
And may there be no sadness of
farewell,
When / embark.
For tho from out this bourne Of time
and place,
The flood may bear me far,
hope TO meet my Pilot face to face,
When have crossed the bar.
-Tennyson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04
MRS. Lewis i, EAsTERLY DIES
At DE- re. HOSPITAL IN SAL|OA

home lie. She was q member Of the
local chapter Of the d. A. r. and Of
the Christian Church, which she Joined
early in life. Her quiet faith, absolute
integrity Of character and immediate
and generous response TO all in need
gave silent witness to her Christian
belief.
The funeral will be held from the
Community Church in Gunnison Sum
day afternoon at 200 o'clock. The
Rev. Glenn Davies will give the fun
eral sermon.
Deepest sympathy is extended by
the entire community to the sorrow
ing relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-04

Prof. B. F. Ross Of Montrose was IN
Gunnison last Saturday visiting his
daughter, = student ct the Normal,
and incidentally lending his moral
and vcce! Ctpps1e = ~ 1gsuf1sss
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PkEDViDANA BOURE Sc
NEDOSTAVILA.

DneSniho GaSneho rama do
Sci do Clevelandu 2 hlavni me-
teorologicke stanice We Wash
ingtonu varovny telegram, O.
znamujfci pflchod boure. je2
sc m6la dostaviti dopoledne
ale jak jiz byva zvykem, ne
pfisla. Boufe povstala vecer G
10. hod. ma jezere Superior
kolem severniho pobrezl jeZei
Michigan a Huron. smer Vi
chrice pax nasv9dtova, re ro2
buraceny aivel by mohl vyko.
natl i nevftanou navStevu Il
mas.
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We Francii vySIa kniha IA
chran6na" cd Charlesa a Hen
ryho OmessG, ktera vzbudila V
Pafizi velky rozruch. Autori
liGi historii mlade Rusky Ma
RE BerdiCevy, ktera tvrdl, lie
ie byvalou velkou kneznou Ana
stazii re jedina jako Zazra-
KEN byla zachranena We stras-
ne, vrazedne noci, V nlz bylo
~ Kshubena celia carska rodina.
A3zce postfelenou odnesl pry
tiif a tax zachranil jakysf' tru-
hiaf q JekatGrinoburku, ktery
m doprovodil pres Japonsko do
.spojenych Stati. ze nejde o
nDdvodnici, toho d1kazem je O
.niessAm skutecnost, ze divka
inechce uplatnovati narok1 ma
lineni RomanovcG, kter6 je IL
lozeno V ciZin6 II velkych bank.
FJak dfvka tvrdi, pfisahala, re
Fsf VIDA jmena j majetku sv6
brediny. Pom6rv carskeho dvo-
FRA a rodiny znA talk presne. ze
: to bylo by d6kazem ieji prav-
domluvnosti. Nenf-li Berdifeva
skute6n9 byvalou velkou knee
nou. ie pry pozoruhodnou visi-
.onafkou, nadanou ohromnou
|'fantasii. Jeii liteni Zazitych
|iutrap ie pry dzasne.
Is Tenor Josef Mann raner
mrtvici ma jevist;. z Berlina, 5
zafi. (P. zp.) Ia pTedstaven'
Verdiho opery Aida" We stat
nj opere. byl o o. hod. ve6erni
pojednou ranen mrtvicf p9vec
Josef Mann a klesl ma ievisti
mrtev. Predstaveni bylo preru-
Seno.
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PREDNASKOVA SCHUZE
SVAZU SVOBODOMYSL-
NYCH.

