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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
OBCHODNf DUN

3 Story, 8 byty, velka garaz
ma vice masin, budova je roho-
va a cihlova, V okoli Broadway
Je to velmi dobre misto OBJ
chodni, p~rinasejici staly pri-
jem. Proda Sc ma mlrne pod
minky neb vymeni Sc jedno a
neb dvourodinny dun. Pospes-
te 81. The Atlas Finance Co.,
5454 Broadway. Mr.. r. Ko-
bout, jednatel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
MAS NARODNi HRBITOV.

Tam Sc vSichni sejdeme,
hlaya yedle hlavy,
beze vsech dekoracl
bez marnive slavy.
Predseda / taJemnlk
budou lezet spolu
Selesteni poslouchat
liStnateho boru.
Tam prestane jitfcnl
tech nekterych lid,
ia nejz cIovek S rozumem
castokrat Sc stydi.
Nebude tam bohatych
ami chudych bratru,
tam jeu vsichni naleznou
nepoznanou "pravdu'.
Nynl Jonom ku praci
kazdy at isl hotov,
at co neldriv oteyrem
Mas Narodni Hrbitoy'.
Stibr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
MLEKARSkA FARMA

80 akru dobre pudy, budovy
move V peknem cs. okoli ma
dlazbe proda Sc neb vymeni
"a mestsky dvourodinny neb
obchodni dim. 3 kone, 10
krav, 3 vepri, so slepic, vsecko
naradi, zrni, seno a ostatni kr-
meni. Mattel je ochoten pre-
nechati farmu lined. The A
tlas Finance Co., 5454 Broad
way. Mr.. Stukbauer, jednatel.
81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
so AKROVA PARMA ma pro-

so AkROVA FARMA na pro-
DEF bIize Ashtabuly, 8-pokojo-
w dunn, sklep pod celym do
mem, 2 stodoIy, sypka, prasec-
mix, slepicnik, mlekarna, 6
krav, 2 kon6, II vepru, so Sic
pic, 3 vozy, 2 buoy, vsechno
nacini, 100 buslu kukurice, 100
buslu oVsa, 60 buslu brandon,
100 buSlu psenice, SO akru pod
pluhem, II akru lesa a pastvi-
ny. 10 tun sena, stun slamy
Proda Sc lacino ia $4,000; no
tove $1,000, zbytek ma Sc
The Atlas Finance Co., 5454
Broadway. MIR. Frank Mlckov-
sky. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04

VYMENI Sc pekny lot Ma dlaz
dene ulici IL kary a skoly "a
jedno neb dvourodinny dum.
Udejte misto a ceny. CT. ma
b1dky pod znackou "Vymena"
do adm. "Sveta'. Sd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
PREJETE ST PRODAT
neb

koupit neb vas majetek vyme-
nit? Zdali ano, mohu VAN po-
slouzit V kazdem pripade. -
Mann fanny, story, domy a
markyce ma prodej a ma vyme-
nu. Haste Sc u Jos. Krizek,
1870 Durkee Ave. z vych.
131. Ill. V Corlett. 3-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
UTULNA A HRBITOV.

v Utulne 81 specimen,
nez pride mas rok,
tamodtud pax Ma hrbitov
Dude ienom krok.
Chyife 81 to zridime
k usetreni casu,
.ien kdyz budem poslouchat
roZumncho hlasu.
Nyni ySak .ien We. svete
lasky at mas domov,
pax lehee postavime
Utulnu Hrbitov.
Stibr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
PRODA Sc
ZVLASTNi LACEV TECHTO
DOMECH. Y

