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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
LEGION TO HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of the Grand
Forks post of the American Legion
Willie held on Tuesday night, Jan
uary II, in the Commercial club
rooms, and will open at 1880 O'clock.
The annual election of officers is an
important business item on the sched-
ule for the meeting. DR.. L. L. Eek
man, the present commander Of the
post, will not be a candidate for re-
election. it is said, and Adjutant Phil
Bangs has also announced that he is
not a candidate for reelection.
Efforts are being made by the local
post to I've as many service men as
possible enroll for 1921 before the an
nual meeting.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
D.. DIRECTORS ! or
FARM BUREAU
MEETING { TODAY
Schedule Of Meetings toAc.
quaint Farmers With
Movement, Announced.

The board OF directors Of. the Grand
Forks County Farm Bureau Is meet
ing today in the farmers room Of the
county court house. Practically all
members OF the board are present for
the meeting at which a number Of
important business affairs a are to be
Officers OF the Grand Forks County
Farm Bureau are. to be elected, an
executive committee is to be chosen,
and a county membership fee is to be
decided upon, at this time.
Plans for the membership cam
patgn to be staged in this county be-
tween January 10 and January Is,
will be outlined. 1t. is hoped that 1. 500
members may be enrolled in the coun-
ty bureau during the campaign.
Meetings Scheduled.
TO acquaint the farmers of Grand
Forks county. with. sthe. Farm Rurean
movement, and to serve in stimulating
interest inathe campaign. q series Of
meetings will be held during the week
opening January 10. The speakers
will be G. ". Randlett, director Of the
North Dakota extension division; Dan
Willard, well-known agricultural
worker. and NJ. j. Wright of Wood
stock. ILL.,, field representative Of the
Illinois Agricultural ASSOCIATION. who
10 spending several weeks here visit
ing relatives. ,:
The schedule Of meetings follow:
Larimore-l:50 p. M; Monday, Jan.
49, 49,. py45 M lss. .sya!s u
Masara-1:so p. M, Monday.
West End School No; Is, Iarmore
Twp.-7:3o p. M Monday.
Kempton-7:3o p. M, Monday.
Inkster-1:30 p. M, Tuesday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06

Grand Forks and North Dakota
people who have seen Pavlowa within
the last week have written to friends
in this city urging them to attend the
local performance. One man from
Minot saw her in Chicago during the
latter part of November and he said
he was coming to Grand Forks to see
her again. 1T is the only thing i ever
have SEEM" he said, that I would go
SO far to see again."
The program tomorrow night is
without doubt the most popular Paw
Iowa gives. The local management
was fortunate in securing her for her
finest advertisement numbers. These
include the famous 1.-THE Swan" by
safnt-saens, and 1.-THE Gavotte Paw
which Volinine and Pavlowa do
to Lincke's THE Glow Worm" There
will be several other very excellent
w. =" 'pf
1.-The Egyptian Ballet" one Of the
most colorful in her repertory, will be
given. The costuming for this ballet
is gorgeous and the lighting effects
marvellous. The music is by Verdi
and Luigini. =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
BOY WHO WAS SHOT
ACCIDENTALLY O
EXPECTED TO LIVE
Condition OF Cecil Cahaecn, Who wes
Accidentally Shot at Frederick
Hotel, Crows Worse.

The condition of Cecil Cahagen, who
was accidentally shot at the Hotel
Frederick some weeks ago has be-
come very critical during the last two
three days, and today the attending
physician said that there was little
hope for him. The bullet entered near
the lung, and Cahagen's body has
been ~paralyzed, from the point where
the bullet entered down. ~
J.. A. Edelin,, Who held the gun when
it was accidentally discharged, is serv-
ing time in the state prison for car
rying concealed weapons. f
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
VIM. WHALEN, SON !
OF LOCAL MAN,
R AT LEEDS

Con Whalen has returned from
Leeds, N. D., where he attended the
funeral services held over the remain
of his son, William Whalen. who died
in France in January, 1918.
The body arrived in Leeds. on New
Years day and the funeral took place
on Tuesday. The remains were laid
to rest beside those Of his mother and
brother. who were buried there some
time ago.
William Whalen died of influenza
and pneumonia shortly after reaching
France with the American forces,
early in January. 1918. The body was
buried there but at the request of the
father of the deceased was sent to
Leeds for final interment. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
OFFICERS WILL BE
INSTALLED TONIGHT
NJ. w. Day, Senior Grand Representa-
tive Will Preside Over Ceremonies
Which Begin Mt s O'Clock.

