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jun< PhlIsnderIno
Maud Does Edith love Jack we'll
enough 10 marry him?
Marie Yes but Jack believes in
letting well enough alone.
ssss
Why not spelling school for car
toonists? Denver Times.
ssss
Artistic candor
Sitter But, Mr.. Smiers that dosen't
look like me, I'm sure.
Portrait But, madam, il it looked
any more like you I'm sure you
wouldn't like it.
Poets Pat Quotation
A lady wrote to Tennpson asking
him for his autograph and senti-
ment. Receiving no reply she wrote
again, and followed this by request.
Finally her persistence was rewarded,
the poet sending her sheet OF paper
on which he had written, "a Tenny-
SON Sentiment: Ask me no more "
Excellent Reason
Have you any reason for doubling
what ! say?'
Il have
What is it?'
Il don't believe YOU
ssss
Her Great Sacrifice
Hub-I have made all sorts OF sac
rifices for you. Now what did you
ever give up for me?
wife Well. the idea Of your asking
that when you know gave up three
Of the incest young men in town,
s&ss
Got the Last Word
It was during little spat- His
wife had been talking for ten minutes
without q let-up, and the end came
when she asserted vehemently, There
hope / have made myself plain.
made yourself plain, my dear?' he
replied calmly Why, | didn't know
you were born that way
Not Favorite
Says an exchange, THE man who
imagines he has no equal must lead
a very lonely life" He does brother,
for few people care for his society.
A Purchassble Commodity
A Belgian woman, who lost her hus-.
band in railroad accident. received
from the company $4,000 by way Of
compensation. Shortly afterwards she
read Of traveller getting twice as
much for the loss Of a leg. She went
j to the company and protested that the
difference was unfair.
MADAM said the official, "the two
awards are perfectly fair. Four thou
sand dollars won't provide the man
with new leg, but for $4,000 you can
easily get new husband"
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among the eminent.
$500
Same View as Our Own
Housewife Why did you leave your
last place? Wasn't your work con-
genial?
Hobo Lady. no work is congenial.
$3.50
Rough on Homer
In regard to Homer, wrote q
school boy" no one knows where,
how, when or why he was BORN
Defined
PA. what is sophistry p
"The other fellows argument, my
son.
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VIII S Wits and sFunnies'

A Mortorist's Diagnosis
Doctor Karr What are your symp-
toms?
Mr.. Command Lassitude. doctora
feeling of fullness and general dis
inclination to do anything
DR.. Kari see; you've been ex-
ceeding the feed limit.
$3.50
A Humane Mayor
Talk about our Sunday blue laws,
here's decree issued not long ago by
the mayor. of little commune in the
Pyreness:
Whereas the young people OF the
commune are wont to meet and dance
every Sunday after mass, and the
noise they make frightens the cocks,
hens, and other animals of the village,
we hereby prohibit dancing within the
bounds of the commune during the
hours in which the domestic animals
take their repose.
The two principal kinds of times are
standard and wrist watch. Sycamore
(O.) Leader. ]
Were is not for the weather, some
people would never be able to break
into a conversation Kirksville tMo,)
Express.
Don't misjudge the whole human
race because few thousand inhabi-
tants prefer grand opera to the movie.
Cheyenne lWyo.) Safe Leader
$3.50
Fierce of Habit
.sNow, my dear, you must positively
forget business if you are going into
society with me.
s.What have done?,' inquired the
preoccupied physician.
eWhy, you feel the pulse OF every
body who extends a hand 4
~sss
One of the scientists has found out
that eating sauerkraut prolongs life,
But why prolong life if one must eat
sauerkrautg Florence (colo.) Para
dox.
An old Flemish pitcher sold in New
York the other day for $3.50, but
firstclass young American pitcher viii
bring good deal more Providence
Journal
While they are putting in all these
gasoline stations for. the motorists,
they should also erect more hospitals
and cemeteries along the road st.
Joseph News-Press.
$3.50
ANYHOW, the mild weather has con-
siderably reduced our wood chopping
or emphasizes the necessity OF having
to buy a lighter axe for family use
Gilmer (Tex.) Mirror.
An Exception
burroughs claims that he's made
success Of everything he's touched
"He didn't of me. I'm worse on
than was when he borrowed that
ten
Intentions Declared
"Youn man. said the girls father,
III happened to see you kissing my
daughter last night. May | inquire
your intentions, sir?'
why. certainly, SIR replied the
cheeky young fellow. Il intend to do
lit every chance GET
ssss~
Therefore We Never Do
Tell woman she looks like some
other woman and the chances are you
make two women mad, the one you
say it to and the one you say i about.
y -
Lines Of Conduct
Modesty. forbids man to crown
himself with laurels, but there is n.
objection to ones wreathing ones
face with smiles.
No Shortage
Il rented 4 house in the Street Of
Dreams sings poet. Well, even
a poet can pay the rent Of that wind
Of house.
There was time when knight
hood was in flower" but at present
there are many knights in Russia, and
other parts Of Europe. but few are in
flour. Clearwater Sun.
Lucky Their Names Not Treble
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REPORT or THE FUNDS COUNTY, PERIOD


