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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
MANzELEM POSTkELEN6
ZENA SKONALA.

19-leta pi. Marie Tagercelo-
va, jez byla v pondeli vecer,
kdyz uspavala dit4 postrelena
domnele "a nest astne n&hody
spustwsim revolverem, ktery
byl cisten jejim manzelem Do
minikem, vcera v m9stske ne.
mocnici dotrpela. Manzel byl
zatcen a bude sc musiti zod.
povfdti ze zabiti. Tyz hned pc
ud'avSim sc nestesti Sc snazi
od sebe odvratiti pozornost 4.
radI vypravenfm, ze do bytu
bylo streleno nekym nezna'
mym z venci, ale pozdeji rex
detektivIm pravdu. Policejn
zalobce pravi, ze vlastni zalobs
opira Sc o zakaz strileti v hra'
nicich mesta, ale prit6zujici o
kolnostf jest, ze prestoupen
m6lo tax truchliveho vysledku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
MCMAHON NASTUPCEM
NEFFA U OKRESNlHO
SOUDU.

Ma mfsto okresnfho soudce,
uprazdnene dmrtfm w. B. Nef-
ia, jmenovap byl vcera guver-
nerem H. l.. Davisem dosava-
dni soudce municip&lnf, Wal
ther Mcmahon. Posledn9jsimu
dostalo Sc odporucenf apelat-
nfho soudce a pfedsedy Sdru-
zeni clevelandskych pramfkd
J. J. Sullivana spolu s odporu-
tenim byvaleho soudce F.
Sanderse a pravnfka w. B.
Gagea.
Obdobf nov6ho soudce ma
trvalost az do voleb v r. 1924,
kdezto jeho nastupce u soudu
|municip&lnfho 1fadovati bude
jen do voleb pf@tfch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
JOS. j. VEVERA
- n&stupce

JAN VEVERA A SYN
iedno z nejstarsich a nejspole-
hlivSjsich pojiit'ujicich zastu-
pitelstvi v Clevelands.
VSEOBECNE POJISTOVANf.
Veskere pojistky vzdy merry
chleji vyplaceny.
Ufad.: GA National City Bldg
Tel. Main 1913 Cent. 2O19
Residence: 327O w. Al. ,,lice.
Tel. Lincoln 2142 M.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
.yy1Fn

Svatx Terez;e - doktorkou. !
Pred A9kolika dny konala sc /,
"a pfftomnosti span9lskych
manzeld kralovskych slavnost
ma pamet toho, re pred 800 le-
ty byla Terezie z Asily prohla-
sena "a svatou. Slavnost pofa-
dala universita salamanska, KITE
ra jmenovala svatou Terezii
svym cestnym doktorem. Vshla
vnfm chram6 postavena socha
sv. Terezie byla "a slavnost-
Mich fecf ozdobena doktorskym
kloboukem, posazenym draho-
kamy, v Gene pres 100000 Pc
set. Klobouk venovaly SPANIEL
ske. zeny.
ZahraniSni vlada pro Deutsch
boehmen? Vecemi &C. S." sde
luje, ze n9mecti nacionalove a
|nemectf narodni socialiste Sc u
snesli utvofiti "a hranicemi sa-
|mostatnou vladu pro Deutsch-
boehmen.
Chytry Levy. Tfi polsti eide
| z venkova udelali 81 vylet do
-
Varsavy a byli tam vesele zivi
docela proti pfikazdm sveho
nabozenstvi. Pc navratu Sc o.
zvalo spatne svedomi sli 81
pro rozfeseni k rabinovi. Ten
Jim "a pokanf ulozil cely IT,
den chodit v botach, do nichz
nasypali 20 hrsti hrachu. Kohn
a Sohnelech, cell krivi bolesti,
potkali patty den Levyho, jenz
81 vykracoval vesele. Podivili
Sc a divili Sc jeSte vic, kdyz ma
otazku jake to, re no hrach ne
tlaci, odpovedel: Kdyz jsem ire
tt den bolestf chodidla sotva CT
It'll - dal jsem 81 hrach iva.
Fit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
UTOPIA Sc v KOU.
PACf VANE.

