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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
IDAHO LIVESTOCK
WIN 70 RIBBONS
SIX CHAMPIONSHIPS, % FIRST
PLACES UNIVERSITY REC
ORD AT SPOKANE

Seventy-five ribbons, rangin g
from championships to fourth place
in a few places, were received by
the college of agriculture for the live
stock recently displayed at the Roy
al Livestock show, at Spokane,
These prizes were taken in competi-
tion with the largest breeders of the
northwest, and herds from several
colleges. Six championships were
taken by Idaho. and 27 first places,
in sheep, beef and dairy cattle.
The best showing was made with a
herd of four Hereford cattle, all
less than one year old By these
four animals three first ribbons
were taken These were for Junior
bull calf, senior heifer calf and the
best calf herd.
Idaho Steers Win
In the fat steer class one cham
pionship, nine firsts, two seconds,
and two thirds were taken by the
Idaho herd Idaho sheep also went
well at the show. Rambouillet sheep
took two championships, nine firsts,
and six seconds; Hampshires one
first three seconds and three thirds;
and Lincolns two championships and
Two I1TSCS. IudHo LOOK IHe cHdHploH-
ship for a pen of wethers, and a
first for wether lambs.
Idaho's winnings in dairy cattle
were principally first. A two-year
old Jersey heifer took first from
large class, and first was given to
a three-year-o1d Holstein COW of
the herd.
All the stock was shipped to Port
land to be entered in the Pacific
Livestock show, ag-
ainst the same stock with which it
in Spokane, and in addi-
ton large herds from Oregon and
California.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
NEW ENGLAND LOVE
OUT IN CALIFORNIA

Rex Ingram, the Metro director
who sprang into fame with his film
ing of The FoFur Horsemen of the
Apocalypse" says that it was no ca
sy matter to establish the New En-
gland atmosphere in his latest pro-
duction for Metro, Turn to the
Right" adapted to the screen by
Mary O'Hara and June Mathis from
the John Golden stage success by
Winchell Smith and John E. Hazz-
ard
In California" he says, sweet
hearts keep tryst under a date palm
tree, season their love with Strolls
beneath the pepper trees, kill colds
by shifting the camphor trees and
live happily ever after amongst the
oranges and the lemons. 1t was a
red letter day when one of my men
discovered a weeping willow to
background my scene between Alice
Terry and Jack Mulhall. And days,
even weeks, were spent in search
ing for other suitable locations"
''Turn to the right" Monday and
Tuesday at the Kenworthy theatre.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
FIJI FOOTBALL PLAYERS
BECOME CAMPUS CHAMPS

Football players representing the
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity won the
intra- mural football championship of
the University of Idaho this after
noon by defeating the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity eleven, IA to 6, on
the varsity field this afternoon.
These two teams had won their way
to the final game of the intra-mural
series in games played this fall.
Hudelson scored both touch downs
for the Fijis, in the first quarter on
straight line buck, and in the third
quarter on 20 yard run. Boosinger
scored for Sigma Alpha Epsilon when
he picked up a Phi Gamm tumble
and raced 30 yards to touchdown.
Hudeison scored again for the Fijis
on tries after touchdown with neatly
placed drop-kicks. Mckee failed on the
sac. try for point after touchdown
on an attempted place-kick
The two teams were evenly matched
and the game attracted considerable
interest. 1t was played as prelimin-
ary to the Montana-Idaho freshmen
game, which started at 2;15. Dusty
Kline, varsity center, was referee
F." Nellie Ryan was umpire, and Mater
lin was head linesman.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
WARRIORS
BEAT COLFAX, 20
MICKEY SCORES TOUCHDOWN
COMRADA'S MEN WIN HANDS
DOWN

