davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1922-01-08

ASubsututions;. Manhattan-R. wormsley
for c. Carver. Goals from Floor-Young
GU, G. Carver, Acton C2), Wood, wormsley
Lcveless, Pat:en (2,. Miller. Goals from
Foul-Acton t2l, Pstten a.. Referee
Byron.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-08

As the result of adverse weather
conditions. play on the local
courses is practically at a stand
still. and most of them have sus-
pended operations until next spring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22
OCEAN POINT LOTS

at 1Oc, % hogs at 10lc. J. w. Brooks
sold s fancy oxen at top price and II
beef cows at = sc. AZ calves at &c,
IS miIch cows at $40 to 800. A. NJ.
Bags sold bulls av 1900 lbs at &C,
IA cows at SIC, and "A cows at 2lc, so
calves at lie, - milch cows at $3.50
$11J. i. simon sold II cows at pa &C,
10 calves at Sc, and 30 hogs at 1llc.
+. NJ. Dana SoId l bull 1140 lbs at 4Ac,
and ] COW $50 lbs at 2lc, 80 calves
$40 lbs at IL, 90 calves 1860 lbs at
&c. > hogs 400 lbs al 11Ic, 2 hogs go
lbs at 103c. Putnam Bros. sold / pr
oxen at Sc, 4 oxen at &c, 100 calves at
"a l0c, 80 hogs at 1OM lie, IS milch
cows at $I0m S10c. V. a. Hanson sold
100 calves at Gfi10c. u milch cows at
$G5m$100. +. t. Brown &c Son sold
4S calves at 9!c, - calves at 7ac 3
hogs $50 lbs a [ III &c. 10 milch cows at
SJGM 500. T.. X. Foye sold As calves
at &C, l fancy cow at s110, 8 at $50 ca.
and is cows ut $45G$ $50. II. l.. Wor-
nell sold IS calves at SC, and IS mich
cows at SG5m$l20. r. u. Pickett sold
3S calvesat Sc and IL cows at 5000
300
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22

