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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-10
Natchitoches Motor Co.. Ltd.
By. Mr.. Airey, seconded by Mr..

By. Mr.. Airey, seconded by Mr..
Lacaze:
Acting under letter received from
the l.. r. & N. R. R., relative to dis.
continuing the Bridge Waterman after
| October 8lst; That Mr.. Ambrose Wal
lette be appointed Bridge Watcman
at salary Of $50. 90 per month.
Further, that the District Attorney
be requested to make investigation as
to the condition Of the bridge, the con-
tract of the said L. r. & N. r. r.
reading that the bridge shall be re-
turned in good condition.
Carried unanimously.)
BY nr. Page, seconded By Mr.. Fried
III 'leD5IS3GllJ IN d II ! - lI >, 81
the Parish Of Natchitoches IN special
session convened;
That the ordinance Of date Sept. II,
1921. employing the services Of J. T.
Haynes, to obtain and report to the
Police Jury and Assessor Of Natchi-
toches Parish for all tracts Of land on
which sits growing timber and not on
assessment rolls Of said parish. for
Ward 2 of the parish of Natchitoches:
be it resolved by this Police Jury that
the ordinance be amended 60 rs to
read PARISH WIDE and not Ward 2
alone
Vote on same: Yeas, Sandlin, Joyner,
Copelhr, Airey, Knott, Page, Fried
man, and Lacaze. Nays: Dowden.
Absent: Phillips.
lCarried,)
Moved and seconded the Hon, Polic.
Jury adjourned subject to call by the
President.
w. II. AIREY,
President Police Jury
ADDIE TAUZIN
Secretary Police Jury s.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-10
zz07eZ
THE UNlvE RSAL CAR
Motor With Comfort-In A Ford Sedan

Motor With Comfort-In A Ford Sedan
WHEN ride in Ford Sedan Coupe you ride in
fortweaher holds fear for you minute and
transformed. Windows down, windshield open-the Ford
Coupe Sedan affords the cooness
Windows windshield cosedand protected from
wind, seet
And bear this in Ford Sedan costs YOU
than the ordinary In fact Ford Sedan
less to buy included than touring manufactured
in the United States of the Ford Compare the
prices yourself.
Come let us show the Ford Sedan Coupe. Better
get order while delivery possible And
forget the matchess Ford Ford by
Ford dealers the continuous of your
Natchitoches Motor Co., Ltd.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-10
LINEUP

Touehdowns for Scouts. Funderburk
Ia AIleman /, Berry l. For Robeline !:
| Cnoner /. Goals from touchdowns:
| scsrts z. Substitutes: Scouts, Cul-
! hsrtson for Creyson. Refree Reid, /.
Ia. q. Umpires, Coney and Manning.
DISQUALIFICATION. Madden, N. +. Ss
tTimekseper, Richardson, L. >. y.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-10
Cemetery Report

List of the parties who have paid their
1921 dues to the Catholic Cemetery
Association.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-10

Witness my hana and seal Of Office
this 22nd day Of October, 1921.
B. 5. SWEET.
clerk Of Court and member
of jury Commission.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25
Movimiento dc Buques

saass. s.aga = a. Nrs AulA s.sa saf.
-. sssssssuasasanln > Eaaatssa
~ 'Nas auaN- slsas asss anrae A.
. Nep Asat. ssn saiea. eussssssnasssia
2 tasalrssN
e. 'tsAliaaraI.l.la salis = sklmao
a. ~ N~a Aogk. g@sa rsir r,uasn.
81 ~li.lasiA lSalss-. esiA q la cnren
ca nnnsseHa. az .lssae sallrA g.asa -.
i~s passa.~ lsuanas eA ailcIvairs ann
sus H. "a rata.
~ -IsaTss.''a' - esrn . meila.
dos irl lnr-cnie ms-s piurcieslfe de
a iialana = Snr Anerica.
~ -Manas caire" - esr~ra duran.
ie Ia scsnlsda qulnsSaa del presenie
mes. prccelenie de Centre America. y
ga viaje para EsImha.
~ ''leoiarian- llrg6 a Ponce. y 90.
tara cn san Juan de an moinenfo n
otro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25