Moscow high school gridiron war
riors took Colfax high school into
fax, 7 to O. The play was in ColfaX
territory the greater part of the
game with Moscow's goal line at no
time endangered by the Colfax
eleven.
Mickey, captain and star quarter
back of the Moscow machine, scor-
ed Moscow's touchdown after Mos
COW had smashed the ball to well
within Colfax territory. The score
came early in the second quarter
after Moscow had worked the ball
from midfield with straight football
to the Colfax 10 yard line. Mickey
smashed over for the touchdown
from the three yard line.
Threaten Goal Line
Early in the first period Campbell
on a forward pass from Luvaas
gained 40 yards. The pass was a
trick play and was the longest pass
of the day. Most of MOscow's gains
were made from straight scrimmage.
This completed pass took the locals
to the Colfax five yard line where
Colfax held them for downs.
Captain Mickey played a star
game and was the largest individual
ground gamer. Luvaas played a
nice game at tackle, punted well,
and when called to carry the ball
he tore off good substantial gains.
Lyons, at guard, was the star lines
man of the afternoon. He opened
up holes nicely and played great de-
fensive ball.
Play was on a hard frozen but
fast field The Moscow lineup was:
Campbell and Randall ends; Druury
and Luvaas, tackles; Lyons and Cor
nelson, guards; Nelson, center;
and A. Emert, halfbacks;
Mickey, quarterback; Woody, full
back The substitutions were: Yam
gle for Cornelison, H. Emert for
Woody, Neely for Lyons, Lyons for
K Kimhor1inp
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
bORAH FLAYS BUREAUCRATIC FORM
OF GOVERNMENT in ADDRESS HERE

I have always been in favor of cor
recting my own mistakes. That IS
the difference between the republican
convention at Wallace and myself"
In advocating the reduction of the
army Senator Borah said that "Con-
gress is coming to believe that it
hasn't the constitutional power to
abolish an office" He discussed the
ship subsidy bill as another effort to
build up another bureau with a 1000
employees" He said that the ship
subsidy bill proposed to loan money
to the ship owners at two per cent.
and the Senator drew applause when
he declared eff Uncle Sam has any
two per cent money let him loan to
the farmer without whom the former
cannot exist.
Advocates Rural Credit Bill.
He criticised the federal reserve
banking system in no uncertain terms,
the excess profits tax, and tax exempt
securities. He announced himself as
favoring a real federal inheritance
tax, real rural credit bill, and
national cooperative marketing bill.
The Senator urged the collection of
interest by the United States on the
great international debt in that by the
failure to do so 1--WE are practically
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04

Prof. and Mrs. Schoonnover have
rented apartments at the Idaho ho
tel. sesas
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04

Concluded on page four.)
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
FRENCH TO CLOSE
CAMPAIGN HERE
BIG RALLY MONDAY NIGHT-LA-
TAH DEMOCRATS, REPUBLI-
CANS, HAVE BUSY WEEK