rcw high levels for tnH current move
lAcnt. Minor rails, sugars. textiles,
feathers and r'ctalS rose one to three
points bu, caScd in She closing rcvcrs-
al Sales amounted 10 1.C1|. 600 shares
altogether, he marIet's course ind-
Gated that its recent upSwing was
ma My t,accabfr to TIE existence of a
snort interest Of large p!, portions and
Confirmed the opinion Ut ilnuortial OBJ
servers that substantial public partici-
patiun Was lacLine.
Cali morcy CIcnod at "a per cent,
repeating the cent minimum q iota-
IL n for such communications, this he
ing tho lowest in almost five wears.
The 5 per cen. rate of the last half
hour seemed - Il" prompted by t,Imor-
rows Withdrawals from local reserve
banks of Sl6,00pU00 to meet treasury
p2;.leais.
Parts of Yesterdays brisk rally IN
RrltiSh and 9th, r Allied exchanges was
lost on rcn veg selling, OF bills from
London and Far $. Sterling c.-sed over
enc cent. F1J>Ch. Italian and BelC IAN
bills, tell 4 t. 10 points and German
marks reacted moderately. on the
other hand, Dutch and scandinavian
quotations made up some of the recent
severe depreciation and a better tone
was shown b. Polish, Austrian and
tze"hC-S : oNa"ia' rates.
Continued ease of money as shown
by tho r.ncwaI rate or &-4 per cent.
the bond market today. although the
muN omerl at lines was irregular
Liberty third 4 LIS at 1uO.l2 and
fourth LIS 1t -00.16 established new
n1aNimur. fot the year, most others
Of that ClNiSi NJ closing at gains.
Mexican EyNCrnmcntS were heavy in
the early part Of the session. but raj
lie. subs tantiaIly later. European
leans were hesitant or lower, United
Kingdoms relaxing with the moderate
sctbaCl' III stcr,ing exchange, but san
Paulo SIS and japanese Is improved.
baltimore & Ohio As. Denver & Rio
Grande SIS, Northern Pacific IS. Sea-
board 6s. Atchison general IS. Erie
General As. and Pennsylvania general
AS featured tho stronger rails Mer-
camille Marine as. Pan-American Pc
trcleum is and Bethlehem Steel re-
funding 5s also made variable gains
on the day. Total sales, par value.
aggregated S14,vS3, 900.
Several new underwritings of con-
siderable proportions We're marketed.
Among these We're the New York Cen
trail Railroad S27,B45,o00 per cent.
equipment trust certificates and State
of Catharina fBraziD $1,000, 000 s per
cent. external lean.
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,oc ~ a ,, -ao -. ,,..
i2H; 10; nal TIL; 10. Mahlioba
I4't ana ~; lnlN'u uut"m l@-3
tFark New YORK. TO aTflNg.
y - urn ~. HriioW amI
~. Whlit S9S ana No. mixed '2s
oATSMsn"t t,n,. e. white AZ
Pi;TTERE I.irmer. rcccints % lis.
creamery hiohcr than rxtras 2GaE,2-,
do rxtras u Score Al All. do. tirst (
SIS to 81 score 231G,3-3
,,rC.a, 1~..-i-.t ... oo,o
-- 7 lSett''u' Icceip'S '-'"o9'
POTAToF.S-Steady, unchanged.
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, June 81.
Predictions that threshing returns
from IN" domestic winter crop south
west and Wr%t would prove d3Sap-
pointing counted to some cXy"nt as a
hu!lish factor III the wheat market to-
day. especially during the last hour.
lriccS closed unsettled at the same as
yesterdays finish to cent higher,
with July 113! to 1134 and September
1l33 Il llGs. Corn gained to [ cent,
and oats To i. In provisions the out
come varied ilom unchanged figures
to five cents advance.
bulls in the wheat market were
prompt To take advantage of the cir
cUnStaqcc that late crop adyices re-
gardin" winter wheat had become less
cItiiIist.c and that uncertainty as to
qIahty and yield appeared TO be in
rrcaSimg. Australian reports that Sc
had been done by drought were also
made use Of after midday TO stimuli, tc
higher prices here on the bulge in
values. howcVcr, count offerings here
70 arrive broad ned out and purcha.
were the largest 50 far this season,
causing something of Il reaction near
.ho finish. Rails in the Canadian
Northwest. together with generally
arc"d in the fist part of higher Liv-
efp0oi quotations. LcsSened apprchen-
sion a 10 the likelihood Of drought in
canada led to overseeing. though, n
the part of the pit traders. and left
III m defenceicsg against concentrated
speculative buying which subsequently
developed.
Corn and oats showed 1ndependo
sire Myth, a good deal Of buying being
haScd on past experiences in the corn
trade that the price of corn generally
moves up about this time. Elevator
interests here bought more than 500,-
Uti bushels + corn to arrive.
Provisions averaged a little higher
III limo with the hog market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22
LAKE VIEW
STOCK AND DAIRY FARM
$50 ACRES.

Only $3.50 cash needed, 81 miles to
NJ. G. X. station, If mil" t"
school. stores, churches; IS a. tillago,
cuts 80 tons hay, balance wood and
pasture for 80 COWS; lot of wood and
lumber; - apple trees. abundance of
small fruit; 10-room house. 90-ft barn.
silo, stable, ice house, shed, all in good
] cpair. old agr of owner. not abb" to
carry it on. r'rice only 5000; one
half down. balance easy. Sc" this and
many other good bargains. T.. l..
Worcester State Farm Agency, Angus
ia. Phone PIN.
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Wednesday Brighton Market

