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Evening journal., 1922-10-06

ARGUE ELkTON
ELECTION CASE
Sweet and Lynch Contend
They Are Members of
Council
MD. VETERANS TO
HOLD REUNION
snecial to The Evenlng journal

Special TO The Evening Journal.
ELKToN. Md, Oct. e-The cases
OF the Mayor and Town Council Of
Elkton, versus Ellsworth N. Sweet
and Edward T. Lynch were argued
by counsel, Isaac Lobe Stratus, of
Baltimore, for appellants, and JOS
hua clayton, of Elkton, for the APP
pellees, before the Court OF Appeals
of Maryland, Annapolis, yesterday.
At the annual municipal election
held here last May. Messrs. Sweet
and Lynch were chosen members Of
the Elkton Town Council, without
opposition, but Mayor William IT.
Mackan refused to administer the
path of office TO them. on the grounds
that there were no vacancies in the
Council. The Circuit Court here rem
dered an opinion favorable to, Messrs.
Sweet and Lynch, from which an APP
peal was taken About ten days
prior to the municipal election the
court passed an order requiring the
names OF Messrs. Sweet and Lynch
be placed on the ballot for short
term Councilmen, places filed by
Messrs. w. Frank Karl and Taylor
w. McKenney. because their sue
cessers were not chosen when their
terms expired last year. !.
After packing $4,000 cases Of corn
and tomatoes. the cannery at liberty
Grove. owned by George w. Lidden.
has closed down for the season the
pack at this cannery was the largest
this season in Its history.
The annual joint reunion Of the
surviving members OF Battery Il,
First Maryland Light Artillery. and
Company p, Purnell Legion. Civil
War commands, will be held In Me-
chanlcs' Hail. Psrryville, tomorrow
The world war veterans residing in
Cecil county, have been invited to
toin IN the reunion. The Ladies' Art
circle OF Perryville win serve dinner
for the old soldiers.
Miss Frannina Kirk, OF Rising Sun
and Harry Townsend. of Oxford, Pa.
we're married at the BRIDES home to-
day.
Final enrolment figures OF stu
dents at the Tome School for Boys,
Port Deposit, show that there are
s25 boys attending the school this
year-the largest number in the his
tory OF the institute. About two
thirds of the students are from out
side the State. Or, NJ. p. Brush. d. !
rector of the school. states that plans
are being drawn for the construction
of an open-air theatre TO be erected |
next Spring. It win overlook the |
susquehanna river.
The work OF excavstfng and grad
Evening journal., 1922-10-06
WORKMAN INJURED
WHEN TIRE BLEW OUT

Special to The Evening Journal.
STAFFORD, Oct. civilian Cas-
sell met with "a severe accident yes
terday. when his hand got caught
between two iolsts while WORKING
on a sewer pipe at the nome OF
former mayor Joseph II. Cox.
Raymond Phillips. foreman at the
Seaford Garage Co., was also severe
lv hurt yesterday. when a rim OF a
tire blew out, while he was nllins
the tire with air, striking him on
the foot.
DIR. and Mrs. T. #. Thompson
motored yesterday TO Wenonah' n. }"
accompanied by his sister, MIS-
Lake Gilmore. who returned home
after a visit here OF several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. T. ID. Cot
tingham.
Harry NJ. Tracey, secretary-treas-
urer of the Sussex Gas Company
with offices In Philadelphia, is
spending several days here in the
interest OF the plant.
Miss Katherine Stevens left today
to spend tho Weekend with Mlss
Ann Vansant, of Galena. Nd.
Evening journal., 1922-10-06

These silk
hose are
warranted
fndistruct-
Bile; a new
pair for
ev~y ono
not Salts
factory; as
good as any
S1.50 Hose;
our price,
CSC
Evening journal., 1922-10-06
How My Husband
Reduced High
Blood Pressure
BY Mrs. HadIsy RInhsrt.

