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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-15
HOPE FOR BEST AND
PREPARE FOR WORST
GOVERNMENT VIEW
BY GEORGE r. HOLMES
i. N. S. staff Correspondent

Washington, July 15.--Unless the
railway labor board at Chicago ex-
hausts every possible effort to end
the menaeing railroad strike and
confesses itself beaten, the admin
istration in Washington will not
come forward with any insistent
peace moves. it was stated today
by administration spokcsmen.
As long as the board. officially
described by President Harding as
IAN agency eff government" set up
to deal with such matters, is con-
tinuing It's efforts to bring the
striking shop crafts and the rail-
way executives together. Washing
ton cen do little more than IL al
ready has done-hope for the best,
and prepar, for the accord
ing to n cabinet member.
1t Is the view of President Hard
ing and his principal cabinet adj
v,sers that tho board cannot yet be
said to have failed in the first real
acid test that has been applied to
its ability to maintain industrial
peace on the railroads.
Administration leaders made II
clear today that for the present
Washington IS watching Chicago,
while at the same time going as
far as II can in preparing for
emergencies, ouch as ordering fed
eral troops held in readiness and
sending an inspector general Of
tho army to the scene of the Tex
as trouble.
They pointed out that the franz
ors of the transportation act Gre
ated the board as an instrument -
Industrial peace on tAa r,TiToads
that President Harding was an ell
thusiasto supporter OF the Act
when he was Senator and that
Republican speakers laid much
stress upon It's efficacy during the
campaign.
For the administrator now to
take reace proposals out of the
hands Of tho board would be tanta-
mount to declaring it a fizzle and
making public admission of its use
lessness, Il was said. This would
be partly destructive at least, OF
tho whole transportation act, and
neither President Harding, his ad.
yisers In the cabinet, nor Republic
can Congressional leaders are yet
willing to take this step.
Also, it Is the view Of President
Harding and his advisers that the
outcome of the governments efforts
to end the paralyzing coal strike
must be apparent before 1t will be
possible 10 move with precision In
the rail strike.
Looming behind the whole chao-
tic and uncertain situation Is the
definite possibility that the gov
eminent will yet be compelled to
seize both mines and railroads in
order to protect the public.
The white house statement last
night that President Harding
is prepared to do this should the
emergency arise was said today
not to be so much of threat as 1t
was e statement of fact.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-15
u. N. W. Of AMERICA
POLICY Committee
GOES into SESSION
May Present Answer Today
Instead OF Monday.
BY WEBSTER K. NOLAN,
|. N. S. Staff CorrespondeNt.

Washington, July Ia The policy
committee of the United Mine Work.
ers of America, 900 strong, went into
session here this morning to deter
mine the answer Of the miners to
President HardinGs proposal to end
the strike.
Indications were that the min
would recommend the rejection Of
the Presidents offer or accept Il
with such reservations as to amount
10 rejection, were apparent wheH
the session began 1t was Officially
known, for one thing, that John L.
Lewis conference with President
Harding last night had effected no
change in the stand the miners have
taken throughout the week,
Lewis, who is chairman Of the pol
icv committee. indicated that &C
ceptance Of the Presidents plan
which calls for the appointment OF
A commission to investigate and ar
bitrate the issues in dispute between
miners and operators out o.
The question and that it failed ut
ter1y to recognize the Essential de-
mands" Of the minors. The dc
mands. briefly, are: That arbitration
not include mediation Of points al
ready settled by past agreements
such as the wage scale obtaining a.
the time of the walkout the check
off system and the right to collec-
tive bargaining.
II should also provide, miners
leaders declare, for extension Of any
benefits derived through the acts OF
arbitration commission to include
many thousands of non-union min
crs who have Joined the ranks OF the
strikers since the strike was called.
The miners, their spokesman said,
are willing to have thorough IN
vesfioation Of the mining industry
instituted by a commission in an Ell
fort to restore order out OF the eco
nomic chaos now prevailing in the
industry, but they absolutely refuse
IN submit to arbitration issues
which they view as closed mat
tcrs"
Today's session will be a protract,
ed ono, it was stated by a miners
leader. It Is barely possible tina.
the miners may be able to present
thcir answer 10 the President some
time later in the day instead OF
Monday, as was originally planned
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-15
EXISTENCE OF Rail LABOR BOARD THREATENED
CRISIS IN RAILROAD
MAY COME NEXT WEEK