Stock Yards, June 21.-Thcrc was
very little stock for slaughter offered
during the morning as the storm and
bad roads kept a great many sellers
away who bring in their cattle by
trucks. There was quite a large Offer
ing in heavy beef cattle, which sold up
to last weeks quotations, with few
sales reported q fraction higher paid
for tile same grades Of fancy and good
beef. The calf market showed weak
ness. Fancy lots Of picked calves sold
at the same prices as a week ago. but
for small calves and mixed lots prices
declined. Hogs sold at last weeks
figures, with Offering taken promptly.
Shipments were more generous. Sheep
and lambs sold lower in average sales
buyers claiming that 1t was difficult
to sell the fore quarters probably and
that this fact reacted on the value
of live sheep and lambs. The barn was
we'll filled with mich cows and a good
ly number of buyers were about. Sales
moved at m$150.
Reported Salcs-IIall & Lowell sold
fancy. steers av 400 lbs at &c, .
fancy oxen 800 lbs at Sc. . oxen 1900
lbs at &C, cows av 500 lbs at 2lc,
100 calves av 115 lbs at &c, 20 drnker
calves at Sc, IS hogs av 1s5 lbs at 11ac.
% mich cows at s50@s125. Otis II.
Forbush sold COW at &C and 81. bull
at sc, 1 COW at 32c and 81. and COW
at &c and 81, 8 hogs at lie. / extra
fancy calf at lac, calves at 12c, and
3 calves at lie. Robert Cannon sold
Is mich cows at s1004$150. i. G.
Piper IL mich cows at s450$90. J. A.
Clark sold steers 1860 lbs at Sc,
COW 900 lbs at SC. 1 bull $50 lbs at &c.
3 Gamer COWS 300 lbs at 2sc, Is calves
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, June q.
:, REET-Choice whole cattle I'M
BUTTER-Extras 37@37s; frsts "a
@36.
cHEEsE--Fresh choice 2oa "a 81;
frsts 269 2ea.
CORNING. 2 yellow 77@7S.
EGGS-Nea-by .hennery 3S639;
western extras 1895.
FLOCR-Sprng patents, 196-lb
eacks. special shore S56Q SIS; standard
T50MS40.
HAY-No. 2 timothy 30G31.
IAMB-Spring. unchanged
OATS-Fancy 40 pounds IS q "a.
PORK-Unch1nged.
POTATOES -Cnchanged.
SLGAR-AmErican,- SUGAR Refinery
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New York Produce Market
New York. June q.
= WAEAT-Spop steady: No. 2 red
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Chicago Cattle Market

tHICHgO, JUHt Il.
CkTTLE-Rcceipts 21.00V; better
grades beef steers strong tn 10 cents
higher; others steady to weak; top
beef steers $50. weight around 1900
pounds best warnings 93J; bull. b6 {
steers S50m9 25, she stock and bulls
steady to strort: veal calevs steady 10
% cents lower; stOckers dull. about
steady; bulk .ealers to packers S006D
$50: bulk desirable bologna bulls
around ass.
HOGS-Rcceipts 1000: opened
strong 10 10 .ceHts higher, closed part
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Wanted to Exchange {

RIDING .SADDLE,-Practical new.
No. Z Third street. Randolph.
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Wanted-Live Stock
MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

MERRY GO-EOTND - All equipped.
nice condtion; earn big money.
Weeks instruction given to purchas-
en-. Big bargain. This machine has
earned over $500 in one day and eve
ming. Cash, or terms to a live Wire
man who will work to make good.
GERRI$H & SMITH No. Is Silver
ST. Watcrvillo Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22

191S FRANKLIN - Sedan. rcpaintcd
and good mechanical condition.
Three Chevrolet Tourings from $3.50
TO $225.
overland Touring $3.50
9. NJ. G. Truck Price right.
Nash 1-ton Truck, cab body, starter &
lights. PneumatiCs.
Terms if desired or will trade. Wad-
leigh & Son.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

filling and cobble-
stones for sale. H. w. Bailey. Tel.
IL.
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Profitable For These Ads Than The
MERCHANDISE
Wanted-1o Buy

Wanted-To Buy 66
WE PAY GOOD PRICES-For second
furniture of all kinds. sewing ma
chimes and cook stoves. Augusta Fur
niture Co. l07 Water ST. Tel. 596-W.
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New York Money Market

New York, June 81.
Foreign exchange weak.
Great Britain. demand 4.4og. cables
4.43s; 60-day bills on banks 4.40s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22
Lawn Mowers Sharpened 28-B

LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED-By
the hollow grinding process. We
have made life study of lawn NOW
crs and can make them cut like
razor-and the price is one dollar,
which includes calling for it and de-
livering it. Just telephone 222 and
we will do the rest. Webber's. 10
Dickman St
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22

Situations Wanted-Femals IS
HOUSE CLEANING-By the day or
hour. Tel 42%-M.
WORK-Any KIND. 81 cts. per hour.
Tel 1nf1-J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

