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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10
THE OFFSHORE PIRATE"
 PLEASES AT STRAND

Ardita Farnam. m................Vi Viola Danna Toby MoreIand Jack Mulhall Uncle Joe Farnum. ..... Edward Job5on Ivan Nevkova ............... Edward Cecll
 The star gives delightful perform ance in this amusing and whimsical photoplay, adapted from the story of the same name in the Saturday Evening Post. The story is by the same author that wrote "A Chorus Girls Romance, in which Viola Danna rose to the height of her popularity. F. Scott Fitzgerald s stories might have been written with the dainty and mischievous star in mind, if they could be judged by their fitness to her particular style of half-rougbsh comedy.
 eArdita Farnam is girl who has one outstanding fault: she is unable to tell the difference between a man and doormat. She wipes her feet, at least figuratively speaking, on both 1t is just one proposal after another, yet no one
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10

withdrawal of United States military. forces from that republic. and charged a long series of atrocities by American marines and the native gendarmerie in Haiti. The naval Investigation of con ditions in the republic conducted by a board under Rear Admiral Mayo was characterized AS "a joke"
 The naval secretary today said the conduct of the marines had been above reproach and a credit to the corps Naval investigations had rendered the same verdict on several occasions as the Mayo board, he added.
 The marine corps did a splendid work there as humanely as it was pos sible to do it." said MT. Denby, and the naval establishment has functioned in Haiti in a maner seldom equalled by military occupation anywhere "
 When he visited Haiti recently oa tour of inspection, he saw evidence on every hand, MT. Denby said, 90 convince him that the continued presence of American marines on the island was desirable
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10
LYRIC BILL ONE OF
 THE REST OF SEASON

Music and song and delightful odts of original comedy constitute the act of Charlie Oicott and his pretty part ner, Missa Mary Ann, who are the headliners at the Lyric theatre this first half of the week.
 The last time Olcott played in B!r- mingham he was alone and sang and played his own songs. He was solid hit This time he has brought dim rled cheek. blue-eyed maiden with him and at the first performance last nighs she was equally as big a hit as Oleott.
 Emile Subers. billed as The Geor- gia Boy" black face comedian, issued forth rapid fire Line of jokes that kept the audience in an uproar every minute he was on the stage. The only thing the audience found wrong with subers yesterday was that he cut his act too short
 Beth Challis and Eddie Lambert also appear in a comedy, singing and danc- ing act. The Lyric offering this first half of the week is long on com edy and this act was no exception to the rule.
 Frank Shields appeared as a western cowboy and did a number of tricks with ropes A witty way of telling odd little jokes while he performed his stunts helped to make him the sue cess he was. The vaudeville bill is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10
.DENBY TERMS THE
 HAITIAN CHARGES
 AS SAME OLD ROT
By Associated Press

Washington, May 9.-Characterizing as rot" charges made by three Haitian delegates in a memorial to the White House, state department and Congress, protesting against American occupation of Haiti, Secretary Denby declared to- day that the navy department well comed any investigation that Congress might care to make of conditions in that republic
 '1t is the same old rot" Mr. Denby declared. and am sick of having this thing recur, be disproved and recur again."
 The memorial which was presented by H. Pauleus Sannon former Haitian Secretary for Foreign Affairs, and other delegates representing the pa < triotic union of Haiti demanded the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10
Notice to Property Owners