19-leta Esther Vinicka, z {.
1O6O5 Earle ave. naklan3la sc
vcera vecer patrn6 mad vanou.
kdyz postHena byla mdlobou
a spadla obliceiem do vody.
Kdyz Sc po nj sourozenci sha-
nell a nedostavali odpovedi,
byly dveres koupelny vyrazeny
a neboha dfvka nalezena lezici
We vane s oblicejem We vod6
Kazdy pokus v glenvillske ne.
mocnici privesti dfvku k 1.-Two.
tn, byl marnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
"PAPACENO v ALMAkE"

Ia Gcinkovanf sokolske hud-
by sehraje clenstvo Sokola No
va Vlast v Cesk6 Sini Sokol
ma Clark Av. osv6dcenou seve-
lohru vyse uvedeneho titulu.
"Papageno" patti mezi hry,
jez zIstavaji vecne mladymi a
vzdy stejne bavi. Ia dobre
pobavenf ruci svedomite nacvi.
cent vtipna stavba osnovy to-
hoto oblibeneho kousku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
"NAHRAzKOvY KRAL".

8 celou pravou falesnou pff-
slusnosti pfejde jeviste v sfni
]. A. Komensky ma vych. 131.
ul. Zpevnf ia svanda vyzdo-
be'na jest psknymi zfpevnfmi
cisly a take dobfe schopnymi
ochotnfky obsazena, tax Re
bude poznovu znamenite pn-
sobiti ma naladu divakt, TAX
jako tomu bylo ma strane w.
chodnf pri prvnfm provedenf.
Hudba pdsobf skutecn6 velice
mile a zkusenosti mladeho Pl-
zenaka, jehoz nahoda ud6la
vladafem, jiste obecenstvu zpd
sobf velkou kratochvfi.
Hraje dram. Od!bor Sokola
Cleveland.
"MANzELSKE SVfZELE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
SESTA PkEDNASKA
p. J. HAVRANKA.

Ultra dopoledne provede je-
dnatel Am. N. S. c., p. J. Ha-
vranek posluchacstvo oborem,
o kterem jest zridka slychano,
zahadou snI a promluvi j o il
nych dusevnfch 1kazech, kter6
cd stara jiz napfnavaly lid
skou zvedavost. Zacatek jest
v 10 hod. dopoledne. +"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
"JIDAS" ANEB "ODPLATA
"a ZRADU".

Tklivy tento obrazek ze sla-
vne dolby naSich legii sehraje
Ultra v Ceske-Americke SIM
ma Quincy ave. Dram Obor. l.
D. T. j. Ferd. Lasasalle. Pfi
predstavenf dcinkuje hudba
Sdruzenf ceskych hudebnikI.
Pc predstaveni usporadan bu-
de tanecni vinek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11

dobrym komikIm a proto sc
mnze ocekavati, ze i Ultra bu-
de dosti smichu. Proto, kdo
Sc chces pobavit, jak sc fika
cd Pile, pfijd' sc ma pana Ko-
courka a jeho malery podivati,
Po divadle tanecni z&bava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
Personal vyslanectvi CSR
We Washington, DC. $4,000

