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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-12
HIGH LIVING AND
PLAIN THINKING.

There is town out in Ohio Oet it
be nameless) which has just perpetra-
ted an exploit that is too typical to
be 1attering
A noted journalist cast some asper-
ions on its hotel accommodations
Now the town notifies him that it has
built huge and expensive hotel and
invites him to come back and try
again.
This is, of course, hospitable; but
it is hospitality of the show-window
variety. This ambition of town to
have smart hotel as much like
junior edition of New York hostelry
American cult of well, did
thinking? One would hardly suppose
so. But at all events we are quite keen
about high living and plain thinking"
There is small city in Maine
where the business men Zone of them
had evidently been down to Broad
way) thought it would put the town
on the way to have a double row of
brilliant electric lights the length of
Main .treet-at least in the business
district. They were planning to spend
the town money quite generously
for this tin-horn imitation of a Gay
White Way. Cor is it the Primrose
PathO Anyhow a sensible woman
went to the Board of Alderman and
told them that the High School boys
and girls were being obliged to leave
the town after graduation to find
something to do or else spend their
lives in minor jobs at home. She said,
what any of them might have seen on
little reflection. that it was less i'm
portrait to impress strangers with the
up-and-coming it is of the town than
to keep their own best blood at home
busy and wholeome.
A town, like person. has two ways
to invest its money: One, where it
will show; the other, where it will
count. AS between exterior decora-
tions of ones back. or interior decor
atoms of ones brain, what rational
being could pause to choose? AS be-
tween putting ones town on the map
with cheap and vulgar imitation of
the cheapest and most vulgar aspects
of New York, life, or keeping the
towns young folks on the home map,
where is the choice!
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-12
SCHOOL NEWS
AN D VI E W S

The Hickory Lick school near Tar
fork opened on January 3, with Miss
Anna Patterson as teacher Miss Pat
terson reports a good enrolment and
much interest in the school OF the
thirty-hve schools without teachers
at the beginning OF September, Hick-
DRY Lick is the last one to be supplied
and for the first time this year we
have all the schools supplied with
teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. White, the
teachers at Custer. are at their home
in Ohio county on account of the i'll
ness of their son. and that school has
been closed for several weeks
The examination for Common
School Diploma will be held at Hard
nsburg and Steprensport on Friday
Saturday, January 2sth and Goth. The
examination for colored applicants
will be held at Hardinsburg.
Mr. Il. T. Laslie, who is teaching
at Robbins, reports that the pupils
in that school have made the great
est progress he has ever seen in any
rural school Mr. Laslie is working
for a mail delivery route through
that community and feels assured of
securing it There are many things
outside the school room which
teacher can do for community.
90
Mr.. II. A. Alter closed his school
at McGehee near Irvington on Friday
of last week. Miss Judith Warrington
will close her school at Bethel on
Friday of this week.
900
Mr.. Driskell and Miss Nell Sheeran
will close their school at McQuady
on Friday of this week They report
an attendance to date of close of 80
per cent of the census. Mr.. Driskell
will begin his Normal School at
Harmed on January 81.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-12

sion of congress for the purpose Of
having it repeal the Silver act of the
Harrison administration. The next day
he submitted himself to the surgeons
knife for TIE removal of a cancerOus
ulcer which had appeared in the roof
of his mouth. His grave physical con-
ditiOn was concealed from the panicky
mind of the public, and the operation
was performed in the closest secrecy
aboard a yacht us 1t steamed slowly up
the East River, off New York. Not I'M
til many years had passed was 1t
known that wien congress assembled
he faced it with a rubber jaw.
Under the pressure of the president
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-12
HILL ITEMS

-
DIT. n. Williams will fill his APP
pointment at the Lucille Memorial
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning at the usual hour In the
evening the union service of the Me-
thodist and Presbyterian churches
will be held at the Methodist church
DR.. Williams will preach. You are
very cordially invited to attend.
Douglas Williams, of Louisville,
was in town last week to see his sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. Martha Noble
Mrs Cleve Miller and Mrs. r. S.
Pate had as their guest, Mrs. Jolly
from the country.
Arthur Daugherty, Emmett Sippel
and Orb Kasey came from Dam As
Saturday evening. Mr.. Daugherty re-
turned Sunday.
Orville Mattingly, with friend
from Camp Knox, were the guests of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mat
tingly.
Mis- Marian Allen has returned to
her school in Cincinnati.
Mr. Felix Dun, of near town, was
guest of his sister Mrs. Simon
Beavin. last week
J. A. Satterfeld. of Pineville, with
his son. James Allen, have returned
home after visit to relatives. Mr..
Satterheld came expecting to meet his
nephew. c. r. Satterfeld, who had
returned to New York City, on Satur-
day evening.
Mr. Bud Isom from near town has
moved in with his son-in-law, Sam
Allen, and Mrs. Allen.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-12
KEEP ADVERTISING.