The formal installation Of officers
for h Knights Of Pythiais lodge win
be held. this evening at 8 o'clock in
the Knights Of Pythias halt. M. W.
Day, senior grand representative will
be in charge of the installation cere-
monies.
onieers recently elected, who win
be installed tonight are:
R.. J.. Grumiller. C. C..
H. w. Marks, v. c. ,
Fred Fiers. prelate.
H p Knutson, M of ". =
Martin Lystad. X Of r. S. s
Arnold Berg. M Off.
Peter Stapdei. Moi Elk.
NJ eiter,T inner guard " $a7t
James Fletcher, outer guard.
grand representatives. :
Arnold Berg, H. W. Marks and
Fred Fiers, trustees. s. .pgE -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
MISS TOMBSTONE
TO ATTEND MEETING
OF SUPERINTENDENTS

Miss Beatrice tombstone county
superintendent of schools, will go to
Bismarck to attend a meeting of
county superintendent of the state,
which has been called for January 13.
The conference will continue until
January IS, and is to attract. county
superintendent from all sections Of
th~es1state.
h course of study committee. and
the legislative committee of, the State
Teachers association also will meet
at Bismarck at the time of the con-
ference. Miss tombstone is chairman
of the course of study committee, and
will preside at the meeting.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
Believe Taxis Should
Pay Fees. To The City

Taxi concerns operating here should
pay fees to the city. it was decided at
a meeting of the city commissioners
held yesterday, and City Attorney. w.
J. Mayer was instructed to investigate
matter and report On it at the next
meeting of the commission. It was
pointed out that in the case of taxi
men paying only the state tax on
stands, outside operators could do
business here in connection with some
local stand, thereby causing an i'm
position on the other local taxi men,.
F..W. Schlaberg reported on a re-
e n inspection tour of the theaters,
which, he said. were in most cases
complying with the fire regulations.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
THAT MORE
UNSKlLLED WORKERS
Be BROUGHT 70 {. s

New York. Jan. S.-Representat,v. .
OF the national immfgration aco,na,s
VIII. 80 before the senate cofn,nu.I u
on immigration in washington No.
week 20 urge that unskiiied iaborers
70 encoarased 70 enter this ountr
nouhced here today. y IN
Many large engineering pro3ect. Il
tins country cannot be onsnTnMs
without "brawr,'s declared i. q. sHsta
LEI. secTetafy Of the oreanixsfins
a. nile there u much unernui.na
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
MANKATO MAN DEAD.

Mankato, Mimi, Jan. 5.-John%H.
honmann. aged So years, presidential.
me National Bank of Commerce. az
lnls city, and vice president OF No
Mate highway commission, died 81
tnls city last night from the effect. ~
cerebral hemorrhage. -
mr.. Hohmann was former pre4.
LEM Oh n State Automobile associa-
two children. "' i,sa aliu
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
STATE SEAL ~RECOvEREn

Charleston, w. Va, Jan. 6.-The
seal of the state of West Virginia was
recovered: from the ruins Of the CAPT.
tol fire late yesterday, when the vault
in, the office Of the secretary of. state
Charleston civic organizations have
inaugurated a movement to collect
$1,000, 900 with which to buy addi-
tional ground and give it to the state
as a site for another capitol,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
PETITION FILED.

St. Paul, Mimi. Jan. ga petition
for q rehearing of the William M.
Nash case was filed with the state SUI
preme court today by NJ. H. Boutelle
and Senator C.. r. Fowler of Minne-
apoliA. So
Mr.. Nash wa recently ousted as
attorney Of Hennepin county by Gov
ernor Burnquist on a, charge of nal
feasance in office. It was held that
Mr.. Nash was implicated in the
whiskey smuggling case between
Canada and the United. States.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
Commissioners Are
Continuing Meeting

The board of county commissioners
today is continuing its meeting begun
on Tuesday for the purpose Of getting
the early 1921 business of the county
lined up. On Wednesday the COM
missioners visited the poor farm and
county hospital at Arvilla for the pur-
pose of making the annual inventory
and tour of inspection.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
COAL COST TO
Be PUBLISHED
Senate Outlines Plans To
Protect Consumers From
Prohteers

