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g sale. A. a late hour refreshmentO

tho sale. A. a late hour refreshments
were served.
l.. Honored Guest
Ono of tho pleasant affairs this week
VAS tho club meeting held in honor OF
Miss Jam" Woods of Washington, Pa,
VIII" is visiting at the home OF Miss
catherine Woods. The main diversion
was n~ecdlcwOrk until 4 late hour when
a tempting luncheon Was served to the
following guests: Misses Jane Woods.
trace Morgan. Stella Harper. Mary
Rodgers. Katherine Kelley. Elizabeth
Stevens. Margaret Rodgers. Alice Rem.
ner. Doris Smith. Anna Henderson.
Ruth Hull and catherine Woods.
"Mary's Millions" . suoesss
The play "Mary's Millions given In
The high school auditorium last evening
was 4 decided success. quite a number
Of Wheeling and Warwood people who
did not see it at the Court were present
10 see Il last night. The play was CIV
IN under the auspices Of the Presbyter.
ian church.
Personals
Mcsdamrs w. G.. WaGcnheim, r. H.
Mcclure and Louisa Meyn attended h
wedding anniversary OF their sister In
Wheeling last evening.
Rev. Brown OF New Jersey will ar
rive next week to take up his new
duties as pastor Of the Presbyterian
church. Earl Bates Of GAINESVILLE Is .
business visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toward Snyder Of Par
kersburg are the guests OF relatives on
Cherry Hill.
G.. l.. Reeves will spend the week end
with his daughter in Pittsburgh.
MI. n Mrs. George Miller and fam
!ly will motor to Pittsburgh today to
spend some time with relatives in h
city.
Miss Virginia Prthtcl will spend the
week end at her home in West Alexan.
der. <
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l.. Linviilc and son
Jack left yesterday for West Alexander
for n brief visit.
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ONLY FOUR SMALL JURoRS

MHuk"Ian, Ills. April @S.--Iiy The
Associated Irrssr-Trial of Governor
Len Small. charged tn conspiracy TO
emtr2z,r state funds, ended tho first
wee; tonight with -four jurors selected
and $worn and lawyers lin trying 10
ill IN" second pane,
TIM ard again today tie eighth man
apparently had beer found. but lust a.
r-"SV""r- l"ok"d ~hri"ht"St IN" side or
tho other would erect i ~rrremptnry
chal!nnfc and the work would start
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MARTINS FERRY
Miners Demonstration
Not Repeated Friday


Al & rui", aw"r% ~" miners since
,h,. DEMONSTRATION - ThUrSd"! a::H;.
+. v-,s =. fir, thn:gil that a."th"r
"rI,inr would 10. ~etu:,,i lrr!Lr
I'm, II, ,,jlci :, T., rnrnu.I.. Elut =: "a;
h,.,., rr, ~. rni.r-. ,n'n"S might nave
COINS. o.,t d.ii.~,a' l. -" miner who
W.. ..rtu.,4 bl me .,r"uc uu:"u man.
OPS So: - ~,.-" e. >o'";tiy r"ii'">S,
L" .p"ak.'r =" several miners ""N;:r-
day. he" .a,. r,".- "t'inl"r tht' those
ind = '~.u't.,.. ".:' '"i thu right ihit'
:" II" The unl"n UH"h If 'h'f ''' "a
d"t"r'r:""d 10 ~''rN +" 'h" .'S' an" are
planning I" ai'"nd ~" ':t'I n'"'''S -
l> h"ii - "a" n"Hi l"t"r". ~ - Known
this ''i% hIt '"t Ni''" ma 'hr'' VII
I" y" ID i.IE"r"trdti"" III "'' III" 'h''
w"-. 'triEred. a.'h"""| nam "i 'h''''
Ea"w IA: IA" n"h-'''"'' i"ir"TN were
h-lis Waited 'p"n.
Maze" t!"Nard I'Hj E"'' '"' ".'
p"rmis+'"N L" h".i : mass n''''.nI 80
THIS CiiE hC' E"fS 80 49,
:" L. ANY r'r'"'S - '-'''>'
T. & 'h"nrh' thh' no r'''' u ""'> 49,
'i""S 81 'hi' XVII w., 49, w, -.
ihi@ 80 - many ." ,'n,
IN N"S' N''EI''' "''' ~
q" w" " -
tn" ,"'dt i""E" "' '"'' m"'
"fSer'" memorial. HF ''H''',"' ~,
memorial VIII /" "''t :" '"' r,sN'
~rrHNhNi"rilN 'hlr'" P'''
been arranged ." "'''''''N 49," NC
~ 'h'Ir hal! ami artr"i i''" '"''S o
H. 'hiiT'h.
Tied 'or f1rss Fi"co'
News 'ht' Htr''''H t"' 'c"'
M"u'"'SHiII' A'S''"i '''',' - = '.'
n'''" 'HTu7'r' '"' ,'',N |
'h;"s mH'' I" -" F -"
ma '~ ma q" =" '''"' I" ~ E|n' Wv
'hcv :Nu !n'" a jn'kf slr"'h an" " WI.
from iur" good tea ritN''c 'h"' new
ranac"l :" rim n N'n'" ."'
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WARW00D
ITEMS for this column may Be left
1t McEamara's Drug Store for Mss
Elisabeth Mcclure, correspondent
Ladies

