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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
Crookston Times Is
Moving To New Home

Crookston. MIMI, July 1.-The
task of moving the duplex press and
linotype machines to the new home
Of the Crookston Times Printing COM
pany and setting them up in time to
print Mondays edition of the Crooks
be started early this afternoon.
Today's edition will go to press at
noon and Immediately after the last
paper is printed work will be. started
toward dismantling the press. The
job department of the concern has al
ready been moved. The Times news
paper and stationery departments are
expected to be permanently establish
ed by July s. "a
The new home Of the Crookston
Times is a three-story brick structure,
formerly used as the Grand Central
hotel. For the past two months work
men have been overhauling the en-
tire structure and reinforcing it for
the heavy newspaper and job mach1n-
cry. The press DON will be located
in the full cement basement, together
with the stereotyping department.
The first main floor will be used to
house the job department.. the office
force and the stationery department.
The job equipment will occupy the
ear part of the first floor with the
main office, circulation and want ad
departments in front. The stationery
store will be in a separate office adj
joining.
The news room and editorial dc.
partment will be stationed on the Sec
ond floor with an elevate. carrying
the newspaper forms from the second
floor to the presses In the basement:
The third floor is being made into
modernly furnished and u~nfurnished
apartments. Electric elevator and in
Generator service, a laundry room
with electric washers. and an apart
ment garage will be among the con-
veniences offered.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
FARMER PLOWS UP
HUMAN SKELETON IN
RED LAKE COUNTY

Rcd Lake Falls. Mimi, July 1.
While plowtng on his farm in
section 81, Garnes town, Matt
Nerva plowcd up the bones Of
a man buried in a shallow grave,
evidently many years ago. The
plow first turned ~ the soleo
Of a mans shoes and later the
forearm bone appeared.
just when or how the body was
buried Is a mystery. Some of
the older settlers in the commun-
tty recall the disappearance OF a
man who had made arrange
ments to visit his old home in
Europe. but before starting sud-
denly vanished from sight. and
at that tmc it was thought he
had met with foul play. as he
was supposed to have carried q
large sum OF money.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
Northwestern Neus
Moorhead Court Give.
Man S Years In Prison

Moorhead, Mimi, July Joe Ed
wards, alias Joe Conkling, was SEN
fenced to five years in the state
p~enitentiary at Saltwater Friday
when he pleaded guilty in Clay
county district court to a charge OF
burglary in the third degree. Edwards
was arrested June FL after he had
robbed the H. D.. Rostad dental Office
of two small bottles Of rolled gold,
some gold filings and, other valuable
material.
Edwards wife, who was also held,
was released yesterday when the po-
lice declared they had insufficient
evidence to convict her. Two bags
of gold, said to be worth $1,000,
which were taken from the couple,
will revert to the county unless posi-
lively identified. Police believe the
gold was stolen from dental Offices
between Denver and Moorhead.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
ACCEPTS $3.50 JOB
IN WYOMING BANK

A course at Dakota Business
College, Fargo, N. D., is a pass
port to a situation anywhere. S. c..
Sparks has become teller Of the
Citizens National Bank, Casper,
Wyo. at $3.50 a month. John
slaughter went to the Picket Trans
Ser Co., Omaha, George Homer
A|Sso the Ford Agency, at Culberaon,
Mont. Some 700banks employ D.
B. C. graduates. 230 have become
bank officers, 40 of them women.
This tells you what schoolto attend.
"Followthe Successful" School
year begins in June. Write F. l..
Watkins, Pres, 800 Front ST.,
Fargo, N. D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
MOONSHllllBElNERS HAy
LOOKOUT STATION
FOR SLEUIHS IN WO0U

Duluth, Minn.-Operativss
st. Louis county 1sheri6s ofice
force complain that mooushiietW
the wooded regions have q systesnSx
lookout stations for sthwarting thu IA
fensives Of the Officers that II IN
termed SITTER the forestry lookonta Al
locating forest fires. The only dtfhN
ence, they say is In favor OF the moon
summer months when the foliage &
out. not only offers q site for spyins
on the officers but hides the spies fror'
view: 54 55& sss3
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
S. D. Baptists Will
Meet Al Sioux Falls

