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The New York herald., 1922-09-16
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
BOARD or ELECTIONS or THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
IFN NEItAI4 VF INF4
MI NlCiPAL BUILDING

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, CITY OF
NEW YORK.
: September :, 1922
Pursuant 70 tie provisions or Section u
Of the Election Law, notice is hereby given
that the official Fail Primary Election of
the Enrolled Republican. Democratic, Social
ist. Farmer Labor and Prohibition voters
Tuesday. September 18th. 1922, between the
hours OF r. NJ. and +, NJ. in each cleo
tion district where the parties have an en-
rollment.
In accordance with the statute and the
certificates duly filed with the Custodian
Of Primary Records by the respective Chair
Of the Republican, Democratic, Social
list. Farmer Labor and Prohibition Party
Organizations of the County OF New York
said Primary Election viii be held.
on the part OF the Republican Democratic.
Socialist. Farmer Labor and Prohibition
Parties for the purpose OF nominating two
qualified electors as candidates for Judges
of the Court OF General Sessions, one
qualified eector as candidate for Surrogate.
one qualified elector as candidate for Jus
tors candidates for Representatives IN
CoSa-~ss, qualified electors as candidates
for State Senate. qualified electors can
ddaies for Member Of Assembly, one quali-
fled ecctor candidate for Member of the
Board of Aldermen, qualified electors az
candidates FOR Delegates TO the state Con-
vention. qualified electors as candidates for
Aternates to the State Convention, quail
fled electors n candidates 70 the Judicial
District Convention qualified electors as.
candidates for Aiternate- ~ the judicial
District Convention. qualified electors as
mittee, qua ifled electors Members OF the
County Committee for each election district
within the County OF New York, and for the
nomination or election Of many OF such
other elective offices party positions that
may be lawfully filied and had been created
or become vacant IN said county prior 70
said Primary Elections.
Pursuant 70 the requirements of the FRI
mary Election Law the Board of Elections.
here describe the ballot to be used at the
Primary Election 10 be held on Tuesday
Septetnber 10Th. 1922.
The Color or the Republican Ballot shall
he Cherry. tho Democratic Ballot shall be
Green. the Socialist Ballot shall be Canary
(Iellowl. the Farmer Labor Ballot shall ba
Grey and the Prohibition Ballot shall be
Ce6ar brown. with each color throughout.
Each ballot shal have printed or written
upon its face the party NAM the Assembly,
district number the election district number.
the names n the offices 70 be filled aud
the names of the persons TO be voted for 10
fill such office.
JOHN n. NOORHIS.
CHARLES T. HENDT.
JAMES KANE.
JACOB A. LIVINGSTON.
Commissioners of Elections.
The New York herald., 1922-09-16
Raw SINK prices Go Higher.

Increased activity and rising prices
continued yesterday In the Yokohama
and local raw silk markets. Prices in
both markets rose 5 cents a pound. In
the Japanese market Americans con-
tinued to be heavy purchasers, with
only a small amount Of buying being
done by Europeans. Local importers
as a result of the increasing business
here. are decidedly firm In their price
views. 1t Is their belief that manufac-
turers have reached the stage where
they must buy in order to produce
enough finished goods to meet the in
creasing demand from consumers and
retail merchants. With the supply Of
desirable raw fiber limited importers
entertain hopes of a continued rise in
values.
The New York herald., 1922-09-16
a. IHhFNEII. StcININTy.
CENTRAL CHA sIGAR COMPANY.

New York, n. ~, Sept. 18th, ib.2.
Notice ta hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Central
Cuba Sugar Company viii b. held et the
New York city on the 3Oth day of Sop'em-
bcr 1922 VT IL o'clock noon for the purpose
OF elerting directors and Tor the Transaction
of such other business may properly
come before tho meeting Transfer books
close september inth, 1922. at 3 o'clock
f. NJ. and reopen w 10 o'clock a. n. oeto-
ber end. 1922
i. =. nE.fTMERs. secretary.
The New York herald., 1922-09-16
THE CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY
Notice OF Special Stockholders' Meeting
Richmond, Va. August is. 1921


