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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
RADIO RAGE HITS
CABINET MEMBERS
Pres't Harding and Officials
Install New Sets for
General Use.

WASHINGTON. May 1s'-Pick-
fur entertainment out OF the air mas
hero-ne the pastiue OF Thousands OF
nersors here. Pres't Harding even
has one.
60. recently installed by the Navy
department, reroses IN a oooA0117
alongside his desk.
ITis Instrument fs one Of the most
nowerful made and enables nm
rvbar weather conditions permit, 70
hear broadcasts from great dis
tan-es The White house radio re-
eelvinE apparatus IS tuned 20 a
,ravo-Iength OF % 600 feet and has
been termed by experts piece OF
.srnarrffcen- mechanism.
washington ofcialdom has not
beer immune from the contagious
radio fever. and the manipulators or
the delicate government machinery.
from Sec'v OF state Hughes 20 Secy
OF Labor Davis. all have receiving
sets iu their Offices.
Many congressman. unable 20
leave their tasks here 70 conduct
personal campaigns In their home
states for reelection. are resortlng
90 radio telephony 20 reach their
constituents This unique means OF
campaigning WIS lnaugurated re-
Gently by Sen. Harry S New OF In
diana. who made his first speech IN
his campaign for reelection by
radio. The sreech was broadcasted
10 a group Of his constituents IN In
diana az each word was uttered
Miss Alice Robertson OF Oklahoma
the only woman member Of con-
gress. followed Sen. News lead and
Instituted he1 campaign for re-elec-
ton with a speech by radio which
was transmitted through the air "a
her invisible audience.
Neutrality-suspicious. has become a po-
tent factor in the daily activities OF
government departments here and
in naval air stations surroundine
the capitol. as well rs local electric
frrns. The Navy Radio station Al
Arlington. just across the Potomac
and within sight Of Washington
broadcasts during the day the me
teorological report, time signal
weather report, ship orders and
naval news.
The post office department
through its powerful broadcastinl
station. releases weather reports
rnarketgrams. wholesale dairy re-
ports and grain reports for New
York and Pennsylvania farmers.
The Naval Air Station at AuacOs-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
SUGGESTS A SOLUTION
FOR FLAPPER PROBLEMS

WASHINGTON, May ia solu-
ton for the happer problem has been
found.
why all this talk about the flap
pers inquiries Mrs. Giles Scott
Rafter. president Of the District Con-
gress of Mothers and Parent-Teach-
err association.
If the mothers would get down 10
business and find some place TO put
the fiappers and keep them from
sadding about the streets the prob
lem would be solved
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
STABBED WOMAN
FOUND IN BARN

FAYETTEVILLE, IL. May 1s.-
Lying face downward in a pool Of
blood. the body Of Mrs. Josephine
Schmidt. IS. was found in a barn
by Mrs Katherine Frerking, with
whom the dead woman made her
home.
Mrs. Schmidt had been stabbed TO
death, examination by neighbors
whom Mrs. F'cerking summoned, re-
vealed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19

charge OF a local church. He fell
il love with a miners daughter and
they became engaged. Pattison was
sent 20 & church az Wellington. New
Zealand. and the girl left AZ home
10 complete her education. sailed 20
meet him But the girls parents
received a cablegram from her say
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19

Ing" they told the police Some
doctors were awfuily kind"
An average days work gave them
$3.50 profit they declared.
Business was good with the girls
until Miss Phelps. L is alleged.
lifted" an Easter dress belonging
O. a telephone operator in a doctors
Office
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
WISE BOOZE ARTISTS
NABBED BY POLICE

KANSAS CITY. No. May IS
Miss Capitola Coleman twenty. and
Miss Eleanore Phelps. seventeen,
had new solution for the unem-
nloyed working girl problem until
police here lnterfe-ed.
They visited physicians com
planned OF terrible cases OF cram ps'
and secured whiskey prescript.on
for 50 70 $3.50 per copy. Then they
scld them for IS or 50 each.
a girl can get a liquor prescrip-
tion from a doctor without half try
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
Mid-West Gets Through
Train Service to East

LIMA. Ohio May 1s.-Through
passenger service from the Middle
West 10 New York is one Of the BEN
efits promised through the recent
acquisition OF the Lake Erie &.
Western Railroad by those who con-
troll a majority OF the stock in the
Nickel Plate and Clover Leaf lines
Junction points along the new route
will be established at Frankfort,
Ind: FostOria. o.. and Buffalo. y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19
CLOCKS SET BY WIRELESS.

