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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-11-10
'oLFAA TABOOS USE OF
SOUTH PALOUSE WATER
tFrom Colfax Gazette}


on account of the serious cpl
ueInlc OF typhoid fever in the Ferry
Aaii OF the W. S. c. at Pullman. and
Tue discharge of their sewerage into
'ae South Palouse river, thereby dan
sefously injecting it with the typhoid
sefms the State Board of Health in
SFucts the public as follows:
Inc South Palouse river is here
v declared a highly contaminated
'''eam' the water of which is dan
Serious to health, and the use of
"Hicn Tor any purpose whatever is
'O'Oluden, The cutting or use of
,'e from the South Palouse is strict
FORBIDDEN, for the germs live six
-D0n'hs or more frozen in ice, thus
'endering the use of it most dan
sefous to health
ihiS order will be strictly en-
forced. Nov. LIST, 1922.
State Board of Health.
by DIR. JOHN BENSON.
City Health Officer.
as, Benson has also ordered all
~. ,,IeS serving the city to fence
VIII n cows entirely away from the
=. ~, TO prevent any contamination
Water. waning III INC
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-11-10
,osT TO TAXPAYER
oo'i OF STATE COLLEGE

ono cent and three-fourths-that
:, e costs the Whitman county
,sxpayer out OF his dollar to support
' s ctote College of Washington, in
w Nc not alone the training of some
aooo Young men and women, but
-, Of experiment stations which
are adding to the production and eco
q, mic up-keep of the states agricul5
W. and in the statewide extension
w. Vice which reaches out to every
.rner of Washington, serving all
'soso who have no children at col
lege ....,
wears taxes are 500 divides it
~ nc follows:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-11-10

wor,s could WELD poetic pen.
len u sing of COW, and SOW and
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01
Zastreleny u silnice. v tech

ZaStfeleny u silnice. Y tech
to dnech oznamila na cetnicke
stanici We Streholosticich DOM
karka Klasova Dol. Pofici,
re v prikope u statni silnice asi
700 krOku cd strazniho domku
lezi mrtvola mladika revol-
verem v ruce. v mladiku tom
zjist6n byl 21-lety Jar. Cerny,
zeleznicni delnik z Dol. Porici.
DIE udaje jeho matky meskal
pred tim ma nakupu veci We
Strakonicich, kde byla ma mem
pozorovana zasmuSilost, &C jim
dy byval vesely. Proc 81 zou-
fal, neni znamo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01
PREBRALA.i

elisa pry pfedem' 'zapovede.
la svemu zenichu pitt, koufiti
a chodit ma honbu. Vidal Sc
vseho toho2" -
"Vseho ne, jenom jednoho.'
"A to jest?" i
III, svs nevesty!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01

