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One lot of Bows Outing Shoes
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cent all wool, Blue Serge Suits, silk Fl
Sh, guaranteed i'm every WOW Roo,,J
Win Two PAIR of pants.

One lot, regular $22.5O, now SIS. O(
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

COMING:-Pauline Frederick in her won
der play, Madam Y" also Madge Ken
needy in one Of her new plays, Highest
Bidder" and The Branding Iron"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14
BRUISERS AND BEEF STEAK
PLAY LITTLE PART IN
DEMPSEY'S DAY

That the life Of the champion ring
fighter is not all savage blows and
knockout intentions is displayed by
the Pathe film called "A Day With
Jack Dempsey" which is to be shown
the many patrons of the Old Depot
Theatre this week Friday and Satur-
day.
The purpose Of the picture is to
afford America the opportunity of
seeing its world heavyweight cham
pion in actual training for his session
with Georges Carpenter on July End.
While his various stunts" such as
shadow boxing, weight pulling, ring
workouts and c~ross-country running,
are displayed, it is most interesting
to note that golf, tennis and handball
form a part Of his daily routine.
His build resembles the trim tri-
angle Of an all-round athlete-broad,
powerful shoulders tapering down to
a slim waist and strong yet graceful
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

Nothing equals the standard home
made Bordeaux mixture for potato
blight. Make a solution Of FIVE pounds
Of copper sulphate in ten gallons Of
water; do likewise with the lime: add
50 gallons 81 W ter q the copper sui
phate solution; then add the lime So
luton. Never mix the lime and cop
per sulphate solutions Ia concentrated
form. One half q pound 60 a pound
Of Paris Green or two pounds Of dry
arsenate Of lead should be added 10
kill the Colorado beetle and other eat
ing insects.
Spraying costs less this year than
il has for a long time. Copper sui
plate is worth S to Toe a pound whole
sale, u to l5c retail and unslaeked
lime about 2 10 Sc per pound. 100 "a
$50 gallons Of spray mixture will GOV,
err an acre, so tie materials should not
cost over two or three dollars for n
application per acre or ten to hfteci
dollars per acre for the season. This
is cheap protection for a crop worth
n hundred TO three hundred dollars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14
January / 10 June 30
SPRAY NOW FOR BLIGHT

The season for potato beetles and
blights is here. says DIR. B. F. Lut-
man., professor Of plant pathology at
the University Of Vermont and State
Agricultural College. The first brood
of beetles has Matched out and in a
few weeks blight is possible. The
leaves Of the plant should be com
pletely covered at this first spraying
as these early leaves lie near the
ground and are very subject to the
first attacks Of blight Later spray
ings should be made at intervals Of
two weeks to protect the new growth
and to replace the spray mixture
washed off by the rain. The foliage
must be kept covered at all times and
late in the season as any Of it is
still green.
Coed spraying may be done with a
knapsack sprayer or barrel outfit on
small areas but for five or more acres,
a traction sprayer that will develop a
high pessure and cover four to six
rows at a time is more economical.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14
Why Lawyer swore by euddha.

Permission 10 swear by Buddha In
stead Of God and the Holy Apostles
was granted by the superior court OF
Cordoba the other day 10 a young law
student Of agnostic belief when he
took oath of membership IN the Ar
gentine bar. He first sought 10 take
the oath by my country and my hon
or" but the court Informed him that
he would be obliged 10 take a rell-
gious oath.
The student, II is related. thereup-
on went q a library and began a pro-
found study OF the worlds religions.
on which he spent several days. He
then returned to the court and In
formed the learned judges he had
found that the Buddhist religion was
"the most moral and most complete"
and asked permission to take oath
upon H.
The judge consulted musty tones OF
Argentine law and decided there vas
nothing 20 exclude him from taking
such an oath.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14
APPROVE APPOINTMENTS