During the which times
Editor Publisher
Advertising is more than business business necessity
That wbv is needed all the time which
what known the once in awhile KIND
kind that keep hey are
there that
pestenty advertised article offered
Of hundred From the day
advertised IN
way persteny continuously For the last it has been
selling advertising could be discon
a
understand to spend SOooo III extra
overpr back to normal
"hier advertising Its product had Deen
homes the world but cost its
learn that advertising necessary to IT as ine
making The history OF hled
only few have wound possible to win back trade
fooishly thrown
Republicans qualified candidate in the field IN
friends of all ceeds this section he has
his ability the public well mere is no
ourpu Government wonderfully
will have a hard time winning over HIM
friend the United States Senators
F.
of Dakota Agricultural College One policy that he advocates
will furnish the the
makes loans the bankers and at actual cost
great ncpations Highway under
oil developments the ONO ve
having fairly busy spring and summer
full OF and excitement and
it We like hear the good things
abolished KY used to be
the other die
Shall Dark Tobacco Growers Dor!
Now is o study seed catalog
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-12

Get out your old hand saw and
grease it up, sharpen up your Ratchet
and if YOU haven't a suit of overalls
better get one for it isn't going to be
long before something is going to be
doing in the old town!
The building OF the Federal High
way, the big Lock and Dam at Ad-
dion. with good prospects of striking
oil. things are going to jump and you
had better be ready to get slice OF
the big government pie that is going
to be cut here this summer.
Work on Dam - at Addison is be-
ginning to assume some shape. as
large crew of men are working on the
buildings Eight , and / room cottag-
es have already been built They are
painted a dark green with white trim
mings and are made very convenient
A large two story mess hall and bunk
house are nearing completion. Just
above this building is being erected a
two story office building, and further
up the railroad three large warehous-
es are being built. Other buildings
are in the course of construction
These buildings are sided up with
metal and roof OF the same. They
are all painted red
A small switch engine is kept busy
all the time placing cars and at other
work The wing of the coffee dam is
now being built and all day long the
digger is scooping up the sand and
gravel to fill in between the wooden
walls OF the dam.
A water-works system is now being
a. L Z Al,
Mussel Shell hill below the works,
and the water mains are now being
laid and also a sewerage system for
the cottages which are being built.
The open weather has been favor
able for working conditions which
enables the workers to make more
progress than was generally expected
at this time of year. Providing no eX-
,eedingly high water comes tins sea-
son. Il is expected that this work will
give employment to several hundred
men at Addison this year. As it will
take at least five years to complete
the dam. big sum of money will be
scattered throughout the community.
Federal Highway Coming.
Then comes the building of the
to begin at an early date. this will
call for large number of teams,
many laborers of all kinds and bridge
builders also. Besides. the big con
crete bridge which will span Clover
creek, will also take some time and
many employees to construct it.
A mile of street is to be built and
then TO be surfaced with a top of
ashphalt. All this is going to require
many laborers to do it,
But what is Cloverport going to do
on the housing of the many who will
naturally want TO move here. Build
more houses is the only logical way
to take care of the people.
Building Prospects.
Early building on a store house will
be started soon by John Weisenberg
on Main street The material is now
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-01-12

have been abolished in Fayette county. Ky. ltu
two things man bad to do; one was to pay his
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-08-31
Road Meeting
OF Great Interest 10 this Sec
ton Held al Gate City
Monday.

