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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
wEDDINes.
Hunt<r.Stollenwerck.

Mics Alice Stollenwerck. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs A. G.. Stollenwerck,
and Charles G.. Hunter, OF Norfolk.
Va, we're married yesterday afternoon
~ Bishopstead. Bishop Philip Cook
performing the cerernony. The wedding
~as q surprise to the friends OF the
young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jones. OF Nor
folk. were the attendants. The bride
was attired In q travelling suit. Fol-
lowing the ceremony the wedding
party was entertained At a luncheon
in the Hotel du Pont. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter left after the wedding for Nor
folk and will later 20 to White Sulphur
Springs for their honeymoon. They
VIII live In Norfolk.
Mr.. Hunter In u graduate of the
University OF Virginia and II prac-
ticirE law in Norfolk. Mrs. Hunters
father IL a wcll-known banker.
Collins. s.Braunstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Braunstein, for
meriy of Wilmington. now OF Newark
announce the wedding OF their daugh-
ter. Edith. TO William Thomas Collin.
of Elkton. Md. The marriage tool
place May at Elkton. Rev. George T
Anderson performing the ceremony
They will live in Elkton.
6cAagra.fsgel wedding Announced.
Miss Laura Louise Fogcl. daughtel
Of Mr.. and Mrs Abraham Fogei o.
Aiddle'own. and Harry Avrumn Scha
vrin will be married on the evenins
of June G. at Z O'Clock in the Hotc
du font. There will be dinner il
tho hotel immediately after the cere
nony.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
Permit For North Side Garage.

Building Inspector Ellis y. Preston
today issued a permit to Max Engle-
man, zoos Van Buren, street, for the
construction or a garage costing $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
Roberts Post Auxiliary Meeting.

The Women's Auxiliary OF Laurence
Roberts Post. American Legion. will
hold it's regular meeting tonight at
5 o'clock ar the Red Cross Headquar-
ters, oil Delaware Avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
Summer Dancing at young Studios,

The Young Studio, Strand Theatre,
will open summer school Of dancing
tomorrow afternoon at 4o'cloclS. Those
wishing to join the class, may register
then.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
Senator du Pont Goes West.

United States Senator Coleman du
Pont went to Ohio on a business trip
! today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
Parkside Dance Tonight.

The Parkside Athletic Club will hold
a dance at the club room this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16

Stop using CLASSIFIED ads about your
business the day you so out OF busi-
ness. ADV,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16

Window and door screens made {
order. 4l9 Shipley street.-Ady,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-04-13

Mrs. Anthony Willis and daughter,
Mrs Galen Wyott of Chanute, Kans.,
were the guests Of Mrs. Uriah Card
ner Tuesday and Wednesday.
Reuben Ellsworth, Jr. returned
last week from Omaha, Neb., and
Beloit, where he visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Ellsworth, Sr.
George Spensley of Chicago, spent
the weekend with his parents, Hon.
Calvert .Spensley and Mrs. Spensley.
Miss Catherine Monahan, formerly
of this city, has been very i'll at the
home of her niece in LaSalle, ILL.,,
but is now recovering.
Mrs. J. J. Collins returned Friday
from two weeks visit with rela-
tives in Milwaukee and Beloit.
Mrs. John Hughes of Brooks, Ind,
was recent visitor at the Thomas
Tonkin, Sr. home.
Miss Joan Benson left Friday for a
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Laura George in Madison.
Miss Mildred Scott of Beloit, was
the guest of Miss Leila HuXtable last
week.
Mrs. c.. w. Klampe left Wednesday
to visit her parents in Rochester,
Mimi.
Get your Flower and Garden Seeds
at the Metz Pharmacy Advt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-04-13
LOCAL NEWS

Oscar Peterson of Superior, was
a weekend guest at the VIM. Stude
home.
The Misses Barry of Garrison
Grove, transacted business in this
city last week.
Gothard Reenstjerna, representing
Geo. F. Fcran Geographical Publish
ing Halls in Chicago, was a business
caller here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Smith, who
are spending the winter in Los An
giles, Calf, are getting on fine and
expect to return home the fOrepart
of May.
Miss Bessie Dunwiddie is spending
a weeks vacation with relatives and
friends in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. John E. Harris and daughter
of Pleasant View, and Mrs. Allen
Godfrey of Waldwick, visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sleep
last week
Get your Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, etc, for the cleanup and
paint-up campaign at the Metz
Pharmacy.-Advt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-04-13

