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Arizona republican., 1922-04-17

Fewer than 1000 OF the 1000 men
trained as aviators by the United
States during the world war are now
engaged in flying. either for military
or commercial purposes.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-17
THE WRONG SIREN.

The SaleSman-That dinky little
horns no good. You ought to put
siren on your car.
The Boob--Once is enough. picked
one up the other day and she ate SIS
worth OF supper on me.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-17

TO train 10000 aviators during the
world war cost the United states
$4,000 each.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14
MISS CRoWELL RECEIVES
INSIGNIA LEGION OF HONOR

The New York Herald of July 9Th
carries a dispatch from Paris as fol-
lows:
President Millerand today pinned
the insignia of the Legion of Honor on
Miss Elizabeth Crowell director of the
nursing service OF the Rockefeller
Commission for the Prevention of
tuberculosis in France. The presen-
tation was made during the presiden-
tiaI reception to the members of the
commission, which is terminating its
active work in this country.
The news OF this honor which has
come to Miss Crowen win be a source
Of great pleasure to her Pensacola
friends, who have watched here career
with great interest since she left Pen
sacola, going first to New York, and
then to Paris, where for several years
she has been at the head of the nurs-
ing service OF the Rockefeller founda-
ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14
LOVELY PARTY
ENJOYED.

On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. F. J..
Roche of 1913 North Sixth avenue enter
tanned with . lovely party, complimenting
their daughter, Viola Davis, and many
Of her friends.
The guests were graciously received
into the parlors, where dancing and mu-
sic, furnished by the victrola, were en-
joyed during the entire evening.
Later the guests were invited into the
dining room whore q dainty course OF
ice cream and home made cake were
served.
Those who enjoyed this informal party
with Viola Davis we're: Misses Mary and
! Louise Meyers, Charlotte Williams, Lena
Harris, Ida williams, Mrs. Shambray of
Birmingham, Mrs. Jane Prestley and two
attractive daughters. Lillian and Anice, of
| Bagdad; -Messrs. Albert Davis, Tommie
Hudson, Clinton Knowles, Walter Willis,
Joe Barberi, Jack and j. Rosenbloum and
the host and hostess, MT and Mrs. Roche.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14
MANY LEAouERs ATTEND
DELIGHTFUL HAY RIDE.

The delightful hay ride and watermelon
cutting which was an event Of Tuesday
evening was attended by many members
of the Epworth League Of the First
Methodist church and their friends Two
trucks were the means Of conveying the
large party to Eleven Mile creek where
on the beautiful sand bar, iced cold water
melons and Ice cream were enjoyed. Jol-
ly games were played and an enjoyable
evening was delighted In. After return
ing to the city the party rode all around,
going out to Big Bayou and other high
ways.
The guests enjoying this hay ride were:
Misses Mary Pace, Carolyn Carter,
Louise and Clarine Runyan, Sue Yon.
Nary and Florence Tryon, Matte Mae and
Erma Kate Mcmillan, Ruby and May
Belle Gray, Murle Jones, Montaree Bar
rineau, Bernice Coley, Elisabeth MaclSey,
Lucy and Gladys Hockins, Daisy McAIlis-
ter, Eva d. Howe. Nora Holland, Ger
trude johnson, Aline Hickss Edna Horne,
Messrs Clarence Melton, Dixon Carter,
Joe Baggett, John Horne, Edwin Hols-
berry, Bill Carter, Eugene Hudson, Pres
ton Furxeson, Robert Geist, George D.
villar, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jones, Mr..
and Mrs w. M Lipscomb, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. ". Holland, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred IL
Berry, Mrs. Edna DeLaRua, Mrs. Rose
F1emming, Mrs. Runyan, Mre. NJ. S.
Prestley and others.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14
MISS KEHoE TO STUDY
IN NEW YORK