VCera veGer konana byla V
Besfdkach Narodni' Sine ma
Broadway pravidelna mesicni
schuze Mfstniho Sdruzeni Sva
zu Syobodomyslnych, do KITE
re pozvah jako prednasec p.
J. V. Lunak. tajemnik Mar I'll.
Radu {. $. p. S. VZhledem k
tomu, ze We Sya2u jest zastou-
peno pres padesat rdznych
spolku a organisaci pfimych
Glena jest pres Sedes;,t, dala
Sc otekavati v6t5i naySt6va.
Po pfedstaveni pfedsedou p.
Fr. Vrnakem. p. Luhak pfetetl
nekoHk vynatku z "krAloVic-
k6ho ObZoru", iako dohad,
re V osvobozene ylasti veden
jest stale boj me2i silami kle-
rikalismu a pokroku. ZvlaSte
zaiimala Zminka o pov6stnen
Iskovi, ienz podle vseho j !
Cechach pokra6uje We sve po'
dryya6n6 praci proti Ceskoslo.
yenske republice. Na 20 p. Ll'
max rozhoyofil Sc o vzniku I
vyvoji ceskoamericke svobodC
mys1nosti, o2natiy spravnt
Jednotu c. S. P. S. jake iej.
! kolGbku. PfednaSka So libila Z
byla pozorn6 yyslechnuta. ma
Gez pax konana jednaci Schi
re Mistniho Sdruzeni Syazt
Svobodomyslnych.
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SPADI. 5 AUTEM STO STOP
IiLUBOkO.

William Kettle, 58-lety, by
TEN els. 1880 vych. 50. III.
ztratil kontrolu mad svym au-
TEN a toto prorazilo ma zap.
10. I'll. a Auburne Ave. S. w.
plot a skutailo sc do hloubky
as 100 stop. D9kuje svdi III
vot jen okolnosti, re stroj jeho
byl uzavfenym kupem, V nemz
pfi padu byl vlastn6 uvazn6n.
Byl sice potlucen dosti znatn6
ale nikOli nebezpeGnd.
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SI.AVNOST v s. P. j.
Vzpomenut0 bylo stribrnsho
jubiIea illinoisksho welkovybo-
ia Ia pritomnosti hosti
Cieveiandu.

Chicago, 26. zari. - Slav-
most, nanejvyse zdaTila, Wy
znamenayaiici Sc pravou Sc
sterskou druznosti, slavnost
krasna, jake zffRka kdy byva-
me II mas svedky, konala Sc
vcera odpoledne V sfni 6esko-
anglicke svobodomysln6 skoly
ma 18. ulici. Oslavil tam zpd-
sobem nanejvySe ddstOjnym
velkovybor Sesterske Podpo-
ruiici Jednoty statu Illinois,
jednG nasich nejv6tsich
iednot - 25-lete trvani sve. X
radostn6 t6to oslav6 dostavilo
Sc neobycejne mnozstvi Gle
mex t6to TAX velice oblibene
iednoty, jakoz ce.a dlouha
rada jejich pf'iznivcu pfa-
ltel. Zeimena ale k Zvy5enf
radostne nalady pfispelo, re Sc
dostavila tetna delegace velko
lvyboru S. p. j. statu Ohio, ja-
koz j Gstredniho vyboru Gle
velandu, ma dnkaz, jak oprav-
du sestersky pom6r panuje
men sbory riznych statd.
Celia slavnost vyznamenaya-
la Sc neobytejne krasnym pro
| gramem, jehoz proyedeni Sc
ltkalo Sc $ tim nejlep5im zda-
rem. kazdou chvili po skonte
nj iedn0tlivych eisel prOpuka-
valo obecenstvo v bouri potle-
sku. Zejmena ale pravOu
bouri pot eSku odmen6-
ma byla hned zahajovaci rec
predsedkynf vel kovyboru sta.
tn Illinois, pi. Marie Smrcko-
We. Stejny pOtlesk byl udelem
ale y8ech ostatnich fecl, pred
nesenych pl. Marii Ii$koyou
slaynostni feGnici a Zaklada.
telkou yelkoyyobru a pax pi
| Cecilii Vlachovou, predsedky
nj velkovyboru S.P.J. statu O.
hio.
| Zajfmavou rec predne
sla take pi. Marie. HAjkova
pfedsedkyn6 ustredniho vybo
ri S.P.I v Clevelande, IA kite.
rgzto 'vybor sonGasne nj 81
ma slavnost dostavily pi. Ma
rie Zemanoya, tajemnice, pi
kristina HuSpaskova, ucetnic'
a pi. Marie RGzitkova, poklaC
nice tohoto vyboru. Vedle nicl
prijely Y Cleve' andu jeSte sc
stry pi. Anastazie Balounova ;
pi. Marie St6dronska.
Sesterskd Podporujici Jed
nota eta pritomne 1855 Gle
mex, 2 nich7 1861 Jest V Hi
noisu.
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DNES JEST POSLEDNf DEN
VEREJNEHO SLYSENf o
sTAVBE NADRAzf MA
SQUARU.