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a sps-
cial Meeting Of the Stockholders of The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company has
bean called by tho Board OF Directors %
said Company TO be held at the principal
office OF the Company. In the City OF Rich
mond. Virginia. on Tuesday. the 26th day
OF September. 1922. at II 100 o'clock a. NJ.
Tor tho following purposes:
ta) To consider and act upon q pro-
posal 20 Increase the Company's capital
stock by the addition thereto OF stock
IN the par amount OF $50 .00o, 900, 10 bs
divided into 100000 shares Of the par
value OF 800 each. so as to make the
total authorized par amount ~ such
capital stock sIs5 O0o. 900. consisting ot
i,sso.ooo shares OF the par value OF 500
each such Increase OF capital stock 20
powers, or restrictions or qualifications
thereof, as tho stockholders az said
meeting shall determine or authorize:
and specifically, without limiting the
generality Of the foregoing. TO consider
and act upon proposal that the sdai.
tional capital stock be In the first in-
stance preferred stock. and that ths
same, or any thereof. may be converiisla
Into common stock:
%, To authorize the Board OF Dt.
rectors of the Company from time 10
time TO issue and 70 dispose of sucn
additional stock on such terms as such
Board may In the exercise OF It's lawful
discretion determine:
lc) To ratify ana confirm such action
heretofore taken or authorized by said
Board In anticipation OF such action by
the stockholders. as may be submitted
20 the meeting, and 20 take such other
and further action In the premises, IN
cuding the authorization OF any neces-
sary or appropriate amendment 0g
amendments of the charter OF the Com-
rsny. as the stockholders at thu mset-
ing may determine end
90 For the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting.
For the purpose OF tho meeting the stock
Ira Mf ba Mt a T. ~.
on Friday, September 4. 1922, and remain
closed until 10 A. M. on Wednesday. Sep
tember ~. 1922.
By Order Of the Board Of Directors.
rnEx.NrE~TSr Garrasarw
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COFFEE.
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York yesterday: Oats,
bushels. 1924: flour, sacks, 90, ,89f; bacons.
lbs. 800: cottonseed oil, lbs, 81, 1000; bar
ley, bushels, 800: beef. tlerces. so: lard,
lbs. 407 $50; lubricating OIL gallons 800. 800.
The New York herald., 1922-09-16
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
Cotton Goods and Raw Silk
Prices Gain With More
Active Markets.

Trading in the local gray goods mar
ket broadened considerably yesterday
and prices registered additional gains.
For the standard 3sla inch $3.50 print
cloths holders were demanding as high
as cents. although there were only
small sales at this figure. The bulk OF
Z trading was done at SIS cents. Sellers
OF 6S-72s asked 10 cents for their offer
ings and were getting it. There seems
TO be better disposition among buyers
to contract further ahead than formerly.
Buyers apparently are badly In need of
goods and therefore are not complaining
as much about price levels. The trade
believes that current business has so
strengthened conditions that cotton
goods prices will not go down even II
there is a break in raw cotton.
The New York herald., 1922-09-16
I'OIJITE'
LOST STOLEN On nr.erpov,,,,

LOST, STOLEN OR DESTROYED
70 Shares of Stock Of The National Park
,stnH ranH oI New york. certificates numbered
l2l02-lH 1892 issued IN the name ~
Homer n richardson. All persons arc re-
CURED to- iow cause 70 said The National
New York city. ~ ". why new cer,ifIcats ~
should not be issued IN lieu OF said cerfIf-
Gates 70 lost, stolen or destroyed
JOliN ". NOODARD. Executor OF the WIN
of Homer H. Richardson.
August IS, 1922,
The New York herald., 1922-09-16
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
international Telephone & Telegraph
C,rroynlian

New York, September ~. 1922.
The directors OF the International Tele-
phone and Telegraph Corporation have h3-
clared the regular quarterly dividend ~ one
and one-hau per cent. (i'sstl on the capital
stock of the company, payable o. obtr 10,
l022 20 stockholders OF record September
80 LEWIS j. PROCTOR. Secretary
The New York herald., 1922-09-16