WELLINGTON. New Zealand.
May Is.-New Zealand's clocks are
set by wireless from Bordeaux
France. The government astrono-
mer here is now able TO pick up the
ticks from Greenwich which are
broadcasted from the Bordeaux sta
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19

NOTTINGHAM. ENGLAND, May IS.
"A local girl Travelled 10000 miles
10 meet her fiance before she
thought better Of j.. Two years ago
the Rev. J T. Pattison was in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-19

ing that she had decided not 20 get
married. and was sailing for home.
FREE LECTURE on CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE.
At the church cdince. Main and
Madison SITS. Friday evening, Nay
10. at 5 O'Clock. Public invited.
ISS and 139
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-02
Moderni parizske svatby. =


Ackoliv v Parizi podle scitani
|r. 1921 behem tohoto roku We
dlo sc k oltari nebo aspon k
mestskemu uradu aspon 43,-
352 parry, jsou stale vzacnejsi
tradicni svatebni jizdy v ote-
vrenych kocarech, ktere kdysl
zvlaste v sobotu, tento velky
parizsky svatebni den, v krat-
Sich neb delsich fadach slav-
nostne projizdely stromofadim
haje Boulogneskeho nebo lesa
Vincenneskeho, a potom chr
| lily svou napln bud do lacf-
nych restaurantu Seinskeho po
brezi, nebo do lesika robin
SON.. Mali lide vetsinou mi
vaji veKe pribuzenstvo, ktere
Sc obycejne ke svatbe dostavi
plnem poctu, a konaji v po-
sledni dobe sve svatebni cesty
v imposantnich automobile
vych vozech, ma jeJichz stup-
novite upravenych radach Sc
dadel sc svatebni spolecnost
malebne rozsadi; nejdoleji,-
zdaleka vyznacny bilymi kytl-
cemi sedi par snoubencu Sc
svymi svedky, potion vzdy W.
Sc ostatni hoste, to vse jako by
lspadlo S nebe pro cihajici foto-
grafy. Prede vsemi chramy
radnicemi jest videti tyto vo-
Nv pro svatebni spolecnosti; e.
legatni, uniformovani sofefi,
caste liz zatlacili tluste, rudo-
most, podobna turistllm ma
a mali S mimi pouze jedno spo-
llecne, zizen. Svatebni spolec-
nosst, podobna turistum ma
Irozhledne, naklada vyklada
Sc tn racionelne. Hbitymi, o.
kridlenymi motorovymi vozy
lie Sc take mnohem dale podl.
vati. nezli nekdejSich tezkc.
padnych svatebnich voZech,
jtazenych flegmatickymi koni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-02
NOW CESKY LIST v
JUCOSLAVII.

