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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
''SVET"'

ma dobrocinnost, osobni vyiim.
ka, tedy ma svobodne $1,000, ma
zenate s zenou zijici S25OO
kdyz cisty pfijem ie $500 a
nebo meme. Dale dluzno od-
potitat povolene vylohy ma dl.
tky, S400 ma nedospele dltko a
steJnou sumu ma odvisle pfi-
buzne, ktefi jsou V rodine III
Venl. Cd hrubeho priimu ma
ziskani cisteho prijmu nelze
odpocitavat vylohy osobnf, a.
nebo rodinne. Ty jsou zahr-
nuty jiz do one vyiimky $1,000
anebo eVentuelne $2500. Ne
lie odpocltat sunny placene ma
doziVotni pojistne, vydeie. ma
stavby a zlepSovanl majetku
pozemkoveho anebo stavebni-
no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
kONDUkTERI A RiDICl MO
TORU PROTi SNIZOVA~
MI MZDY.

ZllZenel, ZameStnam Il spo-
lecnosti mestskych poulcnich
drah nejevl prilis mnoho chuti
podrobitl Sc opet snlzenl mzdy
a pfipravujl Sc k boji. Dosa-
yadnl smlouva VyprSl dne |.
kv6tna. Naladu mezl konduk
terry 4 iidici motoru Vylicova
20 vcerejSi praVldelne schulz
pfedseda unie l.. +. Brown.
HlaVnlm predmetem rozho
Noru bylo arcl naveStl spolec-
nostl ohlaSunci opetne snizeni
platu. Akce tato nemuZe NIT
vahy, Jelikoz musi byti tate
predem hlaSena uredne nike
ii prostym vylepoVanlm plaka
til. Otazka mZdova Jest pro
blemem vZaJemne doh0dy. -
Proto take nemuze byti dIiv,
otazce jednano, dokud spo
lecnost jeji prani neoznaml 0
ficielne. Neuredne bude mlu
veno o noVem nadeleni i n,
schulz dnes dopoledne, kter;
jest poradana pro zfizenc,
notni sichty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
ZLODEJ, JENZ CHODl MA
LUP s VLASTNiM
ZEBPikEM.

Tuto manyru patrne odkou-
kal evropskym kominikum
kterymi mas pred ddvnymi 70
Ky strasily maminky Pokro-
kovy lupit pracuie velice jistt
neb kradl mezi tim co dole :
iidelne celia rodina sedela u
tabule. Trik tento proveder
byl V utery vecer We dvou do
mech Y Cleveland Heights.
PrVni navSt6vou byl poct6n
dun p. l.. Feisse, 1860 Cedar
ave, kde ukoristil nGco pene2
a Sperk neyalne ceny, lepe ale
pochodil nedaleko Y &. 1860 Il
w. J. Richa, kde wal skvosti
V Gene S2500. V obou pripa-
dech Sc dostal m prVnl poscho>
di oknv, ale spadeno mel na
zbozi klenotnicke, hlaVna skHo
sty poneehavaje vse ostatni
ma miste. kradeze spachany
hviy ! llterV vecer a neilepsi
pfi tom je, ae softer Feissuy Vi
del muze Sc zobilkem kraceii-
ciho pres Feissuy travnlk k re-
sidenci druheho okradeneho
Richie, neprikladal vsak tomu
nijake dule2itoSti ODE krade-
ze byly pax objeveny teprve
We stfedu dopoledne. Policie Y
Cleveland Heights pine PC
smelem pachateIi patra, PrV-
nejsl postizenI lest prvnim M
stopredsedou zn&me od6vnl to
varny Joseph 4 Feiss Co., y
&. 2l4o zap. %. III
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
KDO MUSl PODAT VYkAZ
O PRiJMECH.

