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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-24

The annual meeting OF .tuvAnv!d-rs OF
the Union Envelope Company wiI tax.
place IN the directors room OF the ~.
t!on.I Stat. and Gay Bank February at
T.. II.
l. l.. RHECTAS.
Secretary and Tres surer.
Tho annual meeting OF the STOCK nuiu-rs
OF the Jefferson Realty Corporation viii b-
held at me JeTersun Hotel. Richmond
Va. "Wednesday. February i. 1922. at IL
O'Clock.
o. F.. wEis!GER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-24

j. Il. CoSNELLY & CO.,
Seventh AMI Franklin streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-24

GRACE ST.. v. S.p--Fnr rent. apart.
m-n,. rooms. k'chenctte aud bath
Granon Apartments. Cdlr Randolph.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-03-10
Senator France 0Stre
kritiSOYan.

Marylandsky senator, Joseph |.
France, ,ostfe jest kritisovan pro sve
vystoupeni v senatu proti schvaleni
TichomoTske CtyF dohody. jak tato
ujednana ma odzbrojovaci konferenci
We Washingtonu. France svalil ma
sebe boufi odporu radach republi-
kanskych prohlasenim. ze bude Ii
Ctyf dohoda schvalena, celia Ameri-
ka povstane proti repubIikan6m a
postavi sc ma stranu demokrat6.
Kongresnik Hill zvlaste prudce
dtoci ma France. Die ieho prohla-
Semi vsichni republikane a vets;nou
demokrate Marylandu jsou pro
schvaleni Ctyr dohody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-03-10
Knez Sc Ozenil.

Katolicky knee. Christian E.
Ehehalt Dallastown, Pa, ozenil
Sc 2. brezna v New Yorku s Idou
Noll, dcerou majitele tovarny ma
doutniky. Ehehalt byl faraTem
kostela sv. .Iosefa Dallastown po
10 rok1. Odejede manzelkou svo-
i do Nemecka ku studiu hospodaf-
skych a socialnich pomer1 a ku
pfednasenf ma universit9.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-03-10
President ma OdpOGinek.

President Harding odeiel ma de
sitidenni p,azdniny ma Floridu do
st. Augustine Odejel We stfedu
provazen pl. presidentovou. svym
sekretafem a osobnim lekaTem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-03-10
VoliGi rnesta.

We volebnich seznamech zaneseno
jest celkem 26l. l66 osob. z techto
je lO4. .653 zen proti 156 5l3 mu-
zHm.
v Z. warde ie volic1 celkem
l2.1O8 a to: 944 demokrat1 mDz-
skych, 2.l82 dem. zenskych. 2.593
republikann nuzskych, z 0l0 rep.
zenskych. bez pfislusenstvi 829 mu.
"a $50 zen.
OrganiSovana prace pr0ti denni-
rnn SetTenf svetla.
Baltimorske Sdruzenf, Prace while
dem ku zenam a ds.kam prohla-
silo sc proti planu zavesti denni Sc
trent sv9tla eli prodlouziti cen po-
sinutim hodin. jak mas tomu na1cila
valka. O zavedeni tohoto zbytku z
posledni valky pocina sc opet jedna-
ii. z jiste strany cini sc natlak ma
n6stskou radu, aby denni setreni
nam zavedla. by pani SPORT o hodi-
nu dele 81 mohli hrati. ze vsak ten
maly elov9k tesnem pfibytku o
hodinu spapku okraden, TO nepada
u velkomozn5ch pant a jich nohsle-
d1 ma vahul. Pc kozlech je to tezko
naucit jej hodinu drive usnouti
pod stTechou rozpalenou slunecnimi
paprsky,. "a hulakani na uiici a ji-
nych roztomilosti velkom6stskeho,
stisneneho zivota.
Inspektori pro cnkerni rafinerii.
Vyberci ella, Charles Fl. Holtz-
man. ustanovil 2l chemik6 a jinych
ku vazeni zkoumanf cukerni tfti-
move masy, jez pfivazena bude dc
BaItimorske cukerni rafinerie ku
sDracovani. Ustanoveni dfednik6
treba bylo. ponevac cukernf rafine
rie jest zde dplne novou industrii
Prvni lod' cukerni saroeinou pfi-
| jede pred 20. bremen z ostrovs
Kuby. VedIe cukerni suroviny do
vazeny budou cele naklady molassy
Prvni zasilka molassy skladati 81
bude ze 10000 gal onn. Nadrzkt
pro tuto pojme celkem l million ga
lon6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-03-10
Polsko je rajem.

