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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-14
BILLY EVANS.

During the past 10 years the South
has certainly made rapid strides on
the gridiron.
The class of football played be-
low the Mason and Dixon line COM
rarcs most favorably with that of
any other section of the country.
Alabama sprang one of the real
surprises of the season when Ken
SCOTS pupils defeated Pennsylvania
8 to 7. Coming directly after PENIS
decisive defeat of the Navy, it was
one Of the biggest upsets of the year.
In the west, Michigan shared the
championship honors of the Big
Ten with Iowa. Unquestionably
Michigan has one of the best teams
in the country Vanderbilt held
Michigan to a scoreless tie.
The fine showing of Georgia Tech
against the Navy and Notre Dame,
Auburn's great game with the Army
and Nlrgln1a's play against Prince
ton are few of the other outstand-
ing features of the great season the
South enjoyed on the gridiron.
In selecting my Southern honor
roll | have had the advice of more
than a score of the leading sport ex-
perts of the South. While the usual
difference of opinion existd, as is
customary when picking all-star elev-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-14
ARMIES OF WOMEN WARRIORS
Amazons, According TO Ancient Writ
ers, Were Fierce Fighters-Some
Records of Their Deeds.

According to ancient writer's, the
Amazons were nation of female war
riors, who allowed no men to live
among them, but marched to battle
under command of their queen. They
held occasional intercourse with the
men of neighboring states. If boys
were born to them, they either sent
them to their fathers or killed them
But the girls were brought up for
war, and their breasts were burned
off that tlfey might not be prevented
from bending the bow. From this Gus
tom they received the name of Ana
IONS, which is "breastleSs."
The Asiatic Amazons are said to
have at one time subdued the whole
of Asia, and to have built Smyrna.
the city recently captured and burned
by the Turks, and other cities.
Other nations of Amazons men.
toned by the ancients were the Scyth-
Ian Amazens. who in aftertimes mar
ried among the neighboring Scythians.
and the African Amazons, who sub
dued the Gorgons and Atlantcs.
marched through Egypt and Arabia
and founded their capital on the
Lake Tritonis. hut were annlhilated
by Hercules.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-14
CATARRH

tatarrh Is Local disease greatly m
h9enced by Constitutional conditions.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE CON
sists OF an Ointment which gives Quick
Keuef by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, Tonic which acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Sur
aces and assists in Kidding your System
OF Catarrh.
sold by druggists for over 20 Years,
+. j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. o.
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THE STANDARD

You have to start Christmas shop
2ing, soon! Our big stock makes ST.
lecticns easy-and certainly every
thing costs less here.
Every large Rug upstairs has new
price tag on it today, from the al
ready low price another small slice
has been taken off, and here you VIII
find collection each one an extra
ordinary Christmas value.
Women $1-56 Silk
Stockings at Csc Pair.
Ali smart new shades plain effects,
made with heavy Isle toes and heels;
they were our regular $1.50 Stock
ings up until two days ago. Now
they are yours at, Pair -35c
500 Pairs Fine French
Kid Gloves at $50
There is no one on your Christmas.
"list" who wouldn't appreciate new
Gloves. These are the best Gloves
sold in this section for the price;
they compare well with lots of the
$3.50 numbers; all sizes and colors,
at, pair .---.. ...-..-........--.,..--... 81. so
House Slippers Are Practical
And "Gifty." 81, SIPS, $I.5o, $1.9g
And here priced agreeably lower,
the most comfortable kinds in every
style, Each pair packed in a dainty
Christmas box.
$3.50 Pretty Embroidered
Flannels at $3.50
Finest grade white wool, with silk
embroidered borders, full width.
Mems 5000 New High or Low
Shoes at $4.95
Great variety Of new toes, rubber
heels, Goodyear welts; every pair
fully guaranteed, black and brown, IN
most all feathers; here now at $4.95
At $3.50-Velvet Rugs; beautiful
patterns; closely woven; value SIS;
size 30x60.
At $4.95-Velvet Rugs, in floral
and Oriental designs; value $3.50;
size 36x63.
At $35.00-Royal Wilton Rugs; fin
est you can buy in Americas; solid
colors; value $50; size 6x9 feet.
AT $25.00-AIf Wool Tapestry
Brussels Squares; size 0x12 feet;
Floral and Oriental designs; value
$4,000. %
AT $11.98.-Weol Fiber Squares;
size 6x9 feet; solid centers; value
$1,000.
At $21.75.--Extra heavy Wool
Fiber Squares; solid centers; size 3
feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches;
1alue $500.
A $32. Alexander Smiths Vel
vet'Squares; in great variety of pret-
ty designs; size 9x12 feet; value
$500,
Standard Dry Goods Co.
Forsyth ST. Next Bank of Commerce
n MERI CUS. EORC IA
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Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me football, watch, two story
books, train on the track, some
fruit and candy. Enclosed find 10c
for the Empty Stocking fund, Your
little friend, f. j. HUGHES.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-14

