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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-16

Some people get more than others
when they take their dearest pos
session to the pawnshop to get a
loan. Mary Malloy. for instance, got
trouble, but the trouble led to ro-
nance.
Mary Malloy is the little Cinder--
ella heroine of THE Magic Cup,
Constance Binney's latest Realart
picture. The story is from the pen
of Z. Lloyd Sheldon. and deals with
the adventures of a CHEEKY niue
kitchen maid in a New York hotel.
She is an orphan, and her one
valuable possession is an old silver
goblet left by her mother, who had
told her always to keep it. as 1t was
a family heirloom.
Mary doesn't know much about
family trees, but she knows a lot
about poverty. and more than once
she has temporarily surrendered her
treasure cup to a pawn broker to
get money to help some or her
friends worse than herself.
How this plot almost succeeds n
is foiled in the nick of time by a cub
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-16
HEAR SUPREME COURT
CASES, STARTING TODAY
fBy Evening News stan Correspondence

fBy Evening News star Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK. May 10
Circuit Court Judge Nelson Y. Dun
car is sitting today in supreme and
circuit court cases and the session
will continue until the calendar is
cleared. Judge Duncan is taking the
place of Judge Lloyd. who is unable
to sit. A complete call of the cases
was made today and the cases mark
ed ready. but which were not ans
wered will be marked off the list.
The case of Ella Thorn VS.. Benja-
min Ellfant is being heard today.
The plaintiff in the action is suing
Ellfant for the death of her husband
following an accident which occur
red in their house on Suydam street.
II is alleged that on May IA, 1920,
the husband was ascending the stair
way in the house owned by the de-
PENDANT, when the hand rail gave
way. The resulting fall caused the
fracture of two ribs and the pune
turing of the lung. which caused the
death of the man. The plaintiff says
that the agreement with the land
lord called for repairs to be kept
up by him and that his negligence in
allowing the handraiI to rot away
caused the death of her husband.
The defense denies blame in the af-
fair, saying that there was no such
agreement.
Horace Barwis is attorney for the
plaintiff and the defendant is rep
resented by Russell Watson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-16
Double Feature at Ditmas

In The Misleading Lady" which
comes as the feature attraction at
the Ditmas theatre for a run of
three days beginning today, local
motion picture patrons will be treat
ed to a screen version of the notable
play by Charles Goddard and Paul
Dickey. which enjoyed such a tri-
umphant success on the New York
stage.
They will see Bert Lytell, that
versatile and gifted young actor
who has won an u~ndisputed niche in
screendom.
The story, with its quick tempo
and its delicious sparkling humor,
which critics say is conveyed on the
screen far more effectively than it
| was on the footlights is a Metro spe-
cial production, directed by George
Irving. under the personal supervi-
sion if Maxwell Karger. Lois Zell-
ner adapted the play. Arthur Mar
tinelli was the cameraman and Les
ter j. Verniilyea designed the spe-
cial art interiors.
An Oriental dancer. a swimmer
| arrayed in the most advanced Trou-
Vile style. n smart horsewoman In
riding breeches. an Italian princess
of the Renaissance, a girl in the
garb of early Greek mythology. a
French cabaret girl, a Hula-Hula
maiden, an Italian peasant, a Jap
anese Butterfly" a Pierrette, a
Russian Balderino. a series of TWEEN
ty beautiful girls in the costumes
Of many countries appear in Me-
tro's all-star production of
Clothes also showing at the Dit
mas theatre.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-16
CITY CHILDREN
IN FIELD DAY
Serth Amboy to be Well Rep
resented in Big Event on
June q at Nielsen Field.