NEW BUILD NG-At l Royal Park,
Augusta, used { months as black
smith shop; cheap if sold at once.
Arthur Young, Bristol. Me.
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Farms and Land for Sale

IS ACRES-lA miles from Gardiner. 6
room house. good barn. hen houses,
orchard, nice early land. Price $4,000.
D. 5. McNaughton. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22
Specials at the Stores

ilEADQU ARTERS-for berry baskets,
screen doors, screen wire. sprinklerS.
Swift & Turner Co. Water st.
"TWISTUM" = The new California
toy. He will stand on his head. sit
down. lie down, do all kinds of con-
tortionist stunts. 81 postage pre-
paid. Quinn's Drug Store. HalloWell.
UNION SUITS-Men's Balhrggan.
short sleeves. 7Jc; mems khaki pants.
95c: mems blue work shirts, SOC. \.
r. Pierce. ~ N,atcr st.
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Insurance

McNAUGHTON AGENCY-Al Forms.
Let us quote before you place your
insurance. McNaughton Agency,
Gardiner. Phone 63.
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Repairing-Service Stations 16
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered

FILMS-Developc and printed. Care
full, prompt service. Bcanes Drug
Store, Gardiner,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22

OR NEAl; GARDINER e Small
modern house with acre or more of
land Write II Page street, Bruins
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as
Lots for Sale
81

LUMBER I.or Mosilr pine. l.. c.
Locke. Winthrop. Me
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BUSINESS SERVICE
PaintinQ-Paperinp

NOTICE. wish to announce that
have changed my place of bushes
to % Gage St, where | shall i'
plea sed to meet all customers. EdE4
H. Hodges, Palmer & Paperhangtr
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MISUNDERSTANDING

DRESSMAkING--l' class work at
moderate price. Tel. 424-Y Augusta.
ESSMAkING-Ladie and chill
drcn's. Grad. dressmaker in charge.
Mrs. Robinson. Il Spring st. r. :i5l-M.
PLAIN SEWING-Children's dresses a
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Household Goods
Musical Instruments

CORNE"r First class condition. Price
reasonable. Rear % Mater ST., Hal
lowell
pIANO-One used upright. just put in
good condition. $50. Also other bar
gains. Forest Smith, the Piano Tun-
or. 10 Child St. Augusta. Tel. l099-N.
UPRIGHT pIANo-To rent for the
winter. 90 Highland Ave, Gardiner.
Tel. 23f-W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22
Heating and Plumbing

PLUMBING AND HEATING-Of All
kinds. Work estimai cd free of charge.
l.. r. Martin. 10 Gannett St Tel.
36l-R.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22

WHEN YOU CAN BUY USED
FORps IN GOOD CONDITION
AT A VEAY REASONABLE
PRICE: AND THAT'S NOT
ALL. WE SELL soCONY GAS
OLINF AT CSC. PER GALLON,
AND KEEP OPEN FROM $50
A. NJ. TO 1880 T. NJ. ARSENAL
STREET GARAGE. TEL. 977-W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22
Baby Carriages Retired g. a

BABY CARRIAGES RETIRED
Our real live rubber wears longer
and our improved method of shrink
ing them on prevents their becoming
loose. The price is so cents per
wheel. Just phone us and we will
do the rest. Webber's, 10 Dickman;
'phone o22.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22
Houses for Sale

lIALLOW ELL-Beautiful home i'll
good ncighborhOod on upper Second
St, - stories, II rooms. modern con-
VcnicnceS. fitted for families: stable
aud large garage. cement basement:
Kelsey heater. good lawn and yard.
fine shade trees. For particulars and
appointment call u. s. McNaughton,
/ Depot Square. Gardiner. Tel. CD.
HOUSFS-l have several for sale in
Gardiner. Randolph and So. Gardiner.
Prices reasonable. u. :. McNaughton
Gardiner. Tc, &C..
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantsd-FemaIe

WOMAN COOk-Wanted for club
House. Serving luncheon and after
noon tea. Best of references re-
CURED An interview will be ar
ranged Ross w. Thompson, South
mort Me
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speciality. III State st. Tel. 6lS-W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22

USED CAR BARGAINS-In Ford,
Chevrolet and Oakland cars. at Brad
street Motor Co. Hallowell Prices
low. Tel. 735-W
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INSTRUCTION


PRIVATE TI'TORINCi-Gradc and
high school work, by experienced
teacher. BOX S-il. Journal,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22

WOMAN-For general houseWork. Tel.
N21-W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-22

WOMAN-For general housework, no
washing. Three in family. James
Lynch, South Gardiner. Tel. 3l4-3
WOMAN-For cooking and houscworll
for summer or Lake Maranacool,
good wages: small family. Apply
Box Sc. Winthrop. Maine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-17
NOVA PROHLfDKA TRATNf
KRIZOVATKY u GAR
FIELD PARKU.