4
morske polske obce polsk5 ministr
We Washingtonu, prime Kazimir Lu-
bomirski. v reci. kterou nadchl
verne fady synn Polsky sini sv.
Stanislava. prohlasil. ze Polsko je
daleko vyn odnejSi posici narodoho-
spodafske snad nezli kterykoliv jiny
evropsky narod. Lubomirski v re-
ci sve mluvil pokroku sve vlasti
ma ceIe care. Polsko je miru.
| Neiaka tn a tam Sarvatka v Hornlm
Slezsku netyka se Polska, ponevac
tam "Hoino Slezaci" ne Polaci
servali sc Nemci. Polsko demo
bilisuje a lid vracf sc k praci.
Brani Sc nava1u utecenc1 z Ruska
Polsko ma vseobecne hlasovaci pra-
vo konstitucni yladu vice ma fran
couzskem zakladu nezli americkem
zbudoyanou. V prvnl chvili vseo-
becne volebni pravo delalo Polsku
horkou hlavu, ,ponevac lid byvalem
ruskem Polsku z so procent neu-
mel cisti ami psati. z rakouakeho
Polska trochu voliei byli ma tom le-
pc n6meckeho Polska jenom Is
procent bylo tech, CO se nedovedli
podepsati Nyni isou sjednocen1
Polaci. mali hoinost uhli. petroleje
dffyi 1rodne p6dy a zasoby suro-
vim. V dolech Sc pracuje, toyarny
Sc cinf, ma farmach vse jen kvete
Ia kratko Polsko bude tax slime, ze
samo sobe postaci a to jest to. ma
Gem prime stavi sve tvrzen1, ze Pol
sko narodohospodafsky jest nejsil-
nejsi narodnosti v Evrop6. Ameri-
ku Polaci mali nejradeii a jeste
nejrad6ij vid6Ii by tam americky
kapital
/ Zkratka: samy rail
PrOSlayeny VfdenSky lekar
Baltimore.
| Dvorni rada. Ora Ernest Fuchs
Vfdn6, bude hostem lekarske 9
chirurgicke fakulty zdejs1 Is. bTcz.
! na. Bude hlavnim fecnikem obou
organisaci Oslerove sini. DR.
Fuchs je snad neiv9tsim svetovyn
znalcem oboru ocnim. Sepsal ce.
lou fadu vedeckych knih. Jemv
Widen d6kovati ma "a to.ze pfeC
valkou stala Sc Mekkou studentan
a lekaTGm ocnlho odboru.
Baltimoran do Rochester.
, Max Landow, Glen Peabody kon
! servatoTe. ma podzim pTestehuje 8
do Rochester, kde bude ucitelem n;
Eastman hudebni skole. Slnzne je
no Rochester bude dvakrate tai
velikym jako je v Baltimore.
i ZaStrelen Svym Syagrem.
e Harry Jerrell zastfelen byl svyr
cernosskym svagrem. Alonzo Posto
nem {. GIG N. Gay ulici. Vrazd
byla koncem hadky, jez mezi obem
se strhla. CernOch chycen byl, kdy
prchal z domu.
i Cely fond pro Staybu novych
budOv.
! Celia suma navrhcvane skoll
| p1jcky $4,000 900 ma obracer
Il b5ti ma stavbu novych skolnich bV
J. DIV, bude-li pfijat nynejsi zakon
-ol darnou dodatek ku skolni p6lcc
> Dodatek ma rychlo poslan byl
el Annapolis, kdyz mestske rad6
v pondeii oval Sc odpor proti uzi
al penez pnicky ma opravu stary'
IL skolnich budov. Podle plant skolr
h. no vyboru vsechny skolni spravl
10 mali placeny byti mestskych da
ne p1icek.
~ Drocsdanf M ndnNTinnk
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MlStnl zpraYy.
krajanSkyCh krnbI.