To Whom It May Concern.
 Notice is hereby given that the as sessment roll or list prepared in ac- cordance with the law in such cases, made and provided under an Ordinance entitled Improvement Ordinance No SID. an ordinance to provide for cer- tain improvements on 3tst street, for merly Warsaw street, from Highland avenue, to the north property line Of 18th avenue south, and from the south property line of 18th avenue, south, to the north property line of Niazufna avenue" adopted on February 15, 1921 and confirmed on March 9th, 1921, by the Commission of the City of Birmingham, has beenT delivered to me and is open for inspection in the office of the City Comptroller, the per- son authorized to make collections Of assessments for improvements con structed under said < ordinance, and that the Commission of the City of Birmingham will meet on the 31st day of May, 1921, in the Council Chamber of the City Hall of Birmingham at 3 o'clock, p. m. to hear any objections, protests or defenses that may be filed to such proposed assessments or the amount thereof. A
 The general character of the inn proyements constructed under said ordinance consists of certain concrete paving.
 The streets, avenues, alleys or other highways or portions thereof along which said improvements have been constructed and the terminal points of said improvements are as follows. to-wit: On s1st street, formerly War saw street, from Highland avenue to the north property line of 18th avenue south. and from the south property line of 18th avenue, south, to the north property line of Niazuma avenue
 H. S. RYAIlL, City Clerk.
 Age-Herald. May 10, 1921.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10
STATE BOARD ELECTS HEADS OF COLLEGES FOR ANOTHER YEAR

Montgomery, May 9.-(Specali )--Presi- dents of all state normal schools of Ala bama were reelected for the next schol- astic year, and superintendents of all secondary agricultural schools, with the exception of those at Jackson, Sylacauga and. Hamilton. were given the positions for another year, at the meeting of the Monday morning and continued until late in the night The superintendents of the agricultural schools of Sylacauga and Milton were not applicants for an other year, while the superintendent at Jackson has not decided whether or not he will apply.
 Dan T. Parker of the Negro Normal institute at Normal was named acting, president of the school until the end of the present year, and permanent president will be named at the June meeting, which will be held June g, Parker was designated by the committee of the board handling the Normal situation when Walter S. Buchanan retired April 1. The board also provided for the is- stance of certificates of indebtedness covering the money owed by this school up to the time 1t passed, under the con trol of the board July l, 1920.
 A rule was adopted requiring the certi- fcation of all music teachers. who teach in the country high schools and all su- pervisors of music in the elementary schools. This plan was recommended by the Alabama Music Teachers associa- tion.
 h E. Cammick, member of the faculty of Jefferson County High school was elected supervisor of vocational agricul- ture of the state department of educa- tion as the successor of D. J. Burleson, resigned. He will take office July l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10
DREAMLAND DANCE
 AT EDGEWOOD TONIGHT

The concrete is settling on the Twen- tieth street highway, and in the course of few weeks this model paving will be kopen to Edgewood fans as they motor out to partake of the dance numbers at beautiful Dreamland. However, the Green Springs road has been repaired by city and county, and motorists will find this course leading to the mountain resort as smooth as glass.
 The first dance of the week will take place in Dreamland pavilion tonight ard the management is planning for another big night Al Weinberg's orchestra, the official tune introducer of Birmingham, has received a number of new numbers for the dances.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10
Nonstop Airplane Mail

The nonstop delivery of airplane mail Via parachute is being rapidly developed in the United States, France, and Eng land according, to- an illustrated story in the Popular Mechanics Magazine. At present the accuracy with which the bags of mail are landed within reason ably small area depends entirely upon the skill and aim Of the airman. How ever, some astonishingly close ''hits'' are being made, and still greater &C., curacy is expected from a two-speed parachute which is being developed in France. In the meantime it is quite safe to predict that parachute delivery will sometime become the rule.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10

is of the slap-stick variety, but at the end of their act they won several cur tain bows
 Walter Fenner, aided by Edyth Evans and Fern Marshall made a big hit with unique comedy playlet called snow Me" Amusing situations come one after the other in the clever little skit.
 Robinson and Pierce won comedy honors on, the bill with their act, NO More Saloons" They offered number of original jokes. They also did an ee- centric dance which was we'll received and their songs were rendered in nice manner
 Jean and Vatican completed the vaude- vile offering with an aerial novelty act which proved to be above the average.
 Alice Lake in The Greater Claim, is the screen attraction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10
The Scarcity of Radium

