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The Monett times., 1921-09-23
LANGER-sTELLWAGGEN

The marriage of Miss Helen LANCER
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Stellwagen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Stellwagen of Freistatt was
solemnized Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock in the Evangelical Lutheran
church at Freistatt, the pastor, Rev.
C! Bernthal officiating. Miss Rosa
LANCER, sister of the bride, and Miss
Edna Stellwagen sister of the groom
attended as bridesmaids and Herman
LANCER and Henry Stellwagen at
tended as groomsmen.
The bride was prettily gowned in
a simple dress of white crepe de chine
and her wedding veil was of white net
confined with wreath of white
blossoms. She carried a shower bou-
quet of white roses and asters. The
brides maids were dressed in charm
ing dresses of white organdie and
wore corsage bouquets of pink asters.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held in the home Of the brides
parents, at which sixty-three families
were guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Stellwagen will make
their home on their farm two miles
southwest of Hoberg.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
ATTEND STATE AMERICAN
LEGION CONVENTION

Edgar Price and Floyd Galloway
returned home Wednesday morning
from st. Joseph, where they attended
the American Legion state convention
Mr.. Price was delegate from the local
post and Mr.. Galloway went for the
good he could get out of the meeting.
The young men returned very en-
thusiastic over the convention. Dele
gates included state officials,
prominent professional and business
men of the state and men high in
military authority.
On Monday night the Legionairres
enjoyed military ball, which was at
tended by very large crowd Of st.
Joseph people, there being many more
young women than soldiers present.
A twenty-seven piece orchestra furn-
ished the music.
Mr.. Price had the honor to be placed
on the resolutions committee, as
representative from this district. The
committee presented a large number
of resolutions for adoption by the as
sembly. -
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
.PITTSBURG STORE TO
NEWMANS, REPORT
Joplin Concern Said to Have Pur-
chased Large DRY Goods
Company.

Pittsburg, Kan, Sept. 2l.-Eam
Isreal, president Of the Isreal Broth
ers Dry Goods Company, one of the
large department stores here, an
nounced tonight the sale of the con-
cern to the Newman Mercantile Com
pany Of Joplin, the figure involved
in the sale being withheld.
It had been known here for sew
eral days that the deal had been
pending. Mr.. Israel has been in busi-
ness here for thirty-five years and
announced that ne had made no plans
for! the future.
The store now occupies the Elks
building which is being remodeled and
will be operated by the Newman
company it was announced.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
ROCKY COMFORT

Herbert Kits and family of near
Stella spent Saturday visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Dabbs.
N. B. Patterson was Pineville
visitor Thursday.
Jasper Throne of Wichita, Kans.
visited relatives here a few days this
week.
C. C. Boles of near Powell was
transacting business here Saturday.
Mrs. O. C. Goostree and children
of east of town visited Mr.. and Mrs.
E.sB. Lamberson Saturday.
John Long made business trip to
Powell Thursday.
Rev. c. E. Goodnight of Pineville
preached at the Baptist church Sun
day morning and night.
j. M. Bowman of Fairview had
business here Thursday.
E. B. Lamberson has treated his
house to new coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aud Hill of Route !
visited w. C. Hill and family Monday.
Blain Bailey of Aurora visited U.
S. Kelly and family Thursday night.
Mrs. Aud Pendergraft and children
of Miami, Okla, spent Monday and
Tuesday visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Buttran.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Lamberson visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dabbs of near
Stella Thursday.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
STONES PRAIRIE

Those who took dinner and supper
with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Buckholz
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Storck, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Casper
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Schad and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Casper and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hemmerling Sunday.
Those who spent Sunday afternoon
with Misses Minnie and Elsie Geske
were Misses Marie and Emma Hem
merling, Bertha Casper, Carl Hem
merling, Edgar Velton and Johnnie
Casper.
Grandpa Hendricks left Friday
night for st. Louis to visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chas. Nagel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Geske, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartwig Geske and daughter
Ellenora left Monday morning, Sep
tem5er IL, overland for st. Louis in
their Overland car. They will remain
there for a short time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Geske's daughter, Mrs. Fred
Schneider.
Mrs. Henry Rupp and daughter
were shopping in Monett Monday.
Mrs. Will Storck and children were
shopping in Monett Monday.
Mrs. Will Storck and children visit
ed at Langosch's Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schneider, of
Exeter, spent Saturday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Storck and
family.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
FRANK F. HULTGREN DEAD