M INOsS >ullCOs NConO bCNASiAAfoAN
odjizdejicim ztracl dobl eho pracov
nika ma naroda roll dedicne. V d.
be valky a mimo p. Reichl vzdy
etal verne v praci neeekaje nizadne
odmeny. Naopak "a obetavost jeho
dostalo Sc mu mnohdy.- jak az to
TAX byva te nasf narodni praci.tu
a tam "kopanc1". Pfeieme mu
plneho zotaveni Sc We vlasti, pro
kterou tax nadsen6 pracoval a pc
americku: Good luckr' Kraian
usidli se pro prvni dobu We Stranci-
cich Prahy.
" pondeli odpoledne o 2. hodi-
ne pohTbena byla pi Katerina'
Fousek, vdova po Janu F. Fousko-
vi. ma Narodnim hrbitove. PohTeb
konan byl domu jeii dcery. pi.
H. Clifton Deahl. 1886 Miller ulice.
Nalezela ku Tadu Jaromira. jejiz
deputace dcastnila s. pohTbu. '
dome smutku promluvila "a "Jaro-
miru' pi. Zajic. Pohfebnf obFad
v dome vykonal Rev. Frank NovaS.
Ma hfbitov6 promluvila
V neikrasnejsfm v6ku dvaca-
tenn skoneil svou zivOtni pnut' pan
Josef ]. Velenovsky nadejny syn pa
nj Frantisky Velenovske cisla l045
N. Durham ST We ctvTtek rano.
dne 9 bfezna Zesnulg byl naro
zen Baltimore zamestnan byl CO
listUnos ma zdeis1 poste. V podzim-
ku Sc vsak nachladil a cd te DOLBY
chfadl az konecne tomu podlehl
Pfinalezel ku spolkGm Kadet1 sv.
Aloise pfi kterem spolku 1cinkoval
CO bubel1lks Gaie ~ spe,.S1 ~. Voj-4
t8cha, zabavnimu klubu Lyceam a
spolku lis.onos1 kterezto spolky jej
budou ma posledni ceste doprovazet.
PohTeb bude konan z domu smut6u
V pond6li phi devate rano do ko.
stella sv. Vaclava kde "a nej bude
slouzena mse av. 9 hodin a odtud
ma hTbitov Neisv. Vykupitele.
Pohreb vypravi firma Jos. F
Viktor a Elias T. Zirkler.
Ma rOZlOuCenOu!
Pied svym odjezdem do stare mi
le vlasti zadam vsechny sve pfately
a krajany "a laskave prominutl, ze
nemobl jsem Sc s mimi osobne roz-
louciti. Neb pfi i-dobre Will nebylo
mn6 mono, ackoliv tax rad bych
stiskl ruku kazdemu mich. Pfa-
tele! Odjizdim do stare vlasti ne
vim, zdali snad sc usadim trvale
tam, kan srdce me touzf. Budou-
Ii pomery neprizniye, minl-n sc ma
vratiti doufam re prijmete me
Ease We svnj stTed. Tudiz: Ns
zdar! snad take ma shledanou
Josef Reichl
Oprava.
We zprave Sokolskych Sibfinek Sc
stala chyba V udani cen melo sta
ii toto: Damske ceny: l Ceskoslo
venska vlaika, pi Holada; 2. A
mericka vlajka. pi M. Hajek; 3
Selka, sic. A. Sveida; a. Sokol, pi
B. PaTizek; 5. Turkyne, pf. E
Gibson.
Muzske ceny byly spravne az pr
cenu tfeti m6lo bgti jmeno Betu
Ska Tajcova. coz timto opravujem
Papi M. Haiek darovala svojl ce
nu We prospech Svob. Skoly.
VleZll do paStl.
Pc prodani kokainu Gene 81
vladnfmu agentu, Percy Clarkovi
straznik1m oblecenym v civilr
Bradleymu a Shanahanosi. uyezn9
nj byli diva muzi prodavaiici drug
ma Pratt ulici nedaleko Fallsway.
dtery odpoledne. Do nastrazer
site vesli: Thomas N. Andrea
Eastern avenue a John Fallano
Fawn ulice.
Andrea jest pod zarokou $40. OF
obzalovan byv z why ma smrti JOS
pha Hendlera v Millersville. Md
IA. cervence 1921. Spolu vine
Jest "a zavineni smrti Hugo Kapl
ns, ktery usmrcen byl ozhroienyr
bandity. ktefi prepadli jeho gar
ma e. Fayette ulici IL. srpna 1872
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-03-10
kazdy chce miti zasluhu.

