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Arizona republican., 1921-04-30
California Solons
 Pass Bill To Aid
 World War Vets
IRepubIican A. P. Leased Wire1

IHepubIIcan A. P. Leased VITO
 SACRAMENTO, Calf, April B. The legislature today passed the final bill of a program of relief measures for former service men advocated by the American Legion. The program involves submission of a bond issue of $10.000. GOO to the people to pro- vide revolving funds for faFm and home loans, loans for purchase of live stock and equipment, and provide scholarships for men whose educa- tion was interrupted by their war service
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30
.Porfugese Steamer
 Grounds In Dense Fog
IRepublIcan 4. ?. Leased WIre1

l'~fs~Ss'SSs' ~ - ~SaoSS WI
 BLOCK ISLAND, R. l., April B. Three hundred passengers tonight were taken off the Portuguese steam CT Mormugao which ran aground on the west bank of Block island in a from Lisbon to New Bedford and New York. It is planned to transfer the remaining l48 passengers tomor- row morning An effort to flot the vessel will be made at high tide to- morrow afternoon.
 One of the holds was full of water tonight, but the extent of the damage to the steamer could not be deter mined.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30
Judge Sentences TlDo
 Suspects To Attend Church For 6 Months

tRepubfIcan A. P. Ieased Wfrc1
 CHICAGO April 29-Arrested on suspicion, tw men today were sen- fenced to attend church for six months by Judge Haas in the po- lice court
 Were reformed" they pleaded. We aren't in the pickpocket business anymore"
 The two, Frank Ward and Elmer Abartnott, were ordered to furnish the probation officer with a letter from the pastor of the ct,urcb they attended each week
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30
GEEK AID FOR MExicANs

FOHT WORTH, Texas., Apr1l zy. "A telegraphic appeal was made to Fort Worth and immediate vicinity. Aid in getting the foreignore back into Mexico is sought as well as food and clothing for them while they are moving.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30

- ncae controversy in the view @ eo determine how much Ger -1s can pay and make her pay that
 M as explained. however. that
 AnAnk that would prevent Ger recuperation and the taking " Ter proper place in the economic ~1o Is to bc guarded against.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30

A monument was recently unveiled at the Tir National in Brussels to the men and women executed during the German occupation.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30

Pa, aged Il years, saved little girl from drowning in Toms river at Ocean Gate, N. J.. July IS. 1919: and Clyde D. Webster, Dillon. Mont, who attempted to save two women from drowning at Dillon, July ?, 1920.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30
Konsas City Police
 Round Up Radicals
lRepubIican A. p. Leased Wire]

KANSAS CITY, April 29-Police tonight began a roundup of all known radicals in the city. Announcement was made that the raid was pre- cautionary move in connection with possible radical disturbances May 1. Inflammatory pamphlets have been scattered widely in both Kansas City. Mo, and Kansas City, Kan. where the packing houses are located. the authorities said.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30
SCHUYLER GETS
 SALVADOR POST

WASHINGTON. April 29.-Presi- dent Harding today nominated Mont gomery Schuyler of New York to be minister to Salvador.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30

Colored soldiers of New York state have adopted a uniform of French horizon blue coat, chasseur cap, red trousers and gaiters.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30
rRAINMEN REsr TOMORROW

BRUSSELS. April 2s.-The. rail- road men have decided to do no work on May 1. This will cause a com plete tie-up of the Belgian roads. The Brussels tramways will also suspend operations on that day.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30
ASKING TOO MUCH

For goodness sake, Mary. What is all that noise in the kitchen ?"
 What yo'all expect, Mum? Yo'an think I kin break three dishes an a plattah widout makin' a noise, huh?' Richmond, Times s-Dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30

Each member of the American le- zion post in West Warren. Mass, who marries is presented with gift of s25.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30

Field clerks in the United States army are the only ones of any stand ing who are entitled to an annual bonus of $240
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30
Effectipe Monday, May 2

The Goodrich Company Makes This Readustment of Prices to Meet New Conditions and to Benefit All Tire Users
 Reduction Includes
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
VYDAVAL Sc "a ADVO-
KATA.

