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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-11
CITY MANAGER IS
ONLY FORM FOR A
." CITY SAY EXPERTS
Meeting at Orlando Is
Unanimous on This
Subject

Orlando, Sept. 11.-City manager
form of government got a boost as
The principal topic at the dinner Civ
en- to the members of the visiting
League of Municipalities by the
Chamber of Commerce at 1890
o'clock today.
The city manager of Miami, F. H.
Wharton, started the discussion by
reciting how the new plan was put
over in that city, and the change of
sentiment of the people toward it.
And the subject ran like a vein
through the speeches, until St. E. w.
"Cinch" Acosta, of Jacksonville, con-
cluded the program for the visitors
by likening the new order to the
United States government itself. and
declaring he hoped to live long
enough to see Jacksonville adopt it.
Mayor Duckworth made the open
ing address, and turned over the pro-
gran to Wilbur Tilden, who took oc-
casion to declare himself heartily in
favor of the city management.
City Engineer G. R. Ramsey told
the visitors what Orlando is doing by
way of municipal improvements, this
phase of discussion having been
opened by the manager of Miami,
who asserts his city is spending a
million and half dollars in improve
ments.
Mr.. Wharton said the women of
Miami were responsible for putting
over the cit manager form of gov
ernment there, which came into being
year ago.
He said at the mems voting booth
the proposition was defeated by nine
ty-seven ballots, but the women vot-
ed the new government in by ma
!Ority of three hundred.
Harry Brown, Of Lakeland, took
occasion to commend the women of
the state for their political progress
siveness as evidenced by the Miami
municipal contest.
Mr. Acosta asserted that from fiji
teen to twenty cities are adopting the
city manager form of government
every month.
Frank H. Owens, president of the
city council of Jacksonville, and R. B
Huffaker, of Barlow, also addressed
the assemblage.
Wilbur Flower acted as manager
of ceremonies, and the first number
he introduced on his program was
Miss Gertrude Jones, who executed a
fancy dance on table arranged in
the rear of the dining table.
Billy Bird furnished the music.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-11
Lack of Missionary
Material Stopping
Methodist Expanse
CBy Associated Pressl

Chicago, Sept. 9-That steady de-
cline of missionary income already
has imperiled the program of expan-
sion outlined and accepted by the
Methodist Episcopal church as a part
of its celebration of the one humid
redth anniversary Of the organiza-
ton of Methodist missions is shown
in a statement of the Methodist COM
mittee on conservation and advance,
made public today.
For the fiscal year ending No
vember 80, 1921" said the statement,
"the members of the Methodist Epis-
copal church gave $14,360,OO0 for
general apportioned benevolences, or
81, 100000 less than in 1920. For the
first seven months of 1922, $1,930,000
less than the same months last year
was paid into our benevolence treas
ury.
"In America an imperative and
long needed program of church bull
ding in home mission communities
in city and country virtually has
The placing of trained wor-
kers in the backward, difficult and
home mission communities
cannot proceed further without more
adequate funds.
To promote raising an emergency
fund of $2,OOO,OOO, the committee an
nounced, the Board of Bishops of the
church has appointed Bishop Fred b
Fisher of Calcutta, india and Bishop
Edwin H. Hughes of Boston, to de-
vote their full time to the work.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-11
PLANT CITY SAGE EATS
35 EGGS ONE SITTING