eAlanAa
Aagaa nmsassaama 1ialsam- @4lmln
o. ras4 saia "A = 80 taFm kassin l,e.
laiasa. SaA r.-asa d. Mncofls . Isasl.
lassnsslie IA Ramaha'.
ENwRAnA Y eAiaDA DR BrQrEk
"a .s8rlssl~ NalasA CARA New AuIA
u ga .s.
~ .'esaifis- ssiis a nianslrs para
Philadelphia con ssow sacas a. AEa.
sAf.
Il -ceSmlia- nsea nssF d. mnaFa.
e..la. sasss-sn.e D. N.w fsSk. Con
nmfEa gpas:s,l
~ "Aili.n@a.rs~ saldra para New
N"lk q - ,isl sfe.
~ -CaFacas~ salis u domingo q
u n. para N''w Avrk. prs~scicnnie de
Iencznsla , rnra@ao.
IN ''San l."iraz"'. sale maiiana 4
las I: a. ,le New f"rk. para ',sta.
II -Pongcr ss,ia 81 m'''rcoles lie este
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25

UN CINEMA DE B0LSILLO. cosa
nunca vista, usa peliculas iguales a
las del cine. a cualquier milo nina
de bgena canduc:a. Escriba en- esta
iforma: THE MAIL ORDER CO., San
Gerinan. Seiores: DeseO ser Agente
de ids. Pueden remitirme un lOte de
efectOs de facil venta su Nueya
I.ista de Premios. A continuation in
dico mi edad, nombre de mis- padres y
de maestr0.-3.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25
SECCION CONERCIAL |


Namla.la s.s saf.a a~an sila4
sas-ssisals q, Ns.e AssA. o w.. NsN
AsgA atd fsnan Nrn = = 80
A E.nassa ~ larisss fal.a
naHs-s-f an.- t.s sass. al'inss..
o. ssafa sauaiae.
sssaawe atea Sn,~a - .asss ishis.
s,lasins. ssN ias falsus ise 3uuias -.
,.alf,. iIn ssss. haritm sie nniE s
sasas n.slarssaila, iss salas sir uur.
-sss = ~ lm. laaiciHe
N.ga's Ag'ias. = sa,-ss iai.isisngias
3 - Uajas qas-'>.
Varsaial iiafii g's'e- - salas one.
sss
fsc.ria = a.. isal sains manic'A. -
al a. qnrs.,-. is1 sacps haIfna mais-
. ; jan"l,cs , - harriles 'ic isa.ino.
Il. Alrarz > 10. ls0 cajas Uias.
- cajas qnes,s. ioo sacos haF'lna le
maiz. - caias manteca. 2s larriles
papas y - Jaulas cci"llas.
u. Domingnrz y 10. 90 calas man
teca, - cajas qucsos. "a jaulas ccl'o-
has y - harriles tO,ino.
Baauero y Co. a. cajaS i'-cile. > ca
jas dulces. 1913 jamOncs - cajas
menuslos de- ccrdo.
G. A. FOrieza. ~ bultOs qucsos. -
Sacos mafZ. 30 barriles papas. 81 jau-
las cebollas Y 53 jamones.
Il. Fernandez v Hns.. Sues. 200 sa-
eos harina trigo Gold Medal 100 ca
jas menu,los. 30 sicos harina dc maiz
y 30 cajaS de manteca.
Rodriguez Trellcs Hnos.. 100 cajas
manicca. - eajas menudos. 30 sacos
mafz. 10 sacos harina mafZ. 30 jaulas
cehcllaS. - ca jas quesos. - cajas le
che y ~: jamones.
Freiria Ilnos.. 100 sacos avela.
Martinez Hnos.. 100 sacos avena.
30 cajas leche. 30 sacos harina mafz.
- cajas quesos Y j3 jamones.
MdlSoT, NpiHditA ! w.. ~ biS. Nc
tocino.
NJ. Lamadrid y Co. Sue, 10 caias ia
bon - cajas manteca.
]. NJ. Lomba, Inc, 10 cajas jab6n.
Sue de Jose Fernandez Y Co, 25 ca
jas de quesos Y So ialnones. s.,
Sue de L. Sillamil y Co., 600 cajasi
lcche "van Camp. S cs. efectos go
mas 100. hles.. toeino. Il cs. chewing
gum y Is ttfeies bacalao.
Perez Hnos., 20p sacos azdcar. .
tercios b433Maa Hoo sacos avena, =
tcrcios iampnes 100 cajas y 30 cubos
lhanteea, - sacosi de garbanZos.
Sue; lie Perez Hnos.. 400 sacos ha-
rina trigo, 30 sacos ayena, 100 cajas
leche Y p cajas manteca. - III ''
\. Vicente Y Co., 100 cubos mantc
ca J 100 sacos avena.
Jose Perez Hnos.. 100 cajas mantle
ca. 15 cajas quesos, 80 sacos habi-
=
ehuelas, 10 cajas jab5ll, 80 jaulas ce-
bollas Y % sacos harina.
Hilario Santos y Co. 30 sacos ha-
bichuelas, % cajas manteca.
J. Ochoa Y Hno., $50 bles. de ce-
mento y 200 cajas leche La Leche-
RAJ.
S. Ramirez y Co., 100 cajas menu
dos. tercios jamones, 66 terciOs ba-
calao. = tercios hakc, 2 tercios pollock,
30 tercios pescada Y 80 b. tocino.
Manuel Quintana v Hnos.. 70 cajas
y so cubos manteca, 80 .jaulas cebo-
las, IL barriles tocino 70 40 cajas que
sos. !, ,.sse ~ s,.s :.
Plaza Provision Cos 20 bultos car
mes, 20 bles. papas, % saeos harina
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25

