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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

10 jewels, 25-year white
gold case; in the. new
shapes, $1,000.
Is jewels, 20-year, fancy
round; $3.50.
Is jewels, 20-year, fancy
engraved, octagon, $500.
Is jewels, 14-year, solid
gold; $1,000.
Elgins in 2O-year cases;
$500.
Come by and pick out
some of these watches and
we will lay them aside for
you for Christmas, as we
only have a limited number
at these prices. Watches
will advance in price soon
on account of the new tariff:
bill just passed.
TERRELL BROS.
jewelers.,
423 w. Broad.
Guaranteed Has bean rebuilt. Good
maize. Terms +! YOU wish ,n-1i crarts
-9 Eds; Grace Street;
FOR pipe and nttnss. soc BTenner y
1.enae!soh: a16 Brook Avenue.
AUTOGRAPHS player pinno n-,c,T,-,I;--::
new: Large selection OF music rclis in.
Guided WEI sell much below half li.t
price; Rare bargain. II you appreciate
q. Ill, ,moF 20 dependable Instrument,
saah. crafts. go East Grace street.
ItiROLGH fortunate purchase. we hay.
.mned number OF New Perfection
sa Th Lighting plants. a2-volt. complete.
Win rs;een,eeii batteries; rcsu.a.
price. 1900 Our special bargain price.
s216; For demonstration. phon. Ran.
aolpa 1873: liachley Morrison Co.
TWO large ANTIQUE BLACK a-blo man,eis.
with handsomely wrought iron trama.
,5o each inx r 233. The Dispatch.
COME 10 to2 East Marshall Street for Lit.
oaEHaina IN hot bias; heaters. COOK
sto'es and furniture OF all kinds cash
or credit w. h. Smith.
SrGINwAY Du0-Nr, p!anoia-nI1nc ~
me condition. Has been carefully used
WI! sci! for less than half price ia
ee.u"Ih6 Eo's' Crafts. 20 East Grace
Street
foh SAi.G--Iircon soda fountain eight
Feet lonG ana Crescent electro dfsb
washing machine; both been used. 5u.
IN perfect order: very low prices H.
carter, 800 = Marshall,
'S'c-P!aycr- rolls. regular prices 81 and
!i-1 PEI roll. Thousands, 10 choose from
'ate numbers included. Closing gu,
wholesale stock; rolls 81; ~ roli..
1d.''. All new and guaranteed ncr
i.c'. Federal Plano Corporation. Sro
East Grace street.
LESTER upright piano. mnhosany case.
run size. full octavos; new and .h,r
oHshiy guaranteed. Hig reduction IL sold
~ once Terms II you desire Crafts
-? East Grace Street
LARGE STOCK OF hish-yrado co,n0o,j
lion ami friction rubber betting. both
now and used; mon-y-saving prices an
me entire lot. !. Biuto.d l. co soI
y or,h Fifteenth Street Madison 53lc.
ONE Boy scout suit. cap. Phone Roul.
ward si63-J.
kMAnE upr!sh. plano, old style. but
worth more than the price we ask: SOC
buys II c.afis. 200 East Grace Street
CHASE piano. looks new Due. bench
included. WIN sell fo- less than hale
Lrice. Terms TO responsible partie,
Federal Piano Corporation, 80 East
Qace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

FREE SAMPLE To - sold each hnusc
Modern Speciality Co. ST. Louis. Mo.
"ANTED-lnte!ligsn man, as distribute.
by mail. OF ms booklet on making
money, spare tiMe: get complete inlor-
nation Apply Immediately f. D.
Marshall, % Church Street Room COZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

~AHI buy .utoi Read tho c....
asd ada
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

SELL SOMETHING EVERYBODY MUST
HAVE Gcad ;hiH i'nc over again n.a
not" aha; We aid nwstp. !; is Gn.pmr.
u :. protected article, & positive nccc.-
aIly "crhTs' Of government ruling. VIII,
yearly repeat. exclusively owned aE,I
controlled by a.. I: yUE .,;r al order
taaor y"u should iaalt" 5.o To- San q day.
u You are "a aH"iiiuUa ~4ie'Inan. You
wiz clear UPWARD Of 40 Dri day Noe,
d'H.rablc connection With .gturc r..
lh"s" VINO pn"l..S Jerome I.andt.
.''"S South Dearborn Street CHI
cagu.
$4,000 PICTURE NAN FRIEDMAN Md,
,a"lhG ORDERS. Beginners can MAKE
500 weekly with my canvasslnr s,.l.l.
experienced men make moro. Free cir
cuiaT, Profits In Portraits" explains:
samples srco. Picture Sian Friedman.
Dept. ll3-G. 6i3 Madison. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