Upozornujeme, ze kazdy
cent bude radn6 kvitovan a
stejn6 peclive odvaden do spo-
lecn6ho fondu Invalidniho, kite
ry bude spravovan spravcim
vyborem legionafd, Pomocne
Agendy, Csl. Narodni Rady a
zastupcd rdznych teles. Kaz-
dy kdo by byl v pochybach, ze
nebude s fondem tfmto poctive
a spravne hospodareno, ma
pravo spolurozhodovati a byti
1casten veskere prace rozdi-
lenim fondu potrebne.
Sbirka v Clevelande postou-
pf pf1stim tydnem do plneho
proudu, sberatele sberatelky
Sc rozejdou po sverenych Jim
ulicfch k domovni sbfrce a pro
to prosfme, aby Jim vsude by
10 ochotne vyjito vstric po-
kud mono zpomozeno.
Vysledek prace prveho IT,
dne jest nejvys uspokojivy a
proto tim spise doufame, ze
Cleveland svoji patricnou kvo-
tn $4,000 spolecnemu fondu
odvede a tim cestn9 skonci
svoji revolutnf cinnost..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
LIsTARNA REDAKCE.

Ze svetoznama altistka Schu-
mann-Heinkova jest rodackou
z Prahy, bylo n&mi hlaseno
hned po prevratu. Jinak vsak
krone rodiste nema zpevacka
ona $ Cestvim niceho spolecne-
no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
NARODNI LEGIONARSKA

Pc cele Americe byla v tech
to dnech rozvffena celonarod-
nj sbirka pro trpfcf ceskoslo-
venske legionare americke. VI
nasem mest9 taktez ustaven
mfstnf sberaci vybor, ktery ma
prani centralnfho vyboru u
snesl Sc bez jakychkoli pfi-
prav zahajiti pfedbeznou 'zku
sebni' sbirku domovni. TetoI
'zkousce" byl obetovan jeden
tyden 26. rfjnem t. r. pocfnaje.
Dobrovolne Sc prihlasivsi nad-
sene a nedocenitelne ochotne
sberatelky, a sberatele, "zata-
hli" site ma n6ktere ulice kra-,
jany obydlene a pokud nam
ymozno dnes jiz prozraditi, je-
jich obetava prace korunova-
ma byla zdarem.
Mas lid chape tezke posta-
vent trpfcfch legionafI-invali-
dl a ac hoapodaTske pomery
jednotlivych darcI nejsou nj
nijak idealni, pfedkladaji tito
navstfvivsim je sb6ratelkam a
sberatelIm svGj takrka po-
sledni cent To jest doklad
ceske uprfmnosti a prdkaz ci-
steho svedomf tech, kteTi byli
nejv9tsi oporou osvobozenske-
no hnuti a ktefi nezaponmeli,
ze zaopatreni legionard inva-
lidi Jest poslednfm aktem z re-
voluce, bohuHel dosud nevyri-
zenym!
Ia tim 1celem jest konana
celonarodnf sbirka a jak do
chazejici zpravy nasvedcuji We
vsech vetsich mfstech osaze-
nych Cechy a Slovaky, jevi sc
vrely zajem ma teto praci a
vsude kde s domovnf sbirkou
zapocato, dochazejf sberatel-
ky a sb9ratel& plneho pocho'
peni a pomoci.
Dnes dovolujeme 81 uverej-
niH seznam sb9ratelek a sbera.
teln, ktef jiz odvedli prvou
kvotu jejich tydenni prace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11

Jmena ostatnich budou uve-
fejhovana postupne.-
Mimo to sdElfme s vefejno-
stf jmena vsech darcI j 8 OBJ
nosy, tax jak jednotlive knfz-
ky a dtrzky od tvrzerlek vyka-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
lANZElSkE SvlZkkE
p. KOCOURKA".

Rozmarnou tuto veselohru
vystavi Ultra v ned9li v $3.50
hod. odp. v Cesk6 Narodnf ST.
nj ma Broadway Dram. Odbor
Jed. Tlboriti "a spoluIcinko-
vani hubby SdruIzenf Ceskych
HudebnfkI. Vesel6 napady
hry svefeny jsou k provedeni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-11
NARODNf LECIONARSKA SBfRKA
v PROUDU.
PRvNl SEBRANE A SBERATELKAMI ODVEDENE
KvOTY NEWS USPOKOJIVE.
zAHAJovAcl DAIRY JEDNoTLIvcu.