trigo 6 j. cebollas. 45 cajas conservas,
30 cajas leche y 3 cajas dulces.
J. NJ. Lomba, Inc, so cajas quesos.
Jose ortega ' Co.. 50 cajas que
sos, 20 cajas mantequilla.
villar. Sanchez Y Co., 400 cajas ja-
bon, 200 sacos az1car, 200 fds. papel,
100 sacos. harina mafz, 80 bles. car
ne en- salmuera y so cajas 'jab6n en-
polvos W ~ s'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25

vor sus faci,idades en- el manciO; p0r
su mecanismO cientifico; por ser Ia
mas visible dc todas: la Maquina de
Sumar FEDERAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-25
BANCO COMERCIAL DE PUERTO RICO
JUNTA GENERAL oRD1NAR1A DE AccIoNIsTAs.
CONVOCATORIA.

Desgnado Consejo de Directories de Bano dia ounce
del proxmo de Julio las dos arde celebration de la
Junta ordnaa
Juna tenda o la ofcna principal del Banco ciudad
calle de Tetuan nlmero 8.
La Memoria Balance que uenta
dcha Juna af papeletas portu
namente cada accionista. ,.
San JUAN Puerto Rico, 5 de JUNO de 1s2I lt.f s-
...a. .'..' ~. =. III II 4. SARMIENTO, I
s4g.. .aq4 r. !! esrr ssEcRETAEIo.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

school n Bigwoods, visited &C home
julia Westlin loft for Warren last
sv6eky Shere she win haap Mrs. John
SON tA care OF the hotel while the
court e on: Melvin and Myrtle took
her down. there. 3
Ella Goplin 10 helping her aunt,
Mrs. Lein, doing housecleanfng.
Halvor Mattison. Of Karlstad. died
last week. He is the father OF Mrs.
Anton Hanson and Mrs. Martenson of
this place
Herman Mattison visited at the
Martenson home last week
Elmer Natwick and Edw. sagnes
visited at diaasen's home ii NeWfol-
den last week. 80
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
STRAND QJJIST
Arthur Warner left for Pitt sunday
evening where he will spend the win-

tov Whero NC Wit sn s e m
Mrs. Axel Linda,,iat Ieet foir lfinne-
,. III .. g. tur1... ~ Ernast
,,,,G !, ~ har +o ats !.
III N1rs So.4e.sn,s Sny.1 ra,,, =, t;.,.
ipa,,snn.I feanSssist .r1 ~. 49,,
Ai1isS ,noasraS ~ ~ 49, IS e 4La;r
nthr NJ rcn 4, ssg for .ne..
Il ~ n1i,,nd Sf;nn NJ 49, y "a sa.,a Z.
Thica ..o no ase6 =. - -. ~ star'1 - s6ort
tiineas m Nnv mn Texa H..sh
did not reach there tut atae was dead.
The son and ,danghter lett "wednesday
evening for Chicago. to- be present az
the funeral. Az death news came so
suddenly to the children it makes it
harder to bear. MIS- Je1ewski was q
faithful wife and mother and was we'll
,Knut Roland. from Alaska. is visit
ing his brother g. e: Roland
Dr; Lavine h1kKe resn turned 70 nea
e4lropfactlc work last ,Friqay aIter q
snort stay mere ana az west valley
= MISS Myrtie samson came UP from
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30


