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The Delta independent., 1922-09-08
Government Must Be sustained

Government Must Be Sustained"
President Harding's address before
the Congress of the United States Fri
day, served to add emphasis to form
er words Of his that he stands always
for square deal and for an American
ism that bears no taint His insist
ence that the rights of employers and
employees must be maintained was in
keeping with the high standards set
by him in the performance of his duty
as the nations chief executive.
Government by law must be sus-
tained," the President said, mo mat,
ter what clouds may gather, no matter
what storms may attend or what sac
rifce may be necessary
In discussing the coal situation, the
President referred to what he termed
the Shocking crime at Herrin. ILL.,,
which so recently shamed and horri-
fed the country and added the Incl
dent was butchery of human beings,
wrought in madness"
Such thoughts as those, coming
from the President of this great ma
ton, must have highly beneficial ef-
feet on the entire citiZenry. They
serve to stimulate action towards
right things. They create a more
wholesome respect for law and give
strength to the advocates of the appli-
cation of lawful methods in the sup
preston of wrong.
/ The Presidents latest address was
the kind that serves as tonic to the
industrial world. 1t gave an optimis-
tic mind to many who were inclined
to turn to thoughts of doubt and
gloom.-Canton (O) Repository
The Delta independent., 1922-09-08
Market Report
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Cotton: Spot cotton prices declin-
ed points during the week. New
York Oct future contracts declined
one point Spot cotton closed at 81
zoe per 1b. New York Oct future con-
tract closed at .l.s4c.
Grain prices fiuctuated within mar
row limits during the week and aver
aged lower on selling influenced by
weakness in Liverpool, liquidation
and hedging pressure. Corn higher
for week on bullish crop reports from
corn belt. Chicago Dec. wheat down
1Ac; Chicago Dec. corn up 5-Sc.
Wheat prices averaged higher on the
first on short covering and buying in
fluenced by strength in corn. Move.
'ment spring wheat rapidly increased,
Private reports suggest spring wheat
crop 270,00O.000 bu. or 100000 bu,
more than Government Aug. estim-
ate. Bank of Montreal reports estim-
ates crop in Canadian Provinces $780,.
900 900 bu compared with 2S1,000,000
bu. last year. Corn had strong under
tone due to buying influenced by pri.
vate report estimating corn crop 2,
$50, ,OOO, 900 bu., or 100000 bu less
than Government Aug. figure. Clos
ing prices in Chicago cash market:
No. 2 red winter wheat Sill; No. s
hard winter wheat Sill; No. 2 mix
ed corn CSC; No. 2 yellow corn CSC;
No. 8 white oats 33c. Average farm
prices: No. 9 mixed corn in central
Iowa about soc; No. 9 hard winter
dark northern wheat in central North
Dakota S3c. Closing future prices:
Chicago Dec. wheat s102; Chicago
Dec. corn 55 rs; Minneapolis Dec,
wheat $1O1 S-S; Kansas City Dec.
wheat s4Ac: winnepeg Dec. wheat
95 1-sc.
Hay: Hay prices lower in east be-
cause of heavier receipts and light de-
mand. Other prices practically un-
changed, but demand is limited
Quoted Sept. No. timothy New York
$3.50. Philadelphia $3.50, Pitts
burgh $4,000. Minneapolis SIS, St.
Louis $3.50. No. alfalfa, Memphis
$23 No. / prairie St. Louis $3.50,
Minneapolis $14.5o.
Feed. Wheat feed prices firmer and
offerings light. Mills reported sold
ahead for prompt shipment. Quoted
Sept. / spring bran Minneapolis s14.50
Philadelphia $22.25. Standard mid.
dlings Minneapolis s15.25, Philadel'
phia $3.50. Winter bran $16.75 st.
Louis. Cotton seed meal prices slight
ly firmer 36 per cent meal Memphis
$3250. Linseed meal Minneapolis
$50, New York $46.50. Gluten feed
unchanged at $29.S5 Chicago.
Dairy Products: Butter markets
firm during the week. Decrease IN
production In evidences and along
with lighter receipts on markets per-
The Delta independent., 1922-09-08
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Harry Fl. Thomas <
PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER IL, 1922

bertas mostly $1.5O-$2 st. Louis and
Kansas City $2-$2.40. Steady shipping
points $1.25-$1.3O fob. Cantaloupes
slightly weaker. Calf salmon tints
standards 45s s250-$3.50 leading mar
kets, Colorado stock s3.50-$4.50 east
ern cities, $2.25-$3.50 other markets,
s1.15-s1.25 fob.