Ma ycerejsim slysenf Osv6t-
loval novy projekt stavby osob
niho Union nadrazf ma name
sti O. P. Van Sweringen, jenz
spolu 5 bratrem ma ma noy6m
planu nejv6tSich zajmu re sta
noviska ylastnfho a vypocita-
val vsechny vyhody, ktere
mas uskutecn6nfm stavby oce-
kavaif. TAX cestuiici mezi
Rocky River a Public Squarem
zkrati 81 dobu dnesni jizdy az
0 30 minut a podobn6 tomu
bude II jinych mezim6st-
skych trait. Dale pocital co
novy podnik bude yyna5eti. DO
jeho vyyodu zasahoval dotazy
j poznamkami vddce oposice
stavby ma nadrazi a horlivy
pf1vrzenec stavby II jezerniho
pobfezi Peter Witt. Van Swe-
.ringen prOhlasil, ze by oper0-
.yani clevelandskych poulic-
Mich drah dokazal mnohem
levneii, nez-li tomu jest dnes
"a mestske kontroly. Jedinec
by mohl usporiti znatn6 obno-
sy zmenSenim vydejn "a ne
ktert 1fadovny, jez by zee a
dobre molly odpadnouti, ani2
| by jejrh zbytetna tinnost by
la pohre8ovana.
Dnes bude s'yseni die sloS
vysetfoyatele II. w. Clarka
zakonGeno a vypracOyany IA
| yer zaslan bude Mezistatn
Obchodnf komisi ye Washing.
tone, ktera 0 stavbd konecnt
rozhodne. Pratele InySlenky
stavby ma nadrazi jsOu pre-.
sy9Geni, ze plan jejich budt
Ivit6znym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
POZDRAV L CHICAGO.

Velkovybor S. p. j. V Illinois
oslayuje 25-lete tryani a iubi-
leini sIavnost znamenite Sc
vydai'ila, jak nam oznamuje sc
srdetnym pozdravem ma naSe
Gtenarstyo clevelandska dele
gace spolkovyeh pracovnic, sc
stavena z dam NJ. Zemanove,
NJ. Liskove, Kr. Huspaskov6
AnastaZie Balounove, Antonio
Mazatov6, A. Brychtovt, G.
Vlachove, Marie RGaickovf q
Mar. Stedronske. Ia laskavou
yzpominku naSe dfky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
ZALEKL Sc KU KI.uX
KLANU.

+ VellIym hrdinou jiste neni
Charles Arnson, obchodnik su
dy, 1887 East Boulevard, KITE
ry vGera vecer jel domG, ale
byl nucen ma Helena Ave. a
Linn Drive, N. E. zastaviti, a.
by sprawl n6co ma motoru. Po-
jednOu Sc obratil - a spaste
du5i, spravedlivi lide - 2 kro
vim vystupovaly dive zakukle-
ne postavy. Jedna bEa V bi-
lem, druha V cernem rubaSi,
ma hlavach vysoke pokryvky a
V rukach elektricke lucerny.
Arnsonovi spadl0 razem srdce
do kalhot. Ano, to jsou oni, ii
prokl Ku Kluxove. Hrdina
mel sotva tasu vskociti do au-
ia, spustiti motor a ia chvili
ma to Sc mu podafi!o vypravo-
vati tajemne dobrodruzstvf po
Iicii. Tato pfijela ma misto a
serzant Thielman letaci ska
dronou 13. precinktu take oba
! Ku KlIxy dopadl. Byli to diva
kluei, jeden IA. a druhy 13-le-
ty. IDA Arnson ia sve hrdin-
styi dostane medailii, tom
az dosud nieehO neni Znamo.