:,.s Ole gestman accompanied his
sdaugh ter Evelyn to AlvaradU sunday
Mrs. Ecklnan and children and
Christ Vixie. Of Marsh Grove, visited
at the John Olson home Sunday.
Willie Meline caught q wolf on
Monday.
Alfred Hegstrom made business
trip to- Alyarados on Monday. go,
Clifford Marquette was a brief caller
at sloan.s Monday. 80 81 Is:
The Sunday school held at Swan
therg's Sunday was well attended. Next
Sunday It will be held ct Hegstrom's.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
NortIl arsh Grove

George WindaHd I'D urine h0saess from
KensinRton one day last week.
az M nno oie,nd a III G aoess WIN r
dahl, Mrs A. Lein and Mrs. Goplin
were entertained at Art. Windahl'a
Sunday. So
Ladies Aid held &C Z. a. Dyrud
home was we'll attended.
Il. Miss Pearl Nelson Of Radium visited
at Goplins Sunday. FL
Norman and William Lein, Ella and
Waiter Goplin visited at4 the Art Win
dahl home Sunday evening.
Miss Myrtle Dyrud. who ii teaching
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
Minnesota State
News.

FED Lake Falls. 49,. Final arrange
ments for the third annual show Of
the Red Lake County: Poultry associ-
Iation are now being made by Presi-
dent Kruger and Secretary s. AZ Rice
Eof Plummer and a ooimnmtttee Of the
}Red Lake Falls Commercial club ~
! Minneapolis Winter sports .carni-
wal week in Minneapolis thts year viii
|be Jan. to n. under the direction
lof the recreation department Of the
park board. The: carnival will be the
biggest in the history of winter
sports here, according TO the plans.
Notwithstanding to Dennis Bow,
in charge Of the state mine offices
here, ore shipments from the mines Of
Minnesota to the docks at Duluth,
Two Harbors and Superior for the
fseason totaled II, 43s,359 tons, as com
(pared with $3.50, 1877 tons in 1920:
: Brice]yn-The canning company at
|Bricelyn has been awarded the con-
tract to furnish 10 carloads of fancy
canned sweet corn to the United States
government and the corn will be
shipped to Honolulu I: for the use Of
united tesstroops stationed there.
: st. Paul-The annual state sale Of
Christmas seals and health bonds to
raise $250,00Q TO finance anti-tuber-
iculosis activities iii" Minnesota next
year was launched by the Minnesota
Public Health association. The CAM
Tpaign will continue until Christmas
eve -: ::.@it -. t: = -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

AUCTION | SALE
Saturday . I i 4 Dec. 3
:; = Commencing y 4 O'clock sharp
IN residence Just east Of the Court
= .5 s>.Z: House s e ssss
= One Monarch Range ss.s% 5E S4 s.
One Maple top kitchen cabinet
One plain top kitchen cabinet.
One Dish Cupboard.
One folding table. .-: 81 i /. .l=. .5s
Two kitchen chairs. S
One coat and hat rack:
One Electric iron. .ss.
One quarter-sawed oak buffet
One quarter-sawed oak dining room
table. 4. { s \ u ~ :sSsx
. Six dining room chairs to match.
One writing desk. II .
Three leather bottom rockers.
One leather seat settee.
One qnarter-sawed top library table.
One 58x1O rug. 5.s5=s.
4 One 9x12 rug. z.. 7:
Two Hane rockers .. zs
One Monitor rad iator base burner.
s IL small rugs Of various sizes.
One 9x10 oleum rug.
One 6x9 gongole rug.
& One Sanitary cot. $500
One Obermeyer plano. iss
81: One porch swing.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