Jiz, RIisti nedeli konan bu-
de, sTatek drivejsiho nemecke-
no, cisafe S princeznou Hermi-
nou q Reussu. 0 Vilemovi Sc
pise jako 0 "drivejsim" nebo
tex, ale jemu samotnemu Sc
tyto pfivlastky nelibi, on jest
dosud Vilemem H., kralem pru
skym talk Sc podepsal ma "a
dosti 0 ohlasky. A ponevadz je
Vilem kralem, j kdyz pro pfi-
tomnou dobu bez kralovstvi,
- bude svatba konana "a kra
lovsk6 pompy a nadhery, "a
pfltomnosti hodnostard drivej-
siho cisafskeho dvora. A bude
to slavnostni den pro veliky pc
Get Nemcu 2 republiky, ktefi
aspon duchu budou V Doornu
a u nichz jest Vil6m, elm jest
sam sobe - kralem pruskym.
Mimodek nam prichazi ma
mysl, ze ga valky jednimt re
spojeneckJch pozadavkd bylo
souzeni nemeck6ho cisare, pG-
vodce valkv . jednalo Sc pou-
ze 0 ihs1t,ti .podrobnost, mali
byti souzen a obeSen v Londy-
ne nebo PaI'izi.
z toho, co Sc prltomne We
svdte dele, dokonce niue ne
mecky ex-kaiser nacerpati ma
deji, ze muze nadeiiti den, kdy
sc jako kaiser, beZ toho Eek"
vrati do Nemecka. Kdyz Tur-
kun dovoieno vratiti Sc do E.
vropy, proc nemel by Sc ex-kai-
ser oddavati nadeji, re jeho
den navratu nadejde?
Vzdyt' to neni ienom ma
bliZlam NVchod6, kde reakce
vitezi. Vitezstvi fascistu VI
tall nani nicln iinym, nez-li
yftezst 9in reakce a bude snad
zahodno zaZnamenati, re v tia
lii Sc opakoval znAmy histori-
cky process. Po vine radikali.
smu rri5la vlna reakce. Jest
dosud v 1--WE pameti, jak TIA
Iii radikaIni dclnictvo nahane-
10 strachu panujiclm tfidam.
Zabiralo yelike zavody, preji-
malo sprawl NEST Il m ltalli Sc
pohlizelo, re budc prvni ze Ia
paGnich zemi, jez vstoupi do
slepeji Ruska.
Nekomu V Italii vsak napa-
dalo, ze komuniste provozuji
hru, ktera Sc nemusi nevyhnu-
telne hrati lako solitaire re
ii mohou hrati diva. TAX po-
vstala prazvlastni revolucni
strana, rekrutoyana ponejvice
re strednich trid - fascist,
jez pouzivala t6chze taktik ja-
ko pred tim komuniste, nasili
a terroru. Pro pfitomnou dobu
jest sedle a S nj reakce a 0
volbach sc uilaze, jak hluboko
zapastila reakce koreny do j.
talskeho naroda.
Podobne volhy V Anglii, v po
lovici tohoto nleslce konane,
budou vellni vyznamne. Ackoll
Lloyd George nemdze byti W.
hlasovan "a zadneho pokro-
kovce, pfece jenom v social
Mich otazkach byl ma sta hon6
pred unionisty, kteri, odepre.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01
O SOUCASNYCH UDALOSTECH.


