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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-16
SHERIFF OF UNION
MORTALITY SHOT
Wonnd Inflicted by Officers Weapon.
Was Making Arrest.

Was Making Arrest.
Union, Nov. 11.-Shcriff J. II. Fant,
who was accidentally shot by his own
pistol on Wednesday, while trying to
arrest a negro, died this morning
Union, Nov. 9.-Sheriff J. Hay Fant
was accidentally shot and seriously
wounded at Minter's store tsoday about
o'clock. The shot was from the
sheriff's own pistol Hc had gone to
Sedalia to arrest negro Tom Brown
ing, accompanied by Rural Policeman
Mcdaniel. The negro showed dis
position to resist Sheriff Fant struck
him over The hcaG with his gun ard
car by Mcdaniel who had already got
ten in and by Sheriff Fant who was
still on the ground. When they had
him in the car the negro still held
with one hand upon the door and the
sheriff, holding his pistol by the bar
rel, struck the negro's hand The
pistol was thus accidentally dis
charged and the ball entered Mr..
Fant's abdomen. He was rushed to
Wallace Thomson hospital for surgi-
cal aid The pistol carried Al cal
iber cartridge. AN operation was per-
formed and the ball found lodged
against the vertebrae OF the back
bone. The bullet penetrated the abdo-
men, perforated the intestines and
ranged downward. The wound is most
serious, but physicians say Mr.. Fant
has a fgMing chance.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-16
FINAL SUPPLEMENT-

rake notice that Oh the 9th day of
December, 1921. l will render final
account of my acts and doings as lGx-
ccutriX OF the estate OF w. NJ. Pinson
deceased, in the Office OF the Judge of
Probate of Laurcns county, at II
o'clock, q. m., and on the same day
Will apply for a final discharge from
my trust as IGxecutrix.
Any person indebted to asid estate
is notified and required to make pay
tent on that date; and all persons
having claims against said estate will
present them on or before said date,
auiy proven or be forever barred.
NOltA@PINSON,
Executrix
NOV. y, l9Ii. 17-5t-A
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-16
MRS. GOULD DROPS
DEAD PLAYING GOLF
Examining Physicians Give the Cause
of Death as Heart Disease.


Lakewood, N. j., Nov. 13.-Mrs
George Jay Gould, wife Of the capi-
taiist, dropped dead today while play
ing golf with her husband on the
private links at Georgian Court, their
country 1rpmc.
She had just finished drive a. the
fifth tee and with her husband was
watching the flight OF the ball when
She collapsed without a word Mr..
Gould turned to speak to her and was
astonished to see her lying across the
tee. Thinking his wife merely had
stumbled, Mr.. Gould FASTENED to as
sist her to her feet, but when she
failed to speak to him, he sent the
Icadde on hurry call for physicians.
Doctors George w. Lawrence and
Irwin r. Hancc reached the links
quickly. a brief examination con-
yinced them that Mrs Gould was
dead and that heart disease had been
the cause.
Mrs. Gould appeared to be in excel
lent hcalt hwhcn she walked to the
links with her husband a few min
utes before noon. She showed no
traces of exhaustion and chattcd with
her husband as they progressed to
the fifth hole Evidently Mrs. Gould
had over eXerted herself and had
made no mention Of it to Mr.. Gould.
Rmb-My-Tism,. antiscptic and pain
killer, for infected 1S6rcs, letter,
sprains, neuralgia, rheumatism.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-16
NEWBElfRY MEETS
=. G. THANKSGIVING
NcWberry to be Mecca of Football
Fans When Ancient Rivals Meet No
ynm I,nr. Olfh