here this morning that conditions
are quiet and that no orders for
troop movement have been issued.
Blunder To Use Troons.
ur,sb;peto, 1,f,. - - 80 70,
oroi tronns IN tbo ra;I -. VI -,
~ .soojnssai bi,,,5g,,.,, :. INC ~ III,
-, $40, I,,, [-,a,,a "''' -
49, 30 ~ oxocutir, ro,,no;, -, 80 .'o
H., r,,,,,Io,.os, --Ia,,,,..,,,a,,4 70 ~,
$500 radora,toa - 49, -, W INV
-. 80 WI, ir.o,,l, 60, C,,,;.a' ~
sa oorfornrco u,,t, codnr,.ia, -
e e. '' ''''''''
~ 80. - - t,aoro, ..a,n- ,,.,,, -
80 W -. -. - 49,, W
gu n II ''''''t' '''' - go '"'" W.
''" ,l so,iod .ta4 ..,a H..
- En- ..1,;rI" ,l,,, ,..ii,,.o,, !.
bor hoard eve don't object to the
board exercising its legal functions"
he declared. "but the law gives It
no power to enforce its decisions
and labor resents its arrogatiug to
itself the power which it does not
possess"
Mora To Join Strike Monday.
C,oro,ana n 1,,,, ,5,toro
oie' si nnn a5t,;ouaI r,i,nooa on,
l,ai A''oo auus''oi.'', th t ,ar,on,,
pioSes' n.eiaDs'' p "a Wnrl, 'o
rt y, VI ~ Nv, wv n ~,
VIII JON ..e w. SUM ", 'ne ,,o anoP
craftsmen Moiu ,T;. :. was ss a1.,oit ~,
eu mere 'ouay. ne i,'o. 'iaeOsI ,u w
inc new StrlNe ol"eI az" u. e'n fi,. 4"
as coach repa'IerS, pa'u.ets, 1'eaEne
car repalIers; lnsPec,o, ,s,.,, an" r, p,pe
.'tteI8' a,'', an fo."a '",,,'n'9 ,oaaa,.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-15
ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIESTS IN
TTALY PETITION POPE TO LET
THEN WE'D. SAYS THE EPOCHA
International News Service

by INTERNATIONAL News SerVice.)
Rome, July 15.-Roman Catholic
priests have addressed a petition to
Pope Plus XII asking for special
papa; edict to allow them to marry,
according TO the newspaper Epocha
Under the present rules OF the Ro-
man Catholic Church, priests must
remain single
To use the language of the Italian
newspaper the Italian priests asked
to be relieved of impossible oh
seryance of ecclesiastical celibacy."
The petition states further on:
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mWHlTE SHIRTS" WIN.

Before an interested and excited
audience Of youngsters and some
older folks the boys composing the
teams playing a benefit for Shenan-
doah Valley Chapter. D. A. r., gave
an exhibition of their skill at Rose
mont Ball Park Friday afternoon.
The White Shirts" defeated the
khaki Shirts by a score Of u to
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-15
SENATE COMMITTEE
Rejects FORD'S
OFFER BY 81 VOTE
Norris Plan Is Also Turned
Down.
(1y International News service,)


Washington, July BY a vote of
81, the Senate Agricultural commit.
tee voted today to make an unlay-
orable report to the Senate on the
offer of Henry Ford, to lease the
government nitrate plants and water
power project at Muscle Shoals, Ala.
The majority of the committee al
so turned down all other offers for
the development of Muscle Shoals,
including the Norris plan for opera
ticn by a government corporation.
The Norris plan was defeated by a
vote of 9-5.
Two minority reports will he made
to the Senate by the committee. One
of these reports will recommend the
acceptance of the Ford offer. while
the other will provide for adoption
of the Norris scheme of federal OPP
Grafton.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-15

"Tho purity Of lie, which IS ths
highest aim of the church, reached
through the free working of mems
nature, by coercion through laws
against nature"
1t is reported that the petition ia
signed by cardinals and bishops, as
we'll as by priests.
Celbacy on the part of the Roman
Catholic prelates is as old as the
church itself Bachelorhood was
imposed through a desire to model
the lives Of the churchmen, as far
as possible, after the life of the
Saviour.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-15
TO PLAY BRUNSWICK.

