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The Holbrook news., 1921-01-07

@ yOu-an' if that hain't god
 T. it's square dealin' b'twixt nfta stR man; an that's better'n law any il;EE,
The Holbrook news., 1921-01-07
'The Iron Gray Woman was dead"
MAN OF BUSINESS

CTO BE CONTINUEDJ
The Holbrook news., 1921-01-07
NEWS TO DATE IN PARAGRAPHS CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF WIRES ROUND ABOUT
 THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS CONDENSED FOR BUSY
 PEOPLE.
WESTERN

(westeru Newspaper Union News serice.l
, 1921-11-12
-FOUR H0RsEMEN OF THE
APOCALYPSE COMING TO
THE LYRIC NEXT WEEK

The longawaited production. The
-Four Horsemen OF the Apocalypse
viii be shown at the Lyric theater
starting November 1s. with 50 prin-
c.,als and $500 extras. with scenery
Of gigantic proportion and lavish
beauty the picture f. said 10 ave cost
the Metro company 81. goo. 900 to make.
and those who have seen the film. and
are connoisseurs Of the art OF the pic
fure drama. state the vast amount OF
money has been W spent. The
-Four Horsemen" is a Rex Ingram
production. The -Four Horsemen' Is
not a war play. except as the war
serves as a background for a story
teening with dramatic passion. Read
ers Of the novel by the sensational.
Spzniard. Vicente Biasco Ibanez. from
which the photodrama was adapted.
have reported surprised delight 1t the.
fidelity with which b scenarioist.
June Mathis, has followed tho story.
q story that has been more widely
read throughout the world than any
other Of modern times Its effect Is
heightened in the picture. a supreme.
impression OF the cinematographic art.
Around Julio Desnoyers. tho spoiled
grandson of Aiadarfaga, a fabulously
NC1AAnN sAkEAANAAAo ~ ~ Nht
plot OF the story is 1t is the
story OF a boy brought up IN a life Of
princely dissipation in the Argentine,
reisning as n tango king in Paris until
he centers all Of his hot affection upon
the beautiful young wife of n distin-
guished engineer. left on the outside
of things as a neutral in the war, de-
serted by his sweetheart when she
hear the call OF duty and Joins the
French nursing forces. enlisting in
the infantry and finally giving up his
life in h shell-swept fields of north
crn France.
Tho cast includes Rudolph valen-
tho. Alice Terry. Pomeroy Cannon,
Joseph Swickard. Brinsley Shaw. Alan
Hale, Bridgetta Clark. hIabel Van
Buren,, Brodwitch (Smoke) Turner. Nj
eel de Brulier. John Sainpolis. Mark
Eenton, Virginia Warwick, Derek
Client. Stuart Holmes. lean Hersholt.
Henry Klaus. Edward Connolly.
Georgia Woodthorpe. Kathleen Key
Wallace Berry, jacques d'Aurey, Curt
Rehfeld. Mile. Dolores. Bull" Mon
tana, Isabel Keith, jacques Lance,
Noble johnson. Harry Northrup, Min.
hehaha, Arthur Hoyt and Beatrice
The scenario was written
by June Mathis. John Seitz was re-
Eponsible for the photography. and the
technical directors were Amos Myers
and Joseph Calder. Walter Mayo was
TO Rex Ingram.
, 1921-11-12
WOMAN ALLEGED INSANE.

wHEATLAND. Wyo., Nov. ~
Mrs Belle Bohnstedt. of Guernsey re-
ceived n hearing before court commit
sioner George Milne Tuesday. ques.
tion having been raised as TO her san
ity. The jury pronounced her insane.
md recommended that she be taken to
n state home for mental detectives
at Lander. She was sent by train
Wednesday evening in charge of dep.
uty sheriff Coulihan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18
SHARP DECLINES
THE PAST WEEK
Both July ard oe,ebsr Cotton Cen.
tracts Made Ne~ Leo Records.