John Ostrander transacted bust
ness in Belmont Saturday.
Miss Ella Dave, teacher in Mil
waukee, is spending a vacation with
her mother, Mrs. NJ Dave.
J. w. Anderson left Monday for
Lake Mills to repair the pipe organ
in the Methodist church.
Mrs. L. D. Harker and daughter
Helen are visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Erickson in Roscoe, Ill.
Mrs. William Rothe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Jackson of Waldwick,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Buckingham Monday.
Carl Dolzal is visiting friends in
Chicago.
George Huxtable spent last week
in GAINESVILLE, Beloit and Rockford on
business.
Miss Josephine Hutchinson, who re-
turned recently from Shanghai,
China, where she has been teaching,
arrived here Monday from a visit
with her aunts, the Misses Matilda
and Ena Hutchinson in Los Angeles,
Calf, and is the guest of her broth-
er James P. Hutchinson and wife.
Miss Willette Bennett, teacher in
Milwaukee, is spending a vacation
with her father, Henry Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bishop, Jr. and
little son have been spending several
days in Chicago.
During Saturday nights severe
wind storm part of the tin roof of A.
T. Spang's garage was blown onto
the residence of Mrs. Bernard Fielder
causing considerable damage. Some
of the slate shingles were also blown
from ST. Mary's church steeple and
other places in the city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tonkin is spending
a weeks vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Tonkin.
Mrs. Clara Vivian of Madison, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Neal and other relatives.
Ray Lieder returned last week
from a several days business stay in
Chicago.
John Cox spent Monday in Bel
mont on business.
Miss Bessie Allen of GAINESVILLE,
spent over Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Charles Allen.
Fred Wearing came from MilWau-
kee Saturday for an indefinite stay
at the home of his father, Samuel
Wearing
Two teaspoonsful of Tanlac in
little water taken three times day
just before meals will make you eat
better, feel better, sleep better
Metz Pharmacy-Advt.
sFarmersi We have Hog Houses
and Hog Feeders If we haven't the
size you want, we can make one up
for you, (QUICK).
I EASTMAN LUMBER COMPANY.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-04-13

Mrs. Fred Dunn went to Monroe
last week for an indefinite stay Win
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Freo
Thorn.
William Hack spent several days
last week in Milwaukee on business
Mrs. John Pittz and daughters SIS
| ter NJ Felicia of Racine, Misses CARA
Agnes, and Gertrude Pittz, Mrs. John
Lawinger and sons, William Pittz OF
this city, Edward Pittz of Detroit
William J. Pittz, Michael Pittz, Mrs.
George Schaaf,- Mrs. John Palzklll
attended the funeral of the former S
son, Mr.. Leo Pittz in Dubuque Satur-
day.
Dominiki Mangiardie has purchas-
ed the home Of Mrs. Maria Higgins
and will reside there.
Mrs. Mary Reed has returned from
a two weeks visit with relatives IN
Platteville.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brewer left
Tuesday to spend several days with
their daughter, Mrs. A. w. Hopkins
and their sons in Madison and Belolt.
Miss Josephine Stude of Darlington
/ spent over Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Stude.
Michael Fallon of Hollandale has
been spending few days with his
o;o+o, NTro rrb o,d o+bor
relatives.
Miss jeanette Whalen, teacher in
Milwaukee, is spending a vacation at
the home of her father, Patrick
Whalen.
Mrs. Sidney Murrish returned last
Friday from a six weeks stay in Chi
cago
Mrs Joseph Aide returned Satur-
day from Dodgeville, where she spent
several days on account of the illness
of her mother, Mrs. Thomas Bray,
who is now improving.
George Fielder of the U. of W., is
spending a weeks vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Bernard Fielder.
Mrs. c. p Banfeld and two sons
were called to Washington, D. c.,
Saturday on account of the serious
illness Of her sister.
Miss Elizabeth Davis, teacher in
Lake Mills, is spending a weeks va
cation with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Davis.
Tanlac is appetizing and invigora-
ting. Try it today.-Metz. Pharm
acy.-Advt.
All building material is much low
er than last year, so do not hesitate
to build any building you need. When
you want good stuff and quick deliv-
cry ring Phone No. 70.
EASTMAN LUMBER COMPANY.
Save your chickens with Pratt's
Buttermilk Baby Chick Food-Metz
Pharmacy.-Advt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-31
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PAMATCE ABRAHAMA LINCOJ dun
uIu
SKVOSTNY MRAMOROVY PONNfK, JENL BY
STAVEN DESET ROKU. ODEVzDAN
AMERlCKEMU NARODU

