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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
man BURNING
BRUSH SLAIN
Deputy Fire Warden Kills in
Argument Over Fire

cHEiALfs. Aug s.-Depusy Fire
Warden James Van Bibber. Of Rife.
eastern Lewis county. was held here
today following his confession 10
killing Carl Hsmrick In an argu.
msnt over the burning Of slanhlnsa
yesterday. Van Hlbber came here
after tho shooting and surrendered
a. the sherffs office.
lie said that lie Lad demonstrated
with Hrmrtck As to tho danger ~
burning siaahlnss IN the present dry
weather and that an argument en-.
susd A bullet frvm Van Bibber
ended the quarrel.
coropsr J. 7. Coleman. proaecu.
ing Attorney Herman Alien and
Sheriff Frank Roberts are In Rife
today investigating the killing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
FRANCE PLANS
new INVASION
Would Seize German Coal
and Iron Mines
ny WEBB MILLER


PARIS. Aug. 3.--Franee plans
20 invade Germany and seire and
operate the coal and iron mines
In the Iluhr basin II the Berlin
government refuses 60 pay war
debts and private claims.
Industries now In the hands Of
SHINES. Thyssen and krupp. all
multimiliionaires. will be oper.
ated by France until all obiigs-
lions are met. the French press.
outlining Premier Poineare'-
plan Of coercion. announced to-
day.
According 20 tho plan. a Rhine
land customs barrier against Ger
many viii be set up and German Of
fieials replaced by Rhinelanders.
The Rhineland commission. n
event the plan IL carried out. would
call for an election which would give
the territory autonomy.
The Petit pariaien states thai
France Is willing TO reduce Ger
many's debt 10 $4,000. ooo.o 900 on con
dition that Germany accepts definite
~ and the inter.aliied debts are can
csied.
The note OF Lord Baifour whici
Informed European allies that fhel
must pay enough OF their debts ~
that England may settle her wa
obligations with the United States
has played directly into the hands o
France. II was believed here.
England has told France that sh,
must pay because the United statei
wants her money from Great Britain
Now France II in a position TO de
mand that Germany pay because
England l. demanding money from
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
REED GAINS
IN MISSOURI
VOTE Count
Is Still Ahead in
Bitter Contest;
Elections From
Other Places
ny LIE. nEAMAN

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. -
senator James A. Reed apparently
had weathered the firecest storm OF
his political life today.
Complete returns from all but ga
precincts IN Tuesdays state demo
cratic primary showed today that
Reed had Lead % s,sSs over Brcck.
enrldgc Long. his opponent for the
senatorial nomination
The missing precincts were admit.
tsdly IN sections where Long II
strongcnt. but may have small dem.
ccratlc VOTES. and " wa. doubted
n Reeds lead could be overcome.
Long. however. stili claimed victory
On the strength OF inroads mado
into Reeds majority during the
ntght.
X. r. Brewster. republican sena.
torial candidate. held 10000 major
rs today and indications were miss.
Ing precincts would swell his total
The state renomlnated ~ con.
xressmen--ie republicans and on.
democrat. Two contests were stlii
doubtful.
W. Y. Morgan was leading in the
republican gubernatoFial race IN
Kansas. w. r. Iambertson. who Il
running third. has conceded his
defeat and wired congratulations to
Morgan. but W. r. Stubs. former
governor. stiil claimed chance TO
win.
Congressman PHI Campbell. chair.
man Of the house rules committee.
was defeated In the third district
for denomination. Other Kansas
conxressmen were renominated.
J. c. Walton. running In the dem.
ocratic primary In Oklahoma as a
farmerlaborer candidate for gov
efnor. easily defeated other IS.
plrants John Fields won In the
republican contest.
Miss Alice Robertson won the re.
nomination TO congress tn IN. sec.
ond Oklahoma district. but Manuel
Herrick. Dare Devil Congressman
was defeated Ia tho eighth district.
Other Oklahoma representatives
with tho exception OF y. r. Chan
dier. republican from the first dts
srict. were believed renominatsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
Three Arrested in
Double Booze Raid

Following a double raid BY federal
prohibition agents wednesday night.
three men. Adolph Norman. 20; Joe
Burgis. 40. and Joe oswald. ~. were
under arrest In city Jail Thursday.
Norman was arrsted at Georgetown.
In a house where II IL alleged liquor
had been concealed. The other two
mon were found in a ruadhouss near
Kent. where $500 worth OF moon.
shsne. a 5o-gaiIon still and Is barrels
Of mash were seized. II il alleged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
RAIL WORKERS
AWAIT FARLEY
0keh Harding Plan With
reservations"