The republican campaign will be
closed in Latah county Monday nigh
with meeting at Eggan's hall, al
which Congressman Burton L
French will be the speaker. 1t has
been the custom of the congressman
to close his campaigns with a meet
ing at Moscow, his home city, anC
he is always greeted by a large
crowd. Congressman French is g
most attractive speaker and deals
frankly and ably with the issues OF
the campaign. Local people of all
parties will attend Monday nights
meeting, as has been the custom in
the past when he has spoken.
The congressman arrived at home
Saturday noon after spending the
week in the northern part of the
state. Friday night he spoke ut Couer
d'Alene. Thursday night at st.
Maries and Wednesday night at Wal
lace, being greeted by large crowds
at each place. He has campaigned
all the northern counties excepting
Boundary, and upon his arrival in
Moscow today stated to the StarMir-
ror that northern Idaho will with
out question go republican.
County Candidates on Home Stretch
Latah county candidates, on both
the republican and democratic tick
cts, have had busy week, majority
spending their time among the vot-
ers in the outlying districts Num-
erous school house meetings have
been held by both parties, the at
tendance showing that the people are
deeply interested.
Frank l.. Moore, democratic can
didate for prosecuting attorney, and
Judge Will F. Morgariedge, ccandi-
date for auditor have been doing
most of the speaking for the demo-
cratic ticket although the other can
didates have been busy campaign
ing. Mr.. Moore and Mr.. Morgareidge
have held numerous meetings
throughout the county
Lewis Makes Active Campaign
Hon. NJ E. Lewis( republican can
didate for the state senate, has spent
the past two weeks in canvassing
the county, and reports received at
Moscow are to the effect that he has
been speaking to large audiences and
feels distinctly optimistic as to the
results. He speaks tonight at Big
Bear ridge and will come home to-
morrow, spending the last day of the
campaign in Moscow.
Attorney A. H. Oversmith spent
the greater part fthe week speak
ing at different points in the county
for the republican ticket and reports
good interest.
Democrats Close Campaign Tonight
Latah county democrats will close
their speaking campaign tonight with
rally at Eggan's hall at which the
coounty candidates will be the speak
ers Talks will be made by Fred
Strobel, candidate for the state SEN
ate: Frank L. Moore, W F. Margar-
edge and others.
Strong Support for Lee
VIM. T.. Lee, republican candidate
for the supreme bench, arrived at
home Friday night after having
spent several days visiting various
Latah county towns, and feels op-
timistic over the prospects for an ex-
ceptionally heavy vote in his home
county. The sentiment is also ex
pressed by other candidates who
have canvassed the county that Mr..
Lee will be accorded fine home
vOfo
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
dean ANGEL ELECTEDSs
CONFERENCE DELEGATE

DR.. F. NJ Angel, dean of the col
lege of letters and science of the
university, has been elected by the
faculty as university representative
in the Pacific coast and Northwest
intercollegiate conferences for the
coming year.
Dr. Angel has been for some years
Idaho's representative in the North
west conference, and has served as
its president.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04

Miss Hattie Mee11er of Seattle,
Wash, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
f. Kessler, returned to Moscow Fri
day from three months trip
through Washington and Montana,
where she has been demonstrating
Rinse and Lux for Lever Brothers
company. She will be at the Cold
Storage grocery on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week to dem
Onstrate
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04

Walter Driscoll, well-known farmer
near Troy, was a business visitor in
Moscow, Saturday. Mr.. Driscoll de-
votes his land largely to the growing
of beans and reports good yield this
season, with beans selling at fair
price.
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! = + = + + ]. ), I. + !. !
Football Results

j. Eastern Results-(A. P.)- ;
+ Harvard. II, Florida, O. third :
! period. Pennsylvania, Z, Ala
! bama, 8, second period Nebras-
+ ka, 6, Syracuse, 3, third period,
+ with Syracuse scoring touch
+ down in the last period. The
! final result of the game was not
+ available at last reports. Cali
+ fornia, 81; Washington State Col
lege, 0, final
+ Local Results-Phi Gamma :
+ Delta, IA, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, I
+ 6, final Moscow high school, !
+ 7, Colfax high school, 0. Idaho :
+ freshmen, 46, Montana fresh
+ men, 0, final
]. !. ]. i I. 4. !. !. ]. !. !. + / + + !. .
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04
IDAHO PROFESSOR ON
SEATTLE SHOW PROGRAM

Instruction in general orcharding
will be given by Prof. c. c. Vincent,
head of the university department of
horticulture, at the Pacific North
west Fruit exhibition and Western
Washington Potato show, to be held
in Seattle, November 13 to IS. Prof
essor Vincent will appear on the pro-
gram on the afternoon of November
H.
e. r. Bennett. horticulturist of
the university extension division will
appear November 16. when the topic
to be considered will be "seed pota-
toes"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Anderson,
Craigmont, Idaho, are guests at the
home of Mr. Anderson's sister, Mrs
Charles E. Bolles.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-04

The Parent-Teacher association
will meet Monday afternoon at 4 o.
clock in the music room at the high
school All mothers who are inter
ested in the nutrition class are urged
to be present The class will start
then. Miss Sly will explain the work.
There will be class demonstration.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-14
TAZENi PROTI NEPOCTI-
wynn SPEKULANTUM.

