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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
VfPRAVA NARODNfHO
SVAZU cESKYCH
KATOLfKU.

We stredu vecer vyjede Gle
velandu skupina nasich kraja-
MI, jako 1castnici velkeho Ia
iezdu Narodniho Srazu Ce-
skych Katolikn, aby navstivili
starou vlast. Nejvetsi pocet
Ivyletnlkd vykazuje, die pome-
ru ceske osady, Chicago, z KITE
reho Jest vadce yypravy p.
Jan Straka. z nasich zdejsich
spoluobtanG odjedou danny a
panove:
J. w. BartGnek, M. Bart6-
mex, Frank Sindelar, Kamila
Sindelaroya, Zofie Kresinova,
Karel Mezera manzelkou,
Ant. Stress, Harant Jan $ man.
zelkou, Dvofak Jan, Dvorako-
va Josefa, Smatlakova Barbo-
ra, Frances Evelyna Jestra-
bovy, Josefa St'astna, A. Zizka,
jJ. P. Kubes, FIR. Johanek, M.
Black, J. Paryzek, A. Cipra,
| F. Adamek, Lud. Roubal a To-
lety Jaroslav KruSina, jehoa
otec, formar We "Svetu', posild
do Czech, ably poznal vlast rodi-
CT.
Vyletnici nasednou V sobotu
" New Yorku ma parnik, ktery
je preplavi k evropskym bre-
him, odkud pax je draha od-
veze k vytouzenemu cfli. Pre-
ieme vSem ucastnfkum st'ast-
Inou cestu navrat, ably Sc v
pravd6 pot6sili zemi, jez je
zrodila take 81 odnesli do A
lmeriky nejlepsi vZpomlnky a
dojmy ma nasi osvobozenou
vlast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
VYROCNf SCHUZE DRAM.
SBORU TYL.

Ma sobotni schulz Dram.
Sboru Tyl, zvoleni byli p. JOS,
Skalak opetn6 predsedou, p.
Burda pokladnikem, p. X. ka-
belaG ucetnikem, p. Y. Vejlu-
pek tajemnikem a p. V. Khop
fiditelem. Predseda p. Ska
lax pri uzaveru Sc srdecne roz-
loucil p. st. Kratochvllem,
jenz ma diva roxy opousti Gle
veland, jede ma studiini cestu
do Evropy, navstivi starou
vlast a usadi Sc Parizi, kde
bude posluehacem nejprednel-
siho francouzskeho umeleeke-
no ustavu Julien akademie,
kde Sc hodla Zdokonaliti V ume
III malirskem, ktere sobe tax
obllbil a V kterem cd neho po-
volani cinitele ocekavaji velke
veci. Pan st. Kratochvilovi
prejem mnoho zdaru, zejme-
ma, ably dosel plneho splneni
vsech svych tuzeb.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
Mydlo We stokorunovych ra-
kouskych bankovkach. OBJ

chodnik Henri Levi V Zeneve
prodava toaletni mydlo, bale
ne novych rakouskych 100
korunovych bankovkach. Ten
to obal mu Pride lacin6ji, nez
ozdobny papir, vyrobeny V tt
skarne, nebot' rakouska 100
koruna stoji nyni v Zeneve asi
10 centimu.
Skodi kino ocim - Professor
Felke ucinil zajimavy pokus Sc
3mi inteligentnimi lidmi vii
WI kina ma oGi. Jeden byl 70.
bustni a zdravy, druhy inteli-
gentni akademik, treti nervos-
nj umelec. Pc 2hodinnem
predstaveni kinematografic-
KEN stoupl Il vsech pulls 28ed.
Unava oci dostavila Sc umel-
ce "a 2 hodiny, u akademika
Ia 2 hod. 55 minut, u robust
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
POSLEDNf POKUSY IA
CHRANITI PURPERU
PRED ELEkTRIC.
KOU ZIDLf.