-
S15O0-hotove koupi dun 0 Z.
svet. a koupel. Gas. elek. svetla
fernes, hezky sklep a garaz.
Cena $4,000 a ciSlo 3708 E.
80. St. u Fleet St.
S1500-hotove, cena $4,000 ma
Broadway ma Stop A A. B. C.
kare. Pekny Bungalow o 6
svet. a koupel. Gas, elek. sv6-
tia, sklep pod celgm, fernes
a puda- lot 53x325. Rucime
YAM, re Ia kratky cas- toto
misto Dude miti cenu $1,000.
a to beZe yseho prehaneni.-
Toto mlsto Dude otevreno cely
den V nedeli a vystupte ma
Stop 4 a uvidite tam tento
dunn S napisem okne open
Tor inspection - Dude sta
stem, kdo toto dostane.
Zdali toto YAM nevyhovuje,
pTijd'te a ukazeme YAM co 81
p~Tejete - ZDARMA: Mattel
prazdny byt, nechte nam 0 tom
vedeti a my YAM poSleme ma
jemnika zdarma. THE wee
LA REALTY CO, 5733 Broad
way, Union 953 w. Broadway
800.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04

ZabaVaml Jest Snldane ma konlc
Tu najednou spatfil karel
Marketu podpirajicl Sc o "a
bradli. Cervena Ear slunecnich
paprsku ~polevala krasne tahy
obliceie divky, jez hledela ma
more.
Karel k nj opatrne p%ristou-
pill.
"Jsem u tebe," pravil k nj
polohlasite.
Mark6ta jake bleskem rane-
ma Sc zachvela, pohlizela na
n6i jake Z mrtvych vstaleho a
musila Sc obema rukama "a
chytiti zabradli, ably neklesla
K zemi.
"Neopustis mne nikdy, neb
spoIu zemreme," praVll.
Marketa tezce o~ddychujic
lapala 20 vzduchu. Najednou
Sc vzprimila a V jejlch jake
bezzivych ocich Sc zajiskfilo.
"Jsi horst nez d'abel," pra-
villa, "a mne Sc IDA, jake by
babel pro mne prisel. Ted
isem zde jake Y pickle, ale Jen
dotud, dokud budeme ma lodi.
V Americe, tam Jest sVoboda,
a kdyz ode mne neupustis, ze-
ptam Sc prvnlho muze, ktereho
potkam, chce-li 81 mne wit "a
manzelku. Ten mne Dude pro
ii tobe braniti.'
"UcinlS-li TAX, vyznam ia
Ease prvnimu %pollclstovl, KITE
reho potkam, co jsme uclnlfl $
: vdovou Wredowou a puideme
spolu do vezeni,' praVll karel
zcela klidne.
Marketa pohledia ma mluYcl
| no. Jeho oblicej byi bledy, ia
ko zkamenely, jeho oci byly
jake ztrnule a dlvaly sc dc
prazdna. Mraz j prejel, trasla
sc, studeny pot vyystal na Jc.
i'm cele, divala sc rekolik vie.
!. rim do more a jeji oblicei yyhl
eel Ease tax JENNIE, mckee, jel
. oci il srsely iiskry.
"Uzavreme mir obratila s.
ku HARLOW, podavajlc mu ma
g lou, mekkou ruku Sc zeleznym
d prsty. "Co by take rikali Tide
y kdybychom sc stale hadali'
Vydavej mne "a sVoji neVe
d stu q Americe 81 vse ostatll
! smluvime.'
D Oei Karlovy swiftly Jake SIT
neenl paprsek. Drzel Market
A. nu ruku We sve, jake by il NJ
i chtel pustiti. Iapomnel i
il yse, co mu ucinila. konecn
O. bylo jim Sc rozejiti - zacal
IL prseti. Marketa sla do sve kai
ty prvG tridy Il karel DO dir
= he.
A. Ubohemu sedl&hovi tocila
iii hlava timto dohodnutlm. n
e. mohl veriti re bylo by pravc
a TO, co prave zazil. Jeho srd'
IL mu vsak @pravilo, 10 je to v
k pravda, . on tomu rad yer
Verime mnohem radeli Y st
sti ne5 nestestl,
w. "Musim sc S MIN Snasetl
'e- tam, ale dele ne, Bud'to sc
q zbavim lsti, a kdyz to nepulo
tedy nasilim. Bud .iak bu'
40 kdyz nechce jinak,' mluVila
10 sobe Marketa, kdyz We sve k
jute odpocivala. Do okna vrh
~ svltilny ma parniku sva sN
Tia, do dusc Marketing vkrao
~ ~ sc femme stiny.
a. S ruznymi myslenkanli Us
Ma podiyna diyka pevne a
=" re snu, jak to ieii zdravi
mladost' samy sebou nesly.
ou-
vo- STALE k zapadu ujizd6la le
jc- Slunce v~ychazelo 3 more, V
one cko jsouc zakaleno, zapasi'
ne mlhami a tmaVymi oblaky
zachaZelo Y piiSernam ohni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04