Landon 2e7 81
DE MARION. Frani-J. Mandei. 1875
DANEIfY, Daniei-L. T. Hynt. 1.339.a0
NON. Mendei. ..,..''........s !. 252.65
FERGUSON. John G.. and Fidelity
4 Casualty Co. OF y. Y.-People. - ..
FARMERS co "a, OPERATIVE FEED
AND PRODUCE CO, INc.-D.
FARMiNGDALE TRUCK FARMS.
INC. and Albert T. Haight-An-
drew Cone General Advertising
cARRIGuEs INDnujssTrRIALi PROD 'SV
UCrs CORP. Neumack. ...,'.. 7.9oo,35
LTD. .,............., ...,............' 7.2so,5o
Van Corp. ..................... 5s5.45
cRIFEI.. Solomon--S. Kraust ct al. 151,15
s.-Oppenhsim, Collins 4 Co. 2Js,57
GILMAN, INC, and Deborah Gil
GRAvEL. Louis-chcpak Textile '
Co. Inc. .................,.... 4o4.s2
HFARN. Edward l. l.. : : Mercantile 80
Trust Co.. ............... l6.s5s.ss
bury ......,................ 51s.26
60. co.........s...........,~..'...., 537.7o
Hansiaw ...................... s24ao
kkAMER. Benjamin-C. Mutt. 307.i5
LOUIS l.. SCHWARTZ CO. INC,
and Louis l.. sehwartz-B. semel' q .2seo4
McGREGoR, John e.. or J. Il.
McGregor = William Jacksons
Savage Observation-Disclosures. 44e.s3
INc.-o. trimmer. 2.4eeoT
thai ...-................. s.oee.eo
wrecking Co. o..................... 1894
PRICKEN, Adolph-S. Maier ...... 66o72
p
SAMPLER. Ada MO Grimmer... 2.496.0s
Casually co.-People, &c ....... 10000
SAM MANN 4 BROTHERS. INC
SHERMAN SQUARE CONSTITUTE
TION CoRPORATION-C. G.
UNiTEp hrsenS I'm iMPoRT 6 IT AND TRApiNG 'A'''
CO.. and Albert Won Der werth-
Ladd Tilton Bank. k............... 3,3J6.42
WEINSTEIN. Max. and Benjamin
n. Berler ...................,. t- 1.724A
sAME-same ..................... i.o2s 90
THE BRONX.
CoNLAN, Robert S.-J. Prestes... ss63.55
KLEIN. Max, and Louis Cadrone--
MAKSTEIN. Morris-E. G. Genchar 32o.2a
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name is that OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
COOPER, Max, and Fidelity and
Deposit Co. of Maryland-People,
&C.: Oct. IL. 1921 tcanceled) ..... 81 90
CLINTON. Adophus. and New
Amsterdam Casualty Co.-Same;
June 10. 1922 Cancelled. ......... 100000
GALLAGHER. Thomas. and New
Amsterdam Casually Co.-Same;
June g 1922 tcanceed) ........... 10000
VITARELLI. Joseph and Giuseppe
NJ Pascarela: June 10, 1922. 5o4.70
JOSEPH SCHMIDT. INc.-Willam
ottman Co.; May II. 1922. ..... o.59s.49
FITZGERALD. Joseph F.-Saranac
Realty Co.. Oct. 6, 1921. .......... 4.STi.5j
SIiESTERFIELD MFG. CO., It
all. W. Green, ct al; April
-. 1922 ...................... 640.1T
INTERCONTINENTAL EXPORT
ING CORPORATION-Journ OF
Commerce and Commercial Bue-
tin. July II. 1920. 0................. 4o4.sS
BURGINSKY. Nathan--H. Brown:
Oct. l6. 1917. i...................... 22I .05
RHODES, Leopold B.-Stayton
Realty Corporation; March -,
l3@- .........s..t. l,ilU.o-
RADT. Max-B. Steiner: Dec. 4.
1920 (canceled) .................. 14,sis.3s
THE BRONX
B r Q A d WAY DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATfON-J. Wharf ct al.
Dec. 10. 1920. ..........-.......... s1.osa.4i
The New York herald., 1922-09-16
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREs
lniled Shoe Machinery Corporation

Tho Directors of this Corporation have
declared dividend Of i'seo on the Preferred
capital stock They have also declared a
dividend of SOC per share on the Common
capital stock. Tie dividends on both pre-
terred and Common stock are payable Octo-
ber >, ip22. to stockholders or record al tho
close Of business September TO- 1879.
The New York herald., 1922-09-16
f'HI(.AGO.
U. 5. LAND BANK FARM LOAN BONDS