Floyd W Parsons in the Worlds Work
 Practice has shown that it is necessary to handle and treat something like l.Ooo- coo pounds of ore in order to recover a gram of radium One ton of ore will sell dom deliver more than six or seven mili- grams of the radium element, or an amount of radium no larger than the size of a pinhead. One authority figures that including coal, water and chemicals, the producers must handle more than 6o,- GOO tons of raw material to produce an ounce of the precious radium metal. No such effort has ever before been re- quired to produce a spoonful of any sin gle element.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10
ADJUSTMENTS Fly ESTELLE BETHEA HALE
GYPSY DANCING ACT
 PIEASES AT nEW,C

Gypsy Love- a dance act, with the enchanting tunes of Spanish and gypsy love songs, is the headline attraction at Loew's Bijou for the first half of this week.
 Three talented dancers appear in the act and they presented a series of dances which pleased the audience at the last performance last night. They were forced to respond to three encores.
 Angler and Adelon appeared in an act of comedy, songs and dances which they called Slapped Some of the comedy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10

is accepted. Still there is way to win Ardita. and it is left to two to find it, the hero, Toby Moreland, and the vil- lain, Ivan Neykova, a bolsheyik. Toby's method makes the main part of the ac- tion and is very thrilling; the boishevik fills about half a reel with fun.
 The action takes place out on yacht which the rich and pampered Ardita owns. The water enters into the story in more ways than just to float the yacht Six big colored actors cause some laughs in their roles as helps for Toby in his plan
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10
EOfiCa

State of Alabama. Jefferson County; Els tate of Willis J.. Milner, Deceased
 Letters test tamentary~ upon the last will and testament of. said decedent having been granted to the undersigned on the 2d day of May, 1921, by the Hon. J. P. Stiles, judge of the probate court of Jefferson county notice is hereby. given that all persons hay. ing claims against said estate will be re- quired to present the same within the time alloNed by law. or that the same will be barred. MRS. GUSTRINE KEY MILNER,
 sN Ht Executrix
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10

completed with the acrobatic and bal anc:ng act of Levan and Miller. Fathe News and Topics of the Day" com plete the bill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10

and see how much you have gained. Your money will be refunded by the manufacturers if you do not obtain perfectly satisfactory results. At all druggists
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS

BUSINESS We are selling our entire stock of used cars at greatly reduced prices. Come in and make us a cash offer. Terms if de- sired. 7-passenger Peerless Se- dan.
 Chevrolete 4so Touring. Grant Tourings. Hupmobile Touring. Overland Touring. Dort Tourings. Winton Six Roadster. Winton Six Tourings. Mitchell Roadster. Mitchell Tourings. 7-passenger Cadillac. Studebaker Touring. 1-ton Republic Truck. All of the above cars are real bargains and can't be equaled in quality or price anywhere.
 SOUTHEASTERN
 MOTOR co.
 2209-11 First Avenue
 Main 2462
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10
Mercury-Vapor Tube

For classroom demonstration of the hy- there is now made an apparatus that is both simple and effective, which is de- scrlbed and illustrated in the Popular Mechanics Magazine When .lse tube is heated the boiling mercury carries the glass. particles into the space above. where they dart about, colliding with one another and with the sides of the tube, in n manner similar to the sup posed motion of molecules.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-10

By coating the inside of an opal cleo tric globe with red dye a Baltimore official found it would appear white in daytime, but show red light as a danger signal when the current was turned on. <
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-05-13
HARVARD TEACHER is HELD
instructor, With Girl, Used Knife on
Colored Policeman,
Charge.

Boston, Mass, May 10.-James A.
Duncan of Columbia, S. c., an Austin
teaching fellow in the physics depart
ment of Harvard university, and a
young woman who said she was Miss
Julia Thomas of this city, were arrest
ed here charged with assault with a
knife on a negro policeman. Duncan
and Miss Thomas were released ON
bail. The policeman asserted that he
had spoken to them in doorway near
which a number of burglaries had
been committed recently and that
they resented his action. An argu-
ment followed and the patrolman said
Duncan drew a pocket knife and at
tackled him.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-05-13
Can't Put Lindsey in Jail.