CHICAGO. Aug s. Rail union
chiefs today waited for the next step
toward settlement OF the rail strike
after accepting tho Harding peace
proposals with reservations. =
Altho the presidents plan for set.
Element 81 the strike was bitterly op
posed. the strikers accepted them for
the good OF tho country.
The acceptance stipulated that tho
union leaders only approved the pro
posMl as Il was interpreted by them.
The railway executives Tuesday
turned down the presidents propos.
ais on the seniority question.
The acceptance OF the union urges
the necessity Of the establishment OF
national board Of adjustment 10 re.
llcve tho labor board OF all disputes
except those involving wages
In speaking % the effort 70 es'ab
fish such an adjustment board. the
union. informed the president that
they looked merely with hope. mot
with certainty for the establishment
Of this essential part OF the machln-
cry 10 decide disputes between car.
riers and employee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
Peace Negotiations
in Coal Argument

DELPHrA. Aug. g.
Anthrnciis peace was put up to tho
operators today.
John L. Lewis. miners chief. an.
nounesd no and hia union presidents
were ready 10 meet hard coal ownsra
~ any Tins IN waKe conference
y. D. Warmer. spokesman for an.
thraciie owners. declared operators
are ready TO agree on REASONABLE.
wage basis. and that he believed sue.
cess would result from tho proposed
meeting.
The conferences between union
presidents and anthracite mine own
err will follow Mondays meeting at
Cleveland, n settlement Ia effected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
WILL EXAMINE
WOUNDED BOY
Lad Shot by Brother Is
Critically Hurt

Physicians AZ the city hospital
were preparing. Thursday. 10 hold an
x.ray examination Of Clinton Ray
Larson. age 9. who wa. shot Wednes.
day BY his brother Lloyd. ~. while
examining a rife at their home. 1905
Lucille NJ.
The boys condition Thursday was
sfiii in doubt. ms Il r. believed the
bullet pierced his right lung. Fears
for the lads life were expressed The
accidental shooting occurred IA
Lloyd was showing the weapon
owned by his brother Lawrence 10
some hoy friends IN the attic He had
loaded the rif1e from cartridge belt.
but thought he had removed them all
before pulling he-trlgger. according
to police. The boys are sons OF Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Larsen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MURDERS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

which Castor was a leading figure.
was one Of the wierdsst crimes In
San Francisco history, being conhid-
cred parallel TO the Carl Wandersr
case in Chicago.
Henry wilkens IL alleged 20 have
hired Arthur and Walter Castor 70
kill his wife In fake holdup.
Mrs. wIlkens was killed on the night
OF Memorial day. when the wilkens
automobile was stopped b. supposed
hlghwaymen.
Arthur Castor and Wiikens now
ar. In jaii here charged with com
pHcity IN the murder. Arthur claimed
hi. brother. waiter. actually did the
shooting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FLAYS JURIES
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

system. especially In criminal
cases. Il appalling. Time and
again a juror viii come TO mo
near the end Of the month and
say. How ! wish I had had my
present experience when I voted
TO aequit that man the first OF
the month. can see now
where I was confused and de-
eeived by the defense Witnesses
Judge Ronald advocates the i'm.
paneling Of jury by the court,
rather than merely under the super.
vision Of the Judge. as at present.
Too much time IL consumed In
impaneling the jury in criminal
cases." Judge Ronald says. "and an
adrolt examiner in most instances
can disdualify the very beet jury ma
terial. The judge should impanei n
fair and impartial jury. and both de-
Tense and prosecution should be al
lowed the Same number OF chal.
lenges. these 10 be no more than
six each in capital cases.
Judge Ronald believes that the
statute declaring Failure OF n de-
PENDANT TO testify should raise no
Inference Of guilt" should be re-
pealed. as II 'is declaration against
common sense and truth" A former
should not be allowed as
evidence against defendant, he
holds. aa II IL apt 10 prejudice the
jurors.
In criminal cases the state
should have the right ~ appeal
~ well n the defense, Judge
Ronald declares, and urges that
the time Of appeal should he
shortened by eliminating some OF
the expensive and slow procedure
In vogue nj present.
what we need is quick Justice
Judge Ronald said. Statistics show
moro homicides one yeer In certain
city than occurred In the
whole Of Great Britain during the
rame time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03