Sioux Falls. S. D., July 1.-The an
nhal South Dakota Baptist summer
assembly will be held at Sioux Falls
college this year, from July Is to %,
according to the announcement by
Rev. E. J. Chave, pastor Of the First
Baptist church Of Sioux Falls, in
charge of local arrangements for the
summer course Of study.
The assembly is expected to draw
a large number of ministers and lay
men interested in furthering the work
of the church in South Dakota, to
Sioux Falls. as we'll as several visitors
and instructors of national promi-
hence. The program of the meeting
is in the general Charge Of Rev. w.
H. ,Bayles. director OF religious edu-
cation for the state.
Among the most prominent speak
ers scheduled to address the meetings
are DR.. W. E. Chalmers. of Philadel-
phia. secretary of the religious educa-
ton board of the American Baptist
Publishing society.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
Say. Freight Car. Are
In Good Shape For crsp.

Fargo. N. D.. July Great Nor,
thern freight carr are in better con,
dition to handle the grain crop thli
year than for several years. W. T.
Kinney, traf1c director Of the Greal
Northern railway yesterday wrote ~
E. Williams, traffic superintendent b
the Fargo Commercial club.
During June the company has pa
on 932 men in It's car repair shop
and much better work is being done
this yea by putting on metal roof,
and other substantial repairs. he said
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
Foster Agent Fears
Sow Thistle Menace

Darlington. N. D.. July 1.-If steps
are not taken to eradicate the SOY
thistle at once, there are enough in
the county sc that If they spread they
will form a menace in a few years,
according to Chas. c. Lake. county
agent who attended a SOW thistle
meeting here yesterday.
He said that the SOW thistle has
moved here from the northeastern
part Of the state where the situation
is SC bad that nan farms have been
abandoned. A similar meeting was
held at Glenfield Wednesday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
SawAy. lnfests Small.
Section OF South Dakot.

Faulkton. S. D.. July 1.-The web
spinning sawly which attacks cherry
and plum trees is more abundant
than usual this year. according to
Charles J.. Gilbert. Faux county ag-
ent, who is urging the use of stomach
poisons such as lead ~arsenate, calcium
a%rsenate or; Paris Green to combat
them. f'%
The larva Of the sawly. Mr.. Gill
bert says, eats the leaves and de-
stroys the soft green parts Of the
fruit tree and in some instances kill
the tree.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
Finds Rye Crop In
Good Shape In Valley

Moorhea% Mimi, July 1.-Winter
rye acreage is heavier and the crop
looks better than at any time recent
ly, Enoch 8. Peterson. assistant
cashier Of the First National bank
said Friday on his return from a tour
of the Red River valley districts. He
said that the acreage is very much
larger than in ecent years and that
1t is far enough along now that a crop
is assured unless hail strikes. Other
small grains are doing well. although
the acreage was cut somewhat this
spring by wet weather he said.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
Recall Talk AT
Fargo Persistent

Fargo, n. D., July Nv. n. Baker.
the only man who would make any
statement regarding the alleged re-
call petitions for the Fargo city COM
mission. said yesterday that hun
dreds Of people" are signing the re-
call petitions although he refused to
divulge the names of the circulators
and said that he is not backing the
campaign. He said 1900 signers had
been secured and that 100 names are
expected for each Of the seventeen
petitions which he says are being cir
culated.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
Make Bottineau
Storm Damage $780, 900

Bottineau, N. D., July 1.-Late re.
ports from the district in Bottineau
county swept by the tornado on Fri
day morning, June 20, place the dam
age done at 100000.
About so barns, 80 dwellings,. 100
outbuildings, and SO windmills were
destroyed, according to estimates.
The town suffering the most was
Maxbass where many buildings were
dismantled. Among the public build
ings damaged was the Methodist
church.. it being badly wrecked.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
PROUD OF

dents Of Bottineau county are adver.
Using the fact that a recent report
showed the county leading the state
in the number Of standard rural
grade and consolidated schools, more
state aid money being received than
in any other county. The amount re.
ceived for 1922 will be ~$11,400.5o.
Bottineau county has first
class consolidated schools, six second
class consolidated schools, four third
class. twelve standard rural schools
and one standard graded school
There are thirty standard schools ali
told in the county, a record surpassed
III few counties of like population in
the United States, it is said.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
Saskatchewan Not
To Interfere With
/ Liquor Transportation