Denver, Colo, May 10.-Judge War
rem A. Haggott of the District court
handed down a written opinion here
declaring he had no right to issue a
writ of execution in the case of Ju-
venile Judge Ben B. Lindsey, who IS
under sentence to pay a fine of $500
or go to Jail, following Lindsey's con-
viction on charge of contempt of
court. Judge Haggott said the matter
was up to the district attorney.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-05-13
New Location.

Bart Curran has moved his shop one
door east on Canal street. He has pur-
chased new machinery and will continue
general blacksmithing, mower grinding
and tool sharpening. 21tf
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-05-13
City Steam Laundry
Glen Price, Prop.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Telephone No. 81
Edgerton, Wisconsin
For Sale.

For Sale.
We have on hand SO used tobacco
cases, all sizes, which we will sell &C
$1.00 eadh.
23tf Edgerton Cigar Co.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-05-13
Pigs for Sale.

All kinds and any number at Gordon s
farm on South Gates ST.. Stoughton.
Phone 587W. Emmett Gordon
22t8pd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13
ZAVOD kRASY v ZDEJ-
SIGH LISTECH.

Y Plain Dealeru konan Jest
prav6 kontest krasek t6to pri
lezitosti pouzil jeden cipera,
ienz Sc dostavil k pani Ruth
Boriove, 1925 Mayview Ave. a
pmou hubou chvalil spanilost
iejich dcerusak, az rozradost-
n6na maminka mu dala diva
dollary, aby zaonatil, ably jeji
d6ti Sc dostaly do novin a pc
pIipad6 dostaly cenu. Vyku-
taleny mladik slibil, re prinese
fotografie a ze dodatecne jeSt6
skolektuje dollar a pul. Nedo-
stavil Sc a policie nyni hleda,
lby vyfotografovala jeho, ale
ne pro kontest krasy, ale pro
zloGinecke album.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13
NEBEZPECNE VYBUSNINY
v BEZPEcNOSTNl SCHRAN-
CE FILADELFSKE BANKY.

V clevelandske trestnici "a
vfeny Josef Berger psal sve
zene We Filadelfii, ze Y tamnej-
81 celnejsi bance Jest Y uscho-
vani beZpecnostni schrance
damska kabelka, lez obsahuje
tolik vybusnin, ze by stacily ma
zniceni celeho mestskeho blo-
ku. Zena odevzdala zahadny
list uradum a kabelka take
skutecne naleZena $ obsahem
Jedne lahve a tycinkami dy-
namitu. VybuSniny byly Who
zeny do reky. Berger Jest
znam We Filadelfii pod jme-
mem Big John Smith a posled-
ne byl zatcen pro ~vykradeni
zeleznicniho nakladniho vozu.
V Clevelandu ami jinych o.
hioskych karnych ustavech ne
byl vsak zadny trestanec toho
10 Jmena naleZen,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13
HLOUPE ZERTY ZLOMYSL.
NfKA.

Praha post. zpr.) Neznamy
muz. ktery Sc pfedstavil jako
inzenyr Sixta, telefonoval pre-
devcirem Voskov6 autodoprav
nj spolecnosti, aby byly po-
slany tfi automobily ma jeho
svatbu do "Domacnosti" Y La
zarske ulici. Automobily Sc
tam sicily, ale misto svatebta-
MI naSli tam Soferi pouze 8 6i-
sniku We fracich a A kvarteta
hudebni. Podobny zlomyslny
kousek proved die vseho tyz
pachatel iinemu velkemu mnoz
stvi .hudebniku, ktere pozval
tehoz dne do kasaren Jifiho 2
Pod6brad, kde nell Sc pfihla-
siti "a dobrou odmenu ma ne
jaky koncert.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13