the coal n"lds was hcli at Gate
CITY on last Monday, The 2a'h.
by tho state iiIHhway Commits
r,on This WAS an appeal hY
several NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. az Puff
field mud ADJOINING mclionn oi
Scott county from i'Ci4ion of
SIntr Highway Cumni-siuucr
GeorE T. Coleman, IN locating
the state highway hetw"ru
Clinchport nnI patton-Nilir
Commissioners Coicmu u,oic
his location vin what Is kuoWn
ar thu Purchase kllge route
This lcavcr Duilield saNcral
miirs on tlir Inc The citlIruS
Who appealed want TINS state
highway To run from Cluch-
port v,n the Natural l'unucl amt
Dniiirli To pnttOusNillc From
puttunsville the rond crosses
Powell Mountain to SuCklcy-
VILE thrnccio PeumnEtuu,i Gap
'lhr Lee county portion az 1t
has a,rcndN been plknd and
work it. ready to brgiu ou tile
srction hrtwrcn Sprrr's FWrN
via Clluchpoit, tn hauonsNillc
aud lhr Lee county lino
Mrrsrr Mnssie, chairman
aud llnrdnwny and HrcI,, uvn.
beis of The commission, heard
the appeal Several hmnired
Interested citizens from Scott
Wise nud Lee counties aud l}ris.
tol were IN attendance. most OF
them fnvoring tie proposed
change Tho morning MAS de
voted by the commission To go-
ing over and personally inspect
ing bnth rOutos. The afternoon
WINS given To hcuriuE state
mcnts, evidence and arguments
on both sides OF tia question
1t developed tint the route
adopted 10y Commissioned Cole
man ie eight miles long while
the route wa the Natural l'uu
mel aud Duiliel,i Is clcVcn mites
The appellants, however, con
tented that the short route has
heavier grades ami murn COSTLY
work Their chief contention,
however, was that the Natural
Tunnel one Of the greatest
pieces Of scenery III America.
Should be- plit on this state high-
way and made atIraciiN- tp
tourists and that rs putting the
rOud tu Duiiipld il made rrl4on-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-08-31
Work on Hanging Rock Roa d
Road Begun.

puuganuou, \a,, Aue 2i
Ailrr soycrnl DELAYS ilp work.
ol constructing the Hanging
Rock road, nortiuf Ipuuguunou
Wus iiWlly begun early lass
wavk d, ~ n Nnerd. az Nu
ton contractors l'hIs ROAD la
hecu irlimVrly AurNrycd aud l,.
cued ns Tie cnuutN eugiucri
= y ST. Maruti and llls inrc
ut road eng urcra ana ruoug
cross eerlimn WORK HAS bcUt
done to prrnlit lhr work
gradng. ctc lu hesin Attn.
-alnp tnr wuik wt- hcgun 81,
lhc stretch OF road ono mi.
unrth ot Dung uiuun nt l
bltgv acfoss lltilc Stunr
NE linnelue Itutk rnni io
gus INC Hanging liurb
mdcs natlllu f llUug Mnun. Au
"Nmnde oyer thr monulnu
thc WISE ctluiy hnc Wurrt
rpnnrc'1 wlth lhc splcndni ,Nsr
tcm ui llRh~nNs az tlut couu
|tN 10 wAs first snrvcNcd aud
lorrlei in lAlp an,l the first tWo
niIlcr ~ % were constituted %,
Is lhipps * Company, o!
Doohuru, IA lal5. Who Wct,
rumpcllri To- EiVc up Inc work
,nd Toe ieloasei irom their con
rr,ct lng to thc tiiliculty vt
>eturmg men ANA material ia
war time This loft the present
miles OF II uncouipirtcd it
Wae rc-.urveycd THIS scar and
'hr rontlart to build IL given
Sucrd
I.Ir oli ro,l at present nrra
tie nOuntuu i- ala uItcn
tIon aud transportation 0.rr
i5 difficult Rus urW rhpd wiI
make possible, dircct cbnl,uu
cauon with Wise county lllli =
trlu, OK lug 60 the difficulties q
the road, most OF the cnr trnN /
has been compelled To detutr
through Russell county tn
road VIII make u possible IA
tho farmers and truck Erowcl
10 send their produce directly
across tnr mountain 10 the min
ing towns OF Wise county,
where they have always found
a ready market for II aud thus
avoid the high rates of railroad
shInInOnt.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-08-31

:. s Brooks, of Appalachia,
G. +. Hlanton. of East Stone
Gap and ID. Torps,ra aud 9th.
crs, of Norton. testified for the
change of routes w II Nick
els aud w S Cox. OF Gate CITY J..
and X T. |. Chumhlcy. OF Pen
niugtOn Gap, argued IN favor
ot the Purchase Ridge location.
The commission reserved lis dc
cision. which VIII probably be
made within the next ten days
or two weeks Its decision wilt
br awaited with iutrnsr utter
est by he pecplr of this section.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-08-31

Miss tirrnliiur Guthrie, who
has hccu staying IA Mrs j T..
Wuifr'- millinery Sturr. Will
l,uvc nest week for Milligam
College, where She will attend
schonl this winter Miss Enla
Rnilry viii fill her place IN Mrs.
Wu.fc's store
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-08-31

Entered according 20 postal regulations
at the post office at iIis S,onr cap ~ H'o
und GLASS MISTER
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
TRETf VYLETNIK Z OKRES
Nj VENICE POLAPEN.