The Perth Amboy public schools,
represented by groups from the
grades and the high school will take
part in the county interscholasac
field meet to be held at Nielsen
Field, Rutgers College, on June 4.
superintendent Samuel L. Shull at
tended the supervising principals
meeting in New Brunswick on Sat-
urday at which time plans were fur-
thered for the event, which, when
carried out will assure the most
successful of these meets that have
been held thus far. This is the first
time that Perth Amboy will havt
taken part and it is thought that
that the teams from here will make
a good showing in the events.
Just what events the local repre-
sentativcs will enter has not yet
been given out but included in the
rules are the requirements that not
more than two from any communi-
ty be entered in any one event.
Among the patrons and patroness-
es are three from Perth Amboy, in
Guiding Samuel e. Shull, superin-
tendent of schools; A. Clayton Clark,
member of the Board of Education,
and j. Logan Clevenger. Other
members of this group are d. w.
Clayton, County School Board Asso-
citation; Ernest H. Webb. member of
the Board of Education of New
Brunswick; Joseph Hermann, mayor
of Roosevelt; Mrs. Christian Kuhl-
THAI, member of the Parent-Teacher
Association of Midtown; John V. B.
Wicoff, member of the Board of Ed
ucation of ~Plainsboro; Ira T. Chap
man, superintendent of schools of
New Brunswick; Robert F. Foun-
tain, cashier of the National Bank,
South River; Elmer H. Boyd, of
New Brunswick; Mrs. Helen De
Russy, member of the Board of
Mothers Congress of New Bruins
wick. Woodbridge; H. Brewster
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-16
WILL BUILD IN
JEFFERSON ST.
Perth Amboy Hardware Buys
Property to Add Big StruC-
ture to Their Present Home

I 7. Madsen, president OF the
Perth Amboy Hardware Company,
announced today the purchase by
his company of the Anderson prop
erty on jefferson street, adjoining
shat of the New York Telephone
Company and across from the Y.
NJ. c. A. The plot of land has a
frontage on Jefferson street OF
twenty-five feet and extends back
$50 feet to the rear of the present
store of the Hardware Company
The land was purchased through
the Office of Max Scott.
1t is the intention of the hard
ware company to erect a three
story fire prof building on this
property in the near future. The
new building will be connected in
the rear with the present building
which faces on Madison avenue, and
will be used exclusively for receiv-
ing mad shipping department and
wholesale salesroom. The present
building will be devoted to the retail
business. the present large line be
ing increased to V a complete
line of furnishing goods, china,
crockery and glassware.
Starting as a retail store twelve
years ago the Perth Amboy Hard
ware Company has demonstrated tC
this community and the state thai
Perth Amboy can be a great whole
sale center. When the improvements
are complete this city will have one
of the largest supply houses in New
Jersey.
Mr.. Madsen, the president of the
company, is now on his way to Okla
homa where he has been called OF
business. 1t is likely hat further
arrangements for the construction o.
the building will be made upon hi:
return next Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-16

Ivy TIC AssU--HteU fTVss'I
REVAL, Esthonia, May 16:-Ap-
peals to Russian refugees abroad to
return to assist the ~bolshevik in re-
construction work recently occupied
space in the Moscow and Petrograd
papers. NJ. Litvinoff, now the boil
shevik envoy to Esthonia, was ask
ed what would happen to the refu-
gees on their return and on what
circumstances they would be admit
ted. The appeals gave the impress
sion they would be welcomed with
open arms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-16

reporter who cables the real family
and incidentally restores Mary to
her real grandfather, makes a pleas
ant and wholesome story which
provides clean entertainment for old
and young. as Constance Binney's
pictures always do. The Magic
Cup will open at the Strand thea
tire here today for a three days run.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-16

CONSTANTINOPLE, May 16:-A
note has been sen the Sultan by the
allied high commission stating Greek
war vessels will leave Turkish wa
tiers at once. The allies declared
Turkish waters under allied control
would be neutral field in the conflict
between the Greek and Turkish ma
tinn 1ictS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-16
Man Killed at Newark