konal zvlaStni schulz, u kter6
bylo jednano sutastneni Sc
slavnosti l25-leteho zalozeni
mesta Clevelandu.
Schulz zahaiil pfeds. A. ur-
banec a ia nepritomnosti taiem
nika zvolen ma ieho misto br.
Huml. Pc delSim iednani usne-
Seno Sc slavnosti suGastnit a a.
by nase zastoupeni bylo jRk
mozno 6etne usneSeno vyzvat
rady Jednoty, C.S.B.P.J. h
Jednotu Taboritu, bychom spo
lecne Sc pruvodu s1castnili.
DO dnesni schuze vyboru, KITE
ra Sc kona V narodni sini, Sc
mali zastupci dostavit, ably Sc
o spolecne praci poradili.
DO vyboru k spolecne praci
isou zvoleni bratfi Urbanec.
Huml, Simacek, Kolacek. Edl--
stein a Hosek. Vyboru ma w
daje Sc zarucuje nelmene
$4,000, ktere die zprav nekte
rych zastupcu Sc dobrovolny-
mi Diary cd Radu skolektuji.
Zaroven usneseno odporueit
poradaiicmu vyboru, ably allie
goricky vuz znazornil skolstvi
a hudbu, V predstav6 Amose
Komenskeho mistra Ant.
Dvoraka. Zaroveh usneseno. u
tinit vyzvani ma vsechny cleny
radd a spolku, ably Sc slavno-
sti z1castnili, tax ably nase d.
cast Cechoslovaku byla pokud
mozno nejcetnejsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13
BOURE MA MA SVEDOMf
SEST LIDSkYCH zIVOTU.

Stat Ohio jest od soboty We
znameni elektrickych bouri a
nemine dne, ably nebylo zazna-
menano n6kolik smrti Zavin6-
nych rozpoutanymi zivly. 12-
lety Frank Blecher zabit byl
pfi trhani jahod bleskem, bill
ze domova Copley township.
Y okresu Summit. Matka ieho
pax byla bleskem oslepena.
28-lety Rob. L. Bowers. blize
Lawreneeville zasazen usmr.
cen .bleskem prave V okamzi-
ku, kdyz utikal uschovati Sc
pred prichazejri bouri do do
mu syeho otce.; .;5O-lety Cla-
renee Levan dopustil Sc V Bel
lefontain stare chyby, re u
schoval Sc pod strom a podob-
ne zabit selektrickym Vybojem.
V Navarro strhala boure dra
ty elektrickeho vedeni. KITE
rych Sc dotkla 6-leta Juanita
Sehafferova a byla silou prou-
du ma miste zabita. Ia boure
Zabita byla pri automobiloye
nehode pi. Otteova Martins
Ferry a dive ieji ditky zran6ny
Y Lilly Chapel, blize London
zemrela slunetnim uzehem
60-leta Jana Erboya.
HorejSim seZnamem neni
nikterak vycerpan seznam wee
rejSich neStesti, ale obSahuie
celou radu nehod podradn6isi-
ho vyZnamu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13
DRAzEA Ma EECI ZAEA,
VENE PROHIRlCNEM PRE-
STUPNfKUM.

! Potfebujete snad cestovni
kufrlk, nebo braSnu, mlynek
ma maso, neb bavln6n6 pun
cochy jine v6ci, ktere ma po-
hled nemaji prohibici mic
spolecneho, ale prece jen uvi-
zly Y prstech prohibitniho IN
kvisitora Freda Countse, kterg
prav6 ohlaSuje drazbu vSech
zabavenych pfedm6td. Ma ma
sklade cestovni potreby, je-
jichz dtrobach nalezena byla
koralka (dovolujeme 81 vSak O.
'znamiti, re tato Sc iiz tam ne
nachazi, byla vylita, aneb od-
stranena die lakewoodskeho
policejniho predpisu), mnoz-
Istvi nadob VSeho druhu, od
soudku az pc hlin6n6 hrnce, da
lie stara med, pochazejici 2
roztlucenych dsstilaGnich a.
paratu, pax cukr, hrozinky,
Svestky, (ovsem re bez navo
du LAX Sc to d6la'O, diva mlyn.
ky ma maso (nebyly zabaveny|
proto, ze Sc S mimi mlelo maso
ale RUNE v6ci, jez stup1uj'|
silu donna vyrobenych napoju)
posledni V seznamu jest je
den electricity motor, kterJ
patrne take spolupusobil pr
vyrab6ni zapov6zeneho ovoce
Ctenaf jest zajist6 zv6dav, jal
Sc, dostaly do prohibice punco
chy a sice hned sedmdesat pa
rd. Vysv6tleni jest stru6n6. by
" ma vrchu V jiste bedn6, ably |
oklamaly oko prohibitniho o
Strovida a odvratily jej cd dal-
Si zv6davosti, ale nepodafilc |
Sc a neduv6rivy zastance "a
mena sucha vztahl ruku do H.
trob bedny zrakum ieho Sc
obievily ctyri kvarty starodav-
ne koralecky. Spoluchycen
spoluobeSen - - tax ubohC
puncochy Sc dostaly do kalabul
su, 2 ktereho jej snad n6jaky
&upec vysvobodi, ably ma .sv6-
t6 molly vykonati osudem Jim
uziteGn6jsi poslani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13