Mis- Fannie Kehoe left Tuesday for
Chattanooga, where as president of the
Pensacola Business and Professional
Woman's Club she will attend the ma
tional convention of that organization.
After week or ten days spent In
Chattanooga, she win go on to Wash
ington and New York.
In New York she will spend several
months, while in the city attending the
classes OF Kosloff, the Russian dane
Ing teacher. and also the classes of
Chalet the French teacher OF inter-
pretative and ballet dancing.
Miss Kehoe, who for many years has
been noted as one OF the very best
teachers Of music in this section Of the
south, during the past two years has
also been most successful with her
dancing classes.
Before leaving for New York she
said that while studying in the city,
she will make plans for a large dance
which she win give for her pupils at
Christmas, in the form OF a pageant,
and also for the ball to be given in
February for King Priscus, Junior,
who for the second time will reign in
Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14
SENIOR DEPARTMENT or
SUNDAY SCHOOL ENJOY A
DIME AMI RhNAiln

DRIVE AND PICNIC
Wednesday evening immediately after
prayer meeting, the Senior Department Of
the Gadsden street Methodist Sunday
school, enjoyed very delightful drive
and picnic lunch.
The party composed of about twenty
young people left the city at nine O'Clock
in several cars, and rode out to Missing
Link Ferry, where q delicious picnic lunch
was served. and jolly games of amuse-
ment were lenjoyed.
After leaving the ferry the party motor
ed to the city around by Goulding, ar
irving at their homes at twelve thirty
o'clock.
The chaperones for this pleasant occas-
ion were; Mrs. j. d. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. e. Williams and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. McGhee.
The younger folks who INDUCED in the
pleasures were: Misses Freddie Sheppard,
Marguerite Favre. Katie Thompson. Maude
Roberts, Hazel Miller, Annette Day, An
geline Abbott. Otis Manning, Vermont
Talton and Grace Williams, Messrs. Ed
McDougal, Henry Wathren, Ven Favre,
Kent Phillips and Earl Prnnty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14
SURPRISE FAREWELL PARTY
HoNoRiNG MISS SARA
BILLINGSL EV

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. v. Patterson of
North goth avenue, delightfully."- en-
tertained with a surprise farewell
party, complimenting their attractive
neice Miss Sara Billingsley OF MUIR
freesboro, Tenn, who has been their
guest for the past six weeks, and who
has been honored with a number of
informal courtesies. However, none
proved SO delightful as this, when on
Wednesday evening to her great sur
prise, was given this most attractive
party.
This party of young boys ana girls,
visited the lovely Patterson home, in a
jolly storm of merriment and laughter,
and after assembling in the living
room and reception hail. dancing, mus
ic and other interesting forms of
amusement were enjoyed.
During the hours of entertainment
delicious iced fruit punch was served,
and at a late hour the guests bid fare
well to Miss Billingsley, who will
leave today at noon for her home.
after her very delightful visit in the
city.
The guests sharing this pretty
courtesy with Miss Billingsley were:
Misses Margarita Mayes, Clifford, Ed
ma and Angela Clark, Emily and
Amante Semmes, Annie Mary, Wilmer
and Jessie Hall, Gladys Turner, Hilda
Bingham, Louise Buck, Thelma Col
Inns, Louise Dean, Mae White. Messrs
frankie Reilly Frazier Patterson,
Doce CaIvit, Dean Patterson, Doyle
Driver, McHenry Jones. Dick Bling
ham, Willie Baker, Francis Taylor,
Alvin White Ed Reilly, Randall Hag-
erman, John Lewis Reese, Billy Dick
Turner, Marion Watson, Allen Cant,
Richard Merritt, Treadwell Covington,
Marvin Pepper, Raymond Marsh,
Charlie Mayes, Buck Mitchell, Dudley
Gum. Buster White, Edgar Elebash
and Wright Reese.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14
MISS HoLLIE JONES
DELIGHTFULLY."- ENTERTAINS