MIN mu dalsl podpory, privodi-
Ii jeho pad. Lloyd George hla-
sill Sc sice vzdycky k liberalni
strane, ale jeho kabinet byl ko-
alicni, v n6mz pdvodne byly
vSechny strany - liberalni, u
nionisticka i delnicka. Tato
posleze zminena rozesla sc s
Loydem Georgem nejdrive, a
kdyz ztratil podporu vetsiny u
nionistickych poslancd, stal Sc
jeho pad neodvratnym. -
Pritomna vlada jest konser-
vativni, ci spise reakcionar-
ska. Jeji zivot neb smrt zavisi
Cd voleb a v tech sc zaroven
ukaze, zda lid briticky kloni Sc
X pokroku nebo k reakci. Pro
pEitomnou dobu jest Anglii u
vesla vlady reakce a mohlo by
Sc doznati, re jest take u ne
kterych valkou osvobozenych
narodu.
Proc by tedy nemecky ex-
kaiser nemohl doufati?
II II
X dspechdm mohou 81 gratu
lovati jedin6 rusti bolsevici,
jichz pad tolikrate jiz byl pred
povidan. Cd porazky Wrange-
lovych vojsk a rozpraseni po-
vstaleckych tlup Ukraine by
Ii svrchovanymi v evropskem
Rusku a nyni jsou svrchovany-
mi Rusku asijskem, v cele ST.
biri. A mimo to sc mohou pra-
yem honositi, ze dokazali ne
co, co bylo pokladano "a ne
NONE neuskutecnitelne -
vystrnaditi Japan re Sibire.
Proti teto okkupaci zapadni
mocnosti professionally a ia
pan Sc jenom usmival tim svym
neproniknutelnym oriental
skym usmevem a posinoval sve
hranice dale do vnitrozemi.
Tu vsak stale sc neco napro-
sto neocekavaneho. Republika
dalekeho vychodu, jez ma wash
ingtonske konferenci orodova-
la pomoc proti rozpinavosti
JaponRd a jeiiz zastupci me-
chtel We Washingtone nikdo a.
nj mluvit, tato republika pod
porovana Moskvou, rekla Ja-
poncum, ze dosli v Sibiri dale,
ncz je pro ne zdravo a re bude
dobfe, nastoupi-li .pochod zpet.
A Japonci, kteri ma Zapadni
mocnosti delali dlouhy nos, po-
slechli a jsou jiz donna ma
SVEN Nipponu.
Toto vsechno vypada jako ne
proniknutelna zahada, ze Ja-
ponci. tax snadno upustili cd
sve kolonisacni politiky Sibi-
ii, ale treba vysvetleni jest
zcela snadne. Videli asi, ze ne
pijdou-li bude Jim pomozeno.
cili ze Sc sovetskymi silami v
Sibiri neni zadnych zertI.
! Padem Vladivostoku skonci
la valka, pravil onehdy Lenin a
zapadni svet proste Sc must
smifiti sc skutecnosti, ze moe
sovetd neupada, nybrz rste.
Pred vice meslci projevili
jsme ma tomto miste mineni,
ze ma podzim a v ZINE mdze to
dopadati blede sc zasobou uhll.
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- 80 ASPA OASASAy4lA UdSukky,
plynul, jak vlneni bflych pla-
chet do neznamych moff.
Je tedy definitivne rozhod-
nut! re ubohe dust, chore .
syadle, niceho nefekne! Ami
Ultra foftovi niceho nerekne!
Bude Sc We svete poptavat poI
kusu chTeba, bude patrat, kdel
by mohl svinouti prost@ hni-
zdecko pro sve mlade stestf.
Najednou COST ostreho projelo
mu nitrem. Ach, nebude hof
nikdy hlodat vycitka, ze jed
nal nepoctive, ze jiz hned pri
SVEN pfichodu uprimn9 nerekl
foftovi, re k jeho dcefi pranic
)necitf, ze je mu lhostejnou, ze
sice v bratrsk6m soucitu dove
de. pochopit bolest jejiho zal-
|neho panenstvi, ale ze nemlze
obetovat svdj zivot pro lehko-
myslnost jineho muze? Ach,
proc to hned nerekl! Proc Sc
nepriznal?
Coz jestli jeho rozhodnnti
hluboce zasahne jeff chorou
dust, coz, bude-li miti zhoub-
ny vliv ma jejf svadle telo?
Cas- plynul neslysne, plynul
jak p1vobny, horsky pot1cek
pres huston, pruznou travu -
a kdo mGze tusit, netvori-li, Sc
nekde jeho budeucnosti hor-
ske privaly, valicise jak zlute
peklo ma jarni ,kraj? IL" '.'.'
Boure mad lesy dplne stichla.
Jen hrcivy pleskot deste vni-
kal okny a rychle Sc honil s
Gkotem budiku.
s+Najednou 'nahore v prvnim
lposchodi oval Sc vykrik, -
bylo slyset rychle kroky. -
pax zatriskly dvere - potom
schody zaznely prekotnym du-
|potem, promisenymi ddesnymi
lvykriky.
| Popadl Sc steny dvojku a
letel ke dvefim, natahuje oba
kohoutky.
l. Nez otevrel, rozletly sc dve-
Re a v mich objevila sc ma smrt
bleda Marinka Sc zdesenyma
ocima strhanymi rysy oblice-
lie.
Vyrazila preryvane: isle
cinka - nase slecinka - uni
Ira -- !"
j Div mu dvojka 2 ruky neNy-
lpadla. Strnul v, topornem po-
stoji a opet nahlem vzruseni
"a mic ma svete nebyl by pro-
mluvil, nebyl by Sc zeptal.
| "Slecinka, - slecinka -
skacela sc ma zem - oci v
lsloup, - ia honem obmyla, a
me, ne vzkrisit, - a rodicko
lBozi! - ona chladne -
|vykrikovala a ruce Sc il pohy-
bovaly v podivnych innate
nych kfivkach.
! Tresouci Sc rukou polOzil
dvojku ma postel a stall k smrti
ulekan.
j "Pojd'te k slecihce, - po-
ImOzte, - umira -" 2 chy-
| tia no "a rukav a tahla Ike
! dverim.
! Vedla no po schodech jako
namesicnika q kdyz otevrel
,ldvere a videl il natazenou ma
podlaze, ruce mu bezvladne
wisely tela a jen Sc tupe di-
lval, jak Marinka il zveda hla-
lvu, jak z list vyteka cervenou
1pentlickOu praminek krve a
ljak skelne oci foftovy dcery di-
vaji sc nekam straSne daleko,
!. kde neni fortovskych tradici,
lkde neni centralek a ubohych,
obetujicich Sc adjunktG.
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StfepinkY
NAPSAL: J. JAHODA.