Inspector zdeisiho poStovni-
ho uradu H. K. Cochrane, "a
tknul til muze, ktefi pomoci
posty odporucovrli podnik 'Jak
lie snadno V domacnosti vyde-
lati penize". Bylo to opravdu
snadne, kazdy aplikant mel Pc
rem a inkoustem napsati 1000
dopisd, kazdy o 100 slovech,
kdvz by) pfedem zaslal Swim
dlefum $500 - "a praci pax
mel obdrzeti S35. Ac navrh
primo hlouposti buci. nasty Sc
pfece tisice ldi, ktefi Sli ma
tento lep. "Obchodovani" "a
talo as pred mesicem. V uni
nenIch dopisech byl odporuGo-
van ia snizenou cenu jisty lex
proti rehumatismu. Dopisy
dochazely hromadne do Cleve-
landu, byly hromad6ny a spa
lovany, jak vypravuje Cochra-
ne. Zajimavym jest, re zad-
ny q napalenych nemohl Sc
zhostiti 1kolu, aby onech po-
vinnych dopisG napsal a sko-
rem vSichni Sc radeji zavdavkH
wall. 1000 dopisu mohl by
neizrutn6jsi pisaf napsati te-
prve IA 2 m6sice. Mnozi z o.
SizenVch 81 stezoVah, re ukol
Jim dany Jest pfilis obtizny a
tenn dana prace lima, psati do
pisy delSi, V kterem byly odpo-
ucovany soucastky automobile.
ZatGeni vytecnici jmenuji Sc
Fitzhugh Cook, 1860 vych. 33.
H., I. l.. Jones, 2346 vych. 40.l
III. Fred G.. Sherman, 2319 w
chodni SO. ul., vSichni vlastnili
tiskarnu pod firmou "UniVer-
sal Advertising Agency, p. O.
Box GA, Cleveland, o.
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MA DOzIVOTf ODSOUZENY
VRAH MARIE HUDCOVE.

Alfred Barbiero, jenz po eel
KEN nepatrnem sporu zastrelil
svoii milenku Mariii Hudco-
YOU, jedine proto, re mu ne
cht6la ma dobrou noe dati hu-
bicku, byl vcera postaven pred
soud poroty prespolniho soud-
ce G.. A. Rieda z Fayette okre-
su. ktery phi panujicim soud-
MIN navalu zde vypomaha a
uznan vinnym. Mel stesti, re
zalobce pfistoupil ma to, ably
zlotin byl povazovan "a vraz-
du druheho stupne, coz jej o.
svobodilo cd elektricke zidle.
Takto odsouzen byl ma dozivo-
ii. Po spachanem cinu pokusil
Sc Barbiero ne1speSne sebe-
vrazdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-14
STRELBA kOLEM CHARITY
NEMOCNfCE.

Pacienti Y Charity nemocnici
byli dnes po pill noci nemalo
pod6Seni Strelbou urGenou zlo-
deli. kterV koneGne byl chycen
kdyz vysilenlm nemohl dale.
Jmenuje Sc r. G. Rracy, l24S
Scovill ave. Byl dopaden, pra-
We kdyz vychazel zadnim vcho
dem Il koupelen ma Contra
ave, vynaSel psaci stroj ne
ktere natini. Dopadl iei straz-
nix Baron, po kterem hodi'
stroiem a rychle prchal. Baron
honil taskare kolem nemocni-
ce a nekolillrate "a MIN vypaliI
az Stvany padl k zemi.
DneSni raporty uVadeji ce-
lou radu liz uternich kousku
TAX svazan dr.. Lewis Grobenel
spolu $ jeho asistentem Tn.
gem V uradovn6 {. 1924 Kins-
man ave. dvema lupici, ktefi
wall svym obetim hodinky q
S12. pozdeii byli 2 pode.
zfeni, re 0 cele prihod6 necC
vedi zatceni diva podezfeli.
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0POSICE LAKEWOODU PR0TI SL0(J-
CENl s CLEVELANDEM.
STINCHCOMB LAME KOPf PRO PRI
POJENI WEST PARkU.
CLEVELANDSKY PRfZNIVY POMER ZDANENf
DLUHU.