Live Stock and Meats. Chicago
hog prices ranged from firm to 3Oc
net higher for the week. Beef steers
were generally higher but butcher
cows and heifers ranged all the way
from 1Oc lower to 4Oc higher Veal
calves averaged 75c higher and feeder
settlers we're unchanged. Fat lambs
were 25-40c lower and fat ewes weak
to 15c lower. FEEDER lambs were firm
to Csc higher and yearlings unchanged
On Sept. 1 light weight and butcher
hogs opened 1O-15c higher but all
grades closed weak. Beef steers and
butcher cows and heifers were slow
with prices to 15c lower than Thurs.
days average. Veal calves and stock
er steers were steady. Fat native
lambs were slow and weak to 15c
lower. Feeding lambs were steady
and sheep weak. Sept 1 Chicago
prices: Hogs, top, $3.50; bulk of
sales $6.75-s9.s0 medium and good
beef steers sS-s10.50 Butcher cows and
heifers s3.75-$9.40 feeder steers $500
IS; medium weight veal calves $11.25-
s12.75; fat lambs $12-s13; feeding
lambs s11.5O-s13; yearlinss ss.75-s11..
25; fat ewes s3.50-s7.50. Stocker and
feeder shipments from IL important
markets during the week ending Aug
ust % were cattle and calves 80, 1877;
hogs 5,905; sheep 1882. Eastern
wholesale fresh meat prices were not
materially changed during the week.
Lamb and pork loins were steady to
81 lower; mutton and beef were gen.
orally steady while veal ranged from
81 lower to 81 higher. On Sept. I
beef was firm at New York and Bos-
ton and weak at Philadelphia. Bet,
ter grades veal were steady to firm
with lower grades weak Lamb was
steady to firm and mutton and pork
loins steady to weak. Sept 1 prices
good grades meat. Beef s15-s17; veal
s15-s2O; lamb s23-s27; mutton s13-
$3.50 light pork lofns s23-s26; heavy
loins S14-S1S.
The Delta independent., 1922-09-08
REDLANDS
~~~~~~~~~~~~ = 80

Miss Maxine Wood has returned to
school in Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wood were IN
Delta from Wednesday until Saturday.
A large crowd enjoyed dance At
the Luddington home Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butcher, ST., spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Free
man.
Miss Martha Houts spent two days
of last week with Miss Mabel Gurr Of
Delta.
Miss Neva Hunt and Mr.. Kelly of
Paonia spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John McCune, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred, who have been
visiting for some time at the home Of
their daughter, Mrs. Rhodes, left
Thursday for their home in Battle
Creek, Mich.
The Delta independent., 1922-09-08

lish; Olive Singer Spanish and Latin +;
Elsa Nagel, English and History;
Gertrude Curran. Principal J. H. s.;
Katy Vanthof, English and Music;
Alice McKinstry Principal Grammar
School; Hazel Gilbert 5th grade; Rita
Hand, 4th grade; Maevis Bachelor,
Bird grade; Jessie Hanlon, End grade;
Ruth Crippen, Evelyn Hollmer and
Lille TeSelle, Mesa School.
The Misses Emma and Kate Wickie,
who sold their beautiful home on
Hanson Mesa few months ago to
Edgar Williams, have repurchased the
place, paying good substantial bon
us for their mistake in parting with
it.
The Delta independent., 1922-09-08

centage of top grades is becoming
lighter. Under grades do not share
fully in firm condition of markets.
Closing prices 80 score butter: New
York 3Skc Philadelphia 39c; Boston
3Sc; Chicago &c. Cheese markets
barely steady during week. Business
has been very quiet with feeling of
buyers that prices are high. Rain and
cooler weather in Wisconsin favor.
able to production. Prices at Wise.
primary cheese markets August 81.
Twins 19Ac; daisies 2Oc; double
daisies 10 5-s longhorns zoe square
prints 21Ac.
Fruits and Vegetables: Potato mar
kets lower for the week. New Jersey
cobblers down 10-2Oc in eastern cities.
55c lower Chicago, giants weak New
York down 25c Chicago, Cobblers
down to 1Oc at shipping points.