Tho ladies' Of the Christian church
were delightfully."- entertained in the
church last evening by the Mems Bible
class. The men ar" planning To have
such an affair as this every month. The
evening WAS enjoyed By all and refresh
ments were served.
"Hic1s at College"
The Senior 'crass play entitled. Hicks
At College" viii lbe presented in the
high school auditorium on May 4th.
The Seniors have been praCticing hard
md under the supervision OF Mrs.
Laura kaScly BroukeS. nope TO make It
II great success. Tickets are on sale
now and may be gotten from any Of the
Seniors.
Baseball Notes
The fa Schall team won their frst real
game last week and hope 10 keep UP
this way To-day they Will journey 20
Flushing. Ohio. to play the fast team %
that high school. Next week they viii
journey IL Littlctnn.
Ladies' Aid Society
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Zap
fist church met ~ tho home Of Ms.
Robert kavan on Hess avenue last eve
ming. Plans wer" completed for the
hak" sal" To ~ held nj tho Market audi
toriurn today. Mesdancs Robert kavan
and William Parker arc in charge of
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BRIDGEPORT
CIRCUS DAY BRINGS
HEAVY TRAFFIC HERE
LArRest Crowd OF People Seen IN
Bridgeport In Years-Ono
Traffic Jam

Circus day went m IN thIs .itv very
smoothly yesterday. both IN u~alnadiur
and loa,iInE. Traffic WIS unusually
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owe: aG.Iu. Eve pcr' m.r1"fI'a were
used during til" day. thru, l.! the state
and Two by the defense.
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COUNCIL DETERMINES TO PROCEED
WITH rwENTY-TH1RD STREE
PAVING AND CONTRACT
WILL BE LET IN FEW
wEEKS NOW.
COUNCIL TURNS DOWN REcoMMEN-
. DArroN OF MAYOR FOR CREA-
TON OF POSITION OF MO-
roRcYcLE POLICEMAN.
RESDENrs OF ELM LIE PETI-
r1oN FOR IMPROVEMENT AND
NATTER GOES TO EN-
GNEEn FOE PLANS.
arc TRANSFER OF FUNDS IS NEED
ED BY CITY TO MEET SAL
ARIES IN SAFETY DE
PARrniENr OF
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h"av! hGvluc IT," tav and officers sta
ll"nei a, tr:,ifc points had Sr"H i:ttic
tim. ~ res. Thc circus pulled ~ early
i'ruiav AMI as incr" WAS 10 train" ~
tho time. in"y had ~" '""ah." n a"ttAa
nrr">s til" river.
L. iho ah>"nrc or Officer ks"3. WE"
= ~ New Jersey. Th"mts Tracey HI""'
IN" r~'St'!nn :" r"rf"'tI"n. Guid'"b ~
;ra'h' around : "'t"'N Win "i'h 49,
and iwllinrSS. IN" real Nv" ii'i"' '""'
a:'a. Il "''."rk las n'Sh' "A'' "','
The rc"pi" coming iT"" nae ''''"S ~,
tie circus loading fN :r"'h '""I'S''"
re mH!A street. 'r''H' VIZ "'rt w.
'"f QH''" i "h'I" III one nhI\'.,' Nn"
'"h,l N"t =" a'"f'"H ""'"f 90 -
WA'''"'~ ana "'Er "'L",'T'
dents We" rc"'r"d ""1 thn ''''"S H'.
away "''H II E'"' ""''' '''''"H "'NN
= 4 II.
ON" person va near" :" F'"'| -
as .""S Is '' NJ ''"" '" -, 49,,
4" ,. r,,,
"NN" - ~ It,, 49,, NIL ,nInr4
- '''' " ~, ,,yr,
r,,c, ,,., ~, >, r.,iI,. Tho tra<"r.
~
the G"i1a!iiS "T Ms. l.c";I I1""". VIA"
died AZ columbus. ohio. early IHurSh'tl.