Washington, Jan. S. ~ Complete
publicity Of official coal cost data to
be, made through the federal trade
commission as a means Of keeping
down charges to the consumer will be
proposed by the senate reconstruction
committee as the result of its investi-
cations into the coal situation, it was
said today by Chairman Calder.
While a complete agreement as to
the form Of the has not been
reached, the committee has gone over
the general subject with Federal
Trade Commissioner Houston, and it
is expected the bill will be ready for
introduction in the senate early next
week. 1t has been decided to make
collection Of statistics mandatory upon
the commission, which would be en-
powered to demand accounts from
coal operators, test their accuracy
and compile the results by districts
for the study of consumers.
Army Has Difficulties.
The committees investigation was
continued today with Lieutenant
Colonel J. G. Barney, army officer in
charge of the war department procure
ment division, explaining the difItcul-
ties which confronted the army in Sc
curing 100000 tons for it's supply
ldSI year. IneSe .QlIIlcultleS, ne a10
finally caused the secretary Of war to
order supplies bought for current. use
in the, open market, though prices
ran UP to SIG a ton and deficit of
$13, 000, 900 in Quartermaster appro-
priations might be caused.
The average price Of coal bought on
the markets during September and
October, Col. Barney said, was a little
over 81, which was less, he declared.
than other consumers paid at that
time. ~
The secretary Of war. had decided
against a policy Of Communicating, he
added, because he feared it would in
crease the price to the public.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
PIONEER WOMAN DIES.

Handy. "a, territorial pioneer ana
resident. OF Minneapolis, virtually all
of her life, died last night at Excel
sipr.A Mimi. She IL survived b ytwo
children. Mrs. Cleveland and r. Han
dy, Duluth. fs
Funeral services will be held satur-
d.1y afternoon at Lake Wood chapel.
The services will be In charge Of the
Handy swas a past president.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06

ment at present" he said, there; /.
practically no idleness in the rankssaf
: unskllled labor. There is hardly "a
nlgnway or railroad in the country
ma is not in crying need of renai,:s
rlsni now: and yet labor cannot BE
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
TWELFTH NIGHT REyELs
Dakota rFaynnakers to Hold Annual
Ceaebrat3op Tonlght.

The annual Twelfth Night Revels Of
the Dakota Playmakers will be held
in Woodworth hall gymnasium to-
be preceded by a regular business
meeting At 7x30 o'clock. During the
Revels.- the members. OF the society
will do various stunts" and 1t is ex-
pected that some Of the faculty MEM
bers will come in for their share of
attention. In the .refreshment line,
cake and ale will be gerved.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06
OFFICERS WILL
MEET TONIGHT

A meeting of. the Officers club of
the university will be held this even
ing in the, armory for the purpose OF
completing arrangements. for the pc
tition to be made by the Organization
for affiliation with the. national fra
ternity, .Scabbard and Blade.
Copies of the. petition were made
during the Christmas vacation. It is,
expected that knowledge of the out
come of the petition will be on hand
within III next two months.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-06

1t is great fur to call on your lady
friend until the time m to call on
her for a definite answer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
NARODNf DAN
Prispevky slozene admin. "Sveta".

Fred Mafka Holub 1928 E. 133 st. ...... $1,000
Dne 1. prosince 1921 byo vykazano ......... $1,000
Dne 2 prosnce na6za Sc admin. "Sv6ta" ..... $4,000
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
MA NOC OSAMOCENA PO-
ROTA.

Porota, jez ma rozhodnouti
0 vine Dana Chinna, obzalova-
nGho 2 vrazdy prV6ho stupnG,
ktere sc mel dopustiti tim, ze
We SVEN byte, I'll Berg Ave.
zastrelil Richarda Stonera, ne
mohla Sc shodnouti a musela
byti q rozkazu soudce F. p.
Walthera ma noe uZaVfena. Oh
zalovany vypovidal vcera od-
poledne We vlastni obhajob6 a
ukazoval jizvu po strelne ra-
ne, kterou ma n6ho mel vypa-
liti policejni strdznlk Zicarel-
Ii. Vypravoyal, ze do jeho do
mu vessel Stoner spolu $ jmeno-
vanym policistou. Chinn vyka-
zoval Stonera 4 domu a Zica-
relli streIil pry po Chinnovi,
jenz byl zasazen do ramene.
Ma Stonera pax vypalil jen v
nutnG sebe obran6. Zaverecn6-
mu li6eni pfitomny Zicarelli
popira, ze by byl uzil paine
zbrane vubec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
PLUMB UTOCi MA SPRAVY
DRAH.