81 LES MEMO sou want TO .uth. from
tibp to f2Or per week. write US ~,
Louis Novelty Company. 1895 South
Grand Avenue. 81. Louis. Mo.
SALESMEN--F!rs, popular price Cr. 81,
tnfuiShcr ever made. retail IS. Others
cost 'l5: every horne. oiiic. Or factory
can b. sold. P"ci sold Is dozen N tt.rc.
days. Nc!s cleaning uD IN Cincinnati: 500
""ch IL c!mch. mO capital: no expert
enc territory going last. Write
Thn.sion Mts. Co.. Ia. .3T7. Dayton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

" TN w ON GIRLS. over II. get L. S.
government positions; 500 10 so.
month; stcady: short hours. common
education sufficient, list positions free.
Writo Immediately today. Franklin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

NoUus. energetic man.
- years old. wants position az book
Keeper or general o;'ic. work. four years
experience. excellent references. u ZOO.
care The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
SALESMAN

SMAN-NHntc,I. several s,i..s,,,.,,
SCI. e'.C'IicaI Appliances. We handle :;
'!t' 'oh"!i! Known Vacuum cleaner AMI
maSnef; Good oppurtunity from now
uN'i 'ht!stin's, our men MAJ. no
money. wilson. Wickham ~ rho,nos
COS East Grac" street i"oIhas'
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INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Glasses &;

MRS. u. II. WILDER. VOICE
SPECIALIST. PUPILS PRE-
PARED FOR CHOIR. CONCERT
AED OPERA CALI. BDTI.r:
WARD lS65-J FOR FREE VOICE
trial. STUDIO 400 NORTH
BOULEVARD.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07
coTToNFsTIMATEs
tconslnued from Front Page,

mated at 1857, 900, with estimat-
ed yield of 10000 bales, or I'll
acres to bale. For South Caro-
lima 2, 1917, 900 acres, 687, 900 bales,
3.l9 acres to bale.
The first ginning report of the
serson will be issued Friday at
IL; it PROBABLE it will be rather
large, due to hot, dry weather
further South.
New York Futures, October
delivery, last Friday, just before
the condition report was issued,
went up to 22.9O. Immediately
afterwards it declined, closing
Friday at 2l.95. Saturday and
Monday were holidays. Tuesday
October declined to 21.10, We'd
nesday it went down to 20.50, or
$50 points from high, but today
Thursday it recovered 40 points
of the loss and closed at 21.00.
New cotton today is bringing
from 20 IA to 20 1-2c here.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07
Couldn't CT His Goat.

The Lancaster News of last Tues
day says; Yesterday morning about
10 o'clock a goat belonging to G. NJ
Plyler, living ON Elm street. while
meddling about the yard caught on
fire from the blaze under a washpoi
and ran into small building in
which was quantity of hay, set
ting fire to the hay, which, with
the building was practically de-
stroyed. The city fire department
responded very promptly, but the
goat was about all that was left
when it arrived. The animal was
singed from head to foot, but was
Immediately given an application OF
linseed oil and it is thought will
soon be himself again.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07
SUPERIOR COURT
tcoutinasd from Front pass)
cases and begins Oct. End.

cases and begins Oct. End.
Appearing for Miss Long in
her suit are Ozmer L. Henry, and
Stack & Parker, of Monroe. For
the Town is ]. Chesley Sebberry
and J. L. Spence, of Carthage,
Briefly stated, the contentious
Iof the two sides is as follows;
The Town contends that in 1913
it through a condemnation board
consisting of ]. w. Brigham, ].
P. Maurice and William Entwis-
tie, set a value of $3.50 per- acre
on the ten.acre tract that is now,
used as New Eastside cemetery;
that later an agreement was
reached with w. F. Long, ST.,
guardian for Miss Betsy Long,
whereby the town agreed to pay
$500 per acre, making a total
paid to Mr.. Long $4375 (the land
is 10 1916 acres.) This check
was cashed and the matter con-
sidered closed. However, some
years later the Longs started suit
against the Town and rendered
back the $4375 with interest; the.
Town refuse to accept it, con.
sidering the property as belong
ing to the Town.
The Long interests contend
that in the first place the Town
has no authority to condemn this
land, and that Mr.. Long, Sr., had
no power under law to sell ex-'
cept under order of court. And.
so they are suing for possession
of this cemetery land, or rather
for possession of the part that
has not been used, and for dam
age to the part in use. The net
amount involved is around $4,000.
Miss Long submitted a paper
writing to the Court that in event
she wins the suit she will not ask
for removal of any bodies. g
The case goes to the jury Fri
day morning for their decision
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07
seauo Store Robbed.