urr!v"l her" Friday evening. They VIII
tie i"H'h u Ia" nom" % h't "'''h'I'
Ni'l".aS l"S"' No. So ""'' -
M"'Te 'un'FA' N''''''f va -
M"ndHN AFTERNOON a, ",.''". 49,
l. J. moFi"'. fH'Io' 4. '"' t"'"H.
'.'r' III T. '""F'"' W. : ''"'' w
wees l"'''A'eh' W. ~ ""' - l""
wv" ''''c'''H.
0TlC EnOtre.
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"
The meeting % the "i:r connect he'H
last night. was hri"s hut may 'np"''
ant matters received v"1>'dr-Ai'"n o.
the city's legislators.
The work Of completion q; the lcciSla-
ton proyldiny for II" IMPROVEMENT %;
wes, Twenty-thIrd street. was tcrn!-
mated. The dctcrrntnjnE "rdtnanr" was
> .nxross,d and rvx~ed on n,r. .wn. three.
reading, under ~suSpru~lnu ~ rules. y
previous ordInluc. providing t"- the
OF bonds was repealed and 4
new one adopted by ,"ua.t. after the
city auditor had C,."l = statement SET
ting forth the prod ;nat IN" bonds t"r
$50. 900 to cover the civ S"are 81 '"'
expense.
Council also passed w.,h"u; discus
sion an ordinance auth"rt%'uG n" ser
Vice director u enter nj" - t'lS" with
Crawford Phillips t"r W>.' Of 4 room in
the city buildinx.
Council. by ordinance. also instructed
tho city solicitor :" iii" suit N common
pleas court providing :"r a transfer %
money from IN" srn'rtt ann " 'no
safety fund. /, - needed :" pa! sill
aries OF ttrem"n aud p"iic"U1'i.
Many commuH:"AtlorS W'T' r'o''E'"'
some OF them t"r Improvements. tr"P-
erty owners OF Film Alley. between FOR
ty-flfth ana t'or;y-S.A'h streets asked
for paving -: the alley - did residents
~ M or. al. c:wr,r Tui-;y-r:Yhih
md Eortv.firs. street, TNn service, d.
rector in each instance Mas n"1;"r'Ge"
10 have the city cns,ncc prepare plans
and specifications.
Persons residing aloiE the Rose Hi.
nike n]etitinn,l FOR a :. wrr. Tn" mat
pNe I,-....,r
t 10 ,,i =, ,;.,-
So. -" m,.,..,
'tionS prepare d: t"e '"e'"''
|ounSIi ~ ~ .,,nIl~
'Ise uHe ~, ~ -. -,nrc
''pe i'Ha"''a' 'H'e'' "
sent TO council 'Nt nis"I ~ NJ" ''""
4. wyatt
Councii authorised 'ne service uH''-
tor 10 have the e!ectri' NSht '"nNha'
proceed with the inStaiI'il"A O. cry
1iVhts on ItsNl3Aa avenue n "''S "e1''
aire.
Council authorized N" cay e"r'Hs"r
10 prepare 4 map tAc N'Zc thu
location o. AL ground owned by ihe c'ty.
Some members az The council favor SET
ing all ground not needed 2"w or not
Eeeded for tutur" purposes. SeNcra.
persons have ASKED tia; 'i"y be- solo
certain city tracts.
Councilmen severely Cr,;', .ZrG tire po-
lice for failure |" enforce the traffic or
dinancc Of the city. four msmbr-S speak
ing regarding ian enforcement. onr say.
ing that while r. MIS- SpcaA,uS Cally -
autos IN the business district were pick-
I'd without lights IN v~t"ta'iua IF the
ordinance. one councilman sa'd hr IA.
Violated the ordinance pur;rSc.y - 81"
If police would make an ares: M; ,ha,
they refused 10 dn So. rnuarilin"n Ar
ter a lengthy discussion voted FOUR I"
,N-.n =. ,-, J,,,. 49,.
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Spceder Pulled