NEWARK, May 16:-An uniden-
tilted man was killed at an Irvington
amusement park when he fell from
a coaster car. The manager said
witnesses informed him the man
rose at the bottom of the last dip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-16

willis. county superintendent of
schools; Richard NJ. Mack. member
of the Board of Education of South
Amboy: and o. o. Barr, superin-
tendent of schools. South Amboy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
MA PREDAJ

5 izbovy dom v prvotriednom
stave, dubovy finis dofu, kdpelna
cimentovana pivnica, fornes, stu
dena tepla voda, jeden aker ze-
me na utesenej polohe, rozlicne
ovocne stromy a jahody, JUNE cd
mesta, asi 5 mindt Cd poulicnej
kary. Cena je mierna. Haste sa o
.d'alsie podrobnosti u mattel a
pod {. 112 E.. Boardman Street, u
National Foreign Exchange Co.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
= Robotnici v Ruzomberku.

L
Vcelarstvo v nasej repubi-
ke. Statisticky drad v Prahe Wy
dial prave hlavne data 0 vcelar-
stve v nasej republike dl'a stavu
r., 1920. Dl'a toho bolo ma. Slo-
vensku v tomto roku 1875 vcela-
row, 1O9,057 zazimovanych vciel
64,083 rojov. V Podkarpatskej
Rusi 2793 vcelarov, 1882 zazi-
movanych vciel a 1882 rojov. V
celej republike S8,6S9 vcela'rov,
485,985 zazimovanych vciel a
1928 rojov. Medu. sa vyt 'azilo
ma Slovensku 5,546 metr. centoy
v priemernej Gene asi IL, ,981, ,014
K, vosku $40 metr. centov v Gene
asi 2,250,34s K. V Podkarpatske.
Rusi yykazuje med $50 metr. Gel
tov asi "a 1,641 ,629 K, vosk 101
metr. centov ash "a 445, 800. V ce
lejl repulb9like obnasal .vyt 'aazol
inedu l2,734 metricky ych centov )
Gene asi 30,471, ,299 K, vosku l05!
metr. centov v Gene asi 1856, ,26'
K. Dl'a tychto cislic sa da Wy
rozumet', ze vcelarstvo je ma Slo
vensku najrozvinutejsie zpomedz
ostatnych zemi repubiky.
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rozhl
a uvad
| ,. 9TH
tier Gu
lol skye
Enych ]
i veil0,
rnost {
81 sp
Oh vo \
hlaSy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
MA PREDAJ-salon obchodom

"A FKEUAJ-SdlOH VUCIfoStoih
vo vel'kom i malom, v central
nej polohe, robi dobry obchod.
Mattel odchadza z mesta. Bude-
te mat vylucne zastupenie jedne-
no z najlepsich napojov Ia trhu,
tn je vasa prilezitost' dostat' sa
do dobre zavedeneho obchodu.
Musite jednat' rychle. Pre- DIAL
Sic podrobnosti a cenu zayolajte
Automatic tel. 56S7. ......,,..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
MA PREDAJ OD MAJITEL'A

Sest' izbovy dom, 3 bIoky od
West Federal ulice, pri oceliarnl,
rohovy lot 50x125, Ma dlazdeneJ
ulici. Telefonujte mi Federal 1918
alebo Auto. 6S25. Vecerom Fede.
raj 373-W.> 3X
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
: "a sk6l vyhedsnJ slovensk5