U. ). LAND BANK FARM LOAN BONDS.
Yield
B.d. Ask. Abt.
fFed. Land rank Farm Loan
o.. Nov, 1off op. 3i...... iofH 1olI 437
tied. Land Bank Farm Loan
Is. May. 1871 op. 3t.......f fosk 1o4M 435
tied. Land Bank Farm Loan
5s. May. 1888 op. f0oZ 1of1 3.15
fFed. Land Bank Farm Loan
AS, May. 1912 op. 90. .f0fh 1oigs 4.35
trod. Land Bank Farm Loan
as, May. 1889 op. 2i,....f0o io0k $50
tied. Land Bank Farm Loaa
4iss, Nov, 1893 op. 2j.....100 100A 40
tFcd. Land Bank Farm Loan
4izs, May, 1887 op. -. .. 100 1OOM 43O
mot listed on New York stock Exchange.
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.
Yield
Bid Ask. Ab't.
fChicaro--Joint Stock Land
Bk. 5Ms. Nov. 1851 op los 1864 4.8O
fJoint Stock Land Bank 5s.
May, 1899 op. 24.%....... ooh 1901 500
tJoint Stock Land Bank %.
Nov, 1899 op. 23.......... 9oh f00L 500
tNct listed on New York Stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1922-09-16
Dress Manufacturers Busy.

Business in the dress manufacturing
trade has expanded materially in the
last few weeks. Statesmen are again
on the road. and although they are
booking only small orders from retail
ers the volume is larger than that
booked on their initial trip While re-
taiiers are quite confident that an ac-
tive fall trade lies ahead, they are
waiting until the consumer demand Is
actually manifest. Poiret twills. trico-
tine and satin faced cantons continue
to enjoy undimnished popularity. A
prominent manufacturer reported that
he has been forced to pay about So
cents yard more for poiret twils
now than a few weeks ago. Prices of
dresses have not been advanced. al
though manufacturers are meeting
higher prices in the primary markets.
The New York herald., 1922-09-16
Increase In Electrical sales.

Business in the electrical industry
continues to increase, according to Elcc-
trfcdL World. Central stations are buy
ing more material in preparation for
the winter months. Fan sales were good
last week in Chicago because of the un-
usual hot weather. Fixtures of the bet
ter grade are selling In larger volume.
Profits in motor sales are reported as
unsatisfactory to the manufacturers and
some price increases are expected.
Storage battery sales for August were
far ahead Of the corresponding month
OF last year. ew.@-s
The New York herald., 1922-09-16

ssleso x, Open. High. Low Ias.
20 Westgh Air. fb2i. 1O2ig IOo Ioa
100 West Penn pfd 35s: 35s. 35s. 35s.
BONDS.
1000 Ind Brew 6s 7s 7e "a "a
The New York herald., 1922-09-16
THE IMPORTERS & TRADERS NATIONAL
BANK or NEW YORK

New York. Scptember l5th. i022
quarterly dividend of Six Per Cent. has
to-day beeu declared by this bank, payable
on the end day ~ October next. to stock.
holders of record y, tile close of business
September 22nd. 1922.
q II pIsfAN rauhtor
The New York herald., 1922-09-16
THE STEEL TuBE COMPANY or

The regular quarterly dividend OF ono and
three-quarters per cent. tiAsj has been de-
clared on the Preferred Stock of this Com.
pany. payable October I, 1922. TO stockhoid.
ers of recSfd as o. the close OF business
scptcmbcrjgo 1922;
The New York herald., 1922-09-16
TORONTO.
Rld. Ask
poRCupINE.
LAKE.