Clenstvo Obcanske Ligy W.
konalo vcera hromadnou ma
vstevu zlopovestne krizovatky
v Garfield Heights, by Sc osob-
ne presv6dcilo, kterym sme-
rem "a pristich voleb mali BY
ii podporovany plany ma od-
straneni toho stale hroziciho
nebezpeci. Jeden navrh po-
zaduje 81, 100000 ma prodlou-
zeni Broadway pfimym sme-
rem pres hrbitov Kalvarii,
kdezto plan druhy by potrebo-
val jen $240.00O ma most, KITE
rym by koleje byly prepnuty.
Exkurse sucastnili sc okresni
komisari, kteri podavali pri-
sluSnych informaci. Komisari
sami jsou vetsinou pro navrh
prvni, jelikoz by pri rovne ce-
ste odpadl naklad ma vydrzo-
vani mostu, ktery by vyzado-
val casem znacne obnosy, coz
by ale pri prodlouzeni Broad
way odpadlo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-17
K SOBOTNfMU ZAJMUTl
AUTOMOBILISTU u CHA
GRIN FALLS.

Okresni zalobce +. C.. Stan
ton pokracovati bude We vySe-
trovani sobotni artery, "a KITE
re byli autoiste blize Chagrin
Falls obt6zovani a nekolik jich
nasilne po nekolik hodin drza-
no pravidelnem zaj jeti. Ma
byti vysetreno, ida pc anik ten
to dlulzno pripsati ma vrub ku
Klux klanu. Vypomocnym Sc
rifem Bollesem, jenz Sc dOsta-
vii v sobotu Ma misto, byla Zji-
stena nektera jmena "zbojni-
ku", ale tito Ia vyslechu Wy
pravuji historii zcela jinou, po-
pirali, ze by byli zastavovali
auta ctyri muzi byll zajmuti
proto, re byli drZymi a re sc
projizdeli ma soukromem ma
jetku. Take Sc pry nejedna @
tajnou schulz, ale vylet jiste
spolecnosti, ktereho sc sucast-
milo as 254 clenu a nikoli t!sic
jak bylo puvodne ohlasovano
Sc zajatymi bylo, jak tito sami
doznavaji, zachazeno slusne
ba bylo Jim podano i obcerstve
nj a zakusky.
Zalobce okresu Geauga O
R. Park i Stanton mali cisla as
AZ strojG, sebranych ma mistf
hned sobotu vecer vypomoc.
nymi serify. Jest mono, IL
majitele stroju budou predvo
lani, jest-li re totiz urady ne
uznaji "a moudrejSi, celou af
feru vubec, odloziti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-17
STARA kRAJANKA MALE.
ZENA We SKLEPE
MRTVOU.
Pficina smrti srdecni mrtvice.

V byte pi. Marie Kubikove,
v els. $500 vych. %. ul. bylo
souseddm napadno, ze "a bile
he dne jest v kuchyni rozsvi-
ceno. Kdyz Sc sli presvedciti
a 70letou Kubikovou hledali,
nalezli il lezeti ma konci scho-
dou vedoucich do sklepa, mr.
tvou. Detektivni kapitan John
Matowitz, jenz jest Kubiko-
vymi spriznen, nebot' sestra
jeho provdana jest "a jednoho
syna pi. Kubikove, pripad w.
setroval a prisel k nahledu, re
Kubikova byla postizena pri
sestupovani do sklepa srdecni
mrtvici, ktera byla vlastni pri-
cinou smrti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-17
SKOINf RADA POZADOVA-
I'll BUDE DALSfCH
$5,OOO.OOO.
Rozhodnuti bude dano ma Will
obcanstva v listopadovych
volbach.