- : EIIzzz11s
IN SLANT HEAT
THE Water1ess Hot Bott1e)
=Z==E==#Z==I .z|zEzzEz=%
The Question: What is Instant Heat?
The Answer: Instant Heat is a nickel
plated case containing chemicals It
is new method Of generating heat by
combining several harmless, non-pois-
onous and non explosive chemicals
which produce heat through chemical
reaction.
AS Footwarmer: There is nothing to compare with In
slant Heat bed foot 1t gives continuous
uniform heat for to z hours without added attention
For Sufferers Of rheumatism lumbago and other ailments
an Instant Heat bottle means untold comfort Instant Heat
IS invaluable tor all Affections that require Dry heat
For Grandmother and Grandfather: Older people frequently
suffer from cold feet. Instant Heat presents immediate
relief and keeps their feet in condition. thus making
the whole body more comfortable
For Baby Tuck an Instant Heat bottle under the babys
feeto the sleeping porch the cradle carIagetWl
keep them warm and comfortable: Can do no harm.
70 inspect is to Buy
Step into our Basement Department any time
on or after December 33rd We shall
be pleased to point out the many
other merits Of
Instant Heat
q.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
TAJNY SNATEK MIILIONA
RE S BALETKOU.

V hotelu Cleveland ubvtova-
la. sd byvala taneenice Evans
Barrows Fontaine spolu s mat.
kou dackem. Prohlasila. ze
hvla oddana V dubnu minuleho
roku mlademu studentn Corne-
liu Vanderbilt Whitnev-ovi.
nrislusniku zname millionaT-
sk6 rodiny. Die vlastniho do
znani mlade um6lkyn6 setkala
Sc Sc svym manzelem Il ieho
tety, kdvz ma zabavnfm vecir-
ku ptsobila TAX Sc svym u
nenim V pravem slova smvsln
vtancila So ardce nezkusane-
10 studentika. Tajne manzel-
stvi bvlo vtera teprve ozname-
no, ale neni dosud znamo. jak
sc rodina Vanderbiltova X do
brodruzstvi sveho pfisluSnika
zachova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
URBANOVIC VYPOVIDA
PRED ZENSKYM OBCAN-
SKYM SDRUZENfM.
Zamsna zoologickt zahrady "a
dramatickou skclu.

Obcanske Sdruzeni zen ko-
nalo vcera V hotela Wlnton
schdzi, ma ktere mluvil c. Ur-
banoviG, suspendovany hasic o
SVEN znamem propustenl q
mestskych sluzeb. Ma svoji
obhajobu pfedcital cele od-
stavce 2 rGznych prayidel a do
kazoval, re byl riditelem NEST
ske bezpecnosti A. B. Sprostym
nepr5vem propulsion. Ma otaz-
ku, kdo jest pricinou jeho su-
spendovani, Primo neodpove-
del, svadeje to ma jiste hnu-
II namiren6 proti uniim a KITE
re zapocalo Cd DOLBY, kdy on
sam dal popud, ably Sprosty
byl stihan pro neuposlechnutl
soudu V pfipadech, kdy neby-
la hasicskem departments
dodrzovana urcena 8-hodlno-
va doba pracovnf. Udani Urba-
novice skoncilo odsouzenlm
fiditele m6stske beZpetnosti a
cd te chvile rastal napjaty po-
m9r.
Pfedsedkyne schdze w. H.
Corlettova prohlasila, ze sly
sela 0 Clevelandu, ze ma nej-
horsi administered V celych
Spojenych Statech a ze neco k
naprav6 musi byti ucin&no.
Jak vazne dluzno podobne
schuze brati, o tom sv6dci pred
potopni navrh vcera podany a
sice aby zoologicka zahrada V
Brookside parku byla zru5ena
4 pen6z potfebngch K jejimn
vvdrzovani bylo pouaito ma
zfizenf divadelni skoly. Zvifa.
ia uzavfena V klecich pry ne
mali zadnou vychovnou cenn,
tax znel dhvod jednoho Sale
mouna V suknfch. Navrh odka
zan byl vychovatelskemu W.
boru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
STALE ZATYKANf PRO PO-
DEZRENf Z VRAzDYV
PARMA TOWNSHIP.