Serif Stannard a ieho priru-
Ii Dombe ! Bolles vydali Sc wee
ra do Buffalo, ably Sc "uiali''
Charlese Gallaghera, kterI
spolu Huntem a Walshem
pred n6kolika tydny uprchl 2
okresni venice. Uprchlik zat-
cen hvl v Buffalo IA nlioi ta-
mn6jsim detektivem, ktel.
nahodou poznal, at jei nevi-
lei iiz dvanact roku, kdy by
dlel Y tomto m6st6. Detektivni
eerzart Mccarthy spatril stati
Gallaehera, ienz eta 81 roku.
IA ulici We spoletnosti iineho
muze. Pristoupil k MIN a pra-
VII clevelandsk6mu vFletniku .
All, starry znamE, nevid6li
isme Sc liz hezky dlouho, coz
"Myslim, ze Sc m%lite, cizin-
&C." branil Sc Gallagher move
~namosti. "Nuze, pujdeme ma
policejni stanici, tam Sc pre-
ev6dcime." pravil detektiy, ry
chile Sc utecence chopiv "Vy-
hral iste,' vyhrkI ze sebe zat-
teny a primal Sc ku sy6mu
in6nu.
Oba ieho spolucestovatel6
l.teri isou obzalovani, ze "a
vrazdili krajana pol strazni-
ka Elmera Sprost6ho, byli
nedavno chyceni Younstow-
pc. take Jest nyni celia rozb6-
hla spoletnost Ease CleVe-
lande pohromade.
Pri vlslechu Y Bnffalu udal
Gallagher, ze o pripravach k
rit6hu niteho nevtd6l a ze iei
Hunt a Walsh k vJletu pfi-
wall jen n6kolik minut pred
ieho uskutecn6nim. OdjeI hned
do Buffalo, kde Sc az do t6to
dolby potloukal, cine navStevy
i do iinych NEST zapadnim
New Yorku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
PROROKUJE VELKOU BU-
DOUCNOST FARMARSKE-
MU KOOPERATIVNiMU
HNUTf.

Ma vTrotnim VTletu Brook
side parku seslo Sc as 700 tle-
nu the Cuyahoga County
Grange organisace, jez Sc 3na-
ii zlevniti potraviny tim, re
farmari budou svoie vyrobky
Drodavati primo spotEebovate
lum bez kazoaho iip6ho pro
strednictvi, iez Jest vlastn6
IA zdrazovani potravin jedin6
zodpoy6dno. Predseda S j..
Lowell z Fredonia, N. Y pro-
rokoval "a sveho prosloyu sye
oomocn6mu hnuti faTmard vel
kou budoucnost. Popiral, lie by
farmari zamysleH zmocniti Sc
zisku sprostfedkoyatelu sami,
ale nevahal prchlasiti, ze move
hnuti n6kteri chamtivi obchod
nici zavinili sami.
Ones lest doba kooperativ-
mich podniku "a utelem, abv
vIrobce "a svoji praci byl cd
m6n6n tax. aby mohl bIti ziv
ale take aby posledni konsu-
ment rebyl ma dale nesvedomi
t6 odiran. P"isti roxy spatri
hotoy6 divy kooperace. Jedna
Z riditelek, nani Lawrencova
2 FJorWalku, o., pax proroku-
ie velkou cinnost zen pro hnu-
i, iehoz smer vyslovan Jest
heslem: "Zpat ma farmu"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
ITALSKY GENERAL RADO.
CLIO PRIJEDF JIZ ZlTRA.

Sef generalniho Stabu ital-
s<6 armadv general Pietro Ba-
doglio prijede Ultra vecer y
$50 Washington do Cleve-
landu, kde bude ma nadrazi
uvitan prominenn6jSimi ital-
sll1mi kraiany. JeSt6 tenty5
veter bude Y $3.50 pfednaSet
q italsk6m vojsku V $50 V no
We zednafsk6 sini ma Euclid A.
ve. a rec jeho doprovozena br
de filmem vzatFm Y dob6 val.
Nv. Uvitan bude tdz mavoren
FitzQ eraldem a New lonen 81
Rakerem. Badogho cestuje pC
SpoienSch Statech jako hos
americke armady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
STRELBA V RES hUPAF. F.
TU.
Pcstreleny mattel krejcovske-
ho obchodu.

