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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-01
ANNOUNCER ENT

We are authorized to announce
ubject To the action of the Republican
Party at next August Primary,
b. J. BETHURUM
For Circuit Judge.
II. C.. KENNEDY.
For Circuit Judge. a
7. J, BALL
For Circuit Court Clerk.
W. 7. (BILL) DAVIS,
Circuit Court Clerk.
JESSE NJ. DEBORD
Circuit Court Clerk.
JOHN +. P1GG.
Representative SlSt District.
CAM MULLINS
For County Judge.
> F.. BOWMAN,
County Judge.
LEE WARD
County Judge
+ J. NICELEY
For County Court Clerk.
MRS. LEILA MAY COOPER.
County Cont Clerk,
Mrs. JOHN RENNER
For Sheriff
Mrs. ELLEN PRICE
For Tailor
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-04-01
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X. ]. MCKINNEY.
For County Court Clerk.
EARLE PHILLIPS.
For County Court Clerk.
w A. CROMER
For County Court Clerk
u. G.. CLARK
For Sheriff
WADE II. LIvEsAY
For Jailcr.
JOHN Z. HOWARD
For Jailer
LITTLE TOM TAYLOR
For Jailer
JOHNNY CLoNTz
For Jailer
ISOM b. SAVIOR,
For Jailer.
REV. WIN. NJ DURHAM
For Surveyor
DELLARD COTTON.
Magistrate 18th District
w M COTTON
CON STABLE 4th DISTRICT
JOHN w. MARLOR
For Magistrate LIST District
FF ROBBINS,
For Magistrate 5th District.
HARRISON G. KIRBY
For Magistrate 2nd District.
w. b. SIGMOM
For Magistrate LIST District
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
kORALKA | PRO FOLlCTT
NEBEZPECNY kONJRA-
BANT.
Lakewoodska spiritusova
historic.

LakeW0odska m6stska rada
poV6rila mayora l.. E. Hilla, a.
by lined vysetfilS KAN Se pode'
a ma listen Glunu dne 13. Gerv
ma policii skonfiskovana koral-
ka, 0 ktere Sc proslycha, re by
la slaynou policiL vypita, pa
trn6 proto, aby nikdy vice ne
iakeho smrtelnika neuvad6la Y
pokuSeni.' Mayor vypravoval,
re afera jest zlama jiz po diva
tydny a re odporucuje, ably We
ci ponechan byl volny pro-
b6h, eli iinymi slovy, "kde mic
neni, ami cert nebere."
Jest-li re 81 pry federalni
prohibitni agent Fred Counts
mermomoci vySetrovanl pfeje
necht 81 vysetrovani fidi sam.
Patrn6 pro pfiliSne horlive
odstrahovani kofaly byli su-
spendovani jiz diva hasici. Po-
licejni nacelnik lakewoodsky
Christensen, jenz veil 66 poll
cistum. z nichz asi sest poma-
halo hasicum pfi odpravovanf
whisky, nema Y dmyslu n6kte-
r6ho z obvi5ovanych propustitI
re sluzby.
PoIicist6 dopravili zabave-
nou koralku ma zatajene misto
z kter6ho il pax pry dopravil
"za vitr" pro vlastni potrebu
Ia yyslechu Sc strazcove bez.
petnosti bez muceni PRIMAL
ze kazdy tax "trochu koSto-
val' ale do opravdy jen trosku
take zadny 2 Mich sobe ami o
piCku neulovil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
NAVSTEVOU DO WASTE

odjizdi dnes vecer 0 6. hodlne
palacovou rychlolodi Aquita-
MIA Cunardovou preplavni spo-
leGnosti tito krajani: Hynek
Voditka (Svakr p. IA. Zema-
MAJ manzelkou a 2 detmi, le-
gionaT Marek s manzelkou, le-
gionar Hrbek, Klima Franti-
SEX, Matousek jan a JaroslaT
Vimr S manzelkou.
Vsichni tito cestuiici vraci
sc do stare ylasti po delSim po.
bytu V Americe a naSi legiona-
ii do osvobozen6 ylasti, pro
kterou statecn6 bojovali. Wy
praveni bvli S obvyklou peel p
Fredem Holubem, marageren
newburzske pobocky the Gle
Veland Trust Co.
Pfeieme vSem St'astnou ce
stu st'astny pobyt donna V,
vlastl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
ZASEDANf MESTSKE RADY