On Friday night of last week
some thieves broke into Simon
Quick's blacksmith shop, nine miles
south of town, and stole a hack SAX;
they then proceeded to saw an iron
bar from the front window of the
Seago store formerly the Diges'
storel, and entering stole a quantity
of small stuff, cigarettes, etc. This
store has been robbed almost rogu-
larly every sixty days.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07
Social
tcontributedl

Miss Helen Long arrived in
Rockingham Sunday morning
from Highland Nature Camp,
North Sebago, Maine, whittier
she has been during the summer
as Camp Counsellor, Miss Long
will be with her mother, Mrs.
Bette Flowers Long, until Oct.
LIST, when she will go 10 Balti-
more to take up the same line of
work.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07

Mrs. A. G. Corpening enter
tanned this Thursday afternoon
at very delightful bridge party,
honoring Miss Attic Corpening,
of Statesville, sister of Mr.. Cor,
pening, whose engagement was
announced last week in States
vile by her sister, Mrs. Punches.
Four tables for Bridge were ar
ranged in the living room and
hall, where vases of summer
flowers were used in decorating.
After the usual round of pro-
gressions, the game was called
off and the hostess served a salad
course with accessories, to Miss
Alice Corpening. Mesdames c.
P. Stewart, ]. NJ. Ledbetter, Jake
Hinson, Howard Hartzell, Isaac
Tendon, Billy Everett, Frank
Leak, T. c. Leak, Russell Ford,
Morris Purvis, Willie Fowlkes,
Mial Leak, ]. A. Lambeth, Miss
Mary Entwistle, and Miss Dee
Stewart, of Tacoma, Washington.
Mrs. ]. T. French, of Whining
ton, who has been the house
guest of MIR. and Mrs. Marshall
French, returned to her home
Thursday.
Miss Mary Goodrum, of New
man, Ga, who arrived in New
York, Sunday a. m, on the La
coma from Liverpool, after a
tour of Europe, is in the city with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armistead,
for a brief visit before returning
to her home in Georgia.
Miss Rosa Steele returned to
Rockingham Wednesday night
from Detroit, Mich, whittier she
spent ten weeks with relatives
and friends. She returned home
by way of the Great Lakes,
points in Canada, Niagara Falls
and New York. She was joined
in Detroit by Miss Mary Todd
Armistead, who made the return
trip as far as Washington City
with Miss Steele
Miss El1na Warburton spent
several days this week in Char
lotte as the guest of Mrs. ]
ScholI.
Misses Frances Hicks, of Bis
coe, and Ermine Baldwin, of Mt.
Gilead, are guests this week at
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leaks.
. s r.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07

one-half cupful Of sugar to the egg
white and lightly stir the sugar In q
little at time. Then add the yolk. a
grating Of lemon peel, one quarter Of
teaspoonful Of ginger, one-half cup
full of milk, a little salt and one and
one-half cupfuls of flour sifted with
two teaspoonfuls of baking powders
Mix and drop by teaspeonfuls into hot
fat. When cool roll In powdered sugar.
With little practice these, doughHuts
may be made as round as a BAH. The
fat must be hot enough to brown q.
cube Of bread in one minute. If; NOT,
hot enough the doughnuts will flatten
and soak fat. 81
The following is one Of the famous
Salvation Army recipes for doughnnts,
which were served daily by the, thou.
sand during the war: ~
jelly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES one yeast,
cake and one tablespoonful Of sugar
In one and one-fourth cupfuls of milk.
scalded and cooled to luke warm; s;
add one and one-half cupfuls Of
flour and beat, well. Cover and let
stand in warm place until light
about three-quarters Of an hour. Add
the sponge to three tablespoonful Of.
butter. one-half cupful Of sugar, one
weil-beaten egg, one teaspoonful Of
salt and three more cupfuls Of -four,
Let rise two hours roll out to one.
third inch In thickness, cut with q
cookie cutter. Stretch the dough, add
one teaspoonful Of jelly, wet the edges
and squeeze together. Cover and let
rise again for forty-6ve minutes. Then
drop In deep fat and cook two to three
minutes on each side.
Doughnut RaiIs.-Mix together one
cupful Of sugar, one-half teaspoopful
Of nutmeg, two weil-beaten eggs. Dis
solve one teaspoonful Of soda IN one
cupful Of sour milk. Add about three
cupfuls Of -four and drop By teaspoon
fuls in hot fat. This recipe Is similar
to the drop doughnuts above. but Il
makes double the amount.
n,,e h. .s,0
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07
Holiday Last Monday.