VYMENI Sc ia grocerni ob-
chod, jednorodinny moderni
cihlovy dunn v Corlett. BlizSi
sdeli J. f. Nejedlik & Co. {.
110I5 Union Ave. Tel. Broad
way, 1886 Union 1861 r. Sd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
PRIME Sc:
PRONAJME Sc:

Sc byt bud ma
hore neb dole, nahofe ie 5
svetnic, s koupelnou, najem
$500, dole 6 svetnic S kou-
pelnou, najem $500. Haste
Sc Y {. 5762 Portage ave. Tel.
Rroadway. 279S +, st
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04

PRODAJI Sc kuchynska kom-
binaCni kamna ia $500 side
board $500, dresser Sc zrca-
diem 25X32 ia $500, zanov-
nj zidle do jidelny Ia $500
kus, pax roll top psaci stul.
Haste sc u V. Sedlacek, 4729
Broadway. 3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
TEMNf STINY.
Roman z americkeho livota
Cd II. R. Bonina.


"Chcete nekoho vyhledati,
kdo odjizdl?" tazai Sc lodnlk,
vida, re jest karel beze Vsech
zavazadel.
"Ano, nekoho, jenz odjizdi
do Ameriky," odvetil Karel.
"Tedy 81 muslte prohlednou-
ii listinu, ma ktere jsou vslch-
nj cestujici zapsani," poucoval
lodnik.
Karel vstoupil po schodech
ma LODI a kdyz oznamil sVoji ia
dost, byl poukazan ma postran
niho spravce, stevarda,
Ten ochotne podlval Sc do
seznamu.
"Marketa Meinhardtova Sc
jmenuje?" ptazal Sc jeste jed
nOu.
"Anon vypravil bez ducha
Karel re sebe.
Mem v seznamu!' znola
odpoved' stewartova. \
NIUE byti jeste ted cestu-
jici pfijat?'
"Do .pul desate ano!'
"kdybych chtel, dostal bych
jeste lbstek?'
DO pul desate ano, mate-ll
sve prUvodni listing V porad-
ku!"
Karel $ sebou trhnul. Ma to
byl uplne zapomnel.
"Kdo %pozaduJe jich ode
mne?" tazal Sc.
"Od vas je prijmu ia a ode
Vzdam kapitanoVi; potion OBJ
drzite cd pokladnika listek a
ia zaznamenam vase Jmeno
do seznamu," poucoval no
SpraVcc.
KareI pod6koval q seSel do
iii do Iodice, ktera ma nej cc-
fala. Pozoroval ySecky prljI-
zdejici povozy, zda-li v naktc-
rem upuvidl Markety,
NespatriI vsak zadneho po-
Nozu, We kterem by sedela da-
ma,
"PoslySte," obratil Sc k lodi
nikovi. "Prihazi Sc nekdy, ze
Sc muze jeti bez pruvodniho
listu2"
Caste" odpovedel tento.
"kdyz 50 pride V poslednim
okamzlku, hned zaplatl 4 "a
rldl Sc TAX, re Sc odeVZda ia
kasi llstlna - potion, nu, VSak
mne rozumlte,' mhouril ocima
lodnIk. "Dovezu vas tam po-
tom" ochotne praviI, kdyz mt
kareI vlozll do ruky petimark
''Neni to jeste zcela iist6
zda-li poiedu, ale pockate-l
do desiti hodin zde ma mne, OF
nenim Sc YAM dobre. Poiedu tC
liz ien tehdy, %iest-ll ilsta zen
Stina pojede.
ale, vzdyt' nematc zad
nych zavazadel, to Jest napad
no. Vzdyt' vas bez nich ami II
prijmou," pravil lodnik.
"kdyz Sc nemoha vzdalit
abych Sc neminul 5 deVeetem.
"Zde naproti We sklade dc
stanete Use, echo potrebujete
kosile, spodky, kabaty, pIast
kufr," p~outoval lodnik. "Vid
f. re skladu primo IA yodu
ia zde tez dam poor
"Tedy 81 muSlmc p%osplslti.'
Lodnik no zavcdl do kram
todkud Y deseti mlnutach vs.
S objennym, tezkym kutret
ktery uschoVali Y salupe, ka
SO Karel tez posadil, 4 nep
koine Sc rozhlAel Ma ysechl
strany, zda-li hledanou osob'
nekde uvidl.
Rylo iiz skoro pul desat
kdyz spatril zenskou postaN
ktera Sc mt zdala byti poVee
ma. Byla zahalena Y krast
cerny, noyy plaSt S baplm
hlave. Nstupoqala pave do
dice.
Harlow tlouklo srdce ten
haste. Nemohl ami yydechnt
..l;l yl ~ .nI,,.I ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
Q Sc "a pricinou odjez-