Ma zatykac, vydany pol. Ia
lobcem Rosenbergem ma poza-
dani Advokatni komory, Zat-
cen byl vcera Stepan Pavlak,
BIT zap. Ill. ul., jelikoz fa-
leShym predstiranim, re jest
pravnikem, vylakal ma panl
nj. Derbesove, 2269 st. Clair
Ave. $1,000 "a. kteryzto OBJ
nos slibil, re vymGze osvobo-
zeni ieiiho syna, odsouzeneho
do robotarny. DIE vysetrovani
taiemnika Advokatnf komory,
Abenethyho, nebyl pfipusten
Pavlak k vykonavani pravnie-
ke prakse.s ielikoz nedostal
podminkam tGto organiSace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
"ZAVET".

P9kne drama Josefa Stolby
"Zavet" patti zaiiste mezi hrv,
ktere mali miti trvaleho mista
V repertoire nasich ochotni-
ckvch sborG. Jest to prace
ucinna a kdykoli bylo po nj sa-
hnuto, vzdv Sc libila bude IL
biti Sc ieSte dlouho. Nam6t dra
matu wat Jest re aivote nase-
no selskeho lidu, kterv Sc az
dosud asnon ma naSich jevi-
st'ch osv6dcil iako neipritazli-
veiSi. Hra nastudovana Drama
tickvm Sborem Tvl a sehrana
hude zitrniSi velkorocni nede-
Ia v Cesl1e .Narodni Sini na
Broadway v obvvklou hodinu.
Pr divadle i pozd6iSi tanecni
zahava nGinkovati bude kapela
sokolska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
EX-KAISER DELA MRZU-
TOSTI.

Iondyn. 24. bfezna. - Ho-
landsko ievf nepokoi mad po-
cinanim 81 bvvaleho kaisera "
Doornu. ienz svvrni politick1-
mi llvahami a brozurami ruSi
hollandskou pohostinnost a
zem uvSdi V nesnaze. Byvalv
cfsar slibil Holland 'anIlm, ze
"a svfho pobvtu v Doornu bu-
de dalat dobrotu a sveho poll
tick6ho tlachani zanecha, abv
neutralita Nizozemi ieho roz-
umv netrp6la. Kaiser vsak na-
psal liz nakolik broanr a vhGi
zpravodaiilm ochotne vvklada
sv6 politick6 nazorv, kterV5to
fakt liz mnohou r,rzutost Fo-
landsku zpHsobil. Jeho hVvale-
mn VeliGenstvn Dude tudia ma
fi7ero. abv vseho politick6ho
polamisovani nechal. nechce-li
Sc dockat vthostu 2 kraii ho-
landskHch. Podobn6 niist6ni
bude ex-kaiserovi dnes ohlaSe-
no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
DETEkTIVOVE
lHecCUZENI.

bach, Bauensko, "a.
pre-. Zdejsl krlninalni a
okresnl so.G Goslal vGera Ame
ritany X. NeuLa oatnact N
slcn a Fred Zimlner.. Tovntz
ia patnact meslcG do ve1eni.
ProVlnlIi Sc v1Gi nemecke VIA
dc tim, re 'pokusili sc untsti
povestneho americkeho WHY
bate Bergdolla a prepustit jej
Wade americke. Bergdoll je
milionaf, pGvodu n6meckeho,
ienz "a svetove valky odvodu
sc vsemozne vyhybal a konec-
ne, do vlasti svych rodiGG u
prchl. Bl;ze Mosbachu V Ba-
densku koupil 81 krasnou villu.
Ryvali americti vojaci Neuf a
thinner rozhodli Sc tudiz ma
vlastni vrub sbeha zajmouti.
Phi pokusu tom byli vSak sami
nemeckou policii zatGeni a
pred soud postaveni, ktery tax
pfisny trest Jim vymeiil a z
kterehozto vynosu die mezina-
rodniho prava nemohou Sc nj
kan odvolati.
Washington, 25 brezna. A
mericka vlada pozadala for
maine vladu nemeckou w.
aani Bergdolla a propustani
Neufa Zimmera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
DETSKY KARNEVAL VICE
SKE SIM SOKOL MA 4.
CLARK AVE. .

Patronat Cesk6 Svobodo-
mysln6 Skoly ma zapadni stra-
ne usporada pro mladez zitfej
siho odpoledne o 2. hod. Det-
sky Karneval pfi hudbe p. X.
Blabolila. Skolni ditky V prii-
vodu rodiCn mali vstup volny.
Zabava naSich neimladSich bu
de zaiist6 hoine navStivena.
iak doufa zabavu poradaiici
vvbor. Odporucujeme naSi We
Teinosti s poznamkou, abv ma
s Skolv "a zadnych okolnosti
ncbylo Zapominano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
JAKE BUDE ZfTRA
~POCASf?'