Regina. Sask., July Liquor ex-
porters may continue to transport
drinkables by automobiles across the
International border unmolested by
Canadian authorities, under a ruling
handed down by the appeals division
OF the. Saskatchewan supreme court.
The provincial, act f%orbidding the
export of liquor except by common
carrier, rail or water, from Sas-
Skatchewan, which itself is a dry
area" is outside the jurisdiction Of
the Saskatchewan legislature, the
a0ourt decided.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
COUNTY DIVISION TALKED.

S## Bemidji, Mimi. July IA con7-
mittee of IS has been appointed to
take charge of a campaign to divide
Bestrami county, the northern part
wishing to form a separate county or
g~anization with Baudette as the .coun-
~ seat.
At a convention held early in June
It was decided by a vote of zoo to IS
that the campaign for. the new coun-
~ would be begun.
Lake of the Woods county is the
name selected by those advocating
the, division. "a. rs =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
100 Are Expected AT
Epworth League Meet

Lisbon. N. D., July About 100
registered delegates will attend the
Fargo District Epworth league insti-
tute to be held here July 10 to is.
Similar institutes are to be conduct
ed at Minot, Grand Forks and Bis
marck on the same dates.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
BUYING SCHOOL EQUIPMENT.

Bemidji, Mimi, July Contracts
for equipment for the new city high
school, involving an expenditure of
about $4,000, are being signed this
week. The supplies being purchased
are for class rooms, scientific labora-
tories, the industrial department, Of
fices, the library and the cafeteria.
In all, 10 bids representing II firms
were considered.
Contracts for the gymnasium equip
ment Will be let in the fall. It is ex-
pected that work on the high school
will be completed by the middle Of
August.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
PENNINGTON FARMER SUICIDES

Thief River Falls, July liens
Bolstad, farmer of Deer Park town
ship. IS years Of age, blew the side
Of, his head off with a shotgun fol-
lowing a fit OF dependency. e
The suicide occurred during the
absence of his two 0 n at the circus
in this city, his wife also being alb
sent. Upon their return the nan was
not il. the house, so search was
instituted, and the body, with n
side of the face blown completely
away, was found back of the barn.
:. Mr.. Bolatad had expressed consid-
cradle worry over financial affairs,
and it is asserted that this brought
about the commission Of the act. r.
Sheriff La Bree and Deputy Cor
-oner Carl q. Larson were called to
review the remains, and they decided
an inquest was unnecessary. The
deceased left no word to explain his
rash act.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
HEADS WATFORD CITY BANK

Watford City, N. D., July III. l..
McRae, for the past five years cashier
of the Farmers State bank here, has
resigned his position and has been
succeeded by F. P. Williams Of New
England. N. D.
Mr.. McRae is well known in bank
ing circles in this part of North Da-
kota. Besides being in active charge
of the Farmers State bank here, he
was the chief organizer and for a
time cashier Of the Farmers State
bank at Charbonneau.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01
AGED N. D. EDITOR
GIVES ADDRESS AT
COLORADO SPRINGS

Pe1nbina, N. D., July t. F..
"A. Wardwell, veteran editor OF
North Dakota and for 40 years
q the head Of tho Pionecr-E-
press. one OF North DakOta's old
est papers published here, gave
an address recently at Colorado
Springs. Colorado. on 1.-THE Gem
etery Of the Sea-"
Mr.. Wardwell, now q very old
man, ts living at Colorado Springs
on account of his health.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-01

Herald want Ads Bring Results.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
ZfTREJSf SLAVNOST VEL
| ~KOVYBORo JEDNOTY CE.
SKYCH DAM.