Sc "a pricinou odjez-
du do Czech pekny nabytek a
sice: Buffet, sideboard, still,
skriil ia nadobi, 6 zidli khzi
potazenych, parlor set, mosaz-
ma postel a dive zelezne, / det-
ska postylka, psaci still, dres-
ser Sc zrcadlem, kuchynske ma
radi, lednicka, detsky kocarek,
obrazy a iine. Tez 16 velmi
nosnych slepic, nektere Leg
horn a ostatni Wyandote. Hla-
ste Sc V els. 1850 Southview
Ave, bllze Corlett koly.
Sd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04

Q Sc obuvni dina, upl-
ne zarizena s elektrickymi
stroll. Trzi Sc $500 tydne. Ma
jem $50 mesicne. Haste sc v
els. 6735 st. Clair Ave. Sd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04

PRODA Sc novy cihlovy dunn
pro dive rodiny o lott pokojich
dive koupelny, vse moderne "a
.fizeno, da Sc LEVINE. Vezme Sc
jtez lot. Haste Sc V els. 3410
L. los. St. mezi kinsman u
Union kary. Sd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04

vvpravil re sebe Karel, tezce
oddychuje, podavaje lodnikovi
tfesoucima Sc rukama penize.
"Dovezu vas tam radejl
hned." mini lodnik. "Jak vidi
tie, ide k lodi jest6 vice osob =
dostanete Sc ma palubu nepo-
zoroyane, dam yam svoji legi-
timaci, ia prozatim stacl V nej-
v6tSi nouzi. Jsem vasim kraja
mem, nejsem tn jeste tax dlou-
no a kapitan mne nezna. Pos
stayu i vlasy name stejne, to
prozatim stacl V nejvetsi nou-
vi. ia ii opatflm novou legi-
timaci.
Karel We sve G1kosti a RADIO
yti, re to tax dopadlo, dial LODI
nikovi deset dolaru. Namornik
dovezI Karla k parniku, praVe
kdyz tento chtel odejeti. Mala
piSt' aka jiz zazndla - Kar-
Iuv kufr V okamziku byl ry-
chile v%yzvednut 4 on odeVzdal
sprawl legitimacl.
ITO neni pruvodni llst!'' pra
vii steward.
"Mam BIO V kufru, pozdejl
no vyhledam," odpovedel ka-
rel.
SprAvce prisv6dcil, vyznam-
ne Sc usmaI a odevzdal legiti-
maci kapitanovi.
"Jste namornlkem?" vypta-
val Sc tento Karla.
Karel prisvedcil.
Kapitan ukosem pohledl ma
potravniho spravce, tento "a
nesl jm6no Karlovo do sezna-
mt 4 dovedl no k lodni poklad-
Nv
Blaas zaplatil svuj llstek Z
ukryl SO Ii kompasu.
poslednf retezv bvlv vitae
nv.
Celni = berni lrednici a 10
divodove prisli ma palubu. N;
70 sc AaAVoiliio' HtioJ ~"p''N
Il pafliih Jal sc z~olouhaFe po
hyooFa'.
Uounale 80 velebne IA vo
de obratiI Sc a vviel rvchle
Labe.
Karel o. nepohnul y mista
70 ktereho mohl kazdeho dc
bro viddti aniz bv sam BY