the
pio 8 p go 800 81 $3.50 ERNEST omptro
RECAPITULATION OF REPORT TAX SCHOOL DIS
TRICT FUNDS. MARION COUNTY FLORIDA, JUNE BOTH 1920
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S u
are not keen personally for the idea
expressed in the following lines, even
though we print them.
Il would like to get 4 few days of
to get married, sir.
Why didn't YOU get married during
your vacation?"
i didn't want to spoil my vacation
in than way. sir
Among the Moneyed Glass
A western professor, Whitir : VIII
liams, who has spent months as a
mine and mill laborer, is to lecture
here soon on his experiences. We are
sure Bostonians will enjoy hearing
the professor relate his adventures
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Clever afternoon frocks of taffetas, georgettes,
Canton crepes, foulards--sports frocks of crepes
de chine, Canton crepes, Roshanara crepes, and
fancy pussy willow taffetas in yles suitable for
present and early fall wear Light and dark colors
shown in plain and combination effects Reg
ular prices $25 to $l25. Your choice during this
sale--one-half price.
Third Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
AnEarly
of the NeW
Fall Fashions

To provide our patrons
with the new in wearables
as soon as they are fash.
ioned has always been our
aim, and il is only natural,
therefore, that we should
invite you at this early
date to come and inspect
the fashions that will bo
most in evidence this fall.
They differ, very intrigu.
ingly from the styles one
sees about town, the styles
so orlGinal--in fabrics so
alluring - in colors so
radiant-in adornment so
rcfined--and one is agree.
ably surprised to note the
prices so reasonable.
Worthy of especial men.
tion are new tailleurs by
Lcftcourt-and new chic
blouses designed by Du
Broc Davis --- exclusively
for us. Smart frocks Of
charming simplicity from
Jos. A. Morris, Realart
and others.
-Tliird Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
MarqliseHeS, VOileS
and SCri,nS, 49C yd.
REGULAR Price 75C

In white, ecru, and cream, So inches
wide and in good qualities that rep
resent exceptionally good values.
Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
WOmen'S Fancy Lace
LiSIe Hose SI.29

"A Remarkable value. This is fancy
lace silk finished Isle hose in Cor
dovan and black.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
40 MILDLY Suits
Special SI.95

Ages 4 to IA years-very good
quality, An opportunity to purchase
a MILDLY suit at real savings, as many
Of these have been selling for $40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
Fancy White Goods,
29c

This group consists of
various fancy W h t e
materials, excellent for
draperies, blouses and
lingerie; unusual values
predominant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
Fancy Voiles, Special,
59c

Rich colorings in attrac-
tive patterns, many silk
striped voiles that have
been selling up to $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
.S1.25Hlet Curtain Nets
Are Reduced to CSC

Good quality in white, cream, and
ecru, with conventional designs. The
materials are SO to 40 inches wide.
Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
One Lot of WOmen'S
SmOCkS SI.OO

All sizes in this group of attractive
smocks, made of voile and linen.
Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Full fashioned with Isle
tops and feet; b a c k
only, and of very good
quality silk,
Main Floor
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
Riddles KOUeraHs Csc

They Were Priced $1.25
We'll made, practical suits for play
and vacation wear. The material is
blue and khaki denim, trimmed in
red or blue. Sizes 2 to years.
Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
Cheney's Foulards and
Fancy Tricolettes, $l.19


The Regular Prices Are
$2.45 to $3.50
Fancy tricolettes and
foulards in light and
dark colors that will
fashion into very attrac-
tive frocks.
White Sports Skirting,
Special at $3.45
Hindu crepe and sports
Canton crepe of excel
lent quality, formerly
priced from $1 to $5 a
yard.
Fancy Ceorgette Crepes,
lndestructible Voiles,
$1.29
Formerly $500
40 inches wide, fine
quality and in various
attractive colorings and
patterns.
Fine Charmeuse,
Special, $3.50
40 inches wide, fine
quality and full range of
colors to select from.
Regular price $2.95.
Checked Wash Taffetas,
$2.39
Regularly this quality
sells for $3.50, and may
be had in various sized
checks and colors.
-Muiu Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
Imported Organdies,
Reduced to 79c
nl CT o.