Kratce po pnlnoci ma mia
distvy spoluvrah Slye a Fan
nera, Sam Purpera odpykati
Gin y tento V popravnim kfesle.
Obhajce jeho, obetavy pravnik
J. V. Zottarelli hodla pozadati
guvernera Davise dne 0 II.
hod. dopolednl 0 pardonovani
odsouzeneho. Telefonoval do
clevelandske residence Davis
owl a "a jeho nepfitomnosti
slibila mu guvernerova chot ,
re bude jist6 dnes dopoledne
prijat. Davis meska prav6
touto dobou V Clevelande q
prime obhaice V pravnicke t.
fadovn6 Davis & Farley Co. ma
Chester ave. vych II. ul. Po-
dari-li sc Zottarellimu dosici
odkladu, pax stane Sc tax jiz
po ctvrt6. Hlavnim ddvodem
pro odklad, jest, re jest tfeba
vyslechnouti Purperu jako sved
ka apelacnim procesu 5 Be
nignem, ktery jest pro tyz zlq-
Gin take odsouzen k smrti.
Italske sdruzeni Synove TIA
lie podnikli az dosud marn6
vsechny pripustne kroky, ably
odsouzenemu vzhledem k JehC
mladi prominut byl trest smrtI
celia organisace rest nepovol.
nosti guvernera do jiste miry
roztrpcena.
Guverner Davis sobotu '
Clevelande prohlasil, re roz
hodnuti uverejni celem tom.
to pripadu po dnesnlm navra
tn do Columbus as o a. hodint
odpoledni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
LETOSNf HUSOVA OSLAVA.

Minulou stfedu sesel Sc opet
vvbor maiici ma staroSti letos-
nj Husovu osiavu, ably definitiv
ne rozhodl, kde a v jakem
ramci a rozsahu bude Sc slav-
most poradati.
Jak iiz v novinach bylo ohla-
seno, pokusil Sc vybor ziska-
nj velkeho auditoria ma We
stern Reserve University, t. w.
Amasa Stone Chapel, kterazto
mistnost svou prihodnou polo
hou, peknou vystavnosti a ve-
|likosti znamenite sc hodi pro
Husovu oslavu. DR.. Henry j.
John z clevelandske kliniky O.
znamil re Sc mu podarilo mist
most tuto ziskati a odevzdal w
boru dopis z university nasle-
|duiiciho obsahu:
Western Reserve University
| Cleveland
May 2. 1922.
Dear DR.. John:
understanding, we are pleased
indee to extend the courtesy
of the use of our Amasa Stone
Chapel Sundey afternoon, July
9th, to the Czechoslovak Com.
Imunity of Cleveland.
Sincerely yours,
Sidney S. Wilson, Treasurer
Timto byla vyrizena jedna
z hlavnich zalezitosti a vybol
ihned pocal uvazovati who'd
mem reCniku. Usneseno pozada
ii znameho odbornika a znalce
husitismu, Hugh Blacka z New
Yorku, aby promluvil Janr
Husovi.
Dale bylo usneseno, aby pr
pfilezitosti Husovy oslavy byls
roZdavana navStevnlkGm bro
znra, obsahujici Husav posled
nj dopis re zalare. Pamatny
tento document bude publiko
van V anglickem jazyku,
V prekladu DR.. Johna.
!, Dalsi podrobnosti tykajici 81
programu budou oznameny V,
rejnosti, jakmile bude definiti'
ne 0 Mich rozhodnuto.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
SLOVENSKY SOKOL