Vtera vecer byl zatcen opet
ne jiny muz pro podezfeni z
moaneho 1tastenstvi ma "a
vrazdeni obou ucitelek ma
Bean I'd. Zatceny byl po dive
hodiny vyslychan detektivnim
kapitanem Matowitzem. Do
nedavna bydlel V Clevelandu a
byl Ia jeho zdejsiho pobytu
zatcen pro jisty Gin, ktery ma
n6ho vrhal podezfeni podobne
onomu, pro ktere Jest dnes We
vazbe. z Clevelandu Sc pre-
stehoval ma misto V same biz
kosti, kde dvojnasobna vrazda
byla spachana.
Obyvatelstvo Parmy sejde
sc dnes We skole, kde bude po-
znovu uvazovati, jak dale pro-
vad9ti patrari po nezvestnem
dosud pachateli. Vcera oddele-
nj farmavskych stihacd patra-
10 Il jezirka Geauga, kde pa
trait bude iest6 dnes. Oddele-
nj sleduie stopy mule, ienz Sc
vtera objevil v kram6 Georgia
Hatche a ktery jevil v obliteji
stopy po poskrabani. Sam mel
vypravovati, ze zbloudil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
AKCE PROTI PADIKALNEJ-
SIM zIVLUM.
Cht9li pry vyhoditi Cleveland
dynamitem.-

Osm Rusd, domn6lych anar-
chist1. neb bolsevikd bylo Zat-
ceno pred tydnem agenty ju-
sticniho departmental V elsie
IL. Shaffer Court, s. Z. ZatGe-
nj podvratnici byli vcera We
federalni budove vyslychani
"a ucelem deportacnim pfiste-
hovaleckyrni inspektory q We
vysetrovani bude pokraGova-
no jeSts dneSniho dne. VSich-
nj sc nell pfiznati, ze jsou a.
narchistickeho presvedceni &
stoupenci sv6tove revoluce j
volne lasky. Zprava o vyslechu
bude zaslana do Washingtonu,
odkud ma pfijiti zasadni roz-
hodnuti. Tajni agent umistili
V o2namenem dome diktafon a
tax vyslechly vSechny rozmlu-
wy. Jeden z tlumoGnikI pax
vypravel hruzoStraSne veci, tax
ze Sc prt spiklenci NELL raditi
O, .dynamitovani cleveland
skIch budov o vyvrazdeni
.&lena Loyalni Amer. Ligy. O.
'pstne jiny tlumoGnik tvrdil, re
neco xRpdobneho neslysel, ale
rgatfehi nv .qaYpzi hovofili o revo-
lutnf Mopagande.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
FINANCNf OBTlZE CLEVE-
LANDU.

Breznovy bulletin cleveland
sFe Obcanske Llgy sestaveny
sekretarem G. A. Gessellem,
pfinasi pro clevelandske po-
platniky velice smutnou pred
zv6st. Financni stav m6stskych
pokladen je tax ubohy, re ne
lie nekdy zaplatiti ami bezne
uCty a vse nasv6dcuje, re de-
ficit letosni dostoupi 2,000,-
600, nell WISE a nebude-li "a
yeas pomysleno ma napravu.
stane Sc celia situace V L. 1922
primo zoufalou. Mayor Fitzge-
raid predvidal zeela spravn6
nyn6jSi peneznf tisen a pred
iistou dobou prohlasil, re n.y.
n6i5i obecni pfijmv We vysi
$13,675,000 X hrazeni u2asn6
vzrostlych vydAni nikterak
nemohou staciti. Nepodan-li
so nekterym znlsobem zdola-
Ii vzrGstai(ci deficit jiz letos.
n2stanou pom6ry, iez nabudou
nezdolne povahy. Hlavni vinu
ma neblahem financnim stavu
m6sta nese pry velky naklad
na policii a hasiGstvo a k tomu
Jest pry stale jeSt6 ma admin
straci nalehano, ably oba de-
partmenty byly rozsifovany.
V lminenGm bulletinu odpo-
rucuie bedlive prostudovani
vSech m6stskych dluhG a pres
nou revisi platebnfch listin. K
vVdeidm dosavadnim pribu-
dou vydani nova, tax ku pr.
placeni urokd ma bondy, vyda-
ne ma stavbv noveho auditoria
mGstske nemocnice atd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
SOUDCE lands PRILETf
MA NAVSTEvU CLEVE-
LANDU.