my husband suffered from high blood
pressure. For three years he had ter
rible dizzy spells and spent many
sleepless nights. He would often be
taken in the middle OF the night with
one OF these spells and I would have TO
get temporary aid Immediately He
was advised to take NORMA After
taking one bottle, his dizziness had
completely left him and he gets perfect
rest and I can truthfuily say that no
feels one hundred per cent better than
before taking NORMA. Mr.. Rlnhart
was advised to stop work and was
confined to his home and now can go
about his work. 1t Is wonderful
remedy for High Blood Pressure and I
am glad to have this opportunity OF
recommending Il to all who suffer as
my husband did"
High blood pressure IS Indicated by
dizziness. nervousness. sleeplessness and
that moody feeling OF dread" some
times by hot flashes and lack OF appe-
tite.
NORMA tYurysy vegetabiel should re-
duce high blood pressure and make you
feel well In = short time. N. B. Danforth
is selling Il every day as are hundreds
of good druggists everywhers. Ask for
NORMA.
Evening journal., 1922-10-06
ELWOOD F. NELSON
ADMITTED TO BAR

Special to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOwN. Oct. 6-Offlcers
of the Home School Parent-teacher
Association OF District No. So. have
been elected as follows: President,
Charles L. Ennis; vtce-president,
Mrs. Hattie Marvel; secretary. Mrs
Katie Johnson; treasurer. Mrs. Lot
tie Smith.
Committees have been chosen, as
follows: Entertainment. Mrs. Katie
johnson. Mrs. Lizzie G. Wood, Mrs.
Mamie Smith; refreshments, Mrs.
Fannie Powell. Mrs. Viola Wilson.
Mrs, lille Short; purchasing. Elton
Evening journal., 1922-10-06

Marvellous wear dcfying pure
silk fashioned hosiery. Rough sur
faces, finger rings, etc. do not In
ture Indestrictible Silk Stockings
markabIe endurance these silk
stockings possess that we sell them
with this understanding. Another
pair hero waiting for you If in
your judgment IndestructfbIe Silk
Stockings do not wear as well as
you think they should.
Evening journal., 1922-10-06

Several years ago began 20 suf-
fer from catarrh OF the head and
throat. The catarrhal mucous
would drop down my throat so that
my stomach was affected and about
nine years ago began to suffer with
my stomach. I always had bad
taste in my mouth. tongue was al
ways coated and could hardly eat
would have spells with my stomach
when had such pains that I would
be laid up for days at time and
once I was in the hospital for IA
days. The catarrh would cause ter
rible pains In my head and across
my eyes--so Md that I thought I'd
go crazy from them. And the ca
tarrh also was affecting my hear
ing tried about everything
could find and nothing did me any
good so that almost believed l
never would get well.
Then a friend told me about
Plant Juice and said he had suffered
for 20 years and had been given re-
lief by this remedy go started taxi
ing It. Plant Juice has done me
more good than anything ever
tried. My stomach is in such good
condition that 1 can eat anything
without trouble. The catarrh has
been relieved. DO not suffer from
now. All OF this hap
pened four years ago. II has been
that long since took Plant Juice
and since then have been free from
pain and suffering. I think your
Plant Juice is wonder-worker and
can recommend It to anybody"
Plant Juice Is sold in Whining |
ton at the Miller Drug Store, 404-406
street; in New Castle by f. |
& Son; in Newport by C. |
b. White; in Newark by w. r. |
Brown.-(Adv.)
Evening journal., 1922-10-06

Elwood F. Nelson, Of FrAnkford
a graduate OF the University Of Viz,
ginia Law Department, Glass ~
was on Monday admitted to the Sus.
sex County Bar.
Attorney Nelson Is the Demo-
cratic nominee for Representative IN
Delaware for tho Sixth District OF
Sussex County this election.
Evening journal., 1922-10-06
FEELING YOUNG
AT AGE OF 70
Says Plant Juice Has Re
lieved Catarrh and Bad
Stomach Trouble
TRIED EVERYTHING
WITHOUT RESULTS

Although am rs years old feel
Ike a young woman since I have
taken your Plant Juice" said Mrs.
Margaret Jones, OF 10S Melrose ave-
nue., Pittsburgh, Pa. during a re-
cent conversation with The Plant
Juice Man.
Evening journal., 1922-10-06

ing on the piece of new road to Cor
ner's Lane, near Rowlandsville, Is
almost completed. and the work OF
LAYING concrete should be started
within a few days. The road from
r owIandsville TO Liberty Grove has
been greatly improved with a heavy
coating Of stone and screenings.
Evening journal., 1922-10-06
Florence Wilson.