Newberry to be Mecca of Foot Ball
Fans When Ancient Rivals Meet No
yember oath.
Newberry, Nov. 16.-Newberry will
be Mecca for South Carolina foot
ball fans on Thanksgiving Day, for
that afttrnoon the annual gridiron
duel between the old rivals, the Pres
byterian Bluestockings and the New
berry Indians, will DE staged here.
Because Of the intense rivalry between
the two teams and their supporters,
TINS is always an unusually hard
fought contest-a battle-royal from
start to finish. OF the seven games
between the two clevcns three have
been won by the Presbyterians, three
by the Lutherans, with one scoreless
tie. In 1913 Newbcrry won twice, each
time by the score of SO to 0; in 1915
she again won, 13 to 7; the following
year y. G. came down to Newbcrry
with the solgan, BEAT Newberry or
bust" and won 3 to 0; 1917 saw the
the tune Of Il to 0; 1919 was the year
Of the scoreless tic; while last year
p. c. won handily by the score OF 27
to 0. The outcome Of this game can
never be safely forecast, and the
dope has been upset on more than
one occasion
Ncwberry has come out Of the slump
which she has suffered for three or
1oUr years, and this season the In
dams, under the able coaching OF
Dutch" MacLean, whose brilliant
work at quarter has never been sur
passed in this state, they have made
notable record Their tic with the
| Citadel and their close game against
| Carolina prove them to be an able ag-
gregatinn. Although Walter John
sons Rluctsocl0ings have not won their
usual quota of victories this year. due
to misfortuncs to the squad, they are
as all of Johnson'S teams, wcll-oached
and snappy. In Jack Wilson they have
a halfback of unusual ability They
|
dians the stiffcst sort of opposition,
| especially in view Of their decisive
victory over Wofford.
TO offset Wilson, Ncwbcrly has in
MoPhee a quarterback OF eminent
ability and versatility, and in Bcedc
one of the best tackles in the state
Wessinger, the 200 pound left tackle
is tower Of strength in the line, and
the backfield, with McPhee, the Borts
brothers, and Gardner, is one Of the
best Newberry has ever had. Alto
gether, MacLean has q well-halanced
eleven
Preparations are being made to han
| die the large crowd Of spectators that
| is expected. p. G. and the town of
Clinton will send down large CON
tingent of Bluestocl1ing rooters, while
automobile parties from other neigh
boring points will help to swell the
attendance. The selection Of Luke
Hill as referee insures a well-officiat-
ed game.
In addition to the big game, there
Will be the intercollegiate cross cOun-
try run, which will be held Just before
the game. All Of the colleges for men
in this state have been invited to send
teams Clemson needs but one more
victory to secure the Sylvan cup.
which other institutions also covet.
AS curtain raiser" for the after
noon game, Newberry high and Gin
ton high will meet in the morning AL
together, it will he a gala day in ath-
letics
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-16
PTO-MANCAN
KEEPS BLOOD PURE
Growing Children Need Plenty OF Red
Cells I'm Blood.

Cells In Blood.
When the young body is growing.
children frequently experience weak
ness. Girls and boys sometimes play
too hard and over-tax yheir systems.
They become pale, weak, and sickly.
They lose their appettes, become Ian
Guid, and are not able to make prog
cess In school worH "Growing too
fast" is often true. 1t is most impor-
tant to keep the blood Of growing
girls and boys in healthy state.
Pepto-Mangan keeps the blood
pure. The red cells in the blood are
increased. They carry life-giving oxy-
gen to all parts Of the body, and whole
some youthfulness blooms again in
lear compilations, bright eyes and
buoyant spirits. Sold both in liquid
and tablet form by druggists every
where. The name Guides Pepto-
Mangan" Is On the package. Adver-
tlsement.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-16

II your stomach Is out OF order or
distressed, no matter from what cause,
Mi-OJNa stomach tablets will give in
stant relief in case Of indigestion,
acute or chronic, or money back.
Guaranteed by Laurens Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-16
NEW POWER PLANTS
TO BE BUILT SOON

Southern Power Company Plans En-.
largement at Great Falls and Noun
tain Island.
charlotte, n. c., Nov. 1.-TWO new
hydro electric power plants with q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21
SEESD BETTER
TINES AHEAD FOR
THE CATILEMEN
Returning From Execu-
tive Board Meeting of
State Association.


benjamin D. rauhty stoned ovct
IN Albuquerque toliay on HE way
home from Niasdalena. who're he nt-
'iended the tsccnfive board meeting
81 thu New Mrxico Cattle aud Horrn
Growers association.
Mr papkey. IN a mlk. told the cat
ue and horse nrowrrs that while he
had bfen a pensamist he was now
an outimlst and said ne apes a
ms<hter future for the cattlemen IN
New Mcxlco. Ne said he realized the
rAttieuien had q ~ n had predlCn-
mcnt on account OF no market for
thcir cattle. bat that the $50. 0oa. 0o0
loan would certainly help some. al
thoush n miHht net BE- placed where
most needed.
Cattle ARE now selling too low. M.
paukey said. hut he believes the time
II near when there viii he a mate
rial advance.
IL ever there was a solid bunch %
business men In New Mexico. IN tho
Eouihwrst. IN the country. 7 would
sny Il IL the cnttlemrn.' No declared
the cnttlomcn should ~ well
treated. should he encouraged. and
All that. but people need not lie
awake AZ night wondering whether
all OF these men are goine to saii
before sunrise the next day"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21
Spirit of People
In New County of
Harding Is Promising