kazdy ChCe mitl ZaSluhu
Mayor mesta Broening a mestska
rada pracuii jeden Gil, ale kazdy
sam sobe. Mayor ustanovil byva-
leho soudce Morrise A. Sopera. pred
sedou komise. jez vyprac )vala by
plan ma zrizeni jednoho jenom od-
boru mestske rady misto dosavad-
Mich dvou, Druhy odbor mestske
rady bez ohledu ma komisi wal ma
v6domi pondeli zpravu reorgani-
sacni komise desiti ustanovene me-
stskou radou. Prvni odbor mestske
-ady zpravou reorganisacni komise
zabyvati sc bude budoucf pondeli
BOZ nyni veden bude mezi mayorem
a mastskou radou 0 planu jak ten
to vypracovan b5ti ma az bude pTi
listopadovych volbach predlozen
volicstvu ku odhlasovani. Doide-li
ku nemoznosti shody, otazka iednot-
ne rady podepsana 10000 yolici
pfedlozena bude dohlizitel1m mad
volbani, aby tito il dali ma volebni
listinu.
Ac jedna Sc vlastne o jednu
TUE vec. mayor Broening a republi-
kane ma jedne demokrate ma dru-
he strane chteii miti zasluhu "a
vedeni jedne mestske rady.
R0zmnozeni zaSkrtn.
Zdravotni komisaf, Jones,v tyde.
mi zprava oznamuje znacne roz.
mno7eni onemocnenf zaskrtem. Da
leko vetsi pocet nez kdy jindy lecen
jest v Sydenham nemocnici. Pflpa.
dy zGravotnimu 1fadu oznamene
oznaceny jsou jako velice nebezpec.
ne Hlavni nebezpeci die Ora. Jo-
nese spociva tom, ze rodicove v
prvnich pocatcich onemocneni ditka
nevolaji lekaTe a pax re lekafi neu-
zivaji autitoxinn te mife. niz
| sera tohoto uzivati by mah.
| e~Vedle zaskrtu Sill sc onemocneni
ma zapal Pile. v poslednlm tydnr
zemfelo sest osob ma "Fln.
V uplnyulem tydnu narodilo 81
989 ditek.
AntomObil Spadl do hlOnbky
SO stop.
Tri muzi: Charles Eddy, Richart
L. Otis a Norman F. Brown. lehc'
pnraneni byli, kdyz automobil '
nemz jeli, sfltil Sc ze silnicnih'
naspu ma Lexington avenue d.
hloubky so stop ma koleje Marylan'
& Pennsylvania drahy. Eddy, jen
ridil automobiI. uveznen byl ma Oh
/ zalobu, ze dob6 melody byl po
vlisem alkoholu. V sutomobil
nalezeno bylo nekolik lahvi koTal
kou. Eddy Otis jsou vyslouzilc
. z valky, oba dosud osetfovaui v
vojenske nemocnici Fort McHenry
Skokem S Westinghouse pom
niku sc uSmrtil.
Frank Deveney, chauffeur tax
cabu, ,usmrtil se ned6li pred pole(
mem skokem 8 Westinghouse pom
niku. Samovrah star byl 38 roki
Pry si zoufal. ponevac pred mes
n Gem spolecnost' u niz slouzi
/ Stweart Taxicab. zbavila jej iezde
: s automobilem a ustanovila iej d.
a hlizitelem mad taxicaby Nova Ia
: prace sc mu nelibila. Deveney v.
j. stoupil re sluzby a se zenou odej
:; do Pittsburgh Tato zustala
/ Pittsburgh on se vratil. ably
zde hledal novou praci. V sobo
pocal vyhrozo 5ati ze skoci 8 Was
ingtonova pomn1ku. Znami jel
povazovali hrozbu tn "a zert.
: Jak sv6dkove vypravl. videli
- yylezti pies zabradli upevn6ne
= vysi pomniku a spustiti Sc dol
: Telo jeho We vzduchu ucinilo mex
= lik premetd nezli narazilo ma sti
a chu zakladny pomniku V t
g zpferazeny byly vsechny kosti
Z" dem vyse 164 stop. Ma mrtv'
nalezeno bylo $l10 ma hotovosti.
Devet osob p0raneno.
- CtyTi muzi a tTi zeny porant
:. byli r1znych automobilovych !
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-03-10
CbicazSka opera v Baltimore.