Frank F. Hultgren, farmer resid-
ing at Verona, died Wednesday after
noon, September 21. Mr.. Hultgren
took ill Wednesday morning while
working on the Drake farm on Kings
Prairie but kept on working until in
the afternoon. He died at the Drake
home.
The deceased was born in Barry
county October z, 1877 and was 43
years, IL months and IA days old.
He is survived by his wife and
several children.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day afternoon at the Union church at
Kings Prairie apd burial was made in
the Spring River cemetery.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCI-
ALTON WILL MEET FRIDAY

The Parent Teachers Association of
Forest Park will meet for the first
time this season on Friday afternoon,
at 2:30 o'clock, in the school house.
Work is to be organized for this year
and every parent who has a pupil in
this school is kindly urged to attend
The work is very interesting to the
parents, and very beneficial to the
children, and it would be hard to
realize the good Of these meetings
unless you attend one of them.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
TO THE CITIZENS OF MoNETT

The Commercial Club of Monett has
a proposition from q concern, who
will locate six dehydrating plants in
Missouri. When running to capacity
they will employ about three hundred
people, mostly women.
They have, without any solicitation
on our part, selected Monet as one Of
the points, provided we are interested
and the proposition they make us
later is feasible.
If you are interested in this propo-
sition, we will be glad to meet you at
luncheon, at the Commercial Cafe,
Friday, September 23, at promptly IL
o'clock. II you are not interested
don't come.
MONETT COMMERCIAL CLUB
j. v. NELSON, President.
]. P. DAVIS, Secretary.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
MT. JOY

Mrs. Charlie Williams and son Ora
were Monet visitors Saturday.
Miss Violet Lasley spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks.
Miss Jewell Eden visited over Sat
urday with Miss Hazel Heath.
Miss Esther Lasley and Miss Elsie
Robbins attended church at Mace
donia Wednesday night.
School. hgs beeM going ON at Hope
Dale for the past three weeks with
Miss Esther Lasleysas teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Henderson were
shopping in Purdy Saturday.
Misses Esther and Violet Lasley
and Jim Lasley attended a baptising
at Mcdowell Sunday evening.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
CHANGE IN TELEPHONE

E. P. Cook, wire chief for the
Southwestern Bell Telephone Conn
pany, has been transferred to Spring
field from Monett and will enter upon
his duties in his new field at once.
j. M. Solomon will take Mr.. Cooks
place in this district and began work
Tuesday. Mr.. Solomon formerly held
the position as linenan for the conn
pany and resigned to go into business
for himself in the Home Garage. He
recently disposed of his business.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
WITH CARRYING
CONCEALED WEAPON

Monroe Lovings, farmer residing
a short distance east of the city, was
arrested by Constable Joe Jackson
Wednesday morning, for carrying q
pistol. He was taken before Justice
E. A. O'Dwyer, and his trial has been
set for Monday, September 26.
James E. Safer, attorney for Mr..
Lovings, furnished his bond, which
was $500.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
BEELER--SCHIRMER

Miss Margaret Beeler, Of Verona,
and Albert Schirmer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schirmer residing east Of
town, were married Tuesday morning
at the Catholic church at Verona. The
Rev. Father Alberts officiated. They
will make their home on a farm three
miles east of Monett.\
They were given a charivari party
Wednesday evening by their friends
and neighbors.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
LEAD HILL NEWS

School is progressing nicely at Mt
Grove.
The baptising was well attended
Sunday at Macedonia.
Marshall Hughey and family visited
Ben Henderson and family Sunday
Hiram Roller has about got his new
barn completed.
Oren Henderson and Loren Crowell
attended meeting at Arnhart Sunday
night.
L. Hughey and family visited I. C,
Inman Sunday.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
To HOLD OPEN MEETING