stVo po slouceni pfedm6Sti s
matefskym m6stem oCekavaii,
praVil, ze kazda mala obec V
Cuyahoga okresu jest do jiste
miry odvisla Cd nekter6 slua-
by, kterych praV6 mestO Gle
veland skyta. VypraVtl, re
ieho sluzba, jako okresniho re.
memefiGe jej zeimena sezna-
mule potrebami predm6sti,
ktere isou podobne tenn, iakych
Vyzaduie sam Cleveland. Pou-
kazoval ma okolnost, zc so pro
cent Clenu Obchodni cleveland
ske komory bydll ma predm6-
stitch, at jeiich zaimy koreni V
m6ste Die jeho vypoGtu ma
Cleveland, V pom6ru k iedne
hlaV6, meme dluhu take men
81 zdaneni neali Jest pravdou
jinde a dokazuje tyrzeni svoje
Gislicemi.
Dluhy ma hlavu: Cleveland
S137; East Cleveland $153,
Lakewood $175; West Park
S217 a Cleveland Heights
$47O. Dan ma hlavu: Cleve-
land S52.40, East Cleveland,
$3.50, Lakewood $54.57, West
Park $Sl, Cleveland Heights
$11O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-14
PETILETY HOCH ZABIT
AUTEM.
Jiny vazne zraren.

AutomobiI rizeny Josefem
KondaSem, l06O1 Manor ave.
S. f., sielo ma chodnik ma Bu-
ckeye rd. vych. 1l9. I'll. pre-
ielo pGtilet6ho Joe Belletta Z
{. 28l5 vych. ll8. ul. a VraZilo
do detskGho kocarku, q ktere-
no bylo vyhozeno decko, jez ale
st astnou nahodou zllstalo ne
zraneno. Hure pochodil ubo-
~ hoch, byl dopraven do Mt.
Sinai nemocnice, kde "a nedlou
no zraneni podlehl. Nestesti
udalo Sc vtera k veteru. kon-
daS byl Zatcen prl prvnlm
vyslechu udal, ze ztratil mad
strojem kontrolu, kdyz Sc sna-
I'll uhnouti, ably hocha nepre-
jel.
DO nemocnlce sV. AleXlSe na
Broadway dopraven byl vcera
veter 13-lety st. koliiosky, 2
{. 6l03 Hosmer ave. S. E., je-
muz zlomena byla noha q IRA
nen uvnitr, kdyz byl ma Otta-
wa ave. a vych. Il. I'll. srazen
k zemi autem. Y tomto pTlpa-
dc bvl autoista osVoboZen, je-
likoz hoch Sc veil ma pi'ipojo-
vadle pouIitni kary iako isle
py pasazer' nahle seskocil
autu primo do drahy.
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SkOLNI RADA n OTAZkA
VOJENSkEHO VYCVIkU
SkOLNf MLADEzE..
Obchodni komora pro militia
rism ma skolach.