Revival services are in progress
at Sand Hill NJ. e. Church. four
miles from here, under the direction
Of the pastor, the Rev. Charles w.
Spry. The meetings are. attracting
crowds. Six conversions have re-
suited during the past few nights.
Evening journal., 1922-10-06
The EVENING JOURNAL FRIDAY, UCIUBEK ., Iyzz

DUPONT, while somebody else sug-
gested the name OF John Bassett
Moore.
Miss Eva p. Weldin gave a re-
sumo of the artists Delaware has
produced. Mrs. Julia Mousley read
poem on Historical Delaware"
written by Secretary of State Alden
r. Benson. and Miss Mary Pass
more gave a brief history OF the
Paul Revere of Delaware. namely
Caesar Rodney. Miss Bertha
Greenfield, recited Caesar Rod
ney's Ride"
1t was reported last night at the
grange that the Silverside road had
been repaired bue to the activities
OF the Grange. Next week Pom
ona Night" will be observed. The
program will be in charge of Miss
Emily Talley.
is CANDIDATES FOR DELAWARE
Fifteen candidates will be initiated
in the first degree by Delaware
Lodge, No. /. o. o. r.. at meeting
IN ha haId In Odd Fellows' Hall
Evening journal., 1922-10-06

rsxt Monday evening. A meeting
of the degree staff has beeen called
by Degree Master r. d. Strong at
IL O'Clock on Sunday morning.
Evening journal., 1922-10-06
R. Wood, Frank Smith.

r. Wood, Frank Smith.
The Association will hold a meet.
ing on October 20.
The Senior Class of the George
town High School has organized
with the following officers: Presi-
dent, Miss Delema Warren; vice.
president, Alton Isaacs; secretary
Miss Kathleen Lee; treasurer, Miss
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PROVOLANi!

NSem rodicum SNobodo-
myslne vule Y CleVelandul
V posledni chuzi Mist. Sdr.
Svazu SVobodomyslnych bylo
rokovano o stlznosti, ktere sc
uvadi, re ucitelly We vereJ-
nyeh Skolach naSich vyucull
modlitbam. Bylo usneSeno, by
Ipripady takove byly zasilanN
primo postizenymi rodici ma NJ
IS. S. s., ktere 81 Vytklo ia lce
podobnym pripadum prltrz Il
cinlt a razne proti tomu ia pa
tricnem mlste professional.
Y prlpadech techto jest tfc.
ba, by rodice. zaSllalice stlz
most, udali jmeno Skoly, ucitel
Ky a ditka sveho, jakoz i trldl
! Y ktere sc modlitbam vyucuJe
Bud me pametllVy toho, b.
Inasc Sl1oly zustaly prosty ySecl
nabozenskych fantasii, nobot
jcn tax uchrancna budc Svobo
da naSi move ylasti. Ne Svo
bodnych Statech Severo-Ame
rickych.
Stianosti zasllany buditez n;
!, taiemnika Mist. Sdr. SV.NSVo
bodomyslnych.
Bohuslav Ilser,
236O9 Chapelside Ave
CITY.
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Dodatecne kvitovani Narodni
dane Svobodomyslnych v Gle
velande We prospech Svob.
Nedelnich Skol.