Miss Hollie Jones delightfully."- en-
tertained with lovely party at her
home on West Cervantes street, We'd
nesday evening complimenting her
attractive sister, Miss Vera, who is q
graduate Of the girls college in Rae
inc Kanoska in Wisconsin. where she
has been attending school during the
past winter.
The entire lower floor OF this spac-
ious home opened ensuite and at
tractively decorated with varicolored
Japanese lanterns and flowers and
plants. Lovely baskets and vases fill
ed with pink coral vines and delicate
sprays Of ferns made the scene Of en-
tertainment more artistic In its dec
orations.
An entertaining program Of dancing
music, jolly and clever games were
enjoyed by the guests. The main feat
ure OF the evenings pleasure and one
| causing great bit Of laughter was
an animal game in which Miss Lillian
D'Orvall had the honor Of winning the
first prize.
During the evening Miss Merle
Jones served refreshing iced fruit
punch and at the close of the games
the guests enjoyed cake and brick
ice cream, which very attractively car
ried out the color motif of pink and
green.
Miss Jones' guests attending this
pleasant affair were: Misses Vera
Jones, Myra Quina, Tessie Morgan,
Mary Tryon, Annie Pooley, Maude
McVoy Rosa1ie Brown, Josephine Cot
trell, Thelma Lempke, Donna Jones,
Lillian D'Orvall, Sue Yon, Messrs
Jack Humphreys, Happy" Suggs,
Lawrence Brown, Eric Anderson, Har-
gis Campbell, Alto Adams, Lamar
Sara, Celestine Sara, Jimmie West,
Billy Robinson, E. NJ. Martinsky,
Willie Blumer and Billy Keys.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14
EscAMBIA GROVE TO
MEET THIS AFTERNOON

Ali members OF Escambia Grove
Number 344, woodman Circle are re-
ouested to be present at the regular
meeting this afternoon at three o'clock
at the Odd Fellows hall.
The State Manager, Mrs. W. eau
then of Jacksonville viii be at this
meeting to give an interesting talk.
Members are urged to attend as bust
ness of Importance will be transacted.
Mrs. Cauthen is the house guest OF
Mrs. George Johnson, SIS East Ger
vantes street, while in the city, how
ever she expects to leave on Saturday
for Crestview where on Sunday after
noon, she will conduct very impress
sive unwilling ceremony.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14
:, EruRNEp FROM DELIGHTFUL
~ EsTERN TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. E, NJ. Pyle have returned
ON western trip which included points
California, Colorado, with visit to the
rand Canyon and Yosemite Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pyle spent seven weeks on
10 trip. ten days Of which were spent
San Diego as the guests Of Ensign and
RS. John Burrow. Mr.. Burrow is execu-
ve officer Of the Torpedo boat Young.
while IN San Diego they also met Lieut..
Id Mrs Kilmer and several other friends
rmerly stationed in Pensacola.
Besides making the two automobile
urs Of the Yosemite Valley, where they
snt three days, and two days at the
rand Canyon, they visited famed Catall-
Island as we'll as San Francisco, Los
ngeles, Berkeley, Oakland, Pasadena
Id other California cities.
They also visited in Old Mexico, went
the Philosophical school at st. Iona,
pnducted by Madame Pingley, visited
oronado Beach, Denver, Salt Lake City,
hjoysd a Todeo at Fort Collins on July
Purth, and also other points Of interest.
While much. pleased with their visit to
10 west, Mr.. and Mrs. Pyle did not see
by place they liked better than Pensa-
bla, or any more beautiful.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14
SENIOR ENDEAVoR TO
ENTERTAIN WITH CHATAUGuA

The Brightville Outdoor Chautauqua
which was a postponed event from
Friday evening, June Soth, viii be Civ
en- on Friday evening July 21st, at the
Knox Presbyterian hcurch. The Senior
Christian Endeavor Of the Knox
church has had this delightful enter
tainment arranged for some time, but
on account of the death in the family
of one Of the leading members in the
Endeavor 1t has been postponed until
that date.
The spacious church lawn will be
the scene OF this pleasant affair and
will be attended by the members and
their many friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14
ire. II. L. GRAHAM
HOSTESS AT 500 PARTY.