New designs in Floor, Bridge and
Junior LaEn2s, just in. McNciIf Eiee-
trio Co. 12,5t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-14

Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me a coll, stove, cooking utensils
and dolls dressing table. Don't
forget Miss Annie. Ansley, my teach
or. ELIZABETH LANGFORD.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-14

New designs in floor, bridge and
junior lamps just in. Mcneil Flee
trio Co.-12-3t .r. .
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SANTA CLAUS
LETTERS

Dear Santa: / am little girl
eight years aid live at the mills.
want you to bring me something
nice, lots of fruits, nuts and candy.
Bring me a desk.
JOSEPHINE BROWN.
P. S. You will find Is cents for
the Empty Stocking fund.
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JOSEPHINE BROWN.

Dear Santa Claus: | want a pair
of gloves, football and watch and
chain. Bring all the little boys and
girls something. Am sending f0c
for the Empty Stocking fund. Your
little friend, J. E. GRIFFIN.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-14

Dear Santa: | am a little girl II
years old. | am in the 9Th grade,
| help my auntie, who lives with as,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-14

New designs in floor, bridge and
Junior lamps just in. Mcneil Elec-
trio Co.-12-3t
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and keeps house for US. Please
bring me a doll and a coat and some
fruit. Bring papa and little brother
and my uncle and auntie something
nice, and don't forget the poor lit
tie children. | am sending you
dime for the Empty Stocking fund.
Yours lovingly,
VERNA l.. PARKER.
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Dear Santa: | am a little boy six
years old and my daddy's pet. /
meet him every time he comes home
from work. l help Aunt Essie
around the house. Please bring me
lot of nice things and remember
papa and sister and Uncle Beef"
and Aunt Essie and William. Be
sure to carry the poor children q
lot of things. | am sending you
dime for Empty Stocking fund. Your
little friend,
HORACE HUGH PARKER.
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When you feel sssi".sa.

nervous. lirad, worried or despondent it !, a
sure sign You reed MOTIFS NERVERIfE.
PILLS. They renew the normal vigor and
make HE worth living. Be sure and ask for
Motifs Nerverine Pills P F. J,,.y,',
WILLIAMS MFG. co. Props. Cleveland. o.
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Dear Santa: am a little girl
2 years old. Don't forget the poor
Riddles. Take them pretty gifts, and
bring me lots Of toys, fruit and can
dies. Am sending 10 cents for the
Empty Stocking fund.
CHARLOTTE WILSON.
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Stop in and get one Of our "Yardsticks''

Every motor car buyer ought to have a
copy of our "Ya7dstick." Il is definite
measure of determining motor car value.
When you have examined it you will
appreciate why the Studebaker Specialist
is SO highly regarded by shrewd buyers the
world over. And after you have inspected
the car itself and driven it---and fnade com
parisons, you will agree that it is the most
satisfactory five-passenger car built,
The Specialists Touring Car meets every
requirement for lasting satisfaction. You
can determine its endurance, performance
and economy from any owner in the COM
munity. A ride will prove its great comfort.
Its beauty is evident from any angle.
Down underneath the surface you will find
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-12-14
Women S $15G Silk
Stockings at Csc Pair.