Plant City, Sept l1-IOseph Lo-
misor, past three-scOre and ten, has
won local gastronomic horrors by eat
ing thlrty-five eggs, fried straight
up His nearest competitor here is
Eugene Bugg, young mar. who put
away an even two dozen at one sit
ting recently,
Mr.. Lomison downed MS first two
zen in twenty minutes, but i required
twenty-five minutes for hiu 10 con-
.suue the last eleven He stalled on
egg No, Sc,
IN the case of Bugg, he ate five
pieces of bread and drank several
glasses of water with his 5wo dozen
eggs, but Mr.. Lor1isor did not drink
any water and only ate o few crack
.ers with his portion
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-11

don IT even have q backache every month.
T cannot praise your Veget able Com
pound enough and highly recommend it
to those who have troubles like mine. |
am willing for these facts to be used as
a testimonial to lead all who suffer with
female troubles, as did, to the right
road to health. Mrs. LULA VANN, Box
As, Fulton, Arkansas.
Its this sort of praise of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, given by
word of mouth and by letter, one woman
to another, that should cause you to con-
slider taking this well-known medicine, if
you are troubled with such symptoms as
painful periods, weak, nervous feelings,
miserable pains in your back, and can
not work at certain times.
Here is a woman who i5 so grateful
and glad to be relieved from a painful
and nerve racking physical condition
tNat she wishes to tell all sick women.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-11

Balfour and Gabriel Hanotaux, OF
France, have had conference, for one
thing, wit hthe representatives of the
states directly interested with a
view of arrangement of some plan
for the protection of minorities, ra-
cial and religious, anon gthe Asia
Minor population.
Arbitration was the principal sub
iect up for discussion at today's ses-
sion, although the name applied to it
in this instance was Cancellation. A
committee appointed to draw up a
plan for treaties of Cancellation pre-
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-11
KANSAS DEMOCRATS
H D Pc To BREAK IN
COP. STRONGHOLD
Making Every Effort to
Take Advantage of
Situation
(By Associated Pressl

Topeka. Kans., Sept. 11.-Demo-
Gratis of Kansas are going into the
fall campaign with hopes more firm
ly founded, they say, than at any
time in tn epast six years. They are
putting particular stress on the con-
gressionaI campaigns in all the eight
Kansas districts in the anticipation
that the Kansas representative in
the lower house of congress next year
no longer will be solid republican
delegation. There is no election of a
United States senator in Kansas this
year. Both senator's, Charles Curtis
and Arthur Capper, however also
are republicans. The last democratic
governor in Kansas was George H..
Hodges, 1913-15.
In seven of the eight Kansas con-
gressional districts, the republican
nominees are the incumbents, the one
exception being in the third where
the veteran congressman, Phil P
Campbell, of Pittsburg, was defeated
in the primary election, after serving
nearly twenty years in congress. The
defeat of Campbell by W. H. Sproul
was the outstanding sensation of the
Kansas primary election and came as
a special blow to Campbell and his
friends in view Of the eminent posi-
ton he occupies in the national house
as chairman Of the powerful rules
committee and the further fact that
Campbell has been prominently men
toned as republican choice for the
speakership at the next session. This
also adds to the irony of the defeat
Sproul, Sedan lawyer, was the OPP
ponent Campbell defeated twenty
years ago this summer in bitter
contest for his first nomination, in
the republican district convention
four years before the present direct
primary law went into effect.
In view of the bitterness engen-
dered in the primary fight, demo-
Gratis of the third are counting a lot
OF republicans now among their
prospective supporters in the con-
gressional race, they assert. Anthem
tic reports that the Ku KluX Khan in
southeastern Kansas counties was
very largely responsible for Con-
gresham CampbelI's defeat, are
Tassed upon gently by Attorney
Sproul. 1T was the votes of the
farmers and laboring men that put
me across" is his version.
Intense interest also centers in the
eighth district. Two years ago w. A.
Ayers, then the only democratic con-
gresham from Kansas, was defeated
by Richard E. Bird by a narrow mar
gin. They again are opponents, each
having been nominated without OPP
position.
The second district also promises
a spectacular combat, William H.
Thompson, of Kansas City, Kans.,
former United States senator from
has stepped again into the
political harness as democratic nomi-
nee against Congressman Edward C.
Little. For the nomination Thomp-
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-11
Monday Sept. II ,

sented its report to the coD,I
al committee suggesting 4
members of he league an.
agreement as to conciIistio,
tration of disputes followir -.
eral plan.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-11
TRAP MEN COMPETE