Reduced to 79c
Regular $l.25
Stripes, pl a i d S, and
checks in new colors;
guaranteed permanent
finish.
Fancy Ratistes Are
Now 19c
Fancy patterns in pink,
blue, rose, tan, and navy,
good quality.
Imitation Soisettes to
Clear Away at 29c
Good quality, 32 inches
wide; just eight pieces
in various colors.
Fancy White Goods,
39c
Another lot of these
goods for lin gerie,
blouses and dresses
greatly underpriced.
Fancy White Goods,
19c
Good values in this lot
of materials; many uses
can be found for them
good for dresses, lin
gerie, blouses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
A Group of Silk Skirts
Reduced to S3.9S
Regular Values From
Sc to 10c Yard
Values to $500

This offering coming at time when silk sports
skirts enjoying their greatest vogue, is an un-
examped opportunity for all women to partici-
pate. And that the savings will exceed your fond
est expectations can be realized when you these
fine silk crepes in plain and fancy models and in
all wanted shades
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

Just think what selling event this is, permitting savings
that out Of proportion to the quality and styles of the
garments Thrifty will quickly take advantage of
this chance for there many weeks remaining in which
to these rocks All organdy, Swiss, vole
linen frocks included at these three prices The styles
to defy description. One is assured
finding only but several to suit their whm-both
light and dark colors are here
IOor
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-26
t.NeEEEse sIS- SkHxsnS4S
zADEJTE PrVODNf GEsKO-
SLOVENSKE SNiMKY V O.
DIVAD-
LECH!

Kazdy 2 tetnych navstevnl-
kG obrazkovych divadel Una "a
iist6 t. w. Weekly News, totiz
kratke snimky Lasovych udalo-
stf z celeho sveta, pfedvadene
pred hlavn1m programem. W.
dava je tydne nebo dvakrat do
tydne fada amer. filmovych
spolecnosti. Prirozene snimky
tTeba kratk6, pTedvadejfci uda
losti 2 toho ci onoho kouta sve-
ia, jsou velmi pusobivym pro-
stfedkem informacnim, zvlaste
kdyz ukazujf Sc b6hem tydne
V tisicich divadlech pc celych
Spoj. Statech. Ceskoslovenska
Tiskova KancelaT We Wash
ingtonu, d. c., snazf Sc proto
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-26
PRED HOTEL
MICH

Cisnici, cisnice a kuchaTi "a
m6stnani V hotelich Winton,
Statler, Olmsted, Hollenden a
Cleveland, hodlaji vyjiti dnes
v poledne ma stavku, setrvaji-li
zamestnavatel6 ma odmitaclm
stanovisku vaci s~poleGne kon-
ferenci S uredniky unie. Nala-
du pro straik znazornuje nej-
lepe vGerejSl hlasovani, pr
kterem rozhodnuti 0 stavce by
10 dano V ruce jednateli mistn.
unie cislo 106. Edw. A. Whis-
semorovi a Size v6tsinou 44C
hlasd prot 9. Schuzku hoteli
eru Sc zastupcf Zam6stnancG
ma dnes odpoledne uskuteCnic
mayor Fitzgerald a jestlize "a
mestnavatel6 setrvaji ma tom
vzajemne porady Sc nes1-
castniti, Dude prace We jmeno-
vanych hotelich dnes V poled-
ne zastavena.
Spor neni veden ami o vySS.
mzdu, neb pracovnf hodiny, il
ko proti snaze majitelu zavest
v hotelich system otevfenycl
dilen. Stavkou by bylo <dotGe.
no as 500 zamestnancG obojihe
pohlavi.
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DEVCATkO PREJETO PRED
OCIMA ~VLASTNfHO OTCE.