The home Of Mrs. n. l.. Graham. North
welfth avenue. was q beautiful scene
a Thursday afternoon. when she gra-
iously entertained the members Of the
live Hundred Club, playing for the bene-
t Of the Woman's Home and few Of
er friends.
AT the appointed hour, which was four
clock, the guests arrived and were re-
eivsd into the living room and dining
pom, which were prsttily decorated
fith a vari-colored assortment Of cut
overs and ferns. Seven tables were
ranged for the afternoons pleasure,
hieh was enjoyed IN playing cards.
AT the close Of the games, q bevy Of
Dung girls, who were Misses Willie
ellie Graham, Mae White, EIIlda Bing-
am and MargaritA Mayes assisted Mrs.
raAam In preparing and serving do
aous salad and ice courses, which were
noroughly enjoyed by the guests.
me guests enjoying Mrs. Graham's hos
'anty bebides the members of the
'uo We're: Mrs. clifford Murphy. Mrs.
Ono o. Engstronl, Mrs. p. r. Bingham
10 Mrs. John NJ. Cole.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14
MRS. JERNIGAN CELEBRATES
HER EIGHTY-FIRST BIRTHDAY

A delightful evening was spent at tho
home Of Mrs. Caria Mann, who entertain
brated her eighty-f;rst birthday annive-
sary.
Cards. music and games were enjoyed
during the evening and those amusements
were followed by q delicious course of
ice cream, cake and refreshing fruit
punch.
Those enjoying this delightful affair
with Mrs. Jernigan were: Mrs. F. Long
ley. Mrs. F. Gryder. Mrs. Agnes Selse-
meyer, Mrs. Herbert Messer, Mrs caria
Mann: Messrs. d. c. Minis, A. Adams,
Charles Pearce. j. wollen and Lawrence
Jeginine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14
Social Calendar


-Bavou Chico Girls Club meet
SI w hostess, Mrs. Pat Gonzalez. Lit
ms psvou. 1880 p. m.
!" IT,, monthly business and social
Ees ting Phllathea Sunday school
me- IT, Gadsden street Methodist
e, s~rcs hostess, Miss Lucille Boyer
W1tn avenue and Moreno street,
H'"," assisted by Mrs. Ebert Clubbs
~ ave expected to be present.
rEsDAY-
".,,,or meeting, Gadsden street
Nv TSstbodlst Mems Club, Ladies
",rht, Each member is urged to
=. S,e nresent accompanied by lady.
psfreshments will be served and
~ interesting program has been
arranged.
JULY. ~.
aida, base and lanquid breeze rest
VIM unbeams drain the poppies red
cup dry. ~
=. rows Of ragweed so grim and still
yv,srs leaves unfold to greet the fair
July
h. corn waves high its yellow silker
plumes
Ind cobwebs pull the daisies caps
awry.
;. ,s,r,es spin their looms midst grasses
lush,
And time lags meath the spell of warn
July.
NV lifts her chalice, pearly white.
To tempt passing, gay winged butter
fly.
nd cardinals flames beside some mari
Colds,
falling Of dreams that Weakened in July
ose petals lie in fragrant rainbowed
drifts
But no one asks the wherefore, nor the
why;
cricket chirps, and golden rods their
robes flash,
While bees fitch honeyed sweets in calm
July.
ringing the alsles, CLEAN starry astel
blooms,
And soft brook croons summers lullaby
drowsy poppy let her red glass fall
And bears her heart in farewell to July.
Agnes Lockhart Hughes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14
ENJOY CAMP BREAKFAST
ACROSS BAYOU TEXAR.