Atlantic City, N. J." Sept. IL
More than seven hundred crack shots,
representing all sections Of North
America were entered in the twenty
third annual grand American handi-
cap traDshooting championships
starting here today.
Featuring today's car vas the
-s-Tac& char ionship ~ which many
Y the cOuotrY's best shooters were
2rt4rc4
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-11
GOES HOME AFTER 80 YEARS
NV Associated ppassl

Tallahassee, Sept. ia. Wiah-
nish, local farmer and business
man, is on his way to Europe to visit
his mother, whom he has not seen in
thirty-eight years. Mr.. Wahnish
came to Leon county from Spain in
1888 and made a success in growing
tobacco. He now owns the largest
tobacco plantation in the county, and
with his son operates the only tobac-
co packing house in this section.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-11
League Delegates Discuss Debacle.

Geneva, Sept. 1.-THE situation
in Asia Minor, although it has not
yet been officially called to the at
tention of the League of Nations,
nevertheless is being much discussed
by the leading delegates to the as
sembly session here. The Earl of
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-11
MRS. LULA VANN
full TON, ARK.
Suggests to Suffering Women
the Road to Health
Fulton, Arkansas. Il used Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for

soreness III my size.
would suffer so bad
ly every month from
my waist down that l
could not be on my
feet half the time. |
Wasnot able to do my
work without help. |
saw your Vegetable
Compound adver-
tised in a newspaper
and gave it a fair
trial. Now l am able
~ In Y,Nxy uyn,.L onl
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-11

son defeated Barton Needham, of
Lane, state master of the Kansas
grange, a strong farmer organiza-
ton.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28
Mayor kohler v
mestske nemocnici.

Ac sc sice zachvaty civni ne
moci nekolikrate opakovaly,
vede Sc celkem mayoru Fred
Kohlerovi, lezicimu V mestske
nemocnici, pomerne dobre.
Nepoprava 81 vsak ami zde xii
du pilne pojednava S cleny
mestskeho kabinetu obecnich
zalezitostech. Vtera navstivil
jej mestsky pravni riditel Paul
Lamb, ktery jej po dobu jeho
nemoci zastupuje a predlozil
mu k podpisu pondell prija-
tou ordinance ma vykoupeni
pozemku ma tax zvanem Nal
lu. Podpisem nabyla pax or
dinance yCera pravoplatnosti.
Jak prohlaSuje superintendent
lekaru, DIR. ]. B. Toomey, spal
pacient posledni noci velice
dobre celia choroba jevi We
lice znaCny pokrok k trvalemu
zlepseni. V nemocnici 81 pry
ale polezf as 10 dni, po kter6
lhute nasledovati musi delSi
doba oddechu, nez-li sc bude
moci v6novati poZnovu praclm
radniGnim.
Riditel parku G.. A. Ruete-
nix vCera oznamil, re nejhlub-
81 mista V koupelich Brook
side parku budou obehnana
dfevenym ohrazenim a re bu-
dou jen pripustna zkuSenejSim
plavcdm. Opatrenf Sc stalo po
n6kolika, V uvedenych koupe-
Itch loni a predloni Sc udaN
sich neStesti, "a kterych Sc ne
kolik osob utopilo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28
Soustredi jsme radu neobycejnych laci ztTejs
ctvrteenimu prode novem velkem krams
"U OUDELU"
elsie 1926 4528 Broadway,
z nichz nektere uvadime Zde.