ma zakonceni divadelnlho OBJ
dobi sehral minulou nedeli v &.
s. Sokol roZmarnou frasku
"Nema 2 Porietia'. Del Sc ode
hrava V byte soukromnika An
tonlna Hrabanka, ktery po
smrti manzelky, ktera mela ne
milou vlastnost, re stale mluvi-
la a hubovala, ably Sc pred tim
utrpenim uchranil, 81 wal "a
zenu domnele nemou. Jeho pra
|tele no prinutl, ably sc stal kan
didatem pro uiad do mestske-
no vyboru a pri studovani po-
|liticke reel 81 potlnal tax nadse
Inc, re povazovan "a blaZna a
dan do sveraci kazajky a odve-
zen do nemocnice. z toho lex
mutt jeho zena nabude rec a
kdyz Sc vSe vysvetlilo, re blaZ-
mem nenl a ieho zena re opet
mluvi, liboval 81, re to musi byt
dobra zena, kdyz po ctyri me-
sice Sc dovedla pfetvarovati, re
Jest nema. Die podani vernych
charaktern, souhry vypravy
jeviste bylo videti, re ochotnici
nastudovanl dele venovali vel
kou poZornost. Jednotlive ulohy
verne sehral - A. Urbanka,
soukromnika. br. A. Kopcok ;
lZofii, jeho zenu, M. Uhalikova ;
Ruzenu, jeji sestru, J. Perge-
Iowa; j. Cermaka, J. Pesko; DR..
Novotnyho, J. Kacir; Petra,
advokata, }. 1stvan; Kopecky-
no, redaktora. ]. Simon; Syko-
ru, kamenarskeho remeslnika
j. Patarka; Hudka, obuvnika
IS. Demian; kadlece, tesafe. P
| Valent; Ferko, stolare, J. La.
mer;; Annu, sluzku u Habanko.
|vych, J. Kriskova; tetku, A
)Slavkova. Divadlo ffdil br. L
Krc. Sprivodkyna ses. A. Stec
ko. Pri divadle i k tanci ucinko
vala hudba p. Sturmana. Mez
br. Sokoly ses. Sokolkami s,
nalezaji dobre ochotnicke sill,
a proto bylo by k prani ably 81;
, bou navStevou neochabovali !
: jejich cinnosti pro pristi di
vadelni obdobi pripravili ODE
!censtvu dusevni pozitek, kter'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
BOTANISUJfCf CLEVELAND.

VcerejSi krasna jarni poho-
da, kterou kazil ponekud sill
nejsi v6trik, vylakala kde ko-
no ven - do prlrody. Kan
jste vcera zasli, vsude plno W.
letniku sice die zdani SAINT
botanisujici vedatori. V naru-
Gi chodcu obeho pohlavi spa
trili jste nejvitanejsi posly ia
ra, modre fialinky a vice bylo
tech, kteri pilne pasli po drive
opovrhovanem kvitku, ktery 2
jara zlati naSe travniky. "hadi
mlici", pompeliSka stala sc hle-
danou veci, nebyla sice trha-
ma, ably 81 il nalezce dial do ka-
batove dirky neb ga cepici",
toto, videli jsme objemn6 ba-
t'ochy, kose rance, V nichz
Svetu Odumlraly ZlatOZlute hla-
vinky, jimz prohibice zjednala
tax neocekavanou tslavu. Shan.
ka po kvitku stoupa rok Cd 70.
ku a neprestane-li, pax bude
snad nutno, vydani zakona Sc
trent, ably kvltek nevymizel z
povrchu zemskeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
STAT zALUJE ME5TO GLE
VELAND o ZAPLACENf DO
DANEHO NABYTKU.

Stat Ohio pripojil Sc k vefi-
teldm mesta Clevelahdu a po-
dal prostfednictvifn okresniho
zalobce E. C. Stantona ma okre
MIN soudu zalobu ma zaplaceni
S4486.94 "a dodany nabytek,
zhotoveny statni trestnici v
Columbus. Nabytek dodan
byl jako vysledek konkursu r.
1921 a 1cet mela zaplatiti ie-
ste administrace stara, jez Sc
chtela vsech podobntch zavaz-
kd zbaviti pfenesenim jich ma
ucet administrace Fred Kohle-
ra, jenz Sc proti tomu postavil
do oposice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
NOCNf PREPADENf
TOVARNY.