Zs.cnu Sc hued coiekati".
"To Ease udtlas velmi dobi,e
ty. Listky iSou totiz IA Ultra
veter".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13
NiiklOkACHA OPATRENl O.
kRESNf VENICE MA pRI.
JETl BENrCNA A COL
LETIHO.
Ultra pfipluje 5 mimi LODI do
New Yorku.

ZvlaStni straze jak vnejsi,
tax ynitfni budou streziti O.
kresni veznici, jakmile domne-
Ii yrazi Fannera a Slye, Do
mink Beningno a Charles Col
lettl dopraveni budou do Gle
veiandu. Do New Yorku odiel
vcera pol. nacelnik Smith 5
ufednfky Auto-Clubu, adv W.
ckali pristani parniku Monte
rye, ma jehoz palube jsou oba S
tax velkymi obtizemi hledani.
LODI, ma ktere Sc nachazeii de-
tektivni kapitan Matowitz, ex-
pert Bertillonskeho systemu
Koestle a detektiv. Cavola. KITE
II pronasleduji oba prchli-
ky jiz po diva mesice, pripluje
ku karantenni linii jiz Ultra.
Mlmoradna opatreni stala Sc
nasledkem roztrusovanych po-
vesti, ze oba Italove mali mno-
no pfatel, kteri sebrali znacnei
81 obnos. ably oba domneli zlo-
cinci byli vyrvani spravedlno-
sti. Zda Sc, re strach ma velke
oei, neb podobna opatfeni pre-
dem jsou to zdejsi 1rady jen
sesmesniti. Policie We vsech
mestech, kudy vlak z New
forku pojede do Clevelandu,
byla pozadana, ably zostrila
dozOr. Oba stihani musi byti
drive staten New Yorkem W.
dani statu Ohiu seznami Sc
patrn6 y6Zenim newyorskym
drive nez-li nastoupi posledni
etapu vyletu, ktery Sc tahl
pres 5000 mil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13
POZDRAV z DRUZNE MO
RAVENKY.
Olomouc, %. Geryna 1921

Olomouc, %. tervna 1921
Vrely poZdrav ma ct. red. a
.ele ttenarstvo Sv6ta 2 Olo-
mOuce. M6sto' Olomouc jes'
krasne, vystavn6, jsou zde sta.
re pamatn6 budovy, coz cini
ma cizince pekny DOZEN. Smut
ny vsak DOZEN Gini mnohy lid,
ktery vetsinou nemuze t6 sa-
mospasiteln6 nemtine odvyk-
nout. Ma nadrazi neni videt
nc jineho nez same rance a
bedny. Lid z hor Sc houfn6 ST
huje a stale vyprayuii zkuse-
nosti "a valky. Frcka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-13
HLADOVI ZLODEJI.


Pred dlouhoprstymi poberty
nejsou bezpe6ny nejen brilian-
ty, ale / veci meme cennejsi.
TAX vypravuje v6erejSi policej
ii kronika, re neznami pacha
tel6 ukradh 2 yykladni skfine
obchodu, 3623 B'dway 3 sun
ky. V Brookside parku pax
vykraden byl stanek, V kterem
Sc prodavaji RUNE pamlsky a
do tretice vseho spatneho Wy
hraden byl grocerista F. W
jacobson, 1927 Kinsman rd.