The State Board Of Education held
a meeting in Rutland recently when
the approval Of Commissioner Demp-
sey in the engaging Of several teach
ers were given.
These include Bennett Douglass,
who viii head the pedagogy depart
ment in University of Vermont and
will therefore be directly at the head
of TIE understanding course in that
college; Miss Caroline Woodruff Of ST..
Joinsbury, who will be principal Of
Csstleton teacher . training class
school. Nh. Douglass recently was
graduated from the teachers college
of Columbia ard before that was ex-
ecutive clerk in the commissioners
Office and formerly in charge Of a
union district. Miss Woodruff has
been connected with the schools of ST.
.Johnsbury for several years.
Miss Eliza c. Allen of Lyndon, will
be in charge Of the teacher-training
cl-ss at the institution in that town
and is 4 tescher of considerable abil-
ity. Miss Ktherine Aagesen Of Rut-
land, who has been IN charge of a.
similar class in Rutland, has been ap-.
pointed by the commissioner in the.
state, having largely to do with the
singlc-year course. This is a new
Office.
Miss Rose Lucia, Montpelier, is to
be supervisor Of the rural schools.
This is a new feature in the educa-
tional system.
Her efforts will be standardizing the
rural schools Of the State, improving
them through that method.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

The arch l. the original sign for
breaking a spell. q the charm q a
witch or evil spirit II the old Gus
ton q transferring any sort %
plague 20 a scaTegoat and carrying
IL out o. the city. an arch was -
I'D AZ the clty's entrance 10 forbid is
coming back Ancient Italians caused
their enemy 70 pass under the yoke
before being released This ceremony
was one o. ~purihcation. supposedly.
snd released them from the anger q
he slain enemies ghosts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

the nutrition and vital activity Of all
the TISSUES and organs Of the body
and produce that state Of general
tonicity which Is called health.
Tho United States Dispensatory
makes the following comment regard
ing another ingredient:
1T may be used in all cases Of pure
debility Of the digestive organs or
where a general tonic impression IL
required"
There are certain other ingredients
described in the Di~spensatory, and in
other standard medical textbooks, as
having a beneficial action upon the
organs Of secretion, whose proper
~functioning results in a publication Of
the blood streams passing through
them. In this manner, Objectionable
and poisonous ingredients Of the blood
are removed and the entire system in
vigorated and vitalized.
Tonic and Body Builder
Tanlac was designed primarily for
the correction Of disorders Of the
stomach, liver and bowels. AT the
same time, however, it is a powerful
reconstructive tonic and body builder.
for il naturally follows that any med
.cine that brings about proper assim-
ilation Of the food and the thorough
elimination Of the waste products
must, therefore, have a far reaching
and most beneficial effect upon the
entire system.
Tanlac is sold in Manchester Depot
by Pratt's Pharmacy, in Bennington
by VIM. L. Gokay and in Manchester
by Hard's Drug Store. Advertise
ment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

A#N"AM# AMA NAHaAM ~ NaHtAH NHaNAAA
ard complies with an National and
State pure food laws IL l. purely
vegetable and is made from the most
beneficial roots. herbs ard bark
known % Maseria and Mcdiea The
Tanlae Laboratories are among the
largest and most modernly equipped
in this country.
len Ingredients IN Tanlac
Altogether, there are ten ingredi-
ents IN Tanlac, each Of which Is o.
recognized therapeutic value.
In referring 10 one of the more i'm
portant ingredients Of Tanlae, the En-
~cyclopedia Bnttanica says:
1T has been the source Of the most
valuable tonic medicines that have
ever been discovered"
In referring to other Of the general
tonic drugs contained 10 Tanlac, the
18th Edition OF Potter's Therapeutic,
a standard medical textbook, states
that they impart general tone and
strength 10 the entire system, includ-
ing an organs and tissues"
This same well-knowu authority IN
describing the physiological action Of
still another Of the ingredients Of
Tanlac. which is Of value in treating
what is commonly known as a run
down condition." uses the following
expression:
1T is highly esteemed IN loss Of.
appetite during eonvaleScence from
acute diseases"
There are certain other elements in
Taulac which, because Of their inin-
enee upon tne appetite, digestion. ss-I
sanitation and elimination, improy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14
BLACK ISSUES MOTOR
REGISTRATION FIGURES
N VERMONT TO JULY /

Secretary % State n A Black aas
given out the following figures on
motor registration for June and FOR
the half-year to July /;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14
PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTION
OF TANLAC EXPLAINED

Worlds Leading Authorities show Just What Tanlac Really Is
and Explain Eject Of Each Of Ten ingredients on the Human
System Power Of Medicine Condusyely Proven.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

ANY business nan can say al he
wants 20 10 ten minute&e Req
Wick. n p.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

A day never passes but what thousands Of people ask the
questions: What is Tanlac? Why its phenomenal success? Why
DO We hear 50 much about it7 and Why has this preparation so far
out-strpped all other medicines Of its kind?
The answer 20 these questions is easy and can be explained in
Just one word-mert. Tanlac is scientifically compounded and
represents years Of work. study. experimentation and research by
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
KONCERT PREDNASENY
BEZDRATNYM TELE-
FONEM.

