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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
''svETs'

/ pOlt u TLiDySIaVl, Dyl0 60 ured
ne zakazano. AvSak pofadate-
l6 nedali Sc tim cd sv6ho 1mv-
slu odvratiti a -. cervence ia
Dor ma "Zizkov6 plaeku" uspo
fadali. Ia to byli Pesl1a, Cepl,
ID. Juren a JIM soudne stihani.
Ably stihanl toto nebudilo u IL
du malomyslnost bazen, OBJ
zaIovanf objednali 81 muziku a
tou cele ubirali Sc k soudnf
budov6, kde jim pam okresni
Malek nadiktoval znacne pc
nezite pokuty. Kdyz 81 pokuty
Ity, jez zemsky soud v Praze
znatne snizil, cht6li "odsed6t"
nebylo ''prani" tomu vyhoye-
no, musili klopit Pri vzpomin-
kach ma Havlicka nynf ozvalo
Sc op6t take jm6no r. 1892 ze-
-snuleho jeho pfitele, purkmi-
stra Augustine Cepla a mesta
Pfibyslavi, kde HavliGkav duch
byl domacl vlastnosti.
Vrazda narodn dnostni za$ti.
Mezi stanicemi P-r0ele a Kuert
ma zeleznicni tr2Ji Move Zam-
ky-Parkan-Nala, byl V nede-
| Ii 2. t. m. odpoledne nedaleko
| Istrazniho domku cis. 108 zapa
len stoh slamy, patficf dozorci
trait Ant. Spidlovi. Dozorce pra
| We konal sluzbu We straznim
domku els. 100 spatril Sleha-
| iici plameny. Rychle special
haiti sVdj majetek, byl vSak
"a chvili zakefn6 neznamym
dosud zlo6incem prepaden a
zastfelen. Vrah pax beze stopy
zmizel. Spidl pfiSel ma Sloven-
sko roce 1919 re Stral1onic Y
Cechach byl znam jakozto
velmi radny, snazivy a pilny
muz. N6ktefi propustenf ma
d'arSti zeleznicni zffzenci jei
vsak prave proto, re byl rad
nym Cechem, zuriv6 nenavid6-
Ii a svou nenavisti Sc take ne
tajili. Neni proto pochyby, ze
Spidl byl zastfeIen re misty a
q narodni zasti.
Co Sc vlece, neutece. Y srp-
nu +. 1918 oznamil operni pc
wee Karel Buridn ma policii, ze
mu jeho bytu v dome {. y VI
ulici Pstrossove byl odcizen pa-
bytek a nadobf Gene 5000 k.
Pfipad byl vyS9tfovan, ale zlo-
deli sc ma stopu neprislo. Te-
prve nyni doved6l Sc umelec,
re nekter6 jeho v6ci ma We
SVEN byte 32lety po5tovni slu-
ha Frant. Jirka, ktery byl dfi-
We ulici PStrossoVe domovni-
KEN, a ma jcho oznameni uci-
Mill detektiyove IL Jirky pro-
hlidku, phi niz nalezeny byly
stul. sklenik a rnstel, nalczeji-
e Karlu Burianovi. Jirka kra-
dez popira a tvrdi, re veci ty |
nalezl pradelne a myslil, re |
je tam nekdo nechal pri steho-
vani. Jeho manzelka vSak pfi |
vyslechu udala, re v6ci ty odne |
sla do pradelny $ manzelem z
pudy. Pri prohlidce byly ii Jir-
ky nalezeny take v6ci, ktere |
isou majetkem postoyniho e.
raru, procez byl Jirka zatcen a
dodan k soudu.
Nemecly majetek do ces-
kych rulsou preset V Most6. Je
to velky dunn Y Teplick6 trld6 |
27, zvany "Rolandseck" (Ro-
landovo narozD, jehoz prodej |
byl sprostredkovan a sice tim
zpusobem, re kupec (Nemec) |
dial 81 koupi vt6liti do kneh po-
zemkovych a ddm pax hned
prodal - "Svazu ceskych hor-
niku". V n6meckych listech Z
toho jest velk6 vysetroyani, wy
kladani a hubovani. Media Sc
proti tomu vSak jiz mic podnik-
nouti, protoze take vklad pro
- s.N /
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
ZEMREL We VEZENf.