Tho spirit Of the people IN ihe
new couniy % Harding IN very promia-
INK" u the opinion expressed by r.
Il. Lurkcnhill Of the field division
OF the ~blolonical survey who attenSed
the celebration 81 the opening ~,
the new county held at Mosquero last
week.
The people are progressive and ara
proud OF their new county. he said
The celebration was In the farm %
a carnival.
Mr.. Luckcnbill returned Sunday
from a trip 10 the counties ~ the
northeastern part of the state. wher''
he Initiated more extensive warfari
against rodents nt Clayton. Tucum .
carl and Ration. He appointed d.
number Of temporary assistants IN.
this region for the summer. when
the work viii be- most active,
He reports that tho nrarle dog sit
uation n much better IN that sec
tion. but that kangaroo rats and
other rodents are on the tncreas..
They have n tendency to Increase ns
the mount % agricultural land In
rreast.s. and they have 80 helped
by the heavy rains which brought
out n great deal Of grass ON the
prnlrlea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21
ALBUQUERQUE LOSES
FEDERAL HOSPITAL,
GOES T0FT. DAYARD
Institution There to Be
Enlarged to Capacity
of ESQ Beds.

Albuqucrqne'- chances 60 secure
n ~ the even government hos.
pltsis authorized recently by a special
appropriation have gone nlimmeunE.
Secretary Mellon made The an
noun cement in Washington last night
amer a cunfcrenrv with senator II. q.
buIsum that sSEo,ooe would be en-
Helith service hospital No. 90 az
Fon Basard. for toe construction Of
q permanent hospital unit OF eAO beds
and for other Improvements.
The additional beds viii provide n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21


total capacity Of i.sbo AZ the hospital
wh,th N "a public health tuberculosis
b asnalnr Nfhar muruVomnn will
be- made 10 the lighting system. which
n now said 30 be overloaded ana In
danter OF . breakdown. 70 the sewage
plant which Secretary Mellon am
ntnnces - uniy 50 per cent adeauai"
and e. the heating plant. Better
housing uuartcrs for employees also
are 60 be made.
Fort Hazard ~ but one ~ the pro-
lects authorised BY the secretary. the
ncN,n intoiving m expenditure 90
81, 0o0. 600. An expenditure of $780,
600 IL Ia be spent at Whipple bar
racks. Prescott
The announcement that a new hos.
pitai unit Is to 20 10 Font Ha,nrd
enss a campaign 90 letters 70 the
hos pitni committee at Washington
which had been conducted by the
Chamber Of Commerce here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21
Fine New Poison
To Extcrmipate
Prairie Dogs

"a 3 W1nhms. IN charge Of the
lausoafprs - she ~hioloEical survey
onice here. and = 4. Piper, chief o.
the field ~orefafIona have discovered
. new poison a. n basis Tor pftpara-
tons 10 b. ue11 IN -eHterp1inatipE
prairie eorr The discovery Nks mode
On q IeId "trip to- Hocorfo c1unts
from winch they hzre Just returned
The new po.<un mich ras not been
used IN this work proves more SUI
elect ma ies< expensive than nryeh-
nint preparations which have been
In are up 20 this time.
Xiiliams and Piper returned from
sucfffo touf.ty on eAfurtay. after On
eantf|eeu with - oIrsrfut prepare.
ii1r1 .h y pefiof l4stinE from juno
. until june ~ The experiments
u4ra ma4a near Durfef. ana followed
~ nretlous skps rmtnts maze from
April ~ "a May ~.
fif asw poison IL readily eaten ~
pfIfIt logs ~ tprirE y summer.
wUf there o. plenty II grcen rrne.
uilfh shows ~ aupenorIiy. II
mIkld with rralr halia. and costs less
thar one haif p What Other poisona
cfII
Thorough investigation must be
mace into TIT eIects % the new sub
stang on stock animals and game
blIIl before Il can De put into en-
teaane uaf. This work will be done
b5fh In fhe laboratory and BY field
ekIfrImenfa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21
City Resolves
$50, 600 in Taxes
From the County