Tfi opery davany byly tohoto ty-
dne Chicazskou operou Baltimore.
V pondeli dana byla opera Il Amo-
re Del Ire Re-. D1m vyprodan
byl 1pln6. v utery jeste "a vetsi
nasstevy davana byla Wagnerova O.
pera 'Tannhauser. Zpfvana byla
nemecky. Navst6va byla tax veli-
ka, ze mista k stani dplne vypro-
dana byla. We stfedu davana Puc-
ciniho opera la Boheme.' Pied
nj tilohy jeji zpivany Americany.
NeSpravn0Sti We zdafl0vacim
lradu?
Mestsky solicitor. Marchant, W.
setruie, zdali zdafovaci dfad vinen
jest nespl avnostf Udano bylo.
ze mnohych prlpadech po2latni-
k1m dane byly snizeny a ze data Q
recenych pripadech ze seznamu ura-
dovny znizela. Obvineni pravi. ze
1fednikn anebo vice 1rednik1m zs
nespravnosti bylo placeno.
Proti tiskarne v kaznici.
| .Jak typograficka unie. {. IL tax
lsdruzeni "Typothetae', protestuj
u governera Richie proti zfizen
tiskarny Marylanaske kaznici,
niz tisteny by byly statni tiskafsk'
politely. Tiskarna die planu COVER
nerova zfizena b5ti ma nakladen
1852. 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-03-10
Bee pfieiny vrahen.

v Laporte, Ind. patnactilety Jan
Malik byl pohnan pfel soud pro
vrazdu. ZastTelil farmafku, r.
Stotzovou. Nevi, pros tax ueinil.
Ob6t' svou ami neznal. Jen naho-
die potkal StotzoVou na silnici.
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NOTE-Aside from the re.
ductions on almost every
Suite and Piece on our
floors, we have made addi-
tional reductions on ODD
Suites and Pieces, Discon-
tinued Lines, ETC., 90 that
space may be cleared i'm.
mediately for necessary
work. We will appreciate
II II customers buying from
these particular lots will
permit us to make delivery
at once. II this 10 not con-
venient we Will, of course,
gladly hold the Furniture
until delivery Is required.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
RUM SEIZED ON SHIP
Customs Officers Make Haul When
Crew Acts SuspIciously

Customs officers found twenty. FIVE
cases Of liquor on board the British
steamship Glendola, unloading a cargo
of sugar from. Cuba yesterday at Pier
No. CO, south. under charter of the Al, d.
lantic Fruit Company. The discovery
was the result of the suspicious ac.
tons of members of the crew, which led
TO an investigation by Customs Inspec
tors Peters and Wardell.
"Wardell and ! were on board the
ship near hatch. Peters said. After
Il had been unloaded the crew seemel
anxious to cover It. thing that (,
unusual The crew always waits until
the other hatches are unloaded before
covering them up, unless it is raining
Other actions on the part of the crew
made us suspicious, so We investigated
We found a case in nearly every ob-
scure corner OF the hatch
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SAVES WIFE IN RUNAWAY
William II. Kruo Stops Horse on
Edge Of WIssahickon Creek