student. N. N. dostaly nevic
tento list: z levickeho statneho u
citel 'skeho lstavu vyldcili sloven-
skeho ziaka Antona Morhvcika,
posluchaca Ill. rocnika, syna sN
tocnych slovenskych rodicov. W.
lueili no preto, ze ma obraz Jana
Husa vyvesil anonymnd poznam-
ku: "Pan professor! Vsade len
Hus! Kde name nasich sloven-
skych ,genijov?" Jestli phtricny
Student nicohO ineho neurobil,
tax je to ME dostatocnou prici-
nou ma vyhodenie 70 skoly. Ca
kane reviziu tohoto pokracova-
MIA.
- Poslanec Kornel Etodola ma
Balkan. Predseda Orientalneho
Trhu, p4l. Korpel stodola podni-
kol xacsiu cestu ma Balkan, ably
naviazal hospodarske styky S bal
kanskymi statmi predovsetkym z
prilezitosti prveho Orientalneho
Trhu, ktory bude Bratislave cd
6. do Is. augusta 1921. Odisiel do
Rumunska, potion pojde do osta-
tnych krajfn. Preds. Stodola bude
pri tejto Iprilezitosti francdzsky
prednasat' o hospodarskej situa-
eli v nasej republike a Q vyzname
Orient. Trhu pre- exportn1 poll
tiku nasho .priemyslu na Balkan.
- Legionarski kandidati pre-
vol by do Mar. shromazdenia. -
Crude Pravo' dina 27. maja pl-
Sc: Sdel'uje sd nam: "Legionar-
ska obec' vystavuje t1to koalic-
MI kandidatku: l. Pravlclak cs.
socialista David. q Praviciak So
cialny demokrat Jasa. 3) Agrar-
mix Kucera. A. Slovak Misk6ci.
- POSI-. DIR. Buday - kanoni-
kom. Poslancas 'udovej strany a
farara dr.. Jozefa Budaya vyme-
novali "a kanonika nitrianskej ka
pituly.
- Divn& je ia nasa cenzura.
Boly easy, ze listy do Amerlky pl
sane cenzurovane boly az ma ne
preGitanie nebolo V Mich veru
mic protistatneho, iba co sa me-
ktory Slovak roztdzil o domaclch
pomeroch svojmu rodakovi "a
moron. Cenznru name este ma pc
hranici mad 'arskom, ale ona -
tax sa zda - spi. Do Stiavnlce
ma priklaf prichadzaju Mad ar
ska listy, ma ktorych sa skvie Pc
cat "Cenzurovane' a dolu nlz'
Sic adressa: "Selmeczbanya, Ma:
gyarorszag megszallott terulete
(Stiavnica, obsadene Izemie Ma
d d'arska), alebo: "Felso Magyar
orszag" Horne Uhorsko).. "Hl
vatalb6l - Portomentes. - - Di
vna cenznra. A tax 81 mad 'arsk
urady trufaju veselo posielat'
nam svoje nradn6 listy celkon
tax, ako keby ich posielali do So
mod 'skej alebo Congradskej sto
lice...
= Robotnici v Ruzomberkr
Ruzomberok Niptov) je jedno
najvaesich robotnlckych stredlsl
Ma Slovensku. Pod vplyvom Svet
lika bolo tuna hlavne hniezdo Dol
seyizmu. Ale poslednych dnoc
pomery sd, obratily: robotnlctv
V rybarpol'skej textilke opustil
Svetlika a prihlasilo sa k prav
ciarom, robotnlctvo papiernac
!, ale ostalo pri l'aviciaroch.
j., Vcelarstvo v nasej republ
= Ike. Statisticky drad v Prahe Wy
1 dial prave hlavne data 0 vcelal
stve v nasej republike dl'a stav
r. 1920. Dl'a toho bolo ma Sl'
l vensku v tomto roku 1875 vcel;
row, 109,057 zazimovanych vel
n L
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Apostols1x& administrative