The members Of the Florrie Williams
sunday school class Of the First Chris
tian church enjoyed "a lovely outing ear
" Thursday morning. The entire menu
bership with their teacher. Mrs. Bruce
somervills, met at the Bayou Texar
bridge early and after scouting across
the bayou enjoyed a delightful dip In the
refreshing water before cooking break
fast over a pretty bon fire.
The party enjoyed this hike and say
they win take another such trip soon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-14

The Journals Advertising
Rate Is the same 20 an
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-26
FILMOVY PRUMYSL V POLITICE..
GENERALNf POSTMISTR HAYS KRITIsOvAN PRED
SENATNfM VYBOREM

washington, 25 lelna. Obvnenf re pohybvych obraz
ku sc pouaiva pocke Ge ba ucin6na odporucovate
federani censury pred enatnm prvnm podvpboren dnes
Behem sySen byla vyvolana otazka zdali vber general
niho poststra IIayse ably postavv fmove nustre
Spojenych Staech nema spoeGneho TIM
pfedsedou narodnho republikanskeho vyboru sH@ <
Zakon ma tederalni reguovani pohyblivych
brazk1 by odporucen pr syen pr pouze ena
byla zastoupena enom IT, kdoz pr zakonu obev jake
svedkove avSak Shordge California pTedseda
by oho min6n aby drive nez podvybor zaume uee
vsko vzhedem vysefovan fmove ndusre zastupc odpur
Gu federani censuy NELL by byti syseni Ma tom zualo
Dnesn zasedani byo jaks predbeznym tomu cili, ali
Zstilo mn6n enu zdal melo by byt odporucen
ntu resoluc senatora Meyerse Montany demokraa
zajmu formanho vysetTovan ceeho fmoveho prmysu do
mneleho pouzvn pohyblvych obrazku poticke 6ee
zda mea by by neiaka forma konroy neb censy ably
zamezil znemravnujici viv seho druhu obrazku.
Nektefi senato ou oho mineni podnikatee proviny
prot zakonum mravopocestnost NELL by by snan ale
neZamlouva Jim zaveden vSeobecn6 censury.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-26
ZALEzITOSTI PERCLERA
A MECfRE.

Praha, 4. ledna. Posto. zpra
va. - Dnesni Tribuna piSe
Byvaly vyslanec v Tokiu DIR
Pergler nevrati sc podle nasicf
informaci jiz do diplomatic
kych sluzeb csl. republiky. To
to rozhodnuti je V souvislosti
urcitymi pripady ma tokijsken
vyslanectvi "a jeho uradovani
hlavne znamou podvodnou afe.
rou lirednika Novaka, k niz dr.
Perglerovi vytyka Sc nedosta.
TEX obezrelosti. - Bruselsky
vyslanec Mecir dli v Praze a
jeho nedavna zalezitost jes,
pfedmetem vysetrovani mini
sterstvu zahranici. Nelze do.
sud rici, vrati-li Sc jeSt6 DIR. Me.
cir ma sve pusobiste.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-26
OMLOUVAJi Sc ZITE.
FRANCOUZI VYTYKAJf SVE VLADE ZE Sc IA
CHOVALA "NECALANTNE' VUCI BYVALE
CfSAROVNE.
Pariz, "a. ledna.