Washington, 80 kv9tna. "Nadherna perla vsazena V
rozkosne udol mez horami b6ozeeny cram zbudovany
merickym narodem pamatku Abrahama Idncona bre
zich Potomacu enz eGe mez hem byl dedikovan
zde dnes By staven po deset roku z pred dvace ety
proiektovan
Ma dnesni savnosti podiely neprehedne zasupy di
Pred padesa sedmi roxy nd vyai svycn tohoto
prosteho muze prav president Harding et kterou prija
pomnik cd komse veda ozor mad stavbou Ones
cka vd6Gnost, aska ocen6n davaii Ahrabamu Lnconov
ento osamely billy chram, pantheon neho samoneho
"Zde jest svatyn6 kere vSichn posvtne Gcte mGze-
hlavu sklan6ti', pravl William Howard Taft pfedseda
nevySsho soudu Spoienych Satu driv6i president ode
vzdavae pomnk menem komse eiiz pfedsedou jest "Zde
oltar svrchovana obet byla pnesena v6c
vobody. Zde jest posvany zbozny uulek n6mz ii, kdoz
miuji vlast Boha, mohou najiti vnuknuti Kid
ReGnc stall ve stinu Gtyficet osm massvnch mranoro
vych piu vroubcch koonadu symbol to atQ Unie podvu
hodnch pro svoii bel ohomnost ez cn yto pre pozor
hodnym architecture sv6ta. Obrovska postava "Movane
no. iak jej naval soudce Taft zdvha uyntr Mimi
napnuic pameni sn iak pravi soudce Taft ohromuicm
pociem Lincolnovy pritomnosti'
Jako pameni ato budova jest jedinetnou mezi ameri-
ckymi pomnky avteke dustonos tax dnesni obra
dy bylv jedineGnym sve iednoduchost Lnconv tempt
zdviha mad sedem okeho travnateho prostransty k
necho k Potomacu zapad6. Jest mezi Westinghouse
wynn pomnkem rekou. Cd n6ho vychod jest laguna,
niz Westinghouse pomnik obrovsky ehan, obraz. p
mink sa skoro $4,000 600 mimo upravu msta zrze.
guny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-31
DELNICTVO ROZHODNE HLASOVANiM.
O STAVCE MA AMERICKYCH
ZELEZNICfCH.
ROVNEZ ZAMESTNANCI v DfLNACH HROZf
ZANECHANfM PRACE.