Hose Co. No, SIS crack baseball
team will 20 up against the strong.
est aggregation it ever opposed
Sunday afternoon the Brunswick
Athletic Club, The game will be
played tomorrow afternoon in the
Maryland town at 3 o'clock and it
IS expected that a number of root
ers will 20 to that place with tho
local team.
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NOTICE

Our office will be closed on Sat
urdays at II o'clock during the
months of July and August.
MARTINSBURG HEAT AND
I Is Up 1t LIGHT CO.
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FREE ENGAGEMENTS

OF the 3 best pictures developed
and printed next week by Ripple
Developing Co. at KOGELSCHATz' S
DRUG STORE. Up 1t
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-15
LOCAL HEALTH GOOD

No cases OF infectious or con-
tagious diseases were reported
this week 10 the local health Office
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-15
Annie Thompson Eliminated
AS Victim In BALTIC. Murder;
Follow Fairmont Trail Now

The possibility that Annie Thomp-
son, also known as Mamie and
Man" 24-yearold daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Thompson, North
Queen street, was the woman who
was murdered on the Rolling Road
Golf links near Catonville, Md,
Thursday morning, was definitely
eliminated yesterday afternoon
when An investigation located the
Martinsburg woman, who has been
Missing since Saturday night last,
in Washington, where inquirers were
informed. she was hunting work.
With this information it was indi.
Gated this morning the Baltimore
police have dropped the Thompson
trail and are concentrating, first
on the possibility that the woman
is Carmclla Fairoco. of Fairmont
and other West Virginia cities, and
at the same time are looking for
other clues which may be followed
in case the Fairoco lead fails.
Martins burg's connection with
the murder however. has not been
eliminated because the picture pub
lished in some of the Baltimore
newspapers of the dead woman
were positively Identified yesterday
afternoon by Chief of Police c. H
Bowers as these of strange wom-
an who was in the police station
here Tuesday morning between 8
aud 10 O'clock when she asked the
officers to refer her to a dry" at
Cbo
torney Cleveland NJ Seibert Off,
Ger Jacques, who was in the police
station when the woman called, said
the picture favored the woman
very much" The woman did not
show up at the Office Ct Attorney
Seibert however, and no further
clues as to her whereabout in the
city the length of time she STAYED
or where she went when she left
here have been disclosed
Thought She Came From Falrmont.
The theory is that this woman is
the Fairmont bootleg queen" Car.
mela Fairoco by name but more
generally known TO her friends as
Shorty" The Faimont tip was
disclosed through piece of Fair.
mont paper found inside the bard
Of the hat which was f0und near
no econ., of the mur1ar and which
,,.o,,,r,al.1,, boIongod ~ tho u,,man
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tho tbat no E,irr,onT women ie the
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EoUALIzlNo BOARD ADJoURNs

The Board of Equalization and Re-
view for Berkeley county adjourned
this morning until $50 on Thurs
day next.
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XII. A. CLUB FESTIVAL

At Pikeside Tuesday. july rs. Ice
Cream. Cake and Sandwiches.
Is Up 1t pd
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Fair and warmer tonight and
Sunday.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
VYLET CLEVELANDANU DO
NEW YORkU K STUDIU
PARkU.