Vsichni bezdratni TELEGRAPH
ste, ochotnici V Cleyelande po-
Gtem as 5000 vyslechli radio
graficky koncert, poradany
vtera veter The Cleveland Ra-
dio Association v klubovnich
mistnostech Electrical League
Y hotelu Statler. Programova
cisla obstaral orchestr Nela
Parku spolu $ hrou na piano j
zp6vnimi cisly, kteri umelci
hrali iiskrove stanici 8 ACS
pfi tovarne ma automobilove
soutastky firmy Warren r.
Cox, 3134 Payne Ave n. +.
Rra pax pren6sana vzduSnymi
elektrickymi vlnami, ElySana
byla j ma nejmenSich soukro-
mych beZdratnych stanicich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
VYJEDNAVANf, ABY ZAzE-
HNANA BYLA KREJCOV-
SKA STAVKA.

0 move vzajemn6 dohod6
mezi Sdruzenim vyrobc1 dam
skych od6V1 mezi zastupci
pfislusn6 unie bylo vcera We
Ger V Statler hotelu uvazovano
ma schulz zam6stnavatel6 a W.
sledky pfedlozeny budou be
hem n6kolika dnu spoiene ra-
de organisaci d6lnickych. Pri-
stoupi-li ODE strany ma doc.le-
nou uz dnes dohodu, pax byla
by odvracena stavka, iez by
mohla propuknouti hned po
nov6m roce a postihla by V Gle
veland6 cd 5000 do 1000 dam
skIch krejcovskych d6lnlku
" tom pfipade 10y Y Cleveland6
mohla cinnost V dilnach pokra-
tovati, mezitim co by jinde
v6tSina pomocnictVa byla ma
stAvce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
POLICISTA v SEBEOBRANE.
POSTRELIL. DOMNELE-
HO LUPICE.

Policejni straznik +. G Pin
chott Y 5. precinktu ma vych.
70. nj. a Woodland ave. byl
prave ma ceste do sluzby, kdyz
Sc setkal piitelem, jenz mu
vyprav6l, re prave preslechl
hovor ctyr mladiku, pi'ipravu-
iicich Sc k loupezn6mu prepa-
deni.
Pinchott skutecne mladiky
dopadl ma vych. 90. ul. kins-
man rd., ktefl, kdyz Je potal
vyslychati. Sc nan vrhli, tax re
mu neZbylo Y nutne sebeobra
ne niceho jineho nez-h pouziti
sluzebneho revolveru. Jedno.
ho mIadiku, 2l-leteho Royt
Trunketta, 95l5 Carton ave. S
. E. postfelil nebezpe6ne do zad
jak bylo shledano, kdyz crane
ny dopraven byl do Mount ST
mai nemocnice. Ostatni tri po
dezrell prchli a jest 20 nicl
! policii v okoli patrano,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
PLYNOVYM VYBUCHEM
POVSTALY POzAR.

Y prizemi tffpaWove budovy
The Sheet Metal K Furnace
Co. a The American Needle &
Pin Go. TOT Long ave. nastal
"a dneSniho Gasneho rama W.
buch plynu, kterym 2avinen
by! pozar, ktery ale vcasnym
pr ieZdem hasicstva nenabyI
vetSich rozmeru. Explose O.
tfasIa mocn6 bIlzkou hIavni
policeJni stanici ma Champlain
Ave. kde vzbuzeni byli vSich-
nj veznove. Sluzbu maiici po-
licejni straznici V domneni, ze
vybuch Sc udal V same stanic
rychle pfispechali k celam. abN
po pfipade zabranili uvezne
nym V moznem uteku.
Nemalo byli tez podesen
hoste nedaleke nocleharnt
The American House, jeii;
prGceli Sc nachazf ma Superio
ave. N6ktefi nocleznfci "a po
vstal6 paniky objevili Sc ma u
lici V nocnich 1horech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21

: Cerne oci, Verne oci, Wy
jste mns omamily. Drama
lasky.) Dram. Sbor V Mt.
Pleasant.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
KRAJANE VfTEZI We VA.
NOCNfM KONTESTU.