Ali smart new shades plain effects,
made with heavy Isle toes and heels;
they were our regular $1.50 Stock
ings up until two days ago. Now
they are yours at, Pair .-.....-. Csc
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
SAGE ANO SULPHUR
OARKENS GRAY HAIR
Brush this through faded. strcntcd
locks and they become dark.
glossy, youthful.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and SulphuS, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
luster to the hair when faded. streaked
or gray. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture was to mako It at
home, which is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays. by asking at any
drug store for "Wyeth's SAGE and Sui
phur Compound" you will get a large
bottle of this famous old recipe. i'm
proved by the addition OF other In
gradients, at small cost
Don't stay gray. Try 1t! No one
can possibly toll that you darkened
your hair. as it does 1t so naturally
and evenly You dampen sponge or
soft brush with 1t and draw this
through YOUR hair. taking ono small
strand a: time: by morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another ap-
plication or two. your hair becomes
beautifully dark. glossy and attractive.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05

er speak of and I get only 10 miles rer
gallon OF gasoline. Opening the car
buretor air adjustment reduces the
power still further. The engine has
fair compression. Can the magnetic
have anything to do with this poor
performance?
Answer: The fact that the engine
starts readily makes US doubt tiis.
II the engine does not miss explosions.
II your spark plugs are good and Il
the magnetic will throw a good looking
spark 5-16 inch or so long from de-
tached plug cable to the block. 1t
seems doubtful II tho magnetic is to be
blamed. Your low gasoline economy In
conjunction with weak power, makes
us wonder II your ignition is not set
later than 1t should be You better
have this point checked up. OF course
VIC do not know exactly what you call
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
M ALBERT l.. cLOU6H
k6Hkv Motor Service Bnysau RsTss/ of R1v7s,s6

CAR IDENTIFICATION MARKS
rhey Enable Ownership To Be Posi-
lively Established
In case your car Is stolen, are there
Alenty OF distinctive things about It.
BY which II can be positively identified
Ind have yUi a record safely filed
hway that covers all these points?
Necessarily. your car and engine num-
>ers are on record and II you carry
Iheft insurance. further data may be
AVAILABLE. but for tho guidance of the
kolice in recovering cars, each owner
khould have on hand further distinc-
Ave data and secret marks which can
b. promptly communicated to the au-
horities. in case of theft There are
! number OF accessories which general
H bear serial numbers. such as the
arburetor. battery. horn. generator
tartinE motor. distributor or magnetic
Ind the vacuum tank and while 1t Is
tommon practice for thieves to inter-
DhanKe these accessories among differ
Int stolen cars, 1t il nevertheless
eorth white to keep record OF their
humbers. Nearly every car that has
been in use some time, has some
ninor popularity as to painting which
)hould be recorded-thc sliRhtcr and
nore obscurely located the popularity
Die better. Often there are bent. dent
&l or nickcd parts. which arc of evil
oential value and any changes which
huve been made that differentiatc n
bar from others of tho same model
Are of value. Secret marks can be
n q de. that II Is very unlikely a thief
kylIl find and erase. especially when
fhese are made upon hidden parts OF
fhc frame, the inside surface OF the
Engine oil pan or In other rather OBJ
pcure places. These may consist of
cold ch.scl dents prick punch inderta-
tiops or file marks in out -the-way
places. the exact location and form OF
which should be recorded. These viii
soon become covered with dirt and
cease to DE noticeable until the part
is cleaned. Lock wa-hers. used in Oh
scure places. can have distinguishing
marks ground into them. which Will be
hidden by their nuts and can be ell
minated only by diss>sembling the car.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
AUTOMATIC SWITCH OPENS
PREMATI-REIY

". 3. F. writes: The ignition switch
)r my car Is one OF those which
reak tho circuit by thermostatic ac-
)on. 4. ignition l. left switched on.
fith tho engine stopped. II Is troub-
hs me by kicking Off frequently.
leien the engine is running. II being
bssible to run the car but n few min
les. before tho switch interrupts the
nition. What Is the matter ana how
b. It be corrected?
7Answer: Two possible causes ror
~ trouble are tho following: The
lnGs,en tipped contact points. which
- brought together by the heating OF
X thermostat and which trip the cir
III breaking switch. may be adjusted
close together that contact ~ made
pa the circuit In broken by tho thor
o~tat action brought about by tho
primal. running ignition current. a
iGhily wider gap between the con-
4cts shouh correct this The ignition
)rcui,. for some reason. may be draw
Ag current in excess OF i's normal
lu.. tNu. causing the circuit break
act. even tho II Is in perfect con-
)tIcn. A partly short-circuited resist =
pee unit may cause this. You better
axe sure that the rrSnninK current is
primal before changing the switch
IDntacts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05
THE. PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

