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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-15
SHERRARD
Sunday school Picnic

H
Tho annual all-day picnic ~ the
Pleasant HIN Sunday school VIII o'
held on the church lawns on Wednes-
dav. \ basket dinner viii be enjoyed
q, noon and tho afternoon Will he spent
ut races and contests OF various KINDS.
bringing Up Father 49,,
The Nj. O!ivet Epw"rth ieaEhe VII
rrcscn. = rIav entitled. bringing Up
Father" a. the Nj. OlIvct hall. Thurs
day evening Aux. i, under tn" direction
IF William Bender. Following the play
refreshments will hc served.
Sherrard Briefs
Miss Res Dorsey. "f Wheeling was
tho guest Of Mrs. Mary Reilly over the
Weekend.
NIsses u:,da Fr:emson and Virginia
Talhcr, have returned :" their homes
hare from West Liberty. where they
wcr. attending summer school at the
state normal.
Mrs J. II. Montgomery; who has been
very Ill a. the z. MONTGOMERY home, Is
improved. .
4 number Of persons from Shrrrard
and NJ. Olivct attended the camp meet
Ing at Moundsville.
Miss Jane Drum. Of Wheeling. !s visit
Ing at the home Of her brother, Herbert
Drum.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whtts left FOR
Pittsburgh Monday. after a visit WIN
! Mr.. Whites mother. Mrs Emma White
Of Nj. Oi;v"}.
Mrs. W. =. Watson has returned home
from Chicago. where she spent sew
era weeks
VI. S~rcdokc-. oc VI 0Iivc;. visited
relatives in Mounds,iii" Saturday and
SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Ms. George MARBLE. ~ Re,h-
lchrm. ar" visiting IA Alliance, q.
Mise Elau,h- Er0w". Of Wheeling
Island. VS. HE guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L. W. Mrrombs sunday.
Henry T. Woody and Son. Donald. and
p. 7 Hunter. 81 McM""hen spent sun
dny with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs.. 4. {. Myers and family
and Nj. and Mrs. Ear Huss and Jam
tly. all of NJ. O'!vci. returned Sunday
from a motor trip :" Cumberland and
other points.
Mrs. II +. Cook md sons. Robert and
Glenn, visited a. Glen Easion Sunday.
Mrs. Emma White. ~ NJ. Oiivet. -
recovering after n serious Illness.
Misses Mary Miller, Of Mozart. and
Alberta Mozena. or Martins Ferry. were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Miller
over The weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Bender. o. D,1on's
Rnn. visited at NJ. Olivct sunday.
Misses H.Ida Rierk md Lillian Snede-
her have returned to their homes ri NJ.
owe; after a TWO weeks stay at AZ
'an;!r cry.
Mrs. Mary Nuaurr. - Wheeling, VS.
,tcd Il; The { W. McComhs home Sun
dav.
II C Marsh continues quite III.
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NEW MARTINSv|LLE

Flolse. infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris {. Hawkins. OF Washing
TON street, has been very seriously Ill
for tho past few days with asthma n
considerations DR.. Thornton. or
Wheeling. was In consultation with
prs. Martin and $chmied Saturday
evening. It is now believed that the
danger Is past
The Fourth Quarterly conference OIL
81. Johns Methodist Episcopal church.
South. was held Sunday. pr. c. {.
Perkins. Of ParkcrsburG. was In charge.
Splendid reports were mad" for the
wear. and Or. Miles. the minister. high
~ communicated for the good show
inC Of his work. He wa asked TO re-
turn 10 this passionate for another year.
His Annual Conferem'" VIII meet IN
Fairmout, September iSt
The Boy Scouts 81 Trorp 40. I have
returned from their camp =; TWIN Pop
lars where they spent w." weeks. The
.ramp IS now occupied lay Troop No. 3.
Of The Christian church in Rrooklin.
With the reorganization "' the Boy
Scou, movement here this fall Il Is ex-
pected that a council Will result. Four
troops will be scheduled for the fall
and winter.
The Short Lines All Star failed 10
stop the fast New Martinsville nine
sunday afternoon at the Cox Eall PARK.
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ST. MARYS