Africka vGerejSi temperate
ra mela patrne take vllv j ma
tatiky mesta, kteri Sc ma wee
rejsi schulz vysvlekli a urado-
vail co mozno nejpohodln6ji.
Stfezili Sc take zabristi, patrn6
nasledkem vseobecne Zmalat-
n6losti, do ohnivych debat.
Hlavnim bodem yGereiSiho
iednani melo byti pfedlozeni
m6s'skym pravnim riditelem
move ordinance, kterou by by
10 odvolano jednou vydane po-
voleni k stavb6 velkeho nadra-
II ma Public Squaru. Riditel
Woods tax ucinil, ale vyslovil.
re pGvodni schvaleni nemuze
byti nikterak odvolano a ze
povoleni X stavbe ma dosud pl
nou platnost a neni pry ami dd-
vodu, ktere by odvolani ospra-
vedlnovaly.
Dopsal pry, jak mu ulozeno
bylo. Pennsylvania draze, a
by tato verejn6 vysvetlila sta
novisko, Jake prot stavb6 no
veho nadrazi zaujima. V odpc
ved' bylo mu slibeno, ze Sc TAX
Y neiblizsi dobe stane.
Odvolacl ordinance odkaZa-
ma byla zvlaStnimu nadrazni-
mu vyboru, ktery 0 cel6 zale.
zitosti svola verejne slySeni na
patetni dopoledne.
Sprava Brookside parku O
znamuje onemOcn6ni slonc
Minnie, ktery Sc pry hodla roz
IouGiti Sc sv6tem, ale Zprave
polozena ma stul vZdor tomu
re n6kolik radnich hrozilo in
terpelacemi, padu Zdechnut
draheho zvirete.
Podobne nebylo jednano
Townesov6 navrhu ma zriZen
golfoveho hriSte a take nebyl;
dojednana nova ordinance prt
kuleGnikove mistnosti.
Zmuntova ordinance regu
laci hlavnich ulic prosla vcer;
druhym ttenfm. Prazdnin,
mestske rady Zapocnou pfistin
pondelim a trvati budou do p
srpna a proto bylo vsem NEST
skym vyborum naiizeno skon
citi vsechny praee behem toho
to tydne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
DOZVUKY OSLAV CTVR.
TEHO DzULAJE.

26-lety Josef Popalardo,
10906 Nelson Ave. S. f. postre-
Ill Sc patrne sam, pfi pohra-
vani dvema revolvery. kterymi
oslavoval den neodvislosti. Do
praven byl zraneny kuli ma hla
We do nemocnice sv. Alexlse ma
Broadway, kde vcera vecer ne
opatrnost svoii zaplatil smrti
Ma ctvrteho zaStrelen byl
lax jsme vtera oznamovali
John Sholtis, jako pachatel ar
ci bezd6GnV, zatten byl Johr
Poltis, 1914 Ridgewood Ave.
Lakewood, kterv vypaloval re
volverove patrony ma chodnikt
lladivem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
ONES X.AHAJE.N SOUD s
KAREROVOU.
Pfvnim svsdkem obzaloby bu-
de otec zavrazdeneho.