Povetrnostni prorok E. III.
Emery, zdejsi meteorological
stanice nepredpovida vBem
tenn, kdoz 81 opatrih, jak byva
zvykem, neco noveho k veliko-
nocGm valne pfilezitosti, aby
Sc tim Ultra ma naSich prone
nadach mohli pochlubiti. Byv
dotazovan. vykrucoval Sc We
tou: "ze pocasi jest prilis ne
stale, take neni mozno urGiti,
jak bude zitreisi velkonocni
nedele."
Jest pry ale nadGje, re vSi-
chni paradnici Ultra mohou
sluSne zmoknouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
KRAKONOS.

Omladina T. A. KnmenskV.
Tfs. A. cahraia 7ftSeiSi ned6ln
" Cesko-Amer;rk6 Sfni M
Quincy Ave. n6knou narodni
bachnrku Krakonos ve 4 led
nanich, Y r,nziaktich 1cinkuie
vVbnrna hudba. ktara zahraie
M divadln i mlade5i do kola
Zacatnk lest Z hod. odpoled-
nj q pofadatelstva I'VE ceskou
vereirost X fntn6 navsteve. a.
bv dorost mas cerpal takto
prokazan6 prizne chut'. pfizen
q lasku k dalsf cinnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
NOVA PHEDLOHA o So D.
MICH RUCITELiCH.

Novy zakon senatora A. A.
Daye q Cleyelandu, jednajici
o novych narizenich stran soud
mich zaruk byl domem pfijat a
stane Sc podpisem guverhera
Davise pravoplatnym. Tyte Sc
Jen Cuyahoga okresu a byl V
zakonodarn6 odporuGovan ne
jen Clevelandskou Advokatni
komorou ale soudcovskym
sborem.
Zakon zameziti ma Ginnost
femeslnych rucitell a upraviti
jinak cely zarukovy dnesni
system, ktery skutecn6 napra~
Wy potfeboval. Pfedsedajicimu
soudci jest danO nyni pravo
jmenovati bondoveho komisa-
re, ktery Sc musi kazde ga
ruce presv6dciti, zda by byla
take nastalem pripade jista,
pokud Sc slozeA penez tyte.
Kazdy obzalovany, drive neZ
bude zaruka stanovena, musi
byti vysetren, zejmena jeho
pfipadny trestni rekord, ktery
bude ma ZvlaStnim listkovem
seznamu zaveden. Kazdy ruci-
tel pax bude museti odpfisah-
nouti, re. mu ruceni jeho ma
jetkove pomery dovoluji a pro
padle zaruky re mohou byti
po pripade vteleny ma jeho ne
movity majetek. Penez propa-
dlych' uzito bude pro fond ur-
ceny k stihani uprchlych Zlo-
cincG.
Dnes jest dosud nezaplace-
no znacne mnozstvi propad-
lych zaruk, die odhadu S263,-
900 q t6chto penez vykolekto-
vano bylo $1162 a 1traty ko-
lekci obnasely $1682, takze L.
fady vlastne doplacely. Dosud
bylo velice snadno vyZouti Sc S
povinnosti zaplacenl zaruky a
v samotnem CleveIanue Sc Zdr-
zuje 10 muzG, ktefi mali zapla
It'll vice jak SO zaruk.
ZameZenim femeslneho ru-
citelstvl bude ZmenSena Zlo-
cinecka vlna, prohlaSuje autor
move predlohy, senator Day.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
PRVNl ViTEZST'Vi KaT.I.
COVSK,E UNlE..

Dc sporu organiSovanyci
krejcich, 'hnouciho Sc cd /
zari minulero roku, utin6n byI
prvni prulom, Jal o2namujc VI,
J. Silinsky, sekretai ~ tri Il
ME. Stalo Sc tax V jedne men,
dime na Zapadni strane, jeJi2
majitele pi.istoupili ma znovu-
@rizeni zakladny tydenni pra.
ce, jak pozaduje unie a re Ia
mnejsi demictyo uniove zapot-
ne pracoyati jiz pfiSti ponde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
D. Josefd D0lej$e,