| v Jugoslavii bylo napocita-
no uredne 100000 Cechoslo-
vakl. We. skutednosti je jich
vice, totiz skoro pull milionu.
Slovaci jsou vetsinou We Sre-
mu a Bacce, Cesi v Chorvatsku
Ia Slavonii. Zajimave je, re
Cesi jsou Jugoslavii ohle-
du kulturnim a hospodarsken
daleko "a Slovaky. Slovaci
Isl vydrzuji sve skoly, gymna-
sium, tri casopisy, ale Cesi ne
NELL dosud niceho.
Strediskem ceskeho zivota v
Chorvatsku-Slavonii je krasne
mestecko Daruvar We Slavonii
! S laznemi, jiz "a rimskych ce-
sard proslavenymi. Je zde
ces. Beseda, csl. banka a letos
Sc zrizuje ceska skola. Cd u
nora 1922. vychazi zde sympa-
ticky list "Jugoslavsti Cecho-
slovaci". Obezrele vedeny
tento ctrmactidennik bude w.
chazet cd l. ledna 1928 tydne.
List Sc nezabyva politikou, u
siluje o ceske skoly v ceskych
osadach, jichz je tn mnoho ja-
koby zapomenuto. z insertni
casti listu je zrejma snaha u
mistiti v Jugoslavii ceske silly
pracovni, cesky kapital v pod
nicich prdmyslovych reali-
tach. V liste mozno nalezt dc
pisy Cechd a Slovaku cele
Jugoslavie. Kdo Sc O Jugosla-
vii zajima, nalezne zde dobre
informace. Predplatne do c.
IS. r. a do Ameriky ma rok
1898 Kc4O.-. Adresa: "Jugo-
slavsti Cechoslovaci, Daruvar,
Jugoslavie".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-02
DREVARSKY TRH v CESkO.
SLOVENSKU.

(F. l.. l. S. = Asistent OBJ
chodniho komisare americke-
no o. S. Payne v Praze poda-
va zpravu o povsechne situaci
drevarske Ceskoslovensku a
vyhlidky nejsou nejskvelejA.
" casopisu "Carpathia", jak
Sc uvadi v Commercial Reports
ze dne %. srpna. 1922, pise
Sc, re drevarsky prdmysl je V
lpomerech velmi nepfiznivych
nasledkem 4rychleho, vzestupu
ceskoslovenske koruny. Fran
Gle a Nemecko zakoupily V
Ceskoslovenske republice veil
ke lanv drivi stavebniho, ale
ponevadz koruna vystoupila,
neni Jim mozno zaplatit vyso-
Ike ceny. Trh je velice stisne-
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-02
UDERILA SPfClHO MUzE
KLADIVEM DO HLAvY

41-leta R1zena Pugalova,
matka sesti ditek, v els. 97O
vych. 2O7. ul. uderila dnes ra-
no spfciho muze kladivem do
hlavy, proto, ze pry il vice ne
miloval. Pc cinu sc sla sama
ma policejni stanici Is. precink
tn udati. Zraneny muz, "a
m6stnanim kovodelnik, byl do
praven do nottinghamske ne
mocnice, kde shledano, re ma
rozbity nos a hlubokou ranu
ma cele. Zena, jez byla pred
|nejakou dobou v newburgskem
blazinci, byla dopravena dc
okresni venice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-02

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod blize tri skol, kde sc tr-
Ii 5000 tydne. Haste Sc v {.
58O7 White Ave. -Vezmete
vych. SIS. karu a jed'te k Pay
ne ave. Obchod tento nema
konkurenci v okoli. 1912
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-02

PRODA Sc Lexington auto
mobil, 1920 model v dobrem
stavu. Je pri ndm 6 gum. -
Haste sc v els. 4787 Reid Av.
1Q-2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-02
KOUPf Sc:

kOUPl Sc LES jak stoji. Biz
81 Sc sdeli v Cechoslovak Infor-
macni kancelari, roh Mcbride
a Dolloff Rd. Tel. Union, 1907
r. 1O-2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-02
Gerhard Hauptmann pIv,

dem z Czech? "Pr. Tagblatt" Sc
doVida, ze dedecek slavneho
nemeckeho basnika Gerharda
Hauptmanna pochazel Czech
a jake chudy tkadlec sc pre-
stehoval do Nemecka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-02
PRECE Sc VDALA.