The Theodore Harvey U. D. G.
Chapter will have an open meeting
Tuesday evening September ~, at the
home of DR.. Ernest Mitchell. There
viii be an interesting program pre-
pared. 61tf
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
NEW SITE

Tilman Lautaret who has been very
Tilman Lautaret, who has been
very i'll is better.
Miss Irene Holmes is visiting rel
atives in .Monett.
Mrs. Mary Roller returned Sunday
from near Purdy, where she has been
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wormington were
shopping in Monet Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fleetwood and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Foster Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller and chill
dren motored to Cookbook near La
russell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. H. Holmes visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Russell Sunday.
Most everyone from here is plan
ming to attend the circus at Monet
Thursday.
Fresh milk every morning at the
No..Is,, n0AE
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
AMERICAN LEGION TO
HAVE CLUB ROOM

The members Of the local American
Legion Post have leased the large
room just back of DIR. Miller's office
rooms in the National Bank building,
for use as club room. They will
furnish the room and it will be used
as reading room and place of meeting
for the Legionnaires.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23

Little Helen Garrison, of Newburg,
is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Lewis, and other relatives.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
MONETT-JENKINs WELL

We have established Offices in the
Williams building west First National
Bank. Office hours II to IL a. M, 2 to
3 p. M, 1880 to $3.50 p. m. Every
thing will be fully explained il you
will call at our office. Learn about
the oil developments of your own
home town.
3arry CO. Oil aaa6 Gas Co,
Williams BLDG upstairs,
West First National Bank.
Phone 80.
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
OLEOMARGARINE

.~Swift's Premium at 80 cents
pound at Saxe's Market. Phone 112.
67tf
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
RAKERY SALE

The Epworth League will hold q
bakery sale at GNlick's store Eatur-
day. 67t2
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
GOOD PIANO

At a bargain if taken at once.
Easy terms. See Mr.. Myers at
Durnil's. 65tf
The Monett times., 1921-09-23
BAKERY SALE AT
CORNER PHARMACY

Mrs.. C. E. Whitlatchs' Sunday
school class of the Methodist churcl,
will hold bakery sale on Saturday,
September "a, at the Corner Pharm-
acy. 66t3
The Monett times., 1921-09-23

!. B. L. Buley, of Joplin, visited Mon
day and Tuesday, with his sister, Mrs.
w. F. Rausch, north of town.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
vIAcEJ UclTEL'Ov
AKO vOJAKOV

| Hlavnou lradovnou Narod-
nej Zemepisnej Spolocnosti vo
Washingtone, D. c., vydatg
bol bulletin, pojednavaj1ci
pomeroch v Republike Costa
Rica. Medzi inym obsahuje:
Costa Rika v poslednych
| tridsat rokoch dosiahla obrov-
skych dspechov. Este pred
nedavnym casom boil stat bli-
zko upadku dodnes vypraco-i
val sa k dobrej prosperite. v
krasnej tejto krajine podporo-
val stat pestenie bananovej
palmy a dnes exportuje sa "a
desat' milionov zvazkov bana-
nov rocne, z vacsiny do Spoje-
nych Statov. Pred tym pc ce-
le svrtstoletie nevyvazalo sa
Costa Riky vobec.
Prosperita hospodarna pri-
nesla sebou al pokrok socialny.
Skorsia slabost' hosjodarska
nesla sebou chudou dusevnu.
Ale teraz? L'udia neznajuci
citat' skoro vymizeli, az snad'
na nepatrnu ciast' polocivilizo-
vanych koncinach zapadlych
domorodcov.
Zurnalistika rozsfrila sa do
tel miery, ze dnes posielane sd
casopisy al do najodlahlejsfch
koncin venkovskych. Obyvate-
liza tjeto malej republiky Ia
rovefi blahobytom zat1zili al
po vede. Dozaduj1 sa vacsieho
poetu ucitel'ov, takze dnes
m0zn 81, pochlubit', ze majii
vacsf poGet utitePoy nex voja-
kov, ackol'vek pre- ochranu
malej zeme vydrzovana je sta
la armada.
Pomery v Costa Rike dosved-
:uju, re stat m0ze prosperovat',
ked' ogyvatel'stvo chce, barz al
slozene je len osadnfkov ev-
ropskych.
Je to tiez vyhodna geografic
la poloha tejto zeme, a neobyd-
lenost'' daktorych 1rodnych
ciasti, ktore zarucuj1 dalsie ma
leje pre- dobrd buducnost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
PROHIBfCIA LEN PRoTI
CHUDYM,