T. Mohutna nase damska orga-
nisace j. c. D. dovrsila pocet
clenek ma uctyhodne cislo
25.000 a pametihodna tato uda
lost, jez jest jiste zavidenfhod-
nou metou v spolkove cinnosti,
oslavena bude Velkovyborem
statu Ohio velkou slavnostni a.
kademii v Ceske Narodnf Sini
ma Broadway We 2 hodiny od-
poledne. Program obsahuje
'znacny pocet vybranych cisel
a jednim z hlavnfch bodd bude
rec zakladatelky, zaslouzile pi.
Karoliny Rychlikove, ktere jest
osudem doprano spatriti zatvu,
ku ktere tax horlive sila. Psali
jsme jiz o vdecnem uznani, je-
hoz Sc il dostalo pri podobne
,slavnosti v New Yorku, v ta.
nejsi Mar. Budove ma vych. IS.
II. Jest jen samozrejme, re je-
ich zaslu bude vzpomenuto v
neste, kde sc prvni krasna jeji
myslenka ujala. Krone ured.
mich cisel pamatovano bude
ma zabavu, neb v poradu sc
shledavame Sc jmeny, kter5
jsou dobreho provedeni nejlep
j., 81 zarukou. Uniova hudba, ri
zena osvedcenym panem j. A
Supem sehraje nejoblibenejs
skladby sv6toveho repertoire
Solova cisla zpevni i baletni
deklamace, solova cisla nasicF
domacich nejlepsich hudebni
XII, promisena budou alegoric
kymi pochody cvicenek V. V
J. c. D. i prostnym cvicenin
Sokolek Nova Vlast, sborovyn
zpevem Lumir-Hlahol pora(
Zakoncen bude veselcu aktov
kou 'Zmenili datum, v niz da
my daily v dlohach pand, temtt
vale a sehrajou 81 role, psant
jinak pro silnejsi pohlavi samy
iVyznamna a originelni slav
most vyzni vecer v tanecni vi
mex.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
FOOTBALLOVY ZAPAS
v ELYRII, o.

Nasi statecni borci football
love cety sportovniho klubu
Cleveland odjedou Ultra do
Elyrie, ably podstoupili zapas
IS tamejsim teamem, ktery jest
Y mimoradne dobre kondici.
Oba kluby "a minule sezony
lnebyly porazeny, tax re boj
zitrejSi sledovan bude me-
obycejnym zajmem. Druzstvo
clevelandske odjede velkym
truckem o IL. hodine poledni
Cd mistnosti p. Vlasaka ma ro-
hu Mead ave. a Broadway u
Mar. Sine. Sportumilovne O.
becenstvo, jez by 81 pralo w.
letu sc sucastniti, mlze jeti Sc.
bou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
JUBILEJNf PRODEJ
u TROJANU.

Nejstarsi odevnicky zavod
pro pany, "u Troyand" ma
Broadway proti vyeh. 40. ul.,
dovrsuje letos jiz Al. rok sve-
no trvani, kterez jubileum o.
slavuje vel. prodejem cd 1.
do II. listopadu, "a ktereho
Sc naskyta prilezitost doplniti
zimni odevni zasoby dobrym
zbozlm "a skutecne LEVINE ce-
ny. Zavod uvedeny chvaliti
netfeba, "a solidnost mluvi "a
jiste fidka okolnost, re rizen
jest jiz druhou generaci.
Do vcerejsi oznamky, VITA
huiici Sc k teto udalosti, vlou-
dila Sc nam nedopatfenfm chy
ba, re iubilejni prodej konan
bude az lednu, coz by arci
bylo k opatfovani zimnich veci
trochu pozde a proto poznovu
upozornujeme obecenstvo, ably
pfilezitosti teto vyuzilo V ty
dnu do IL. t. m.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
UZNANf, VYSLOVENE. RO.
BERTU CROSSEROVI.