0bhajci obzalovane kabero-
We zamftli vesmes vsechny zen
ske pcrotce soud lidu, ktely
bude snad Gnes sestaven, bude
pozustavati Jen muzd. Prv-
MIN sy6dkem obzaloby bude
Moses Kaber, otec Zavrazdene-
no lakewoodsks7o nakladatele
Dana Kabera, zavrazdeneho
plastni manzelkou u@--na jatyEni
yrahy.
Jakmile bude porota dnes
sestayena, bude dopravena ma
misto cinu V els. 1887 Lake A
We, Lakewood, ably Sc seznami-
la S podrobnostmi. Pozaduje
tax okresnf zalobce Stanton. P0
navratu poroty zapocne pred
soudem Mauricem Bernonen
soudni liGeni. Do poroty povo-
lano az dosud iedenact porot-
CT z nichz til jsou mladici te-
prye 22leti. Z krajanskych
jmen nachaZime Jaro Holana,
25-leteho klerka, 1882 vych.
81. ul,
Pflsn6 vyslychani porotec-
kych kandidatu Sc strany OBJ
hajc6 zbayilo trp6livosti i soud
ce Bernona, ktery Sc pres pro
test obhajce Corrigana dotaZo-
val porotcu, ida Sc chteji "a
chovati rovnopravn6 k obzalo-
be iakO k obhajobe.
.VZdor yedru byla soudni sir
vtera preplnena zvedavci, kteri
trpeliv6 vyckavali pfi jedno-
tvarnem vyslychani porotc0.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06

OZNAMtIJTE We "SVETII"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
DALSf OBETI PANUJfCICH
VEDER.
Nejvetsi teplota Clevelande
80, v Ashtabule vsak lO6
stupnu.

Slibovane ochlazeni a boure
Sc patrn6 vyhnuly Clevelandu
a die nejnovejsich Zprav mete-
rologickych nemame ami zadn6
nadeje, re umorujici mas vedro
by v nejblizsich hodinach pole
vilo. Neiyetsi horko panovalo
vcera OF hodine vecer, kdy te-
pioneer vykazovaT SO sthphu,
kdezto Y prave poledne jen 49,.
Dusnemu vedru, ktere tem6f
znemozhovaio chuzi po rozpa-
lene dlazbe pablo statu Ohio
"a obet' sest lidskych ziyot6. V
divadle pohyblvymi obrazky
v Columbus .zemfel 45-lety
muz. We Vermillion utopil Sc il
sty mladik, u Lorafn utopil Sc
ocelarsky delnik, kdyz byl hle-
dal V louzi V lomu ochlazeni, V
Youngstownu utopia Sc tfiEeta
katerina Planiskova, jisty 'te-
Tedin "a Berlin Centre skonal
slunetnim nzehem pfi naklada-
M sena a V Berea TIME zpuso-
bem seSel Sc Sveta Jisty 80-lety
starec.
Dnes sice neni vyloucen de-
Silk. ale kdyz pride, nebude
miti nikterak vlivu ma trvale o.
chlazeni. X tomu Sc ale muae-
me utesovati, ze ma tom nejsme
nejhure, neb v Daytonu zazna
menano bylo OF, V North Balti-
more 102 V Ashtabula do,
konce JOG. Nedostatek ledu
hlasen Jest 2 F'indlay, kde pr
08. stupni ledarny vyprodaly
zasoby a mesto bylo uplne be2
ledu po oba svatky.
Vedrem borti Sc dlazba na
silnicich a nekterych mistecl
doslo k vybuchum. Stalo st
tax ma Is mistech, jak hlasi o,
kresnl zememeric Stinchcomt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06

Josef Cundrle, pogladn5 '
Detroit, Mich Highland Park.
Anna Mlinar6ik, posledne
V Detroit, Mich
Stefan Lang, posiedre Y Gle
velandu, 0.
Josef Khrosi, posledne 9ICt
r. Sofia ST., Cleveland, O.
OskoGil Jozefova, roZ. Po-
latko Emile. posledne V Cleve-
landu, o.
Josef Hromco, posledne
Clevelandu, @.
Ignacova Giun, roz. Marie
Herr, posledn6 Clevelandu.
Karel Dolezal, mar. Mlade
Roleslayii. .er's'... ...'.as : y
Katerina Fedor, V Struthers,
O,
Stefan Barta, poslednc
125O3 Madison Ave, Cleve-
land, O.
Albertova Kamarik, roz.
Berla, posledne Youngstown,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
CECHOSLOVACI
Poor!