Vzpomn9l sveho predchdd-
ce. Ash Sest let jeho adjunk-
tovani ma nej trpelve bezna-
rocne cekala, snad, Sc libat
dala - ale pojednou zenich
zmizel. Potorn asi mnoho pla-
kala, ale nedovolila 81 hledat
n6koho jineho. To We foftoy-
,ske rodin9 nejde - ne, to ne
jde! Jsou tn ambice starych
forth: neodchazet myslivny
a lesa, s nimz jejich zivot byl
srostl.
Ne, otec by hned zemfel,
kdyby 81 vzala nekoho re sve-
ia, nekoho, kdo neni zeleneho
cechu! Otec chce, ably Sc vida
la "a jeho nastupce ably u
mich mohl zdstat, bloudit lesy,
|pozorovat srnci a pohovorit 81
|se starymi lesaky, nimM leta
I'll malebny lesni zivot. To je
tax We vsech foftovskych rodi-
mach.
A kdyz il otec rekl, ze ma
noveho zenicha, kdyz il ho
predstavil, nucene Sc usmala a
cd te dolby starala Sc o nej jak
o sveho budouciho manzela.
Jak odesel adjunkt do lesa, uz
sukala jeho pokojiku a sha-
nela pohodll,
Adjunkt sc nepamatoval, ze
tehdy neco urciteho slibil. Pre-
sadili no sem do fortovny S ur-
citym 1myslem - fort mel v
centrale stare kamarady a do
vedl novacka rychle prosadit
"a forta. A kdyz mu nabidl
;dceru, adjunkt mcdowell odpo-
rovat. KoneCne nechtel byti
dlouho adjunktem a trpne pod
dal sc okolnostem.
Pravda, cd te dolby nebylo 0
svatbe mnoho reci. Zmenilo
Sc jen to, ze odbedval nahore v
jdelne, ze mel nejvetsi lredni
svobodu, ze prirozene nebylo
O sekyrovani ami reei.
! Jednou Sc to feklo a nebylo
patrne treba 0 tom vice mluvit.
Naprosto netusil, ze prave pan
fort v centralezadal o pensi a
10 jeho jmenovani nastupcem.
| "Nejste churav?" ptala Sc
starostlive.
:. Vydechl, re nikoliv.
i "Uvarila bych vam the" ma
bizela Sc. '"Tatinkovi varivam
marinku Sc salv6jem. Chcete-li
/ uvarim," vstavala.
| "Ne, ne - mic mi neni-"
mluvily jeho rty, ale v hlave
drasaly myslenky, jak by j
vsechno fekl, aby Sc slitovala,
Ize il nema rad, re ma rad j.
nou - tam tu meste, tenou-
ckou, sviznou, drobouckou.
/ Posadila sc a klidne hovori-
lla: "Vybavu mann 1plne pfi-
pravenou -vite zajiste, ze je
vse pfipraveno-"
| "Rozhodoval sc, ze vsechno
| rekne, re Sc il vrhne k noham
a detsky Sc il vyzpovida jako
Imamince.
1 Ale tom podival sc il do o.
bliceje: divala sc ma nej mex
kym, odevzdanym pohledem
poplaseneho ptaka, chyceneho
Nv hrsti a kazdou chvili ocekava
ljiciho drsne stisknuti tvrdych
lprstu. Nehezky, kazdodennl
ivsednostl a nudou zapadle for
tovny prolnuly oblicej dojimal
svou ubohou, vyckavajici ode
ivzdanosti.
! Najednou mu il bylo nesmir
Inc Tito. Muj Boze, jak ma to-
mu ubohemu, ddveIujicimu a
istale klamanemu stvoreni rici,
4 ably no propustila a ably mu da
la odejit k jine?
4 Svesil hlavu q zamlcel Sc.
y ITO jsem vam chtela rici -
Septala nesm6le a zdalo Sc, ze