zuji. V prfpade, ze by n9kte-
ry, obnos neodpovidal vasemu
darku, laskave Sc obrat'te ma
kancelaf csl. legionArd v {.
5377 Broadway a oznamte.
DneSkem soudobne pocina-
me uverejnovati jednotlive da-
ry, kterezto byly bud'to zasla-
ny neb primo odvedeny v kan.
celari:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-16
CREW Of GAS BOAT
REPORTED WRECKED

SEATTLE, May 16.-(. PD-Fear-
ing hoax. Captain w. A. Warsch,
coast guard commander Of the cutter
Snohomish, is seeking today to corro-
borate the message found in bottle
by Ediz Hook, Of Port Angeles. pur-
porting to come from shipwrecked
and starving crew on Guilford island,
two hundred miles north of Fancou-
|ver, B. C. The message is dated April
4, this year, and reads: "Chew OF gas
boat Tyee wrecked here. No grub.
Send assistance. Ole Johanneson,
master. There are said to be three
fishim boats named the Tyee. One
has been seen and two have to be ac-
counted for.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-16
HERM|STON H. S. WON
FROM STANF|ELD 6-2
Cast oregonian Specially


HERMISToN, May 16.-In one of
the best played high school games
ever seen in Hemiston, the local
union high school yesterday afternoon
defeated the Stanfield high school in
the deciding game of three game Sc
ries by a six to two score.
The game not only settled suprem-
acy between Hermiston and Stanfield
but in the whole west end as well, for
Hermiston now has a record of three
victories and two defeats while STAN
field has two victories and three de-
feats. with Umatilla in between with
two wins and two losses. This does not
count the games with Echo, which
did not defeat any of the three strong
er teams.
The game yesterday started fast
and stayed that way. Hermiston got
a run in the second and two more In
the fifth. Then Stanfield marked up
one in the sixth when Mccoy hit to
left, scoring Reese. Then, Hermiston
cut loose with two more when Harold
Waterman hit long two bagger to
left, Scoring his brother Vernon and
coming in himself moment later.
The locals repeated in the ninth when
with two out Vernon Waterman was
walked and his brother who had hit
hard all through the game was walk
ed purposely. Then Vernon stole
third and came home when the base
man let the ball go by.
Stanfield threatened in nearly ev-
cry inning. Lowry and Reese leading
the attack, Longhorn pitched good
ball for Hermiston and was given al
most errorless support by his infield
through. the whole game. Such bob
bles as occurred on the Hermistor
side were in the outfield. Lowr,
pitched a fine game for Stanfield but
did not have the backing his oppo-
nent had and was wild with men OF
bases.
One of the prettiest double plays
ever seen here occurred in the fifth
when with three Stanfield men or
bases and one out the man on frs
made mistake and started for sec
l
ond after an outfield hit had been re-
turned to the third baseman, Ernest
Addleman. He shot perfect throw
! across to Correl at first, who tagged
the Stanfield runner out by a steI
and then made a fast perfect throw
to the catcher, Leo Smith, who tagged
the Stanfield runner from third ou
by step for the third out.
The Lineup.
! Hermiston = Addleman, 3b; V
Waterman, IS; H. Waterman. 2b
Smith. C. Hall, IT. Parker, cf; Haddox
lrf; Correll, 1b; Longhorn, p.
| Stanfield-Pregnitz, If; aker, cf
Reese, c; Kennison, IF; Smith, 2b
Mccoy, IS; Sturdivant, 3b; johnson
! 1b; Lowry, p.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-16
HNtSEMlENES
ExTRAvAGANCIEs OF
LOUIS XVI Film

