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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-17
Six Generations Living.

The hope expressed by Mrs. Sarah
Miller, resident Of the Neffsville
home, near Lancaster, Pa, on her
lO2d birthday anniversary in March,
1920, that she might live to head a
family of six generations, has como
to pass. She is now, at the age of 100.
a great-great-great-grandmother.
A few days ago a reunion was held
with each generation represented. The
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS present
was boy. Wilbur Roher. The other
generations were represented by his
mother, Mrs. c. Roher; his grand
mother, Mrs. Frank ]. Ginder: Mrs.
Ginder's mother, Mrs. Ellen Zug; her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Rupp, and Mrs.
Miller, mother Of Mrs. Rupp. Mrs.
Rupp is 80 years old.
Mrs. Miller is native of Hampden
township, Cumberland county, Pa, and
most of her life was spent on a farm
in that section. She is still in good
health and active and devotes much of
her time to sewing and knitting. Mrs.
Miller was married twice, the second
time at the age Of about sixty years
Neither of her husbands is alive
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-17

Fruits and vegetables sold "by the
bushel' in West Virginia must weigh
48 pounds, to conform with the State
law on the subject, according to an
opinion Of Atiprney-General E. T.
England in letter to George F. Daugh-
ery. Commissioner of Labor and ex-
officio Commissioner Of Weights and
Measures. The difference in the weight
of a bushel under the Federal law,
which requires rs pounds, and the
State law caused Mr.. Daugherty to ask
the Acknowledgement to give his opinion
of the requirements in this State.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-17

The question as to whether or not
an incorporated town can lawfully tax
automobiles has been definitely set
tied in West Virginia. Some months
ago the council of Martinsburg enacted
an ordinance placing a tax on automo
biles. w. d. Cloves, a resident Of that
city, refused to pay the tax, and enter
ed suit against the city in an go.
have the tax declared unlawful. Judge
Woods decided against the plaintiff
when he first heard the case. Later
it was appealed to the Supreme Cour,
of West Virginia, where Judge woods
opinion was sustained. There can be
no question now as to the city's right
to collect the tax.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-17
(Which 20

SchoolmistreSs-Tommy, low do
you spell ham,"
Tommy-Please, rpa'am, do you
mean the ain We eat or the am we
areT'-Our Boys and Girls.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02
DECEPTIVE FIGURES

The statement is teIegraphed from
Washington that. based on the con.
trasted figures of luxury-tax receipts
and educational expenditures. the
country spent $4,000 ,00o, 600 more for
Injuries last year than for education
in fifty years. All Of which is interest
ing if true, but to what extent is il
especially important?
What constitutes luxury in these
days Of Treasury ruling and internal
revenue elassifications is largely an
arbitrary distinction Al coat or a
pair Of shoes above q special value
Is a luxury Non-aIchoIic drinks are
Injuries What to the ordinary cfti-
zen is a plain necessity is paIpable
luxury for purposes Of taxation.
But even in the face Of the showing
that the American people spent sz2.-
090. 000. 200 for Injuries last year the
more suggestive thing is tina they have
spent an average Of $3.50 600 600 an
nuaIIy for fifty years on institutions
OF learning That Is prodigious ex-
penditure for education something no
other country can match and proper
cause for national pride World
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

them came his voyage & "a -
/ World. 3 s11s NeW
Tflen we have Newton'a ann,o
Things have fallen ever s;nca 49, ~
universe was created. And a .s -
before Newton seems to hava $3.50 49,.
himself. Why asAsa
Robert Meyer, a sfip,s snrgao., Z,
the East Indies, noticed thar 80
nous blood Of his patients saanas
redder than that Of people Hving S
temperate climates Doubtless co.,
physicians had also noticed that FACT
MEYER, bordering on 1t, reached tha
conclusion that the cause must ~ -
lesser degree of oxidation reoufraa 3.
keep Up the body temperature Il az
5orrId zone. That thought led 10 tta
discovery of the mechanical fhaorv -
neat and to the first comprehensive
appreciation Of the great law If tba
conservation Of energy.
4 you have witnessed tire 9raf,,.f
progress OF the mind Of little babv
you have seen a miracle.
And what is the golden ladder a
which the baby climbs out az nara
consciousness into intelligence?
Curiosity nothing else. The con
slant reaching out for the untrie5
feFen though the reaching Involves
much uDsetting Ct flower vases, and
many burned and bleeding angers4
the eternal why; the unquenchabIe
how and what.
Some Elen climb a little way up
that ladder, ard are satisfied.
They reach a point where the DAYS
task beeimes more or less automatic.
where their feet follow easily aiong 5
familiar path. And they are content
They would not pay a nickle to see al
earthquake; they would not open ]
book or stretch their minds ii Woa-
der at what lies even beyond the next
desk above them, to say nothing Of
what lies beyond the stars.
Ceasnig to be curious, they cease
to grow.
For surely one secret Of genious Is
this the ability to remain Interested
II new things even into old age
Bruce Barton.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02
AL SNAKES DECLARED vENE.
NOUS