Detroit 80. kvetna. Vykonna rada bratrstev denfka
zamestnanych ma trach delnlkd pracuch dnach jed
nomsne paa resoluc dnes odpoedne davaii Sc in
sukce E. f. Grabeov pTedsedov ably vysal stavkovn ha
soVac stk vsem clenum organisace neuno-
wynn denkum oborech jchz dotyka mzdy nafize
ne pracovni zeezncni radou Spoienych Satu Y ned6l
Predseda Cradle sdeli hasovac lfstky budou roze
sany okamzte zda denctvo rozhodne savkovati proti
snizeni mzdy stavka vesa by platnos cervence
Odhadova, re 47S,0OO Glenu unie as 72 neunio.
ch denku bude pozadano hasovn teo veci ktera IT,
ka edne kazde zeeznce zem vyjma kratkych linii
eektrckych drah
Reoluce pfiata vykonnou radou, ez pozdstava dfed-
nku ue naflda aby hlasOvaclch scich byla
oazka zda denictvo jest ochotno prat snizeni mzdy
zda nlko pravi TAM une pouze pine hospodaTske
c organsace ku kaden odporu pro nzen mzdy narzene
mu pracovni radou.'
Predseda Grabbe vyadri pozd6, re odpovedi budou
zpe do L. eervence pTpade savka bude odhasovana
ON Jest spnomocnen vyvoat zamestnance oborech prae
ichz y snzeni mzdy Die rozhodnu pracov-
nj rady snizeni mzdy vchaz platnost L. tervence.
Ma stavku pravl pedseda Grabble byli by vyvon
cn mechanikove muz pracuc tratch, denc
nj savbach most barvi d6nc zamestnan pT zasobo-
Van parosr0jG uhm esa vsech hiavnich zeleznicic
zemi. AIR
DIE Grabbe-a rozhodnutf zele zncn pracovn rady
mena snizenf nzy 1872 prosn; zivoi vyloly
klesly vice nezli procenta.
Chicago, 80. kvetna. = Umatum americkym zeezncim
prosfednictvm zeezncn rady Spoenych
10 predozeno sruzenymi Temesy zastupucmi 100000
ezncnich delnik zadost konferenc radou tvrtek
kdy eeso bude pozadano aby okamze zskao patnos
vm nafzenlm vech ppadech kde zeeznce tomu vzdo-
namay sve dny kontrakorm kerouzto praktku prohla-
sla vSak zeleznicni pracovnl rada nezakonitou.
Idal rada odepfe vyhovet zados denictva, savkovni
hlasovaci listky budou lined rozeslany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-31
NOVY OBROVSkY TRUST.
TABACNICKY A DOUTNiKARSkY PRUMYSL BUDE
KONTROLOVAN KORPORACi Sc $ls7,O0O0OO
KAPITALU.

New York, 80. kvena - Ornament splynut mez To-
bacco Products Corporation United Stores corporation
lez VastnctVm akc kontoue United Cigar Stores Co.. byo
uclneno Jameson NJ DiXonem pfesedou Tobacco Products
Corporation. kapal move korporace Jest ST 900 600
Spynuvs spolecnost budou pod fzenim James g. Dukea
zaladaele American Tobacco British Tobac-
Corporation bude to Znamenat eho do cnneho
castensv tabakovem obchodG eho pfevadalc vliv
prodej hotoveho zboz.
Duke byl pfedsedou American Tobacco Company zname
Jako abakovy trust, jenz by rozb soudnim zakrocenn
tederani vady rozdel til csti SpoeGnost po-
drzela svrchu zmnene imeno Lgge Myers Tobacco Co.
Lorard Co Tehdy Duke vidal predsedncvi prosycha-
10 re byl donucen fnanGnikem Thomasem
+. Ryanem.
Jednm ciu korporace bude United Cigar
Stores Co., kera z nyn operue nez 2200 obchodu
vic nez 1000 amerckych NEST
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-31
RYCHLOSTI 94.48 MIL. "a HODINJJ
DOSAHL V AUTOMOBILOVYCHZ ZAVODECH
JIMMY MURPHY z LOS ANGELES

Indianapolis, 80 kv6tna. Jimmy Murphy Los Ange-
les vtez zvodech rancouzskou Grand Prx 1921 pre-
kona dnes vSechny dosavadni rekory 500mlovch
moblovyc zavodech pred ocma $4,000 divakG Jeho cas-
byl 1T :3079 c prmerne S44S mil hodnu prot stare
rekordu 33 1851, cli 1884 mim hodnu kterezo
rychosti docill +. 1915 Ralph De Palma.
Murphy byl cee zavodniku cd sameho pocatku az do
konce. Ucm enom dive zastavky. Prvn kdyz zavodnf
draze uiel 1S5 mil druhou uet 368 mil Men pokazde
ry pIbral gasonu rychost jakou pocina 81 eho po-
mocnc byla primo dzasnou. Vzao Jim dvacet
vefin zmenit pravy pfedn raf nal gason do ndrzky
Druhou ziskal Harry Harz, jinoch teprve 2-ety,
iehoz cas- by So cli prdmeme 1884 mile hodnu
tfe ziskal Eddie Heare automobilem francouzske
vyroby jehoz cas- by 522 2606 c prmerne 90 04 mile
hodnu kdezto Ralph De Palma byl cvrtym casem 81 O4
6 prdmernou rychosti 9061 mil hodnu paym by Ora
1aine sestym Jerry Wonderich, sedmym l. P. Feerman,
osmym Ira Vail devatym Tom Alley esatym Joe Thomas
hoz cas- byl 6:O5 OLAF ci primerne 49, mil hodnu
Jako vez Murphy doane as s35 900, jezto vede hav-
nj dvace sc doar byy nabdnuty jeste vedle
81 Iarz dosal $4,000; Heane, $4,000; De Palma $500
aine $4,000; Wonderich, 2,2O0 Feterman 81 800; Vail
81 600; Alley 81 500 Thomas $14O0.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-31
DEN ZDOBENi HROBU We FRANCEl.
OBRADY KONANY V PARfZI A MA VSECH
AMERICKYCH HRBITOVECH.