Skupina vice iak padesati
clevelandskych obcanu odjede
k dnesnimu veceru do New
Yorku, k prohlidce tamejsiho
mezistatniho Palisades parku,
jenz Sc rozprostira ma pozem-
cich We vymere 100000 akru.
Az spoleenost dostihne New
Yorku, pripoji sc k MIN skupi-
ma clevelandskych obchodniku,
vracejicich Sc prave 2 konven-
ce Obchodni Komory Spoje-
nych Statu We Washingtonu.-
Zkusenosti nabytVch ma byti
pax prakticky vyuzito pfi W.
budovani noveho parkovniho
syst6mu v Clevelande.
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v DETROIT MA DOZIVOTl
ODSOUZENI CLEVELAND
STf LUPICI.

Druhy Glen handy cleveland
skych lupicu, ktera vystupova-
la 'pohostinsky" V iiste loupe-
Ii V Detroit, kdy vazn6 byl po-
stfelen nacelnik detroitskych h
detektivu Edw. Fl. Fox byl wee
"a tamejSl porotou odsouZen
na dozivoti. Jest to James f.
Keegan, ktery ku konci proce-
su obvinoval clevelandskou po-
licii, re MIN krute zachaZela,
ably neho vynutila pfiznani.
Pc dlouhem vyslechu byl pry
smrtelne maven, desetkrat sra
zen Sc zidle k zemi stale
vzbuzovan a nekolikrate stlu-
cen. Porota jei ysak po pres
hod 'nu tryajicim uvazovani u
znala re jest pfisuzovanymi
mu zloGiny vinen.
Pro ucast ma tomtez zlocinu
byl minulou sobotu odsouzen
taktez ma dozivoti George Gro
gan, bratr povestneho Johna
Grogana, elena handy ''Lostei-
ner-Grogan'. Vcera pax do
paden patty Glen pocestneho ce-
chu policii We Wheeling w. Va.
Udal, ze Sc imenuje James
Best a re bydli V Clevelande,
kde bvl nuvodne zamGstnan Ja-
ko ride taxicabu.
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UDANf PRO PORUSENl DO.
PRAVNfCH NARfZENf

Dnes dopoledne bylo ucine-
no ma traficnim soud6 nekolik
udani pro nedbani dopravnich
predpisu. Ma Broadway a Nc
Bride ave. vrazilo auto, riZene
Lou sem Jichou do autotrucku
Eilert pivovaru a "a srazky by
Ii znacne zran6ni Fred Jerman
3508 Beyerle ave. a Harry
Greenblat, 2480 vych. 81. ul.
Ma Jichu, {. 3758 Independent
ce Rd. ucineno trestni ozname-
nj, re auto ridil nejsa striZliv.
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/" + "
dajici pfedvedeny sestrami
bilych krOiich oblecenVmi a

dajici pfedvedeny sestrami v
bilych krojich oblecenymi a $
prapory nasi stare move Via
sti. Po vfelem uvftani jich do
kruhu sesterskeho zahrala dee
ra sestry tajemnice 81. Alice
Hejdukova smes ceskych pisni,
byla odmenena potleskem a
kvetlnou; ma to sestra pfedse-
dajici, Bozena Cvrkova, pred
nesla tax dojemnou rec pfito-
mnym matkam a dceram, ze
ami jedno oko nezGstalo suche,
ami jedno srdce nepohnute. Ma
to mala El;ska Krejcova pred
nesla tax krasne basen nasim
zakladatelkam Terezii Mlckov-
ske, Josefe Ryantove a Marii
Simakove, jimz podala krasne
-rnze dikem sboru, CO matkam
nasi mile Jednoty, re tY sestry
ma novo rozplakala; byla od-
menena bouflivym potlekem a
kvetinkou. Ma to mala Flea
nor Pfechova milym detskym
hlaskem zazpiva1a "Ja jsem
sirotek', a prednesla basnicku.
Tez byla odmenena potleskem
a kvet;nou. PAX 81. Rdzena
Dvofakova zahrala ("Ta mole
mila vesnicka") pfednesla
proslov matkam, zacez byla od
menena tez potleskem a kvit-
KEN.
Mala Elsie Mynafova tez
pfednes!a prihodnou basnicku,
sestra tai. tez basnicku "Ma-
tefska laska" malicka RGzen-
ka Krejci tez basnicku, byly
vsechny odmeneny potleskem
a kvitim. Ma to 80 sester sbo-
rovych, V krasnych kvetovych h
krojich oblecenych, provedly
majovy pochod a zapely plsen
("Maticko ma mila'), pfi KITE
re i samy plakaly, ma piano je
doprovazela sestra Bertha Cvr-
kova.
Ma to sestry zakladatelky
dekovaly vsem sestram ga Ia
sku a cest, kterou jim prokaza-
ly a ma ukonceni programu Sc
stra Bertha CVrkova zahrala
pochod, pfi kterem sestry po-
chodovaly dolu, ku chutn6 ka-
We zakuskam, ktere byly pro
ne pfipraveny. Ma zdar,
Bozena Cvrk, pfedsed.
Alzbeta Hejdull, tai
| 5.1519 Spring Rd
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NEDOSTATkY v STATNICH
USTAVECH PRO DU-
SEVNE CHORE.
Blazince mali krasne zevnsj-
sky, ale Svelice chatrne
vnitrni zarizcni.