In D. w. Griffith's great photoplay.
'"Orphans of the Storm" founded on
the old play, 1.-The Two Orphans" and
to be seen tomorrow, Thursday and
Friday at the Rivoli are a number of
scenes picturing a royal garden fetel
which, in its suggestion of splendor, Isl
quite breath taking because of itsl
magnificence and bigness.
II is well known that when MIR.
Griffith sets about to do a thing, thor
oughness finds its complete definition
in praise. Thus there are devealed
scenes of such gorgeous opulence as
only the intimate student of French
history of the period in which the
play is set could imagine.
For 1t Is well known that in France
history Of the period in which the play
is set could imagine.
For it is well known that in France
in the days of Louis XIV and XVI
| the grandeur of display in costume
and celebration had reached its zenith
of perfection. And, whereas the six
teenth of his name was less inclined
| to bombastic display than his father,
yet the influence of his royal parent
persisted in the conduct Of royal fetes.
Thus Mr.. Griffith's pictures crowd
| on crowd of gorgeously bedizened
women and equally as gaily caparison-
ed men assembled in a great spacious
park such as Versailles boasted. They
are seen arriving in gorgeous equip,
ages with small army of lackeys and
servants. The enormous headdresses
/ of the women arouse the greatest in
| terest.
/ In that period, and the one preced-
! ing, the barber and the hairdresseI
was of caste next to the nobility, If
the estimation in which they We're
held was to be considered. They were
inventors and artisans OF utmost IN
genuity, and the one who could devise
some hitherto undiscovered method OF
| dressing and mounting woman $
hair in sufficiently startling manner
had his fortune and worldly position
assured. The metictilous care the men
took of their appearance, the extremes
of their dandified manners in graces
and compartment, and the penctilious-
ness of their poiteness code were on
parity with that of the most exactins
feminine slave Of fashion.
But, let it not be believed that witt
all this rigorous adherence to thu
tenets of their exacting fashions OF
that period, that once within the royal
enclosures they conducted themselves
according to any code. That was Q
time when the noble believed himself
licensed to transgress every rule saw
that laid down by his king of thu
king preceding Louis XVI who was th
most ardent worshipper of pleasures
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-16
SECOND THREAT MADE :
AGAINST LEGATIONS

WASHINGTON May 15.-(U. P)
The destruction OF the Polish le-
cation in Washington and Polish
consulates throughout the United
States and Canada is threatened in
a letter received today by Senator
Willis of Ohio. The letter was mail
ed at Cleveland May IA. 1t is Willis
second threat against the Polish le-
cation. A new threat warns the
people to keep away from the con-
sulates after July first. because it
will be blown up by bombs. Alleged
tcruelties of the Polish government
are given as the reason for the
threats.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-16
he practice Of unbounded indulgence

under the easysoing monarch who
then ruled had not been banned. so.
what had been INDUCED by example
became practice. and thus after the
usual program of the fete had been
presented the guests took 1t upon
themselves to form methods of their
own to fill out he hours.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-16

Mrs n. Scott Fisher was Pendle-
bon visitor this morning. Her home
is at Athena. She was accompanied
by Eva Gre-.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-16
PeobleHere and There

were II. r. Newrford and ID. II.
Scott.
J. l. Howard was here from Echo
yesterday.
George Caldwell OF Ukiah was a
Pendleton visitor this morning.
Grover Francis is an attorney at
Portland. He is here today taking
care of legal business and visiting
friends.
Along about the middle of July the
state golf tournament will be held at
the Tualitan club near Portland, ac-
cording to the word brought to PEN
dleton by Eddie Frohman, salesman.
who was visitor here yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-16

J. NJ. smith is in PendletOn today
from HermistOn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-16

HermistOn visitors in town today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-16

J. l. Howard was here from Echo
yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-16

were H. r. NewrfOrd and d. II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
CALIFORNIA PICKING
FULL TICKETS TODAY
Registration Shows About
Three Republican Voters to
Ono Democratic.