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re CenCOkTaCe naVlT1 DuuOu
zcela jist6 porazeni ma hlavu q
prijdou Ike krizi, nechavala We
Gem volny prdchod 8 tim W.
sledkem, ze We vsech dolech,
kde zamestnano uniove delni-l
ctvo, Sc Pc pet mesfcd zahale-'
10.
Ovsem, ze nikdo by neoceka
val cd federalni vl&dy, ably sc
michala do kazde stavky. Kdyz
ma priklad Sc jedna o stavku v
tprdmyslu, jenz vyrabi nejaky
luxus, bez nehoz Sc mohou lide
obejiti, sotva by nekdo, "a nor
malniho prdbehu stavky, volal
po zakrocenf federaln1 vlady.
Jinou vecl jest vsak stavka W
hlodolech. To znamena narod-
nj krisi vlada hned v lete me-
la il venovati pozornost, jako
ucinil "a stejnych okolnosti pre-
sident Roosevelt a rovnez pre-
sident Wilson.
Nez, jak svrchu pravime, We
Washingtone byli jisti, re ten
tokrate to uhlobaroni vyhraji,
ze bude rozbita unie havirska,
jedna z nejmocnejsich zemi,
proto 81 tam hledeli vice
"golfu", nezli stavky v uhlodo-
lech. Il,
Stavka byla skoncena bez
pomoci vlady - kdyz uhlobaro
nj videli, re havirskou unii ne
rozbijou, dohodli Sc s nj a v do
lech zacalo Sc pracovati. Neby
| 10 vsak mozno dohoniti, co Sc
"a pet mesicd promeskalo ma
sledkem toho vyvstaly vselike
zajimave a zaroveh nanejvyse
nepffjemne situace.
Ma priklad Ohio jest jednim
z nejddlezitejSich uhelnych
statd v Unii. Uhli vyskytuje Sc
zde We dvaceti sedmi okresich
v roce lonskem tezba cinila
ma penezich pres $84,000,00O.
! A obcanstvo tohoto statu ne
m1ze dostati uhli! Guverner
, sice svolal pred casem snem do
J zvlastniho zasedani a tyz pri-
!, jal zakon ma utvofeni palivove
komise a palivoveho admin
stratora s pravomoci urcitf &C.
nu uhli pri dsti dolu a urciti w
delky obchodnikdn1 uhli, ale
tim zpropadene malo pomoze-
no. Ze sousednich statd nabi-
zejf vetsi cenu "a uhli pri L.
sti dold, nez-li v Ohiu a tudiz u
hi jest vyvazeno re statu. Mas
! palivovy administrator appelu
| je ma federalniho administrato
ra, ably urcil cenu pri dstf dol6
shodujici sc S onou, jiz urcil
stat Ohio, nez omen funkcionaf
1 odpovida, ze nema zadne pra-
vomoci mad uhlim, jez Sc We
state vydoluje zaroven spo-
trebuje, to ze jedine jest veci
statnich administrator.
/ Zakon prijaty v mimorad-
nem zasedani snemu dava sice
guvernerovi pravo pripad6
nalehave potfeby zabrati uhlo-
! dolly a operovati je, ale to je-
ste neznamena, ze potion bylo
/ by uhli dosti. Jedinou jistou
! veci jest, re ia statni kontrola
prisla by hodne draho row.
nez pravdepodobne jistou vecl
Jest, ze at to dopadne tax me-
DO onak, uhlobaroni neprode.
laji. Nedostatek nejake potre-
by zivotni, at skutecny, nebc
uncle privodeny, vzdycky zna
mena vysokou cenu.
4 Zastreleny silnice. v tech
to dnech oznamila na cetnicke
stanici We Streholosticich dom.