ZdejSi list plain Dealer W.
psal sout6z pro skolnf mladez
V napsani yanocni povidky, v
ktere kynuly nejlepSim auto
rum a autorkam penezite ce-
ny. "Spisovatelsky turnaj" byl
pravG zakonCen dnes uverei-
n6n seznam vftezd, nichz u
vadime n6kolik jmen ceskych :
Druhou cenu obdrzela obno-
SUI 500 Helena Kacerovska, z
:. 1910 Ansel rd,, posluchac-
ka the East Technical High
School, menSi .ceny pax obdr-
zely: Laddie Mitiskova, 3410
zap. 54. ul. Clara Tomasova,
1881 zap. 106. ul., Helena Ber-
cfnova, 14321 Mayfair ave. r.
Nj. Kiml, 1868 Garden rd..
Josefina Svehlova, 21O2 zap
81. ul., Julie Kratochvilova, 2
{. 9721 Dickens ave, Viola
Blazejova, 1862 Charles ave.
Lakewood, Milford Vanik, 2 {
1895 Mapledale Ave, a Albert
Navratil, 1914 BeachWooC
Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
KRAJAN TOMAS MARTINEZ NASTUp
Gem RIDITELE A. B. SPROSTEHO.
JMENOVANi TRi NOVYCH NEST
SKYCH RIDITELU.
MAYOR JMENUJE KANDIDATY NEpoLITIKARE

nikG novych trf fiditela rozho-
dujici slovo, kdezto pri prynim
jmenovani Lamba fiditelem fl
nantnim prohlasil, ze tomuto
ponecha v jmenovani pomoc-
n6ho personalu dpln6 volnou
ruku. V tomto sm6ru nesla Sc
j prvni konference mayor0va
s Ruetenikem, Malinem a Per-
kinsem. Jmenovani vterejSi da-
10 Sc 5 rychlosti Fred Kohlero-
vi vlastni. PfedVolal 81 vSech-
ny tri kandidaty ma II. hod.
dopolednl do ieho GradoVny Y
soudni budov6 a po kratke
rozmluye bylo jejich imenoVa-
nj hotovou v9ci. PoZoruhod-
nym jest, ze zadny Z jmenova-
nych al dosud nehral politi-
ce n6jakou vyznatnejsi 1lohu
% nekterych pry ami mayor ne
Vi zda vubec pro n6ho hlasova-
Ii. Ridil Sc skuteCne jedint
die jejich zpusobilosti a ne jak
bylo dosud zvykem, aby jejich
cinnost pfi volbach byla jedi
nou iejich zasluhou.
Kraian p. Tomas Martinez
slouzil V policejnim depart
mentu po 25 roku a patfil me
ri uredniky, ktefi Sc t6Sili nei-
v6tSi ddvere, kdyz dneSni ma
yor byl jeSt6 policejnim natel
nikem. Z policejnich sluzet
vystoupil pred ctyi'mi roxy {
stal Sc policejnim s6fem v The
Mckinney Steel Co., byl jed
MIN z prvnich volicu, ktefi po
depsali Kohlerovu petici, kite
rou Sc tento uchazel kandi
daturu ma llfad mayora. Mar
tinec jest zenat a otcem syn,
a dcery.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
JMENOVANi KRAJANU RE.
FACE A HLAVENA POLL
CEJNlMI SERZANTY.