VSIm, co Jl 90 rukOu pIlSlO.
Jezfsmarja, je to opovazlivost!
Je to dotera doterma!
Uz asi po desate vzkazala,
ably dal pokoj, ably nepokousel,
re je vse marne, re by spis do
rybnicku skocila, nez uvazat
81 ma kirk takoveho partyku O.
pileho! Ale Chundera posle
81 Ease pro slovo!
Vsechno il zlosti z rukou pa
dalo. Bodejt', zkusila malo s
neboztikem Sehnalem! Pred
svatbou dolizal jak medovy,
ma kolena pred nj padal. roz-
plyval sc jak cukrlatko, ale So
iva byli spolu dive, tri leta, uz
rozvazoval. A naposled VIVA
del jak povzteklenec! Panec-
ku, Sehnalka mela zkusenosti
nevleze 81 jen tax do noveho
tr&peni.
Malem, re by byla rozcile-
MIN zapomnela ma zatop. Ta-
hlo ma jedenactou, Boze a ona
nema vfele vody ma opareni O.
trub! 'Sivka" tenhle tyden
bude nit telatko neda-li Sc
k "vymani", splace dojacka.
Jak plamen suehem rosti
zabublal zahucel, Sehnalka
podrazdene uhodila Sc do celia.
Vzdyt' je plotna prazdna, je-
dineho hrnce nepristavila. Je
uz naprosto popletena tim
Chunderovym uhanenim!
Honem nalila z putynky vc-
DIV do kamnovce, postavila hr-
nee bramboru a do hlinene
trouby dala prihrat hrnek To-
CRU cd rama.
Posadila Sc ma parizek k
plotne, a jak rosti dohofeio,
prikladala otypecky a premy-
slela.
Bodejt'! Bodejt'! Tohle by
sc Chunderovi hodilo! Tady
je prece chalupa, cista jake
sklo, pekne v poradku, stodIl-
ka pod taskami, sedm korcu
poll, = to on, Chudera, ta-
ky asi pocita, re "a vdovstvi
lecktery gros dala stranou. A
deti sc Sehnalem nemela.
A tady ten sad "a chalupou
= same rozmladle stepy nej-
lepSich sort, - on, nebOztik
Sehnal, mel We stromovi nara
mnou zalibu.
To sc vi, ze Chundera ne.
mysli snad ma nj! Sc Sehnalem
byli patnact let, ted uz sed-
my rok je vdovou. Pro mladi 9
krasu by sem Chudera nevzka
zoval, ale majetek no laka
poctare opileho!
Sedm let mela Sehnalka od
druzbovani pokoj! Pravda, pt
Sehnaloye smrti prisla asi diva
krat Rimbabka, co tax ty swat
by shani dohromady, nadhazc
vala, re by tn mel byti brzy
hospodar, ably chalupa nehy
nula, ale Sehnalka il odbyls
razn6. Nae hospodare, kdy;
" poslednich letech Sehnalov;
zivobyti ona beztoho vsechnt
sama obstaravala a fidila, =
protoze Sehnal S fajfcickou
hospode jen vysedaval, rozum.
vykladal, nebo strejcum pr
kartach kybicoval?
A ably tax naramne ,chtel
majetek chramolit, to taky ne
Deti tn neni, a ona, zaplat
Panbdh, ma byti cd echo d
smrti ziva.
AZ ted asi tri mesice ma ne
pokoj S tim Chunderou! Nej
vice il trapilo, re prave take
w Chundera 81 najednou vzpo
mnel a media Sc odbyt! Chur
dera. Jezismaria, nejhors
muzsky We vesnici! Co jen pi
pri mem jeho nebozka zkusila
Sama dive deti svou praci. Z
villa - Chundera jakziv dom
krejcaru neprinesl. A vydi
lal zednictvim p6kre penize
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-02

CHCI KOUPIT neb pronaj-
mouti zarizeny pekarsky OBJ
chod. Blizsi informace sc sde-
Ii v Cechoslovak Informacni
kancelari, 5019 Mcbride Ave.
Tel. Union 1907 R. 1O-2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-02

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod s prodejem skolnich po-
treb, rohove misto, tydni pri-
jem pres $500. Naleza sc ma
vych. 1O5.. ul., velmi dobre o.
koli. Zavolejte telefonem
Garfield, 1903 aneb Sc hlaste
u iednatele v els. 1921 vych.
SIS. ul. mezi 5. a 6. hod. vecer.
1O-6
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Strepinky
NAPSAL: J. JAHODA.