officer i.,%!.p"r Of hr""L~1d" s'n
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Report in Eaght Days

4 telegram was rcc.jv"d hE y W.
Dt;r. secretary &C II" board Of trade,
that a rvp~-t would hr made hy IN"
Iio ..Aurhury Ii"tcl survey in IN" neat
cirht days. Tia. movement Of i hotel
was started Some time az" aud repre-
ScntalivrS Of that system were IN TINS
city making a SURVEY ana consulting o.
cal business men.
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Pine Program
Hr

A mustcsl rectal "" b" : r"r - 49,
Temple theatre ~.nda, .:i"r-""r +
,n-A s'cloch ,h.; - "a-,wis" OF be
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May Arrive Today

Scvc-II local rrFI,!culS have t"n"n Wy
,.ul.. aud arr making C"n-;S ~ 'h;s
rity. one Cour, ~ being mace "r I.r'
on;. avenue and several ont "a" pike.
Al present small h'ls ar" us:i: '''
court on Lincoln avenue" ~ u iLt!! dld-
mond and serves tho NuTr"r" Tennis
has been :, hIch uuT5"- wit! T"Si -:
those fans uut = :rCUHS lhH; lie OF"
game viii b. taken up AGa!H
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Ivy Empire"
No Action Here

y" action ~ r"@,rds =" ~" mines
naS been ~rrIn"icd IN inns r.;N 4 WAS IN
Martin. FrrrH. Thing -" unusually
nuir: N ;hn; Particular IN" II -
though; tia no! "a" r'-&nn living IN
his ci:y ~ vicinity work" IL n"n-nn1"n
mines IN West Vlrr.n;t and thL: there
3. .n u,t-i..nu 50" any 4 %"rd"r.
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Manager Isaac i.!S"p "t tie tI"r"H"'
AthletiC aSSUC;ttl"n ball team an
nounces that the ga; i.or,:H Goa, ami
Dock company n'aH % Lansing WI L."
the opposition for his team sunday
afternoon. The gam" vii br played AZ
The Pinch Run d"t,uuuI and = viii ="
doubt be Witnessed by 4 great crowd
Of fans. Walter Patterson NIL r" ~"
mound WORK for tn. Florence Tan vita
Schramm behind IN" htt.
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New B. & o. Schedule.

A new Ch"uu,c goes mt ctc; IN
the local division OF the Is. y -. san
DAY. An extra tram. an "~c"Un.m"uI-
ton from Wheeling |" Columbus Is -
be put on. Il leaves here At 6hS :.
VI. weStbound and arrives Ii III" even
ing eastbound ~ X:59. The t-HIn now
leaving at rs \. VI. which = an &c
:. ,commodation becomes an express train
10 Chicago. The tra;U nov arriving
here eastbound At - y. VI. Viii b."
So minutes earlier or l@:;0 \. VI. Will"
the train now arriving here ctStbounI
at les =. ~. Will arrive :" minutes
earlier. The schedule gives better Ser
ice here.
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"RECEPT R O NEYEREn

Ochotnictvo Ceske Sine So
kol ma Clark Ave-, sehraie Ii
treisi nedele rozpustilou AJAX
tovou veselohru Rudy Marika,
ktera Dude V Cleveland6 upl-
nou novinkou. Hra sama jest
velice rozmarne stav6na a o.
plyva vtipem a komickymi see
Mani, tax jake vsechny prace
oblibeneho tohoto modernlho
autora. Kdo milujes ma diva
delnich prknech zert a smfch
neopomen sc dostaviti. Pr d.
vadle utinkuje sokolska hudba,
ktera Dude hrati i pr poZd6j-
sim v6necku. Predprodej list
XII jest V znamych mistech ma
zapadni strane.
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ZKUSENOST SLECNY MAYORKY.
NAVSTfVIL il OBCAN N~ESPOKOJENY S JE~H
SPRAVOU A NAMODRIL il OCI.