Male pla6ne ctverce (Doyes) ku vysiv;ni vzor
Detske auminiove naprstky, vSech velkos,
mportovane japansk6 jelly ku Sti ruku, paklk
Zoubkovani (Rc Rac) ku zdobeni sa, EASTER yard
Male perletove knoky, pfebrane, Sc druh, tucet
Damske deske kapesnky, hladke bile JENNIE, DO .. Sc
Rovne ocelov6 Spendliky, pakk obsahuc -
Patentky DRESS Snaps) bile neb cerne, tucet
West Electric sponky do vlasu, Midget vekosi, &c
Muzske 1Oc modr6 neb Gervene kapesniky, DO . . SC
Sponky haGky bile neb cerne, tucty
"ONT 1Oc lesk vSech cisel ba neb klub
"Royal Society eska prize ku haGkovan vybor kvala
SOC femeny ku sicim srojum hlaZene, bezvadne
Importov gmpy cichm, bile neb cervene,
Detske 75c koupac obleky tmavomodre 45c
Dlvc novomodn "Coverall zasterv rukavy, 55c
Zenske S1O dlouhe satenove spodky (boomers
S15O prvotfidni SnerovaGky vech Gse 28
Zenske CSC perkalove zast6ry rukavy pasem, soc
Chlapecke pat6ne vrchn obeky modr6 neb hnede
Muzske 98c vsedni modre kosie mfry Az II, po
Chlapecke pat6nky (overals) mry od do 12
Muzsk6 S125 overa modre neb bile unov6 vroby po
15c slime patene rukavce ryhovanym zapestm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28
USPECH BANkOVNlHO u
REDNlkA-KRAJANA.

President The State Bank
ing & Trust Co.., Charles r.
Dodge, vGera oznamil, re
chvaln6 Znamy kraian Chas.
j. Hodous imenovan byl ridi-
telem pokladnikem pobocky
jmenovaneho Ulstavu ma De-
troit ave-, kde sc od /. Gerven-
ce stane nastupcem f. w.
Staffelda, ktery Sc vzdava ban
kovni cinnosti vIlbec. Krajan
Hodous byl az dosud Ginny V
Columbia bance ma Broadway
a vych. So. ul., kde zacal pred
"a roxy hned po iejim zaloze-
nj. BroadWaysti obchodnici
rozloucili Sc s ieho tfadova-
MIN banketem, ma kter6m byl
oslavenec obdarovan hodinka-
mi, kdezto jeho kolegove mu
dali ma pamatku zlat6 p6ro a
tuzku.
Panu Hodousovi preieme k
povyseni mnoho zdaru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28
TAKE MA SLAVNEM CTVR-
TEN DzULAJI BUDE
SETRENO.
Oklesteni obvykleho
ohnostroje.

Ably Sc pokracovalo V duchu
sporici cry mayora Freda Ko-
hlera "ustipnuto" bylo i vyda-
nj ma obvykly ohnostroj, KITE
rym byl mladezi i dorostlym V
parcich pfipominan vyznam
dne prohlaseni Americke Ne
odvislosti. Obycejne byl me-
stem venovan obnos $500 az
$4,000, kteryz Sc vsak z vyse
uvedenych ohledG "scvrkl" ma
pouhych $1,000, pri kteremz
pomerne malem penlzi arci
"rachomejtle" vysoko litati ne
budou. Obnos vyplacen jest z
vseobecneho parkovniho fondu
a neni k nemu treba zvlastnlho
povoleni mestske rady. Ohho-
stroj bude letos vypalen We
Wade parku, ktery jest mno-
hem pfistupnejsi nezli Edge
water park, kde pred dvema
roxy Sc nahrnuly lid poulicni
kary nestacili odvazeti, tax re
nekteri museli slaviti v parku
dzulaje az do pristiho rama.
Ostatnich parku ale nebude
take nikterak zapomenuto, ale
| V Edgewater, Gordon, Brook
side, Garfield, Woodland Hills
Kinsbury parcich Sc bude
musiti obecenstvo spokojiti od-
polednimi a vecernimi koncer-
lty. Jen verejne recneni bude
letos velice omezeno, zajiste
| jen k radosti posluchacstva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28
z VYLETU SKOLNfHO PA.
TRONATU MA ZAP.
STRANE.