NEW YORK. June l7.-There we're
sharp declines o. the cotton market
during the past week. both July and
October contracts making new low
records for the season during today'a
trading. The price for October de-
iiveries sold a. low a. tiss compared
with iasa. the high point - last
month and 1895 the previous low rec
ord for that position. The market
held fairly well duran9 tho earlier part
~ the week owing - scattering crop
complaints ard reported prospects for
an early settlement ~ British labor
troubles. These features failed q Gre
ate any general buying interest how
ever. while there AS q steady dribbie
~ July liquidation accompanied BY re-
ports - further arrivals here intended
for delivery on contract. and the mar
kst turned very weak. later on less
favorable British labor news and q re-
uewal 81 favorable crop reports Ar-
cerding 10 cable advIees received to-
dav. the wage dispute In the Man
chester mills has been settled. but
British coal miners voted against an
acceptance % the terms proposed hy
the coal mine owners Private cables
while noting the adverse vote. said
that the miners were gradually drift
Ing hack 70 work ard that there wouid
Ls further conferences The census
report showing domestic mil con-
sumption - asasss. bales Tor May was
slightly above The forecast but was
not regarded a. gss,lfylng any change
in estimates 90 fhs probable carry
over ard a Statement bT tho bureau
orr cottor grades Vas cnrsidsred
ainappainfment fram thr huliish stand
point
The agarss did rot represent any
actual count iut fhs estimates sub
mifted suggested thai only "a percent
81 the cotton held ia public sfeEegs
va. too Tow IN grade 20 hs rendered
on contracts. Complalnst ~ TOO much
rain Wefs bsEinnins to reach The trade
from the southwest during The s@riier
part - the week. bot eisaring weatheT
has now appeared IN that section. a
few beneficial showers Rave hesn -
ported n ths eastern belt which vas
complaining % drouthy conditions but
more rain would probably be eorSid-
cred desirable east % the river. The
last weekly report n the weather hu-
roau suggested that the crop was max
ing good progress On the average ana
consequently strengthened the sxpee-
tation thst end--fene figures would
show = considerable improvement over
the end NfaY condition. Trade interests
reported large buyers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18
SHORT SELLING
LOWERS PRICES
New Lew Records Establsshsd IN
New York Financial Market.

New low records for one 10 SIX
years we're established today ln every
important division II tac u-t. 81 nqul-
dalton and short selling continued 20
force down prices ga the stock eN-
change. Some steadiness was mani
Tested a. the outset on short COVERING
IN Louisville and Nashville Induced b.
the proposed stock dividend. This
was neutFallzcd however. by weakness
% Crueible steel which fortified near.
~ three points on an over night diva
dend cut.
Rallies 20 speculative favorltes fall
Cd "a bold when United states steal
foii - points 20 - IL. the Tow rec
ord since 1915 other steel a. vel
as railway equipments. motors. ship
pings. tohaccos. chemicals. food and
mail order issues. figured iu the FUR
Their reversal NJ gross declines ~ two
% five points
Oils were confusing. particularly
Mexican petroleum with an extreme
advance 81 2 Ia points and 8 net 10 -
OF l-s. The gain II Louisville and
Nashville proved only temporary aad
al rails encountered sci back D,
NANN FHEA % AAIt Nt-H-lNfI. q IlfrA ANfE n n q
and ohio falling four points on sui-
ther postponment ~ dividend action.
Cashing in for profits gave the lat
an upward whir. In the last half hour
but fresh offerings 81 long stock soon
effected another reaction. losses oi
nearly one 90 three points prevailing
a. the unsettled CLOSE
The one encouraging feature was the
plethora Of call money az IL PEI
cent. OFF the exchange sach accom-
modations were offered az four and .
half per cent. All foreign exchanges
strengthened.
Liberty bonds were mainly lowpr
and other domestic issues showed
mixed changes at the close. Anon !
lnternationals. French munlelpals and
Mexican government bonds were hea
w Total sales. par value. we're niue
million. SIR hundred and seventy flvs
thousand dollars.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18
new YORK MARKET
MAKES new RECORD
Gotten Closed at q Net Decline 81
From - 20 50 Points