Fairport, O., 3. brezna. = DR.. Amy Kaukonen, mayor
Fairportu, byla uderena do obhGeie neztotozn6nym muaem.
ienz navStivl il V iei domove a pc spachani dtoku zmizel.
Policie patra pc utoGniku. dosud vSak bezvysledn6.
Utok spachan byl vtera kratce pred polednem V mayor
cine professionally offici V ieji domov6. Muz zapotal hadku 8
mayorkou k vli prfsn6mu %provadenf move ordinance vztahuii-
Ct Sc ma obchody, Y nichz prodavany jsou lihuproste napoje q
ma kuleGnikove mstnosti.
"Vy jdete pfiis daleko s tim stihanim h~olinkaf1," muz
py prohlasil.
"Nepreii 81 jednati o te v6ci s vami. Prosim odeid6te".
mayorka pry fekla. Muz stal II dveTi, patrnt hotov ( odcho
du, kdyz nahle ~pfiskotil a udeil DR.. Kaukonen-ovou do obi
ceJe. Mayorka neposkytla dobrv popis ntocnika. Pravl pou-
re, re byl to ciznec We mestecku a re mluvil lamane.
DR.. Kaukonenova nedavno vedla kampan ma zbaveni mo-
stecka holinkafu. Sama Sc sucasnia nekterych naie2dG.
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GUV. DAVIS PROTI TRESTU SMRTI.
DIE JEHO MfNENi POPRAVA JEST OZAKONENOU
VRAZDOU.

sandusky, O., 8. bfezna. = Guy. Harry !" DAVIS Jest prot
trestu smrti a hodla pouziti v5eho sveho vlVn ma leho zrusenl
V tomto state, .prohlasl dnes veter V recl ma bankete Rotary
klubu, kde byl cestnym hostem.
Diva vrazi byli popraveni V ohioske statni trestnici vcera
rano a diva dalsi dnes rano.
Guy. zminoval Sc o utracenf ltdsk6ho zivota, tfeba sta
tenn jake trestu IA zlotin, jake neopravnenem skutku a pra-
vii, re tento zvyk Sc naprosto nesroNnaVa $ mooefhl osVlcehou
erou. Jest pry to legaisovana Vrazda.
"Velmi malo lid by odporutoyalo trest smfti' kdyby od
mich samych Sc ~vyzadovalo spu5teni elektriekeho proudu nb
konani iinych praci spojenych $ popragou lldske bytostl' pra-
vii '%guverner.
"Nicm6nt vsak kazdy obcan nese pfimou zodpovednost ga
to, nebot' Jest to ieho autorna, delegovana die Zakona ufchym
ufednik6m, iez jest vykonavana We jmene spolecnostl ldske,
kdyz n6kdo jest popraven."
At V trade neb mimo dfad, al pfiSti snem sc Selde, gu
werner Davis pravil, re Dude uslovati o pfedlozenl uStaVnlho
dodatku lidu k odhlasovani ma zru8eni trestu smrtl.
Rovnez pravil, re Dude odporutovati zmenu Y zakone,
jez odejme guvern6rovi vsechnu moe omilosthovaci 2 Vsechnu
%pfileztost podmineGneho propuSt6ni ina parole), kde dozvot-
nj zalar byl ulozen, krone v %pfipadech, kdy obleVeno move sve
dectvi dokazuiici nevinu odsouzen6ho. Guy. Davis Jest list,
re obtanstvo ohioske zavrhlo by trest smrti, kdyby mu dana
byla p~filezitost.
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NOVY NASILNICKY POkUS :,
v DOLENNfM MESTE.