DidIIlUOIy ia plOCne Zacaly
kloktat a z vody v kamnovci
Sc kourilo. Sehnalka We zlosti
pfikladala, az platy procerve-
naly.
Ano, to je, = Chundera je
rejpon, clovek vejsklibny a
proto ma nej kazdy zahlizi a
radejl Sc mu vyhne. Ami mr.
tvym media pokoje! A takovy
nerejda ted il, Sehnalku, uva-
di do lidskych hub, beztoho
Sc uz povida, re by Sc neopo-
vail, kdyby saIma nechtela.-
z kuze by zlosti vyletela!
Cvakla petlice a We dverich
Sc objevila prihrbla Rimbabka.
'Panbuh dobre predpoledni
kmotra," zasladle pozdravova-
la a honem Sc omlouvala: "To
ia ne k obedu, kmotra, to ia
ien tax ma skok. Mate kmo-
ira, Skvorcovy husy We skode.
Abyste 81 je teda sla vyhnat !"
Sehnalka, jak Rimbabku u
videla, hodne Sc zaskaredila,
ale ty husy il vyrazily zbran.
Pomalu vstavala a studene IL
krajovala: "Vitam vas a de-
kuju - je to trapeni Sc saku-
lenskou drJbezi! Uz jsem te
rano vyhanela, ale Skvorcka
jako by svedomi nemela."
''V nejlepsim zite je mate,
kmotra! Kakraheltsky to
splouhaji! Abych vam tn u
plotny postala, ne?" nabizeia
Sc.
Il sbehnu tam a hned jsem
zpatky!" cedila Sehnalka ne
prijemnym hlasem.
Gale jaka pax rec o zdrzo-
vani," repetila honem Rin1bab-
ka. "Jen, kmotra, bette, ia
tn pobudu. Je jich cely houf,
: nez to vyzenete, vyhaslo by
lv plotne.'
Sehnalka popravila 81 satek
ma hlave, pfevazala pevneji
, zasteru a nerada svolovala -
"Hned jsem Ease tady -
''Nekdo by mohl vlezt dc
seknice," horliv6 vykladala
Rimbabka, "chodi takovych
divnych lidi, = ami Sc nenads-
jes a zlodejstvo je provedeno
Jako nedavno tamhle u Zaru.
bu -
, To uz Rimba.bka vykladala
pro sebe a jak Sc k oknu ohle.
ola, videla Sehnalku hnat sc S
prutem k zitu u lesika.
| Pohodlne Sc uvelebila ma pa
fizku II plotny a ami il nena.
pablo hledet 81 vareni. Mela
plnou hlavu velkeho zameru d
hluboce pfemyslela, jak by vse
neilepe provedla, jen aby Sc
hnalku nepoplasila.
Jak ma zaspi zaslechla kro
ky, vytrhla Sc premysleni
/; honem cpala rosti do kamer
Sehnalka pribehla urlcena
"Je to lidska nesvedomitost
ICely rok sc clovek ma policks
dire lopoti, a ted kdyz uz j
to zapodobale, splundruje t
CHI havet'!" vztekala Sc. :
"No, dekuji vam, kmotra. y
jste 81 vsimla, = snad by t.
byly vsechno splouhaly-"
''Je to na samotnou zensko1
velke zaneprazdneni," opatr
ne usuzovala Rimbabka, "aby
ste Sc, kmotra, zrovna roztrha
Ia, - vsude miti oci, : vsud
| dokouknout -
Il co pax o to!" zakysle re
kla Sehnalka. "Vsechno S
'zastane poridi, jen kdyhy ci
ri lide m8li uznani a neskodl
H."
"Prosim vas, kmotra, ii t
prave vedi, ze jste sama, Z
; .nevite starosti, kde vam hlav
stoji a akorat ma to hresi."
Sehnalka jake by tusila, :
kan Rimba bciny fecl smeruj
L
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-02

PRONAJME Sc pekny pokoj
bud pro pana neb damu, jest
sam O sobe, koupelna a vse "a
rizeno. Hlase Sc v els. 3413
E. 65. ul. po Ste hod. vecer.
1913
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-02