PuVodce stejnojmenneho pla
nu ma sestatnenl amerlckych
zeleznic, Glenn f.. Plumb mlu-
vi Jak predem oznameno, wee
"a Y hotelu Winton pred Glen
otyem organisace zeleznicnich
telegrafistu, ale celkem nepo-
yedel ME noVeho. Vinu Spatne-
no hospodarstvl ma drahach
nese lid pry vetsinou sam, jeli-
koz 81 malo hospodafeni toho
vslma. uVad6l nekter6 pripa-
dy, lako kupovanl lokomotiv
ia hoJnasobnou jejich cenu q
koncil uJistenlm, re by vsech-
ny tyto zIofady pominuly, kdy-
by byI priJat leho plan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
ZVYSENA CINNOST POL
SOUDU NEUSTAVA.

Take vcera byro ma policej-
MIN soude velice zivo a oba
policeini soudtoy6 Ch. l.. Sell
zer a A. IIowells projednali
as 1913 trestnich pfipade vseho
druhu. VCerejSi vrsledak zyyse
ne soudni cinnosti, jez jest ma
sledkem snahy, sprostiti m6sto
zlotineck6 celadky, bylo posla
nj as 30 vinn.ku do robotar-
ny. Jinak zustava pol. nacel-
mix Frank w. Smith veren da-
nemu slibu a neustava prona
sledovani indiyidui podezrele
povesti. Jinak ale zaznamena-
Taii policejni raporty dal8i
smele kousky.
Edgar Trimmer, 2979 vych.
II. ul. klerk \ grocernim OBJ
chode Mathew Smith, 4817
Central Ave. byl vcera lupicem
donucen zyednoutl ruce, nacaz
Vetrelec utekl 27 dollary.
Pokne ma zima Sc zasobili In
piti, ktefi prorezali diru do
zadnich dyefi odevniho obcho
du Make Kleina spoil. 5522
Euclid Ave, 2 kler6ho odnesli
rs muzskych obleku, 10 zimni-
XII a "a hedv. kosil.
Ma Central Ave. vych 40.
I'll. prepaden byl kolektor The
East Ohio Gas co. John Rich,
IA denniho svetla dv6ma muzi,
ktefi mu ukradli pet dollaru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
VYSTOUPENI RUSKE Ia
NECNICE AMY PAVLOVE.

Il pocetnych um6leckych u
dalosti naSem meste jist6 ne
posledni bude Vystoupeni slav-
ne ruske taneGnice Amy Pavlo
w, jez Sc svym baIetnim sbo-
rem vystoupf V sobotu odpole-
dne a veter a v pond6li vecer
dne 10. a u. prosince. Wy
stoupenf pondelni jest Y ramci
Bernardiho serie jake sedme
predstaveni. Rusky ensemble
dobyl 81 ma evropske ceste vel
kych 1sp6chu a poslednim ro-
KEN, kdy sc sbor Sc slavnou
vlldkyni vratil op6tne do Ame-
riky, rosie poVest' um6lcu kaz
dym predstayenim. Spolecnost
veze s sebou jevi$tni vypravu,
sveteln6 efekty, kostymy atd.
CleVelandske vystoupenl ru-
sk6 umelkyne ziskalo il zde
pratel i obdivovatelG a
neni pochyb, re f'ada techto
bude rozmnozena pfedstave-
mimi letosnimi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
PRAVE SLOVO V PRAVY
CAS-.

Herec Raymond Hitchcock
Sc vyslovil, re Spojen6 Staty
Sc stavajl narodem potm6$iIc6
jedin6 nasledkem prohibicniho
dodatku. Pravil TAX MA vGerei-
sim banketu Exchange Clubu v
Statler hotelu, ku kter6mu byl
S n6kolika cleny spoleGnosti
Ziegfeld Co., ktera pray6 W.
stupuje V Ohio divadle, po-
ivan.
"Dfive iste byli pozvani pfi-
telem, zaskociti do hostince a
vypili iste sklenku whisky. Ny
nj vas pozve do bytu a postavi
pred vas hned celJ kvart. Me
il bychom miti zakony pro kaz
dou generaci iine. Bohaty clo-
v6k muze pitt jako drive, ale
pokryteclV zakon namiren jest
proti pracovnimu lidu. Jedinou
pficinou, re zde nemame revo-
luci, Jest roZlehlost teto zeme,
coz Jest zavadou k zahajeni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
ZVLASTNf SCHOzE NEST.
SkE RADY.
Pude jednati zakonGeni stav-
ky dovazeGI mleka.