Charles Cornell. of Willow. was here
Thursday evening m business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed and chit.
dren. nf LaRello. were callers here on
Thursday.
MrH. Robert Goerdar ~ Crane Island,
was shopping here Friday
Miss Dnss Wiley - spending a rnw
dnys IN Marietta the guest OF her sister
Mrs, King
George Kidd. ~ Moss Run. O. was a
business caller hove Thursday.
Mr. md Mrs. NcTasgar. ard Mrs.
Johnston ~ Eureka. a'tsndod the violin
re'ictal hcrN Thursday cven!ng.
Mr.. and MrH. Harold Gathers ara
spending tho week with friends N Nor
gantowr.
A largo crowd FROM hers moto-cd 70
ponrshorn Wednesday evening, to A.
tend the baseball game between ST..
Marva and Pcnnshoro. tho latter WIN
ming To- g.. MRryH band gave a con-
cert IN the evening.
Mr4 e. q. ShonhcrdEor md Miss Rose
chophcrdson. Of Crane Island. were
shopping hero Thursday.
:. . N~arTnEERr,. Of Eureka. Was
transRrt'ng husines hero Wednesday.
Miss Rachel Rca. NJ this city and Mr..
G. Simpson ~ Wheeling, wsrs quietly
married IN Tyler county. EundRr, ku-
gust 9Th. They will ns a. homo 70 their
many friends a. Niddlebourro within 4
short time.
Marr Macsweersy. VINO mad her ton
."s removed AZ Grinr's ~hosTitai, we'd
"">fqv ts getting along nicely.
REV and Mrs. r r. Don!ev returned
homo Monday. after q two weeks rrea'
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The score was 10 TO q. Tho team from
this city has had an exceptional sea-
son. having lost but ono game.
School is announced tofopen the first
Monday in September. The roster OF
teachers has not yet been announced.
l., j. stated, however. that all teachers
have been appointed. Teachers 1nsti-
tute will be held August 2Sth., sept
LIST. Prof. futile and Supt. GorDy IN
charge.
Mr., and Mrs. Nm. Oblinger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Winer, Mt. and Mrs. Sam
uel V. Williamson. left Monday morn
ing for the Chesapeake Bay. where they
will camp for the ncxt " weeks. They
we're accompanied by their children.
Mcssrs. r. VI. McIntire, Francis
Buchner. Frank Hartman. James Nc
Intire and s.. {. Jones will leave Thurs
day for Mooseheart, to attend the
Mooseheart convention. They repre-
sent the thriving lodge Of this city.
Prof. and Mrs. J. II. Gorby are visit
Ing relatives at Akron, Ohio.
The camp chapeoned by Mrs. Lula
Blair. and located near Beverly, Ohio
on the Muskingum, will break up this
week.
Tho w. II. Miller excursion steamer
was here Saturday evening and o o a
large number TO New Matsmoras and
returned at 2:45 Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Startzman have
moved into the residence recently va
Gated by DR.. Schmied on Maple ave-
nue..
Miss Lottie Bruce, who has been at
ending Summer Normal At west LID
crty. has returned to her home.
Messrs. Harry and Robert Waynan.
LAWS ,Jonea and Charles Rave, who
have been attending the Epworth Lea
que Institute at B~uckhannon. have re-
turned 10 their homes here.
Misses Pauline n Balm Miles, VINO,
have beer spending the summer down
in the Houston section OF Virginia. ara
expected home this week.
Mrs. J. F.. Garrett and nteces. Misses
Rose and Emily Taylor. have returned,
from two weeks spent with relatives
near Wileyville.
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TONE IS NOTED IN
IN THE SUGAR MARKET

New York. AVE 1.-THE raw sugar
market wa quiet and without sales 10
hKv, a. rcfincrs were awaiting Il better
demand for refined. 1t was reported
that some sugar controlled by opera
tors was available at three p3t ana
some store sugar at 81 3" delivered. Inc
Inst sale OF CGbn's wds on the basis OF
$3.50 delivered.
Raw sugar futures opened TWO 10
three points lower owing TO a ht'Io
local selling. and after n rather sh'Fp
rally, due TO covering and Il lttle wall
stree. buying. weakened again IN the
afternoon. Wall street hours turned
sellers In the weakness IN stocks ana
there was some selling also by cotton
people. The close was easy
and four to seven points net lower.
"a rhange occurred in refined, which
was very dull. What little demand APP
reared was being supplied by second
hands under rcfiner's prices. Fine
~granula,cd ramaincd a, 7ooT7in
Refined futures were nominal ana
ne, unchanged. September closed 30;
oct. 80; Dec. 30.
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Belmont. sN:

Several from this Vicinity attended
the Sunday school picnic at Bend-Fork.
Saturday.
Mrs. Shepherd and son. Of Glaneo.
visited her sister. Mrs. Morgan Gatten,
last week.
Mr.. and MIS-. seymors Gatten. az
Sewellsville. were callers At the home
OF his father one cay last week.
Leander Melott, Of Beallsville visited
last week with his brother Frank
Melotts.
A number from here attended camp
meeting at Miners Grove, Sunday.
Clifford Kemp and brother, Andy
were visitors at Belmont Ridge, Satur-
day night.
Hollis More and family were visit
ors At Lampsville. Sunday afternoon.
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SANDY RIDGE
Family Reunion.

family reunion Of immediate Teia-
lives. waa held 1T the home OF MT
md Mrs. Lawr,ucc S. klnncr SUNDAY
Al tho noon hour a splendid dihner
was served In the grove real the resi-
denCc and an enjoyable time was spent
by all. The following persons were
present: Mr.. and Mrs Y. l.. SKINNER
and sons, Willis. Walter. and Lewis
MIR. and Mira. Charles Parker ana
daughters. Margaretta and Clara. MI
rnd Mrs. FL Evans and sons. Arthur
and charles, Of Columbus. Mr. ana
Mrs. T.. =. Hirst, Of Tacoma. Mr.. ana
NeS. Caleb Hobbs and children or
Sandy Ridgc. Mr., and Mrs. Howard
s. Kinncr and son. Lloyd; Mr. and Mr5'
L. G.. Naylur. and daughters Martha
and Mildred. Of Mt. Holly. MIR. ana
Mrs. David Par"vr and children Ruth
rnd John. Mrs. WILSON Parker. or
vinegar Valley and Mrs. Ahbie Naylor'
Of Sandy Ridge. .
Mrs. Lake Howell and children and
Mrs. Campbell. attended the picnic a.
Epworth park bethesda, Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Bailey Of O.. $. |.
spent last week with her parents NJ.
cnd Mrs Ross Bailey Of MI. Holly.
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ton spent here with tho !f'rers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Russell.
Attorney j. f.. Barrow is critically III
ut his home on First street.
vory pleasing violin recital was
give, ~ the prCshS terrain church on
Thursday evening by the pupils OF M'a+
Marian Wells.
The members of Miss Edith nam
mett's sunday school class: OF tho NJ =.
church. enjoyed Il twilight picnic at
Williams Park on Friday evening.
On Wednesday Afternoon. Mrs. F.. TIP
lot, entertained the girls or her Sunday
school class Of tho NJ. L. church, WIN II
party and picnic. !,
w ond Mrs J r. McCollum and
daughter. Louise. will leave Monday fof
nm extended auto trip to Atlantic CITY
MI. and Mrs. \. II. Stanley and son;
Julian. NJ. and Mrs. W. IL. Gutn' VIII
leave the first Of tho week on an ex-
tendcd auto "trip. They will ne gone
weeks.
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CALL LoANs HOLD UP.

Nav York. Aug. ll-Ca!l money
easier. high 1. I"w 8 ruling rate :;
closing lid =: Offered At 3ia. last loan
3; call loans against acCeuptanCes
~: time l"ans easier; mixed collateral
20 ard =" d"yy -UiA; four and SIX
months ~. Trim" commercHl paper
tG4k.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. Aug. li-Cottcn goods
were quiet IN unfinished lines to-day.
Orders came forward steadily FOR fin
lshed lines. but small quantities wore
taken. Yarns were quiet and barely
steady. Wool goods were purchased
steadily and moderately for spring. and
fall ,cbrinE trade was steady. Raw silk
sas qpistsr, With y slight settsning re-
ported Ruriaps rere steady, the Off
Ella report July shipments Being - Ser
oant lsss than early rArcvts indicated
o.. a .ota' OF 10000 . "sr4s ~ hts
country from Calcutta Jebeers rsrer,-
ed . STEADY trlaa
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CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.