hoz eesna scanka ulozena byla e o. bezna, rodnen
pozemku hfbtove woodandsk6m
Zejmena dekujeme Ct Radu Jan Chlumu g. c. S. B. P.
j. vsani deputace pohfeb zaupci hoz Lencov
6chy pima sova dome snuu hrbtove pronesena We
novan asne kv6ny Dekupe sdecne FIR Sakydov pro-
oven doemne ec poedniho uzka zesnueh dale Ct karteu
Sxov Spkovi pl Stechove Vokounove zapen
tecnh zpev Neskonam diky cime zavazani ST. Mae Sk
den W snahu pomoc nasemu drahemu znulemu venova
dale sbou Anna Sazavska e 6 j. c. d. bor Zeny
Pokroku, {. 55 S. P j., vefene projevy casopech.
Di1y necht prijmou ct praee Neumanu Cemakd Elsni
eli Baltimore Nd sousra nam zaslanou Ct rodinam Ko
mmkd Lnskych Warren Ill., Cevelandu proev ousta
sti casopise. -
Sdecne dky necht pfijmou vsichn patee znami kve
Diary delnic Cd Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
slan kasne key Soucane dky poevueme kvetinar Tom
Ismu adne vyzdobeni smueniho poko pamami poArob
nku Fr Markovi kazdem ohedu pecve vprave
pohbu Vsichn, ktef sousras svoi roevi kteri
upni nasem mas e necht pjmou vse dob nam ucnene
nase neskonae diky. Vdecn
MARIE DOLEJS truchici manzelka
JAM SYM JAN DOLEJS brat; MARIE FANTA tchyns JOSEF
ANTON VIZNER, svalfi, a pfatele
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
Doznavaii, ze chtsli falso-
,ati vysledky scitani v Cesko-

|oZAA0S 0JAt AC ~hsSH AUASO
vati vysledky scitani v Cesko-
slovensku. Videnska "Deut-
sche Nachrichten" pfinaseji
zpravu, niz pravi: "V po-
slednich dnech cestoval jisty
pocet nemeckych student6,
prislusnych do Ceskosloven-
ska, do sve domoviny, aby Sc
tam zucastnili scitani lidu".
Byli vsak ma hranicich zadrze-
nj a 'nevpusteni do repubhky.
Poslanci' mali nyni zakrociti.
Jet zajimavo, re nemecke Ii
stylvidenske doznavaji zamer
nemeckych studenti falSovati
vysledky scitani. Ostatne tech,
kdoz Sc prokazati mohli stat
MIN pfislusenstvim do repu-
bliky, bylo velmi malo. =
Policie We Znojms sesazena.
pfi pokusu videnskych bursa-
kd mafiti vysledky scitani We
Nnojmd, ukazalo Sc, re zno-
jemska policie, slozena vetsi-
nou 2 N6mch, neni spolehliva.
Proto bylo naiizeno, ably muz-
stvo nahrazeno bylo jinym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
Barva je lacina

Minite-il barvit vas dunn,
nyni je nejlepSi cas- Zadati
praci a usetriti penize.
Provadime kazdou praci, at
novou neb starou k uplne spo-
kojenosti. Zadna prace neni
dost velka neb mala, ably ne
mohla byti nami provedena k
uplne spokojenosti. Telefonuj-
te Lincoln 3112 R, aneb piste
a my vas navstivime. Rozpocty
ma pczadani. Sluzbovolni
K. PEKAREK a FIR. LUSUM
4211 Poe Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26

VdeGnosti pobadan vzdavame timto e6ne dk pFae
ldh amym, ke lcastni pohibu naseho mlovaneho
Zea otce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
WILSON STIzEN ZACHVA
TEN NEZAzIVNOSTI.

Washington. 25. bfezna. -
Dfiv6jSi president Wilson 20
tavoval Sc dnes vecer z prudke
10 zachvatu nezazivnosti, jimz
stizen byl kratce po poledni.
Admiral Grayson. byvaly pre-
sidentGv osobni lekar pravil,
re vezme to jest6 den neb diva
nez nasledky nahleho onemoc-
neni 1plne pominou. Pan Will
son trpel nezazivn6sti po vice
rokG a zachvaty dostavovaly sc
caSto mimo vSe Ocekavani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
NERODA PRED CESKOU
NARODNf SlNl.

VGera sci po poledni do Sko-
~ 9-lety Josef Kobelak, by
dlici V els. 5025 House Ave,
kdyz byl zasazen kolem jedou-
elm autem prave ma rohu
Mead Ave. Broadway. Hoch
byl rychle dopraVen do blizke
nemocnice sv. AleXise, kde by
10 shledano, ze byl zranen ma
hlave krone nekolika utrp6-
nych odfenin. Poraneni ieho
neni vSak nikterak ziVotu ne
bezpecno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
DYNAMIT " DOME POL.
STRAzNfkA.