NEW YORK. June There was
a renewal 81 general selling In tiIs
cotton market today which sent oc-
t0ber down 20 iiss or 81 points net
loser ard made new record FOR the
season selling a. iiio or 50 points net
iower. Rallies foilWed IN covering
and trade buying but were not fully
maintained with ihe market closinE
easy GO net decline - ~ 80 80 points.
The market vas fairly steady 81 the
start owing % relatively steady Liver
pool cables covering after the blk
bresk 81 yesterday and scattered buy
INK for a rally The opening Was five
points higil@r 10 three points lower.
and a. soon as over nlEht selling a.
ders had been absorbed. active posi-
lions worked about "a points nei
higher with October selling 80 1885 aad
December 40 1905. THIS bulge brought
out Increased offerings. however. saF-
gestlng liquidation ~ old long ac-
counts. and the market became vers
weak late m the morning on reports
that nritisn coal miners had votcs
gainst the acceptance Of terms pro-
posed for ending the strike and ths
MAtNtAtNf"A HMA#AAA " AAN NAARHM NAAH#ta&
stop loss orders were uncovered on
the decline which extended nom l795
for December 10 t235 and carried tee
active months 81 10 81 points beioN
last nights CLOSING quotations IRE
volume 81 Liquidation then subslde
While d Vss reported that trade ia.
tercsis had been heavy buyers or q
scale down. and the market rallied
20 81 - points from the lowest follow 4
Ing reports that the Lancashire mia
strike had been settled. ard mat ~
spite az the adverse vote. British "a.
miners were gradually dr.fting back
10 work. The buying - the trade
however was less active OF the bulg-
les aud last prices were easy undsf
liquidation bs early buyers. Westsru
and Wal street interests acre con-
sldered the blg sellers again TO-DAY
with brokers reporting comparatively
little pressure from the south. THE
week end figures showing smaller
spinners takings than last week. ard
an increase IN tho worlds visible SUP
ply were probably n late factor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18
BY Ahern

NEW YORK. June iT--Duns tomor-
row xiii say.
The repression % business aciiFi-
lies Is NOT unnaturaily accsntnaied ~
various quarters a. the half year neara
10 ending. Preparations for tnFen-
tor,tng and other accountinE p~win
10 oeeupy attention and approaching
HOLIDAYS ard vacations also have
autstlnn Influence. These are factors
WHICH nre Always present a. ta4s nea-
son bat whlch have mere coh-
AMBIGUOUS eject dartnE periods % ccfn-
werrlai reaction. More than NesF
a. rsaalustment with steadily ssiiins
prlees has brought certain trades -
Ire point where some FNrlKa8 Alon3
conservative iinss has been p"ssaoi~.
b.i the hopsd-for general recovery =
So deferred. While the recent lafsa
Attendance % buyers IN some nar&ets
IA. hesn encour&Ging. operations AaNe
f.s.n mainly confined 20 ifnmeaiat" eF
nearby requirements. ans nav" ~
been 81 aufncisnt magnitnes 20 pre-
ve-. a further inrreass - iale ma
chirsrv IN some Industries. WeeAiy
bank sisarinEs sssssiTaose.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18

NEw YORK 1uns is-lrame ineI-
camille paper - % ~ psI
Fxrhnngs strong. Eteriing' sl2iF a.
hlilm ana commercial WiAtF Gay hiAA
on banks ara. commercial sixty aav
bin. 7rs az: demand as i-2s cables
SIS -.
Franos. demand ais. cables at.
pe,srlan francs demand ftes cahies
goa. uullderss demand as.tAs cables
sass. Lire demand sea: cables t.eA.
MARKS. ssmar.i las. cables itsf
Cree demand s.ss. Sweden. demand
aase. Norway demand it.tsi Argen-
fine. f28T.
Montreal III per cent discount. Cow
eminent bonds easy. railroad bortH
hsaNt.
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new Low LEVELS
FOR THE SEASON


NEW ORLEANS. June i7th--Nsw
low levels for the season again we're
made BY cotton today. the market
falling under continued heavy llqui-
dalton mixed with considerable SELL
ing. All months in the contract de-
partment made new lows. July sink
ing 10 1851. At this price the list
showed net losses OF IS 20 "a points.
In the trading shorts realised profits
and caused reaction from the lowest
OF dollar a bale or go. the close show
ing net losses on the day OF Sc 10 81
points. with July az 1895.
In the early trading. FOR a short Pc
Rod. there was no definite trend 10
values. After opening somewhat low
er the market came hack on fairly
heavy buying By traders who were
looking for a reaction from the de-
clines % yesterday and this buying
soon became heavy enough TO put the
trading months ? to points over the
final quotations OF yesterday. July
traded up 10 1875.
The report that the British coal
miners had voted TO continue their
strike started heavy selling and a SHARP
break followed. This was the signal
FOR further unloading among longs
already demoraiized by the break q
yesterday. Toe market weakened rap
Idly and Tor considerable period got
no support from any quarter Late
lon the day % acted weu cleaned 0uf
81 its long interest and when shorts
started 60 buy covers In order 20 coll
lect their profits they found a much
smaller supply 81 contracts 10 work
ON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18
coTToNsEEn OIL