Last Monday was observed
throughout the country as Labor
Day, and is holiday. The postof-
flee here observed Sunday hours, the
carriers had day of ~;
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07

Mrs. L. A. Mccall, of Florence,
will arrive Friday for several
days visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall French, the former her
brother.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07

On Thursday evening of last
week, Mrs. M. H. French enter
tanned with a charming moving
picture party in honor of her
house-guests, Misses Madaline
Hastings, and Corrinne and Ed
wilma Rowe, of Bennettsville.
Guests met at the residence of
Mrs. French and went to The
Garden, where they enjoyed a,
beautiful picture. Afterwards
all went back to the home, where
Mrs French served ice cream
and cake. Sweet music was en-.
joyed after refreshments. Invited
were: Allison Ormond, Toots
Causey, Harry West, Ammie(
Webb, Glenn Garrett, Harry
Fowlkes; Misses Minnie Bonner
Guthrie, Ray Covington, Mary
Little Steele, Margaret Terry,
Juanita Taylor, Misses Corrinne
and Edwina Rowe, and Madaline
Hastings.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07

makes two dozen
"a kes Will be
found most use
full. G
Drop Dough-
nuts.--Take one
egg, sc Pa ra te,
beating the white
until stiff. Add
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07

Out of the suffering comes the seri-
GUS mind; out of the salvation the
grateful heart; out Of endurance. for.
titude; out Of deliverarce. faith
Ruskin b
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07
HAVE A poueHNuT.

For a small family that enjoys fresh
crisp doughnuts a small recipe which
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07
r COMING
-
MAE MURRAY In
FASCINATION"
at Star Theatre
Sept. 18th & 18th
Knox Hats for Men.

Just received a new shipment
Of new nobby Knox hats for men.
You know what quality means;
they are 'it."- Dockery-McNair
Clothing Co. adv
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07

A new line of suit cases and
handbags for going away to
school or elsewhere. Let US fit
you out. Dockery- McNair Cloth
ing Co. adv.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07
N.ee htstwss0

BIG reopening Of Roses 5, 40,
and 25c Stores at $50 Saturday
morning Wonderful pedals
aIsyt
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-09-07

If you are hard to fit, see our.
line of Duchess pants. Material
and workmanship right. w. E.
Harrison & Land Co. advt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
PREDNASkA P. r. VLCKA
v kOSTELE MA WOOD
LAND A VYCHODNf
46. ULICT.

Prvni 2 cele serie prednasek
poradanych V kostele ma Wood
land ave. a vych. as. ul., je-
iichz 1celem jest seznamovati
Sirsi americkou verejnost Sc
starou nasi vlasti, poradana bu-
de zitfejsi nedele 0 p1l osme
hodine vecerni. Zacatek uci-
nen bude obrazy doprovozenou
reci p. F. Vlcka, jenz 81 obraz-
ky sam osvobozene nasf re-
publice vybral. Uspech, jaky
snlmky provazely recnika ma
dosavadnich pfednaskach, jest
nejlepsi zarukou, re vykonaji
svoji povinnost vuci cizincIm.
Krone p. Vlcka oslovi shromaz
deni tez konsul Ceskoslovenske
republiky, dr.. Bartosovsky a
daisi program prolozen bude
cisly hudebnimi zpevnimi
Vstup jest uplne volny. Druha
prednaska usporadana bude cd
zitrka "a tyden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
BOBECEK z MINISTERSTVA

Fraska o 3. jednanich Cd }.
Baldy zpasobila spolu ope-
retou as podobneho titulu mno-
no zle krve mezi statnimi L.
fednicemi, jez Sc citily uraze-
nymi nekterymi figurkaml v
kuse vystupujicimi. Docilily
arci jen praveho opaku neb
zpasobena byla tim hfe nedo-
brovolne velka reklama, take
sc ma RobAcka ,hrnula divati
celia Praha. u mas, V Clevelan-
de, zustane arci mnoky hrot u
kryt, jelikoz del je wat z nej-
novejsich prazskych pomerG
povalecnych. Neni pochyby,
re provedeni tendencni Trashy
vzbudi u mas jisty zajem. Pri
pfedstaveni a pozd6jsi tanecni
zabave ncinkuje hudba Sdruze-
nj Ceskych HudebnikG.
Hru vypravil Dram. Odbor
Legionafu Vcelka a sehraje il
Ultra V c. N. Sini ma Broadway
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
AA 4 AA G4 q. l@ la lA aA aa aIa 4.
VELkA POVINNOST
RODICU.