HARMLESS snakes are like the far
famed snakes Of IeeIand-there are
none. At least, this is the conclusion
Of DR.. and Madame Phisalix, perhaps
the greatest modern authorities on
snake venom. In an article summing
I'D their extensive researches and ap-
pearing in Larousse Mensuel Hlustre
(Parisp their conclusions are summed
up. The most remarkable is doubtless
the discovery just noted namely
that all serpents are venomous, and
not only those supplied with poison
Sfangs They find that both the blood
and the saliva Of air ophidians are.
more or less venomous. so that when
their dentition is complete the saliva
at once penetrates the minute wounds
made by the teeth; hence so-called
harmless species are really as dan
gerous as the fanged serpents. We
read in a translation made for The
Scientific American Monthly lNeW
York;
Thfs venemous action has been
thoroughly demonstrated BY means
If experiments made upon guinea
pfgs. birds. small rodents. and even
mon lizards. with the secretion from
the uarotfd glands Of certain Colnbers
tsnekes cgassed as being non-yeno-
nous and including the common grass
snake.
..R,4t recent experiments have clear
II proved the toxic action Of blood Ct
Colubers. which is analogous e that
81 the serpenss ordinarily known as
vanan,ous A cubic centimeter q the
serum Of the snooth-skined Coluner
Is eapabIe Of killing d frog in one houF
and 4 haIf. The symptoms exhibited
are sfuDor. PARALYSIS of the resplra-
tory apparatus, and muscular parais-
sis.
~These researches show that oar
,,rasant classification OF serpents Is
inexact. Madame Phisallx declares
definitely: The study Ct the yeno-
mons function Is toe general 70 pc
com prised within definite limits
furthermore, it has been diseoverea
that All lover vertebrates are more e
less venomous. Nest fishes contain
noison ii small quantities. The RI
searches made BY N. KopaezeWsAl'
n particular. have shown the eoAae
nature at the serum Of the murenoiu
eel -
venom is found even more ssile
rallv among batrachians Madame
phisaIix has also studied these -
tensively. and she distinguishes tWo
sorts 81 glands among them, whose &C.
eretions are OF different nature, VIZ
p,nscous venom and gEandular venom
@Muscous venom is that which = &C.
creted by the mucous glands when are
distributed over the entire BODY pc
Ing principally found upon the az
domen 1t IS colorIess and yenomous
and acts upon the nerves eenFers ne
water obtained merely By washlas
an ordinary edible green HOS N1s
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

1913 institutions at the beginning OF
the new year amounted to ss.1S6. $50
900. an increase Of 1918 per cent.
The wenty-one mutual savings
hanks in the middle western states
reported an increase in deposits of
s10,S51.93S. The greatest individual
gain in this group was made BY Ohio
with an Increase for the year of 3d.
.S92.656. Wisconsin, made the greatest
percentage OF increase, 25-ss per
cent
In the Pacific coast states the in
crease for the year was $50 per cent
California showed a gain of 6.07 per
cent and Washington 124s per cent.
- hipley Verdict
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

sunciently poisonous to Kill two
adult rabbits.
@Granu ar venom is that furnished
5v the granular glands which are sit
uated solely upc- the back and nnon
which depend the parotid glands sit
mated behind the head. They are much
larger than the mucous glands. The
granular venom found on the back
Sc the terrestrial salamander is q very
active poison for cats and dogs. The
nrfncipla symptoms produced by it
are haIlucination, terror, salvation.
vomiting, and commissions. The venom
81 the common toad has a paraIytic
efect.
r. VIII be noted, of course, that
thase venonas. like that of snakes, act
onlv when introduced into the circu-
latisn. and not BIZ being swallowed.
The poison secreted By batrachians
varies greatly IN odor Some smell
ike garlic: that Of the calanlite
toad smells like powder On the other
hand both the common toad and the
handwriting salaanander produces a
nelson with fragrance OF Vanilla The
venom Of the crested triton has the
oeor Of horseradish. while that OF the
.Jananese saIamander resembles that
of saIcI Gainesville News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02
ss2
sss cures Bilious Fever. s
MORE MONEY IN BANKS WHY
TALK or DEPRESslONz