NEW YORK. June iT--Cott0naeea
oil was more active with prices sharn-
ly higher on urgent demand from
shorts. prompted by the surprisingly
bulllsh showing Of The census report
as regards consumption for last
month. Closing bids were 20 to 81
points net higher. sales rs lea barrels.
Prime crude SIS bid. prime summer
yellow spot 5so July 7s3. September
73s: December 80
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u % q u u u u u u - u u -
NAVAL sToHgs
! .; q !. . % .. % q u - u u q - % .
pENsAcoLA

The spirit market was firm a. ss's.
with sales % i2a casks. Receipts -.
shipments, I23. stock. a.ss5.
The rosin market was steady Win
sales 81 los barrels. Receipt as,
shlprnents 1870. stock. s5.sS5.
Quotations. WV eso VIC. So.
\. SIS: NJ. 4so X. $50 0 400. ~
sss. q. SIS. =. 3.-s r. as; y. as.
D. SIS.
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. June i7.-Turpentine
firm. saas24. sales 400 casks. re-
ceipts. s7o. shipments, eos. stock. s.
SIT.
Rosin firm. sales. a6s. receipts l.
SEA; shipments. ist4: stock, 1877.
Quotations y. S.eo: d. =, +. 3.&9:
II. ass. /. s.es. X. 80: 81, A55. y.
SIS. VIC. SIS: WV. $50.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18
JACKSONVILLE

JAcks oNVlLLE. June Il Turpen-
tine firm. szs. Sales goo. receipts,
4Ss. shipments none. stock. 25.eAt.
Rosin firm. sales ss4. receipts. lisa
shi pments none. stock. ls2.54f.
Quotations y. D. $50. =. s.saa1e:
r. 3.ssa55: q. S.55aso. n. 3.7Sass. l.
sssa9s. X. 4.ioa2o; n. 47b: y. 2aa
90: VIC. 5.s5aS5: WV. $50.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18

CHICAGO. 90. June is.--Potaioef
weak. Northern white sacked - cents
rwt. Alabama spauldinK Rose fz.le
90 tsf0 ewt. Virginia as 90 50
per barrel. North Carolina as % t5.te
per barrel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18
fOIRNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate TO All


~-rrs the words fn vour aaver-
.,.emsnt and multiply by the num-
y, a times yoa desire Il printed
..~t aecoTdingly.
"a counting words Include sTo
:, FOR sale" Wanted" etc. a.
- Is addresses.
10 advertisement taken fer less
ssn 5 cents
sLAck FACE CAPS. LIKE THIS,
no CENTS PER WORD.
r.ragrAphed matter. line daah@s.
ate gpace. classified display; Sc per
=, s6e per inca 0is lines rake an
1h)
Asr person whose name appears g.
s telephone directory may have
,ssfe4 ads charged.
cancel orders should ps alven IN
attng neveF over the Phone,
A3sarssers should give their home
Il tofFlcs address as wei a. shsar
phone numbers. because many read
,-s Ave ~ telephones.
II the advertiser Sc desires. replies
"a 1s sent in care OF The Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18

Despite dislng and ehanneling tie
IInanR river - China has o. 1000
years drowned more human beings
than have been killed IN ell the wars
- the same time. The only preventive
% floods IL in tho demonstration Of the
denuded slopes which border the river
valley.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18
CHICAGO aRAln MArkEr

CHICAGO. June is.--Torrid weather
did good deal today to make wheat
prices advance. Closing prices were
unsettled "a 20 - cents net high
er. Corn finished ? as 20 2 80 cents
up. and oats gained ! Ii 20 ! IL
cents. In provisions. the outcome vas
unchanged to cents higher.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18
LODGE NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE

THE SCHOONER DEWITT BROWN has
been Withdrawn from service and an
ehoFed tn penEacoln haraoT. The owners
or agents wIIl not be responsible for ans
expenses incurred for acSount ~ vessel
unless such expenses arc authorized ~
them.
ARMOUR FERTTLIzER WORKS.
Owners.
GULF TRANSIT COMPANY. Agents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18
IRANSFER-Storage

a.. soRRAs Transfer CO.
fiss OFFICE AND WARE
ssssE EAST CHASE STRICT. All
Nos or HAULING. YOUR nusi.
Ntss Sol sclTEo.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18
SEA ISLAND COTTON

EANANNAH. ca. June tTths--Eea
Islands. Market steady; extra choices.
81: sales los: receipts SO; shipments
-. stock sec. Crop IN sight 1t5s.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18
LOST AND FOUND

THE PARTY that took q Southland b.
cycle from q. ~ A freight office
door or In front of postofnce and left
an old Columbia wheel there. kindly re-
turn IL 20 the q. ~ a a. freight 0faca
and receive reward.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18

The Journals Advertising
Rate is the same 10 all.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18
The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY BY $4,000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But T1e and the Results are LneouoIed
EDUCATIONAL

LESSONS fer teachers second and third
grade certificates. Grammar or PRS
mary school, Miss MRhic Walker
Ncftey noiis school beginning June goth
Phone 2so8-J. zoe T.. Belmont So.
DANCING SCHOOL~-CIasaes Private
tnetic dancing. zoe w. Gregory. Phone
rs q
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/ WANTED AT oNCE-Oas good. sfrene
rolling chair can i2i " Belmont-st
l or phone SOS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18

WANTED TO pTRCHAsE-Good iron
safe. desk and chair and cash register
Apply IL North PaIaf0x or phone 20sG.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18
RESORTS

fsLLHCRsT LODGE
as ayltsd - come ont and see
es fr4dq4arters. Eat fish and en- .
sf l3 miles west az Pensacola.
Bridge Mr ard Mrs. Cook.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-18

lWANTrp-gecond hand butchers refriF.
crater and meat slirer. Campbell and
! MeKlnnon. DeFuniak Springs. Fla-
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WANTED

WANTED To RENT OR BUY-A wheel
ID invahd's chair. Address Chair
care Journal
WANTED TO ntfY--Ford Roadster 90
Chevrolet must he in good condition.
cheap for cash Phone 1885 ring or
write r A. Box So
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OPPORTUNITIES

WHEN IN NEED OF A SPECIAL MES
sESGER Phone rs. Letters and par
cells delivered prices reasonable.
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FOR SALE

pa SALE Skif. - e. Juniper ekisf
ee well. specially built for out
s-a motor also two-cylinder Koban
H.afa motor. recently oVerhaulad. .
ash H. T.. Root. e West
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HELP WANTED

FRUIT TREE sALEsAES-Gsood bust
ness Tor hustl@n~ Permanent profit.
able pleasant Work Write for terms
Concord Nurseries Dept 81. Concord
WA%TEp-Tw0 handy men, carpenter
work Good Har. Ecnus steadv ion
Must invest 500 or more IN aharea 37e
Brent BLDG.
WANTED wash woman 10 work On
the place 1894 =. jackson street
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POSITION WANTED

Ef1--P0zlfiom Young man. oNpar-
Aenced stenagrRnners wants position or
VIII I'll vacancy during summer. HH e
81 references L. II b.. care Journal
wANTED-Positicn Young man Eradu-
ste in plano wants position in orches-
ira. Best ~ references. u. ~ T., care
Journal
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tI.E-I.arEe eight room dwelling,
aal and wtde porches east
exposure store building 20xee feet
aHe at with soda fountain and nice
ser.r stask Faces l. a. y. y. Il. near
Hskery building fully equipped
i- operation on premises. Nice garage
a..sry toIles. Everything painted
a saal REPAIR Immediate POSSES
Iaetted iu best min town ia North
fas 81 tenturY. Fla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08
PODkLADEM DOBREHO
ZDRAVf.