Vylet poradany do zahrady
pTi Ceske SIM Sokol Ma Clark
ave, konan byl minule nedele
"a pomern6 slabe ucasti nase-
no obcanstva, cehoz lie jen Ii
tovati. Co platno jinak plane
povidani a ujist' ovanl, kdyz
zustane vzdy jen phi slovech,
Cd kterych k Ginum jest tax
daleko. Tu obet' by nasim di-
tkam utitelstvu mohla verei-
most pfinesti, aby Sc aspon jed
nou "a rok presvedcila 0 vyko-
name praci.
Obetavy ucitel p. Valasek, v
proslovu k pritomnym dotkl Sc
nedostatku naSich skol a pres
vsechno vyhizel k dalSl praci a
k ceste k vytknutemu cili, byt'
draha byla sebe obtiznejSi.
V posledni tride graduovali
zaci a zakyne:
Anna Karafiatova,
Evelyn Nekvasilova.
Bozena Stepnickova,
Milada Jirikova,
Bozena Prokopova,
Milada Dlouha,
Josef Svec,
Oldrich ITCHY,
Vaclav Kulhanek,
Stanislav Svaty.
Marie Hynkova,
RGzena Havelcova.
Ia graduanty podekoval u
citeli p. Valaskovi, jemuz ode
vidal ma upominku p6kny da-
rex, Stan. Svaty, Ia kterouz
pozornost pocteny zrejme do
jat dekoval srdecny slovy.
Ia Patronat promluvil p.
Krakora, napominaie, aby sko
lie venovana byla vetsi pozor-
most nez dosud. Bude treba
napnouti silly, neb Sc zamysli
postaviti novou Skolni budovu.
Zapenim mar. hymnv "Kde
domov mnj" byla oficielni cast
programu zakoncena zapo-
Lcal oddil venovany zabave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28

Mill Sc sokolskeho svatku =
tret1ho sletu zupniho. We
vSech jednotach zupy deli Sc
posledni pripravy. V sobotu,
"a. 6ervna seSel sc soudcovsky
sbor k porade zavodech do
rostu a muzu. Zupni cinovnici
obiizdejf tento tyden vsecky
sokolske jednoty clevelandske,
ably presvedcili Sc 0 priprave a
dali cvicicimu ostatnimu
tlenstvu potrebne pokyny. Y
pond6li navstivili jednotu j.
A. Komensky, vcera jednotu
Cech-Havlicek. Ultra navstivi
jednotu Cleveland a V patek
iednotu Nova Vlast.
Y sobotu, /. Gervence pres
ne We 2 hod. odp. pocina zavod
dorostu a muzG. Vecer po "a
vodech kona Sc dulezita pora-
da Ginovnik6 vSech iednot V zu
pc sdruzenych a pfatelsky We
Cirek Ma uvitanou bratfi a Sc
ster prespolnfch.
V ned6li 2. cervence bude
liz cd rama ma sletiSti ruSno.
PreSn6 V 9 hod. pocnou zkouS-
ky. Pc Mich bude spolecny o.
bed vSech cvicicich. We 3 hod.
poCne verejn6 zupnf cviceni s
timto poradem: I. Zaci - cvi-
teni prostna. II. Zakyne-cvi-
Ceni prostna. III. Dorostenci-
cviGeni tycemi. ". Dorosten
ky-cviceni polkove. V. Mu-
| zi-cviceni prostna. VI. Zeny
-cviteni s bar-bells. VII. Mu-
zi-cvicenl ma naradi. VIII.
Proslov a ohlaSeni vysledkG ia
vodG.
Odbor poradatelskT kona
rovnez pilne pripravy, ably nj
echo nechybelo k obcerstveni
hosti. Proto iist6 nebude jedno-
no uvedom6leho ceskeho kra-
lana, ktery by neprisel Sc po-
test pohledem ma ukaznene ia
dy sokolske, posilnit a vzpruzit
| ie X dalSi cinnorode praci pre-
/, st astnou a krasnou budoucnost
v6tve V Americe. J. H
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28
SLET SOKOLSKE ZUPY Sc
VEROVYCHODNi.