Giants about steady Western rural
steady Chicago. Midwestern early
Ohios fairly steady. Minnesota stock
down SC fob shipping points. Onions
market weaker for eastern yellows,
fairly steady for midwestern stock.
Apples stronger view YIN oiuCh-
burgs up soc Dbl in New York 4oc
higher per bu. Markets steady to firm
for sweet potatoes. Prices reported
Sept l. New Jersey potatoes sacked
cobblers No. 1 Chicago and eastern
markets s140 to s160 per 100 lbs.
Giants mostly S5c to s1.15, Boston
s1.35. Cobblers s1.15 fob. Giants 75c.
Maine cobblers s140-$1.5O Boston.
Colorado and Idaho rurals and mid
western early Ohios 81 s1.25 Chicago.
Wisconsin cobblers s1.25-1.35. Mime
sofa early Ohios 80 to 92c fob. Ala
bama sweet potatoes s1-s1.25 per
bushel, hamper Chicago and Kansas
City. North Carolina stock s2.75-
1925 per bbl Virginia eastern shore
yellow varieties s3.50-s3.75 in leading
city markets. Middlewestern yellow
onions s1.5O-s2 per 100-lb. sack most
markets, Boston Philadelphia s2.15'
$3.50. New York apples, oldenburgs,
bbls, S2.75-S3 New York City, bushel
baskets 81. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
Middlewestern Jonathans and wealth.
les s4-s4.5O per bbl New York. Peach
es steady. Eastern elbertas, skies and
bushel baskets, s2-s2.50 New York
s1.75-s2OO Pittsburgh. Michigan ell
The Delta independent., 1922-09-08
Gloom chasers Hare saturday.

Gloom chasers Here Saturday.
The Gloom Chasers" as they term
themselves are scheduled for the Del.
ia Armory Saturday evening. The
company claims to have a splendid
six-act comedy show. Plenty OF fun,
plenty of sound sense, with high class
entertainers; all popular prices-15c,
Soc, 55c. II you want to enjoy your
self attend this entertainment Satur-
day evening.
The Delta independent., 1922-09-08

also here a. superintendent Of the
pack. Mr.. Schacht believes conditions
in the way Of prices will improve As
the season advances, although he says
the crop over the entire United States
Is heavy this year.
The Delta independent., 1922-09-08

Opens Up Delta Once.
The Peppers Fruit company have
opened ofices In the Delta National
Bank building with R. L. Schacht
from st. Louis, as Delta county man
ager. Jack Ross. Of Los Angeles, is
The Delta independent., 1922-09-08

One Dozen Pints-saII Mason o.
Kerr. Regular Jars, CSC.
-PIoGLY WI0GLY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-04
HERBERT HOOVER is
HONOHED BY BELGIUM
WITH BRONZE STATUE

gTASFOUD uVlyER5ITY. Cal.
Dec I belgium, ,bfraeh au on!
rIu representative sm0ly d.d,.al.
"a hnrn today O. bfan7, statue r.f up
on tho Stanford urfn.uty campus
10 recognition og ,ln Humanitarian
services rendered i0 the Belgian ua.
ton during rhc world war by snarc.
tary Herbert Hoover, a STAFFORD sra.
duato. The rlfi was purrHarad
through rmall contributions from
The belgian ncarlc, Including chill
lrou
Tho statue. The work 90 % Belgian
sculptor. represents the Egyptian
goddess Isis. who typlnod tho spirit
~ motherhood. tho growing grain
ana The boniEnuHt forcus Of human.
iIy ctorually On conflict with cyiL
Tho Foddcsg, Of moro than iiio size.
ir pictured seated on q throne. with
her features partly coas0<oi by q
veil.
Formal nrc.oriatlon was made by
Senator Albert LOhourc of Belgium,
who was doylraatcd by hts govern
mcnt ana came from hlr native land
for this purpose. Frank DcrriHr,
sar Francisco. q member OF Tho uni.
yCrs,y board 90 ,rwtogH formally
accepted the ritt Dr Ray Lyman
Wilbur. president Of stanford and
others. mn'n addresses.
Tho drI..niny ccrcmonlus woro
hold n irr stanford chapel. famous
..r it rIr. puf musaias. hack ng
ia1 cHaae.l buur O. rurr.an lag ear.
rIcd o. stanford mra who .rw ser.
vice IN belgium during the uar. The
college E'rn club sans N, belgian
national anthem ana America.