Elliott K - tr.ake shore 2.sg
Kirk Lake ~ ~ Teck-H H.. Q2h e3
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bos Greek. d. - wasaplka. ciH -
Hattie -. 30k 3i4
The New York herald., 1922-09-16
IlONIlR.
BALTIMORE

Sales. Open. High Low. Last.
I01 Ar CO. ~ 3s rs Ms
40 " q Sons pf. 20 - 20 90
~ Cent Teresa pf pa ga "a -,
; q & T. pf. r., .insa 1nS4 10st fnsi.
tt Com Credit 90 90 G2ia 81
81 Com Cred pf II 2s ~ 2S -
1To Consoi pewer4iis 1ioit fts iia
- Con T. SO pr .fias, iiaas 1ies4 1Ig2,
30 Cosd Co pf. s7a 81. ~. 81.
o lid e. Deposit. .ii2i. 1i2L fr2i. 1925.
ITO Fin Co OF Am. - 81 ~ ~
rs Fin Guar pr. 81 81 u 81
s8 Houston oil pf 90 30 no 20
90 Mfrs Finance. G0t. sOns 8oi- G0ts
162 Penn w P....1t2k III 1i2ih 1t5
- New Am Cas-. 32s 32t 1924 a2it
10 n $ Alcohol pf 0TL 0II 9Ti. gfl,
10 " S Fid Gu.ii0 40 40 1io
$40 United Rys. q. 2iis 80 ctis -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
GENERAL EDWARDS PROTI
ODZBROJENf.

Do Clevelandu, kde prozili
cast sveho mladf, pfibvl prave
veteran cd Chateau Thierry j
jinych pamatnych bojist' "a
svetov6 valky, gen. Clarence
r. Edwards. Ubytoval Sc spo-
IN manzelkou v Statlerove no.
telu a hodla navStiyiti i mayo
ra Kohlera jake astareho zra-
meho. Ryv tazan novinarskym
Zpravodajem ma vlastnl mine
nj Zname odzbrojovaci akci.
vyslovil sc yelice pochybne o
moznosti staleho miru. Arci
jinak nemuze byti od mu-
Ze, jehoz remeslem jest volen-
stvi. Zeimena nevefi V od-
Zbro;e Spoienych Statu We
tri Y podobne pacifikaci ien no.
va neDeZDecl.
"Voianfeni jest nejuslechti-
leisi protest ma svete, uci sebe-
ob6tovanl a buduje lasku ze-
me-" pravil zastance Marsiy
a vychvaloval valecne remeslc
jako odbor vyehovny, ktery u
tuzuie telo, prohodil pri tom
Zname heslo Tyrsoyo. "V zdra
vem 'ele zdravv duch." Prohla
sill Sc soucasn6 pro milicn
system republiky Svycarske
kde kazdy schopny muz jes
soucasn6 vojinem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
MAYOR KOHLER A BE-.
PECNOSTNf RADA.

Y radnici konala Sc vcera
schuze bezpecnostni rady, KITE
re Sc sucastnili fiditel mestska
bezpeGnosti T. G.. MARTINEZ a
president Obchodni Komorv
A. G.. Brown. Mayor Kohler
prohlasil, re Y Clevelande NIT
re bvti ien jedna policie a ka2-
de zatykani nepovolanvmi do
brovolniky musi bvti zastave-
no. Ia drivejsi administrace
bvlo zvoleno as Is Zvlastnich
vypomocnVch serifG dobrovol-
niki, kteri 81 zvolili opravdu
poditny sport, udavati totiz
prestupniky dopravnich mari
zeni. Krone techto zamest-
navajo sc touto cinnosti jeSt6
3alsich 691 policeinich ochot-
, nika, kteri nell byti V podob.
mem smeru policii napomocni.
Ma dotaz, jak 81 mayor pfed
stavrie pomoe bezpetnostni IA
dv. odpov6del. re odpovi IA ne
kolik dni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
DO VCEREJSKA PODALO
1000 VYSLOUZnCU IA
DOSTI o BONUS.

Cd ctvrtka rano, kdy byla
bonusova akce zahajena, po-
dano bylo mezi 1000 al 5000
zadosti veterann svdtove valky
o udeleni prifknute nahrady.
Naval vcera ale nebyl jiz tax
znacny.
Netfeba snad podotykati, re
pfi vyplnovanl tiskopisi dojde
k scenam tklivym veselym.
TAX Sc ptal jeden z aplihant1,
zda nebude ma pfekazku, re
hyl pastaven pred valecny
soud We Francii. Byv tazan.
ze by to nevadilo jen kdyz bvl
iinak cestne ze svazku armady
propulsion. Tu zadatel pravil,
ze nikoli a Sc smutne .sveSenou
hlavou odchazel. Jiny Sc "a
Sc ptal, zda k vyplaceni bonu-
su stacf doba dewitt dni, ktere
vezel V unifprme StrVce Sama.
take tomuto kandidatovi muse
10 byti ohlaseno, ze ~ tax
kratkou dobu stryc Sam bonu-
cv klopiti nemiIZe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
PODNIKATELE VYSTAv
PROTEsTUJf PROFIT O.
POZDENEMU OTE-
VRENf AUDITORIA
Skcdy, jez by mesiu vzesly cd.
Iozenim vystav.