charged. The fully charged car bat
terry is considered fully charged at
about 1890 or even slightly higher.
g, No. Unless the cell has leaked or
lost liquid by spillage. nothing but dis
titled water should be added to 1t. II
one cell persistently tests lower grav-
ity than tho others. 1t frequently indi-
Gates that 1t Is internally short cir
cu.ted and needs expert attention.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05

STORAGE BATTERY QUESTIONS
A. M. asks: ~ Does 1t harm bat
terry II the car is not used? (2) Is a
battery charged when 1t tests 1900?
(3) Should water from another cell be
put into one that tests low?
Answer: Q)Not II the battery Is
kept well charged all the time. (2) No.
1t probably would not be one-half
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05

SUSPECTS THE MAGNETIC
Y U.-C. writes The engine OF my
F. car has magnetic ignition and
tsrts very easily. but Il gives no pow
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05

fair compression. II 1t is really rather
low, pulling power at low speed might
be very inferior but the output at high
speed would be less affected.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-05

Every week in London it is estimat ted
that articles to the value of $1,000 900
nre pawned.
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VOJACI MA SVEDECTVl.
VYPOVfDALI V PROCESU HAVfRI, ZE BLIZZARD
MEL MAD MIMI VRCHNf AUTORITU.

Charles Town w. Va, A. kvena = Dva distoinic arma-
dy Spoienych Stau vyprav6ci iak pochod prot
by zasaven diva serfove ktei nemohl utn pritr
hsorka ednoho novinrskeho zpravodae
mez nepteshymi armaani, OWN process zdesm OBJ
vodnim soude dnes.
William Blizzard obzalovany ostatnimi ufednikv une
zemezradu enz nyni Jest procesovn bv menovn emi
svedku jako nevyssi autorta mad hoovosti haviru
Bizzardovi pravnc vsak dokazali re obzalovany by
brigadnm generaem H. H. Bandhozem inspektn cest6
27 den, kdy eden svedku vypovda Biz
zard uia veen oddu iez odepely uposehnou nstruk
CT ably Sc vratil do svych domovu
Major c. F. Thompson svedci, re muzi, iimz cet w
svetoval presdenske provolni nev6nova nejmenS
zornosti edne pfezitos chteli zmocn zvastnhc
vaku ktereho pouzival Major c. c. svedt havH
odevzdava zbraan6 kdyz Blizzard e vyZval ale Ae
depreli uposechnouti drives maiorovy z$dos.
Mmo zmn6ne vypovidali ieste serif Walker okresr
Kanawha Serf Griffith oresu Booth Donald Craig
vodai New York Herald, Boyden Sparks zpravodai New
York Tribune enz byl ranen dvakrate sleGna Mildred Nor
risova na cenkyne druziny, jez vyvazla bez urazu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
DOHODLY Sc @ PRiMERi.
ODE lRSkE ARMADY VZDAJf Sc Az DO PONDEL
KA VESKEREHO UTOCENf