Guverner Edwards Dol vo spo-
locnosti viacerych politikov v At
lantic City minulej nedele a 0
prohibfcii vyslovil svoju mienku
takto:
"Prohibicia nema 1spechu, le-
DO zakazuje len tym, ktori nema-
il dost' penazi. Bohati mozu do
stat kol'ko chcti, len prichysta-
III ovocinu "a Pan Bob i'm ju W.
kvasi.
"Hlavnou prfcinou preeo pro-
hibicia nerobi pokrok je ia, ze ii,
ktori prohibiciu vymahaj1, sami
prohibiciu prestupujti. Mozem
smele tyrdit', ze neni ami tucet
clenoy Kongressu, ktori by neno-
sill so sebou flasticky, alebo me-
drzali opojne napoje vo svojej
pivnici."
"Prohibicia podkopava kara
kter naroda, lebo neho robi spo-
locnost' lharov priestupnikov
zakona."
"Nezastavam salonn, lebo som
rad, ze tato instit1cia bola odstra
.nena, odkial' sa najviac pijactvo
rozsirovalo. Me som proti pro-
hibicii preto, ze mcdowell 'uje pitie
opojnych napojov, lez preto, ze jeI
to obmedzovanie osobnej slobody.
Ja sam nepijem opojne napoje,
ami nikto v mojej rodine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
PAN ANDREJ PALENCAR
MA NOVOM MIESTE

PanAndrej Palencar, chvalne
znamy v kazdej narodnej Gin
nosti nasej okolice zaujal dna l
septembra svoje move postavenie
co tluma6 policajneho s1du ma
seho mesta. Radi vidime q, Pa
lencara ma tomto mieste, leb0 je-
no postavenie je take, ktore mi,
poskytuje denne prilezitost' W.
pomoct' nasim rodakom, ktorf uz
raz majl to nest 'astie, ze main
pracu na policajnom sdde. Podob-
ne miesta caste byvaj1 zastavane
l'udmi nesvedomitymi, ktori W.
uzivaj1 nevedomosti krajanov v
prospech syoj a v prospech mes
vedomitych advokatov. Zvlaste
preto tesime sa, ze miesto toto os-
TAME ma d'alej v statocnych rr-
kach nasho cloveko. Pan Palen-
car je nastupcom jako je snad
Useobecne znamo pan Stefana
Pcolara, ktory t1to pracu
svedomite zastaval "a dlhsiu
dobu. Pan Pcolar odobral
So do Davenport, Iowa, kde
mieni pokracovat' vojich .le-
k&rskych st1diach. 20
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
DIvADELNE PREDsTAVENIE
v osADE sv. TRoJ1CE

Osada Sv. Trojice v Struthers,
usporiada dna Is t. M, to Jest
prichodiacej nedele divadelnG
predstavenie "Marnotratnica y
cinohra to 0 troch dejstv&ch.
Okrem toho predstavene budt diva
komicke vystupy, Herci-a herecky
s1 ochotnici osady Sv. Trojice,
ktorych zk1senost dobr& po-
vest je zarukou, ze i toto ich maj
navsie predstavenie bude pravym
pozitkom. Ably bola poskytnlta
jak mono najlepsia prflezitost
kazdemu ku navstfveniu tohoto
predstavenia, bud1 usporiadane
predstavenia pc obede j vecer.
Pc obednajsie predstavenie Ia
pocne,o o 2 hodine a vecerne o 8
ej. Predstavenia bud1 usporiada-
ne prospech osady Sv. Trojice
v osadnych niestnostiach. Vstup-
ne pre- dospelych 35c; dietky 10c.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
PAN L. F. HAMRAK KANDI-
DAT0M MA sUDCU PoKOJA