Poradatele rdznvch vystav,
.;ez melv h%ti poradany jiz to-
to iaro V novem mestskem au-
ditoriu, dne Is. llnora neb po-
zdeii. isou hotovi zahajiti po
plfpad6 soudni jednani, aby
vcera prozrazeny lmysl mayo
ia Freda Kohlera otevfiti te-
prve budovu po nplnenr doho-
toveni byl zmenen. Vsichni
tito interesenti dostavili sc wee
ra k mayorovi a snazili Sc r1u
zamer uvedeny rozmluviti, ale
namahani bylo marnym. Ko-
hler zdstal neoblomnym a ho-
dla odevzdati budovu verejno-
sti teprve az posledni kontrak-
tor svoii praci skonci a take
tehdy. kdyz obyvatelstvo uka-
re dosti dohre vile a bude au-
ditorium podporovati TAX, aby
Sc samo vvplacelo.
Zylastni podvybor Obchod
nj Komory sejde Sc dnes dopo-
ledne, ably pojednal. zda by
auditorium nebylo mozno udr-
zovati dobrovolnymi prispevky
obcanstva a jak by molly byti
poradany podnikv, ktere by
rozlehle mistnosti stale nail
maly. Po pripade ma prisp6-
ii i Community Chest. Kdyby
sehnan byl jisty fond ma W.
drzovani budovy, pax Sc oce-
kava veskerou jistotou, re by
j mayor byl Gstupnejsi.
Podnikatele projektovanych
vVstav stavitelske. potravinove
kvetinove i iinych atrakci, Wy
poGitavaji iiz mnoho-li by
pfisli. kdvby auditorium melo
byti die mavorova rozkazu O.
tevfeno teprve az V m6sici kve-
thu - po jarni sezone, kdv ma
stane doba vyletu do pfirody
a hikdo vTstavx jH nenarste-
vuie. Take pfipravne praca
vyzadalv jiz znacnych nakla-
da 2 odkladem bv utrpeli pod
nikatele ale cele mesto. jez
by prislo 0 znacny uzitek, w
plyvajici 2 hromadnych :,a
vstev cizich hosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-14
zENA Sc UCHAZf o MAN.
DAT SENATORA SPOJE-
NYCH STATU.

Clenka skolni rady pani Vir-
ginie II. Greenova prohlasila
vcera veeer We SVEN domov6,
2118 vych. 40. ul. re Sc bude
uchazeti o lirad spolkoveho Sc
natora. V statu Ohiu to bu-
de prvni pfipad. Oznameni
bvlo dosti strucne kandidatu-
ra jeii ma byti jistym prote-
stem americkych zen proti "a
prodavani mist V nejvetslm "a
merickem tribunalu, narazeiic
tax ma pripad srnatora T. H.
Newberryho 2 Michiganu.
Pfedvolebni 1ampan fiditi
81 bude sama primo re sve re-
sidence. neprohlasuje vSak ida
"pobezi' "a demokratickou
stranu, v ktcre hyla nacelnici
vesker6 politick6 cinnosti zen
naseho okresu. Stalo-li by sc
tax. vystoupila bv primar-
Mich volbach iako politicka
soupefka senatora Pomerena 2
Cantonu.
Greenova zaseda Y cleveland
ske skolni rad6 iiz po 8 rokH
= jest ieii neistarsi prislusni-
CT. Jistou politickou bystrost
i roZhled. jakoz vymluvnost a
svmpaticke vystupovani nemo-
hou il upirati ami politicti od-
pGrci.
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POlAPENY PODvoDNY
PRODAVAc AKCIf.