Pafiz, 80. kvetna Pevnos staost frankoamerickeho
by pr osave svatku zobeni hrobu
obrady konanym Paiizi voienskych hrboveh Spoje
nych Franc. Mluve Belleau Wood generalmaor
arbord Pershngv naGenk tabu sveho tasu veel druhe
divise odchy obvykho syu jake byvai prona
seny Pametn den nabad Francouzy, ably pomiejici
icke udalos nesvad6ly ek pochybnosem asce Amerky
teto souvislosti gen Harbord pray:
"Politicka nalada dne te ami one zem nepredavuje
veke srdce ldu Kdo muze zvaz duh kerym svt povin
Francii Franci Pann6 Oreanske narodu? Ne
nevets BRINE valky seserska republika
jest nesti nejtezsi brine miru'
Dnes organisace americkJch pochodovala
Brlne Vtezstv kde vevysanec Herrick poloz venec
pomnk Neznameh Noiaka Francie promnosti marsala
Focha nych francouzkych hodnostaru Byly rovnez ko
many hfbitovech Tardeno Romagne
Suresnes. Suresnes velvyslanec Herrck pravil:
"Zde jest paska senmenu, jiz zadna sa nemuze Znci
anz akekol pffsti udalos zmens akost nasi asky
Francii"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-31
kRONIKA NESTESTl "a
VCEREJSfHO SVA-
TECNfHO DNE.
Diva zahynuli v jezere.

Sc slovy: "Dejte ma mne
pozor', chtel Sc patrne lille
ty Thomas Thompson, c. 3201
Whitman ave. S. w. pochlubi-
ii svym spoludruhlm~ plavec-
kym umenim a yrhl Sc do vo-
dy Edgewater parku. Zmizel
pod hladinou a jeho spoluhra-
ci, kteri stall bezradne opodal,
spatrili jej jiz pozd6ji jako
tuhnouci mrtvolu. Hoch 81 Wy
sci dvema mladSimi bratry a
dvema devcaty ze sousedstvi
ma vylet do Edgewater parku,
ably slavili Den zdobeni hrobu,
T6lo nest astneho vyletnika Wy
tahl Josef Hobson, 5715 De
troit ave, ktery k mistu ne
st6sti pTivolan byl kfikem po-
d6Senych detl.
We Willobee-on-the-Lake, u
topil Sc 22-lety Clarence Lin
quest, 1859 vych. 60. ul., ktery
vyplul ma iezero spolu S Isle
tym Kentonem Carmanem, c.
1907 Prospect ave. kanoe Sc
prevratil, ale Inquest zustal
pod vodou, byl sice "a nedlou>
no vytazen zachrannym muz-
stvem z Fairportu, ale poku-
sy pfivesti jej pomocl pulmo-
toru k zivotu, byly jiz bezvy-
|sledny.
Spatn6 Sc vyplatil take w
let motorcyklem Percymu Ma,
lymu, 27-letemu z els. 1877
Miles ave. a jeho zene, kteil Sc
srazili ma vych. 1O3. ul. Ar
lington ave. truckem, dova-
zejicim mleko. Kazdy man.
zelu ma zlomenou nohu a ma
lezaji Sc V leceni V glenvillske
nemocnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-31
VYNESL- MAD SEBOU ROZ-
SUDEk.
Byvaly obchOdvedOuci new
yOrske Narodni Budovy, zalo-
vany pro zproneveru, Sc
otravil.