Tho statue haa ba,a =. "A tom
porar,ly Ia ,nu Stanford A.. Gallery
pcudIGg tha erection OF The war me-
mortal hUIII,Tr, whore 30 WI be per.
mancnIy located
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-04

Shoy, skirts Give freedom OF
movement but Il Is much nicer TO
guess " they are bowlCggcd or
knockkEcCd,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-04
] .55 59J.l ..6yss2

WASHINGTON Doe. i-Tcsta
conducted b. tHc department OF az.
r'rulturo 70 determine Justification
for tho price discount applied %
y3ft and oily hoTA rs compared 70
firm hogs. Indicate. IN the iudg'
mon, of occI1l8, thlt the dIscugn,
l1 due 20 tha lack OF attractive
pcas Of tho pork rather than be.
cause OF any Frolt shrlnkage in
weight.
Twelve different tcgts. involving
500 hoEr. were made and complete
aHr.uEaGc records Of slagh,crlng.
chilling. curing. smoking and re-
tanning were obtained. Tho tests
showed that the total loss in weight
from tho cooler 10 the end OF the
retaining period Of oily pork was
1885 per cont OF the chilled weight
and was tho same as that Of firm
pork rho shrinkarc in soft pork
was nearly lG per cent. or 2.07
per cont more than that OF either
tho firm or oily pork.
There seemed to bc no differ
once In the flavor or keeping quail
tiles of tho three grads. the de-
partmcnt announced.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-04
PROGRESS SHOWN
IN ADVANCEMENT OF
NEGROES IN AMERICA

CINCINNATI. o., bee. I More
hnn bcon accomplished In The lnrt
three years Tor tho education and
advancement of thu ncGrona IN
America, upon which the board of
education for ncgroeH Of the McthO.
diat Episcopal church has expended
S2,o0O,o00 during thgt tImo. than
during any other Hike period IN tho
history Of the race, according 10 Dr,
!, Garland rcun. one OF tho cUrrcg.
pondlng secretaries ~ tho hoard,
The money oHpcnded by tho
board has boon used In erecting now
buildings. onlirrlng oalowmcnta.
advancing teachers ralar!ou and
equipment, he said.
Every building IN the ulnrtcon
lnatitutlUnn receiving aid from the
board has boon repaired and im.
proved In some cases receiving the
flrat coat Of paint In youra" Dr.
Pom aaii. Heating plans have
boon iratullcd and thr ruucrll com.
fort of the students mrroaH,d pl
welt 10 the greater safely Tor lifr
ana property.
Several properties have boon
purchased. on" each nt Nashville.
Tenn. Mos. Owrngburu. y. c.. Hal.
tImorc, Md. Holly Springs. MisH,.
and OranEehurg, X. g. In other Ia.
Etituilons additions have boon made
to existing buildings and equip.
-uunt.'
nr, Penn declared the advance In .
education and evangelism 81 the ne. /
gro had Just begun and that moro Z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-04
He Meant Well But
IE Stranger Misurdcrsiood

ROWE. Doc, I "Iiurua sofn"
tho Italian equivalent 10. The Eug.
ilsh good when uttered
with the customary Italian speed.
IL not uuiilio the English pronnn.
citation of tho name ~ the capital
of hrgcntlna, Buonos Aires.
In tho midst OF the enthusiastic
celebration that followed the trium-
phnnt entry of the FusclH'l into
i,lmo. when streets. bars and caf.4
were flllcd with holiday makers. q
handsome, dark young man. alone
and forlorn, sat dcloetcdly IN cor.
nor of ono OF tho busiest hotol lob
bics In Rome.
So lonely dli ho seem that some
young fasriHu Officers, imJuch with
The spirit OF their glorious dpy. anl
HadncsB ou, of place IN tho
uniyorsHl rejoicing. approached him
in an evident effort to cheer him
up.
"Bunua sura.' ono of to party
greeted tho lonely one.
Luuguldly the youug man look
"a mp and IN q tone Of lnrnl,c long.