49,
Ma imeno Jamese Fl. McNi.
cholase ma mnoho Cleveland'a-
MI vzpominky ne plrave vesel6.
Jest to prohnany lotr, jenz ma
palil as diva tuctv osob 0 vice
jak 100000, pf. prodeii akcii
ma zlate dolly. Poskozenci jsou
nejen V Cleyelande, ale po ce-
lem seyernfm Ohiu. AS pred
rokem prodaval farmarim ak
Gle spolecnosti ma hnojiva va
pna, ktera vsak ex:slovala ien
na papife. Mnozi sn dosud pa
matuii ma smelly ieho dt6k re
zdejsfho okresniho v6zeni v
breznu pred osm; roxy. Pred
stiral mdlobv iznemoc, abv Sc
dostal do nemocniGni cely a
kdvz mu dozorce pfinesl iidlo.
rvchle iej odstrcil, vyrazil dyer
mi a bezel k oknu We sklep6,
iez bylo otevfeno, kterym Wy
lezl a vskocil do cekajicfho
nan automobile, Y kter6m uni
rel. Bvl sice zatcen cd te do
bv n6kclikrate, ale nebylo Iii
steno. re Jest v Clevelande hle-
danym uprchlikem.
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UMRTf ri. AMY CAM
PULOVE.

z rad nasich pracovnic ode
ISla vcera veeer Y neznamo pa
nj Anna Campulcva, rozena ma
Kladne. iez do Ameriky prisla
pred 18 roxy Zemrela v po-
mern6 mladem v6ku AZ rokG a
pohibena bude V pondeli od-
poIedne 2 Ceske Narodni Sine
m Broadway ma hfbitov Har-
ward Grove. Nenprosna smri
zaatihla il V iejich dome ma %
2astavce Y Bedfordu. Zesnu-
Il kra janka byla Glenkou sbo-
ri Zenv Pokroku {. So. S. P. j
a byla znama svoji ochotou
pfikIadati rnku k dilu vseobec
ne prospesnemu. Byla CHINA
N nasich slavnych bazarovych
dnu pfi sbiranI prispevkll
IA dan svobodomyslnych. Bu-
diz il "a to uchovana cestna
namatka. Zanechava zde "a
lem zdrceneho manzela a syna
Antcnina, krone cele fady
pfatel zde j IA mofem, kterym
vvslovujeme upfimne minenou
soustraSt.
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ZLATA RYBKA v MT.
PLEASANT.

Ochotnictvo spolkov6 sine
ma vych. 131. ul. sehra.je V ne
deli vybornou tffaktovou vese-
lohru od znameho autora roz-
marnych divadelnich her, JOS.
Stolby, "Zlata rybka". V mezi-
akti pfi pozdejsf tanecnf "a
bav6 1cinkovati bude sokolska
hudba. aHru nacvicil S nevsed-
nj peel pan Jaro Junger.
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Poor MA FALESNE KO-
IEKTORY DAM.

Okresni pokladnik Ralph
Mcbride oznamuje, ze nekolik
obcanI bylo napaleno podvod-
nou bandou, jejiz clenove sc
vydavaii IA kollektory DAM
*. nj. Addentovi, 3442 zap. 49
ulice dostavil Sc vymluvny mu5
ienz Sc predstavil jako vyber-
ci dani a snazil Sc mu namlu.
viii, re must doplatiti $12.41
Addent sc rozzlobil ma velkt
zdan6ni a pravil, re media mic
ale re 81 ma berniho dobehnt
sam take dobehl a dozvede
Sc, ze no prochazka tato use
tTila skody.
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ZfTRA PO DRUHE CARNE.
VlLLSKE ZVONKY.

Melodicka opereta Planque-
tova, oblibene Cornevillske
zvonky budou Ultra hrany po
druhe a sice v Ceske Mar. ST.
nj ma Broadway. Prvnl pred
stavenl sc velice libilo a dou-
fame, re tomu bude tax j v ne
deli. Ia onemocneleho pana
Palu, jenz hral Gasparda, hra-
ii bude part ten p. Sole, jeni
jest znam svym vystoupenim
jako Kecal v Prodane neveste
Predprodej listkG k nedelniml
predstaveni jest u pi. Smrzo
We.