Ia vcereisi noci- prepadli
diva ozbroieni lupici nocniho
hlidate zavodu The Chemical
Co. ma Bliss rd. V Euclid YES
nici. svazali jei dratem pro-
vazem a vstrcili do elekrarny.
Potom vybrali obsah "nedobyt-
ne" pokladny, ale mnoho-li pc
nez ukoristili, neni dosud zna-
mo. Ponocny 62-lety Ralph
Huzinker, bytem V els. 926 wy
chodni 1913. ul. sc pozdeji O.
svobodil bezel do sousedni
tovarny a privolal pomoc, je2
priSla, kdyz uz smell bandite
IS lupem byli ga horami".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
'ZAzEHNUTE PECE v OCE.
LARNACH.

Jedna ze dvou peel ocela-
rem The Otis Steel Co. zapotne
tento tyden dymati vesele k
obloze, jak MONA snad dobra
predzvest, re deprese, jez vse-
obecn6 tizila zvolna, ale pfece
snad zacina mizeti. Zazehnuto
bylo V peel jiz posledni tyden
slevati Sc zapocne Timed. Po-
dobne sc stale tez u The Nc
Kinney Steel Co. Surove zele-
20, tax zvane pig iron, platilo
sc Ia poslednich tydnu S22 az
S23 "a tunu v pomeru $40, Y
dob6, kdy propukla uhelna
| stavka. The Mckinney Steel
Co. nahromadila spousty suro.
veho zeleza V obrovske hroma-
de ma draze Wheeling a Lake
Erie, Il trait blize mostu ma Wy
chodni 49. ul., kde do nedav-
ma skladano bylo zelezo pomo,
ci velkych jerabd magnetic
vych. Spousty kovu, jichz po'
vsimne 81 kazdy chodec, obsa,
hull 100000 tun. Kolemjdou,
ci sotva tusi, re cena teto hro'
mady Sc v Gene meni kazdyn
dnem a hned sta tisic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08

niho "a 3 hod. 20 minut. Pc
4hod. predvadeni filmu unava
jejich dostoupila takove vyse,
re Sc nemohli vice ma film d.
vati. Felke soudi, re navste-
va biografu nenf pro oci bez
nebezpeci.
Originelni lecebni ustav byl
otevren pred nedavnem V Ber-
line. Odstranuje sc V mem te-
Itovani, jimz mnozi lide "okrd
slili' svoje tela. Naval muzn,
jichz paZe zdobi volska hlava
hadi, srdce, zacatecni pismena
atd., .je denne veliky. Nejvlce
Sc stydi "a svoii krasu byval
feznlci a nemohou Sc pry do.
Ckati okamziku, az hlava !
velkymi rohy a zkrlzenymi Sc
kerami 5 rukou nebo prsou sc
ztrati. Honorar Ia operaci il
dosti znacny a operace sams
hodne bolestiva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
VYZYVAJf VLADJ SOVIET
ABY PROPUSTILA POLL
TICKE VEZNE.

V cele rade navrzenych re-
soluci ma prave konane kon-
venci Mezinarodni unie dam.
skych krejci prijata byla te2
resoluce, kterou se sovetska
ruska vlada zada, aby propu-
stila vsechny politicke vezne z
rtiznych vojenskych lezeni neh
vypov6zenych ma Sibir. Jint
navrhy sm6rovaly K navazani
diplomatickych i narodohospo-
darskych styku Ruskem, j.
ma op6tne sc piimlouva 0 pro
puSteni 113 politickych provi-
nilcu zdejsich, ktefi dosud We
federalnich veznicich odpyka.
vaii hrichy spachane "a valky
DalSi resoluce vztahujl Sc !
organisacnim problemum unit
podminek prumyslu. S vlast
nj praci zapocne Sized teprv'
Ultra odpoledne; dneSni odpo
ledne bude venovano projizd
ce mestem. Vetsina delegatl
Jest, soude die imen, puvod'
zidovskeho a take mezi tovar
Milky a vyrobci semitic pi'evla
dali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
DlTE Sc NAPlLO LAkU.