Mesto nase porada osIayu
l25tileteho sveho zalozeni
We velkych rozmerech. kaz
da narodnost bude zastou-
pena, tez my, Cechoslovaci,
jako obcane Sc sucastnime.
Ia tim ucelem svolavame po
radni schulz v patek 8. Ger
vence v 8 hodin vecer V Ce-
ske Narodni Sini ma Broad
way. Zadame vSechny pred
sedy a predsedky spolku
bez rozdilu, by sc do teto
sch1ze dostavili. Kde ne
mIze predseda, necht' Wy
sic zastupce. Pratele, vec
jest dIlezita, necht' neni
iednoho spolku, ktery by ne
byl Zastoupen.
Ia Ceske Mar. Sdruz.
K. Bernreiter, pred.
V. Kral, tai.
Ia Svaz Ces. KatolikiIi
Rev. F. j. Hroch, pred.
Jos. L. Masek tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06

a horko pdsobf tax skodu okre-
su V obnosu 81, 500 denne Nej.
vetsi zborcenl dlazby hlaseno
bylo ma Emery I'd, blize North
Randall, kde povstala V dlazbe
trhlina asi 80 stop dlouha
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06

Jakubovu Goetz, roz. Ant.
Schoendorf, posledne v Young
stown, O.
Rozika Kamarik, posledn6
Youngstown, O.
Olah Bertalan, posledne Y
Clevelandu, O.
Olah Josef, posledne Gle
velandu, o. =
Olah Albert, posledn6 V Gle
velandu, O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
NASTUPCE SOUDCOVSkE
HO URADU PO Nj. A.
FORANOVI.

Clevelandsky pravnik a by
valy komisaf Spoj. Statd +. L.
Walther, byl povolan do Co
lumbus k dneSni ranni poradt
S guvernerem Dayisem, kterym
byl vtera telefonicky povolan,
Pravdepodobn6 bude imeno-
van soudcem okresniho soudu
ma misto zemfeleho Forana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
We vezeni.

"Jak jste Sc sem dostal, pfl-
tell zbloudily?" taze SO veZen-
sky knee noveho vezna.
"Docela iednoduSe, dastoi-
ny pane. Padla ma mne osud-
ma 13Sa".
"Jak to myslite?"
"Nu, u porotcuv a jeden
statni navladni".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
We sTREDU 6. CERv'CE 1921

Malg Jenfk: me, pane dtet-
nj, qestra neni donna. Sla k sve
mu zuhn1mu lekari." I"
"Napadntl- jake, musila
81 dat vytrhnOuti zlb -
Jenik: Gale ktezl Sla 81
koupit move"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-06
'y'vETv'
GESkOSLOVINSkY KON
StlIAT v CLEVELANDU.