OSetfovatelka slecna Loretta
Pistlova, 1920 Euclid ave.
vstoupila dnesniho rama ma We
randn bytu, kdyz pojednou by
la uchopena ia nohu a strzena
k zemi. Neznamy muz jail Sc
il rdousiti, ale zastrasen xii
KEN napadene, dial Sc ma utek.
PTispechavsimu policejnimu
strazniku Sc nepodarilo zlocin-
&c dopadnouti. Jest 0 jiz dru-
ny pIipad podobneho pokusu
V tomto okoli neb podobne do
brodruzstvi zazila ma Prospect
ave. sleGna Josefina Andrew
sova dne q. mora.
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SMUTNE VYROCf.

Ones jest tomu prave Ia ro-
kdy "a hroznGho pozaru
Skoly zahynulo
straSnou smrti Y plamenech
I'll ditek a dive ucitelky. Te-
prvn prfisernou katastrofou by
" ~pouGeny urady venovati stav
BAN skol vetsi peel, ably po-
dobnym nestestim bylo zabra-
memo.
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VOJENSKA SMLOUVA FRANCE s
MALOU DOHODOU.

Widen, 3. bfeZna. - Oficiosni prazsV casopis "Cas" ozna
mule, re minstersky predseda Or. Eduard BeneS behem sveho
pobytu Y Paii2i uzavrel $ Francii voienskou smlouvu. We smy-
stu teto smlouvy France zarucuje bezpecnost novych stredo-
evropskych statu, kdezto "Mala Dohoda" V nahradu ia to pod
porule francouzske pozadavkv Y otazce splneni podminek YER
sallleske mirove smlouvy Sc strany Nemecka. "Maa Dohoda'
munska.
We vladnich kruzch uherskych zprava ia vyvolala velky
zmatek, ponevadz Mad'ari stale ieste Sc zdrahaji uznati pod
mlnky Trianonsk6 mirove smlouvy V otazce stanoyeni hranic
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HENNESSY VZDAVA Sc T.
RhDU TAJEMNfKA "a
v
~ORCANISACE.
krise stavebnim prIimyslu
ma " pondeli dostoupiti
vrchole.

Y boil d6lnictva stavebnich
odboru nastane patrny obrat,
nebot' jeden 2 nepratelskychI
v~oievddcn w. F. Hennessy SCI
vcera stehoval z dosavadni Ill
fadovny Sdruzeni Stavitel-I
skVch IamestnaVateln q v uni
ovych kruzich Sc tvrdi, lie Sc
vidal ufadu co taiemnik Emil
n6neho telesa, &C jest pov6stI
tato kruhy stavitelskymi castecI
ne vyvracovana. Pravi Sc, re
Hennssy musi ponekud drive
nez-li bylo oGekavano svoji do
sayadni Cinnost omeziti, ably Sc
mohl vice v6novati vlastnimu
obchodu jake pokladnik the
Prospect Fourth Savings and
Loan Association. Ale porad-,
|cem Y dosavadnich akcich I'll
stane i ma dale.
Nastupcem ieho jake taiem-
nika ma Sc staff Dwight l.. Hoo
pingarner, ienz pc jisty cas- 81
bedliv6 vSimal dneSni situace a
tax Sc pomalu "ZauGoval'.
V krisi dnesni jest oCekavan
pfiSti pondeli jisty obrat. Del
nictvo ma nastoupiti v$ude.
kde platiti Dude dosud starry
mzdoVy cennik a zanechati pra
ce ma mistech, kde by kon-
traktofi Sc tomu vzpouzeli. V
delnickvch kruzich Sc neveri,
re by nynl zejmena menSl kon-
traktofi V nejziv6iSi sezone.
sami Sc stavkou finanGne nj
Gili. Die Smitha zaGne zahy
pracOvati Sc ma stavbe Fede-
.ralni Reservni banky, kteraz
lest dnes V m6st6 nejvetSl 10
Vostavbou.
Ma druhe stran6 pax sc do
mnivaii zamestnavatele, re by
delnictvo dlouho stavky neVy-
drzelo. Oba duVody pax pry
: vyulVVaii re ZkuSenOSti ZiSka-
vanych prave nyni "a stavaJl-
: ciho ~castetneho ochromeni sta
vehnich praci.
Y patek pracovali "a starou
mzdu plechari, lat'kovaci a O.
mitkari a o jinych odborech
bylo praveno, re zahali as po-
lovina delnictva.
Distriktni rada n~at6raCu, k
> nimz patri tez sklenari, zavrh-
la uienanl poslednejSich, pra-
covati misto "a soc "a hodinu
IA Toe a naridila sklenafsk6 IL
: Mi lined delnictvo Odvolati
Podobne ma bIti zakroceno
Y plumbarstvi, iehoa pfislusni-
ci pracuii nasledkem iiste, ier
Sprozatimni dohody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
NASILNOSTI v IRSKU.