Byvaly kongresnik Edward
Heating z Puebla, Colo, jest
muzem, jenz ma kongresu w.
mohl vysetrovani zlovolneho
napadani delnictva "a stavky
" Rockefellerovych dolech v
Colorado. Heating jest dnes
redaktorem We Washington
vychazejiciho listu Labor,
hajiciho zajmy zeleznicnich
delnikd. Tyz pravi: "Crossel
must zpet do kongresu, STUDIO
val pilne verejne otazky a ia
ke Jim rozumi. Neni loutkou
na provazku, jest vyspelehe
rozumu a volil vzdy bez ohle.
du ma toho, kdo byl predlohy
puvodcem. Jest obavan poll.
tickymi 'bossy", kteri Sc stav
proti nemu, proto, re nikdy oG
Mich neprijimal rozkaz1."
Claude Kitchin, demokratic
ky vudce dome zastupcu, cd
hadl vefejne cinnost Crosserl
takto: "Schopny, pilny patr
oticky Glen domu zastupcd."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
PREDNASKY p. J. HAVRAN-
KA VYDANY TISKEM.

Nakladem Ustredny Amer.
Var. Sdruzeni CechoslovakG
vysly prvni dive prednasky jed
natele p. Jozi Havranka, jez
byly Jim samym predneseny
jako prvni dive cele serie, jez
jest kazde nedelei prednasena
dopoledne v Besidkach Narod-
nj Sine ma Broadway. Zpopula-
risovati podobnou dobrou lite
raturou vychovny ucel povazu-
jeme "a krok skutecne zasluz-
ny a odporucujeme dive dosud
vysle brozurky cele nasi verej-
nosti, zejmena spolkum k hro-
madnemu rozsirovani. Cislo
prvni obsahuje thema "Nut-
most sebevzdelani a vychovy",
druhe cislo pax pojednava o
nametech "Svobodomyslnost.
Co jest volna myslenka. V SOU
stredeni sila." X uhledne w.
pravenym spiskGm sahne zaii-
ste kazdy krajan a popreje Jim
zajiste mista We sve knihovnic-
ce. Cena lest tax nepatrna,
'pouhych 10 cent? "a vytisk, re
nemuze byti zavady, ably sna-
ha horliveho naseho pracovni-
ka nemohla doznati vseobec-
,neho rozSifeni.
Ostatni prednasky isou IT,
sku a opusti tiskarsky lis v do.
be nejkratsi. Ma programu
jsou: Kulturni vyvoj ceskeho
Inaroda. - DuSevni zivot clio.
veka. - Socialismus, komunis.
mus, bolSevictvi. = Svobodo-.
myslne Skolstvi v Americe il.
ne.
Objednavky vyrizuje dfado.
,vna Ustredny, 4939 Broadway
cleveland, Ohio.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
Swell Sc, ABY NEPRISEL
POZDE DO SKOLY.

14-lety Paul Meyers, 127O1
Kinsman rd. vcera rano pone-
kud zaspal, ably Sc do skoly do
stal yeas, neodolal pokuseni a
chtel Sc svesti. Vyskocil ma
kolem jedouci autotruck, ale
tax neSt'astne, re spadl pod ko-
la. Misto do skoly dopraven
byl do nemocnice sv. Alexise
kde vysetreno. re mu zlomena
byla noha. Ride trucku zba-
ven byl veskere zodpovednosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
UNION TRUST co. OzNA-
MOVATI BUDE VOLEB.
Nj VYSLEDKY RADIO
EnNvrYv F-g.

Ia dterniho veGera bude ra-
diograficka stanice The Union
Trust Co. rozesilati volebnf
zpravy po cele zemi. Oznamu-
je tax bondovy department
The Union Trust Company,
kteremu jest svereno rizenf
stanice. Tato jest jednou z
nejsilnejsich v zemi a mGze
zachycovati Why delky 4S5
metru, tax ze volebni zpravy
budou tax hlasite, aby jasne
a zretelne molly byti slysany
" tisicich priiimacich stanicfch
V clevelandskych ohioskych
domovech.
We volebni vecer otevreno
bude pet sousednlch dradoven
The Union Trust Company:
Broadway Bank Office, ma
Broadway a vych. 55. ul.
Woodland Bank Office, ma
Woodland E. 55. ul.
Buckeye Road Office, Buck
eye a E. 80. ul.
1O5th-Pasadena Office, E.
i105. a Pasadena.
w. 25th-Denison Office, w.
Is. ul. a Denison Ave.
Pfijimani zrizeno bude v
kazde teto uvedene Iradovne,
jez zachycovati bude zpravy,
jak vysilany budou z ustfedni
stanice v Gfadovne dolenniho
mesta.
| Obecenstvo jest srdecne Eva
no k navsteve techto iiradoven
k vyslechnuti doSlych depeSi.
Otevreny budou Cd Z do IL no.
din vecer. Krone toho uni
st'ovany budou zpravy We W.
kladnim okne The Union Trust
Co., 301 Euclid ave., kde bu.
lou oznamovany chodcGm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
STRANA ZDRAVE POLITI-
XVI ZASAD.