UA NAOV6nShU. OAAd1AuJC "a, ~
Trnave sriadena bude apostolska
administrators, ktora prevezme "a
gendu trnavskeho vikariatu. Ad-
ministratorom vraj bude DIR. L'u-
dovit Okanik, dekan skalicky.
Felcan, zloduch komunisti-
ckej strany ma Slovenskn, boil 10.
maia Piest 'anoch zatknuty. Pri
domovej prehliadke bola u neho
naidena styrdzenka, 'ze odobral
100000 kornn. Cd koho na aky
ncel, sa doposial' nezistilo.
- Komunisticka strana cesk0-
slovenskopol'' 'skomad 'arskorusin-
skozidovska bola zalozena Q Turf
ciach v Prahe. Slovenska delega-
cia citala 1853 delegatov, ktorych
bolo Wac ako SO mad 'arskych Ii
dow. Vodcom tjeto delegacie Dol
cesky lid, presovsky komunista,
prazsky poslanec zllnsky vel
koket'a as obuvou jednej osobe.
Parcelacia vel 'kostatkov na
Slovensku. Ma vel 'kostatku byv.
gr. Hadika v Zemplinskej zupe
zapocala iradovna st. pozemko-
veho nradu v Trenc. Tepliciach
parcelovat' Rozdelene bude 5000
katastralnych jutar pody. Okrem
toho parcelovat' sa bude tejze
zupe vel 'kostatok DIR. Rosenbau-
ma Secovca. Ma celom Sloven-
sku parachute sa teraz desat' vel
kostatkov.
- vojna pasienky bola me-
dzi dedinami Zuko "a Capolc V
Podk. Rusi. Jednalo sa prenaja-
tie lux prinalezajucich k Schoen-
gbornovemu vel'kostatku. Obe de-
diny chcely tieto lnky mat pre-
to Re ziadna strana nechcela ustt-
pit, doslo k bitke pri ktorej sa i
striel'alo. Bitku vyhrali zukoy-
ski, ale prisli cetnici poslali Vi
t'azov domov tym odovodnen1m
ze musia poekat' az tom rozhof
ne pozemkovy urad.
Narodnostny pomer v Ces-
ku-a Ma Morave, medzi Cechmi a
Nemcami je nasledovny: Cesko :
439S. 900 Cechov a 2,257,OOO Mem
GOV. Morava: 2,O44 900 Cechov a
$4,000 Nemcov.
= Kolonizacia ma Slovensku
Pre- usadzovanie kolonistov na
Slovensku vyhl l'adali V prvom IA
de cast panstva Koburskeho v
Rimavskej 'Siaci (Gemerska .zu-
pa). Hospodarske jednotky Co
banka, Kacago budn osfdlene
Slovakmi 20 zupy Spisskej, Orav'
skej a Gemerskej a Garnopusta
legionarmi. Zaujem o kolonizacir
je vel mi znacny. P6da objektoy
je vel mi dobra. Bolo by ziad1c
ne, ked'by sa najma legionari u
chadzali o podu na tychto objek'
toch ably boil vzorom koloniston
slovenskym.
Rozsudok mad handlovskym
vzblrencami. Divizijny sud v Brs
tislave vyniesol 25. t. m. rozsu
dok trestnom pojednavani pro
ii handlovskym vzburencom. Roz
sudok, ktory boil vynesen! hi
zaklade dokazov, podanych prize
behom vysetrovania "a trestneh'
pokraeovania po zralej 1vah
zneje: Jozef Prividzer, Pave
Klein, Jozef Laszl6, Stefan Stoer
zer, Michal Weiss Paul Tonhau
ser boil uznanf vinnymi zlocin1
proti brannej moci statu dob
valecnej dl'a par. 327. 1928. vo
jenskeho trestneho zakona a cd
sudzujn Sa: Jozef Prividzer, Pa
vel Klein, Jozef Laszlo, Stefa
Stoerzer k trestu smrti povrazon
Rozsudok uskutocni sa najprv n
Stoerzerovi, d'alej na Laszlov
potion ma Kleinovi a konecne n
Prividzerovi. Michal Weiss DDS,
dzuje sa ma 2 roxy do t'azkeh
Ha1Sro Tnnhaucor ma . q Styr-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
MA PREDAJ

MA PREDAJ
vEL'KA LACNoTA vO FARME.
Ma hlavnej New Castle -Coitsville &C.
ste, 5 pol mile cd Youngstown ma ma
cadamovych cestach, 126 pol akrov'
sest' tizbovy dom, mastal, inc budovy,
drevo, ovocn6 stromy atd- Ma rohu
dvoch ciest. Hotova kNprevzatiu. Must
byt' predana behom pArY dni odpoly
zdarma. Haste sa
HENRY GREENWALD
so7 Federal Bldg, Youngstown, o.
Auto. phons. 74Si0.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24

JA PREDAJ dobry 5 izbovy dom
a miestnost' pre- obchod. Haste
ma byte {. 319 Greenwood
Ave., Youngstown. Ok
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-06-24
Biskup Blaha v Turc. sv.