Mnoho vaznych pripadu "a
zivacich poruch by nebylo,
kdyby 81 rodice uvedomili, re
Jest jejich poyinnosti vysvetlo-
vati detem, jake nasledky mo-
hou miti RUNE chyby We, zpu-
sobu aivota V mladi. Spatne
navykv byvaji casto zakladem
potlzl, z nichz ma konec neni
jineho vychodiste nez operace.
Ma prlklad zacpa byva velmi
casio pocatkem vazngch stavu
(zaludecnestfevnich kataru
zanetu slepeho streva, zalude-
cnich yfedu pod.) Proto ne
lie dost oceniti pravidelnost
stolice. Malo telesneho cvice-
nj, pitt malo yody, nepravidel-
ma doba jidla, nesvedcici po-
krmy a ]. VyvolavaJl zacpu. -
Casio studeny zachod k nj We
de. Trinerovo Horke Vino ie
starry, osvedceny lex, jenz jiste
ulevi pri zacpe, odstrani z
ynitfnosti vsechny jeIdoyate od-
nadkoyp 1atkv zVVSi chuf' II
jidlu a pomuze zazlvani. Ne
mali vas lekarnik neb obchod-
nix leky Trinerovy leky ma
sklade, reknete mu, by je OBJ
iednal z velkoskladu nebo pri-
mo od mas. Joseph Triner Co.
1333-45 So. Ashland Ave,
Chicago. Ill. Ale odmitnete
vsechny padelky!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
DREVITY LII MA EYTI "a
RAZEN MEZI JEDY.

Ma vcerejsi schIzi We Win
ton hotelu Sdruzeni L6karnikii
v severnim Ohiu volano bylo,
aby drevity a denaturovany lih
byl povazovan jako ostatni je-
dy a prodej jeho ably podobny
mi predpisy byl stizen. Jinou
|resoluci bylo veskere clenstvo
Sdruzeni vyzvano, ably zakon
tento uvadelo We skutek samo.
Mnohy 2 kupovacd by zajiste
lihu nepouzival k vyrobe napo-
jd, kdyby vedel, jakych nasled-
ku muze poziti nebezpecne te
tekutiny miti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
NOVOROCNf SLAVNOST
v MT. PLEASANT.

Spojene damske sbory v Mt,
Pleasant uchystaly ceske spol
kove sini J. A. Komensky ma
vych. 131. ul. Novorocni slav-
most S bohatFm odpolednlm
programem. Zacatek stanoveD
Jest ma 3. hod. odpolednl. Pc
vycerpani poradu, ktery opatri
k tomu zpdsobile silly, uspora-
dana bude pri vytecne hudbe
zabava tanecnl, jez sc bude "a
jiste tesiti nemensi ucasti. X
pohodli navstevnlkd :jsou vstu-
penky k dostani v pfedprodeJ-
mach u pp.Vane a Grubra pra-
We naproti sfni,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
SOUkROMA ZABAVA PRAz
SKYCH PEPfKU.

V sokolovne ma Wendell av
oslavi dnes Klub Prazskych
,Peplku jubileum dvou clen1
soukromou zabavou neIjen pro
clenstvo, ale i obvykle hosty.
Ucinkovati bude osvedCena
hudba "a rfzeni p. Matusky a
0 ostatni postaral sc zabavni
vybor, ktery zaopatril vse, CO
muze jen pravou naladu po-
zvednouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
CERVENY MLYNAR.

Slovensky Spevokol Krivan
sehraie Ultra o 6. hodine vecer-
mi V Ceske Sfni Sokol ma Clark
ave. melodrama 0 5. dejstvich
pod nazvem "Cerveny Mlynar'
aneb Vdovine deti. Hra byla
pilne nacvicena a navSt6vniky
ceka mile pobavenf tax jako
pri podnicich oblibenym Kri-
vanem poradanych. Pc melo-
dramu Observation-Disclosures volna
zahava dalsim programem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
KONCERT v M. E.. kOSTELE
MA BROADWAY A
MAGNET.