mohl bVt znozorovan.t
opalfll Mafheeu hepoiho'
statl u ho'liiild olNa'i DC -
iiiiiiaJioi ~, JOo'e ~i'iiii -"
r., nedlouho 60 ,1dalila
karal onustiI to- sye mlsto. :;
hv sve zk,ebl6 ndv cbuzi f.,
chu zabral
odpoiedlle pilJeli 90 huAil
Nenu' hae SC ia chNlii AdStaN
II d pooofi NsJel pdfllih SUM-
sc houpaJe 10 oleEieheho III
+, re- Jehoz Why pooooa'y sc pif
doVi'ehiu poii.
foliceJhl Gem ufeoiiiei
]. huNhaVelu opustil iou
! rel 81 odoyehi. hoolNoo opus
II GO zemi bylo nrerl,seno
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
TOTO JEST LACE! Vyme-

TOTO JEST LACE, - Vyme-
III sc IA mestsky majetek far
ma 0 T. akrech i Kent, O. BIZ
re dlazby, diva domky a ostatni
budovy Sc zasobami, velka
zasoba brambor, kukurice, pse-
nice a ovsa. Mate-li neco ia
vymenu, zde jest prliezitost,
nebot' MATTEL musi prodat, an
jede do stare ylasti. Cena Gle
uiednani Blizsi Sc sdeli els.
.4731 Broadway nahore. So
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
NAM MA PRODEJ maly ma

MAN MA PRODEJ maly ma
jetek, prava lace ma Glenroy
ave, 3 velke svetnice, Satnlky,
plyn, ulice dlazdena, vSe V do
br6m stavu, cena $1,000; ma
tell malou castku polozit, o.
statni V meslcnich splatkach,
meme nez platte najem, a bu-
dete miti vlastni svu.j domov.
Haste Sc Atlas Finance Co.,
5454 Broadway. A. Sicha jed
mattel. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
MA DLAZDENE ulici Corlett

u same vych. 131. Ill. nam
dunn pro dive rodiny 0 5ti po-
kojich; koupelna ma kazde po-
dlaze. Lace $1,000, cast Sc
pocka. Haste Sc u JOS. Xii
EEK 1870 Durkee Ave. Vez-
mete Union karu k vych. 131.
ulici. Sd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
'RODA Sc dudm 0 6 pokojich

= vse zaTizeno, ulice dlazde-
ma a zaplacena. Haste sc Y c.
5000 E. I05. I'll. Union kara.
2-A
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04

PRODA Sc dunn o 5ti pokojich
S koupelnou storem, ktery Sc
hodi pro jakykoli obchod. &C.
ma levna. Haste Sc V {. 5422
Storer Ave. S. w. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04

MUZ, obeznaly reznictvi, u
zenar. a sekani masa, V Ce-
chach vyuceny, hleda zamest
mani. Adressa Sc sdeli v adm.
"Sveta". 81
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-11
FARM BLOC BEATEN
ON BEAN TARIFF
Senate By Tie Vote Defeats Rate of =
Cents Pound Approves Emer-
geRcy Rate on Peanuts