Pafiz, "a. ledna. Jak oznamuje Lyonsu, projea
atudy byvaa rakouska cisaovna Zta sobotu noc zp
tecni Svycarska ned6 bya Bordeaux kdez ma
nasoupi LODI Jede prvodu sveho bratra Xaviera Pon
vada ezto nacek jest Habburkm rozhodne pfa
elsky upozornen ktere vypada jake omu
vysv6tuje pfisnejsi opaen prot Ze byla ucnena
vadou ledna kdyz by cee vlady es5
BRAND Stalo ednohasne odporucen rady vevyan
cn
Casop stran konservatvnch, ktere Poncareova Via
opra vytyka Wade orm slovy nedostatek gaantnost
dopustia TIM zakazaa zpae6n PariZ
vlada ucnila teprve tehdy kdyz Zita proizdec
Parz do Svcarska nezachovaa pedepanych pravde uje
dovoeni lrada Ppomnaji, Zta chtela zdrze
diva dny Pafiz opatft veke nakupy ruznych potfeb
spolecno svych bratfi Xavera Vada tim zplsobem
odehnaa pafzskym obchodnkGm zakaznka nemz ie zna
mo-, berane kupue kdyz duh. Nekere casopisy
hasu ednn vlady neryfske tvrdi re Zita bya nako
Franci b6hem valky nenavidela Nemce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-26
POMOC EvROPE = POMoC FARMARl
MA KONFERENCl ODPORUCOVAN BILLIONOVY
KREDIT MA KUPOVANf PLODlN AMERIKY.

Washington, 25. ledna. Ucastenstvi ma ekonomckem
znovavybudovan Evopy poskynuti bilondolaroveho i've
czm nkupnkdm zdokonaleni ko-operativnho uvadeni
podn do trhu byly mez prosedky uevu stavac
delske sne odporuovanym ecniky pred narodn zemed1
skou konferenci.
Recnici shodovai tom re Jest tax d1ezito,
ably plodny doaly do hu pravy neilevne ako
jech vypestovanf.
GUY. John NJ Parker Louisany, jenz navrhl aby liver
cizm nakupnikm umoznen byl prosrednictvm federa
servn banky vzbud nadsen kdyz yzva vastenecke demo-
kraty hu ably stall boku vasteneckych repubkan Seve
ru' lsi rozusteni probemG pred konferenci
j. NJ Anderson Cd St Paul Equity Cooperative Exchange
postava nohy, ocekavat, take pom6y
Americe zepsi.
"Kdyz isme Jim pomohli vyhrat vaku pravl "sme po-
vnn pomoci Jim vyhrati mir.
Dale prohsl Anderson, ze Spojen6 Staty mey by byti
zastoupeny nadchaze konferenc Janove mely by pr
at zasoupenf repara6nf kom Znovavybudovani Meme
jest nunym obnoven Evopy pokracova ale
to nestane, "pokud nebude vedeti, ma platiti"
Poskynu 1veru Evrope sumo iednoho neb dvou mlio-
doar tax aby byo il umozneno kupovati amercke hospo
dake pony vrobky bylo rovnez odporu6ovno Anderso
jenz prav ze tim byo by opravdu farmrun
nko bankerm, jak caste d6je kdyz jedna obvykle
obchodni pdjcky.
Nekte ecnci vyvraceli pov6s, konferencijes w.
vozovan vv ably vyada pro tax zvanemu farmarsk6mu
bloku kongresu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-26
PROTI HROMADNEMU
ODSUZOVANf.

Koncem prave minuleho ro-
ku Sc stale, ze nektere osoby
byly ma municipalnim soude
hromadne odsouzeny, aniz by
jejich vina byla vysetrovana
tax, jak toho zakon predpisu-
je. TAX mi mineni zvlastni-
no vyboru advokatni komory,
kteremu bylo svereno, ably ty-
to divine soudni pom6ry vyse-
tril. Omluva soudu, re stej.
nych pfipadu byl veliky pocet
nemnze byti zde, kdyz Sc hra-
je 0 odsouzeni clov6ka vymlu-
YOU. Nekolik yinnikI bylo po-
slano timto hromadnym odsou-
zenim do robotarny.
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" CESKEM MESTECkU Wy.
fiORELA SKOLA.