.nE, replied;
NO, Rio JanoIro,"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-04
TEACHERS ANNUAL
CONVENTION WILL
ATTRACT MANY

PORTLAND, Dec. THE Oregon
State Teachers association conven-
ton. which viii be held here Doccm.
bcr 90 to 30 Is expected 10 bring a
largo gathering OF teachers from all
parts of the state VIII e. Wood.
state superintendent OF schools Of
California Deaa Charles NJ. Thomp-
son. or the University Of Illinois and
Professor Meany OF tho uhiycrslty Of
WnBhluEton will be on the general
program. Sectional meetings and q
meeting oI the representative coun-
eli viii handle the regular business
OF the convention.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-04

would BE- done IN oulnrCIng church
and educational plants In tho ncxt
ton yonrn than had boon done IN the
paHt thirty
During The scholastic year 1921.
22 there woro O,3S3 students IN thr,
ninetoon institutions with 400 to1ch.
orH. an Increase OF iS teachers and
600 Gindonts over the previous year.
fhc curront expenditure of tho IN.
rtuutionB amount 10 t1,Of1.OOO Tor
tho school year, twice the sum cx.
penshd flyo years ago.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-04

Rced8port to get s-story business
building.
For,laud-ENoayatIon contract let
for Shrine hospital.
Harrisburg cheese plant resumes
operations after shutdown OF one
year.
nesehu,cs county TO spend sl5,.
lSO for market roads.
Eugene business men planning
100000 hotel.
AstoHa-Asturia Christian Scien-
lists 10 build $4,000 church.
Nehulem-. Go cars loss daily
brought In by l.. \. II. railway.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-04
Every Drop Needed

&c. Stevenson says spilled milk
Of human kindness Is the only klnd
worth crying over.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-04

In an effort 10 get to the bottom
of things party has sailed TO
measure tho deepest part OF the
ocean.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-04
I,ccri,ing

Don't trust 10 appearance" d"
raii rnrln Ebon DO touCheg
chicken may wear dc finest foath
rfa."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-04

Last presidential election we
Jumped from one party to another.
Il may mean nothing but 1924 Is
Leap Year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-04

Portland Nat. Cold Storage q
leo Co., to orcot $4,000 addition 10
plant
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DOZVUKY PREDLONSKE
KRADEzE $4,000.


21-lety Frank Herbert z Chi
caga byl pro spoluvinu ma kra-
dezi bondd v Gene $4,000 spa
chanou dne Ia. cervence 1920
We First National Bance zavren
v statni mansfieldske, polep-
sovne, odkud byl po odslouzenf
81 trestu, "a n6jakou dobu pro-
Dusten. Stalo sc tax vGera, ale
propusteny byl zatGen, ably
souzen byl znovu urady fedc-
ralnimi, jelikoz byl oBvinen i
pro prestoupenf zakond spoil
kovych. Spolu S MIN meska v
polepsovn6 josef P. Pokorny,
pro spoluvinu ma zmin6nem
kousku. Posledni vsak po od-
pykanf trestu v statnim 1stave
federalnimi 1rady stihan nebu-
de, jelikoz k cinu byl Herber-
tenn sweden a jen jeho vypo-
vedmi byl zlocin objeven. Po-
korny po jednorocnim pobytu
v polepsovn6 podal zadost 0
parolovani, ktera bude omilost
novaci radou v mesici cervenci
projednavana. Herbert od-
souzen ma zalobu statni pro
velkokradez, kdezto nynejsi
zaloba federalni mi pro kra-
dez penez We federalni bance.
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KRAJAN FRANK TUNA Sc
i ZABIL PADEM S JERABU.

U The Otis Steel Co. v "a
vode umistenych v els. 3341
Jennings rd. S. W.. zamestnany
krajan Frank Tuna, teprve
42-lety, byd1ici v els. 4242 W.
chodni 122. nls zqplatil risiko
prac esvlastnfm. zivotem. W.
menoval vcera k veccru vypa-
lene uhlfky velke obloukove
lan1py umistene ma jefabu,
kdsz pojednon 2 neyysvetle-
nych pricin Sc jerabu sritil.
Spadl do hloubky as SO stop a
zdstal lezeti ma miste byv "a.
bit ma hromad6 skvarG.
Krajan TINA jest zenat q
otcem jednoho ditka. U spo.
lecnosti zamestnan byl teprve
rob
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MOONEY We PROSPECH
OSOBNf SVOBODY.

Byvaly kongresnik Charles
A. Mooney zahajil vcera kam-
pan pro svoji renominaci do
domu zastupcd ia dvacaty di-
strikt. Hodla pracovati, ably
upusteno bylo cd vymahanf
prisne prohibice hodla znovn
Sc pustit boj, v padu zvoleni,
Iaby federalni prohibicni agen-
tury byly zruseny. Kongresnik
Mooney volil proti pov6stnemu
Is. dodatku k lstav9 mGze
Sc vykazati jistym rekordem
iako zastupce osobni svobody.