Ia jarniho vykllzeni nasla
manzelka policejniho strazni-
ka r. G.. Nelsona, 9812 Easton
Ave. s. e. We sklep6 sest tyci-
mex dynamitu S uhaslymi hofa-
ky. Nalez odevzdan byl opatr-
ne ma policii, ktera 81 nemGze
vysvetliti, jakym zpHsobem "a
palky heucinkovaly. Nelson
sam nema ami tuseni, kdo pro-
ii nemu podobny utok Fanny
Slel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26

NAM p6knou farmu dvOu
akrech ma prodej neb k pro-
najmuti. Dunn je o 6ti poko-
jich. elektrika, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, fernes, pekna ga
raz, 400 ovocn5ch stromu, pc
kna vinice a pekne priGeli. Je
to ma Archer I'd. Garfield
Heights, Stop Z, A.B.C. linie.
Petite Sc ma F. Hanzlika.
$50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
ZVLASTNf
UPOZORNENI

Dovoluji 81 oznamiti ct. We
fejnosti, re jsem otevfel
kloboucnicky obchod V els.
6O33 Broadway proti vlnar-
ne, kde mann ma sklade vse-
no druhu muzske kloo,,ky a
ktere zhotovuji tez ma "a
kazku a stare predelavam,
Darwin a opravuji. Nase dill
ma Sc naleza v {. 3641 E.
49 ul., vezmete-li E. 55 st.
karu ia vas doveze az X dill
ne. Drzim ma sklad6 nej-
lepsi klobouky "a ceny vel
mi mirne neb je sami wy
rablme. Je to jedina ceska
dina v Cleveladu.
Sluzbovolny
FRANK STEPKA.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-29

a hand hold, and is held away from
the sides at all times so that it does
not get uncomfortably hot.
Other convenient points in design
are the ease of filling through the
large opening in the tank, with it's
''unlosable" cap chained on to the
stove; the flame spreader, which, if
washed or brushed out occasionally,
not only insures efficient burning,
but by a clever device engages the
wick and both are prevented from
being turned high enough to smoke.
Each wick comes in a metal car
rier, and the whole piece is easily
lifted out and replaced by new one.
There is no dirty work" to be done
in putting in a new wick. While the
wicks demand no trimming or clean
ing, they will reward you by a
clearer flame if you take the trouble
before or after using to raise them
slightly above the guides and smooth
them down with a piece of cloth.
The price of each renewal is 40 to
60 cents, and one wick gives about
one hundred hours service. A good
sized thumb pcrsw (1ss inch) is
New-York tribune., 1921-05-29
How 1t Is Made

These heaters are we'll made and
will keep their looks" with age if
given reasonable care. The base is
of porcelain enameled steel, into
which perforated cylinder is riv-
eted, affording a seat for the oil res
ervoir. The latter is bowl-shaped
piece locked down with a. spring
catch, but cut away to allow the
shaft for wick operation to come
through and also to show the indi-
Gator on the oil reservoir. An espe-
cially good draft is insured by the
construction of a cone fitting over
the perforated shade on the burner
and causing the outside air to sweep
up around the flame.
The radiator drum of perforated
black stove iron is bolted over the
top of the fire bowl, and the holes in
the fiat, porcelain enameled top may
be closed by a disk underneath the
top operated by a fiat strip of iron.
The bail handle has a coil spring for
New-York tribune., 1921-05-29

fastened to the end Of the shaft for
adjusting the circular wick. which
plays between two cylinders, the
inner one being soldered to the bot
tom OF the reservoir, while the outer
one extends down into the one-gal-
Ion tank and is perforated so that
oil can reach the wick. One gallon
Of oil will give about twelve hours
service.
1t seems to be the idea that the
OIL portable stove is a fall favorite,
but from the requests received con-
corning oil heaters in the spring IL
appears that many rely on them for
summer houses, shacks and camping
life of various degrees of simplicity.
There is many chilly moment,
night and morning, and often more
than that on rainy days, for those
who believe in getting more or less
close to nature. This may involve
getting far from gas and electricity
and for all such the oil heater fills a
real need at home and abroad,
The Florence Oil Heater. Made
by The Central Oil and Gas s.ove
Company, Gardner, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-29
A Continental Paste