Tfilety vsetecka Wilson
Landberg, 836 Clarence CT
mel patrne zizen tn popadl
plechovku lakem a statetna
81 "prihnul". Dite nalezenc
bylo starSi sestrickou dopra-
veno do mestske nemocnice
kde mu bylo lekari ihned po.
mozeno, takze zadneho nebez.
peel nestava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
PREJET A B C. kAROU.

Ma 7. zastavce drahy Akron
Bedford Cleveland, "cervenou
karou" prejet byl sobotu j.
sty muz, jenz dosud nemoc-
nici sv. Alexise ma Broadway
nenabyl vedomi. DIE vypove-
di lekarn ma roztristenou le-
becni kost s0tva zivotem W.
vazne. V kapse jeho bylo ma
lezeno psani, ktere by Sc zda-
10 nasv6dcovati, re jest to "a
mestnanec the Northern Ohio
Ttraction & Light Co. jmenem
Earl Melani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
Poor MA PROHNII.E
PORcE.

Jiz podruhe v kratke dobe
zaznamenava Sc zprava, kdy
zeny pfi cisteni Sc opfely ma
chatrne a prohnile zabradll We
randy pfisly tax k Grazu,
TAX stalo sc sobotu pi. Sa-
re Moorove, 32-lete V els. 1462
|vych. 110. ul., jez spadla s pr
veho patra ma dlazbu a zlo.
mila vaz. Zemrela "a kratkC
po dopraveni do glenvillske ne.
mocnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
PRI POLITICE ~ DZBANKU'

V polskem hostinci, 4368 w
chodni II. ul., iehoz majite-
lem Jest Charles Poczkovsky,
bavili Sc hoste ponekud ziveji
hadky s1castnil Sc i hostinsky
ienz Sc nechal zlosti tax une-
sti, re vpalil kuli z revolveru
iednomu hostu do krku. Pc.
streleny imenuje Sc Ignac Sin.
dirsky. ac jest jeho rama dost
nebezpecna, ponechan byl
domacim oSetrovani. a prchly
hostinsky zatcea.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
POLITIKA u DzBANKU.

"Ted' je svetovt mir zaji-
stem"
"Proc myslite
"Protoze pro same konfe-
renee nemaji ted velmoci ma
valku pokdy."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08
MfNlTE.LI STAVET

aneb koupit n6jaky majetek,
obrat'te sc ma zkuseneho sta
vitele. Mate-li lot, my Yam ma
mem postavime, chcete-li kou-
pit, my Vam prodame, prava
name dohotoveny 6-tirodinny
dun a jeden pro dv6 rodiny.
Vas lot aneb druhy morgic ve-
zmem jako prvni splatku, ostat
nj ma 6 proc. V kazdem pfipa-
de Yam prodame poctive.
p. NEUZIL A SYN
97l5 DenisOn Ave.
Tel. Heml. 1919.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-08

pax lie velkou navStevou odme-
nj. Divadlo jest nejen zabava,
nybrz i uzitecna skcla. F. S.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10
ssTHE GOOD BAD WIFE"
COMING TO KENWORTHY

Miss Bessie Stinson, a very charm
ing young actress appearing in 1.-The
Good-Bad Wife" as Virginia Denigh
the daughter of a staid old family and
representative of the ideals of South
ern aristocracy-though a new
conner to the screen, has successfully
appeared in support of Catherine Cal
vert in "Out of the Night" Miss Stin-
son also appeared as principal sup
port to Sylvia Dreamer in the J. Stu
art Blackton production, Respectable
by Proxy"
In "The Good-Bad Wife," Mis- Stin-
son had most difficult role to por-
tray, and her handling the same gives
warrant that she will do many splen-
did things in the future in her work
before the camera.
Miss Stinson is a Western girl and
halls from Arkansas where she spent
the early days of her life, and after
graduating from college she started
to take up q musical career, but after
several months Of preparatiOn her
love for artistic expression led her
to enter moving pictures and we con-
fidently look forward to seeing Miss
Stinson achieve exceptional success
in the future, as her portrayal of Vir-
ginia Denbigh in "The GoodBad
Wife, indicates that she has unusual
ability for the portrayal Of such diff
cult roles as this production present
ed to her. "The Good-Bad Wife, will
he the offering at the Kenworthy
Theatre for two days commencing
next Monday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10
PAST EXALTED RULERS
TO HANDLE INITIATION