After blowing or the door 10 the
safe OF the United states Laundry.
sit Pine e.. Thursday morning. with
the aid of nitro giycerine and cleo
tricity. safc-cracksrs evidently be.
came frightened and fed. leaving he
hind "A partly filled bottle Of nitro.
giycerine. a sicdgr hammer. chisei
and other tools used by expert safs.
blowers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
STRIKES
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

OF the miners would respond TO Gov.
Mccray's call for volunteers TO opeF'
ate tho two strip mines Of tho Roland
Power Galleries Co. seized BY the
state.
II was expected labor would he I'm.
ported from other cities.
GuardHmen had little to do. They
wsre called ON occasionally TO dis
persr crowds which gathered In the
streets. No trouble was expected.
aitho every precaution was taken 10
guard Imported labor when II arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03

SYDNEY. ~. s. w. Aug. 3.--Nor.
man Baker IS. had brief career as
a bushranger. lie lived in wiIInnga
district Of South Australia. His ar
dor fired by the reading OF cariy-day
exploits of Australian bushranger-,
he stole two rifles and ammunition
and established himself In the hills.
His only victim was n farmer.
whom he stuck up" and compelled
to hand over 2s shillinsr. Cold nights
forced him to seek shelter. and final.
" he was captured by the police in
bed in his own home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
Senator Sutherland
Leads Primary Vote

CHARLESTON. w. Va. AUG. a.
Thre~ausrters Of the states pre-
eincss reported. tho vote In the West
Virginia primary today stood
FOR republican senatorial nomina.
sion. Senator Howard sutherland A..
OIL. VI. G. Ogden s-.1so.
For democratic senatorial nomina.
fion. FORMER Congressman NJ NJ.
Nicely H.iio. Mrs VIM Gay Brown
50.0ss.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. IA
warrant charging J. ". Andrads. enn.
pJoye Of the Oakland branch Of the
Bank Of italy. with ascending with
sss.s0o Of the banks funds was is-
sued here yesterday afternoon
Bail was set at $4,000.
The warrant was secured by repre-.
sentatlves Of LIoyds' insurance brok.
srv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
Mayor Will Ask for
Market Plan Survey

That he would ask for thoro
survey OF his proposed market plan
was announced by Mayor Brown
Thursday.
The demand for real public
market is great" Brown said. II
would like to see such an institu-
ton established in my administra.
ton"
The mayor declared that he would
ask the city building. engineering
and utilities departments 20 cooper
ate in making q survey OF the mar
ket project
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
Boys Foot Crushed
by Moving Elevator

Gordon Outlet, 1s. POLL Fifth ave.
was in the Providence hospital with
a crushed foot Thursday. He was
running the elevator In the Sheridan
apartments "Wednesday when his foot
became caught between door ledge
and the moving elevator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
Home Brew
Starts on Page u

Starts on Page u
Tennis club opens tomorrow. II
ought TO be quite a racket.
You've had enough tonight. Ethel.
bert.
In New York they are erecting a
statue TO Mother" Wonder if the
sculptor thought TO put a dish towel
in Mothers" right hand7
The press has TOO mseh freedom.
These gags glue 10. hint
OF the liberties diiotosd Cup
Whose stuff gets iaso pratt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03
FOUND $500, SHE
L GETS TWO BITS

NEW YoRK.--Heien Urban. 10.
found purse containing 5000 and
took Il TO the owner who. being over.
joyed gave the girl rs cents reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03

In india certain species OF fish can
live out Of water day or two on hot
summer days they may be seen max.
ing their way rather clumsily across
the fields.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03

The ancient Mexicans reduced
gold ore by dragging granite rocks
over the quartz sprsad about in a
circular groove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03

Heavy rains have wrecked Corato.
a town OF the Adristic coast. by
sinking into the subsoii and under.
mining the foundations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-03

wESATcHE.E.- Contract for
building six mikes Of sunset highway
thru Blewetf pass 20 Re let August
10 according TO County Engineer
John Duff.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-18
OBRAZEK z PROHiBicNf.
HO SOUDU.