PRODA Sc cihelna budova 8
dvema kramy vcetne cukro-
vinkoveho, ktery velice dobre
prosperuje, naproti skole. Pri-
jn1e sc tel dIm jako castetna
splatka. - A. Doskocil. 14717
Kinsman. L
, 1922-01-12

NOTICE-Singer Sewing Machine
representative visits Rnwlins each
month. Calls taken at Irving Il Lar
SON. l2-22 l-l9 nd
FOR RENT-FOur room pAji!y
furnished house. has range and coal
blast heater. Inquire at his office.
liz pd
FOR RENT light housekeeping
rooms, modern. close to shops. 1913
f. Front ST. liz II
Expert operator and beauty special
list at Phillips Beauty Shop. Flee
trnly>i> work and scalp treatments.
Phone $40 for appointments. Liz II
FOR SALE-192O Ford Touring
car with starter and battery. in Al
condition. $4,000. Inquire at this
office or phone 297-M. 1-5-12pd
FOR SALE-225O Rambouilette
ewes and $50 eve lambs. No better
in Carbon county. Forest right in
cluded with sale. Also thorough
bred bull for sale. Andy Johnson,
Rawlins, Wyo. 11-l7 II
, 1922-01-12

Expert hair dresser and maSscuSr
at Phillips Beauty Shop. Phone $40
for appointments. LIZ It
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Phone. PIG. Mrs. Homer
France. l-12 If
FOR RENT-Four room unfur-
nished house at 5l1 No. 18th St.
Phone 134-W. LIZ pd
FOR SALE-A Bush 4 Gerts
piano. Good condition. Phone 361-R
or call 1872 w. Buffalo. l-l2 pd
Absolute merit and merit alone is
responsible for Tanlac's phenomenal
and unprecedented success.-Wyo-
ming Drug Co. .
Phillips Beauty Parlor. All high
class work. Scalp treatments II
speciality. Phone for appointments.
Lip 1T
LOST-Long strand red beads. lost
on Third street. Reward. Return this
office. 1-5 1T
LOST-Bunch OF Keys in black
leather case. Return this office. LIP
, 1922-01-12
ANIMAL Eli LECTION HELD

The Ladies' Society of III" =. OF
l.. +. and +, held their annual in
Stallafirn Of officers at the Eorth
Star Hall on "Wednesday aft
of this wee k with Mrs. Mari" Harris
as installing officer.
Following is a list Of Officers for
the year.
Prrsidpnt-Mrs. Lulu Ewing.
Past pr"sident-Mrs, Ethel Fox.
Vice President Mrs. Katherine
Lempkc.
Sccrctarv-Nrs Bertha Hooper.
Collector-Mre. Edna Trevathan.
Treasurer Mrs. COrnclia Meyer.
Chuplain--MrS. Lulu Royce.
COnductor-Mrs. Fanny Emmes. ,
Warden-Mrs. Marie Harris.
Inner Guard-Mrs. Mary Luke.
Outer Guard-Mrs. Mabel Panzer.
Convention Delegate-Mrs. Lulu
Ewing.
Alternate Delegate-Mrs. Ethel
Fox.
, 1922-01-12
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS
THE STATE or WNONINGl

County of Carbon
In the District Court.
In the matter of the estate of John
Peterson. ~GeCOaGud.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters of Administration yer" on
the 9th day of January. 1872. granted
to The Undersigned in the above
estate and all persons having claim
against the said estate are hereby re-
CURED to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers for allowances to
the undersigned Administratriy with
In six months after tn" date Of said
letters. Or they may b" pr"ciud"d
from any benefit from such estate,
and If such claims be NOT exhibited
within one year from the date of said
letters. they will be forever barred.
Dated January 18th. 1922.
STELLA JUNGQUIST,
Administrative.
L. E. ARMSTRONG,
Attorney for the Estate.
First Pub. Jan .12, 1922.
Fourth Pub. Feb. 2, 1922.
, 1922-01-12