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|zmatene mnul 81 ruce.
Nastalo ticho: 4
Divala Sc ma mladeho muze
laskavym, tax trochu vyckava-
jicim pohledem. Citil ten jeff
pohled ma tvafi, ma vlasech, ma
ramenech - klouzal po mem
ostychavou dIvernosti, tichym
ocekavanim a panennskou po-
korOu.
Nemluvila, ale jeji uzke, ma
modrale rty usmivaly Sc zvlast-
MIN, nekdo by rekl roztouze-
nym pohledem.
"Pijdu spat -" rekla tise
Sc sotva znatelnym povzdech-
nutfm.
Nakrocila ponekud a divala
! Sc, odpovi-li.
Stal Sc sklopenou hlavou a
!. do mozku mu bolestive t'ukalo
Ineodbytne klepani budicka.-
Ne a ne nalezti vhodneho slo-
va, -. nebo aspon stisknout il
hubenou, svadlou ruku -
| Rekla! "Dobrou moe, p1ite-
H." sla pomalu ke dverim.
Ac vedel, re no jiz nevidi,
klonil Sc, velmi hluboce Sc klo-
mil, jak Sc asi rusti muzici klo.
nj pred nekym velmi nest'ast-
Inym.
! Dosla ke dverim. Jeste jed
nou Sc obratila jeji vlhky,-
|'snad i trochu vycitavy pohled
dlouze spocinul ma MAIDEN mu
Ii, ktery mel byti "a kratko je-
Jim muzem -.
w dvere chvilku zapadly,
a jeste stal uprostred pokoj.
ka a hluboce sc sklonil, ohlu.
sen a zlomen jeff odevzdanou
!mirnosti, opet pohlcen svou
starou nerozhodnosti.
Teprv "a chvlli Sc vzpama.
1 toval. Usedl a sevrel hlavu
do dlani.
| Prave dnes! Prave dnes
Prav6 ted prisla dlverivou
Iprostotou a sc straSlivou jigto.
tou ohlasit sv6 vysvobozeni ze
'smutneho staropanenstvi! Ach
dobre vytusil z jejich nekoli.
ka tichych vet skromnou ra'
dost zitrka!
: Jak mel roztristit vyrovnany
usmev cekajici duse, jak il me-
vysvetlit, ze je naprosto ne
moznym, co die starych tradit
zkombinoval jeji otec?
A rici to musi, protoze dnes
tam v meste rekl vSe poctive
ably droboucke stvorenicko We,
rilo, re 81 pro nj Pride a re j
|vyvede cd umrtvujiciho klepa
nj psaciho stroje do plnehe
slunce!
Ale jak to rici? il, te ubohe
- uzloutle cekance to nelze
Tici, ne! Proc 81 otravit vzpo.
4 minky jejlm straslive yycitaji.
;cim pohledem a do snrti \
myslenkach videt jeji udesni
,vylekane oci?
! Gas plynul neslysne, jak lei
vzdaleneho nestestl k lidske
mu celu. Protivnymi ldery
odsekaval no banalni budicek
repetici jak Fla usta starycl
tradic a jak nenavistne rty ne.
odbytnych vycitek.
| Az to tady otevrene rekne
- jaky to bude poplach! Pa
trne no vystvou z knizeci sluz.
by, protoze chtel porusit slu
,zebnickou tradici a protoze Sc
provinil ma adjunktskem IVY
ku.
! Uplne sc smiril s jistotou, IL
Sc stane nemoznym - ale sv61
je veliky, miliony lidi mem
zijou bez tradic a jdou 81 zivo'
TEN die vlastni chute a zeni Sc
die sve lasky. Proc by i on ne
mohl?
N6:1y,ok S,,,~,,osnL locC x,u~n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01