chicago. Aux. li-TradinE In Inc
puiter market was rath"r quiet TO-
Gav. but with light stocks on the
stree. the market showed no signs on
weakness. It was even possible, IN
>Omr eases to Get firm - 10 hair cent
on real desirable lots but the
hulk OF tho business was the current
rrices. The market III all grades was
firm. Cars centralized were in modcr-
o,a supplv and while there was not A
keen demand. dealers were holding
firmly. The prospects OF n more CON-
nlete tie-up nt transportation was
keeping the market unsettled.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug Il, '22
Furnished The lntollIGencer by A. Il.
Masten d Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of w, Va. Bldg.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Ch!ca 20. Aug. li-Whea; underwent
A sharp setback IN price today N"lnH
largely 10 the breakdown Of tho inter
allied conference ~ London The close
was unsettled lSC to - ne; lower.
Nlin September $l.1l'. To- si.DtS ana
December $l.OG 10 S'"2i,. corn hn'SAed
ri - L. up. oats r>"f.' I" &c GOWN
and aroyistnne varying from unchanged
figures Ia Il setback ct re.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo, O.. Aug. i4.--Wheat. cash
los, September lo7, Dec. lcY. Clov4r
seed, prime cash lC1j. DC, Heo. Dec
as. A!s!ks, prime Ssh a7H: r'rr gu
~" 'N Timo'hy prime cssh ?fe
Oct. ia; Dec. 27G
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va, Aug II, 90
Furnished The intelligence Ivy \ T..
Masten & Co. members sew lC"E S'0'N
Exchange. Second floor National Hank
of " Va Bldg.
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OIL MARKETS

0l C':-. T. tug Il -."r-tit eel
1~~ss - rpns 81 KS nv"-aE. HI.il7
Shipments 81. as, average 55. SOL.
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N. \. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. ". Va. Aug -. 30
Furnished The l~ntelligsncer pv 4. 2.
MSster & 90. members New NOTN Stock
Excan<s second tie"r National Ban
o. ". Va. Bids.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. .Au= IL, 80
Furnished The Iutciiigencer by \. F..
Mastcn 4 Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF W. Va. Rid
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS
Wheeling, w. Va,

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug II, 20
Furnished The intelligence by A. r.
Masten & Co. members New YORK Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Ank
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ATTACKS Directed
ON STOCK MARKETS
BY PROFESSIONALS
raks Advantage Of Deadlock In RAD
Strike which Results In Eecsssiona
Of ! to q Points-RAilway
stocks Drop.

New York. Aug. IL FrcresSiona.
operators today took ADVANTAGE or me
deadlock in the rail strike to launch
TWO attacks on tho stock market one
At the beginning and one 81 the close.
: which resulted in recesStons % ~
I points IN the active issues.
Active and strong buying support
halted the first reaction. but construc-
tive sentiment apparently WAS dlsap-
pointed over the p~rOlongatton OF the
strike and tho second attack caused
many shares 10 yield and close a. the
lowest prices Of the day.
Northwestern rails. which had re-
gained the largest advance IN the mp
ward movement las, week Yielded the
most, Losses OF | TO 2N points were
shown by Missouri Pacific. Northern
Pacific: Great Northern. preferred.
Nero Marquette. St. E2ul. Chicago ard
Northwestern. Rock Island. Chesapeake
and Ohio. New York Central. ST Louis
and San Francisco. 81. Louis, south
western "a Lehlgh Tal,sy central rail-
way Of New. Jersey. dropped five points
en- small sales.
Petroleum r~luctuates.
Mexican petroleum ~fluctU7tsi within
n radius 90 nearly SIN points c,osln:
at = net loss %: fonr daur'"r points.
Extensive selling ~ general Asphalt
common forced il down -FOUR points. and
pfd SIN points NSNi"au SeahCar,i. Fan
ANN. Petroleum.. philips Petroleum
and Standard o., IT New York w"rH
heavy at losses nj approximately 20
. points
independent s,cels were s:ro0. ~
tho carly trading "r reports - -
Early contamination Vt n" two n
dependent MERGERS hut they Ssrg"d
- -. ~. 4 = = ~ =
Lackawa0ra steel vas off - RI
public dropped ~ ard smaller declines
took MACE on Midva,N. Rcp,osl" and
Vanadium. United states see! re-
,"led -.
Several high records were made N
tho upward movement around noon.
rc;ah!y by Sears-Roehuck, BURNS Bros,
1nternstiona' harvester. National
Cloak and Suits: Famous PLAYERS: Nj
vsrr" Rumiy. .N''ied Chemical aud J..
J. case. pfd. hu; most 81 these vi",d"1
with tn" general list in final dea'.
!nGS.
Total sales w"v" approximately So
600 shares.
\ new low record in N" Canadian DIS
count rate and "a sharp break in Fr'H,n
Francs featured the dealings IN foreign
exchange. Tie Canadian premium was
down 20 $-52nd of l per cent. wa- rom-
pared with a high If lAr, p'r cent IN
December. 1920. md 3-lS - I per cent
last saturday. Failur" ot 10 Allied
prcmicrS - reach an agreement caused
the reaction in francs. which foil le
points 70 sos cents. Demand sterling
was /, of and German marks were
down % ilT." a hundred. only u or n
rent above the extreme low record. RAJ
Riar. Italian and Dutch rates were DOWN
5 10 II points.
Tall money opened and "o0cwed a. I
rcr cent but cascd off TO GO Nct"Fc noon
and thence n ,. where g. closed. Time
money rates were very unchanged with
few Important; dealings being reported
EatNs on commercial paper were In
liuri to ~fi-wreSs.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. NYS "a, ~
Furnished The l~nteliG'rccr by \. F.
Nas;en 4 Co. members New York stock
EXCHANGE. second floor National BcUk
Of W. Va. bldg
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LOCAL MARKET