WASHINGTON. July 11.-Failure of
the Republican agricultural tariff bloc on
a tie vote. % to Is to win its fight for
a rate Of one and one-half cents a pound
on soya beans and the approval. j to ID.
Of the existing emergency rates of three
cents a pound on unshelled peanuts and
four cents a pound in the sheiled. marked
scate consideration yesterday of the tariff
bill
Tire soya bean rate approved was four
tenths Of one cent pound, but Senator
I.add. Republican, North Dakota, gave
notice that he would again seek to have
the higher rate adopted.
IN rewriting the tariff the finance COM
mittee majority cut the rates on un-
shelled peanuts to three-fourths of one
cent a pound and on shelled peanuts TO
enc and one-half cents a pound. but it re-
celed from that position yesterday. Nine
Democrats supported the higher rates on
peanuts while six Of them voted for the
Ladd amendment to make the soya bean
rate one and one-half cents.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-11
CLOSE INFORMATION
BUREAU IN BOSTON
Boston and Maine to Have Charge of
Boosting Vermont Literature
Derrah TO Tour State

BOSTON. July 11.-The information
bureau of the Hotel Association of Yer
mont, ut the Hotel Brunswick. in charge
of II. H. Derrah, publicity director, was
closed last Saturday and arrangements
made with the Boston d Maine railroad,
through tie courtesy of +. I. Grant. gen
crai passenger agent, to place all the
surplus Vermont literature in the consol-
idated ticket Office at 90 Franklin street
and the information bureau at the North
Union station, Boston.
Through the efforts Of the Hotel aSso-
citation six information bureaus in New
York city and two in Boston have been
supplied with printed matter for the bene-
tit of the pleasure-Seeking public who visit
these busy offices seeking information re-
garding the Green mountain state as
touring and vacation region. Arrange
ments are also being made so by another
year Vermont, as summer playground,
win have proper representation in the in
formation bureau IN New York and other
cities in the central states
Mr.. Derrah has started on a tour of
the state for the purpose of visiting and
tamiGarzing himself with the conditions
and advantages of every hotel and sum
ner boarding house. in order that his bu-
reau may be brought to the highest point
"a perfection. This trip viii consume two
months, and at a time when the strangers
are within the state This viii afford him
an opportunity to meet the vacationists at
the various places and obtain from them
am expression Of opinion as to how the
Green mountain state compares with
other sections as summer playground.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-11
MARI AND GORDON
SETTLE WITH UNION
Going to Work This Week Getting Out
Granite for New York Bank
Men Get IS per Day

BARRE. July ll-Marr < Gordon,
inc. granite manufacturers of Barre,
have effected a settlement with the diff
ferent unions whose members are em-
ployed by them and they expect to re-
sumo operations at their large plant at
North Barre this week. Agreements
with the different unions were ratified
at meetings Friday evening of Barre
branch. c. c. / A., Tool Sharpeners'
branch. No. ?, and the Polishers' union.
Mari & Gordon. Inc. have a large lot
Of work on hand including the stone
work fer the Citizens Saving. bank
building in New York city. which Is to
be all granite. They expect 70 employ
abortl $50 granite cutters this summer.
The new bill with the granite cut
ters is similar in most points to. the
settlement w}9h the Presbrey- Leland
Co. wages to be IS a day. the. manu-
faeturers having the privilege of work
inr all granite working machinery two
shifts day. providing for better
ment comnittee' and for the arbitra-
ton Of differences
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-11
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The board of directors of the Valley
Fair association will meet at 7.3O o'clock
tonight in the Peoples National bank.
Deeds were passed yesterday from Mrs.
Gertrude G. Hunt to Frank /. Hunt. CON
yeying her homestead place at a Green
street Mrs Hunt reserves rooms in the
ell of the house during her life time.
Mrs Mary A. McGrath of ITO Elliot
street fell down the stairs in her home
last evening and was badly bruised but
it is thought that no bones were broken
She was attended in her home by ply
stefan.
The Ladies' Enterprise society will
meet on Fuller park Thursday at D. m
Supper will be served to members and
their families at 615. If rainy the meet
ing will be held at Mrs. Frank Strong's
at As Fairview street and the supper will
be the next day in Fuller park.
\ strip of sidewalk on the west side Of
Church street from the driveway at the
rear of the watercure building to the
n9Ptherly corner of Hugh Agnew's laun-
dry has been torn out in preparation for
the laying of new walk. The gutter in
some places had become broken out so as
to allow water to run under the side
walk, endangering the stone retaining
wall on which the walk is built.
Announcements of the marriage June
80 of Howard Currier Page and Miss
Maude Glazier of Cambridge, Mass, have
been received by local friends of the
couple. Both Mr.. Page and Miss GIazier
We're members of the faculty of the Brat
tleb0ro high school last year. both teach
ing commercial subjects Mr.. Page also
taught history Mrs. Page is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Il. Glazier of Cam
bridge.
SnoI,a Rocl- Manila C,ioars III 100
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-11