Y dohode 0 otazce, zda ma
vy55ich clevelandskych Skolach
ma byti pokratovano We vojen-
skem vycviku, ucinen byl dalsi
krok. V pTedposledni schulz
Skolni rady byl pripadny ma
vrh, die prijateho prani pi. Cla
Try Tagg BreWerovy odloaen k
vyiizeni do schuze vcerei8i.
Stalo Sc TAX, ably molly byti
podrobneji vySetfeny okolnosti
j pfani obou stran. ri. Brewe-
roVa vyslovila prani, ze by ra-
da Vysy6tlila stanovisko, ktert
We veci tGto Zaujala, a ktere,
die jejlho min6ni jest ma ne
kterych stranach chybn6 wy
kladano.
President Skolni rady r. NJ
Williams navrhoval zvlaStni
schulz, ma kterou by k vefej-
nemu sly&eni pozvany byly or
ganisace obCanske primlouVa-
iici Sc nejen pro zaVedeni vo-
iaCkoVani We Skolach, ale take
ony, stavice Sc proti zavadGni
militaristickeho ducha mezi
mladez. X uzaveru doSel 30
pfecteni dopisu okresni rady
Americk6 Legie, o vycvik Sc
primlouvajici.
Podobne Obchodni Komo-
ra, jez Sc chyta posledni do
be VSemozne reakce a stava sc
liz poVeStnou, jednala vGera o
otazce Skolniho vojenskeho W.
cViku. Mluvil pro plukovnlk
John Conklin, Skolni revisor vo-
iensk6 vedy a "taktiky". Jiz
Ines s1castnuje So ma $500
studentu, IN vedeni 10 aktiv-
aich a as 20 zaloznich dustoj-
niku voienskeho vycviku. ko-
mora vyzvala soudce VI. Levi
na, RoWlanda Haynese, ridite-
le dobroC. fed. a G.. Bellamye z
Hiram House, ably na pfistl
ctvrteGni schulz cele veci po-
dali Vlastnich nazoru.
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M6stska rada V Lakewood
pOchybuje pravosti nekte-
rych podpisu Ma petici, kterou
jest zadano, ably toto predm6-
sti splynulo S Clevelandem.
Podpisy byly sbirany Ligou, L.
tvoriysi sc pro uveaene slouGe-
nj a petice zkoumana Iirsti-
usem, klerkem volebni rady.
Radni Hart pravi vefejn6, ze
podpisy byly padelany. Y ne
kterych rodinach podepsala O.
statni cleny ien jedina ruka a
Y mnohych pripadech Sc da Iii
stiti, ze iedinym clovekem po-
depisovany byly clenove ro-
din iinlch. Hart tvrdi dale,
ze pfanim pripoloyacim to
nikterak neVypada, jak Sc chce
q ntkolika stran verejnosti ma
mluviti, aniz by byl prave ny
nj vhodny cas- celou zalezitost
dati obcanstvu ma podzim k od-
hlasoVani.
Ma schulz pfipojovaci ligy
We West Parku mluvil vcera
w. Stinchcomb, predseda anek
tniho vybmu zdeiSi Obchodni
komory, jenz mezi iinym vyli-
coyanim who'd, kter6 obcan-
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USMRCEN SPLASENYMI
kONMI.

Ma st. Clair ave. udalo Sc ne
stesti, iakych dobe dnesnlho
pokroku jen RIDGE Sc stava.--
Splash Sc potah a padicimi
konmi zasazen byl 37-lety CHI.
Norman, 1884 zap. u. ul. IRA
n6ny dovezen byl do eaStcleve-
velandske nemocnice, kde ia
kratko skonal. koCi firmy the
State Wrecking & Lumber Co.
bvl na policejni stanici ma st.
Clair ave. a vVch. l31. ul. OBJ
zalovan pro zabitl, jelikoz ko-
ne neopatiil a odeSel cd voZu,
ably dodal pfivezeny material.
Zvlastni nahodou splasili sc
kone tez II iisteho vozu ovo-
Gem a padili po ST. Clair ave.
cd 1OS. ulice a ohrozovali ce-
lou radu chodcu. Potah "a
staven byl teprv, kdvz WIZ sc
srazil autem Otty Knepa, jez
iel manzelkou a 14-letou
dcerou. Koci Sol Hart, 1851
vych. 81. ul. pravl, re Sc kone
lekli uvolneneho kusu postro-
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UNIE DUCHOVNfCH PROTE.
STUJE PROTI PROHIBICNi
MESTSKE RESOLUCI.
Prichazeji vSak "po funuse
krizkem'.