Josef Mareda S1.0O; Anton
Kominek S1.O0; Frant. Novot-
ny S1.0O; Pekarska unie clslo
80 $1,000; Nejmenovany 81.
Vaclav Kali S1.00; Vaclav
Skf.ivan $500; Vaclav Kopac-
ka $500; p. Sebek $500.
Timto vsechny sberaci kniz-
ky byly sebrany We schulz k
tomu urcene pfepocitany zvo-
lenym vyborem "a M. S. S. S.
prltol Albert Obrmajer, Vacl
Pokorny; "a Sdruzeni Skol, p.
Hynek Bartos, G. Bouril; "a
sberaci vybor Frantisek Cerno-
horsky, a Bohuslav Fiser.
Celkem vybrano V Progre-
su ulozeno S917.27. S obno-
sem timto shora jmenovany Wy
Dor nalozi die usneSeni konfe-
renee, odbyvane Clevelandu
We dnech $50. Tijna 1921.
VSem uprlmnym svobodarilm
a pfatelum Svob, Nedelnich
Skol V Clevelandu vzdaVame
diky Ia dary Narodni dane o.
devzdane. Jsme 81 dobre We
domi nynejSl krise delnicke a
ia obetavosti techto vysledek
Jest dosti uspokojujici, neb
kazdy vykonal co silly jeho sta
ely. Dlly zvlaste zaslouzi
Sbory, Rady, Loze a iednotli-
We klby, ktere dosti velkymi
obnosy ma sbirkach Sc podllely.
Dale odporucuJem ia obeta-
vost nam prokazanou svym pfa
telum casopiSy, ktere bezplat-
ne veSkere oznamky a kvito-
vani, jakoz ] vybirani Narod-
nj dane obstaravaly a sice ca
sopis "Svet' a Americ. Delni-
cke Listy" a Vypomocny spolek
Progress, lehoz urednici nam
ochotne vysli vstflc a cinno sc
ma sblrce pod!leli, pi. Dlouha
a pan Stupka. Dale necht
priimou diky vsichni ii, kterl
neZistne a horlive pro N. ID. a
gitovali a tuto vyblrali. Ia
Mist. Sdr. Svaz. Svobod.
Albert Obermajer, Vaclav
Pokorny a Lorenc, uttuj. vybor
Ia Sdr. Skol, Hynek BartoS
a c. Bouril.
Ia Sberacl vybor Frant. Ger
nohorsky, Frant. Vrnak, Bohu.
slav Fiser.
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt cely
dolejsek. Velky lot, kde Sc NIL
re pestovati drubez. Naleza sc
V els. 1864 E. Sc. ul., hlaste
Sc v elsie 3744 E. 131. st. 1923
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refine knihovny ma Broadway
byly zasilany 2 cisla Veku Roz
umu, coz prijato.
Pfijem v teto schulz cinil
$4,000, vydani $3.50.
Jaikoz byl pokrocily cas- k
jednani vice nebylo, pritel Jo-
sef Skalak uzavrel schulz.
Bohuslav Fiser, tai.
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tografil Johna d. RockefelIera,
zakladatele Standard on Com
pahy' JeliA jest pohiae'"li II" iieJ
oohatSlho lluze I'D aVele.
iakon ieho zrak odkrVval vatSi
cast svateln6ho nrostoru una
halo SO no hlubSi 4 hlubsi pre-
ev6d6eni Jako nred nortrefem
nahVvala y n4m a pred MIN mi
nuIost ylastni tvar skutecno-
Gill
Rvla to tata1 naseila obkIo-
nena nkr,,hem stronl, ievlcjch
tentvz ohraz = nokrvta l<ober-
cep travv . mechu iez tvt9z
stezky delily V analogickG use
XIV. Bvl tn tentvz kus nebe, O.
strizeneho vrtoSivym iistovlm
stromu. A tam \ levo. We strazi
dvou cyprisJl poznal Pavel ka-
pliCku,
Ka,l;.l,of M.f5 = st,ra 1.
vol;+5 l,onIo ieii5 l,nia 90 WV
L. iako hr51dv do n,ozl<, MIA
dabo mu5e, Stronv vzrostlv
rozmoblv ca = zn,anilv evii j
tva,. v1blad naselkv e nani
Stozl.v Ga iinal snIafaii 10 mo-
5no 90 z,,1Iit; .la 5ulova = co.
oontov5 hudova Il nnzmaniteI
non Jel trob, etoloti abv do-
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Rohuslav Elscr,
Chytrost elektriky.