(F.LISD - Prisezny vykaz
. svIch hrubych pfiimech, 0
sumo, kterou mozno odpoGltat
| obnosu povolen6ho ma ditky,
anebo odvisle prlbuzne, muse
/ il podat nasledujici jednotliv-
lei:
l. kazdy jednotlivec, ktery
je svobodny, anebo kdyz zena-
= nezije Sc svou zenou ma
"a danovH rok cisty prijem
$1,000, anebo pres $1,000.
2. Kazdy zenaty jednotlivec
ziiici Sc svou zenou, kter1 ma
"a danovT rok cisty pfiiem
$4,000 anebo pres.
3. Kazdy jednotlivec, ktery
ma "a danoyy rok prijem
$4,000 anebo pres at iiz ieho
GistI nfiiem ie iakykoliv.
Podlo dnoSniko zakona muz
y zcna ziiici spolu a mali do
hromadv cistI piiiem $4,000,
.aaebo pres. anebo mali dohro-
mady hrub% priiem IA zmine-
ny rok $4,000, anebo pres, mu-
sell podat prisezny vykaz o
svTch pfiimech jednotliv6, a.
nebo Ma jedne listine. kdyz
|nepfesahuje pfiiem muze a ze-
ny sVrchn uvedene sunny at
jednotEve anebo dohromady.
neisou poVinni podat piisezny
Ivi kaz.
Kdyz nekdo opomene podat
Vykaz pilsezny, tedy vyberti
maze prisoudit pokutu od %
DO so procent. Tyto vykazy
museji blti podany do Is. bre-
INA Y distriktu, kde dotycni by
| dl.
Hruby pfijem ie ten. jens
plyne re mzdy. profesionelni.
he prljmu, Z obchodu, prode
ie, najemneho, Z dividend
a .inych pramenu, pokud ne
jsou utineny vyjimky. Cistl
lpiilem je ten, kdyz Sc od hru
!, beho pfijmu odpocita nasledu
! iicl; Obchodni vylohy, dane
Iztraty. nedobytne dluhy, dar,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
KIDD JE VYNALEZCEM
STROJNf PUSKY
AMERICkE?

Do CleVelandu pfiiel vGera
plukovnik |. n. Lewis, jenz je
uyaden jako vynalezce stei-
nojmenn6 strojni pusky, KITE
rouz zasluhu vefejnym proce-
sem pro sebe ale vymaha DIR.
Samuel n. CcClean. Bude pred
federalnim soudem patrne liz
dnes vyslechnut jako svedek.
Sporneho yynalezu bylo spo-
jenci "a sv6tove valky vyuzito
q hlavne byla tlmto druhem
Zbrani opatrena armada Spo-
jenych Statu. MCLEAN tvrdi,
ae nekterG podstatn6jSi SOU
Castky isou jeho vlastnim Wy
nalezem a re jich phi konstruk
ci bylo vyuzito, aniz by Sc mu
dostalo kreditu neb nejakeho
podllu, ktereho Sc ale pine
mIfe dostalo LeWiSoyi.
Vcera vypoVidal X. NJ. Cal
fee organisator the McClean
Arms & Ordnance Go. Y Gle
velande We prosp6ch zalova-
nych, yyprav6l financnich OBJ
tizlch uvedene spoleCnosti ro-
ku 1910, ktere znemoznovaly
Vyrobu automaticke puSky Me
Cleana az konecne patiently
jmenovan6ho byly zatizeny
mortgagem, pozdeji prodal pa
tenty J. &. FoggoVi V CleVe-
lande. Zadluzene patiently
pax byly povolanym znaleem
prohlaSeny IA prakticky bez-
ceune. Stalo Sc tax zahy po
tom, kdyz Sc sestaVila Y New
Yorku spoletnost iina, ku KITE
re byI povolan plukoynik Le-
wis, ably pomahal pri konstruk
ci puSky move, jez nese ieho
lmeno,
Lewis ma dnes Jako svtdek
soudu vysvetliti, elm Sc vyna-
lez leho hsl od patentu Me
Cleana a zda Il Jake mire u
I'll yynalezu a patentu Zalobce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
DETSkY KONTEST MA PO-
TRAVINOVE VYSTAVE.

Ma potravinov6 vystave, je2
zahaiena bude Y garazni bu-
dove Winton hotelu ma vych.
9. ul a Bolivar I'd. jiz pfisti
pond6lI, hlaseno jest jiz Ma 300
malych zavodniku. Jednd sc
0 ceny "a nejhezci a neizdra-
v6jSi ditky. Vystavena budou
nelprve dvojGata trojcata a
sice hned pondeli odpoledne
a ostatnl dny venovany zusta-
nou iedincum. Mezi prihlaSe-
nymi hlavnim stanu vystavy
v els. $40 hotel Hollenden pfi-
iaty byly tez dltky ceskych ro-
diGu. iejichz podobizny prina-
81 dneSni Plain Dealer. Jsou to
3-Ieta Marie Rehorova, 2425
yych. 84. ul. a tIinactim6sicni
krajan r. II. Rericha, 1923
Easton rd. Prejeme naSemu
dorostu, ably Y zavodech obstal
vit6zne.
Vystava otevfena bude den
ne cd /. hodiny odpoledni do
10 yeGer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
Z VCEREJSI ROMANTlCKE
CINNOSTI CLEVELAND
SkYCH LUPICU.