Unie clevelandskVch pasto-
ru ma vGerejSi dopoledni schu-
ii Y baptiStickem kostele ma
Euclid ave. odhlasovala jedno-
mysln6 resoluci, kterou Jest va
tracovano rozhodnutl mestsk6
rady We prospech vyroby a pro
deje piVa a lehkych win. Du-
chovnim otcum bude poteet as
malo platen, neb piiiata reSo-
luce mestska byla 20 VyprSeni
predepsane lhuty desitidenni
liz dorucena ma mlsto urCenl,
to Jest kongresu. Doba, do
ktere mohl mayor Kohler ma
vrh vetovati proSla, aniz by tyz
uzil sveho praya. Y cirkevni re
soluci Sc vyslovuje obaVa, re
bude nyni pivo vino, y pray
de napoie opojnc Y obchode
pod nevinnou znackou iako ma
pole neopoine. Characteristic
exc Jest, ze V resoluci haneni
isou radnl, kteri hlasovali We
prospech meStske resolucc.
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DEMOkRATICkY kANDI-
DAT MA URAD SERIFA.

Ma vGerejsi chuzi vykonne-
no demokratickeho vyboru ko-
name Y SIM Rytif1 sv. Jana, {.
1900 zap. %. ul. byl odporucen
iako kandidat strany ma ufad
Serifa j. T. Ball, 1908 vych.
70 ul., kterV byval sefem w
nomocnych Serifd. Predsedou
klubu zvolen Il. J. Hanratty,
NJ. I. Moran mistopredsedou,
G.. II. Heaney, taiemnikem a
f. G.. Wolters, pokladnikem.
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VRELE DlKY.

! S pocity vd6Gnosti vzdavam timto srdecn6 dky
vsem sestram sBORU PILNE cESKY, zejmena po-
radatelkam pf j. Gottfrdeove pi. A. Dongresove.
, "a prekvapenl, jez konalo v nasem novem dome,
4218 Robert Ave. mnulou sobotu veGer, dne l. brez
na pn kteremzto pratelskem dychanku bylo nam bla-
hoprano vsestrannou dcasti jsme byli zahrnuti Ma
vecirku tom brali 1cast:
Mrs. A. Dongres. Mrs. j. Gottfried, Mrs. Pacl,
Mrs St6tka Mrs. A. Muzika, Mrs Sugr. Mrs. Lehka,
Mrs Kunes, Mrs Peterka, Mrs. Soucek, Mrs Irdlitka
Mrs Mezerova, Mr. Fiser Mr.. Polivka, Mr.. Kozdera
Mrs Jirk, Mrs Mriz, Mrs. Hama, Mrs. Pusman, Mrs.
Panek, Mrs. Peterka, Mrs Sindelar Mrs Melichar,
Mrs Jindrak, Mrs Cvarovsky, Mrs Refcha, Mrs.
Berent, Mrs. Koze Mrs. Valstein, Mrs. Valek, Mrs
Elbecz, Mrs Smandl. Mrs Proxies Mrs. Hasek, Mrs.
Vajbl Mrs. Pferost, Mrs Smucer Mrs. Kraj6ek, Mrs
Cmolik, Mrs Cholensky, Mrs Drobny, Mrs. Zalabak,
Mrs X. Sugr, Mrs. Svec Mrs. Svanda Mrs. Vopitka,
Mrs Mank, Mrs Pekaf, Mrs. Kovaf Mrs. Drahovsky,
slec. X Dongres, Mrs. Novy NIL, Mrs Novy St,
Hluboce dojati tolikerou pfizn nam proievenou
vysovu jem uprmny dix dar krasne alektrcke lam
py, podane nam imenem pritomnych, dale Ct panim
A. Dongress pi Grachovsky, A. Muzika, j. Gott
fried. upraveni bohate tabule obslouzen hostu
iakoz pohrobnikim Ant Nosek Synove zapa
Ceni zidli.
Bud'te ust6ny mile sestry pfitekyn6, re
vdecnosti budeme vzpominati pfatelstvl Vaseho re
vynasnazme vzaemne Vam odvdeciti.
ALzBETA MUZIKA, rodinou.