Dublin, d. ky6tnd Mirova konference mezi nenf5tel-
skym frakceml lrs esla dne8 dohodla prim6
nezl arnadam jez iapotne hodny dnes odpoledne
potfva do pondelka
konerence byla hanevySe pfateska te okolnosti re
Vaa douho Sc soud vypracovaa plan sednocenost kite
y dall cream prime Ultra Zdal dospeo neiakemu
kovemu dohodnu sou znamena to zveleben posa-
venl Ramona De Vaay eho stoupenc imz dostao by
tax pfezltos zaurouti n6ktera mnisterska kabi
netu dali eireannu.
SteJne odsepeneka armada podpouiici De Valerovce,
spynua by uredn armadnim generanim hlavnm stanem
a le generalove zaua by vysoke veen sednocenem
lese.
VoJenstl natend obou armad nem6li dne zadnych
n dohodnuti pime Kurrove by vyslani Kiken-
ny, ably naridli zastaveni boid tamez.
Londonderry, Irko, 4. kvetna Tfi voaci Svobodn6ho
Stau byl zabti til vazne poran6n zapase pravde
nymi nepravdelnmi voaky rsk6 repubikanske armady
blze Burt Oddl voska Svobodneho Satu el moorovlch
kach do Buncrany aby ses tamni posdku by prepaden
nepravidelnymi. ktei zahali ma ne ostrou palbu.
Pet civistu jedna dvka mezi Mimi byo poraneno dnes
behem boe rozpouavsho pf prepaden odboGky Belfast
ske banky Buncrane okres Donegal ozbroenymi Vol
sko Svobodneho Stu doavlo msto kdyz by naezd
proudu avsak 1tocnikum podafo uie motorovych ka
rach kofisti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
GOMPERS PROTI VOL
STEADOVU ZAKONU.

New York, A. kvetna. - Sa-
muel Gompers, predseda Ame-
ricke Federace Prace, obratil
sve recnicke houfnice proti
prohibicnimu dodatku a Vol
steadovu zakonu. Ma schnzi V
Madison Square Garden vysle-
chic jej 10000 lidi dalsi "a
stupy Sc tlsnily venku, nemo-
houce sc dostati do obrovske
sine. "Za celeho sveho zivota
nevidel jsem tolik lidi opilych
jake Cd te DOLBY, co tyto staty
staly Sc suchymi" Gompers
pravil: "Holinkari a tajni Vi
nopalnici neihorliveji podpo-
ruiz Volsteaduv zakon, nebot'
museli by jiti obchodu, kdy-
by byl odvolan. III, kdoz Sc
nejvice pficinovali 0 prosaze-
nj onoho zakona, nyni jej nej-
kfiklaveii pfestupuji. Lide V
celych Spojenych Statech jsou
proti osmnactemu dodatku a
pokladaii jej "a hanebnost.'
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NEMECKY VYSLANEC EDE..

Bremen 4. kvetna. Dr. Otto L. Weidfelt novy nemecky
velvyslanec Spoene Say vypul New Yoku pani
ku America.
v<r
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
KEf'ASOVE We VARSAVE.

VarSava, 4. kvetna. - Veil
kou sensaci zpusobilo We Var
save uv6zn6ni nejvetsich var
savskych uzenaru, ktere bylo
dnes vykonano. Uvezneni sta
10 Sc proto, re bylo uzenarum
dokazano, re zdrazuii umysl-
ne cenv masa a re proto zorga-
nisovali 81 ozbrojene oddly,
ktere nasilim branily sedlakum
privazeti dobytek a maso do
Varsavy. Vsichni uzenari, ie-
iichz ucast ma ton.-o skandalu
byla ziistena, byli zatceni a
budou ponechani We vezeni az
do soudniho pfeliceni.
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LET 1900 MIL.

San Diego, 4. kvetna. - Po-
rucik J. II. Doolithe a L. |. An
drews armadnim aeroplanu
prileteli sem dnes re San Anto-
nio, Tex, We dvanacti hodi-
mach tficeti minutach. VINE
sli Sc We 4:25 rano die pacific
keho pobrezniho easu a snesli
Sc ma Rockwellskem letisti We
4:55 odpoledne. Vzdalenost
Jest asi 1900 mil. Letci ucinili
dive zastavky, jednu V Ell Paso
a druhou V Nogales, ma nichz
Sc zdrzeli asi hodinu, take
skutecna doba letu byla neco
pres jedenact hodin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
BYVALY SENATOR GRON-
MA ZEMREL.

Lakota, N. d., A. kv6tna. -
AISLE j. Gronna, 64-lety, dri-
v6jSi spolkovy senator North
Dakoty, zemrel We SVEN zdei-
sim domov6 dnes veter. Ne
davno sc vratil Rochester,
Mimi, kde V nemocnici bratri
Mayu podstoupil opcraci. Ze-
snuly narodil sc v Elkadea. Ia.
r. 1858, avSak jeho rodice Sc
prestehovali do Minnesoty Q
pozd6ji do Severni Dakoty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
LEWIS v PORADE S PRE-
SIDENTEM.