"Tak uz Jest zakazano kou-
iii We vozech.'
Tot uklad podriku. co ku-
raci usetrl ia kurivu, to Sc prl.
razi ma iizdnem.''
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-v1~~~v1r-~~Nar~.~,ar-~~
a ten nam dial vcera ranc

"Mezi okny ie portret hra-
benky d'Andeville. Kdy sem
byl ten portret prinesen "a
vesen?'
Jerome lined neodpoyedel.
Premyslel. Pohlednul ma svou
zenu a po chvili zadrmolil:
ITO je jednoduche, V dobe,
kdy pan hrabe postal sem vse-
chen nabytek, pred obydlenim
zamku."
Tfi nebo ctyri vtefiny, kter6
uplynuly nez prisla odpov6d',
bvla Pavlova uzkost nesnesitel-
nou. Odpoved' byla rozhodnou,
"Nuze?" pobidnul.
"Nu. bylo to ma jare roku
1898
1887
Pavel opakoval letopocet tel
kym hlasem. Rok 1898 byl ro-
KEN, nemz byl jeho otec "a
vrazd6nl
Nedoyoluje 81 premysleti a
sleduie 5 acknowledgements Wy
setruJiciho soudcc vytyceuy
plan, tazal Sc dale:
"A kdy Sc sem pan hrabe a
pani hrabenka pristehovaIi? ~
Pan hrabe a PAM hrabGnka
prisli do zamku dine %. srpna
1898 a odcestovali ia jih dine
"a. rljna.'
Ted Payel znal pravdu, ne
bot vrazda jeho otce byla spa
chana dne 10. zari.
a vsechny okolnosti zavislG
ma te prayde, vysvetlujici hlav
M jeji rysy nebo III vyplyva-
iicl Sc mu nahle zjeVily cele
syc jasnosti. Vzpomn6l 81, 10
.ieho otec byl Y pratelsk6m
styku s hrabetem d'Andeville
lvedomiI 81, ze jeho otec patr-
ne Y AIsasku zVedel, re jeho
prltel d'AndevlIle dll Lotrin-
sku q chtel no prekvapit svou
naNsteVou. UVazll vzdaIenost
Orneqninu ze Stlasburku, VIDA
lenost 70, ktera souhlasila do
bou, NJ tehdl potfeboVali k il
zde vlakem.
Otazal Sc:
'Jak daleko je odtud na
hranlce?
Presne sedm kllometfu, pa-
ne.
A IA hranlcl lest dosti bIlz-
ko male nemecke mesteeko, ze
Hno2
Ano, pane, Ebrecourt.
Jc tn nejaka costa liz 81 lie
nadeIlti na hranice?"
Az do poIoviny cesty, pane,
pesina ktera jde parkem
a lesem?"
"A lesem, pane htabe.
"A lese
K aplne naproste listote. 20
chazeilci ne v v{kladu fakt a.
le y fakt samotnvcb = taxi
ktera Sc stala Viditemvmi
hnatatelnymi, bvlo treba ie
dine zen otazky. a ie y les,
lnala kaplicka upro>tred pase
H.? Proc nepronesl paveI Del
1ozc tu otazku2 Sondil ne b,
bvla prllis presnou ze Nv mo
hla hlidace privtst ma llpahy
usudek. ktery ~ beztak az III
H.. ,,nt,,.tg.,l 80, 1.,.,.,,o
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10 Sc, re Sc obava ocitnouti Sc
tvafi V tVar onomu poslednimu
/ dukazu, tax zbytecnemu prec
20 ysech tech dukazech, ktere
mu nahoda poskytnula.
Vratil sc tedy do zamku a
pon6vadz byl cas- k dejeuner,
rozhodnul Sc k nevyhnutelne-
mu shledani S EliSkou.
Ale komorna jeho pani pri-
sla mu rfci do salonu, re mada-
me prosi "a omluveni. Neni il
dobre a chce radeji poiisti We
SVEN pokoji. Pochopil, ze mu
chce poskytnout dplnou vol
most, nechtejlc no prositi We pro
speech matky, iiz ctila. Celkem
vzato, projevovala tim j svou
| podrobenost rozhodnuti sveho
manzela.
Snldal tedy sam pred patra-
yymi zraky sluzebnictva a mel
ten trapny dojem, re jeho III
NOt le ztracen Il re on a Elisha
Sc Y den sve Svatby naSledkem
\ okolnostl, Ia nez nebyli ami je-
den, ami druhy zodpoyedni, sta
Ii nepratell, kterych nikdo ma
svete nemuze smifiti. Iajiste,
f, necitil k nj zadne zaSti nevy-
cital il zlocin jeji matky, ale
neyedomky il zazlival jako chy
bu, re je dcerou takove mat
KY
Bylo to tragicke shledani S
F., Vrazednici, kter6ho 81 pral, a.
I BY 81 nasytil zrak tcu zIorece-
nou podobou q ably viii novych
sil do svych vzpominek.
IkoumaI nejmensi podrob-
nosti. Studoval kamei, labut' 5
rozpiatymi kridly M nj modeIo
yanou, ryti hada tvoriciho OBJ
rubu, vzdaleni rubinu a roz-
hozeni cerne kraiky IA rame-
Z ma a tyar ust, odstin rIa8u,
rysy tvafe .
Byla to Ia zena, jiz tehdy \
podVecer Y Zafi videl.
Y rohu obrazu byia znacka
mallfoya a ma ramu stick ma
pisem: Portr6t hrabenky III.
Bezpochyby byl obraz nekde
vystaven a yystavovatel Sc spo-
kohl $ diskretnlm oznacenim:
IIrabenka Hermina.
"Nuze,' del 81 PaveI, "jeste
nekolik minut a celia minulost
bude yzkfisena Nasel isem
vinnici a zbyva IL jen nalezti
h'lslo zlocillu' Je-h tu Y iese Ia
hapilcha, &c PraEda dohona-
ma.
A sci odhodlane za praNdou.
NeobaNal se j u lax slime,
nebot Sc il nemohI vymknouti
u obieti. a prec Jeho srdce bu-
silo Veikyml bolestnymi zachve
w DOZEN byl hrozny, ze kra-
d tou cestou, ktela Vede k nj
stu, IA nemz pred sestnacti le-
ty yydechnuI jeho otec napo-
: sledy.
, Jeromue mmo1olny pohyt
mu ukazal smer ProseI par
: KEN smerem ke hranlclm, ID
J, bocil leNo Il preset mimo ia
: hradni pavilion Na pokrajl le
/ sa zacinala dlouha jedlova 4
/ lei, po nlz Sc pustil. Po pet
II erh <rQrlrH In ale ro1Aplil.
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PRODA Sc majetek, rohove
obchodni mlsto. hodlci Sc na
ruzny obchod. Lot je S5 pri
135 strevicich. Elektrika, plyn,
vse zafizeno. Dunn je upraven
pro dve rodlny. Haste Sc v
{. 47O1 Storer Ave. S. w. A
genti sc vvlutuii. 2-21
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P R RorokoL
ze schuze M. Sdr. Svaz. Svcb.
dine ~. unora, 1922.