V drnhe polovici m9sice hfe-
Una hodla do Clevelandu pfile-
t6ti poStovnim aeroplanem fe-
derhlni soudce X. M. Landis z
Chicago. ienz krone sv&ho L.
fadu 81 pfibral v posledni do
be j tuGE8 honorovane misto
fiaitele baseballovtch her.
We vefejne pfednasce hodla
Sc ,oRpravedlniti viti n9kte-
rtm krititim. kteft mu vv6fta-
il ne valne p9lSne v9ci. Ma "a
kroGenf t4chto ooositnikil
"kseftovniho" pana soudce "a
hVvati SO bude prfSti kongres
t64 otazkou. zda isou podob-
ne obchodv soudci dovolenv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
Vidci levnych cen.
ROH BROADWAY A SIS. UL.

pro dnesek easne iaro. z VI
nkntch plaidI vkusnych smi-
senin, volne, skladane. Postra-
nj j knife. velkosti Is az 80,
sobotni zvl&stnost $3.50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04

poustsl Sc po cely rok podvod-
nych cekovnich manipulate a
zpronevefil svym zam6stnava-
teldm S5471. Vcera byl detek-
tivem Brownem zatcen a pfi
sc ke vsemu PRIMAL.
Jest otcem dvou malych ditek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04
ZATCEN PRO ZPRONE.-
VERU.

Klerk spoleGnosti Pittsburg
and Ohio Mining Co., ktera
ma kancelare Kirby budov6.
28-lety S. II. Montague, bydll-
CT V Gisle 1882 zap. GO. ul., do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-04

Vstupenky ma 'MARY-
SU" k dostani u ,. Sakry-
da v Ces. SIM Sokol, p.
Hocha ma zap. SO. ul. OBJ
starejte 81 ie pfedem a W.
hncte Sc zklamani.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-05
Annual Banquet, Kennebec
BOWdOin Almuni Tonight

President Kenneth c. M. Stills will
represent the faculty Of Bowdoin Col
lege at the annual get-together of the
Kennebec Bowdoin Alumni Association
which will be held at $40 this eve
ming at the Augusta House. He will
bring the message from the college,
while in behalf of the undergraduates
Carroll s. Towle of Winthrop. presi-
dent of the kennebec Club at the coll
lege. will speak. Mayor Sanford L.
Fogg and Lewis A. Burleigh Of Au-
gusta will be the speakers from the
county association.
Altogether it promises to be the
liveliest meeting of the association
ever held. The attendance will be un-
usually large representing the alumni,
the undergraduates and the prepara-
tory school boys. OF the latter group
about 80 boys in Augusta and vicinity
have been invited as guests Of the
evening. The banquet hall will be dec
Grated in keeping with the occasion.
while music by a. college orchestra
and the singing of the college songs
will prove features OF the occasion.
The association will meet at 6
o'clock for the transaction of matters
Of business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-05
Party for Miss Sleeper

"a delightful engagement party
was given last evening by Miss Mari
on Sleeper of 1852 Bracket street for
her sister, Miss Theo Gertrude Sleep
err. A dainty buffet lunch was served,
the decorations being of cut flowers
and Valentine favors of hearts and
cupids. The place cards of hearts on
which the engagement Of Miss, Theo
Gertrude Sleeper and Arlton b.. Sew
erance of Springfield, Mass, was an
nounced by Miss Sleeper's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George S. Sleeper. Those
present were the Misses Beth Sprague,
Grace Sprague, Edith Canning, Eliza
beth Burns, Katherine Canavan
Maude Shaw, Elizabeth Kent, Helen
Bailey, Lydia Slower, Louise Noel
very, Helen Bovin, Verna Denham,
Mary Putnam and Cora Bissonette of
Auburn. the guest Of honor, Miss Theo
Gertrude Sleeper and the hostess, Miss
Marion Sleeper -.
The above from the Thursday even
ing Portland Express is of much in
terest locally as Miss Sleeper is a for
mer Augusta girl. She is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. G.. S. Sleeper and the
Sleepers have many friends in this
city and in Winthrop. Miss Theo
should make one of Portlands most
charming brides as she is a most at.
tractive young lady,,