According to statistics made pub
lie saturday night by the savings
banks association Of the state Of New
york the savings deposits through
ont the United States in 1920 eclipsed
iii previous records. Deposits in the
es5 savings institutions IN January
1st last totalled s5.sSs,s0A, an IN
crease Of cas- per cent over the pre-
yious banner year, 1919.
The 40 banks IN the New England
states had deposits Of s7,112.ss7. Al,
representing an Increase 7.53 per cent
IL the eastern states deposits IN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02
WORD IS -wHy''

-
Z, man whom ! know re-
trsu1 q business with
3. tharoughIy familiar 70
a. be knew absolutely
i see what he would DO.
Z, s .sIid weeks he did moth
- train to Washington
s,ist Information the gov
- 81 trade conditions in
s.,'sa among jObbers and man
i even went to the com
! :ssussst competitors.
,ssre asking questions It
LII amazing the amount Of
IS tat be was able to dig
...,.r Is 4 human characteristic
ssau much maligned. Men
4 i slightly. as if it were
nc D y ashamed Of a weak
} i rspressed
III lasa i that when 2 man
.saua Gla point Of asking cues
/. mIrlls as vel be dead
r.s.t curiosity there would be
..s 10 progress
MRS moi p make reply
n,iFs not to reason why,
I God enough motto for men
/, d their way to be shot. But
aeb men expect no empires to
Iipd. no inventions made, no
discoveries brought to light
ss.sIlr ttle Scientific American
ald1 ii the hand-maiden Of
s
/ Doubt many . man before the
\ 1 Columbus had remarked the
fruits and branches tossed up
Il waves on the shores Of the
III Islands. The natives had
|snd them for generations with
aen % much as a thought. But
alanhus those strange gifts of
q we're messengers sent from a
! Fhss no European ship had ev-
|uxhsd Out Of lis wonder about
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

So long as we love. we serve. 30
long as we are loved By others I
would almost say we are indispens-
able: and no man Is useless while he
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02
Read WHAT u S. BEPT. o. AeRf-
CULTURE SAYS ABOUT MA
-TlAErf RATS = 80 n

According to government figures two
produce a59, zoo. 49, individual rat 4ee
when y0u see the first rat. don't vat.
E2e-A T-SeSAF Is the surest, eieaness, mos
convenient exreruaiHatGr, Ne mixing wi1h
other foods Drys up after killing-Ieavas
no smell Cats or dogs Wons teueh IT,
Sold and guaranteed by the Court Psaar-
naacy aad Cserigs Drug St0rz.-Ad-IrTl mo.
New Fall suits arriving daily at Enei-
rauer & Gso.-a-2-tF
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

1 new Fan Sa1it for the man and young
r,an. III the latest patterns ana deslsns
At Rheinauer x Ca.--s-2-It
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02
CASH AND CARRY

T Under new management, but the same cour-
- teous treatment. Rock bottom prices on
quality goods It is no effort to save here Prices
are marked in plain figures. Below is a partial
list Of the many money saving items to be found
at tIncn stores
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Rab-my Tism klas ,nfsetlon.-s-ts2o t.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

.s'se vs2,s us. A9. Broosge Mare and
go ior e 1.a mule VIII sell at a
p eli - s.'sh 4 interested ad-
= 4. I. Freimuth, Lowell.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Hub My Tssm kils pain. $
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

q asd baree Mules, one daubIa
akee' 80 u. TESS. The first offer Of
'aI l;ssa.lse entire outfit. Joe
''oiia Market, OcaIa. Eta.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

a,ar3;;,..'s o a, Pedro Fla, on Jersey
3 asb ss Ntop, split, upper al usier
Alll ls,,s' En- s. little Whit sl1owilss,
'eet cs..' s'.'p0L years old. Wien
''rts nnIss Mau leather haltaer On.
e.. '.sfs reward TO finder. w.
sammerheId. FIa.-7-10-tf
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

! S.ess leather hand bag On roaf;
4 Ts.: 81 2eaia, Monday noon. Be-
u f,s, ss' 1iratham Bees Score.
- Is '--S-9-5t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