V kobce hlavni policejni
stanice nasel vcera klfcnik jar
Krejci mrtvolu muze, jenz dc
v6zenf byl dopraven odpoled-
ne ma zadost jiste majitelky
stravniho domu ma vych. A. H.,
jelikoz byl pry zpit. Krejci Sc
domnival, ze muz jeji jevi je-
ste znamky zivota, ale V NEST
ske nemocnici byla zistena jiz
nastala smrt. V kapse zemfe-
l6ho nalezena byla vyplatni o.
balka mestske nemocnice ma
imeno j. w. Lynch V nemoc-
nici take potvrdili, re muz to-
hoto im6na byl ustavu "a
mestnan do nedavne DOLBY.
Blizsi jeho adressu ale nikdo
nev6del.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
NOVOMCDNf SNERO-
VACkY.

Jeden vyborny model proslu-
lyeh "Newstyle" Snerovacek,
dfivejsi $500 hodnoty, vsech
velikosti od 10 do %, DO TIC;
- diva obliben6 modely vele-
znamych "Kabo" Snerovacek a
ieden model osvedcenych
"C/B' Snerovacek, RUNE miry
cd 10 do 30, po S1.19 a pat
nact jinych modeIG novomod-
mich sn6rovacek neilepsi vyro-
by "a neobyGeine mike ceny
koupite V stfiznim obchod6
"u koudelG", v elsie 4725
Broadway b6hem 1plneho w
prodeje, ktery bude zahajen V
sobotu, dne 5. listopadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
Dvrnka Karla Hav.icka. Pa


nj Marie Sirlova y Liberce, TO.
dila Ceplova z Pfibyslavi, po.
.slala do Prahy zaiimavou pa.
matku po Karlu Havliekovi, a.
by byla ZaraZena do iubilejni
vystavy pamatek Havlicko.
vych, iez Sc v Narodnim mu-
seu porada, a potom ably byla
zde trVale ulozena. Jest to v
kovu vybijena dymka. krasna
lidova prace, liz 81 Karel Ha-
Week pfivezl 2 Ruska z niz
pax kourival. Po SVEN navra-
tn z BriXenu daroval dymku
tn ma pamatku svemu ctiteli a
pTiteli dob mladosti, svG do
by znam6mu vlastenci August
nu Ceplovi, napotom purkmi-
stru a okresnlmu starostovi V
Pi'ibyslavi. Tento vlastenec
byl take pritelem tovarnika
Christiana PeSky z Ronova mad
S.. ktery roku 1862 vynikaji-
elm zpusobem pecoval uspo-
radiant prvni Havlickovy slav-
nosti Borove a byl prostfed-
nikem phi prodeji Zizkova po-
lie. t. w. "Zizkova placku", Il
Pribvslavi dru Juliu Gregrovi,
ktery dal "a ne so I'll. a hned
daroval no prazsk6mu Sokolu
iako misto pro Zizkuv pomnik.
Kdvz +. 1868 svolali tovarnik
Peska, purkmistr Cepl JIM
vlastenci tabor lidu ma Zizkovo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
ODEVZDEJTE HAS PRO
STAVBU VEREJNE
KNIHOVNY.

Vcerejsi vydatny d6st', jenz
nadelal dosti Skod, pronikl
stfechou hlavni vefejne kni-
hovny q zmacel nejen n6kter6
horliv6 ctenafe, ale poSkodil j
n6kter6 knihy. TAX sama oblo-
ha dala Sc do volebni agitace
"a vybizi, ably "a uternich vo-
leb odevzdan byl hlas We pro-
speech vydanf bondu We vysi
S2,000,000, "a kteryzto obnos
vybavf sc knihovna najmu
a dostalo by Sc il trval6ho q
dGstojn6ho stanku. Pravi Sc
zcela duchu pravdy, re pod
nix stavby move budoVy bude
vlastn6 dsporou, neb najem
dnes placeny jin6 Sc st6hova-
MIN spojene vylohy jiQa Wy
dani nejsou daleko od obnosu,
ktery Sc rovna 1rokGm do STAY
by pozadovan6ho kapitalu.
Dluzno miti ma zfeteli, re z
vydani urceno jest 100000
ma mzdy d6lnictva, coz jest, ne
hlede Ike kulturnimu poslani
podobnGho veledulezit6ho usta
va i jednim z mnohych jinych
duvodG, pro ktere by mel kaz-
dy uvedom6ly obGan sc V Ute
ry vysloviti pro stavbu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
SCfTANf HLASU BUDE Sc
DfTI POD DOZOREM.