Hlasovaci listek "a pristich
listopadovych voleb bude roz-
mnozen o sloupec, ,kterylm bude
ma obcanstvu pozadovaso po-
voliti dalsi bondy ma move skol
nj budovy We vysi S5,OO0.OOO.
Rozhodnuti toto bylo prijato
ma vcerejsi schuzi skolni rady,
kde sest clenu hlasovalo proti
hlasu jednomu. Oposici zastu-
poval jedinv R. H. Davis, pred
seda vyboru pozemkd, budov
a vypraveni, hlavni dnvod je-
no opiral sc tvrzeni, "ze ST.
tuace nebyla dosti dGkladne
prostudovana Skolni radou,
ably zadost mohla byti doioze-
ma. Predsedajici E. M. Will
liams pax Sc 0 navrh primlon-
val, prave, re obnos $5,O0O.00
jest nutnym, mali skolni rada
rozmnozovati Skolni budovy V
pomeru k vzrustajicimu stale
poctu skolni mladeze, vzdor
povolenym jiz $15,OO0.000 vol
bou srpnu +. 1920. J!z dnes
jest jisto, re Skolni rada celiti
bude velkym obtizim, jak dstky
v skolach umistiti pfi zacatku
priStiho skolniho roku. Bude
die jeho vypoctu nutno zridi-
ii ma 800 tfid, nichz by naslo
mista as 10000 ditek. Naklad
pax ma move budovy nemozno
jinak opatriti, nezli souhlasem
volicstva, ably dodatecnych
bondu zadane vysi povolilo.
Navrh ma povoleni $5,O0O.-
600 nebyl ojedin6ly, bylo po-
zadovano $10,OOO.OO0 a pax
$7,5OO.0OO. Jak ucl Skolni
statistika, nepostaci V pomeru
k vzrustu skolni mladeze ami
pozadovane rozsifeni, jelikoz
by nase skoly mely miti celkem
1915 uceben, ale i po vyuziti
povolenych penez nebude moz
no vsechny ditky umistiti tax,
jak by toho potreba zadala.
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DRUHA PREDNASKA MAR.
SDRUzENf.

V nedeli dopoledne konana
byla v Besidkach Narodni Sine
druha pfednaska Narodniho
Sdruzeni "a ucastenstvi pone-
kud cetnejsiho, nez-li phi pred
nasce prvni. Pan j. Havranek
mluvil ma thema ''Svobodomy-
slnost a volna myslenka' a pou-
tavym svym zpasobem vykla-
dial vztah mezi zminenymi po-
jmy a tez vztah mezi nabozen.
stvim a klerikalismem. Predna
Ska byla bedlive sledovana q
po ieji skonceni rozvinula sc
mezi pritomnymi vecna rozpra
va. Doufame, re tyto prednas'
ky Sc svym casem wifi a budou
Sc tGsiti ucastenstvi. jake 81 "a
sluhuji. Trefne podotkl pfi "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-17
MESTSKE FINANCE Sc
ZOTAVUJf.

Riditel m6stskych financi G..
A. Gesell We vykazu "a prvni
ctvrtleti predlozil mestske ra-
de vysledek hospodafeni, die
nehoz poprve by po delsi dobe
mastske hospodarstvi neskonci-
10 koncem roku 1922 obvyklym
deficitem. Dokazuje, re pra.
coval die vyslovene zasady
mayorem Kohlerem, die ktert
Sc muscle mesto prizpusobit
vydanim take jen skutecnyn
priimum.
Gesell vykazuje dine Is. rij
ma hotovost $3,752.435.69 i pr
odpocteni nekterych dosud ne
zaplacenych uctG, coz byl by
obnos jednou tax veliky, ia
kym Sc mestske pokladny mo
hly pochlubiti V teze dobe 70
ku lonskeho. Uspor docilent
bylo hlavne znacnym omeze
MIN urednictva We vsech sko
, rem departmentech a setrent
j jinak ne vzdy zpusobem nej
st'astndjSim. Financni ridite
pochlubil Sc tez, re | splacen'
bvlo do umofovaciho fondu F,
$4,000 vice nez-li pro tent
rok bylo urceno.