''le< IN y ", Y \. e Rs Write for spec
.'sss ~ ~ snlp your ties. Of an grs sles
sle ~; - &C turing Company. .Jae.ls-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

|scE Fee horses. moving ma
a|5s,... p pIow j. ID. HAIR
biorida IS It
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

d b. ~ sale cash or INSTALL
e. )N. Spar. Florida
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

aeN r',s kofdson Tractor. prae-
I'm s. onlE enough to Timber
Stabl1s seen az Nichols and
,'tala E7s.A- Z. MCKAY. Box
: " ga. rs 26-tf.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

claes Ton Worm Drive Truck
1'|< ans mechanical condition
1e 6o;< CAD also one stock
s'oeS .9r hauling wood two
. ~ pr;en extra tubes and one
"a Ra..r S40Q II Interested
.s'er Office. & l9-tf
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Z earins mule, weight 500 or $50
,!iia,ns ssatner halter. found
:: p,aee on N0rwalk road.
q; 4 aiiaee, Lake Kerr. ria.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

i Puppy. two or three
4 A. ~ w L. Meadows.
49,. g. Petersburg. Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

4 I5o,ssa pc Grass cuttings,
e ma $40 r. II. HOPKINS.
l9~ff.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24
MUSi ODSTRANiTI SLEPICE.

Pred okresnim soudcem
Phillipsem zt6zovala 81 pi. Mar
ia Maskova, 1923 Dercum rd.,
S. +. ma Johna Mar0naye sVe-
no souseda. 1924 Worley Ave.
ze posledn6jSi chova perlicky,
holuby a psy, kteraz zvlfata j
obt6zuii nejen hlukem, puso-
benym kdakanim, vrkotem a
$tekanim, ale zapachem, je-
likoz soused kurniky nedrzi V
nalezite Gistot6. Podobn6 il pu-
sobiIy 8kodu slepice hrabanim
V zahrad6 a holubi, kteri po-
SkozoVali stfechu.
Soudce rozhodl, ae Maronay
musi slepice odstraniti, kdezto
proti chovu psu a. holubu ne
muze soud niCeho namitati. Die
rozsudku budou miti patrne Il
Maronaye 0 letoSlim posVice-
nj dosti peten6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24

Amerika, iak jiz dnes sc to
ukazuje, bude jednou u nej-
zpateGn6jsich zemi ma celdm
svet6 a cirkevni zastanci bu-
dou pax p1-ovad6ti svoie orgie,
kterG provad6ny byly We sire
doNeku v EvropG a vyvrcholily
az upalenFm Jana Husa, ktery
tehda Sc proti tomu postavil a
proto ruce k dflu. Pfijato 7
novych clenu. Usneseno. uspo-
rAdati ieste iednu agitacni
schulz koncem ladna a vybor
Kfiyan a Brabec opatfi mist
most tajemnik oznami to V
noyinach. Dale obGane re "a
padni strany dostavi Sc do ne
kterych schuzi agitovati bu-
dou We prospech spolku. OBJ
can Obermayer pax schulz u
koncil, pod6koval pfitomnym
"a uGast a zadial, aby sami We
prosp6ch spolku .agitovali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24
TTfLlNC BELLE VERNON
CO Y NOVYCH NESNA-
ZfCH.

Dne Z. 2afi koupila 81 rodi-
ma s. l.. Friedmana zmrZlinu
od firmy Telling Belle Vernon
Co., jez Sc prave proslayuje
stavkou syych rozvazeGu nile
ka. Po poziti ice creamu roz-
stonala Sc pry celia rodina a
zaluje nyni spoletnost ma
$4,000 iako nahradu ia poSra
mocene zdravl. Friedman tyr
dl, re on, jeho manzelka Il dVe
dcely, Rosa a Ruth upadly V ne
moe nasledkem poziti zmrzli-
ny a ze jest povinnosti mlekar
ny utrp6nou skodu nahraditi
Ma druhe strane pax ufednici
spoleCnosti pravi, re Fried
man buhyi co jedi a re neni
mozno ably pritinou onemocne-
nj byl jejich vyrobek, ktery. je
Zaveden skorem celtm CleVe-
land6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24
ODJiZDf DO VLASTI.