Pan Louis F. Hamrak, jeden Z
najstarsich slovenskych osadni-
kov nasej okolice a chvalne zna-
my ochodnik East Youngstownu,
je kandidatom ma sudcu pokoja v
Coitsviile Township. Upozornu-
jeme naSfch bratov ma kandida-
ciu brata Hamraka a d1fame, ze
mu odovzdajn svoje hlasy poeas
volieb ma 8 novembra. PAN Ham
rak ST tejto podpory zaiste ze
zasllzi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
NOVA PRAvNA KANCELARIA

DR.. Alexander Torok, pravnik
z Holica, Nitrianskej zupy otvo-
ril 81 1radoven miestnostiach
United Printing Co., kde vyba-
vuje odborne vsetky krajove
zalezitosti. Jeho znalost' v tomto
obore je velka, nakolko 81 jl ma
dobudol dlhoroenou zklsenost 'ou
Popfatky jeho sd v pomere ku
praci velmi mierne. Por16a sa do
priazne slovensk6ho obecenstva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
Mestske zpravy
z1ADAJU 100000 K NAPoMo.
zENIU NEzANIEsTNANfCH
NASEHo MEsTA.

70 odhlasovanf navrhu vypu-
stenla bondov 'obnose $500, 900,
ktory bude predlozeny volicom
naseho mesta pri novembrovych
volbach community corpora
ton" pomocna organisacia, skrze
svojho tajomnfka A. O. Fqeminga
navrhovala prijatie mestkeho ma
riadenia, ktorym by fondu tejto
korporacie mohlo byt' poskytnu-
tych 100000 v prospech neza-
mestnanych naseho mesta, tejto
zimy. Tato zalezitost' bola odov-
zdana vyboru pozostavajlcemu Z
radcov Woda, Backusa a Bootha
Fleming hovoril, ze vypuste-
ME bondov i ked' tento navrh "a
najpriaznivejsich okolnosti do
stane potrebne dve tretiny hla-
SOW, nepom0ze mnoho ma miest-
nych pomeroch tejto zimy. Miesto
verejnych prac, Fleming navrhu-
Je aby nase mesto nasledovalo
prlkladu inych velkych miest a
odhlasovalo velky obnos, dajme
tomu 100000 co priamd podporu
trpiacim l'udom v pokrmoch, jed
lach a prfstresi. On vysvetlil da-
LEI, ze co v tomto ohlade doposial
community corporacia'' vyko-
nala. Wy ste vyniesli navrh hovo-
I'll Fleming, ma yypustenie bon
dov obnose 5000, 900 ma pracu v
parkoch, hristiseh, alisiAsh, sa,ska-
naloch. Sddiac dl'a terajsieho
stavu verejnej mienky, ia pochy-
bujem, ze by tento navrh Dol od-
hlasovany. Ale dajme tomu ze
odhhasujl. T v takom prfpade
najmenej ypolovica z tohoto obno-
su musi byt' vyplatena "a mate
rial druha polovica, ratajlc po
$500 ma den, poskytne pracu pre-
5000 l'udi "a 61-2 dna. v pritom
nom case name Youngstowne
najmenej Styrikrat' tolko l'udf,
ktori sd bez prace a ia sa oba-
vam, ze sa polozenie este zhorsf.
Bude potrebne vyhoviet' pray
nym poziadavkom, PRIV nez bondy
bud1 moot byt' dane k odpre-
daju a potrebne peniaze ku sku-
tocnemu zapocatiu prace nebude-
me mat pohotove este ami kon-
com januara. Do toho casu mno-
no l'udi bude trpet' nasledkom
snedostatku. T.. -. ..7..
Major Wornock podporoval
navrh Fleminga a mestka rada
po uvazeni odovzdala GELD vec
horeuvedenemu vyboru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23