Municipalnf soudce Walter
Mcmahon nlozil John Mekino-
vi, 2438 fremont Ave. pro
prestoupeni prohibicnich pred
pisu penezitou pokutu 5000,
kterou ale tento, jsa bez pra-
ce. nemohl zaplatiti a byl proto
odveden, aby sobe dollary cod
bruGel'. Kdyz Sc "a MIN zavfe-
ly dvefe. spatril soudce lett
po zemi spokoiene 81 broukajl il
ci decko. Ptal Sc, ci ze to ditd
je, ale nikdo nemohl podati
VysV6tleni, takae soudce roz-
hodl, ze nebude-li matka nebo
opatrovnice ditete nalezeny,
re ditko prinese pomlazkou do
vlastni domacnosti. Pozdeji by
la ale sOudnim tlumoGnikem
matka nalezena a pfedvedena.
Byla TO manzelka prav6 zavre
neho Mekiny, iez prostfedni-
ctvim tlumocnika GreenWalda
trvala ma tom, ably soudce,
kdyz odsoudil zivitele, postaral
SO i jeho dit6. Soudce slibiI
tax uCiniti a witt ditko k So
be a starati Sc neho tax dlou-
ho, dokud Mekina bude "a
vren. Mekinova Sc ztratila a
"a chvilku Sc obievila novou
ratolesti rodinneho kmene, $
dit6tem jiz odrostleisim. Soud-
ce pfekvapen tazal Sc tlumoCnt
ka, co zena chce.
"Povida, abyste 81 tohle wa
take, ze Sc bez muze nemuze
postarati toto aniz to prvn6j
ST. prekladal Greenwald ia
dost zeny, kteraz byla doloze-
na spolecnym platem podivnt
troiice. Dve ditky 81 witt ma
starost, to bylo vSak pro soud
ce trochu mnoho proto mari
dill, ahy Mekina byl priveden
zret, povolil mu, ably ulozenou
pokutu mohl splaceti die moz-
nosti a krone toho slibil, re
Sc mu postara o vhodnou pra
.cl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-18
NOVOSTAVBA VEREJNE
KNIHOVNY BUDE.
PRELOzENA.

Nasledkem vytrvale oposice
administrace mayora Kohlera
bude as nutno upustiti Cd pu-
vodniho planu, die ktereho me
la budova stati ma severoyy7
chodnim rohu Superior ave. a
vych. 3. ul. a stavebni rada nu-
cena ohlednouti Sc po staveni-
sti jinem. Prohlasill tax vcera
predaci stavebnlho vyboru po
porade s fiditelem pravnim,
Paulem Lambem. Die stava-
jiciho planu nutno by bylo "a
zditi do sklepeni okna, jez by
vedla pod chodniky, Ktere by
tim byly velice omezeny. STAY
ba by take die nahledu zastup-
CD mesta ruSila plan celeho o.
koli, kteraz okolnost jest uzna-
vana stavebni radon. Zejme-
ma vystupuje do popredi tvrze-
nj, ze navrhy ma stavbu pocha-
zeji ze starSi DOLBY, pavodcem
jejich jest zemrely iiz bibliote-
kar Brett. Pfedseda knihovni
rady John G.. White vydal ii.
skem broz6rku, cd ktere do
stal jeden vytisk kazdy radni
ma vcerejSim zasedani, ktere
dokazuje, re dneSni misto ur-
ceno pro knihovnu bylo stano-
veno Zakonit6 jiz "a mayora
Johnsona. Mestska rada ne
mohla vsak vcera V zalezitosti
niGeho jednati, neb kazdy po-
dobny navrh neb zmena musi
byti pTedem schvalen m6stskou
planovaci komisi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-18
SkOLNl RADA JEDNA
o ROZDAVANf
UCEBNIC.