Pred vice meslci projevili
jsne ma tomto miste mineni,
ze ma podzim a v zine mGze to
dopadati blede sc zasobou uhli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-01

Podobne volhy V Anglii, v po
lovici tohoto mesice konane,
budou velrni vyznamne. Ackoli
Lloyd George nemdze byti W.
hlasovan "a zadneho pokro-
kovce, prece jenonl v social
Mich otazkach byl ma sta honh
pred unionisty, kteri, odepre-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-05
And Then the Suicide.

Bertie-Do you know. Miss Passee.
on look simply charming this evening ?
Miss P.-Nonsense. Stop your spool
ng.
Bertie-No. but You do. really. I
'ardlv recognized you at tirst.-Ameri-
an Legion Weekly.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-05
WEST B%RATTLEBORO

Mrs. Charles Robb and daughter of
Washington. ID. c., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac RObb.
Miss katherine Cunningham, who
lives at the Home for the Aged. was
operated upon Saturday in the Melrose
hospital by DE-. E. r.. Lynch.
Mrs. S. b. -Worden returned last
night from Manchester, y. H., where she
was called a week ago by the death of
her niece, Mrs. Arthur Dozois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bartlett and son,
Carl, and Mrs. Susie Batchelder of
Plainfeld (Nt.), and Miss Mary Bart
lett, student at Mortified seminary, We're
guests over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Renfrew, coming to attend the concert
at Mortified yesterday.
Mrs. f.. Stacy Harrison and children
of Orange, Mass, are spending the week
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f..
II. Davenport. They viii go from here
to Brooklyn to join Rev. Mr.. Harrison,
who recently accepted the pastorate of
the Grace Baptist church in hat city.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-05
MAY EMPLOYMENT
SHOWS INCREASE
Memphis First and Lowell Second in
60 Cities Survey-Genuine BuiLd-
ing Boom On.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Increase of
3.2 per cent in employment in various
industries during May was noted by the
employment service of the labor depart
ment in its monthly report made public
Yesterday. The report included state
ments of agents in s. principal indus
trial C%eutCrs, 40 recording increases in
employment figures in the district Gov
red and only Is showing decreases.
The country as Il whole said Di-
~cctor-Gcneral Jones. sis rapidly get
ing back to an employment basis, with
tiie Industries. The broadening out of
or Nav clearly emphasizes the fact
hat business depression is behind us.
Confidence is restored. June will ac-
.entuate the upward movement. In
hustrv Is steadily expanding.
Building construction widaned in
May over April. 4 genuine building
hoom is on throughout the country. \
hOrtage of carpenters, b~ricklaYers and
lasterers exists in many of the 23l
rincinai industrial c~enters. Wheat cut
ing has started i'm Texas. and large
numbers of men will be absorbed in the
lavest fields.''
The highest index of employment in
.rease wa at Memphis, Tenn, where the
Increase was l9.5 per cent. Lowell,
lass, showed the next best increase,
80 per cent. The industries showing
Increases included transportation. metal
INDUSTRIES. lumber and products. food
PRODUCTS, textiles and products and
hemicals.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-05
%BRATTLEBOR0 LOCAL

Sunshine society, branch 1, will hold
its annual meeting n covered dish
party with Mrs. Albert w. Rockwell at
Spofford lake Wednesday if pleasant. If
stormy it will be held the next pleasant
day.
The wedding of Miss Helen Ruth
Martin, daughter of Mrs. James Lorin
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George 4. Sherman, will
take place tomorrow evening at S o'clock
in st. Michael's Episcopal church.
William Harvey Worthley, a plumber.
and Miss Eva May Reed, both of 80
Forest street. were married Sunday
afternoon at the parsonage of the First
Baptist church, by Rev. DIR. Clark T..
Brownell. They were unattended.
The Brattleooro Country club will
and evening. with Mrs. d. z. Dewitt
and Mrs, w. r. Daley as hostesses.
Bridge viii be played at 3 o'clock and
there will be a golf tournament at >
o'clock with Lawrence X. Barber and
l.. Guy Tasker as opposing captains.
Sides will be chosen. Members who plan
20 attend are asked to notify the steward
by Tuesday noon.
Forest c. Bond. ,, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. y. Bond, died Saturday night at 11.3O
o'clock. after being i'll a day and one-half
I WIZ I'l1NyiAllAN- IbNNAAtNS HIS DdIellS ne
leaves a half sister, Grace Lyman. and
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Bond
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Copeland. The
funeral will be held tomorrow at >
o'clock in the home. The burial will
take place in Christ church cemetery in
Guilford, in the Bond family lot.
William George Bennett of GS South
Main street and Miss Mary Laura Bell
rose of 81 High street We're married
Saturday afternoon by Rev. Charles G..
Chayer in the Methodist parsonage.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harland Wentworth. The bride wore a
navy blue suit and hat in harmony and
carried a bouquet of Sweetpeas and lilies
of-the-valley. They left Immediately for
a trip by automobile to Springfield,
Mass, and other places. Mrs. Bennett
formerly lived in Bellows Falls and Mr..
Bennett in jacksonville. Mr.. Bennett
Is now employed by Walter Spear as n
painter. They will live at the corner
of South Main and Thomas streets.
Your blankets washed with Ivory
Soap" Nuf sed. Tel. -. Sparks Laun-
Observation-Disclosures. 25eod