WhrcliuE. W. Va. Az Il, -
Daily quotation list Wheeling stock
EXCHANGE Complied FOR IN" lh;c.'!-
.cnc"r.
Rll AZ l. S
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Total Sales $4,000.
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Open. High. Low. close.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30
STATISTIKA STlZNOSTI.

Organisace, jejlz snahy Sc
nesou k vSeobecnemu ZlepSeni,
tax zvany The Community Bet
terment Council obdrzel celou
spoustu stiznosti. Ma zdravotnl
neporadky bylo podano 1893
zprav, l81 stran 81 steZuje na
nedoStatecnc OdvaZenl Odpad-
XII, velka sila mySi byla udana
We 100 pripadech, stiznosti ma
obtezovani kourem doSlo Az,
ma mestskou technickou divlsi
stezuje 81 Is protestu, Ma ne
bezpeCne zachazeni ohnem 6.
parku a jin6ho verejneho ma
ietku dotykaji Sc 4 zaloby a
105 stiznosti nelze vubec y "a
dny uvedeny odbor Zaraditi.
ObCanstvo bylo Bettermen-
tenn Councilem k stiznostem
vyzvano ia posledniho jarniho
tisteni. Ze V predmestich ne
jsou pomery valne lepsi to do
kazuje 139 udani V Lakewood,
SO V East Clevelandu 27 V
Cleveland Heights.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30
PRIPRAVY K POLITICkYM
BOJUM.

Pluk. Carmi A. Thompson "a
poGne kampan volebnich reel
pro vlastni republikanskou no
minaci ma ufad guvernera stat
tn Ohio iiz dne 20. cervna a
bude pokracovati az do dne
pred 8. srpnem, dnem nomi-
nacnich voleb. Hodla navstivi-
ii kazdy okres a volicstvo TAX
co nejdukladneji We prospech
vlastni zpracovati.
OkreSnl komlsar John +.
Goldenbogen bude ma tom. po-
kud Sc protikandidatu tyte, le-
pc postaven neb budou proti
nemu kandidovati J. II. Davis
a synovec mayora Fred kohler
jun. kteri isou poyazovani "a
meme nebeZpeGne kandidaty
nez-li ii, iimz telit bude Jerry
Imunt, kteremu y byvalem
m6stskem beZpecnostnim ridi-
tell A. 3. Sprostym, radnim
Potterovi, A. p. Shuppeovi a
maioru linnovi povstavaii So
kov6 daleko nebezpecneiSi.
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OBNOVENE RADENI TAJNE
ORCANISACE "CERNE
RUkY".