z Riders along Wissa hickon drive were
provided with real thrill yesterday
by the quick action of William Fl. Krug,
68O6 Sherwood road. Overlook, who
saved his wife from probable death when
her horse ran away.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Krug started from the
Kildare Riding Academy for a jauni
through the Park. After they had gone
short distance along the Wissahlckor
the horse ridden by Mrs. Krug becalu,
unmanageable. Mr.. Krug started il
pursuit. Several horsemen who unsuc
eeasfully tried to stop the runaway
gave him a wide path.
He finally got abreast of the heein.
horse and stopped it on the brink o.
z the creek. The animal stopped 30 sud
denly Mrs. krug was thrown to tn.
ground and stunned.
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Man, 73, Jumps to Death

Albert f. Burger. seventy three year
I'D. committed suicide yesterday morn
@ne by jumping from window in the
<htvd floor of his home, 1915 North
ZAiSteenth street He was taken 10
~ Children's Homeopathic Hospital,
16kore physicians pronounced him dead.
X1Pger had been ill for a long time,
~ had often threatened TO end his
M His body was taken to an un :
Kfaking establishment at Broad and
IontmOreland streets.
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sustained IN the
recent war may receive special treat
ment. Similar hospitals are being OPP
Grated in Morris. Berger and other
North Jersey counties with great sue
cess.
Notices asking 90. operation in the
movement were mailed 10 the Executive
Boards of Gloucester. Burlington and
Salem County American Legion posts
by Harold W. Bennett. secretary of the
Camden County Executive Council. A
meeting of the representatives of the
four counties has been called for June
Is in the Camden Legion headquarters.
Agitation for a Legion hospital was
brought to head by a visit Of Joseph
l.. Sears. commander of the Department
of New Jersey. and j. ii. lnttison,
New Jersey State chairman Of the Hos
pitalization Committee. 20 Camden last
Friday night. The two officials are
touring the State in an effort to crys-
tallize sentiment for the disqualification
movement.
Commander Sears condemned the
present treatment accorded TO she'll
shocked veterans, and declared that
many patients were found 10 he sut'
fering from malnutriton in several in
stitutions he had visited.
In denouncng the lack of individual
care embodied in the treatment of
veterans. he asserted that it was up TO
the American Legion 10 shoulder the
work of restoring their comrades 10
health. He said the greatest impcdi-
ment in the restoration work is the alb
sence of home atmosphere in the hos
pitfalls where the soldiers are confined.
Do inn : la
already accomplished through the aid
Of the "home" hospitals in North Jer-
sey. He declared the public would
readily back the Legion in hospitali2a
ton work. He also spoke on the means
by which the funds may be obtained.
Louis lie Due. of Haddontield Post,
was appointed as the representative OF
Camden County on the State Hospitali-
zation Committee.
A moonlight excursion will be con-
Quoted by Raymond +. Greeley Post
about the 1st of July. Comrade Allen
has been appointed chairman of the
committed in charge. The May issue Of
the official post paper. the Dugout, has
made its appearance in a larger size.
The Legion Merit Medal will be ready
for distribution the second week in June
and the winners will be announced at
that time. Business meetings of the
post are held every Tuesday evening at
5000 Lancaster avenue. Former service
men living in the neighborhood are in
vited to become affiliated with the post
"SIrs. Blacks Pink Tea" will be pre-
sented by the dramatic club of Post No.
30, under the auspices of the British
Great War Veterans. at Students
Chapter, Friday evening. On the same
evening the girls of the post will be
rendered reception at Kugler's by
Post No. 142. \ meeting Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee will be held Tuesday
evening in the local Legion headquar-
ters.
Hazleton Post has decided to take par,
in the national essay contest on the sub
ject, How the American Legion Can
Help America The contest is open to
girls and boys from twelve 70 eighteen
years of age and efforts will be made tC
interest local competitors. Plans are
N,progressing for big street carnival &c
be held in conjunction with the Hazle.
ton branch of the Red Cross, which will
receive half of the proceeds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
EVOLUTION AND GOD