" nedtli, 27. listopadu t. r,
rozlouGi Sc $ na$im m6ste kra
ianky pi. Barbora PouchoYa 4
81. Emma Pekarkova a 81. Ma
rie Pekarkova. Vyje9ou Erie
drahou f. 50. stanice o 2.35 h.
odpol.
Z New Yorku vypluii lodi
America 20. listopadu t. I. pre-
plavni spolecnsti u. $. Mail
Steamship Co. Inc. pres Bremy
do Vlasti.
We vlasti ubytuii Sc V Koli-
ne n. L., kde naleznou celou
fadu Cleveland'and.
Preplav yyfizen velmi pecli-
We IA snizenou cenu pro va
nocni preplay p. Fredem Holu-
benz, red. cizineckeho odd6le-
nj The Cleveland Trust CO., V
newburghsk6 odbotce.
NaSim krajankam prejeme
re srdce mnoho zdaru We Via
sti, ably ve$kere tuzby Sc jim
splnily.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24
NALEZ NEMLUVNETE.

Poblize Red Cross Teaching
Center, 1925 Euclid Ave. sho-
zeno bylo vGera rano automo-
blu nemluvn6 muzskeh0 pohla
Vi. Ubohe robe vypadlo pfi pa
du re Satu, V n6mz bylo zaba-
leno a lezelo nah6 az do DOLBY,
kdy iej nalezly tri zeny,jez sly
do oSetfovatelsk6ho kursu pfi
Lakeside nemocnici Iprvu by
" tax postraSeny, re prchly
zp6t do 1stavu Il iejch kfikem
upozorn6na panl M. Oltellova,
ktera Sc ujala ihned ncbozatka
iez opatfila Satem a opatroVa-
la tax dlouho, doKud pollcle
dit6 neodVezla do materince.
Nekolik zen vyprayovalo poll
eli, BE slysely lomoz prijizd6-
iicfho auta poblize zmin6ne bu
dovy n6kter6 Sc take domni-
vail, re slysely itchy plat dite-
te. Lekaii matefince sice do
znavaji, ze robe zimou pon6-
kGd utrpelo, ale ze jest made
ie, ze bude ma ziVu Zachovano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24
DIVA POLICISTE OBZALO-
VANI Z LOUPEZE.

Dva byvali pfislusnici poll
cejniho Department. budou
postavcni pred trestni soud, a
by Sc zodpovidali z cinu, ktere
by vefeinost nikdy policai-
t6m nepfisuzovala. Jest to SER
zant Edgar Martin a straznik
Edward Dvorak, ktefi nell
dlne 26. cervence pfepadnuti
Michaela Kinga Il Pittsburgh,
iehoz donutili namifenymi re-
Nolyery uttci vlastniho auta
kOralkou nalozeneho. Kousek
provedli ma vych. 1873. ul. Cal
cutta Ave. Automobil byl sice
objeven, ale kofaliGka byla liz
n6kde pekle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24

Kdo chceA veseie profit po-
sNlcenSky veGer Il do sytosti Sc
nasmati, pfijd' Sc dnes podiVa-
IL do Ceske Narodni Sine ma
Broadway, kde sehraje Tyl vel
kou fraSku Sc Zp6vy O a Jed
nanich. kterou napsal Rudolf
Mark. pod titulem Manzel-
stvi na zkouSku", aneb "Cerna
ruka Y Praze". Zminena orga-
nisace "cern6 ruky" nebude a.
le nikterak ohrozovati vaSi kap
su aniz vzacny vas zivot, jake
spiSe vase branice. Hra okofe-
nena Jest veselymi 3 kuplety,
ytlp honi takrka ytip iak po-
sVlceni take sluSl a pati'.. Fra
Ska sledule Jen ucel, ably sc di-
yak skutecne baVil a re smichu
neVychazel a Nsude take toho-
to cile Destitute, doufejmez
II tomu bude take i dnes.
Y meziakti 1cinkuje sokol-
ska hudba, jez bude take Wy
hrayati pfi posv.censk6m We.
necku, ktery "a divadla ziska-
nou dobrou naladu ieSt6 pa.
tln6 zyy5i. Pro pfiSte chystt
sbor Tyl krAsne Jerabkovo dra
ma "Sluzebnik sveho pana"
ktere bude opetne jednou pc
delsi pfestavce sehrano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24
"a LOUPEZ SPERKU DOH
= VOTNl VEZENl.