(803 West Superior Av, Wade
BaiIding) hleda naSledujici
krajany:
Verona Fundarek Jozefova,
posledne 2065 Halstead st,
Lakewood, O.
Alois Semansky, mar. Y Indi-
cich, okr. Uhlifsko-J anovicky,
zdrzoval So v Cleveland6, O.
Josef Bfezina posledn6 V
Clevelandu. O. y
Juro Kazimir manzelka
Anna, roz. Holanoya, posledn6
1852 Youngstown, o.
Vaclav Pek, mar. Y Strejtko-
Yicich, okr. Hor. PRESTIGE, po-
sledne Clevelandu, O.
Rapant Michalova, roz. A
gaia Chrvala, posledne V A
kron, @.
Josef Vasek, posledne 53ll
Briweville, Cleveland, O.
Katefina Dubinovic, provd.
Pauknerova, posledn6 Cleve-
landu, O.
Maria Dubinovit, posledne Y
Clevelandu, O.
Frank Dlouhy, posledne Y
Clevelandu, O.
Sramo Daniel, pOsledne
3074 w. 48. ST., Cleveland, O.
Zuzana Portik, posledne
1926 Lakewood Ave, Lake
wood, O.
Jerona Svabshi, posledne
1853 Prospect Ave, Steubenvil-
lie, O.
Jan Stecko a manzelka Ma
RE, roz. Ujmica, posledn9 Y
! Clevelandu, O.
Jiri Swida, posledn6 Latter
ty, O.
! Janova Maiikoya, roz Zuza-
ma Danis, posledne Lakewood
@.
! Klaudie Bakalasova 2 Kro
mefize, posledne Broadway
Cleveland, O.
Fridrich Vester, roZ. Tisos
ci, i. Gemer, posledne Y Cleye
landu. O.
Anna Kadlecova, poslednt
First Glassaloon, 322-Vl 23rt
St., Lorain, O..
Pavel Orsag, posledne Elsie
| Mich.
Josef Vala, posledne V Ro
chester, Miqhs
: Chain Burih Bulbs, posled
ne 4 Cleveland O. t
Janko lstvan, posledne 2764
Platt Ave, Cleveland, O.
Tomas Janos, posledne 276-
Platt Ave-, Cleveland, O.
| Alzb6ta Izold. Gabrisova, p'
sledn6 VermilTion, O.
Marie Begala, posledne R.F
ID, IL. Middlefield, O.
Takacs Lajosova, roz. Tere
zie Foni, posledne Y Clevelan
du, O.
Marie Jakresovska, posled
ne Detroit, Mich.
Andrej Dudasova, roz. Zu
zana Sipos, prislusna do Vell
Kapusanoch, zupa U2horod.
Andrej Almasiova, roz. JUL
!, ana Sipos, pfislusna do Velh
KapuSanoch, zupa Uzhorod.
Josef Litecky, posledne
Clevelandu, O.
Josef Kout, posledn6 :. Gle
velandu, O.
Pavel S. II. Kuhar, posledn
! 1860 Paramount Blvd, Cleve
land, 0.
Pavel Szolony, posledne |
l O. Hamtramck, Wayne, Micf
Josef Wesley, pfislusny d
Kvan, Horovice, zdrZoval Sc v
state Ohio.
| Michalova Sasarak. +. Mari
Seman, posledne Y Lakewood
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Ze skolnich uloh.

"Pan otec Krok Zanechal
tfi dcery. Synu nezanechal. a
by Sc mezi sebou neSkorpili".
Evening journal., 1921-09-03
LEWES JOURNAL PLANT
Is SOLD FOR S730

Special TO The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN. Sept. s.-Mem-
bers OF Sand Hill M. e. Church
gave their pastor. the Rev. Charles
w. Spry, and Mrs. Spry a donation
party Tuesday night. About rs
members OF the church assembled
and gave them the surprise. Mr..
Spry is pastor of the Georgetown
M. e. Circuit
Mrs. william p. wilkins is crit
ically i'll at her home, Cedar and
King streets.
The Sussex County Highway I'm
provement Commission is planning
20 have a competent engineer make
survey of the State aid highway
work in the county.
The Levy Court Commissioners
within a short time will make i'm
provements TO the Cedar Creek
causeway.
Miss Lillian e. league, residing
near here. has entered the Milford
Emergency Hospital. where she will
train for a nurse.
Hildren Green, OF Wilmington,
son Of Ralph Green, residing here,
has purchased the farm OF Calvin
A. Smack, between Georgetown and
Hebron Church. and viii move there
the first OF the year.
The printing plant OF the Lewes
Journal Company at Lewes, was
sold by former Congressman Hiram
r. Burton, receiver, Thursday after
noon. to Stewart Donaway. OF Phila-
delphia, for s730. 1t is the inten-
ton of Mr.. Donaway. it is said. TO
start the publication of a newspaper.
Evening journal., 1921-09-03
ANTI-JAZZ APARTMENT
THORN FOR TENANT