Riditel m6stsk6 bezpecnosti
A. r. Sprosty, vcera oznamil
bezprostfedni povyseni polici-
stu w. G. Hlavina a Franka
RezaCe ma serzanty. Hlavin
byl po iistou dobu clenem de-
tektivni dfadovny a nachazel
Sc jiz cd 16. dubna ma civilni
listine pro imenovani serzan-
tenn, ale byl celkem sedmnact-
Krate St'astn6j$imi kolegy pre-
skoGen'. Sekretar komise pro
civilni sluZbu toto oddalovani
Zaslouzileho povyseni omlou-
va zarad6nim Hlavina ma diva
c6t6sedm6 misto ma listin6 te-
kancu po vykonanych sluzeb-
Mich zkouskach a proto pry
musel novy servant tax dlouho
ma postup cekati, MAZE tax
znaGny pocet kandidata pred
sebou.
Podobne Sc d6lo krajanu
Rezacovi, ienz byl V poradi ma
mst6 40. a take Sc jako HlaYin
podrobil nutne zkouSce V tyz
den. Policejni naGelnik f. w.
Smith, die dneSnich rannich
zprav ycera prohlaSoyal, re
byl proti jmenovani obou poll
cistu a re V zadnem pripad6
nebyl fiditelem Sprostym ta-
zan o radu. Vysvetleni ridite-
lie Sprosteho nemohlo byti do
sazeno, jelikoz byl vcera odpo-
ledne i Vecer nepf.tomen. Po-
sledn6iSi snazi Sc pry obsaditi
.vSechna uprazdn6na mista iest6
drive nez-li nastoupi nova adj
ministrace proto pry oba ser
zanty imenoval
Riditel Sprosty obdrzel wee
ra dalsi resignace, detektiva
JOS. Bernharda a strazniku G..
G. Heidloffa a w. +. Beyera,
ySichni odchazi iiz do pense
Heidloff Sc pry stane policej-
MIN natelnikem We West Par
ku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21

Pfi$ti mayor Fred Kohler
bude pry jmenovati G.. A. Ge-
sella, tajemnika Obcansk6 Ii
gy, jenz byl pdvodn6 vyhled-
nut "a osobniho tajemnika, RI
ditelem mestskych financi a
krajana, byvaleho policejniho
kapitana, TomaSe MARTINEZ RI
ditelem vefejne bezpecnosti.
Uni tax nejposlednejSi zpravy,
tykaifci Sc sestaveni noveho
m6stskeho kabinetu, jez vysky-
tly Sc vcera, kdyz bylo ozname
no, re byvaly ucitel a skolni
principal Gustav A. Ruetenik
Sc stane feditelem m6stskych
parkG a majetku. Kapitan
Ralph Perkins bude patrne II
ditelem m6stske dobrocinn6
pete a John F. Maline SPRAY
Gem vefeinych praci.
Jmenovani Gesella financnim
Tiditelem bylO predpovidano
ma posledni schulz bankerG a
finanGnikd, kterych kruhGl
byl kandidat novemu mayoro-
vi odporucen. MARTINEZ vcera
navStivil hlavni policejni sta
nici, ale kdyz tazan byl po IL
celu navSt6vy, nepodal urcit6
odpovedi, ale okolnosti, re pro
sci vSemi uradovnami, zdaji Sc
potvrzovati pravd6podobnou
povest a pax jest to iiz po dru-
he, kdy jest imenovan jake
vazny kandidat v, ,bezpetnost-
MIN odboru.
Kdo zastupovati bude dosud
neobsazenG odbory, 0 tom Sc
nechtel Kohler urtite vysloviti
pravil jen, re 81 ponechava pr
jmenovani podrizenych ufed.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
POTfZE. AMERICKEHO VO-
JlNA S FRANCOUZSKOU
NEVESTOU.

Waldemar Peter Ludwig Neil
son, 677 vych. 90. ul. ozenil s.
2. r1jna 1919 v Brestu We Fran
eli S Francouzskou Janettou
Stumovou a , tydny ma to do
stal rozkaz k navratu do Spoi
Statu, tn mu nastala prvni
potiz, mlada jeho zena nechte-
la o Americe ami slyset tax
mily manzel musel nastoupiti
vandr pres velkou louzi sam.
V cervnu 1920 vratil sc do f.
vropy jako prislusnik americ-
ke okupacni armady nemec-
KEN Koblenci. RoZtouzeny
manzel psal do Brestu, ably jej
zenuska ptijela navstiviti a pc
pripad6 mu oslazovala voien-
skou subordinanci. Ale tato O.
depSala, Ze ia MIN nepulde a
III do Nsveho Sv6ta ami do Ne
mecka. Ones zklamany muA
eek celou radou linen iss O
petn6 V Clevelande a dsshaer
svehlavosti umin6ne Frsncouz
sky zada ssudy . rezvod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
PO TRECH LETECH.