V dtulne zahrade Ceske ST.
ne Sokol ma Clark Ave. sejde
Sc We dnech /. a 2. Cervence
Sokolstvo zupy Severovychod-
nj, ably ukazalo svym pfizniv-
cum Sirsi verejnosti vysledky
sve t6lesne a mravni vycho-
Wy. Celia rodina sokolska bude
pohromade. Priiedou bratri a
sestry Detroit, Toleda, Pitt
sburghu, Daytonu, ably sutast-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28
ZE sCHUZE

Slovenskeho Krouzku pro po-
staveni pomniku generalu DR..
M. R. Stefanikovi. SchGze byla
cetne navstivena a zastupci C.
S. N. Sdruzeni byli tez pritom-
nj. DIE zpravy uzsiho vyboru,
az dosud sbirky a vytezky re
zabav prinesly kolem $4,000.
Socha gen. Stefanika Jest OBJ
iednana v Praze, ktera be-
hem srpna bude do Ameriky
odeslana. Podstavec die nabi-
dek bude vyzadovat deset az
patnact tisic. Zastupci C. S.
N. Sdruzeni podavaji nahled,
zdali by nebylo lepe penize
obetovat ma zalozeni nejake
skoly neb dobrocinneho usta-
WI ma Slovensku, ktery by byl
pro vzdy zivym pomnikem tax
zasluznemu muzi, jako byl ge-
neral Stefanyk. Vybor vsak do
kazuje, re prace ia jiz tax po-
krocila, re sc nenecha ma tom
mic menit. Bylo usneseno po-
zvati k spolupraci Svaz Kato-
likG spolek ceskoslovenskych
Legionaru. Strucny zivotopis
gen. Stefanika, pojednani o
jeho konani obetech ma byt
" mistnich casopisech uverej-
men.
PriStf schGze jest stanovena
ma pondeli 10. Gervence V Ces.
SIM Sokol ma Clark ave-, v kite
re bude naznacen program k
praci, tax ably Sc uspesne a
rychle podnik mohl uskutec-
| nit. Pomnik bude postaven We
Wade parku proti historicke-
mu museu, kde misto m6stskou
spravou jest jiz urceno. Po-
mink bude postaven imenem
Cechoslovaku a tudiz jest "a
doucno, kdyz bratfi Slovaci
dali k tomu podniku Zaklad,
abychom my Cesi a Moravan6
nezGstali psaadu a vsemoznou
pomoc tomu podniku poskytli,
nebot' gen. Ste !anik, jeho O.
bette a ieho hrdinstvi vykona-
val co Cechoslovak a ieho "a
sluhy 0 osvobozeni nasi stare
vlasti jsou po pres. Masaryko-
vi ma prvnim miste. F. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28
OBE. TELEFONNI SPOLEC-
NOSTI BUDOU SLOUCENY
" SRPNU PRfSTfHO
ROkU.

Stale pfedpovidane splynuti
obou spoleGnosti The Ohio
Bell n Ohio State Telephone
Co, ku kteremu bylo dano V
m6sici zari mezistatnf obchod-
nj komisi poVoleni, bude usku-
teGn6no teprve Y srpnu roku
1923. Ohlasili tax vcera ne
kteri vySsi ufednici The Ohio
Bell Co. Cd udane dolby bu-
de mono maiitelGm telefonil
rozmlouvati vedenim obou spo
lecnosti.
Ale zadna radost neni bez
kapky horkosti, nebo spojeni
vyzadovati bude nakladu as
pul druheho millionu dollarG,
coz bude miti Ia nasledek
zvySeni telefonnich poplatku,
Obnos ale nikterak pry nebu-
de nahrazen prvnim rokem ale
Y delSi dobe.
Plany telefonnich spolecno-
sti jsou stale meneny; tax Bel
Co. slibovala "bezprostredni'
zavedeni automatickeho tele.
fonovani, ale o provedeni ne.
nj dosud ami potuchy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28
PRO co Sc TAKE CLOVEk
MUZE DOSTATI
DO BASY.