Stat Ohio vydrzuje osm L.
stavG pro dusevne chore, do je-
.jichz ochrany kazdym rokem
jest vysilano novych onemoc-
n6lych nzasnem poGtu as
5000. Jak rozlustiti tento pro-
blem jest jednou z nejdulezi-
tejsich uloh statu.
Pacienti, ma jejichz uzdra-
veni neni zadnych nad6il, vra-
ceni jsou do domovskych obci,
kde jsou vzdy nebezDecni zdra
wynn spolubliznim; ponechava-
nj lsou v pochvbnem donna
elm oSetrovani ien proto, ably
V ustavech ziskano bylo mista
pro chovance move.
Nedavno uverejnena byla
zprava neblahych pomerech
ustavu zdeiSim, iehoz spra-
va musl nebezpetn6isi osetro-
vance umist'ovati Y okresni
ve2n ci a nodobne mi zpravy
Y jinych NEST. V blazinci
Longview, V Cincinnati, musi
spati vice jak 100 pacientu po
Zemi, V Columbus pax prone
neny verandy V nedostatecne
loznice a podobne Sc dele j V
tameJSim ustavu pro slabomy-
sine. V Daytonu pax lozni~
cich urcenych nanejvyse pro
80 nemocnych. nuceno Jest
dnes spati az 70 chovancn. Ri
ditele ustavu neisou arci vini
dneSni situace, naopak vZdava
Sc Jim nadrlzenymi tlfady plnV
kredit. V6tSina ohioskych L.
stavu byla zfizena V dobe as
pred bO roxy q Drl staVbe dba-
no velice zevneisku, ale vni-
trek byl uboZe zanedbavan.
Nektere blazince podobaji Sc
nadhernym hradum stredove-
kym. ale kobky pro oSetrovan-
ce lakajl primo k porovnani k
pov6stnym mucirnam. Chod.
by jsou honosne, velice Stroke
ale pine malych der, kan SC
sotva veide postel .jedna, ale
dnes napechovany isou az til
tax ze je pro cloveka Sc zdra-
wynn rozumem tezko pochopi
ii, iak jest mozno nemocnyn
sc rvubec ma luzka dostati. Pc.
dobnd Jest j nedostatecne L.
karske osetfeni neb dnes pri
jde al 400 pacientu ma iedin6
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NEOPONENTE Sc DOSTAVlTI DO Il
TREJSf PROTIpROHIBICN[ SCH0ZE.
KONA Sc V SOBOTU VECER We VEL.
KEN SALE v CESKE NARODNi
SIM MA BROADWAY.
PRIJDETE NEJEN SAM, ALE AGITUJTE A BUR
CUTIE SVE ZNAME.