Washington, 4. kvetna. -
John L. Lewis, mezinarodnl
pfedseda organisace haviru
ztravil dnes hodinu porade S
presidentem Hardingem a po-
zdeii mel rozmluvu Sc sekreta-
rem prace Davisem. Zadne
formalni prohlaseni nebylo w.
dano, 0 Gem Sc jednalo, ale pa
nuje presvedceni, re president
Harding pfedlozil pfedsedovi
Lewisovi jisty plan ma urovna-
nj sporu mezi stavkujicimi ha-
viii uhlobarony.
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VICHRICE RADILA v TEXASU.
DEVET OSOB ZABITO A TRICET OSM PORANENO
VAUSTIN A OKOLf

Austin, Tex. T. kvetna = Dev6t mrvych, tficet
ranenych diva nepise mrtene koda odhadovana S4OO
600 Jest do tornado ez pfehnao dne zapad
nj stranu Ausnu Oak Hill predm6sti mil hozapa-
du, pokud dalo Sc ziistit dnes pozde noel
Ctyr mrtvl Oak Hill by Glenove Breadseyovv rodiny
Boufe pfehnala pres Oak Hill kratce potom kdyz
sa Sc mad Austnem. Zasha Woodward Manufacturing Co.
zavod ma spracovani deva zni6la ei p cemz
mestnancu byo Asi rs ostanich d6nk zach
Milo Nekeri odnesni byi slou vchce znaGne vzdale
nosti. :" y" - f%H=rEr" -
Boufe Sc piihnala Austin od a oooh u
clch pozorovao jak vc mrak pfehoupl zap
casti m6sa.
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WAX DO AUTOMOBILE.

Greensburg, Pa, a. kvetna.
- Tri muzi byli zabiti a jeden
poran6n We stredu pozde od-
poledne, kdyz ma Manor kri-
zovatce automobil zasazen byl
vlakem drahy Pennsylvania
mezi timto m6stem a Irwin
Mrtvi isou: c. S. Blackwood,
45-lety, prodavac Irwin; G.
O. Kirkpatrick, tesar Nc
Keesport Thomas Potts, sede.
satilety, tesar z McKeesport
Poran6n byl James t. Wilson,
tesaT z Wilson.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
DIVA VRAZI POPRAVENI.

Columbus 5. kvetna. George Bush Youngstown a
John Walden Columbus dokona elektrick6 zd krt-
po punoc vrazdy ichz dopustli svch domov
skych m6ech Hodny bezprostfedn6 pfedchazec
ztravil oba modtbou ctenm bible Bush byl usv6d6en
zabit Lucia Lee Youngstownu kvz bvl Lee sv6dc
pocelnm soudu pfpad6 kradeze pf niz iednao
$40 Walden by usv6dten zavrazd6ni Charee D. Bake
ra kolektora poisuiici spoecnost Columbus kdyz
Baker pfisel do jeho domova skoekovat iiste penze
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
BUDE NEKOLIK VESELEK.

New York, d. kv6tna. - Se6na Mathlde McCormckova,
nebude enIm enem teto mionaske rodnv
jez krace provda svycaskho zdeckeho uGee iens
Jest as fkrate tax star iako se6na Mathlde Provcha
ze otec ei Harold Mccormick ozeni zp6vackou
Cannon Waskou Cohranovou akmle zika ato rozvod cd
sveho pfftomneho dale sd6lue re maka seGny
Mathdy ez nedavno zskaa rozvod cd sveho manzea
vda Edwna Krenna architekta Rakouska enz Jest
dvacet roku mlads nez McCormckova dcera Johna
D. Rockefellera Krennem seznamla Svycarsku tyz
provazel il do Ameriky jako jej soukromy sekreaf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-05
WRANGEL ZUSTANE
" BULHARSKU.

Janov, 4. kvetna. - Premier
Rulharska Stambulijski prohla
sill dnes, ze gen. baron Wran-
gel, protibolsevicky vHdce, "a
dial dovoleni, abv mohl znsta-
ii V Bulharsku. jez bylo mu da-
no 8 podminkou, re zustane
tam iako soukromy iednotlivec
a nikoli jako velitel sve arma-
DIV