Past grand exalted rulers night
will be observed at the Elks' temple
Saturday night when 25 candidates
will be initiated Grand Exalted
Ruler Wegner of Pullman has ap-
pointed the past grand exalted rulers
of the lodge to take charge of the
entire ceremonial The candidates
will come from Moscow, Pullman, Pa
louise and Colfax
The following men have been ap-
pointed to take charge of the work,
all of whom having served B. P. o. e.
No. 249 as exalted rulers: M. ]. Chap
man, exalted ruler; Judge e. c..
Steele, leading knight; F.. e. Sanger,
loyal knight; G. p. Mix, lecturing
knight; Francis jenkins, chaplain,
E. w. Thorpe, esquire; Lee Allen,
secretary; G. G. Pickett, tyler; George
N. Lamphere, inner guard.
These former exalted rulers will
take charge of the entire proceed
ings, will be attired in soup and fish
and will show the younger set some
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10
LAR GEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT
STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WOgs.s

the committee on arrangements. From
the opening number on February -,
until the close Of the course, each
nights program will be winner in
its line. At the first session Dr.. :
w. Moore of New York viii be the
star attraction. The principal ad-
dress at the subsequent meetings viii
be given by someone who has been s
resident in the country under con
sideration for the evening Often
curios of the land will be on display
Congregational singing will be an
other feature.
Each Sunday morning at the regu-
lar church service a pep" talk will
be made. Charts and posters will be
in evidence each week. The chart
used last Sunday pictured missionary
astronomy
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10

Thursday to visit at the home of her
son and to meet her new grand
daughter The little miss arrived in
Colfax the first of the week
Mrs. Addie Perry, who has been
confined to her home for some time
with a severe cold, is reported much
improved Her daughter, Miss Mary
Perry, who was called home by the
illness of her mother, has returned TO
Lewiston where she is attending the
normal school.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Summer
field was a Genesee business visitor
Friday
Ben E. Bush is in Spokane attend
ing meeting of the Timberman's as
ISOLATION which convenes there this
week.
Mrs. f. Markoske of Winchester
is in Moscow, a guest at the home Of
her sister. Mrs. R. A. White, who is
ill.
J. w. Greenwood. who was quite
badly injured recently by a fall, is
reported to be slowly improving, al
though he still suffers a great deal
of pain. Mr.. Greenwood lives at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. E. r.
Headley.
Harold Sordoroff, who has been i'll
in local hospital for the past few
weeks with typhoid fever, is able to
return home.
Mrs Eta L. Smith left Wednesday
for Aberdeen, Wash, for an indefinite
visit at the home of Mrs. Stella
Tracy.
Mrs. F. b Lucas of Cheney. Wash,
is guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Inez Tracy, of the First Nat
iOnal bank.
Miss Cassie Matheny is visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. NJ. Ellis,
at Oakesdale, Wash.
Mrs. w. A. Nelson is reported az
quite i'll at her home southeast of
Moscow
Rev. Daniel Gamble IS confined to
his country home by illness.
The Modern Woodmen mes Thurs
day evening in regular business SEES
sion with a good attendance.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10

Thursday evening a group Of bust
ness girls met at the home of Edna
Collins to organize club. After the
organization was completed and Of
ficers elected the name Pep was
decided upon as a name. After tie
business session the time was spent
in social chat and music. a delicious
luncheon was served. The following
are the officers of the Pep club.
Edna Collins, president; Effie Shelby,
vice president; Annabelle Nero, sec
rotary and treasurer; Ada Brummnd
chairman of the social committee. The
girls have great plans for a good time
in the future.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10