We ctvrtek vecer 8. hodine
vecerni usporadan bude v no.
vem M. E. kostele ma Broad
way a Magnet ave. opetne kon-
cert virtuosky ma varhany Ka-
tefiny Killikerove, k jejfmz W.
kondm Sc pfidruzl j dobry hou-
slista Quincy Porter. Ma pro-
gramu jest tez Velky sbor Nc
MasterGv a Rogerovo Scherzo.
Vstup do koncertu jest uplne
volnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-07
POHkEB OHNEM NEBO
HNITfM.

rodniho Shron1aadeni priiat byl
zakon 20 pohrbivani ohnem"
doplnujici mezery zakona sta
reho, vyflzeneho ieste revolue
MIN Mar. Shromazdenim. Zvla-
ste d1lezitym ustanovenfm no.
veho zakona jest paragraf 2,
nebot' pravf: Pahrbivani O.
hnem mIze byti vladimir mari
zenim ulozeno jako poyin-
most, jestlize Sc vyskytly zhoub
ne epidemic, nebo jestlize iine
pfipady zivotnfch pohrom cini
pohrbivanf ohnem zadoucim.
Timto ustanovenim posunuta
myslenka tato O mnoho ku pre-
|du, coz dokazuje prvni tyden
po otevfenf Crematoria v Pra
re ma hfbitove OlSanskem, kde
" prvem tydnu po otevfeni spo-
peln6no bylo tolik mrtvol, co v
zadnem jinem krematoriu do
sud otevfenem, V tom samem
case po otevfeni.
Hloupi lide a zpatecnicke
6asopisy hledi lidu namluviti,
re pry Sc mrtvola skvari, krou-
|ti a kdoz vi co vsechno Sc nj
deje, coz jest 'drzou III, neb o.
citi svedkove, kteri Sc do pece
divali tvrdi, re mrtvola Sc ami
nekrouti, ami neSkvarl, neb Ear
jest tax prudky, re rakev Okla
mite sezehne a taktez mex
Ike casti tela a pax zbyva ien
rozpalena kostra. ktera Sc tez
po male chvili ma popel rozpad
ne.
Cely process pohfbivani o.
hnem pGsobi velice uhlazene a
JENNIE a proti davani mrtvoly
do hrobu, naplneneho caste do
poloviny vodou, hazenim hrud
ma rakev, coz zvlaste pIsobi
drtive ma nervy, hniti tela, IRA
mi cervGm a rGznym iinym III
vocich1m, zapachu, otrave vo-
dy, ktera pri deStivem pocasi
lvynasf jed a bacily ma povrch
zeme a ty Sc pax roZnaseji da-
leko po okoli a otravuii, coz sta
tisticky jest dokazano, re ko-
lem hTbitov1 jest mnohem vice
nemoci ilmrti a proto nen
4 dnes dovoleno umist 'ovati hfbi-
Ttovy blize obytnych stavenl
Kdyz name popel mrtvoly
donna v pekne urne, muzeme
| kazde chvile ma zesnuleho po-
hlednouti, kvetinou ozdoblti q
uSetriti 81 nemoc, ktera veil
ce casio sc stane dlouhym po.
bytem ma hfbitove "a spatneho
)pocasi.
Zde existuje Spolek pro Po-
hrbivani Ohnem jiz cd roku
1912, ,vsak pocet clenn neodpo
vida poctu Cechu myslenku tu-
to hlasajici proto kazdy, ko-
mu Sc jedna uplatneni teto
cistsi cesty pohrbeni sebe sa-
ma neb blizsich pfibuznych
mel by Sc stati clenem tohoto
spolku a pomoci pax rozsiroYa
ii zasady spoken urcene. Pfi-
$ti schnze odbyvati sc bude
We ctvrtek dne 10. ledna 1922
! V cltarne Ceske Mar. Sine ma
Broadway v 8 hod. vecer. Pri-
stupne do SO let jest jeden dol
lar a prispevek 15c meslcne.
Spolek po 6timesfcnim Glen
stvi hradi poplatek Ia spaleni
mimo toho pozIstali obdrzi
tolik dollard, kolik clenn uvoli-
10 Sc v padu nmrti elena 81 "a
platiti.
Agitacni schIze bude ma "a
padni strane nedeli, dne 20.
ledna 1922 We 2 hod. odpoledne
v Ceske Sini Sokol We cvicebni
mistnosti v zahrade.
Frank Younger. tai.