CITY officials are resting on easy
avenue now. The county ~treasurers
Office Yesterday turned over more
than feD.oOO on tho city's share in
taxes for the rest 81 the year 20
samuel r. small. city treasurer.
The city win row be- ahte 90 meet
al its bills for the month OF Iunu.
The general fund hrd been getting
low M the city treasurer was won-
derlnE how he wa going 10 skim
through Tho city receives its money
frori the county collectors zach Feb
rurry y June. Mr.. Small says that
the clty win now be able TO pay bills
Tor h rest % the year.
Stree January I OF his year the
city has put $4,000 more IN che
sinking fund bringing hat total 10
n ~. 600. This money l. used 20
me 4 the principal ana interest or
former bond issues
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21

or4Iec ceakc. Alhuaoerdnfs
Iraf,nt sanger. matr HI Gret ap-
mdIaHco IN police reurf his
nornitE on HE hiItndts The
f1Ii thut "a Wna hts birthday
hH1rtfr saved him a fine.
MT Uo1kr. who was charged
With u1fkint NJ auIomonIic a.
~ 1nk|r ~ tho rurb. was given a
Is suspended fine. pending good
behavior. judge ". " Mcciel.
Ian first threatened a. fine the
singer a dollar for each year Of
hIf age hut then decided h. dld
not N4nt 10 spoil n birthday.
EiarIo l.oucE vas Sentenced 10
10 DAYS n iail on the charer %
y~11t1nft. Lope4 Va arrested
ia night when h. was found
atlcep m n hos a nnrth Of
loNn.
FRANK Hendonado. who was
arrested on Central venue last
nleht on the charge ~ drunken
fcss 4nd with resisting an pfl-
CIR. WIS reported "s,ln TOO
drunk" 10 appear m court. ne
viii have a hearing tonight tfls
Possessions when arrested con-
sisted ~ a bottle % white mule"
and a mouth orsan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21

Isaac Bolton Just Misses
Bookkeepcr in Store
Below.

isa1c lio,ti ~. 70 5snItsn lor tas
4hta h. fcII s1foafI q akyI|nht N
IN Ufnnt IaII1int. Th'ra street and
Central attnNA t1pifs afI1r y
o'cIoI4 ih|t nelnI,nE
he,lsn heer1 |e4 ? his9 sspel An
ro~i9 ni M III. csmliIr rinsaa.
' ssss' az, sae *. g 1ss ~ o. On.
fonnnInu4 fnf ssQ1InI m|4dIts. ~ re-
crIq&1 IAhk i.Ahlhd 1nc ltn ear
ana general hfeisea and infHfnti' IN
M..s rlnean was working At the
sess, ia n.I efrss n =, s,oss sssn
WnII1r rtar.e. clerk m the store.
,o ios, 81, ~ latter nsmptd nrlas
just IN time y nsoid being MI hy
tho laiInr fanIIor
A ciefk in the store summoned
Dl. d. n. Carna fnd uue latter. aflcr
dressing lhf mans wounds had him
49, , e 4, ' ssss \. ao az thrown
an Ms nnfsre On one hand pui 81
ia|ni. buu When Ne|fon rcsnine1
eons>.epAntss ne said b. vas douhls
i;s',nn. a~eeora,aa 70 eys~i,nes.es
h4d beer washing windows a. the
studio No o0r. howevtf happened
a ~ him Whtn ~ ten. Dr. Cairns
fnII tnlt ~nftarsnon rfsnt the n
would tfcuVfr un5fts bia Infernoi m
fnrI1e proved prfiouk.
III y me tacond time IN the history
81 IN uIauI build'nF hat a persun
hnn (aIIrn fnrouEh = ekFlIslt. %eariy
zen var aeo the first husband Of
Mr. l1a roiiz -. tiiise ~ nii
fhf0nlh the akylifht n Tire hulidlng.
DrI|ONnz ~ thai time was fne phyni-
aIau summoned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21
Former Albuquerque
Police Chief Offered
Place in Los Angeles