Ma vterejsi mimoradne roz-
pottove schulz Skolni rady u
vazOValo Sc poZnoVu moz-
mem zavedenl systemu pro prv
lch 6 roGniku obecnych Skol,
lie ktereho by Sc Skolni mia
dezi dostavalo zdarma uCeb-
nic a jednanl bude pokraco-
vano jeSte ma schulz stredecni.
Schuze vcerej$i trvala do II.
hodiny od 4. odpoledni pre-
stavkou nutnou, ably Sc Gle
move mohli posilniti. Obnos,
laky by nova methoda vyzado-
vala Sc stale menl, vGera ime-
novana byla suma $2l5. 900
ma sklade ma pax Skolnl rada
liz dnes knih V Gene as $4,000
kteryz obnos by arci priStim
rokem zmensoval rozpocet.
Glen Skolni rady a zastance
myslenky volnych ucebnic J
II. Harris podal dosti jasne pld
ny, iak by Sc tento pokrok We
vychovatelstvi dial pomernt
snadno financovati a sice ubra
MIN We fondu stavebnim, kite.
ryz navrh ale vyvolal jistou O.
posici a trochu zivejSi debatu
Ia dalsiho jednani bylo pony.
Sleno, kde by Sc dial Skolni roz
pocet okleStiti.
V radne odpoledni schuz
mluveno, jakym zpusobem b,
mel byti hrazen urok Y obnosl
S500.OOO ma vydane bondy VI
vysi $4,000. 900, jak volicstven
bylo l.. 1920 povoleno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-18
TAKE OkRES POCfNA PRf-
SNEJI STIHATI PRESTUP-
NfkY TRAFICNfCH
NARfZENf.

Pflsne nastupoVanl prOtl ne
opatrnym autoistum uyedene \
zivot municipalnlm soudcem
Corlettem naSlo Y Seifovi Stan
nardovi naslednika. Pro pre-
stoupeni Burkeova zakona u
dani byli tri ridici autotrucku,
jelikoz iejich naklad pfevySo-
val dovolenych 10 tun. Nell
naklad cd 900 do l400 iiber
t6zsi.
Valentin Dragan, 437 vych
157. ul., ktery pfedevcirem k
smrti pfeiel tfimesitni Josefinu
Bachokovicovou a vazn6 zranil
jejiho otce byl vcera pro zlo-
Gin Zabiti odkazan velkoporo-
te a dan soudcem Corletem
pod zaruku $4,000.
Do ruznych clevelandskych h
nemocnic bylo ycera doprave-
no deset osob Zranenych pr
sedmi acknowledged neho.
dach. Jest mezi mimi i krai ian
James Nerad, 2l65 vych. lis
ul., jak isme jiz vcera uvedli
Chtel Sc strojem uhnouti, ably
nepfejel pi. Oplatkovou a pr
tom vrazil autem do telefonni.
no sloupu. Zran6ni jeho vsal
nenl nikterak vazne.
Mestska kontrolni rada po
VOLTA vcera naklad ma zakou
peni % novych motorcycle
ktere budou zarazeny Y sluzbt
jiz behem desiti dni, jak oce
kava riditel mestske bezpecno
sti, p. Tom. Martinez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-18
ZASEDANf MESTSKE RADY

Mestska rada vratila pTislu-
Sn6mu vyboru ordinance schva-
lujici noVou smlouvu, uZavre-
nou predmestim Euclid Sc Spo-
leGnosti clevelandskych pouliG-
nich drah. Predseda utilitnih0
vyboru ]. ID. Marshall pouka-
zoval, ze kazdemu radnimu ma
byti dana pfllezitost prostudo-
vati podobne vysady, jelikoz
budoucnost nevylucuje moznost
pfipojeni, kdy by pax podob-
ne vysady molly kriziti zajmy
meSta.
Radni A. j. Damn Sc tazal
mayora kohlera, zda, pri hla-
SEM, re We fondu pro upravu
parkovni Sc nalGza ien $110O
minil obviniti mestskou radu,
coz dotazoVany vyvracel tvrze-
MIN, re konstatoval jen stav
pokl&dny a ze bude nutno no.
tovost zvvsiti prevodem fon-
dd iinych. Nepravil nikterak,
ze stav tento jest zavinen NEST
skou radou.
Mezi celou radou malo w
znamnych resoluci stoji ia
zminku navrh radniho Flemin-
ga, aby ma trait poulitni drahy,
krizujici mesto ma vych. 30. I'll.
byli zamestnavani na karach
diva muzi; resoluce, pozadujl-
cl vySetfovani prolektova-
mem prllplavu rekou sv. Va
vflnce a konecne naVrh radnl-
no Damma, ably vydano bylo
as "a 100000 not, kterymi by
byly zaplaceny mestske dlazby
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-18
VAROVANf PRED BOURf

Ma dneSni noe doSlo liz dru-
he varovani cd povetrnostni Ii
radovny Spoienych Statu. Pra-
vi sc mem: "Vydani vystra-
by narizeno o 6. hod. vecerni V
Grand Haven oblasti, Port HUI
ron, Detroit, Toledo a Sandu-
sky. Sired boure tahne pres
dolni Michigan "a stale vzr6-
stajici prudkosti. Dnes V. noci
nastane silny vichr cd severe
zapadu, spojeny destem, be-
hem uterka Sc pax vyjasnl. w
straha poslana byla do Cleve-
landu z Chicago. Prvnl boure
Sc take skutecne vcera ranc
dostavila ac nlkterak neja.
kou mimoradnou prudkostl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-18
PRfSTf STAVITELSkA W.
STAVA A JEJl DIVY.