Greenfield Lineman Honored For Service
In Last Winters Ice Storm.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. July IL
Clarence A Nicks OF Greenfield. a sec
tfoual lineman for the American Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co. was given q
Theodore y. Vail medal of award for
noteworthy public service ct a dinner
in the Highland hotel last night. High
officials of the company, many from
headqua~'""s in New York, came to
Springfield to attend the presentation.
Mr.. Wicks' service for which recog-
milton was given BY the company was
performed last winter when Springfield
and the surrounding country was in
Ike grip of the great ice and sleet storm
that cripuled 50 many public service
lines, particularly those of the telo-
phone and telegraph companies. His
work in keeping open lines of e9mmu-
n;natiou throughout the difficulty was
the achievement that brought the
award of the medal
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-11
VERNON

The public health committee Of Vernon
aad ali those interested in Red Cross
work are asked To attend business meet
iag of TIE Ladies' Circle "Wednesday
afternoon. July -. in the vestry of The
I.aien church. when Miss Helen NJ San
dersnn and Miss Faith Ycaw viii speak
on the work to be taken up in this town.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-11
WEST BRATTLEBORO
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
Special Program to bo Given in Baptist
Church Next Sunday.

Special Program to DO Given in Baptist
Church Next Sunday.
The Bible school of the Baptist
church will celebrate the 50th anniver-
sarY OF its organization next Sunday,
July l6. with appropriate exercises. A
history Of the school will be given fol-
lowed BIZ remarks by former superin-
teRdents and helpers in its early days.
Some of the classes viii be represented
in singing and scripture recitation. Ii
IS expected that Rev. c. r. Powers of
Randolph, Mass, and Rev. j. A. Mitch
ell OF Lonsdale, II. J., Will give adj
dresses. All friends and former mem
beers of the Sunday school and their
families are cordially invited.
Miss Maxine StelIman went Satur-
day TO Wilmington 10 spend week.
Mrs. c. W N.shoa occupied the pull
nit in the Baptist church in South New
/ f-''o S10dor afternoon, also at the eve
ming service.
discharged Saturday from the Melrose
| hospital whore he I'D been receiving
treatment on his hand.
Miss Ruth Plant is working for Mrs
Harold p White during the absence
of Miss Nellie Sprague. who is spend
] NV a vacation Of two weeks at Breezy
Point. Mantle, Conn.
Miss Hazel Compton, who had been
visiting here with Miss Laura Powers,
/ has returned to BURLINGTON. where she
will take q corr at the summer school
ri the Universitv Of Vermont. Miss
Comptdp who graduated from the col
| lnrc Lust month viii teach in Burling-
/ ton in the fall in the Junior high
/ school.
Mrs. John Peterson Of Providence.
+ r. l.. was discharged TODAY from the
4 Nelrose hospital, where she had been
/ following an operation. Miss Thelma
Jones Of Leyden was operated upon
Sunday bv DR. +. r. Lynch for the re-
! KowalsEi of Hins.1~r was onerated
mon Sunday for appendicitis. His con
4 dition is good.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-11

Miss Maxine StelIman went Satur-
day TO Wilmington To spend a week
Mrs. c. w N.shoo occupied the pull
nit in the Baptist church in South New
f~7c Su0dov afternoon. also at the eve