Do obuynlho obchodu Phili-
pa Goldberga, 30l4 Lorain
ave, ma zap. strane vstoupill
diva muzi, spoutali klerka Jo-
sefa Goldberga proyazem a no
dill jej "a putt ma zem. L po-
kladny vybrali $50 a odesli.
Podobny osud potkal klerka
Josefa Grace, 313S Seymour
ave. We filialce grocerni velko-
firmy Mathew Smith Co, y {.
5000 Hough Ave. ma vychodni
strane, ktereho spoutall snu-
rou jeho vlastni zastery. Nacel
jej ulozili zadnl mistnosti ns
zem. Cerna tato prace Wy
nesla Jim $50.
V restaurants John Cooka
44S Broadway donutili diva lu
pici malitele namirenymi re
volvery, re Jim vydal i peniz'
V kapse ukryt6, $50 "a zpil
sobem nescisln6krate liz opa
kovanym vyloupeno bylo 4 ga
solinove stanice ma zap. 1T
ul. a Clifton boulevardu Z pc
kladny $55,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
ZEMREL DOBRY CLOVER.

V sobotu dne a. unora ze-
mrel po kratkem utrpenl br.
Jan Stoces, dlouholety obeta-
Wy prislusnik nasi strany.-Br.
Jan Stoces odjel pred 20 lety
do Ameriky, ably tam nalezl
existence, jiz mu stara vlast
dati nemohla. Y Americe pro-
Sci zivotem chudeho ceskeho
pfistehovalce. Prodaval doutnl-
ky, obchodoval cukrovinkami
posleze zakotvil V Chicagu ia
ko MATTEL iidelny. Br. Jan Sto
ces byl jednim tech, kteri
vzdycky NELL porozumeni pro
nase chude lidi a kdo pomahali
vSade, kde bylo pomoci treba.
Ia valky byl ustavicne ma pa
lube, ma strait nasich ajmu ma
rodnich. Agitoval cd prveho
dne valky proti HabsburkGm,
burcoval lhostejne, organise
val uvedomele, chodil a sbiral
prispevky ma nasi zahranicni
akci a zahy 81 ziskal privlast-
ku ''tatik legionaru". Po pre-
vratu pfijel navstiviti osvobo-
zenou vlast, chteje pracovati
vsade, kde bylo prace treba.
Stav Sc spolecnikem firmy "Chi
cago film" V Praze, nezapomi-
nal ma nase narodni, kulturni
socialni ukoly a i odtud pill
ne vybiral mezi krajany V
Americe "dobrovolnou dan"
narodni. V br. Janu Stoceso-
Vi zemfel typicky clovek,
prosty dobry DESTINY. Strana
mem ztraci oddaneho stoupen-
ce, narod dobreho syna chot'
verneho manzela, jenz vedle la
sky k domacimu krbu mel Jedi
nou vasen: lasku k narodu a
lidu. Cest bud pamatce jeho!
"Ceske Slovo".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
|VYBUCH PLYNU MA FINN
AVENUE.
Kra janka Smolova dive dee
ru$ky tezce popaleny.

kdyz Sc dneSniho rama sna-
Ella pani Veronika Smoloya \
<. 5009 Finn ave. zazehnouti
.plyn pod kotlem, ably ohrala k
pradlu potrebnou vodu, vznal
Sc z trubky patrn6 uchazejicl
plyn a nastal vybuch. PAM
Smolova byla plameny zasaze-
ma 4 jako hoflci pochoden w
bthla ma ulici, kde ma nj by'
oheh pfispechavSimi sousedy
uha5en. Pozar roz8ifil Sc / do
iidelny, kde prave snidaly jeji
dive dceruSky, 9-leta Anna a Z
leta Marie, ODE byly dosti po-
VaZliv6 popaleny a dopraveny
do blizke nemocnice sv. AleXi-
Sc ma Broadway, kde shledano,
lie Zejm6na matka byla popa-
lena velice tezce. D6vtatka
pax byla ozehnuta na rukou, Y
oblitejich ma hlaV6. DYE
menSi ditky, jez spaly V pril6-
haiici loznici, 4-leta Stella a
rotni Karel, zustaly uSetreny
kazdeho urazu.
Ma vydany pozarni poplach
dostavili Sc lined hasiti $ veli-
teIem batajlony O'Brienem,
kteri zahy ohen zdolali. Skoda
zpusobena obna$i jen asi 500.
Tlakcm vzduchu byla Vyrazena
okna Y kuchyni, kde Sc ma
lezal oSudny kotel, byl odtrzen
cely strop. EXplose vzbudila
\ celem tesk6m okoli znacny
rozruch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
PROHLASENf SEKRETARE
MELLONA.