Volebni rada vcera oznami-
la, re kandidatu mayorstvl j
f. Hichliffovi bude dovoleno
ably V kazd6 volebni budce dne
8. listopadu fungoval jeden
muz, ktery by byl sv6dkem pr
scitani odevzdanych volicskych
hlasu. Stalo Sc tax ma zadost
imenovaneho prostrednictvim
pravnikd Thompsona a McMa-
hona. HlaVni klerk volebni "a
dy Hirstius povazuie narizeni
"a jakysi projev nedavery L.
fednictvu zamestnan6mu pfi
odevzdani a scitani hlas6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
URAD PROHIBICNlHO FE.
DERALNIHO AGENTA NE
OBSAZEN DOSUD DEFINI-
TIVNE..

Kdo bude nastupcem vcera
odstoupleho federaniho agen-
ia pro vymahani prohibice
Fred Countse nebylo dosud
stanoveno. Uradu Sc prozatim-
ne uime II. S. Dyar z Colum-
bus, ktery vcera pfeial cd
Countse dfedni inventaf. Po-
dobn6 u6inil novy marsal Sp.
StatG G.. A. Stauffer z Ottawa,
ienz vcera slozil dredni prisa-
hu a pocal ufadovati ma misto
odstoupl6ho Ch. w. Lappa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
ZDRAZENY PLYN POLITI
CkOU ZBRANf.

Vcera rozesilane ucty ply
narny "a V m6sici riinu spotfe-
bovany plyn ma nichz Sc ji2
objevily move ceny stanoven6
apelacnim soudem az do DOLBY,
kdy vydano bude zasadni roz-
,hodnuti, staly Sc vitanou zbra-
nj dem. kandidata mayorsk6
hodnosti +. b. Haserodta rad
niho j. r. Hinchliffa, neodvi-
sleho republikana a take ce-
kance tehoz ufadu. Pouzili te-
10 okolnosti, ably dokazaIi
mayoru Fitzgeraldovi, re ieho
tvrzenl o boji proti East Ohio
Gas Co., nebylo prave neju-
speSnejSim. Hinchliffe primo
mayora vinil, re zvySenim cen
Dylo vinno jeho Zanedbavani
poVlnnosti a prvn6jSi kandidat
Haserodt naval ma tfech kam-
pannich schuzich uctem plynar
ny mad hlavou a tazal sc volic
silva, Zda zdrazenem plynu
muze spatrovati nejak6 vitez-
atvi Fitzgeralda mad plynar-
nou.
Mayor Fitzgerald sam snazi
Sc vSechna tato tvrzeni oslabiti
tim, re pravil, re byl by prv-
MIN, jenz Sc pustil do boie pro
Ii plynarne, ale ze sc mu cd
nyneisfch oponenta nedostalo
patficn6 podpory. Soucasne
prohlasil, re dobTe v6del, re
plynove otazky bude "a voleb-
nj kampane vyuzito.
Ma zdrazen6m plynu Sc "sve
Iii" i kandidati Hubbell a Boy
le IS podobnym zpdsobem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
VSestranny uspech.

Slecna Vypekalova zpivala
veera poprve ma koncertu. Byl
tiap6ch?
'Ohromny! Um6lecky hmot
ny. Zpivala sice pod psa', sal
byl poloprazdny.
'Jaky pax tedy Gsp6ch?'
Zakoukal sc tam do nj jeden
bohaty American, vzeme 81 il
Z odveze "a more. Ziska tedy
ona a umeni taky -!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
ZPRAVY Z CZECH.
AMERICAN, JENZ ST UTf.
RAJ PADESATIkORUNOU
NOS.