Poblize Roehl ave. ma Full
ton rd. zastfelen vcera kratcc
p0 10. hod. yeCerni, pred zra-
KEN eelG fady svedku Josef
Cord SEQ, 3471 Theurer ave.
Die vypov6di otite svedkvn6,
III. Malaskove, setkal Sc IA
vfazdGny IA ZmlnGltm narozi
So ttyimi muzi, kterymi Wy
manil n6kolik slov, ktera Sc
promtnila hadku, "a kter6
dOS,o X strelb6. Take Corisco
prE pouzil vlastnlho revolveru
a stiilel. az zaSazen. klesl X ze,.
mi. Po vykonanem skutku
yrahoyt prchli, ale diva nich
hyli die policejnich domnenek
zatceni.
Zavrazdeny zde zanec hava
vdoyu a ctyri neZaopatrene di-
tky. Manzelka jeho nedovedla
pol c.i rici, proc X cinu, jimZ
pfipravena bvla o muze, doSlo.
Policie pax v6ri, re zlotin Jest
praci tlenu "cerne ruky', kterl
Sc pred nedayncm do Cleye-
landu prist6hoVali. ' unoru
Ieto5niho roku byl ma tech sa-
mych mistech "a podobnych o.
kolnosti zavrazd6n Nicholas
Srinelh, jenz doprovazel iistou
zenu Sc synem do iejiho domo-
va, iehoz pritelem prave Cor
disco byl.
Jednoho muze re zloGmu me-
dGlniho podezreleho Zatkl po-
iceini serzant kalina,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-30
MLCETI JE ZLATO, NEkDY
ALE TAKE NE.

Ma zalobu pro noSeni ukry-
tych zbrani dostal Sc vcera
pred soud +. G.. PhilIipse Josef
PitrZak, 6505 Chambers ave.
Byl uznan vinnym, ale na do
taz, zda byl nekdy trestan, "a
mlcel, ze byl jiz jednou stray
nikem V michiganske trestnici.
Byl proto odsouzen ien ma 60
dni do robotarny. O vypove-
di jeho Sc vsak dozvedel straz-
mix Zielinsky, jenz soudci pra-
w stay v6ci oznamil. Odsou-
zeny privedcn byl nazpet a "a
mlcenl dostal ne zlato, ale ;
roxy do statni kaznice.
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OPOSICE PROTI TRAFlCNlM
REFORMAM.

Navrhovane zmeny cleVe-
landskych dopravnich pfedpl-
su pro povoZy p6si, "a ktere
Sc primlouva zdejSi bezpec-
nostni rada, narazily v6era ma
oposici mestskeho bezpeCnost-
niho fiditele MARTINEZ, policel-
niho nacelnika Graula Gle
veland Auto klubu. Oprava
sc m6la stati die zprav a zku-
Senosti ziskanych policeJnim
inspektorem Edwardem Ma
yem, jenz meskal posledni rok
Y Anglii a ostatni Europe "a
llCelem studia tam6jSiho do
pravnictvi. MARTINEZ Slce prl-
rou&ti, ze costa snad ponese a
spon ponekud dobre ovoce, ale
ze dosud niceho podobneho ne
.pozoroval a re Sc mu zda, re
pen6z ma cestu bylo vubec sko-
da,
Podobne nazyva Graul ne
ktere napady bezpecnostni ra-
dy ga prilis zastarale zafize-
MIN, Cd kterych iiz pred lety
hylo upusteno. Tajemnik Au-
toclubu pax 81 zt6zoval ma
mnozstvi trafiGnich zakonu az
|priliS posledni dobou Vymaha-
nYch.
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KOVADLINU.

Pred soudcem W. p. Nc Ma
honem zodpovldal Sc Robert
Harris. 240O vych. Ga. III. pro-
to, re na Woodland ave. a w
chodni ST. ul. wal diva desiti
stopove kusy koleinic poulitnl
drahy. Cerny svui skutek O.
mlouval, re bohata spolecnost
ma koleinic dost, re 81 kousek
wal, ably sobe mohl pofiditi
kovadlinu. Soudce vSak ma tu-
to omlouvu nepfistoupil a ulo-
I'll kovaii pokutu SO spoln Sc
soudnimi utratami.
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Statni organisator G. +. Crumb
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