Il
Biskup Blaha Turc. sv.
MARITIME, DIR. Marian Blaha, ban
sko-bystricky biskup na svojej
birmovnej ceste zavital q. t. m,
do Turcianskeho Sv. Martina. Ia
stavami slavobranami ozdobeny
Martin srdecne vital syojho wac
neho host'a, ktory prisiel VIA
kom pol s. popoludni. Prichod
biskupov ozhamily vystrely v ma
ziarov. Ma stanici privftal bisku-
pa DIR. Igor Dula, zupan, a Pavel
Starke, martinsky rychtar. Bis
kup vo svojej odpovedi prizvuko-
val historicky vyznam Tureian-
skeho Sv. Martina, ma ktory vzdy
hi 'adel ako ma siln1 pevnost' slo-
venskeho narodneho ducha. Spo-
mfnal Stefana Moysesa, svojho
slavneho predchodcu, ktoreho
chce mat "a vzor v kazdom o.
hi 'ade. Ma uvitanie dostavily sd
rozlicne intestine korporacie, miest
ny odbor "Orla" a pocetne obe-
censtvo. Biskupa doviezli potion
ku kostolu, kde ho cirkevnlci Vi
tall. Veeer spievane bolo slavnost
ne "Teba Boha chvalime". Ma
druhy den rano, 2S. maja, bola
birmovka. Pc birmoyke prijimal
deputacie zupy, msta a spolkov.
Potom Dol banket v Mar. Dome,
ma ktorom odznely >mnohe toasty.
Popoludni odisiel bisl1up Blaha ma
Vrutky birmoyat'.
- Dvaja zupani ma odchode
DR.. Vladimir Pivko, iptovsky a
oravsky zupan, zadal ziadost' u
ministra dr.. Micuru prepuste-
ME nradu. Chce 81 otvorit ad-
vokatsku kancelariu " Bratislave.
DR.. Jan Ruman, spissky ko-
sicky zupan vymenovany bol pre-
zidentom Masarykom "a predse-
du1 kosickej sudnej tabule pre-
to sa zupanskeho dradu VIDA. Ma
jeho miesto ma byt' vymenovany
"a kosickeho a spiSskeho zupana
dr.. Brezny, terajsi sarissky zupan,
ktory by tax bol zupanom troch
zhp.
- Ako l'udaci poznavaju slo-
vaka. Jeden slovensky soc. redak-
tor NAL recnit' 70 Sv. Jure BRA
tisl. zupa) .svojim strannikom, a.
vsak tyzdnom pred tym Jurigom
Tomankom postvani l'udia chce
Ii mu to prekazit' - past 'ou a
palicami. TAX ich k tomu vycvi-
cili l'udacki vodcovia, ktori sn
vrai vel mi zbehli v uceni las
Ike k spolubliznemu. L'udaci krl-
cali recnikovi Slovakovi: enc
chceme poeuvat'' Cecha! Won
Cechmi!" atd'. Recnik sa darmo
branil, ze je on Slovak. Neverill
mu. AZ konecne jeden 20-rocny
tuhy privrzenec politiky Jurigo-
vel prisiel ma spasonosn1 myslien
ku: Pytal sa recnika mad 'arsky :
"Beszelsz magyarul?" (Rozpra-
vas mad 'arsky?). Slovak-redak-
tor - d'akovat' tislcrocnemu ma
d d'arskemu i1tisku vie mad 'arsky
- preto boil zachraneny, neubli-
zili mu. Akby, Jurigovci opano-
vail Slovensko, museli by SINE sa
i d d'alej mad 'arsky ucit' - k vol
legitimacii pred l'udakmi.
- Mad 'arsky iredentista - je
! hrdinom. Bratislavsky lekarnik
Fulop, ktory boil zatknuty pre- ro'
sirovanie protiStatnych letakov
ie vel mi nal 'akany "a ma teral
1 vel'ky strach z nasledkov svoJ
no zlocinu. Pri vypoc1vanf u sta
nej policie prejavil to vel mi pa
trnym sposobem raz tiez "a
: mdlel. Lekar zistil, ze ME je ne
y mocny, ale ze sa mu nehoda stal;
J. iba Cd strachu. Takym sposobon
: sa jaw mad 'arske rytierske hrdil
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-07-13
NO FEDERAL AID .e
FOR. SAVANNAH BRIDGE.