Thomas McMinen. former chief Of
police at Albuquerque. has been Of
fered the position OF chief of police
IN Loa Angeles, hut ffs refused 20
accepf ~ accordinE TO jain ncaven.
prohihfion agent. who returned last
night from a trip 10 the ANGEL city
and Ocean park
Mr. McAililen ~ now a special agent
Tor the Santa - railrund and. nc-
coFdine 30 AR. Beaven. Alhuuuerqne'S
former chief did not believe the posi-
tion offered him one OF particular adj
fnntaEe. The position % chief 81
police there MAS offered him hy the
newly elected mayor.
AR Henven was accompanied %
Los Angeles ~ Mra Bcaven and chit
dreu. The latter are 10 spend the
summer ard coming winter Ia OCEAN
paqk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21
Take Steps to
Rid Sheep in the
State Of Scabies

store 10 fid tnR sheep 81 New
Mexico from eonhlca are being taken
IN earnest.
a. Z. Herrendcz. secretary OF the
New McNco Hhfep Sanitary board
have written tho secretary ~ the In
terror askinK him to take sicpa Inn
mcdlatciy % rid the sheep en- Indian
reservations 81 ft,t scnb.
Nj. Hernandez received a letter
ycsfcrdny from the secretary. stating
hat the matter had been taken up
with the bureau OF animal Industry
am the commissioner Of Indian nf-
falrr Tor the ffdfc.
The latter stuffed that ~cunccrtcd ac-
ton % these departments WIS asked
10 eradicate al Indian sheep Of
rcnhieA S~lttcnucn here say that tho
f~calllcs amonr the indian SHEEN have
been causing other range sheep L.
De afflicted also. The request that
moe attention b. given 70 dipping ~
the reservations has come about az n
retlh % the recent meeting 81 IN
sheep sanitary board.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21
Mersfelder Chosen
Chairman of the
C~hautauqua Committee

I l.. G Mcrsfcidcr was selected chair
MAJ % the committee IN charge Of
arrangements for the Rcdpnth-iior-
ner -chkutauqun az a meeting uf the
guar nfora held 90 the y NJ e. a.
las. Light. He q the STATE agent fof
IN kansas cts Life Insurance con-
pany J.. q. Wagner. Jr was clHct, d
20 serve ~ ~trrasrrer, hut ths score
tary will not be named until % later
date.
I've chairman will be cmpow rcd
20 name his own committees. tis
R~unrtutors VIII meet again ON Jus
3. when the advan'e uIen % 'n.
chputauqua win be here 20 make
preliminary arrangements.
The location FOR the feft hat not
besl definitely selected. hIt viii
probably be- on IVES. Ccrtrni avenue.
at the same piace - last year
Tickets will be placed on safe hI ,
fow days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21
Bridge Out, Must
Cross River at
Embudo in Boat

Il Is necessary for people wishing
"a take the train al Embudo. 20 cross
the Rio Grande in a boat since the
region. says Ne states that the
country around ricuris and Pcnasro
has had plenty ~ rain. but not
enough TO damage their crops In n
way.
Drexei. T. J. Levy, and Leslie Boldt
returned yesterday from Picuris.
where they have been making pre-
liminary surveys FOR an irrigation
project. o. a mesa TO the east OF the
Village.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21

Mrs. Flora Vol. Atbuuucrquci
N X. Q%uinllvcn. Albuquerque.
nonificiR Moya. Albuquerque; Paul
Romero. Albuquerque.
Guadeiups Baca. socorro; Abran
Abcyta, Sucofro.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21

NJ has been estimated hat only one
person In nfteen a perfect eyes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21

Tn,Ss are assoc miles Of railroads
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21

There are no tnmc towers or
semaphores In Hsrlin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21

You Re-tint Your
Walls; You Provide
New Flooring; You
Re-finish your
Woodwork to Keep
Your Home
Up-to-date and
Beautifully But Die
1t Ever Occur to
You That a Small
Investment in
Artistic Hardware
Can Change the
Whole Appearance
of a Room?
The hardware of a
home is a comparative
ly small item of its cost.
Builders have a habit
of using the most mex
pensive hardware, or
dinarily, that will an
swer the purpose. 1t
becomes furnished,
sometimes, and spoils
the appearance of what
would otherwise be ar
artistic interior.
New well designed
builders hardware,
such as is made by the
Yale" people, costs
little and adds much to
re-finished homes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-21

GYALE9
-

Everyone nj W S
Yale quality. People
know that Yale"
hardware combines
quality, service and Sc
curity. If you are about
to build a new home,
ask us for our well IL
Illustrated booklet on
Yale locks and hard
ware. If you contem-
plate re-finishing even
one room of your home
be SURE to see our at
tractive displays. The
cost of r~e-hardwaring
a room or a home will
surprise you. 1t isn't
nearly as much as you
would expect it to be.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-15
MN0zTvo KAvIARNIKOv
POZATVARANYCH.