Dnes tfetf hodin6 odpol.
| konati Sc bude ma radnici mi
mofadna sch1ze m6stsk6 rady,
jejfz hlavnim bude urovnati
stavku rozvazecG ml6ka u The
Telling Belle Vernon Co. Svo-
lama byla popudem zvlaStniho
vyboru, ktery jmenovan byl "a
timz 4celem a proto, ze spo-
leGnost po dvakrate odmitla
vyslati do spoleGne konferen-
zee sve zastupce, ably pred Wy
jednavacim vyborem podali
Vlastni vysv6tleni.
Dopisem ml6kamy podepsa-
nym presidentem w. r. Tel
lingem, vysloyuje Sc jista po-
chybnost 0 pravu m6stske ra-
dy, neb podfadneho iejiho W.
bOru, pokud sc tyCe urovnava-
nj stavkovniho sporu a ze po-
licejni ochrana spolecnosti ne
spoGfva ma m6stskG rade, ale
yykonnGm oddeleni Spravy me
sta. Dale proievuje ochotu Wi
I'll do prace jen takovy pocet
byvalych zamestnancG, jaky
bude obchod vyzadovati. Sc
vSemi zamestnanci nalozeno
bude stejne, aniz by bylo Wy
Setfovano, ida patfi neb ne
patri k uni. SpoleGnost pova-
zuje pisemne toto sdeleni "a
dostatecn6 a nezda Sc j nut
nJm osobn6 Sc vyjednavani SUI
castniti.
Predseda vyjednavaciho w
boru m6stske rady Cook ale ne
uznava duvody tyto "a dosta-
teGn6 a hodla ma dnesni schuzi
mestsk6 rady pfedlozit navrbs
ably spolecnost byla nucena k
dalsimu vyjednavani vyslati
bud presidenta Tellinga, neb
jin6ho opravn6n6ho uradnika.
Jednano bude take o zjedno-
duSeni dopravy mltka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
DESET ROKU "A KRADEZ
ZBRANf.

Po uznani vinnJm porotou
odsouzen byl 26-lety Frank
Gugliotta ma deset roku do
trestnice. Dopustil Sc loupez-
ne krddeze V Bayonet Clubu,
kde wal jen sedesat 45-kali-
bernich automatickych pistol
5 prislusnou davkou streliva.
Rozsudek byl vGera vyneSen
soudcem Homerem G.. Powell
lem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
DiTKY OBETf AUTOMOBI-
LOVYCH NEHOD.

P6tilety Harry Kastelice,
720 vych. 159. ul. srazen byl
ma ceste opatrovny domG, ma
St. Clair Ave. vych. 157. ul.
autotruckem k zemi a zemrel
drive, nez-li mu mohla byti pc
skytnuta prvni pomoc. Auto
truck fizen byl w. J. Burnett
tenn, 15016 Saranac Ave. 3-leta
Lola Biasova, pfejeta byla pred
bytem rodicu, 2983 vych. 81.
ul., automobilem Tizenym Ro-
bertem Sreethamem, COOL Lii
vingstone Ave. D6vcatko bylo
dopraveno do Mount Sinai ne
mocnice, kde shledano, ze ma
zlomenou pravou stehenni
kosF pferazenou levou nohu V
kotniku a ze utrpelo nebez-
peGny otfes mozku.
Pred domem els. 1910 Car
negie Ave. srazena byla k zemi
spolu dvouletym synkem Ja-
mem pi. j. Rumery, automo-
bilem, fizenym Janem Urbou
2 Novelty, o. Zena dopravena
byla dit6tem do nemocnice
sv. Lukase, kde shledany ma o.
bou jen odfeniny, nikterak III
Votu nebezpeCn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
LlSTARNA REDAkCE.