Messrs. J. NJ. Nickles and Geo. T.
Barnes Of Abbeville and s. Frank
Sherard of Calhoun Fails returned
today from Columbia where they at
tended the meeting of the state high
way association. They made repre-
sentation to the commission in the
matter of securing federal aid for
the Savannah bridge project, They
were informed that nothing could be
done in the matter at this time but
let it be understood that money might
be forthcoming as soon as certain
federal projects in the lower part of
the state are completed.
The Abbeville delegation also join
ed with representatives from Clin-
ton, Cheraw and elsewhere in an ap-
peal to have the state department
take into the state system the Cal
houn Highway. The commission said
that this would be done as rapidly
as sections of it are completed and
as rapidly as it can be approved by
the state engineer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-07-13
VISITORS FROM KANSAS

Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Beal, of Wich-
ita, Kan, are in the city for several
days stay with Capt. and Mrs. M. B.
Syfan. Mrs. Beal before her marri-
age was Miss Eliza Gossett, of Eas-
ley, and is a cousin of Capt. Syfan.
She comes back to see the real land,
while Mr.. Beal was so pleased with.
South Carolina on a former visit that
he could but return.
Several years ago Mr.. Beal and
Capt. SyAan went out on a country
seeing expedition together, and Mr.
Beaps heel is itching again, so he
has persuaded Capt. Syfan to join
him next summer on q trip to Cali
'ornia.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-07-13
SESSION OF COUNCIL
TRANSACTS BUSINESS
Will Put on Motor Cop to Catch the
Speeders-Mark of Curb For
~. Parking.

. At the meeting of the city council
in the council chamber last night
contract was let to Alvin Ellis to re-
pair the caved in floor of the arcade,
agreed to buy motorcycle for the
use of a traffic policeman, and made
plans to have the streets near the
curb on the square lined off to in
dicate parking spaces. This parking
rule will provide that automobiles
must come up squarely to the curb,
within the lines provided. This will
prevent some cars being parked at
such an angle as to take up space al
most equal to the length of the ma
chine.
City Council also agreed to a plan
whereby Mr.. C. P. Townsend of the
Abbeville Water and Electric Plant,
will inspect all the plumbing as it is
installed, so that it shall be done in
accordance with the. city ordinances,
and in the most sanitary manner to
safeguard the health of citizens.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-07-13
NEGRo's NECK BROKEN
BY FALLING TREE
Lewis Jackson Of Watts Section Not
Expected to Recover-Still Liv-.
ing This Morning.

During the severe wind storm that
visited this section yesterday shortly
after noon, Lewis Jackson's neck was
broken when tree crashed across
his house. He was still living this
morning, although physicians say
that he can not recover. He was alone
in the house at the time of the
crash. .. -.
Jackson lives on the Parker &
Reese farm near Watts. He had been
out in the field when the rain came
up and he took shelter in the house.
The tree was snapped off near the
ground an dthe trunk was heavy
enough to break through the tim
bers Of the house.