Of. J.. |. s. V!ada Spoje-
nych Statu zacala nedavno no.
v6 hnuti zaimu uspornosti V
mlrove dobe. Cd Is. prosin-
zee 1921 nabfdla verejnosti ke
koupi usporne certifikaty hod-
noty S25, 500 $1,000 dobe
sve splatnosti a ceny jsou $40
IA certifikat hodnoty S25, GER
titikat 500 je ia $50 a $1,000
ia $500 po 5 letech a po celou
dobu nesou uroky We vySi a a
pul procenta rocn6, splatne
pulrocne. Certifikaty jsou ia
k6 splatny drive pred vyprse-
MIN petilete lhuty a V tom pri-
pade nesou jen 8 a pGl procen-
Ia nroku. Certifikat ceny S25
ma podobu Theodore Roosevelt
ta, 500 Washingtona a $1,000
Lincolna. Vsccky tyto certifi-
katy jsou vydany registrovane
"a uCelem ochrany kupcu proti
ztrat6 a kradezi a isou zapsa-
ny Y hnihach Y Departementu
Vladniho pokladu. Jmeno, a
dresa a datum, kdy a komu Ger
tifilSaty byly vydany, jsou "a
psany n2 certifikat prodava-
Gem.
Certifikaty jsou ma prodei
pc cele zemi asi We 1000 po-
Stovnich llfadech a We federal
n}ch bankach. Jsou prodava-
ny dosud kolky v Gene 81, ne
Z6roGitelny vsak a to V poStov-
Mich Gfadech, ably ii, kdoz ne
maii pohotove dostatecnou su-
mu, mohli timto zpusobem 81
naSetrit ma certifikaty. To Una
mena, re nyni postovni depart
ment a Department vladniho
pokladu pracuji spolecne V
tomto sm6ru uspornostnlm. Te-
dy postoyni yklady mohou BY
ii vyzdvizeny ma zakoupeni Ger
tifikatd ma obnos vyzdvize-
ny povoluje sc urok.
Usporne znamky ceny 25 a
kolky ceny S. DOLBY valky
jsou tudiz Cd 81. prosince 1921
zastaveny, ale isou prijimany
"a svou cenu pri nakupu vlad-
mich j;stot. Tedy vlada Spoje-
nych Statn zjednodusila a zee
lila Gsporny system tim, ze lie
zaGit cd 10c. 81 do S25, 800
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

Lice 1sou
1aAne
sboAf
POuk xitOst1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
MESTO SNIZUJE. MZDI
DLAZDICU O 1Oca.

Riditel yefejnych praci John
T. Maline, vyzval unii NEST
skych dlazdiGu, ably Sc jejf Glen
stvo spokojilo mzdou soc "a
hodinu misto dosavadniho 81,
- Snizeni oduvodneno jest po
dobnou redukci platu We vSech
mestskych departementech -
Zastupci unie prohlasili, ze
m6stsky pozadavek bude pred
lozen Glenstyu k projednani M
6terni schulz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

a $1,000 a snaha ispornostni je
tim znaGne povzbuzena, pone-
vadz poskytuje Sc prilezitost i
TEN, jichz prostredky nejsou
zrovna nejlepsi, ably zacali Sc
tfit Cd sunny nejmensi.
Williams news., 1922-07-07