DemOkraticka Strana ma
dnes prave tolik intelligence,
statnickych vedomosti VIA
stenectvi jako kterako-li jina
politicka strana, iez histo-
rii teto zeme stavala. Rozebe-
reme-li souborne doktriny a
politiku, Ia kterymi nase stra-
ma vzdy stala a porovname-li
je onemi strany republican
ske, iez vrcholi v ZpateGnic-
KEN vedeni. prijdete k uzave-
ru, re strana nase jest jedinou
jez nabizi kazde tfide osobni
i zakoniteho obchodu, v kaz
de casti zemG Gplny narodni
program zdravych a dobrych
zasad politiky.
Jste zadan, abyste vyjadril
svoje mineni O nekterych otaz-
kach t6to kampane dne Z. IL
stopadu.
Schvalujete nyn6jsi snahu
pritomne administrace. ably po
mahano bylo nepratelGm orga-
nisovane prace, smerujici ku
zniceni unit, coz by ma konec
znamenalo snizeni mezd pro
veSkerou praci?
Jste snad poteSeni bojem
zahajenym generalnim navlad-
MIN Harry M. Daughertym, o.
mezujicim svobodu slova Ii
tuiete nicivych soudnich "a
kazG Jim zajistenych u soudu
Spoj. Stath v Chicagu do
mnivate Sc, re jsou vGci praci
poctivymi a spravedlivymi?
Jste pro celni zakon Ford
Iney-Cumberiv ktery delnictvu
neni mic platen ale zvysuje
jen ceny potreb nejnutnejsich
k zivotu?
To jsou priciny proc by nell
lbyti yoleni nasledoyni legisla.
Itivni kandidati demokraticke.
no volebniho listku:
Ia statni senatory: Cora c.
Cooley. Tom. M. Norris, Ber.
nice S. Pyke, JAS. A. Reynolds
M. J. Walsh a Howell Wright
Do General Assembly (stat.
mi Zakonodarny): Tom R
Brannon, Lawrence Brennan
Frances F. Bushea, Joseph E
Gavin, Geo. F. Greve, Gus. H
Hanna, E. J. Hopple, Charles
u. Keenan,. Frank J. Lausche
L. Emmett Maher, Geo. F.. Mo
nahan, w. j. Murphy, Jane!
H. Murray, John H. Schultz
John C. Smith a VIM. Stroup.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
TOM M. NORRIS IA STAT
Milo SENATORA.

Jednim z nejpracovitejsich
statnich senatord zvolenych "a
okres Cuyahoga jest nesporne
Tom M. Morris, jenz slouzil cd
r. 1913 Ia velice znacnych L.
spechI. Jest pGvodcem nekte
rych predloh, jez byly schva-
leny guvernery podepsany.
Zejmena statni prGmyslove
skolstvi ma v mem horlivehc
'zastance. Patfi mezi neihor.
livejsi zakonodarce osvedcil
Sc v kazdem smeru i uloze je-
mu ulozene.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04

ceny, ale oslazoval hofkou tuto
.pilulku tvrzenim, re drahota
vyvazena bude ma druhe stra-
ne velkou prosperitou. Obchod-
|nikGm radil, aby ocekavali wa
lici Sc blahobyt" pine zasobe-
nymi sklady neb ty, kterf pro-
|jevovati budou liknavost a pro-
|vadeti politiku vyckavaci, ma
|jdou pozdeji tovarny a velko-
|obchody vyprazdneny. Mnoho-
iii jest ma proroctvich techto
ipravdy, poucf mas arci teprve
idoba sama.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
PROROKUJE NOVOU
DRAHOTU.

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