Nedavno konala Sc eZofin-
Isk6m ostrov6 posvicenska "a
bava. Pfi t6 ,vzbudil pozornost
jakysi mladik, ktery vydaval
lse ga Americana. Mladik Sc w
borne bavil, neustale tancil,
dal hudebnikGm 1000 korun,
bohat6 pfispfval ma RUNE she
raci podniky nebudi1o ami
podezfeni, kdyz 81 padesatiko-
runami utlral nos, nebot' pfi-
tomnf byli toho jednomysln6ho
presv6dceni, re 81 bohaty Anne
riCan muze vSelicos dovoliti. K
ranu objednal American auto
mobil, rozvazel nejprve doma
spolustolujici, pax zcela O.
chotn6 dal odv6zti kazd6no,
kdo mu to rekl. Ably trochu
vystrlzliv6l, dal Sc American
S nekolika osobami odvGzti az
ma Bilou horu a pax zaiel jeSt6
do kay&rny "Astoria" ma Ovoc-
|nem trhu, kde popijel Sampan
ske. O utracejicim Americano-
vi a jeho pohostinskem vystou
peni ma kuchafSk6 zabav6 do
zv6d6l sc vSak okresni inspek-
tor Bubnik, kter6mu bylo ma
lpadne utraceni podezrelym.
Zatkl no detektiVem Zaru-
bou. u neznameho nalezen byl
ostfe nabity revolver, kter6ho
cht6l pfi zatykani pouziti a
dale obnos 1000 X A dollary.
Mimo to nalezeny u n6ho ruz-
ne listing no krejciho Alberta
Pecka Y Clevelandu. Ze zatGe
neho vyklubal Sc 21-lety "a
mecnik Vil6m PuGelik z Plzn6,
ktery vdbec V Americe nikdy
nebyl. Pc dlouh6m zapirani
Putelik doznal, re V mic ma 8.
rijna ukradl pravemu Peckovi
v hotelu Start" V Hradci Kra
love, kde MIN pfenocoval,
10000 K, 30 dollard, zlat6 no.
dinky Sc fetlzkem, zlatou ie-
hlici hedvabn6 pradIo. Az ma
penize byly tyto veci neho
nalezeny. Vetsinu penez Puce-
lik "a diva dny utratil, o dola-
ry byl pax okraden, nebot' je-
ho host6 automobile mu ie z
kapes vytahali. Proto byl take
zatGen jeden ciSnik z kavarny
"Astorie', ktery byl z kradeze
dollaru usv6dcen. PuGelik Wy
stupoval velice drze a iak mu|
lid6 v6fili, o tom sv6dGi ia o.
kolnost, ze jisty zubni technik,
kter6mu 81 stGzoval, ze Cecho-
We nevychazeii American1m
vstfic, pozval no k sob6 ma We
cefi, kterou jeho pani vlastno-
rutn6 pfipravila a Americana
pravou ceskou kavou buch-
tami uctivala. Pucelik dodanI
byl k trestnimu soudu a vsich-
nj naystevnici kuchaisk6ho pie
su ma neho dlouho budou pa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02

- Vybranou vesel, hru la
ska 81 media poroucel' ktera
dosahla pronikaveho lspe,
chu V Cechach, sehraje Y ne
deli, IS. listopadu V Ceslse
Mar. Sini Dram. Sbor Legio-
narG "Vcelka". Vstupenky v
pfedprodeji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
HRfGHY NAPACIi ANE VCE-
pFJSf BOuRf.
Tfi osoby usmrceny, jezerni
parnik stroskotan.

Tfi osoby zahynuly, jedno
jezerni plavidlo bylo stroskota
no, draty rdznych vedenl str
hany, stromy vyvraceny do
prava ma nekolika mistech pre-
ruSena, tot jsou vysledky wee
rejsiho v6trn6ho deste, ktery
poctil "svoji navstevou" vcera
cele severni Ohio.
V Cleyeland6 docilil vitr V
jedne dob6 rychlosti A mil
Ia hodinu vydatny deSt' "a
plnych "a hodin navlazil zem
takovou spoustou vody, re den
vcerejSi stal Sc rekordnim od
m6sice srpna 1920, kdy Sc k
nam dostavila podobna .vlazic-
ka. Automobiliste a chodci by
Ii deSt6m oslepovani a prvn6j-
sim stavaly Sc nebezpeGnymi
,ulice 5 kluZkOu dlazbou.
Barka Cleveland, patriot Tn.
Quaylovi, narazila vcera V po-
ledne ma krib V zatoce Maume
redaleko Toleda a potopila Sc
s 1900 tunami uhli, posadka
sedmi muzu byla yeas zachra-
nena vlecnym parnikem Geor-
ge King.
58-lety Barnard Weinberger,
1926 Lake Shore boulevard
dob6hl velice maven k stani-
ci poulitni kary ma vych. 1O5.
ul. dostal sc St'astne do vozu,
kde ale, die policejni zpravy,
N chvilku vysilenim zemrel.
Mrtvola ieho byla teprve k We
Gcru zjistena.
Slecna Ruth Kemeryova,
15l7 East Boulevard, zam6st-
nanka Clevelandsk6 vereine
knihovny, zasazena byla rano
v lorain uklouZnuvsim automo
bilem a ma miste zabita. V Lo-
rain trayila u svych pfibuz-
nJch dovolenou.
John Shilperoot, 27-lety in
zenyr drahy snazil sc V Napo-
leon, O., zvednouti strzeny
drat mestskeho osv6tlovaciho
vedeni, kdyz byl zasazen prou
dem vysokeho napjeti a usmr-
cen. Drobnejsich nehod bylo
ma policii hlaseno velke mnoz-
stvi.
Okresni komisafi ma stiz-
most zdejSiho autoklubu slibi-
Ii upratiti dfevenou dlazbu|
ma vysokean moste, tax ably ta-
to nebyla nebeZpecim pro auto
mobily, iichz kola nebezpecneI
sklouzala a take Sc skutecn6
jiz V t6chto mistech udalo ne
kolik neSt6sti, zejm6na tam,
kde most svoii obloukovitou
konstrukci prepina vlastni re-
ku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
K MAST ZPRAVE