Jak jiz n6kolikrate bylo o.
znameno, anonymnlch dopiSG
neuvereJnuJeme. Nema-li ne
kdo odVahu podepsati to co ma
pise, necht' rad6Ji podobne
correspondence zanecha. Ku
cti takoVe jednanl nikterak
neposlouzi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02
ZTYSrNf CENY NEJMENSfM
kONSi IMENTUM MA $3.50
VYNESE PLYNARNE. ROCHE
100000.
Professor z Kentucky prohlaSu-
je take nedostatek plynu "a
nepravdu.

Okomosti, re zdrazeni phi
rodniho plynu jedin6 nejmen-
sim konsumentum, kteri l6t6
platili nekdy jen 35c ia plyn
a kteff nyni musi platiti nejniz
81 poplatek $3.50, zv6tsi pri-
jem plynarny 0 100000 roc
ne a re majetek spoleGmosti
jest vlastn6 jest6 jednou TAX
velky, nez-li byl "znalci' cd
hodnut, byly ycera nejpadn6j-
81 daVody proti plynarne W.
ven6 ma vGerejSim slyseni We
sporu m6sta Sc spolecnosti.
Soud, jak znamo, prirkl ply
marn6 prozatlmni pravo we
stupn6ho cenniku, kdezto me-
sto dokazuje, re stara cena
35c "a 1000 krychlovych stop
jest postacitelna, ably Sc ply
narnou ulozeny kapital dosta-
tetnt vyplacel.
Vtera jednano bylo finan-
cn.ch obchodech mezi East O.
hio Gas Co. a The Standard
Oil Co. a prozrazeno, re od-
had We vy$i 100000 dol. OBJ
jevil Sc V knihach spolecnosti
pres noe a vySetrovani zabralo
cel6 odpoledne, kdyz vypovf-
dali m6stsky znalec +. w. Be
mis-, jenz vyslychan bude jeste
dles. Tazan, zda shledava nej
nizSl cenu $50 pfim6renou,
odV6til, re tento pozadavek je
rozhodne vyS5i nez-li Il jinych
spoleGnosti a ze toto zdrazeni
jc V dplnem rozporu verej-
nym zajmem. Jinde Sc plati ia
10 nejnizSl saba jen cd soc
do $1.00.
"Za posledni rok m6la spo-
lecnost 875,370 dctu, kde neby
10 spaleno cd necelych 1000
stop do 5000 stop. la novych
podminek mali vsichmi tito "a
kaznici Zaplatiti ia iediny me
sic $3.50. To znamena, ze spo-
iecnost Vykolektuje 0 100000
vice nez IA dolby stareho cen
nlku,' praVl Bemis doIoMl,
ze poVazuje minimalni popla-
tex soc "a postacitelny. Pfi-
imy podllniku The East Ohio
Gas So. die vystaven6 statisti-
Ky dokazuji, ze ulozen6 peni-
re V dob6 cd +. 1910 az do
1920 nesly plnych Is proc,
krone jinych premii.
Bemis vini dale piynarnu 2
iinych nesrovnalosti, tax ably
zmensen byl financni zisk, "a
neseny byly nekterd polozky
na nespravna mista, jak nasel
ku pr. pfi novych plynomerech
Dopoledne yypovidal profe-
sor geologic ma kolleii V Berea,
Ky, ". g. Burroughs, ienz pra
yll, ze zasoba prirodniho ply
M Y Ohio postaci ieSte na del
i dobu
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INDICKY PRUKOPNfK MO
DERNiHO NABOZENSTVl.

NabozenstVi mimo sekt jest
ideani yirou lidsk6ho pokole-
nj" pravil Swami Paramanan-
da. mdicky filosof a pfednaSec
"a vcerejSi reel We Winton
hotelu. Vychodni ucenec po-
zvdm byl do CIevelandu neko-
lika zdei$imi svobodomysmymi
'anglickymi organisacemi k Sc
rii pFednasek, q nichz vCerejSi
byla prvni M thema "PraYe
premySleni a soustfedeni.' =
OZNAMOVANf VIZ "SVETU"
nfNUAI Gf rIrnEs~Ux
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-02

Je$te je hodne hodnych
lidi ma svete, kteri Sc test, re
Jim "Mikulas" neco nadeli,
ale musi 81 proto prijiti ma
"Prvni MikulaSskou" kterou
pofdda Druzina Legionarru,
IL. prosince v Besidkach
Ceske Narodni Sine.