Petileta Marketa Turkova q
els. 1884 zap. AT. I'll. hrala 81
vcera vecer S druzkami ma
Skolnfm hristi ma zap. At. I'll. a
Eichorn Ave. D6vcatko pred
destem Sc chtelo uschovati a
snazilo Sc pTeb6hnouti ulici,
kdyz bylo zachyceno autem a
preieto. Nebohe dite doprave-
no bylo lined do mestske ne
mocnice, kde bylo shledano, Re
ma zlomeny nejen ODE nohy,
ale i levou pazi a snad i rozbi-
tou lebku. Michael Turk, otec
devcatka, sedel ma verande
sveho domu a byl tax ocitym
svedkem velkeho nest6stf vlast
nfho dit6te.
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VYKONNY VYBOR JUBILEE.
Nj SLAVNOSTI DEKUJE..

Poradatel ceske divise, p.
Karel Bernreiter obdrzel po-
d6kovaci pripis Z 1radovny e.
xekutivniho vyboru, podepsa-
ny fiditelem patecniho slav-
nostniho prGvodu, nemz jme-
mem Clevelandsk6 Rekreacnl
Rady Sc srdeGnymi slovy vyslo-
vuje dix "a beast Geskych or
ganisaci, pr patetnim slavnost
MIN prdvodu, k jehoz lesku ne
malo pfitomnost naSe pfisp6la.
Soucasne jest vyslovena dive
ra, re podobna utast zvysi "a
jem j pfistf patek pr Slavnosti
NarodG.
Soucasn6 zasila vykonny W
Dor pripis druhy, V n6mz Sc O.
hlasuje, re slavnost narodu pfi
pravovana ma patek V Edge
water parku konati Sc Dude Ia
Ike We Wade Parku a Size z
praktickeho ddvodu, re by
preneseni jeviste We Wade par
ku do Edgewater parku VIVA
dovalo naklad n6kolika tisic
dollar6. A take jest Wade
park mnohem pTistupn6jsi nez
Ii sadly puvodn6 ustanovene.
Podobne i kostymni zkouS-
ka Sc Dude konati taktez We
Wade parku misto V Edge
water parku a slice We ttvrtek
dine IS. cervence We ctvrt ma
osm veGer.
Poradatelstvo ceske cast
programu upozornuje vsechny
spoludtinkujicf, ably zmeny ty
vzaty byly ma v6doml a V cas-
Sc Ike zkousce dostavili.
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o REMESLNYM
HRACUM.

VGera pfepadla policie j.
stou ufadovnu V Lenox budove
ma vych. 9. Ill. a Euclid Ave,
kde byly konany zcela pc OBJ
chodnicku sazky ma baseballo-
We hry a ktera vlastne byla ien
pobockou 1stTedni henry, jejiz
sidlo jest Y Columbus. Ia pro
hlidky zatceni byli diva muzi,
z nichz jeden jest patrn6 mana
gerem clevelandsk6 pobocky a
druhy as ieho zastupcem. Toto
druhe zat6eni b6hem poslednl
DOLBY Jest dukazem, re poll
cejni nacelnik Smith hodla do
drzeti slibu, die ktereho hodla
m6sto zbaviti vsech pokoutnich
heren. V herne zabavene zapi-
sy nasvedcuji, re sazeni veil
ce zkvetalo a re spoletnost de-
lala primo brilantni obchody.
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UMRTI KRAJANA F. RY-
BAKA.

Bratr chvaln6 znamych kra-
ianu Josefa, Jana, Antonina a
Karla Rybaku, Frantisek Ry-
bak dokonGil V sobotu rano III
votni pout' a pohrben Dude
dnes We dive hodiny odpoledne
2 tisla 1926 Martin Ave. ma
hTbitov Woodlandsky. Zesnuly
pfibyl do Ameriky souGasne Sc
svym bratrem Janem roce
1873 z kraje Milevskeho a by
Ii sem pozdeii ostatnimi souro-
'zenci nasledovani. Frank Ry-
|bak provozoval Utmost povoz-
nickou a byl clenem Spolku
Starych Ceskych Osadnikd a
|fadu Bratrf v Kruhu els. %, c.
IS. P. S. Dosahl start 73 rokG a
zanechava Zde truchlicf vdovu
a fadu odrostlych ditek, KITE
Irym k utrpene t6zke rane wy
slovuieme naSi soustrast.
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DNESNf NEST
z JUBILEJNfCH
SLAVNCSTf.