V stredu po obede bolo pozat-
varane mnozstvo kaviarnikov pod
vedenim bezpecnostneho direk-
tora Scotia, naeelnika policie
Watkinsa a federalneho prohbic-
neho agenta D. NJ. Browna.
Styridsat' polisajtov a federal
nych detektivov podelensch ma
Iileet eaI pool prehliadat. kas
viafne sf asne ma vychodnej
zapadnej easti mesta. Boil opat-
ranf zatykacmi ma 4S obshodnf-
kov a skara v kazdom prfpade
boly najdene opojne napoje v
navstivenych miestnostiach. Je to
doposial' snad' naienergickejsi
krok, jaky Dol Youngstowne
doposial urobeny, ma vynucovanie
prohobieneho zakona.
Toto hromadne zatyaranie bolo
vysledkom Wac mesacneho vyse-
trovania povadzaneho v tichosti
bfzpecnostnym direktorom.
Pozatvaranf kaviarnici su Z
vacsej ciastky Rumuni, Talioni
a Hrvati.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-15
ZAPOcALA PRkCA y REPUB.
Tic RUBBER co.

Receiver Republic Rubber Co
oznamuje, ze pocnnc pondelkom
zahajenR Dude dielniach Repub,
lie Rubber Co. praca VI oddeleni
rafovom, asi takom pomere ia
ko sa pracovalo pred zastavcnfm
prace.
Druhs oddelenia zah6ja pracu
a. ieden tSde1 NemK:
slime, ze sje vyhlaf nas fryald
pracu. Spolocost', jako je znamo,
je pod receiverom. Nakol 'ko ma
ia vel XII zasobu materialu poho-
tove, tiez nejake objednavky,
chc1 tieto vybavit', tax aby mo-
hol byt' receiverom podany tym
priaznivejK nalez ,,sddu. Dopo-
sial' neboly obdrzane nabidky ma
zakdpenie dielne, ami nieto urci-
teho planu ma zreoroanizovanie
tychto dielnf. y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-07-15
ZDRAvoTNA STATIsTIKA ME
STA NAJLEPSIA. oD 25
ROKOV

Zdravotna statistika mesta
Youngstown "a posledny rok je
priaznivejsia, nez tomu bolo ke-
dykol'vek pred tym "a poslednych
25 rokov. v poslednom roku bo-
10 Y Youngstowne 1,541 tmrti,
zakial' narodilo sa 4,O95 dietok,
to jest temer traja ma kazdt
iimrtie.
Udalo sa menej onemoceni ma
tyfns, nez kedykol l'vek pred tym,
od kedy sd zdravots zasnamy
vedene. To jest. pomer onemocne-
nj ma tyfus Dol len 6 ma 100, 900
obyvatel 'stva. Pomer imrti OBJ
nasal IL ma 1000 obyvatel'ov.
Jedine sarlach somarsky kasel
tvoria vynimku v tejto celku vel
mi priaznivej zdravotnej statisti-
ke. UAtnost' pri sarlachu OBJ
naSala IS umrtf ma 100 onemocne-
nj q pri somarskom kasli IL dmrti
pri 100 onemocneniach. Pociat-
kom roku nebezpeeno vypukly
kiahne smallpox 4 u Skolskych
dietok. Bolo yydane nariadenie
ma posetpenie vsetkych Skolskych
dietok tym molo zastavens ST.
renie tejto obavanej nemoce. Tiez
boly obayy opakoyanie influehsy,
ale na st'astia ukazalo 50, ze in:
fluenza toho rocna bola nn0ho
miernejsej formy, nez predosn&.
Z $40 pripadov onemocnenia bolo
len 95 fn1rti. Y,