Prague, Neb., 20. ledna. -
(Postovni zprava.) Minuly pa
tex v poledne, prave kdyz Ia
ctvo nasi vyssi sloly odchazelo
k ob6du. vypukl We skolni bu-
dove pozar a znicil j celou az
do zaklad1, Ohen vznikl We
strese, blize kominu a byl spo-
zorovan az kdyz strecha pro.
horela a "a hodinu byla celia
rozsahla dfev6na budova "a.
zehnuta. Shorel veskeren ma
bytek knihy a haseni mic ne
prospelo. Nikdo re zaku ne.
prisel o zivot. Poiistena byla
ma $1,000, coz hradi asi polo.
vinu ztraty. Ably vyucovani
nebylo pferuseno, vybor skol.
nj ihned objednal knihy ma.
jal mfstnosti We meste, tax ze
Sc zapocne vyucovati hned \
pondeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-26
OSUDNE. NESTES'rf v AKRONU.
SOUDCE A UREDNfK SKOLNf RADY USMRCENI
"SPLASENYM" AUTOMOBILEM.

Akron O., 25. edna. - Soudce Phillip B. Treash, 47ety,
Glen noveho devateho dstrku odvolacho soudu tomo
se by mse zabt c. M. Woodruff 45ley obchodni RI
dtel Akronske skoln rady smene poranen dnes $40
Ger, kdyz zasazen by Howard Mill ulcich nakadnm
auomobiem jenz nekontroovan rdcem, l til boky
obchodnm stredem Akronskym
Woodruff skonal mestske nemocnc pet hodn po
hode nsedkem svch poranen Elmer Cough 22ety zam6st
dozorce mad rozvazkou rmy Feschmann East Co.,
Iic naladnho auomobiu byl formaln obvneni
zabi.
Die ocitych svedkG nehody Cough pokouSe spustiti
sro auomobu jenz a pred zavodem Fleischmannovy fir
Mill ulici Kdyz to nezdario obratl AUTOMOBILE
tax ze mlfil do vrchu Mill uice pokus spu sroj
tim, re truck zataGenim rozjel.
tom sroj spusti automobl, ktery neby zabrzd6n,
hna hroznou rychost do vrchu Pokus Goughiv doho
nti stroll byl bezvyslednym Kara mnua High ulc pax
phnala Main, havnf obchodni epnu Akronu Az do te
dolby rtla sedem ulce, ale nenadan zahnula levo
zasha soudce Threashe Woodruffa kdyz chtei
vstoupi ma chodnlk po pfekrocen Mill ulice
Truck zachyt jejich tea nes je pres ulc rozdrtl
pro zd zavodu Quaker Oats zapadn sane Howard uice
PT sve divoke zde dod po Mill ulci truck jenom Was
minul nekoik chodc automobG ak High tax ma Main
uici.
Po soudci Threashov z6sala vdova dive male dtky,
Woodruffov ctyfi deti We veku Cd 7 do II roka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-26
SOUKROMY POE4REB PRO PApEzE.
JENOM OMEZENEMU POCTU OSOB DUDE DOVO
LEN VSTUP DO BAsILIKY Sv. PETRA

RIM 25. ledna. - T6lo Benedkta XIV bude pochovano
basce Petra Ultra Obrady budou vykonany hodiny
odpoedne natez kollegum kardna venuje vyhrane "a
ezostem spojeni konklaye ieY bude zahaera
Do ohromne basiky pohfebnch obTada budou nit
vstup pouze kardnaove clenove ponkaln domacnost d
plomaticti rednc poveren Vakanu ddstonfci ednotek
papezskeho voiska cenove nesarsich rod echty
Msgr Sanz De Samper, papezsky major domo, byl dnes
primo oblehan zadate lstky ale odm je vsem, krone
osoban iichz byl pTibuzni kardn-
III nemoh zskati stkd jez by je opravovay ke vupu do
basiky. Cd dplomatu bude dano pTedlozi
vyoucen.
Londyn, 25 ledna. Rimsky correspondent London
Times dozvida spolehveho pramene konkave
en nastupce Benedka XIV bude pravd6podobn6 odozena
jezo nen mono vykonati vsechny pfipravy do 2 nora