StkaVame Sc caste S idmi,
kteri 81 stezuji na chatrne
zdravi; st6zuii 81 na to i ono.
Kdybychom ale nell studovat
v$echny takove pripady a pri-
iiti ma kloub vSeho toho, sezna
Ii bychom, re pricina 90 pro-
cent vSech Stiznosti spoGiva Y
tom, re lide opomiii Starati
Sc, aby jejich zazivaci ustroji
nachazelo sc V dobrem porad-
ku. Jste-h jednim Z tech, kdoz
81 stGzuji ma Spatnou chut', ne
chut' k iidlu, atd. atd., obrat'-
te Sc na nejlepsi prosredek,
ktery nejen re vas vyl6Ci, ale
stalym uzivanim udrzi vas '
nejlepSim stavu zdravl. jest
to vyhlaSeny lex DR. Forman-
ka HoIke Vino, aneb Dr.. For
manka Magadora. L6ky tyto
jsou k doStani We vsech OBJ
chodech, kde Sc leky prodava-
il, aneb primo cd D.. +. For
maneck Co., 1888 S. Califor
MIA Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08
DOZVUkY BEDFORDSkE
LOUPEZE.

Miss Hazel Scott re Salt
Lake City, jez byla zatcena ia
ko spolecnice pri prepadu ban
ky Bedfordu zastreleneho lu-
pice Alberta Johnsona spolu s
matkou posledneisiho, byla
vCera porotou soudkyn6 Ale
move zbavena veSkere why. O.
be byly zatceny rijnu minul6
no roku pro prechovavanl kra-
denych v6ci. Johnsonova pax
bude souZena dnes. Skvosty Il
obou zen naleZene pochazely
z loupeze spachane V Buffalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-08
LAKEWOOD NECHCE PLA-
TIT &c JfZDNE.

Lakewoodska mestska rada
pov6fila mestskeho feditele
prava r. G.. Currena, ably soud-
mi cestou donutil clevelandskou
spolecnost poulicnich drah k
Ivybirani jen sc jizdneho ma
1ratich mezi Clevelandem a
Lakewoodem. Soudni zakaz bu
de vyzadan liz b6hem dvou ne
ho tri dnu. Spoletnost ma vybi-
rati jen sc, udrzovati nezkra-
cenou dopravni sluzbu iako
pred tim a davati volnG pre-
stupni listky do vSech cleve-
landskych stanic. Zadost o
soudni Zakaz podana bude pro-
zatim okresnimu soudu ma
byti V pripade nezdaru probo-
tovana az k posledni instance, k
ohioskemu nejvySsimu soudu.
Mnozi z lakewoodskych obca-
III nedbajl narizenl V karach
umistenych a hazeji do pove-
domych skrinek jen p6t'ak, coz
pry zavdava pricinu pronaseti
kondukterum RUNE neSetrne
|poznamky.
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"MUCEDNfk" PROHIBICE.

Pred II lety mel byti We
] orth Woth Texas lyntovan
iisty muz, ale zachranil Sc pry
pred opratkou tim, ze obratil
na dobrou cestu muze, jenz ho
mel obesiti. Provazu uSly muz
jest DIR. J. +. Norris, pastor PRIV
pjho baptistickeho kostela We
Forth Worth, ktery mel byti da
vem zprovozem Sc sveta proto.
re bojoval prot teXaSkym no.
|stincum.
Znamenity tento prohibicni
bojovnik budc kazati napravu
@ velikonocnich svatcich V Gle
|velande V baptistickem kostele
ma Euclid.
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HLEDA Sc sucha mistnost
ma uschovani nabytku. Nechte
adresu adm. Syeta a udejte
So
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kUPUJTE dechovG nastroie
bubny u vyrobce j. Sistka.
424S Broadway. .
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SUSPENDOVANI URBANO
VICE BYLO POZNOVU
POTVRZENO.

komise ciyilni sluzby, ku kite
re Sc Suspendovany hasic a
predseda hasicske unie kon-
stantin Urbanovic, poznovu od-
yolal, odmitla vubec o predme-
ia tomto jednati. G. +. Schwam
co pravni zastupce suspcnpova-
ncho oznamil, ze cely pripad
budc prcdan k rozhodnuti SOU
du.
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