Belfast, 3. bfezna. Max S. Green, predseda irske vf-
Zenske rady, byl zastrelen Y Dubline dnes, oznamuie depeSe 2
onoho m4sta. Byl zetem zesnuleho Johna Redmonda, irskeho
MISUNDERSTANDING vudce. Zasazen byl zabloudivsi kuli vypa-
lenou prchajicimi lupici.
Kdyz tri automobily s irskymi kralovskymi kons6bly cd
iizdely z Tipperary do Dubina vcera, bylo ma ne vypaleno =
donuceny zastaviti Sc pred barikadami, jez byly vrzeny pres
cestu, vy$lo dnes ma jevo. K%onsteblove byli zaiati.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-01-05
Are Not Being Driven From the
Farm; They Are DESERVING.
By A. R. MARSH, Editor Economic World.

The migration from the city the chief cause Of the
agricultural crisis which confron 1t is that
the farm to the cities has been going years that
IN our own country it particularly strong between
But the meaning of the present During decade
lSSo89O for instance farm machinery developed with great rapidly
The the the sender moving machine reached
their maximum acceao Our do the
and work with hands, as well
the hired farm help left for the city, where they absorbed into ndus
try and trade That natural and beneficial process
What taking place quite different The replacing
considerable amount Of labor the earlier crop production
but the effects general farm production have far been very
and will remain for time No other has come into
agriculture sight which be expected proc
ty OF farm labor the the
former days Those who leave the farm today
not enough work for them but because in their opinion
Aney are not being driven from the farm they deserving
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-01-05

contact with all classes of the people.
| found, however, that the viewpoint
of Americans in the Philippines, and
Americans in the United States, Oh the
subject of Independence. is not the
same.
The attitude OF the American gov
eminent, and the great mass Of the
people of the United States, is to con-
slider the Philippine question from the
unselfish viewpoint of what is best
for the Filipino people Ninety-five
per cent of the opposition to indie
pendence emanates from American in
vestors in the islands who are quite
naturally more interested In the size
Of their dividends than the freedom Of
an alien people.
The unfortunate feature OF the sit
uation is that the opponents of indie
pendence, in order to convince the peo-
pie Of the United States that the Fill
pinos should not be granted their in
dependence, find 1t necessary to libel
an entire race. TO tell sensitive
Christian people that they shall not
have their promised independence be-
cause they are not fit for it will In
the end prove mistaken policy. 1t
will only make their demand for in
dependence the stronger
AT the present time, however, the
masses of the Filipino people still
have absolute confidence in the good
faith of America. Their loyalty and
gratitude to Uncle Sam has not as
yet been impaired by the misrepre-
sensations of the retentionists. Their
leaders are intelligent enough to dis
tinguish between those Americans
who oppose their aspirations to in
dependence for purely selfish reasons,
and the great mass of the American
people whom they know desire this
government to do by the Filipinos
only that which Is just and right.
In this connection. It Is interesting
to review the development Of the pres
ent friendly relationship between the
Filipino and American peoples.
Previous to 1916 the Philippine
American relationship Is declared to
have been not Of the best. But with
law by practically both the Republican
and Democratic memberships Of Con.
gress, better feeling developed. Thil
better feeling" has now grown into
) very strong bend Of sympathy and
affection.
TAs happy attitude Of the Filipino
people toward America IL due not prtn
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