Dne 80. srpna, 1918, man
zele V. Kralovi vych. 113. al.
poslali poukazku ma deset dol
lara Bruthausovi, jenz z ra-
kouske armady preset do ce-
skoslovenskych legii. V tech
to dnech, tedy po vice nezli
tfech Ietech, poukazka prisla
jim zp6t, nebot' nezastihla
mladeho muze ma zivu. Padl
v boiich S bolSeviky a odpoGl-
va nekde ma planich sibifskych.
Dne l3. Gnora 1917 dostali
manael6 Kralovi cd neho H.
sick tohoto zn6ni: Ted jsem
velice nadsen, nebot jak vite,
Amerika chce vystoupiti do val
Ky proti N6mci, naSemu vra-
hu. Kdy ia budu povolan dc
druziny, neyim, rad bych sc
liz srazel 20 boku nasich do.
brovolniku. Nevim, jestli vas
kdy uvidim, a sv6ho bratra 8
sestry, kteri o nicem nevedi
re budu bojovati "a svobodr
Cech.' Kruty osud urGil, q,
mlademu vlastenci nebylo do
prano vratiti Sc DO vlasti osvo.
bozene.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
ODSOUZENI PASERI
KORALKY.

M. Fl. Baron, zamozny ho-
stinsky Z Brooklyna, New York
byl vcera ma federalnim soud6
odsouzen do federalni trestni-
&c V Leavenportu. Kas., ma do
bu nepfesahujici diva roxy. Byl
uznan vinnym, re byl hlavnim
vinnikem pri snaze z Youngs-
townu dine Is. list. 1920 propa
Sovati lihove napoie IA obnos
81 100000. Krone toho ma Sc
/ Zodpovidati, re Sc sna2il pol
mazati beZpecnostniho riditele
v Youngstown ID. j. Scotia,
kteremu nabiZel provisi $500
kazd6 bedny whisky, proda-
ne pod policeini ochranou. II.
Barnett Z Pittsburgh. ktery Ba
ronovi byl pri prevalent ko-
falky napomocen. byl odsouZen
do t6ze uestnice ma l8 mesi-
ri. Baron zaplatl take pokutu
$4,000 Barnett $500. Oba
sznamili, ze Sc odvolaji X ape
lscnimu .oadu byli po sloze-
u zaruk, Baron $4,000 {
Barnett $4,000, propuSteni pro.
zatin ma svobodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
HLEDAN CERVENYM
KRiZEM.

Americky Cerveny Kfiz,
mistni sekce V Standard Parts
budove. hleda adresu Josefa
Bodnara, jenz byval prostym
vojinem, 158 d. B. Camp Sher-
man. Jako dfivejSi jeho adre-
sy udavana jsou c. 1858 vych.
SO. ul. Il { 90l2 Cumberland
Ave,
Arizona republican., 1921-05-03

isitions for material and equipment with peter service than in the past. Last year the average force in the warehouses was IS men. This has been accomplished by placing an ex- perienced warehouse man in charge. He has been able to select and keep a force of experienced men with result that although salaries have been increased to obtain these men. from an average of s1I7 to s14S per month. eight men have ben doing the work of IS with an actual saving in salaries alone of s1,500 per month. not including other benefits. The principal other benefit obtained is the elimination of delays on requisi- tions and delivery or material. This effects a saving in other depart ments.
 Garage.
 Under the direction of the present superintendent of transportation, the garage is now operating under a A hour service. In previous years the average number of cars turned in at night was approximately six. At the present time there is an aver age of 40 cars turned in at the garage each night. These cars are gassed and oiled by the night force and ready for operation at o'clock in the morning. This has eliminated the former usual delay each morning in starting to work. Considerable sav- ing also was effected by this change inasmuch as cars are not now being used for other than strictly associa- ton business. Careful records are made of the consumption of gas and oil on each car and the mileage ob- tained from tires. Most of the heavy machinery work and aceytlene weld ing is now being done at the garage with the regular force. This has eliminated 90 per cent of the outside work for repairs as done in previous years. The superintendent of trans- portation is also an experienced con struction man and is highly skilled on gas engines and machinery. and is ably filling the position of master mechanic in addition to his transpor- tatlon Job. This position of master mechanic now eliminated formerly paid from s19o to s225 per month.
 Future Power Developments
 A report on the proposed hydraulic power development using irrigation water from Roosevelt reservoir is now in the final stage of assembly ing. An ultimate development of more than 50,000 XIV. of primary power exclusive of the present in- stallation is economically feasible This investigation has been more complicated and difficult than ordi- nary investig ations due in part to ths necessity of conserving the impound- ed water at Roosevelt for irrigation use when the Verde river is available A thorough Investigation has beer