Prohlaseni toto lucinil pred me-
kolika demokratickymi politi-
ckymi organisatemi.
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POkUTY A TRESTY "A PO-
RUSOVANf TRAFICNiCH
PREDPISU PODROBE-
NY REVISI.

Zvlastni poradni sbor ma Wy
pracovati navrh ma move tresty
Ia rychlou liZdu i jine prestu-
povani traficnich nai'izeni. W.
Dor juduciarni do teto move ko-
mise povolal prednostu munich
palniho soudu j. P. Dempseye,
presidenta clevelandske beZ-
pecnostni rady M. +. Bramleye,
w. D. Mealse, +. II. Caleye, ta-
jemnika Automobiloveho klu-
bu, mestskeho pravniho ridite-
lie Paula Lamba a radniho Fl
II. Finkla. Poslednejsi podal
sice navrh ordinance ma odstra
neni trestu vezeni "a nedovole-
ne rychlou jizdu, ale navrhu
nebylo jednano. Soudce Demp.
sey vyslovil nahled, ze bezohle.
dine couvani neopatrne zata
cenl autem ma zivejSich mi.
stech daleko vice ohrozuje
chodce, nez-li rychla jizda {
pfece jest tato prisneji stihans
a trestana nezli prestupky zdt
jmenovane. Bramley pax pra
vii, re pfisne nastupovanl pro
ii vsem prestupnikum traffic
Mich pfedpisn zmensilo poce
ac sc iizda autem velice roz
maha.
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OSUDNE NASLEDKY HRY
INA HASICE".

Ma dvore jisteho domu ma
vych. 38. ul. a Perkins ave
stal opusteny skryg vtiz. OBJ
jevili 'jej hosi b okoIi, "a usjed.
notili Sc hned, ze 81 zahraji ma
hasice. Obsadili cely vehikl a
rozdelili 81 hned niohy, jeden
"1Zvonil', druhy fidil. motor a
pod. Nektery z hochi nasel
We voze nadrzku, jez obsaho-
vala jeste trochu gasolinu, roz.
svftil sirku, plyny horlaviny Sc
"a vybuchu vznltily a "a chvili
nell "opravdovi" hasici co de.
lati.
Vyslehnuvsimi plameny byl1
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VYBOR - BROADWAY &
E. SIS. COMMUNITY COUN-
GIL We PROSRECH ZAJMt
TOHoTO 'oKOLf. ~

Urednfky zvoleni predsed-
kou pani +. Ledbetterova, mi
stopreds. pan F. D. Budchart.
tajemnice 81. Marie Jindrova.
SchGze konana patek dne 5.
kvetna We a hodiny odpoledne
v broadwayske knihovne. Dalsi
schdze budou oznameny. Po-
Sian dopis ma skolni radu a spra
We obecnych hrist', by byl zlep
sen dozor tez ma hriste skolni
"a jina po dobu vecerni. Dalsi
vysvetleni a prace onoho vybo-
ru budou oznameny pozd9ii.
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BOZ o NEDELNf DlVADLA.

Majitele divadla pohybli-
|vych obrazkG v Cleveland
Heights, Jacob Makof, Lewis
Israel a Abe Opperman byli' u
znani vinnymi, re v nedeli pro-
vozovali zmin6ne "aristokra-
ticke' ctvrti kinematograficka
pfedstaveni a tim take skutec-
ne statni zakon prestoupili.
Vsichni podali prostredni-
ctvim pravnika w. G.. Keoug-
ha. odvolani ale toto bude "a
mitnuto soudcem D. j. Mile
rem. ienz tvrdi, ze zakon sku-
|tecne byl porusen ze phi je-
jich procesu Sc zadny pravni
omyl neudal. Pravnik jest ale
|odhod!an pozadati "a novy
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soud. Jmenovanf divadelnici
byli fpostaveni pred smisenou
porotu a byli take v sobotu u
znani vinnymi. Soudce nevy-
nesl vsak rozsudek, kdyz OBJ
hajce Sc odhodlal k apelaci,
ktera vsak must byti podana
do tff dnh, kteraz lhdta vyprsi
jiz dnes.