Ones dopoledne udaly Sc
diva move loupezn6 j vrazednG
pokusy, ktere nasv6dCuii. ze
zlotinu V nasem m6st6 nikte-
rak neubyva.
Do Griffithova restaurantu,
1903 Euclid Ave. vnikl lupit,
ienz zhurta porucil noCnimu
klerkovi dati ruce vzhdru.
Tento poslechl, ale Antonio
Ferenzo, 2469 vych. Ga. ILL.,,
jenz prav6 dv6ma divkami
snidal, sahl do kapsy pustil
ma zem pen6zenku. Lupic v
commence, ze hodla vytahnou.
ii revolver, rychle 20 Ferren-
zovi vystfelil, take kule hvi-
zdla kolem hlavy jedn6 Z di
vek. Bandita ma to 81 klidne zc
zasuvky wal padesat doIlaru
a odeSel.
Mattel od6vnick6ho obcho-
du, 4402 Central Ave, NJ Wei
ner. byl dnes strelen do brady
a prave paze, kdyz Sc diva mu-
Ii pokouSeli vyloupiti kram.
Kdyz vstupuiici bandit6 w
zvaIi Weinera, ably dial ruce
vzhuru, skrGil Sc tento "a pult
a snazil Sc uniknouti prednimi
dvermi. Jeden Z lupitu po mem
strehl, naGez Sc oba rychle
vzdalih. Zran6ny mattel do
praven byl k nejblizsimu l6-
kari. jenz mu poskytl prvnt
pomoc. Ma stesti neni jeho po-
raneni vazn6jSiho razu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
S0UD ObVlRtLNYCH POLL
CISTU ODROCEN.
z uloupeni koralky obvineni
policiste prohlasuji svoji
nevinnu.

PoHcejni servant Martin spo
III Sc straznikem Ed. Dvora-
KEN byli vGera okresnim soud
Gem F. P. Waltherem vyslech
mutt a oba zalovani tvrdi, re
ma uloupeni auta nalozen6ho
whiskou nemaji zadnd why.
Oba jsou 20 slozeni zaruky
5000 kazdy, ma svoboda. Do
hodou mezi obhajcem zalova-
nJch policistd, asistentem "a
lobce II. J. Williamson a soud
Gem Waltherem byl dalsi pro
ces odrocen ma datum, kter6
urci dradovna zalobce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05

U zadni casti hlavni policej
nj stanice pfemluvil neznamy
vlidny cizinec II. Freba, ably
jednomu Z v6znu dorucil boch
mix chleba. Frebe totiz Jest
majitelem restaurantu a doda-
va uy6znenym jidla. SvoIil o
chotn6, ale kdyz byl uynitf,
lat byl pojednou podezfenim
a zavolal klitnika, kterJz IL
rad zastava policista w Geiger
S kterym spolecn6 chl6b pro
hltdli na$li uvnitr n6kolik
kapsli kokainu spolu Sc vstfi-
kovaci jehlou. P.o tajemntm
dodavateli nebylo ySak ami
stopy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05

Geneva, Svycarsko, 1. srp-
ma. Ones by'o zde oznameno,
ze Svlcarska federalni dfadv
uv6domily df@veisiho cisafe
Karla rakousk6ho. ably do kon
ce srpna opustil svIcarsk6 Il
zami. Prayi Sc, re Karel ma Y
dr1yslu odst6hovati Sc do Spa
nel,ka, kde jeho bratranec
kral Alfonso, dal k disposici
ieden re svIch zamku dfiv6i-
simu monarchoVi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
HASICI HOTOVI POSkVT-
NOUTI KREV ONEMOCNE-
LEMU.