Utery zasveceno jest vsazo-
vani kovovych desek ma cleve-
landska historical mista. Pc
desat6 hod. konan byl ma Pu-
bile Squaru koncert. Pam6tni-
mi deskami Dude oznacen nej-
prve neistarSi hostel sv. Jana
ma zap. 26. I'll. a Church Ave,
deskou oznaGena Dude i stara
indianska kfizovatka ma zap.
%. III. a Church Ave. a celia
.rada jinych budov, kde V PRIV
dobach naseho mesta sta
Ivaly pam6tihodn6 budovy,
kde Sc odehraly n6kter6 2 de-
|jinnych udalostf.
U mista, kde die tradice pfl-
stall Moses Cleaveland ma upa-
ii Union Lane, promluvi odpo.
Iledne We $3.50 mayor Fitzge-
raid.
Ma zitrejsi stTedu projekto.
vana Jest vetka vojenska para.
da a ma ctvrtek kvetinov6 kor
so automobilove.
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o Gem Sc pise.

o Gem Sc pise. Gas I'VE
fejnuje delsi clanek o Podkar-
patsk6 Rusi. Vyznamnejsich po
litickych stran je tam Ia, 2 to-
10 6 ruskych (timto maven
jsou oznacovany i strany rusin
ske), A mad'arske, 3 zidovskG
a / ceska. Strany nemohou spo-
lGhati ma svoji posici, nebot' je-
jich mocenske postavenl je Cd
vislym Cd zpGsobu agitace, ma
hod a pod. Vecne dnvody a pre-
sv6dcenf zde velice malo vazi.
Daleko vice rozhoduji sliby,
fraZe a koTalka. Tento posled-
NJ argument je zvlaste obliben
diky mad'arskym politickym
methodam, jichz je ~pozustat-
KEN. Napravu NIUE pfinesti
jenom skola a vseobecna vycho
va lidu a zvysenf jeho hospo-
darske a kulturni a tim | poll
tickle 1rovne. Bude to process
velmi pozvolny a nelze vefiti,
re by naprava vysla cd dnes-
Mich stran.
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ji1 Cd listopadu II, T, pronik-
nouti take s pGvodnfmi csl. O.
brazky do t6chto filmovych ty-
dennfkG. Navazala proto styky
s velkou firmou international
Film Service V New Yorku, KITE
"a vydava sve international
News" pro 1000 obrazkovych
divadel. V bfeznu tohoto roku
pouzila uvedena s%poletnost
kratkych snimkG sokolskeho
sletu a minulych dnech opet
pohledu ma Tatry. Zdejsi kra-
jane mohou teto pripadne pro-
pagaci csl. republiky vhodne
,prispeti tim, re sprav6 divadla
proievi svdi zajem o csl. obraz-
ky a re budou .je zadati take V
jinych divadlech, ktere navste-
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re VSECH VZACNOSTf NEJ
VZACNEJSf KORIST
LUPICU.

Klerk trestniho soudu, "A. J..
Kennel, 784 vych. 125. ul., vra
til Sc vcera domG y letnich
prazdnin, ale X svemu uzasu
shledal, Re mu neznami lupi-
ti vykonali "a jeho nepTitom-
nosti nemilou navstevu a wall
$ sebou dvoje hodinky a pfi-
brazil k tomu (doufame, re ne
dostanete laskominy) 2 bedny
praveho importovan6ho ital-
skeho VIVA, 2 bedny nefalsova-
neho sampanskeho, 2 bedny
stare nefalsovane whisky a
bednu tffhvezdove Hennessey
brandy. Stale by "a to vypocf-
tati, mnoho-li by soudni klerk
musel zaplatiti pokuty a jak
dlouho bruceti robotarne
kdyby byli poklad tento nasli
prohibicnf cmuchalove a uzna.
Ii jej "a nezakonny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-26
MOVE SKOLNf ZAkONY.