1table people of Arizona are be- ing imposed upon by organiz- ations and workers for these associations in other states. Recently it has come to the Association through reliable sources that the representatives of Chi1dren's Homes or Orphan ages of various kinds have been Tn different parts of this state from New Mexico andColorado. if not from other states, raising money for their institutions. Some of them have so repre- sented their work that even people wko know the Arizona Children's Home Association well, thought they were work ing for our institution.
 Because of health conditions in Arizona the people of this state do more than their share, according to the population, for the sick and needy people from other states and it is double i'm position on the people of Ari- zona to be expected to help support these institutions in other states in addition to all they are called upon to give to the Near East Relief and the European and China Famine sufferers.
 This Association does not send it's Superintendent into other states to collect funds for their work; then why should others be permitted to take money out of this state that should be given for the care of the homeless children of Ari- zona?
 Respectfully,
 Frances Major, Sec, Arizona Children's Home As Sociation.
Williams news., 1922-07-07
SAYS CAN'T BE DONE,
 BUT IT IS ALREADY DONE

The statement of the taxpayer in question, to the effect that the seventh and eighth grades could not be included in the High School reminds us of that Kentucky Justice of the Peace who divorced couple. This Justice inquired of the Superior Judge to whether it was in the pow CT of a Justice of the Peace to divorce married couple. The Judge replied, ''No you cannot divorce anyone. That's where you're mis- taken, replied the J. P, Eve already done t''.
 The seventh and eighth grades have been in cluded in the Williams high school since the high school was first formed. In many schools the distinction of Junior is dropped and the high school is simply made six year course Yet other schools class the seventh eighth and ninth Junior and the remaining three grades as the Regular High School. The dis tlnction between including the seventh and eighth grades in the high school instead of in the grammer school is simply that high school methods of instruction replace those of the grammer school At the same time this plan proves great saving in smaller schools like Williams where the high school instructors can instruct the seventh and eighth grades well.
 question of the need of high school building We need that building for the seventh eighth nlnth tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades cali them what you may.
Williams news., 1922-07-07
ARIZONA MONEY FOR
 ARIZONA CHILDREN

The Arizona Children's Home is the only non-sectarian, or in terdenominational charitable institution of it's kind in the State. It is supported by the donations of the business and charitable people of Arizona, irrespective of religious or po- htlcal affiliations. This As sociation was organized in 1915 in Tucson, having been started Tn. connection with. the same kind of work in California by the Rev Dr. Ginett, who did a great work for the homeless children of Arizona. After the Association was organized the Rev. E. D. Raley became the Superintendent and he was succeeded by the Rev. w. L.. Summers, who was the Super lntendent for some years, but was called to California last September to assist Dr. Ginett, whose failing health made it necessary for him to have an assistant. Then MT. D. L. Reid was appointed and is now the Superintendent and travel ing over the state in the inter- est of the Home and homeless children. He is the only per son authorized to represent the Home throughout the state.
 The Arizona Children's Home Association desires the news papers of the state to call the attention of the people to the fact that the liberal and char
Williams news., 1922-07-07
VERACITY OF NEWS QUESTIONED
 PROF. CURETON FOUND IN FRI

The campaign for high school building in Williams is Warming up. One taxpayer came into the News office and in very civil and courteous manner, proclaimed that our editorial page of last week was nothing but one big lie, that there not 1O5 enrolled iD the combln- ed high school the News had stated but in the neighborhood of sixty instead and that the seventh and eighth grades could not be made a part of the high school. That enough to break the cuIl monotony of setting up type and throwing it back again (melting it up again to Dc c,ure eXact). But that not all. Upon writing the County Superintendent oi Schools Miss Lockett, we learned that Prof Cureton ill furnishing the figures for the enrolment in the combined high schol, in error
 With this rather startling beginning will again take up the question of enrolment in the Williams High School for the past school year. Following suggestion of the taxpayer who brought this matter to attention, wrote the County Superintendent of Schools for exact figures to enrolment. Miss Lockett replied by telephone giving the following:
 Seventh Grade 2S:.
 Eighth Grade 29
 Regular High School 51 I
 Total 10S
 News readers will recall that last week we gave the total enrolment for the six grades as 1O5. MT. Cureton supplied with the figures for last weeks article We thus find that MT. Cureton was in error by three. His figures were not too high but too low.
Williams news., 1922-07-07

men may spend up to $1,OOO and U. s. Senators up to $1 ,5OO. Supreme court candidates are allowed $75O. State officers may spend up to $1 ,OOO.
 Mayoralty candidates in towns of 5000 or over may spend $20O and in smaller towns, $150.
 The revision of the law, ex. empting printing and advertis- ing bills from the law became effective March 23, 1921.t
 -Journal-Mine
Williams news., 1922-07-07
PRINTING BILLS NOTIN
 LIMITS OF CANDIDATES