Porotou uznan byl yinnym
20-lety Joe Prymas, teprve
d%acetilety mladik, jenz Sc
rloupal do bytu. Clarence
Thompsona, 1851 vych. 18. ul.,
kde ukradl diamantu Gene
$14O0. Die vypov6di zalobce
Stantona ucin6ne vtera, musi
b}ti odsouzen Prymas ma dozi-
voti, jelikoz porota jej neodpo
rtcila milosti. RoZsudek mad
mladikem vynesen bu1e soud-
Gem Williumem Josepaem te-
prve Y sobotu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24
ZAPISkY Z AGITACNI
SCHUZE

Spolku pro Pohfbivani ohnem
pro Stat Ohio, konan6 dne 20.
listopadu 1921 ma zapadni stra
ne. Pritomne uVital tajemnik |
a ia pfedsedu zvolen obcan
Obelmayer, ktery zahajil schu
ri predal slovo obG. Cimlero-
vi. ObGan Cimler kratSi pred
naSce naznaGil rozdll nasi w
chovy We stare vlasti q vychovy
zde roZenych, poznamenal, zeI
mnohym z pfitomnych bude Sc
snad zdati, ze 10, o Gem bude|
mluvit nema nic spolecneho Sc
spopelnenim mrtvoly, ale po-
dotkl, ze on spopelnenim mrt
voly povazuie potVrZeny ucet
pokrokove cinnosti IA ziva. Ne
znacil, iak vychova Cechach
provadena byla tlakem tim
ze Sc budil protitlak, kdezto
zde nabozensti hlasatele ne
malice dosud nadvladu, pracu
il zpusobem uhlazenejs.m, O.
vsem, ze stejne nebezpecnym,
totiz Vlidnym pOtfesenlm ri
ky, ptanim sc 20 Zdrayi, iak
iste sc vyapali atd. to ma mno
he, kteri neznaji to pozadl. We
lice pekn6 utinkuJe a pax le
tezko Jim povidati Jake ukrut-
nosti provad6ny byly budou,
kdy2 cmkve k moci Sc dosta-
nou. Podotknul jak cirkve ku
Siieni sveho ucemi natazene
mali zive draty Z Wahingtonl
az do nejZapadlejsich koncin
divokeho Zapadu, ovSem Ze
neViditelne podob6 ucitelek a
| ruznych nrednlku a Jest temef
jisto, re zadny ucitel utltel-
ka neobdrzl misto, pak-lize ne
patti k nektere te vfe zde e.
xistujici. Tito pax zivym slo-
vem hlasail tn nauku kristoVu,
"a kterou ale skutku pokulha-
,vaji. A tax systematicky pro-
vad6na je tato agitace a ie ire
ba ably pokrokoyl lide zanecha
! Il pohodlnosti pfilozili ruku
k dilu pracovali plnou silou
ku spoieni, ably zde stala silna
!. organisace, ktera by celia IL
i vlu zpatecnick6mu 9 podotknuI
ze kdyz ten boj neprodelame
my, budou no muset prodela-
vat naSe d6ti ia mnohem vet
J, sich obetl, nez "a jakych BY
bylo mozno dnes to dokazati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24
LUPICI " CfNSkEM RE-
STAURANTU.

Cinsky restaurater Ben Kee
jehoz Utmost Sc nachazi ma
Walnut Ave. a vych. II. ul.
byl b6hem iednoho mesice wee
ra rano navStiven jiz podru-
ne neyitanymi hosty. Prvni lex
ce stala Sc mu vSak uzitecnou
neb zlodeji vGereiSi mu wall
jen $22, ielikoz opatimy syn
nebeske rise ostatni penize pc
clive uschoval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24
EBvEE'''
POSVfCENSkA ZABAVA.

Pravou staroCeekou posvicen
skou zabavu pr y5bol'n6 muzi-
ce uspofada dnes jiz potinaie
druhou hodinou odpoledni V
mistnostech p. Vlka ma zap.
so, ul. Klub Ratolest Majova.
Zabavni vybor slibuje toho to-
lik, re obyGejnym smrtelnikdm
k pozemskemu blahu staGi to-
no jen polovidka. Jen 81 pre-
ct4te, iak vSe lei We yypravnt
basni oZnAmkoVe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24
SPATNE VYSLEDKY HASIC.
SKYCH ZKOUSEK.

Sluzebni zkouSky, iez kazdy
m6stsky hasic musi S prospe-
chem sloziti, chce-li ufad6
postoupiti ma porucika, vypa-
dly tentokrate die zprav kcmi-
Sc pro ciyilni sluzbu yelice BILE
de, neb proslo pouze 68 kan
didata, kdezto II jich slavn6
propadlo.