0 chystanych zmenach " csl.
diplomatick6 sluzb6 potvrzuie
Ctk., re bernsk6 vyslanectvi je
move obsazeno p. drem File
drcm re do Vidn6 urcen ie
p. DIR. Krofta. Ostatni udaje
nejsou pry spravn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
POZDRAV z MICHIGANU.

Cd konsula p. DIR. Bartosov-
p. Karla Bernreitera a
pravnika Zeleznika dosel mas
z Lansing, Mich. p6kny pohled
S pfislusnou zdraVicl, "a ktery
co nejsrdecneji dekujeme.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-17
Find Many Improve
ments In Newport

M. and Mrs. W A. Morrison of
Rosctowns Saskatchewan, arc visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bowen, propric-
tors of the Newport House, Accom-
pansing Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, are
MaEtcl' Archie and Miss Mu&el. The
Morrison family lived formerly in
Hatlet, Quebec, but are now the OWL
crs and operators OF an 500 acre
ranch in the Canadian Northwest.
During the past season there were
roo acres Of wheat alone cultivated,
Ill the work being done by the most
modern traction machinery.
Nj. and Mrs. Morrison nave rot
visited Newport Dung the past 10
years and in their daily walks about
the city are becoming more and more
impressed with the progress that has
taken place. Improvements along the
Causeway.. the building Of the new
AInory, the fine cement street and
up to date lighting system indicated
to the visitors that Newport had not
Jagged behind in the last decade
Mrs. Morrison is the sister of M
Bowen, the genial manager of the
Newport House.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-17
Boys with Fuses
Cause Fire Alarm

At G.10 Wednesday evening, the
fire apparatus responded to fire
alarm in Glen Derby Pom arrlV-
al at the supposed scene Of the fire
it was discovered that some boys had
been burning fuses part way up
Pine Hill near the bungalow owned
by Lewis Wood Becoming excited a
neighbor dashed down TIL hill ard
summoned Mr.. Palm, who runs a
general store at the foot of the bill.
The alarm box is nearby and Mr
Palm believing that there wa sc!i-
Gus fire, sounded the alarm. The
heavy department truck arrived with
out delay, and almost as quickly de-
parted after the real cause OF the
alarm was ascertained
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-17
EAST BURKE

The Willing Workers meet this
Wednesday p. M, at the club house.
The Ladies' Aid on Friday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid will have Wash
ngton's birthday supper on Tuesday
u. M, at the Congregational vestry
from $50 till all are served. EverT-
body cordially invited.
The Ladies' Library Association
held a social at the Club House on
Tuesday evening.
Rev and Mrs. E. W. Sturtcvant of
Lyndon visited at John McNaAy's,
Thursday.
MIS-. +. E. Mcdonald is more com
Portable at this writing.
J. J. Stafford and family of Lyn-
donvillc were Sunday visitors at the
home Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Drown
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lund visited at
\. Simpsons in LYdonville on
Thursday.
twenty-five from West Burke
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-17