candidates in the primary eiectlon of September 12 are limited by law as to the money they may expend in presentino Q tnelr cases to the voters. For the information of the voters ana candidates. the Journal Mlner yesterday requested County Attorney J. L. Sullivan to obtain from the attorney generals office in Phoenix. the saient facts of the primary ex- pendltures law. ParticuIar reference is made to the ex- emption of certain expenditures rom the limit placed on gen eral expense.
 Chapter 172, session laws of 1921, regular session. fifth state legislature, revises para graph 3O36 of the 1913 revised statutes to read that:
 Candidates in the pri- mary shall be limited to certain xpenoltureS--- exclusive or any sums expended for station cry, postage, PRINTING OR ADVERTISEMENTS IN NEWS PAPERS
 county officers are limited to an expense account of $2OO. Ohhcers depending on the votes or subdivisions of counties are limited to $50. This does not apply to members of the state ieg!siature, who are elected by Legislative districts but who are counted as county officers. Su- perlor Judges, holding offices both In state and county and re- celving their pay from both. may spend $2OO. Congress
Williams news., 1922-07-07
FARM PROSPECTS STILL GOOD

The prospect for good crop on the ranches aDout Williams this year is the best that it has been Tn number of years, provided the showers or the last few days settle down to real summer rams Crops fo the most part have not vet suf- tered materially from the dry weather and rain noI no% VIII bring them along in fine shape. Wheat ana oats look we'll but the big crop promises to De the Spud The acreage in potatoes this sea. son the largest on record and the prospects are so" soou. Wnlie wheat and oats have suffered some mewhaG rom the dry weather potatoes have not been hurt at all If this country is to be-
 Some prosperous agricultural section. Kinp Spud must play the first fiddle e
Williams news., 1922-07-07

district will be glad to get the following statistics
 In 921 the assessed valuation of the Town or Williams was S1,16S7 763.S4. That of the Will Hams High School district for the same year was $7, STA, ,879. This shows that less than one-sixth of the value of the district is within the town of Williams
 Williams is bonded for S90,OOO. The school district has no bonded indebtedness. The town is bonded for over ' 1-2 per cent of it's assessed valuation If the district to be bonded for 1-2 per cent of it's assessed valuation, we would have more than enough to build high school.
 There few High School districts m Arl- few without a high school building separate fror1 the grade school building.
 All of these figures interesting but espec- iallv significant is the fact that less than one sixth of the cost of the proposed High School building would need be borne by the Town.
Williams news., 1922-07-07
AN OPEN FORUM

If you have something which you would like to say regarding the proposed high school build ing or it's location write it out and send it in to the News Our columns open to free dis cussiOn of this subject. We welcome all the 1n1ormatlon which anyone give us and if at any time We find that we have made 8 mis-state- ment or error we will correct it promptly Don't hold back and complain because the News does not give your views, if you do not agree views and will publish them free of charpe so long as they are in way of personal ma, ture. We only ask that each article so contri- Duted be plainly written and signed.
Williams news., 1922-07-07
Premiums to be Offered at the Arizona State Fair.


 the Arizona State Fair.
 Five hundred dollars in spec ial premiums are being offered by the Arizona State Fair Man agement for exhibits from the members of the National Boys and Girls Clubs in Arizona.
 Special features will be the prizes of $5O.OO to the chamr ionship canning demonstration team and $5O.0O to the boys livestock judging team outside of Maricopa County. This money is to be used by these teams in defraying their ex- penses to the State Fair, where they will compete with the championship teams in Mari copa County for State honors. Additional cash prizes are also to be awarded to those winning first place.
 Exhibits from all of the Boys and Girls Clubs in Arizona re- ceive recognition in the prem ium list which is now being prepared. Prizes have been increased so that now they are comparable in value to those offered by any of the state fairs in the country. In addition to this, the Duroc-Jersey Rec ord Association, Boys and Girls Club Leader and the Hol- Association of America are offering special premiums which will interest all of our club members.
Williams news., 1922-07-07

About fifty cars motored to Flagstaff Sunday to attend the ball game Among these were Dr. Jeffries and family, Dr. Rounseville and family MT. and Mrs. Geo. Rounseville, MT. and Mrs. G. H. McLeese, E. O. Messimer and family and E.. J. Nordyke and family.
Williams news., 1922-07-07
A FEW FACTS AND COMPARISONS
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Those who are interested in getting the full facts about the cost of the proposed high school building to the individual taxpayer and to the