Belief in both IL not impossible. Ths
question OF human orisin. always subject
authority in a sensible, intensely interesting
article. Read the views Of DR.. William Will
liams Keen. Philadelphia noted surgeon. as
given In the Magazine Section of the Sunday
PUBLIC LEponR. Make 1t a Habit."---Ad dv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
Baby Fair On TODAY

baby fair vii be held on the
1Dnds Of st. Joseph's Hospital this
aoon, u the weather permits. The
|GEoe 44ulsl for Saturday, but
y! "A !! 4, vsss 4 vas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
LIVING ROOM

$3.50 Mahogany -and- Cane Suite. tapestry
covered spring seats, pieces $50 so
sl42: so Mahogany -and-Cane Suite, in rose
color velour. pieces ,......... .SI35.OO
$l65,O Overstufed Suite. spring seats tap
overstuned loose-cushion tapestry covered
ovsrsts, SUITE pieces Sl7b.o0
covered with blue velour, 3 pieces. x?i3.OO
$4,000 oyerstufted Suite. covGred with blue
$350.OO Overstuffed Suite. covered with tar
estry, pieces .,...,...,,....... .S285.OO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
legion Will HELP
DISABLED HEROES
Home for Invalid Veterans Is
a Planned by Camden County
u Organization
POST WILL PRESENT A FLAG

y A movement to establish GONZALES
cent home in South Jersey for war in
yalids was begun today by American
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
DINING ROOM

Walnut Dining Room Suite, pieces, $4,000
Walnut Queen Anne Suite. pieces SI5O.OO
PIeSeS .$gSO,OO
$395.00 Walnut Queen Anne Suite 2
$4,000 Antique Mahogany Dining Room
Suite. 10 pieces ......,..,....... $4,000
$4,000 Brown Mahogany Queen Anne Suite,
10 pieces .........., sSbO 0c
$726.00 Antique Mahogany Chippendale Suite,
ssss 90 Gray walnut Polychromies Suite 10
pIcScS t61S.OO
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-22
BRIH CLING
up
FATHER
BY
MCMANUS
Sheep-Market steady, 1905.
Lambs-10@12.
fRy Associated Pressl
REG. Q. S.
Pat. Off"
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nav 22.-Ca

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 22.-Cattle
Receipts 900 head; market strong;
choice fat steers, $8@8.50; good to
choice butcher steers $775@s25; fair
to good butcher steers, $7@750; good
to choice heifers, $7@750; fair to
good heifers, s6@650; good to choice
butcher bulls, $6@6.50; bologna bulls,
$4@5; good to choice cows, $7.75 a
1925; fair to good cows, $5@5.50;
common cows, $2.50@3.5O; calves, re-
ceipts 900 head; market steady and &C
tive; choice veal calves $11@12; fair
to good, $500.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1000;
market slow and steady; choice spring
lambs, $14@17; fair to good springs,
$9@11; good to choice clipped lambs,
$11.50@1250; fair to good, $6@8;
good to choice wether sheep, $500
$3.50; choice ewes 1906; common and
culls, $1@2.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market Is to
35 lower; Workers, s11; pigs 81; light
$11; mixed pigs, $11; roughs $3.50;
stays, $3.50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-22
WILL PUSH WAYNE
Pig CLUB ACTIVITIES

Wayne county pig club work will be
pushed strongly during the next fort
night following a conference of the
club committee at the county agents
office Saturday evening Committees
representing the different breeds will
pick out the pigs as soon as possible,
and they will be distributed to the
contestants at Centerville on June l,
by drawing.
Each committee will make an effort
TO secure pigs as nearly equal in breed
ing and other qualities as is possible.
Each boy or girl will thus have an
even chance in measuring his or her
skill against others in the county
contest Attractive awards are offer
ed by the breed associations, the coun-
ty farm bureau and township farmers
associations and will be granted to the
winners at the end of the contest in
the fall
The committee also decided to al
low the boys and girls an additional
week for registering, on account of a
misunderstanding by some Entries
will therefore be received up to the
end of this week.