The olive zest is true to name--it
contains olives a-plenty, plain to eye
and taste, and it is almost as zestful
as an anchovy paste, containing, as
it does, some 10 per cent of salt. In
deed, it is not product to be used if
one would not "raise thirst" but as
an hors d'euyre or thin sandwich
to eat with a bland salad (such as
tuna fish with mayonnaise or plain
lettuce and French dressing, or to
mix with chopped beet, lamb or corned
beef, it can be recommended. The
favors are not subtly blended; they
are rather distinct and suggest pi-
mentos, French mustard decidedly,
and perhaps a bit Of garlic. Some
thought that tarragon vinegar had
been used. Altogether if you want
to add zest both to your menu and
your conversation try this condimen-
tai paste on collection Of folks who
pride themselves on their sense Of
New-York tribune., 1921-05-29

! ten feet from the stove and from
two to five feet from the floor.
Another experiment was made in
the same room with a larger heater
having a 12-inch wick. This heater
raised the room temperature on the
average 8 degrees in an hour and
maintained it 19 degrees above the
outside temperature. With a start
ing temperature of SAB degrees, this
gave an average temperature of SIS
degrees for the whole room. Of
course, this Is not ga sitting tenn
perature," but the conditions are ex-
treme, the room large one, and the
figure given is only an average;
nearer the stove, of course, it would
be much warmer than this. For
small spaces, therefore, it is seen
that the oil heater can do much more
than an electric at raising the tenn
perature of the whole room.
The fuel burned in these opera
tions showed that with kerosene at
22 cents gallon these stoves cost
about 1.5 cents an hour. A portable
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water, 2.4 per cent Of minerals and
l.66 per cent of fat from the germ
OF the grain has a right to declare
itself wholesome, nutritious and
strengthening" But when it starts
out to feed the brain as we'll as the
body, aid digestion and preserve the
teeth we feel that it is time to call
a halt, though we enthusiastically
share the view that some hard,
coarse grain foods, making the teeth
work little and aiding elimination,
are extremely wholesome in general
and good to add to our modern diet,
which Is too soft, over-refned and
pre-digested, in many cases. The
body needs exercise to keep it in
trim, and this is just as true of the
teeth and digestive organs as of the
But ''brain feeding" and
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n F THERE is q cold spot any,
where in your life, the year
~ round, in the attic or bath OF
the winter town house or the bed
room of the summer bungalow; some
"house" place the furnace doesn't
reach, or some world" place where
gas and electricity haven't pene-
trated, though the summer traveller
has-that is the place and the time
to take your portable oil heater by
the bail, set it down and curl UP be-
side it like a comfy" cat by the
open fire.
Not many heaters are actually
self-starters. They must "plug in"
somewhere or have some "connee-
tions" to help them out. But the
good old oil heater will burn any,
where that kerosene can be bought.
The oldtime lamp that smelled to
heaven, and went out" if you did.
and smoked, has been hard TO for
get. But its memory is a great
injustice to the modernized oil lamp
and heater and stove--all Of which
have been putting on imagoysusaas
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tub into motion by an upward pull
of six pounds, though this might de
crease with use. And even if you
start the motor with the clutch in
(Which you should never do), there
is no danger of blowing a 10-am-
pere fuse and very little chance Of
affecting a 5-ampere.
On top of the box holding the
wringer gears is the handle that
throws the wringer IN and out Of
motion or reverses it, while by means
Of the wheel shown below the gear
box the wringer is easily set and
fastened in any one of eight posi-
tions, swinging all the way around
the circle, so that convenient adjust
.ment to laundry tubs for wringing
and rinsing is assured. Other. spe-
clal features Of the wringer are the
long drain boards to prevent drip
ping and the shutter below the rolls.
which, by thumb lever at the end OIL
the rollers, directs the water in
either direction.
The top of the tub is thirty-three |
inches high and the roller feed forty |
Inches--convenient heights for work.
While the pickup of the wringer
a little slow, owing to the
New-York tribune., 1921-05-29

Inc three breads listed differ quite
a little in flavor and texture. The
peterson's Swedish health bread is
the thinnest and most delicate and
mas an excellent flavor. 1t is made
from whole rye, with some whole
Wheat and probably little barley.
IL mad 10 per cent of protein, while
the other two had nearly IA per cent,
but was high in fat and minerals
and its flavor was preferred, though
1t was not quite so nutritious.
The Dahl's brittle bread showed a
very nutritious composition. It is
much the darkest of the three prod
ucts and has a good flavor, but is
thicker and somewhat less delicate
than@the Swedish bread.
Certainly any food with 1876 DER
cent of protein, only 2 per cent of