| Mestskk raaa ma pondelkovon
zasadahi harisdila, aby boly w
pustene tfkdehne jazdne lfstky
pre- elekficke drahy, ktore budu
predarane po $l.25. Toto maria
denie vstdpi do platnosti behom
80 dnf. Gener&lny spravca Sheely
je ale tel mienky, ze sa moze "a
dost' ucinit' pr6vnym poziaday-
kom a m5ze byt zahajen6 $ W.
davanim takychto .tyzdennych
jazdnych listkov behom nasle-
dujdcich asi desat' dni, cd nasta-
vajdcej nedele "a tyzden. velmi
mAlo bolo pojednavane 0 tomto
navrhu, ktory Dol bezodkladne
odhlasovanJ vsetkymi prftom-
nymi. Cielom tohoto planu je ro-
zumie So zvysenie d6chodku z
elektrickych drah, ktore teraz
pracuj1 so ztratou natol'ko, ze
nemajd ami vyhladu ma prevede-
ME tych najnutnejsfch oprav.
Slabe zarobky poulicnych drach
pripisuj1 neobycajnemu rozsire-
niu automobilovych "busoy' le-
bo "jitneys" ktorym tax sa zda
cestovatelia v kazdom ohlade
davaj1 prednost'. Je skutoene
podivuhodne, nakolko sa udrza-
/ la autombilova pouliena premav-
ka v nasom meste. L'udia k,tori
sh situacii dobre informovani
tvrdia, ze ziadne mesto velkosti
Youngstown nemoze sa no
nosit' tax velkym poetom
l"jitn Nuz, je len
tprirodzcne, xe ludia davajd pred
most kazdom ohlade automo-
bilom pred poulicnymi drahami.
Je to zvlaste prirodzene nasom
meste, kde obsluha poskytovana
poulicnymi drahami bola i je tax
mizetnA, ze je to al prislovecne.
Ma takyto sposob pochybujeme
re obesenstvo 81 obl1bi poulicne
drahy, jestly najsamprv nebude
odpomozene tel najhlavnejsej
.pricine slabeho obchodu spoloc-
nosti, to jest zlepsenie osluhy a
pri tom snizenie povozneho.
Dnes mono povedat' v nasom
meste viacej osob pouzlva autom-
bilov, jako poulicnych .drah. Toto
nemohlo mesto ami spolocnost pre-
kazit', pri tom vsetkom, ze boly
vynesene drasticke zakony proti
ludom opernj1cim taketo autom-
bile vyzadovanfm raznych "a
ruk licensif a poistneho, ktore
yeci stoja tychto operatorov vel
Ike SUNNY penazi, kezto pri pou-
liSnych dr6hach mono pozoro-
vat pravy opak toho. Zakial ma
;itelia acknowledged " jitneys'
kupujd tie najnakladnejsie "a mai
n&dhernejsie autombile k poulic-
nej premavke, pri com rataju cd
osoby cd Sc do 10c, zatial spoloc-
most pulicnych drah ME je v
stave ami opravit' svoje stare
vozne. Cd planu tydenneho JAZZ
dneho listku po $1.25 oeakavajd
mnoho. Nd byt' vyprobovany "a
8 tJdnoy, aby 50 mohlo posddit',
Re jako ~ osvedci. Listok tento
mole byt' pouzivany celou rodi-
iou cloveka, ktory 81 no zaopatrf,
foznmie 50, Ee len jednh osoba v
tom samon1 ease moze ma tento
listok cestovat'. v dnesnych po-
meroch pochybujeme ze by bolo
nozno presvedcit' SO tom, jestly
tento plan je skutocne dobry lebo
ME. Delnici, ktori po poulicnych
drahach najviacej cestujl, teraz
zahalAjl Q pre- to pochybujeme
ze by SO i'm vyplacalo kupovanie
tyxdenneho listku.