grange attended neiGhbors' night ut
Burke Mt. Grange Wednesday. Re-
freshments OF. cake, sandwiches and
coffee were served. West Burke
grange furnished the program, which
was enjoyed. Several names were
proposed for membership. This
grange gives q masquerade promcn-
AIDE this Friday night to the public.
Nj. and Mrs. Jesse Drew of
WoodsviHc, n. H., visited at Charlie
Knapp's from ThursC-ly till Saturday.
John King, who Spraned his leg
about three weeks ago, is able to be
about the house with the aid Of
clutches.
Lester and Amos Piper went TO
Greensboro Friday called by the
death of their grandfather
Miss Sarah Morse OF Lyndonvillc
spent Friday with her sisters, Miss
Alice Taylor and Mrs. c. L. Knapp.
The funeral OF Mrs. Rose Powers,
WAC died Friday night nj her home
in Nashua, \. H.. was held from the
CongFe2a. .onal church here on
Monday afternoon. The body was
placed in the tomb at Woodmont
cemetery. Her son, Leon and daugh-
ter, Rcna accompanied the remains
from Nashua, n. H., on Sunday af-
ternoOn.
Nj. and Mrs. George burlington
and granddaughter, Katherine, were
Sunday visitors at Harry Burning
tors in LynIonville
M and Mrs. Clayton Dickerman
and baby Of St Jomlsbmry have been
spending few days with his par
cntS.
M. and Mrs. Harvey Homer spent
several days last week with relatives
in Brattleboro.
n. S. Hardy has sold his farm TO
Litchfeld Brothers Of Newark
Lizzie Jenkins is in quite poor
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Mrs. James Buell. gave an after
noon tea Saturday afternoon in honor
of Muriel Trpp ard Roscoe Demon
Vile. Refreshments of sandwiches.
cake and tea was served and an ORR
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rem the things they want 10 know"
The speaker brought out the point
that all pictures have. a moral. She
mentioned spcclficali" the recent seri-
al Bride ~, whic, showed that
those who did wrong paid and those
who did the right thing came out
ahead.
"Nhat is happening TO our girls
between Chicago and New York"
Mrs. Steward asked. thousands of
them are Disappearing every year,
dropping out of sight forever. This
situation faces US today because the
plronts do not tell their daughters
the vital things they should know,
the piteall, that lie in their path.
"And don't think for minute that
It is the city girl that goes wrong"
Mrs. Steward declared. at is more
often the country girl who goes
asti'ay. False modesty is the clusc Of
most girls going Wong. Our children
are curious to know about certain
THINGS and We should tell them. When
the curiosity subsidc3 we won't need
the movies. The movies answer
questions that the parents refuse TO
do"
In conclusion Mrs. Cheney said she
certainly would have a law that chill
dren should see the movies in the
day time and not at night.
Rev. W. A. Cate said he thought
movies could be made very valuable
or great dctriment to the commun-
ity. He said he believed 50 far they
had been mostly q detriment The
argument of the managers that the
majority want unclean pictures is not
sound, he said.
"Most of the improvements that
have come through generations were
brought about by the minority" 1c
declared. 1--WE must stop salacious
pictures. We are not fighting the
movie mon but the evil itself. |
should expect every father and moth
cl to back up such movement as
is now on for the state regulation OF
the films,
Rev. Nh Richards called for some
definite proposal to be made and
Mrs. Steward suggested that a re-
quest be made OF the managers that
one OF two days a week should be
set aside rs "Children's Day, and
have committee select the pictures.
Rev. Nh. Richards suggested the
possibility of CONDUCTING a week day
movie show outside of the local
theatres for the benefit of the chill
dren
f. c. Smith said he had talked with
both OF the local managers and he
was convinced they We're anxious to-
give the people the best pictures in
the market but that he appreciated
the fact that they must do a profit
able business and a. consequence
would chose the pictures sulting the
majority
4 suggestion was received from
Mr.. John Putfer that Saturday be
set aside by the managers as Child
ren's Day, but this proposition was
killed when it was explained that
SATURDAY was the big day of the week
and therefore it would not be the
proper day.
Miss Kate Wakefield said there was
one of two policies to decide upon.
Whether we decide on the policy Of
after the harm is done or
before the harm is done.
MI. Steward said it might be a
good idea for the town Of ST. Johns
bury to appoint a special committce
to 20 TO Boston every so often and
select pictures.
In conclusion a resolution, request
ing the managers to advertise q ,lean
bill once or twice Il week, was adopt
al
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Clash Tonight
Continued from page onc)

score, and the second defeat at Nor
lisville by the American Legion.
The home games played thus far
are a. folloWs:
Nov. 2G, Company L SO, Dover 80.
December 9, Company L %, Com
rany d 81.
December %, Company L 81,
Legion 80
December %, Company L AZ, Do
vel 81.
Fco. ., Company L 80, Laconia, II.
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ginal poem was read by Mrs Tlipp
and selections were read by others.
Mrs. Etta Phillips has received
word Of the death of her sister, Mrs.
Lafayette Goss at her home in Colo
RADIO. She was a resident of this
place for many years.