WASHINGTON. Sept s.-An anti
jazz clause in apartment leases has
made It's appearance in Washington.
The new clause. which so far affects
only a small apartment house in a
fashionable residential section in
northwest Washington, prohibits the
tenant from keeping a phonograph
along with cats, dogs and parrots.
In addition, the agent asks a big
increase in rent.
The anti-jazz clause says;
THE lessee hereby covenants and
agrees that he will not keep or allow
70 be kept. any dog. cat, parrot.
gramaphone or phonograph. in said
apartment OF upon said premises.
The lessee. II he signs. also will
covenant and agree not to hang. or
cause to be hung, any clothes or
other articles on the outside OF the
premises, and 10 keep closed all
doors leading from the kitchen TO
the main hall.
Evening journal., 1921-09-03
FARMER G0RED
TO DEATH BY BULL

WEST CHESTER. Pa, Sept. g.
James e. Young. 81 years old. Of
West Nottingham Township, Chester
county. was killed almost instantly
by a vicious bull near his home
last evening.
His body was found later in a
field by his wife, VINO had gone In
search OF him after cows he had
gone TO the neld TO drive to the
barn had arrived there without him.
His body was lying close 10 a fence.
which he evidently had endeavored
to reach when attacked.
The body was badly gashed by
the horns of the animal and also
had been trampled by its hoofs.
Coroner Bunting, of Oxford, and a
Jury found a verdict Of accidental
death.
Evening journal., 1921-09-03
ELIHU ROOT DECLINES
WORLD-COURT OFFER

NEW YORK, Sept s.-Ehhu
Root has declined nomination as
member of the International Court
OF Justice undec the League OF Ma
tons because OF his advanced age.
The Italian Consulate here announc-
ed yesterday that Mr.. Root had
made his refusal known in a letter
to President Tittoni, of the Italian
Senate, as chairman OF the Italian
noninators. Mr.. Root also had been
proposed by France, Brazil, Bolivia
Venezuela and Uruguay.
Members of the court win be
chosen this month by the assembly
and the Council of the League OF
Nations, meeting at Geneva
Mr.. Root is 7s years old and had
large part in planning the
court. The number OF countries
nominating Mr.. Root led to the be-
lief that he would be elected as one
OF the IL judges from the 81 nomi-
nees. IL willing to serve
Evening journal., 1921-09-03
is TT sEwALL.

The New England Sewalls and
Sewells have the satisfaction Of
knowing that they were descended
from Henry sewall. mayor Of Cow
entry, England, in 1905. His son.
Henry Sewall, came to New England
and settled in Newberry, Massachu-
setts. in 1894. BY his wife Jane
Drummer he had son named
Samuel Sewall who is one Of the most
interesting OF the Massachusetts,
colonists Of his day. He gives an ex-
cellent chance to know him In his
famous diary which recounts with
quainthess humor and rare truth
fulness the details of his courtship
in later life.
His first wife was Judith Quincy
Hall and when he was married to her
Governor Bradstreet performed the
ceremony. II was on this occasion
Josephs grandson, named Samuel,
that the brides father presented the
young bridegroom with a chest full
of the pine tree shillings equalling
the bride in weight.
At his second marriage Samuels
own son officiated.
Samuel Sewell was one OF the
Judges who took an active part in
condemning the witches. Later he
saw the error of his ways and did
Evening journal., 1921-09-03
YOUR LAST NAME
By MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE
right. 1920. by The McClure Nevspaper Syndicate