Zitfejsi schdze protihibic-
nj ma byti clankem cele serie
akci, smerujfcich, aby nam
bylo vraceno to, co isme ca
steGne ztratili vinou nasi neteC-
nosti. Nadavati, ale neprikla-
dati ruce k dilu, ba setl.vavati
"a prislovecnou peel, kdyz Sc
jedna potlaceni pray Cloveka,
Sc nam nevyplatilo, ac nescha-
zelo varovnych hlasu, zoufalo
volajicich kazd6ho muze ma
palubu. Ones musime zaplati-
ii byvalou lhostejnost dvojna-
sobnou namahou, abychom 81
vydobyli aspon ponekud snesi-
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SROR LASkA K VLASTI
c. 1, S. P. j.


v. kvetnove schulz dojemnym
zpusobem oslavil Den matek
Ma schulz takovou jiste zbude
sestram jen mila upominka
neb sestry pfi krasne pfilezi-
tosti te byly 81 dusevne tax
blfzke, jako prave sestry .jedne
matky a doufame, re ia vzdy
tax zustanou.
Po vykonani spolkovych "a
lezitosti, bylo uvedeno do kru-
hu naseho sedm novych Glen
kyn, ktere byly sestre predse-
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UkRADLI DESET PSAClCH
STROJU.

VGera vnikli neznami pa
chatel6 do expedicni mlstnosti
the Ohio Typewriter Exchange
CO. v els. 25 Euclid Already a
odnesli velkou bednu, obsahu-
iici deset stroju, V Gene $500
Policie Sc domniva, re zlode-
jove jsou totozni onemi, kite
II pred nejakou dobou ukradl
opticke firm6 w. A. Jones Co
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coGek "a obnos $1,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
KONEC POLITIKARSkE
SLAVY.

u distriktniho soudu Spoje-
nych Statu ohlasil konkurs Ja-
mes P. Madigan, jenz kdysi pc
SVEN jmenovani mestskym au-
ditorem mayorem I. l.. John,
sonem sc stal uznavanou veil.
cinou demokraticke strany. Po-
spekulaci, jejichz smutnym w
spekulaci, jejiz smutnym Wy
sledkem jest dnesni ieho upa'
dek, pri kterem hlasi dluhu We
vysi 81, ,6o6,676,22, proti ktere5
sumo stoii jeho jmeni, vyladre.
ne trochu Drills skromnou cisli-
Ct pouhych $4615.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19

no lekaef jeste vetsi nedosta
tex panuje V pcctu osetrovate-
lex dozorcu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
POZDRAVY CTENARSTVU
"SVETA".

Pekne pohlednice pfislus-
nymi zdrayicemi ma nasi ctenaf
skou obec zasilaii nam prate-
le D. F. Smerda, spoleenlk hu-
debniho zavodu ma Broadway
2 Chicago a PIP. Emil Slavicek
a AL. Kreisl re Svycarska. Ia
pozorno3t iejich necht pr;jmou
mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19

Nezdar pronasledoval iej Cd
krachu Euclid ave. Panky roku
1909, kterez Dyl presidentem,
take jej financne dorazil "a
chvat paralyse.
Ia jeho politicke kariery byl
tez okresnim pokladnikem a
pozdeji hlavnim klerkem statni
zdanovaci rady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19

telne podminky zivotni.
Nehlede k nadobycejne dn-
lezitosti, bude schGze zajima-
va i jinym smerem, uslysite dG-
vody povolanych recnfk1 a do
stane Sc yam j pokynu, jak
mono spolupdsobiti, aby "po-
zehnani' prohibice, kdyz ne
snad zcela odstran6no, aspon
z casti bylo ucineno snesitel-
nej5im.
Kdo jses pravym privrzen-
Gem osobni svobody dostav Sc
urcite a agituj, aby schdze so
botnl vyznela mohutnym pro-
testem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19

Pro bejby tfeba dobreho
bezpecneho a cerstveho NILE
ka. Kupujte nase - je nei-
lepsi. Community Creamery
Company.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
Mezi ucedniky.

"Jak Sc ii libf tvui novy mi
str?" "Toho by mohli VISTA
vovat pri hospodafske VISTA
vel" Proc, prosim te?" =
"Jako mlaticku."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-23
PUBLIC RECORDS
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Margaret A. Ladd ys. George W
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Stcphenson-Browne Lumber Co. w.
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j. J. Brlscoc W.. CHARLES Wagner;
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