ny Associated i'resa to- ETery Evening.
San Francisco. Aug. 2s.-General
fair weather. a record registration and
a sharply contested raoe for an Inn
portauon were factors combining to-
day 20 Indicate A heavy vote in Call
fornis's primaries Tho posts for
which nominations are 10 be made
comprise everything nt'om United
States senator 10 Justice OF the peace.
The registration Ia overwhelmingly
Republican. e27,o%s persons-a plu-
rality In every county and a majority
In most-havinE signified their al
le9isncs 70 that party. The recorded
Democratic strength was 3ob.s5s.
The contest attracting chief interest
10 that between Hiram johnson. IN
cumbent and c. c. Moore for tho Re-
publican nomination for senator
Upton Sinclair Of Pasadena. writer, Is
unoppcscd for the Socialist senatorial
nomination. and the Democrats also
have a candidate IN the field without
opposition.
sThe races for the Republican guber-
material nomination and for the lieu
tenant xovernorship on the eams
ticket also are receiving much interest
L. &. Webb. attorney general, and q
Republican. In tho only candidate
having things all his own way. He
- the only candidate seeking nomina.
tton 10 sucoeed himself.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
DKArNA.

FARREN-In this city. on August ~.
1922. James A, husband Of Mary Quinn
and son OF Catherine and tho late James
farr~n.
Relatives frtcnds employcs OF Amals,-
mated Leather Co. and Frsternal Order of
Eagles are invited 20 attend the funeral
from his late reMdence. 1920 Lancaster
avenue on Wednesday morning at o
O'clock. Requiem mass At st. Thomas
Church. lnterment NJ Cathedral GENE
fcfr.
foRMAN-In this city. on August 27
1929, John Brynherg Forman. in his
Relative. and friends ARE invited 70 at
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
dcncc, .os North Franklin street. on
"Wednesday afternoon IT 2 O'Clock In
tsrment private.
GRADY-ln this city. on Aug 2s. 1922,
Mary Catherine. daughter OF Frank and
Mary Grady. aGcd years III months.
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 at
tend the funeral services at the residence
of her pArcnts. 2loS Locust street on
"Wednesday afternoon. NJ o clock. Inter
mcnt ., Cathedral cemetery.
JAMIsoN suddeuly, at wArwick. Md.
ON August -. 1922. William Ray
due notice of funeral viii be nven.
MAcCARRoLls-AtP Pcnns Grove. y. J..
on Angus, e, 1922 Charles Z: Husband
s &, Lillian vital and sn SON Of Mary c.
Relatives, friends and employees Of
Dcis~Sre Engineering Go. Arc Invited 10
attend the funeral services at his late
r~ndcnce. 2ip North Rodney street on
"Wednesday afternoon, August 30. at Z. 30
O'Clock. city sine. fnt~rment at River
view cemetery.
MoKRls.In this city. on August 20
1922. William. husband OF Ellen A
Morris. aged 90 years.
Relatives friends and employees o'
Ei~rtric Hose and Rubber Co. are In.
vil~d to attend the funeral sarvices Al
h.s late ~ nd~pce. I$o2 Jackson street, OF
Thursdny evening. August 81. 81
o'clock. city time. Int@rmcnt ~ Delt,
Pa. on Friday, September ].
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
FOR MUSCLE SHOALS WORK
PRECEDENT Authorizes $500, 900
to Start Extensive Opera
tions at Wilson Dam.

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Warrington, Aug. 2o-Funds total
Ing $500. 900 have bscn authorized by
President Harding to enable army on
eineew 10 begin construction work
on tho Wilson Dam. at Muecle Shoals.
Ala. on an extensive scale, pending
,se OF tho t7.60o,ooo appropriated by
Congress which becomes available Oc-
tober I, II was officially announced
today.
Brikadlcr General Taylor. assistant
chief OF engineers. explained that the
5000. 900 was authorized from an old
appropriation OF which an unexpend-
ell balance OF about 100000 remain
ed subject 10 presidential disposal.
Army engineers estimated that they
would be able with the s6o0;0oo al
lotted them to increase operations at
Muscle Shoals on an extensive scale
and continue until the $7,5o0.000 be-
came available In October.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29