Cd vcereiSka jest novem
auditoriu zivo, celia armada
pracovnlku pilne pracuie ma
vybudovani stavitelske VISTA
Wy, ma ktere bude vystaveno
objektu Gene as $1,000.000.
Vystava, ktera bude nejvetsi
Odbornou, kdy teto zemi po-
fadanou, otevrena bude Y So
botu veGer ia rizenl hlavnlho
fiditele r. P. Stoddarda. Do So
boty musi byti ma vystavisti
postaveno 6 uplnych domu sc
vSim modernim prislusenstvim
krone toho ma 300 modelu q
$50 iinych vystavnich atrakci
Bude proveden tez kontest
nejkrasnejsich domu cleveland
skych, pro kteryz zavod jii
nyni fOtografove sbiraji pc me
ste snimky. Obecenstvo same
bude v teto soutezi soudcem
Jinou pfitazlivosti nejnovejsi
no podniku bude pohyblivy 0
brazek, predstavujici "vystav
bu mesta "a jednu hodinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-18
VYjEDNAVANf Sc zRfzEN-
CT POULICNfCH DRAH v
MRTVEM BODU.

Druha konference Cleveland
ske spoletnosti poulicnlch drah
vyborem unie vlastnich zri-
zencH, skoncila vcera bez6sp6-
she, nebot' kazda strana stoii
ma zaujatem stanovisku, pokud
Sc tyCe zamySleneho desiti-pro-
centniho snlzeni. Tajemnik
spolecnosti Paul Wilson, po
schulz sice prohlasil, ze jedna-
nj postupuje a re on sam v6fi,
re Stavka bude asi odvracena,
Z. E. Brown, predseda unie
pax tvrdil, re urednictvo spo-
leCnosti snazi Sc svaliti vinu na
mestskou radu, jeiiz nektefi
tlenove trvaii ma snizeni jizd-
n6ho. Nalada zamestnancu ie
ia nyn6jSlch pomeru proti
kazdemu zmenSovani mZdy, ale
Brown doufa, lie Sc dalSimu po
stupu konference podari poda-
ii navrh pro zrizence pfijatel-
| my. PokraCovani Sc bude ko-
matt koncem tohoto tydne. =
Hlavnim kamenem Grazu Jest,
| ze spoleCnost trva, ably soucas-
ne byla projednana otazka
! "uZavTene dilny"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-18
DOMNELE ZNAMKY VRACE.
JfCf Sc PROSPERITY.

Fred B. Virgins, tajemnik
1fadovny pro zaopatfovan mist
pfi centrale Y. M. G. A. 22OO
Prospect ave., vypravuje, re
stoupa poptavka pc mladicich
do uradoven po kancelar-
skych pomocnicich, znalych
zejmena tesnopisu. V posled-
ne imenovanem oboru neni pry
mozno dodati ami tretinu poza-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-18

kresnimi komisari ma verej-
mem slyssaraa~-ktere ma byti
pojednano 0 planech mostu.
ktefy ma IA zap. 73. ul. pre-
pinati Big Creek. Zminena
organisace ma posledni schdzi
podnik schvalila. Sdruzeni Sc
hodla take domahati predlaz-
deni zap. Al. ul. spoiujici Clark
ave. Lorain ave-, kterouz IL
pravou by pax docileno bylo
pfimeho spojeni Edgewater
parku Brookside parkem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-18

dovanych pracovnikh uvede-
nych znalosti. Nabidky po~
chazeii vetSinou Cd automobi-
loveho prdmyslu. Zvysena po-
ptavka panuje i V nekterych
oborech technickych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-18
K OTAZCE kOMUNIkACNi
MA ZAPADNf STRANE.

Zastupci Sdruzeni Obchod-
nlku na Clark Ave. sesli Sc
dnes o 10. hod. dopoledni o.