Vice lax 80 mestskych hasi-
ca projevilo vcera ochotp po-
skytnouti Vlastni kreV k trans
fusi, kterou ma byti ma ziVote
zachoVan l.. j. Hayes Z Carl
tonu, O., Y Clevelande dcsud
neZnamy. L hasicu vybran byl
Harold DeLargy, elem hakove
a zebfikove setniny els. A y 3.
hasitske stanice ma Central
Ave. a vych. IA. ul. Prlpad
byl tax sp6sny, ze DeLargy
nemohl svuj umysl oznamiti
syoji manzelce, bydlici, 7719
Franklin Ave. Operace pod
niknuta byla vcera We : nod
odp. a tepen DeLargyho pre-
Vedeno do t6la pacientoVa as
pul painful krve a sice patr-
nym usp6chem, nebot Sc ne
mocny b6hem noci zrejme 20
taVoval.
Po proveden6 operaci od-
porucili lekai-i, ably DeLargy
ulehl odpoclval, coz posled-
nj ! jistou furii odmitl pro-
hlasil, ze pujde do sluzby. Byl
propuSt6n, ale "a chvih by
obJeven sedlcl ma schodech
nemocnice. Byl dopraven au.
tenn do hasicsk6 stanice, kde
Sc taktez po nocnim odpocin.
ku zotavil. Hasicske odd6len
;fskalo 81 jiz jistou pov6st !
INTO druhu obetavosti a IA
rnamenana jest celia fada prl
p4du, kdy boJovnici proti ohm
2achranili osoby pred smrti
tlmto zpusobem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
PAiNESVILLSkE kREJCOV-
SkE ZAVODY ZALUJf UNI
A ARBITRATORY.
Pozaduji soudni zakaz.

Shoda o pracovnich a mzdo
ytch podminkach, jez byla
mezi clevelandskym krejGov-
skym d6lnictvem jeho "a
m9stnavately uzavrena, budo
miti soudni dohru dnesniho
dopoledne pred okresnim sou
dem V Painsville.
Ovladnuti prHmyslu, pravo
jednati pracovnich podmin-
kach, vSe jest Y sazce, pravil
Meyer Perlstein, riditel cleve-
landsk6 mistni mezinarodnli
unie damskych krejti, kdyz Wy
zyval byval6ho sekretafe val
Ky n. D. Bakera, ably Sc ujal
v6ci organisoyan6ho d6mictva
pokraCoval: Jste zadan, ably
ste zachranil vase vlastni dilo.
Baker, ktery Sc "a valky
skutetne snazil, ably vyrovna-
ny byly rychle vSechny spory
prumyslu povstale ma APPEL
Perlsteinuv dosud neodpoy6-
del. Zalobci jsou spoletnici
firmy John Meyers and Son Y
PainesSille, John Meyer a Da-
vid Meyer, kteri zaluii nejen
unii, ale sdruzeni zamestna-
vatelu, predsedu rady dGv6rni
ku, ktera vyrovnani sporu ma
vrhla, federalniho soudce z
Chicago, J. w. Macka, jeho
diva pfisedici, jakoz i n6kolik
tovarniku. Oba Meyerove "a
luji, re jim nasledkem move
smlouvy jest Znemozn6no il
mi vyroben6 od6vy Clevelan-
de prodavati, protoze mZdy a
pracovni podminky V jejich
pamesyillskych dilnach jsou V
zasadnim rozporu podmin-
kami clevelandske dohody.
Mzdy Y Painesyille jsou nizSi
nez-li platy zdejsi. Dale "a
luii, re die move smlouvy ne
mohou dvou clevelandskym
zavodum dodati die kontraktu
zarucene zbozi a zadaji proto
nahradu We vysi 10000 dola-
RI, kterou mali zaplatiti nejen
unie, ale zalovani arbitrato-
III.
Smlouva unie Sc zamestna-
vately uzavrena Y prosinci +.
1919, jest znama pod maven
Clevelandske dohody d die ie-
jiho zn9ni dostalo Sc krejcim
teprve pred n6kolika mesiei
as 13procentniho snizeni pla-
tn. PainesvillSti pozaduii w
dani soudniho zakazu, ielikoz
die zneni jejich zaloby by il
max tamejsi zayody musely T.
zaViiti.
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Priserne zvife.

Mladd pani oznamuie sv6-
mu muzi6kovi pri navratu:
"Muzicku, Ultra musis prin6st
2 m6sta past Ma mysi."
Muz II udiven: Gale ze-
koupil a primes vcera iednu."
Nlada PAM: ia vim - ale
ona ie Y nj myS!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
u soudu.

Objevil Sc obvineny. narknu-
ty z nescetnych kradezi. Co Sc
liz kapes nahraball
Predseda: Vstante
- Prosim!
- Jake ie vase zam6stnani?
Obvin6ny (vypinaje SCI ::
Badatel,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05

TIA mole zena bere vsechno
doslova. Vcera isem ien proho-
dill. Il idi mi k tertu," a uz Sc
ustroiila a sla navStiyit tchyni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05

~ u.Ji mad Labem We stredu,
kdyz dav N6mcu stretl Sc 5 &c
skoslovenshymi cetniky a le-
gionari.