Isedou pro tuto schulz zvolen
pfitei Josef Skalak, ktery "a
lujal lined sve misto.
Protokol q predesle schuze
byl pfijat beze zmen,
Dosle dopisy: - Rad Josef
Jungman c. l zasila poplatek
$500; Rad Vlastimil {. II G..
IS. B. ?. J. polatek $500; O.
Ipravci kluk Buckeye Rd. O.
znamuje zastupce FIR. Valdma-
ma "a poplatek $500; Rad Ce-
lakovsky {. 8 oznamuje zastup-
ce Fr. VondruSka, "a poplatek
$500; Velkoloze Jed. Tabori-
Itu OZnamuje Zastupce Narii
FiSerovou, zasila poplatek SIS /;
Sbor Libuse {. |. J. G.. d. ozna
Imuje zastupkyni; pi. Marii FL
ISerovou a zasila polatek S5. /;
Rad Bretislav c. SO c. S. P. S.
oznamuje zastupce Aloise Ry-
baka a zasila poplatek $500;
Rad Lidumil c. 16 oznamuie
tZastupce p. Bartu Bruzka a "a
slla poplatek $500; Rad CO.
lumbia c. lat oznamuje "a
stupce p. Jana Vanecka a "a
slla poplatek $500,
Pfedplatne na vek Rozumu !:
Irant. Lelina So. Frant. Me-
lichar 81; Martin Rynes So.
Dopis od VykonnGno vyboru Z
Chicago, stran stlznosti Radu
Zizka {. 8 G. S. P. S. usneseno,
by ct. Radu tomu bylo dopsa-
no, tax ably povstale nedoroz-
Iumeni vysvetleno bylo. Ucet
| tiskarny Syet poVolen k vypla-
ceni. Pritel ucesnlk Alois
Huml podava zpravu ucetni ia
predesly rok oznamuje, re
ia pokladnlkem Sc naleza
sos. la uctujici vybor poda-
va Zpravu pfitel Albert Ober-
majer, ze knihy byly S1ctova
my a ualezeny poradku. Ia-
sedajicl predscda JOS. Skalak
zada move zvoleny Vybor, by
zaujal sva mista, cemuz hylo
| lvyhoveno. Zpravy vyboru =
Ia vykonny vybor podaVa
zpravu piitel Vac. Pokorny. o
znamuie, ze tento syolal IA
stupce Hlavnich teles stran je-
dnani Narodniho hrbitova a
lutulny a ku predb6zne pracj
Itohoto move utvoreneho teleSa
zapujceno bylo $500 la W.
| Dor Sbiranl Mar. dane podava
zpravu pritel Fr. Cernohorsky
a oznamuje, &c nejsou dosud
ISberaci knizky pohromade, by
| 10 usneSeno zVoliti reViSorni
IVybor, ably onu zalezitost Vyri.
dill, zVoleni byli A. Obermajer
| Vac. SediyI a prltel Lorenc
dale bude pozadano Sdr Skol
by 81 vyslal tez diva zastupce
lie Sdruz. Skol podava zpravl
pritel JOS Skalak, v reel svt
neu2nava "a Vhodne, by pan
ucitele byli zastoupeni ura
dech toho telesa. Piitel st
Svaty We s1e reel odporucujt
pro naSe Syob. Skoly jednoh,
ucltele, co riditele Skol, a uzn;
va, zc by TO nasemu Skolstv
proSpelo, nabada k tomu, ab,
sc 0 tom uVazoValo jak M. 5
S. S. tax Sdr. Skol. Prit. Aloi
| Huml Cznamuje, ze obdrzel n;
hrazeni yydaju prl siaNnost
: lama lluSa pofadane lonskeh
roku $35. 90 od Vel. Nyboru J
G. =. Prit Brosta co lednate
!. Ncku RoZumu, Zada nelake III
} formace a potrebnc vcci k tc
: mu dradu, usneseno by tai, dc
. psal pTedesl6mu jednateli, pr
Q tell Fr. Nastlovi. Dale usnese
a no, by pr6jektovana predna
ska prozatlmne byla odlozens
: Prlt. BroSta oZnamuJe pflton
nym, ne Soc. sekce budou pc
: radati prednaSku 1. nedcli dt
: pol. nesei bfeznu Mar. ;
4 III na Broadway zada prlte
mne o naNstlvenl teto. DaI
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r o B N E
O Z N A M K Y.
PRIJME Sc:

PRlJMOU SE manzele ma pra,
ei na farme. Farma ie o 50ti
akrech a mlekarenl Jest hlav-
MIN zastojem. Jen zkuseni Ii
de uecht' Sc hlasi po 6 hod.
vecer u c. Korecky, 1925 W.
65th St. roh Clark Ave.
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voleJte telefonem Hemlock -
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-01
NOMINATIONS Of
HUGHES, HOOVER
ARE CONF IRNED
Are to Be Members of the
Allied Debt Funding Com
mission; Action on Other
Names Is Postponed.

Washington, Feb. 2S.-The NOM
nations of Secretary Hughes Of
the state department and Secretary
Hoover of the department of COM
merce to the allied debt funding
commission, were confirmed by the
senate late today. Previously the
senate had adopted q resolution
extending for ten days the time in
which the judiciary committee can
report as to the constitutionality
of the nominations of Senator
Smoot. republican, Utah, and Rep
resentative Burton, republican,
Ohio. to the commission.
The question OF their eligibility
has been raised under the section
Of the constitution referring to the
appointment of members of con-
gress to federal civil offices.
Secretary Mellon, as head OF the
treasury department, under the al
lied debt act, is eX-officto chair
man Of the commission and there
fore requires no confirmation. Al
though the commission now has a
working majority, opinion was not
clear tonight whether the commits
sion could function without await
ing q decision on the question
raised with reference to the nomi-
nations Of Senator Smoot and Rep
resentative Burton.