Pred okresnim soudcem Ho-
merem G.. Powellem mel sc v
iistem procesu dostaviti jako
svedek 27-lety John Broom
head, 3O79 Overlook rd., Gle
veland Heights. Prisel vsak k
soudu prilis pozde, tax re jei
rozlobeny soudce pro nevaz-
most k soudu kazal ma dive no.
diny zakastlovati do okresni
venice.
"Zdalo sc mi, re jsem tam
sest hodin," prohlasil liknavy
svedek, kdyz Sc, protiraje 81
oci, octl ma "bozim slunecku"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28
"svET"

Poradany zavody ditek v be
hu, vylosovan kapr, jenz pri-
padl st'astnemu majiteli list
ku {. II atd. Zaslouzene po-
zornosti tesla sc i vystavka
peknych skolnich praci ctvrte
tridy. Pc seste hodine veceni
zapocala pax tanecni zabava
pro starSi cast navSt6vniku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28
sMUTNE KONCE.

Bonneville, Mo-, 27. cervna.
Henry w. Widdicombe, 96-lety,
Glen stare a yazene rodiny, ze-
mfel okresnim chudobinci
zde vcera. Widdicombe byl
svedkem Marka Hanny ma je-
no svatbe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-28
OKRES KOLEkTUJE PRO-
PADLE ZARUkY.

Jak oznamuie okresni "a
lobce Edw. c.. Stanton, vymohl
okres "a tento rok $4,000
propadlych soudnich zaruk.
Jest to nejv6tsi obnos Ia 20
rokIi, krone lonskeho.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27
st. NihoIas.

Der 5anilie Soiepb 8olters ipllr-
Sc leBte Mohe Elm ber5iges Nldo6en
geboren bas ben Gltern pielieitige
@liidtpiinide bradte.
Seinrih 8ieber BON Jarming nar
Spnntagsgait Der bier mobnenoen 5a-
mile Soul 8bilip.
2eBten samltag mobnten Die, seb=
rer oieier Nadbarid,nft Der IN Sob
.gpring ltatfgefu1lbenen 2ebrer nrlo
gltern8 eriamn1lltng BEL.
.2eioer naren Die 5armer ibrer BITE
len Jeloarbeiten megen gum 1el per
binoert, Der inferellanten gerlarnn<
lung bei5umobnen.
sDieie 8od1e Miro Die Nuftergottes-
@rptte, Sic bon einem Wifglte0 Der
Der gemeiinbe gelhenft fpuroe, an Der
siioieite unlerer Stride errihtet mer=
oerL moour6 oaS Mnsleben beg Sir
d%engru1loes 5lueifelso6ne beoenteno
.geboben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-27

yx49
lit Jrnl1 8arrD andpp ipieoer II ibren
Geiiigen GalniIierfreis 5urudgefebrt.
Nau Otto snnede unb ai1ber, Die
III Billiard nobnenben gerpanbten Fl.
men mebrere Gage ~oaler1loen Beiud
eritatteten, iino fpieoer oabeim eil1ge-
troffen.
SEQ. Nobiid)m, Deldber in Der
County Quoitors fice 81 st. CLOUD
Mniteaung bat, mar 5u Ditern Del lei.
men biter feBbaften eltern, Setter Robi-
idon uno Grau.
SEQ 5d6nboff bon Minneapolis
.genoB Die Grenben bes Siterfeites bier
an Der 5eite ieiner gltern, S 9.
sbonboff uD @aftiin; aud tDeiIte
Sri. glorence gogel BON minneapolis
al Gitern bier i'm glternba1iie.
Seq Sod BON 5nnf Centre belt id
bier int gertpa1oten= un6 Greunoes=
freiie etlibe 5uge beiuhstpeiIe auf.