'Sr.. Mira. Clarence Gamble and Miss
Marion Davis.
Groceries ana Misccllaneous-Ro Robert
Dcvcrcll. chairman; William Bulgar.
William Salisbury, Norwood Rearick,
Robert Collins Yorke Rhodes, Cecil
Rhodes, Herbert Herr and r. l.. Clea-
son.
Decorations Mrs. c. l.. Thompson,
chairman.
Tickcts--Edwin Hardcastlc. chair
man.
Ice Cream--Oscar Ridinss. chair
man.
Soft Drinks--Mrs. Bessie Wright
Buck. chairman.
Peanuts--Mrs. Oscar Ridngs. chair
man; Mrs Asa Williams, Miss Emma
Ridings and Miss Grace Ridinge.
Pies. Cakes. Jelly. etc.--Mr~. james
II. Wright. chairman: Mrs. Louis,
Rocmer, Mrs. Norwood Rearick. Mrs
Robert Collins. Mrs. William sauls
bury, Mrs, Leroy Beatty, Mrs. w. @
Hackett. Mrs. John Mountx. Mrs. Franl
Meredith. Mrs. Jessie Maybury, Mrs
Geo. Carter. Miss Louise Hardcastl,
and Miss Bess Taylor.
Music will be furnished by the ban,
and orchestra OF the Spealkman Com
pany. Many prizes will be given 70
some OF the stunts scheduled. Edwin
j. Hardcastle has donated a hand
some parlor lamp which will form on
OF the most attractive OF these prizes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
PLANS FOR
HALCREST CARNIVAL
Lawn Fets Thursday Afternoon
and Evening for Community
Improvement Fund.

Residents OF Hillcrest ana Gordon
Heights arc arranging plans for an
attractive carnival or lawn
fete for the afternoon and evening OF
Thursday. August 81. on the lawn In
front OF the residence OF Benjamin
Schwartz at Hillcrest, opposite the
Hillcrest Church. Tho proceeds will
be for the benefit OF the community
activities of the locality.
The affair In under the supervision
of tho Blue Rock Community Club.
Mrs. John w. Kellum, president, and
the Hillcrest Improvement Associa-
ton. James II. Wright. president
Among tho things to be carried out
at this time is the renovation and re-
fitting OF tho old school house near the
Hillcrest Church for uee in connection
with all socts OF community activities
Tho building will accommodate about
100 persons and will be used for kin
dergarten classes for the young chill
dren OF the community, meetings in the
evenings by the young people and
various activities Of those living near
by.
The Blue Rock Community Club Is
planning TO erect a community house
near Gordon Heights.
The affair promis 10 be a big ucndr-
taking as practically every one in Hill
crest and Gordon Heights is assisting (
IN making IL great success
Mrs. A. Edward Rhodes OF Hillcres,
is chairman OF the general committed
and Is being assisted by other members
OF tho community as follows:
Dutch Kitchen-Mrs. Cecil u. Rodg
ers. chairman; Mrs. John w. Kellum
Mrs. l. NJ. Lendcrman. Mrs. M NJ
Erisman. Mrs. Isabel Walton. Mrs
Yorke Rhodes, Mrs. John Dickinson
Orange Tree--Mrs. Thomas Weldin
chairman: Mrs. Ross Stevens, Miss Ida
Green. Miss Fanny Colt. Miss Peggy
Dowland and Miss Clara Palmer.
Flowers-Mrs. Robert Deverell
chairman: Mrs. Randall Carpenter
Mrs. A h. Anderson, Miss Grace Nc.
Laury. Miss Marjorie Thompson and
Roy Brinton.
Aprons-Mrs. Walter Crais, Jr.
chairman; Mrs. James II. Wright, Mrs
w. w. Weiman. Mrs. Walter Craig