Rodice, jakoz i zamestnava-
tel6 mladistvych d6lnikd at
vezmou ma vedomi, re pocat-
KEN Skolniho roku nabude pra
voplathnosti novy skolni "a
kon, pGedpisujici skole povin-
nou dobu, jak priiat byl zallo-
nodarnou V Columbus.
ID Kazde nezamestnan6 d.
t6 musi navstevovati skolu al
do 18. roku sv6ho veku.
~ Hosi a d6vcata mohou
cd 16 do Is rokG p%racovati, "a
opatri-li 81 certifikat start a
skolni, znamy pod maven
work permit.
81 Hosi i dfvky must dokon
citi sedmy stupen skolniho
vzd6lani.
A. Jestlize ditky, mezi 16. a
18. rokem v6ku pracuji pro ro-
dice, must sobe takt6z opatriti
dovoleni.
81 Dfvky vykonavaiici do
maci prace,.musi miti taktez
dovoleni.
g. Hosi a divky cd Ia. do
16. rokG must 81 zaopatriti
zvlastni povoleni k praci pc
skolnich hodinach, v sobotu i y
prazdninach, jest-li re Skolu
pravideln6 navStevuji a mo
hou-ii Sc vykazati dobrym pro
~lsp6chem. Dovoleni toto pc.
zbyva platnosti pri uzav6ru
skoly, take ditky, hodlajic
pracovati V lete must 81 zaopa.
triti letnf prazdninov6 dovole
INF.
~ Hosi a divky, kteri mai
nynf dovoleni k praci, mohol
pokratovati V praci die znen
stareho zakona.
81 Novy zakon vchazi
dine 26. srpna 1921.
Ia dnesnfho nedostatku pr$
ce, ucini zajiste rodice dobfe
poslou-li ditky do skoly, NEIL
lie nechati pracovati, ably
zlych dobach ziskaly ma vide
lani. Nestoji to vice ditky NIT
doma nez-li ie poslati do skoly
Iljelikoz V nutnych pfipadecl
dostanou i ucebnice.
Jest zajiste lepe pridrzoyat
!, ditky udaneho v6ku Ike Skole
, ably Sc pfipravovaly ma leps
zivotni postaveni, nez-li je pc
silati "a vydelkem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-26
SOUDCE SNAD USTANOVI
CENU PLYNU SAM.

Soudce William F. Duncan z
Findlay, jenz rfdi vyslech o
0 mestsk6 plynove situaci, no.
ola ustanoviti prozatimni cenu
pfirodniho plynu sam, ktera
by platila az do dolby, kdy by
Sc ODE strany konecne dohod-
ly. u okresnfho soudu lei "a
dost the East Ohio Gas Co.,
ably ustanoven byl cennik we
stupny pri poplatku soc az IS
cent? "a 1000 stop pr mesic-
MIN nejmensim poplatku $3.50
Duncan prohlasuje, re prostu-
doval plynovy problem V ce-
lem Ohiu i sousednich statech
a re jeho ustanoveni prozatim-
nj ceny Dude Sc dit jen ma "a
.klade techto jeho poznatku.
.lnzenyr Ueberlacker, jenz pra
|coval ma raportu pro plynarnu,
Iobjevil Sc vcera pred vyborem
a v%ypravel, re listopadu
1918 bylo ma ohioskych male
zistich 10000, 100000 krych-
lovych stop plynu, ale celia ia
Ito ohromna zasoba byla jiz
Ispotrebovana. Take mestskJ
plynovy znalec or. Bemis blu.
de "a nekolik dni vypovldati G
plynove situaci.
Soudce Duncan sam nem$
valne ddv6ry, re by otazks
plynova dosla vyrfzeni V dobt
kratSf, jak n6kolik meslcG, jail
prohlasil pred svym odjezden
do Findlay.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-26
ZTRATY DIAMANTOVYCH
PRSTENU.


PAM Albert Sindheimerova,
1893 vych. 81. ul. ztratila pro-
chazkou pc Hough Ave. a dia-
mantove prsteny, snubni prsten
a naprsnf jehlici(D a pi. w.
N. Forddova, 1924 zap. 48. ul.
"a jizdy pc Clegg I'd. V Rocky
River til diamantove prsteny,
jak ODE ohlasily ma policii.
Ztracene skvosty maji ceny
pres 1000. Jak mozno najed-
nou z%tratiti tolik v6ci, jest ar
ci zAhadous
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-26
OKRADENY PODOMNf


V6era hlasil jisty podomni
obchodnik policejnimu serzan
tow Antoninu Cihlafovi, re mu
zmizel hn6dy kun tahnouci
hn6dy vozik, V nemz byly nalo
zeny brambory, ktere do tfeti-
ce byly take hnede.