FOR SALE new IL barrel oil
tanks for sale cheap. Address Wyo-
ming Garage. Saratoga, Wyo. LIS If
FOR RENT-Two comfortably
furnished rooms for housekeeping.
Steam heated. Inquire 500 West
Maple, or phone 26O-W. IA 1t
FOR SALE-Bird dogs, young
pups. inquire Mrs. Harry Ladd at
residence. l-12 pd
, 1922-01-12

WANTED-Woman wants work
by the day or week. Any kind OF
~housework or will take position cook
ing. Phone 2l2-J or Inquire in rear
18th and Buffalo. lip pd
FOR RENTING furnished sleep
ing rooms. gentlemen preferred. 115
E. Buffalo. phone CIV. Is 1t
FOR RENT-Four rooms furnish
ed. with bath. reasonable, close in.
Phone 299-W. 1-12 1t
, 1922-01-12
Classified Ads

GOV. POSITIONS OPEN, men,
women. Experience unnecessary.
Honesty required. Good pay to start.
Write T. McCafferty. st. Louis.
1-5-26 pd.
LOsT-Goid and silver inlaid soft
cuff link. Finder return this office.
1-5-1t
, 1922-01-12
No. .55T Reserve Dist No 10
heL vrt of The Condition of the
Stock Growers National Bank

at KawIlnA. m II" State Of Wyoming. at the
close Of business. December 3ls,. 1921
RE.SOUH rs.
Loans and discounts -..... ; 5~3tGHlti
Notes and illl- r"discuuu-
with Federal Reserve
UnukS-- II FOI. Ia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-12-07
GIRL SUFFOCATED
BY TOY BALLOON
Little Minnie Hickman Victim of I'm
usual Accident-Died Before Med
ical Aid Could be Procured.

Minnie Hickman, the little 9-year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hickman living in Water Valley, was
the victim of most terrible accident
Saturday evening which resulted in
her death.
The child was playing with a rubber
collapsible toy balloon that had lost
the wooden stem. She placed the
rubber balloon to her lips to initiate
it, and when she drew her lungs full
of air the balloon was sucked into
her throat and encircled the opening
of the windpipe, completely shutting
off the possibility Of receiving further
air into the lungs until removed.
Alarm was given Immediately and
Messrs. Robert Myers and Elmer
Ayen rushed to the phone and called
in succession for Water Valley ply
sicians, but the doctors failed or re-
fused to come. The gentlemen as
sured the doctors that their fee"
was ready for them if they would
only come and help the dying girl.
DR.. Leo Brown was the fifth doctor
called and as soon as the message
was delivered to him, he rushed ID
his car to the home, but the child was
dead when he arrived. DR.. Brown
did all he could to resusclate her
but to no avail. He stated that had
he been present few minutes soon
er he believed he could have saved
the child's life.
This was one of the most heart
rending and pathetic tragedies that
has ever occurred in this community.
The parents Of the child are both
dangerously ill-the father has been
confined to his bed for the past year
and the mother for six months, both
suffering with tuberculosis and no
hope for their recovery. There were
three children-girls, the eldest about
fifteen years of age and Minnie nine
years, being the youngest in the
family. The secod little girl is a
permanent cripple, while little Minnie
was suffering with goiter. The
family has been subject to charity
ever since the affliction of the father
about year ago, and their suffering
and privation has been almost be-
yond conception.
When the accident occurred the
kind neighbors rushed to the home
and did what they could to relieve
the child-b they couldn't help, it
required the skill of doctor to re-
move the rubber capped over the
windpipe.-Wate Valley Herald, 1st
inst.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-12-07

hospital Monday night and operated
upon for appendicitis. Luke is doing
nicely.
Mr.. Wesley Durham, of jack
son, came up last TUESDAY, on a visit
to his friend, Jimmie Thames.
Judge Holden, Of the Mississippi
Supreme Court, gave short address
to the members Of the Y. M. G. A.
last Monday night.
d. v. Galloway, who recently left
for his home in New Orleans, is now
back at his work. He returned last
Sunday afternoon.
We are very glad to see Paul jack