not hesitate TO confess his error and
lament over the action he had taken.
It was his custom to spend frequent
days in prayer and fasting by way
of repenting for his action in the
witchcraft trials although he un-
doubtedly acted according to his
best Judgment at the time.
Samuel sewell made large be-
quests to Harvard. Joseph Sewell,
one Of his descendants, declined the
presidency Of Harvard in 1924. and
was member of Congress from Mas
sachusetts.
Jonathan Sewell, born in 1866,
chief justice of Lower Canada was
member Of this family. born at
Cambridge, Massachusetts,, who
spent his boyhood in England and
from thence went to Canada
The name is usually spelled here
sewall although it Is said that at the
time of the Revolution members OF
the family who remained loyal took
the spelling sewell. Apparently
most Of them were revolutionists for
the spelling sewell is very rare here.
One OF the earliest of the name in
England was Sewall de Sevill, arch
bishop of York.
Copyright, 1891, by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.).
Evening journal., 1921-09-03
Thieves raid
TRUCK GARDENS
Ripe Melons Taken and
Green Ones Slashed in
Jersey
EVEN POTATOES
NOT EXEMPTED

DAREToWN. N. j., Sept. g.
Never before was there so much
stealing of truck from farmers as at
present The victims are at their
wits end for a remedy. Melon
patches have been raided right and
left and not only has good fruit been
hauled away, but unripe melons are
slashed open as though revenge was
uppermost in the thieves minds
cornields are raided and entire
loads of husked corn taken. Fields
where the potatoes have been left
in baskets over night have been
stripped. In all these cases there
have been few captures.
Many a farmer and his hired
hands have been watching fields and
Evening journal., 1921-09-03

truck patches overaig'hh A few
nights ago shots were exchanged on
a farm near Elmer between the
thieves and the owners.
There promises to be an uprising
on the part OF the farmers unless
something is done before the crops
are harvested. A move has been
made for a protective association.
All the loot is carried away IN
automobiles and trucks Even au-
toists are not averse to stopping
alongside G melon patch, and. IL no
one is seen about the farm. more
than one watermelon or cantaloupe
is taken. In some cases 1t is not so
much the loss of a melon or two,
which gladly would be given If asked
for, but 1t is the idea of being
"gouged" that hurts the most
Evening journal., 1921-09-03
What Legion Men Are Doing
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American Legion OF that city for the
exclusive use OF homeless and job
less service men in plans now being
worked out by the Legionaries. Ac-
commodations will be provided for
1000 men.
When President Harding visits
Birmingham. Ala, in October. he
will be attended by an honor guard
OF 1000 members Of the American
Legion. drawn from each OF the so
posts Of the state.
The parents OF Merle Hay. one Of
the first three Americans killed in
the World War. will receive no in
surance because their boy died be-
fore the war risk insurance act be-
came operative. The American Le-
gion OF Iowa, Hays home state. has
petitioned for the parents relief and
is now seeking to find any other
parents who sons died too soon"
Michael E. Cassidy, member OF the
American Legion past at Bisbee.
ARIZONA, and morale officer at Camp
Cody, New Mexico, during the war.
was last week appointed. appropri-
ately enough. prohibition director
for his arid state.
The body OF Frederick W. CAL
braith Jr.. national commander OF
the American Legion at the time OF
his accidental death at Indianapolis,
Ind. in June. will not be inferred in
Arlington national cemetery at
Washington. d. c., according to ad-
vices last week from the widow and
brother OF the late commander.
Burial will be made at Spring Grove
Cemetery. Cincinnati. O., where the
body was placed in a temporary
vault following the largest military
funeral In America since the Civil
War.
with the practical closing OF the
harvest season. the employment Of
fee of an American Legion post at
Aberdeen, S. D., where /. w. WIS
tried TO cause a general strike"
among farm hands, has closed. In
three weeks the Legion served 1017
free meals. found jobs for GIT men,
gave 373 free baths and ~ treat
ments by the post physician.
The city election in Birmingham
Ala, may be postponed at the re-
quest Of the American Legion pos
OF that city. The service men wan
TO vote. When a law exempting them
from poll tax was declared uncon
stitutional recently, the men wer'
disqualified as voters. Thirty thou
sand World War veterans OF tn
state are affected.