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M. r. Dallas of the United Motor
company, returned home Thursday at
ternoon from business trip to Spo-
kane.
Miss Olga Breamlick Of Davids' de-
partment store, who has been quite
i'll at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Carder for the past two weeks, IS
reported as much improved.
e. McElliott left Thursday evening
for Bellingham, Wash, on a business
trip.
DR.. v. M. Gilchrist was visitor to
Viola Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. S. E. Finch Of Colfax, Wash,
is a guest at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. E. W. Jones, at her home
on University hill.
r. p Drury, who has been in the
Genesee country the past week as
sessing. was compelled to return home
Thursday on account of bad roads.
Wednesdays snow storm of more than
inches added much to the great
drifts already over the country.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church will meet Tuesday
afternoon in Epworth hall, A good
attendance is desired All ladies Of
the church are cordially invited to be
present.
Mrs. E. Schultz went to Colfax
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10

The Young Ladies Auxiliary of the
Woman's Home Missionary society
will meet Monday evening, February
10, with Mrs. Inez Tracy, 321 North
Asbury street. All members are
urged to be present.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10

Reds and Plymouth Rock chickeas
and Thursday one of the number laid
an egg whlch out-measured The oae
laid by Mr. Cliffords hen Tie eas
is said to measure six and oHe-half
inches in thickness and eight and
one-half inches from end to end
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10

Mrs. L. e. Brooks Of Moscow, who
recently went with her children to San
Bernardino, Cal, to spend the winter,
writes to friends in Moscow that they
are enjoying the wonderful Califor-
MIA climate, and that her health is
very much improved. On the noun
tains near San Bernardino snow was
seen last week. This is the first
snow since 1913.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10

frills in lodge work. according to ar
nouncement. The country club com
mittee will make their final report at
this meeting A banquet will be SER
we'd in the temple following the init
alton ceremony.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10
PLANS UNDER WAY FOR
PRESBYTERIAN MISSION SCHOOL

Plans for the second semester Of
the Presbyterian school of missions
are fast nearing completion under the
direction of Prof Soulen who head
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-10
Champion Sized Egg

Mrs. Frank Byrns of S29 West Sixth
street has flock of Rhode Island
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-19
Hobo King Explains Secret Code

CINCINNATI, Nov 1s.-Why f.
20 that a family not averse 10 giving
food 20 a man asking IL IS Visited
frequently by such men while the
house next door. where there IS an
tipathy 20 hoboes. Is never visited
To such men a. seek handouts
the reason IS written I'm blazing let
tiers. Bur the average person. how
ever, yiu not see the signs-which
may be set down on his own gate
post.
The sign language Of the hoboes
II the means by which those who
have profted or suffered I'm a com
muntty leave advice for those OF the
wandering brotherhood who follow.
Water tanks, railway bridges, fences
and the like bear the tidings-and
wise is the wanderer who needs
them.
JEFF Davis. king OF hoboes." and
II ternationai president of the "Ho-
boes OF America" compiled the set
OF signs surrounding his picture.
Reading from top 20 bottom, the
left column signs mean:
l. Hostile town-bulls' (polce)
eyes open.
9 Slow burg-bulls asleep.
.. Dry town-dipper inverted.
3. Many blind pigs-dipper up.
3. One-cop town: stroke below
means, only night Waterman here.
s. Many handouts-sign near
station.
T. Good for handout-sign on
gate or door
s. Beware Montana warn
ing Of the IL months 29-day SEN
fences imposed there.
9. Dog sign-fOur legs and tail
10. Bum jane-calls cops. hates
hoboes.
II. WoodIile-meal if you chop.
II. Give money here-circles de-
note coins.
Is. Railroad ducat-these folks
give money for fare
Top 20 bottom. the signs in the
right-hanG column mean:
/. Many t.es-warning on being
dhched with long stretch between
stations.
. Jail-go there for bed
3. Thirty days-if pinched
g. Cheap towp-cheap wages,
poor conditions. and so on.