New York, 28. kvetna. John
Schoeppel, byvaly obchodve-
douci Narodni Budovy "a stare
spravy Ceske Dobrocinne Spo-
lecnosti, kteryz byl pod zaru-
kou ma svobode ma zalobu tyka
jici Sc neporadku a zpronev6ry
" Narodni Budove "a jeho IL
radovani, nalezen byl patek
mrtev V lesich Woodbridge, We
state New Jersey. Lekarskym
ohledanim napotom shledano,
re Schoeppel Sc otravil. Jak Sc
do onech koncin dostal, kdy 81
zoufal a jak dlouho lezel ma
miste, kde byl nahodou male
zen, zustava tajemstvim. Byl
ztotoznen die listin, jez u neho
nalezeny. Vysvitalo z Mich, re
byval clenem rakouske arma-
dy. Mimo listin mel u sebe le-
gitimacni listek Americke Le-
gle Sc svym jmenem.
Smrti Schoeppelovou, jenz
byl asi 40 nebo vice rokd star,
konci iedna napjatych kapi-
tol naseho spolecenskeho zivo-
ia, o niz neni ami radno mnoho
Sc rozepisovati, nebo nejak il
rozmazavati. Ceska koloMe
zna il dopodrobna a kdo v po-
sledni dobe mel nahodou pfile
zitost v obzalovanym Schoep-
, plem Sc sejiti, nenl asi mnoho
! prekvapen, ze k takovymto
koncum doslo. Soud MIN mel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-31
MOHAMEDANSkY SVET
PROTI ZAPADNfM Ma
RODUM.

Geneva, 27. kvetna. = Char
les r. Crane, jenz sdelil sv6 ma
zory o situaci ma Blizkem w
chodu v1ci nekolika urednikdm
kteri jsou We spojeni prova-
denim mandate, pravil, re ce
lem mohamedanskem svete pa
nuje velike nepratelstvi proti
zapadnim narodum, citaie V to
Spojene Staty, cehoz prlcinou
jest hlavne okolnost, re nebyly
splneny sliby ohledne neodvi-
slosti. Mohamedani isou nyni
meme nakloneni ku smiru S
kfest' any, nez-li pred tremi ro-
ky a nemaji zadne chuti ku pri
jmuti nepopularnich smluv.
DIE nahledu Craneova situace
jest velmi vazna a dotyka Sc
Spojenych Statn. ponevadz A
mericani jsou tam stejne nepo
pularni jako Evropane. Namno
re doslo jiz k demonstracim
proti missionarum a cely ameri
cky missionarsky system, "a
lozeny nakladem SO miliontl
dollard, jest vazne ohrozen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-31
5-CENTOVEHO JfZDNEHO
Sc DOCKAME JIZ
l. SRPNA.

Trakcni komisar Holcomb
slibuie snizeni poplatku "a j.
zdu poulicni karou jiz cd |.
srpna a slib tento jest sesilo-
van i vypov6di sameho presi-
denta spolecnosti Stanleye. -
Prijmy ma drahach stoupajl
pry V takovem pomeru, ze V
urcene dobe sc octne nutnych h
$700.0OO V urokovem fondu. J
kdyz bude nejaky obnos do u
vedene vyse schazeti, bude
steven ma kazdem listku cent.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-31

ZapoGiti jiz We stfedu a tn Jest
asi zcela pochopitelno, co ho k
sebevrazd6 dohnalo. Unikl TAX
svetske spravedlnosti. Pozadl
cele teto neblahe otazky jest
tax znamo, ze mozno rici, re k
smutnym temto koncum prive-
dla pomerne mladeho a drive
dosti vazeneho muze jenom ne
st astna prllezitost, ktera die
stareho naseho prislovi tax ca
sto della zlodeje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-31
JAPANCI OPOUSTf HANKOW.

Toxic, 80. kvetna. = oznameni umyslu Japanu dnes
odvolati eho voisko Hankowa Cine v souhasu duchen
resouc Westinghouse konference zahrancni trad prav
re must vyjadTti nadej re cinska vada vynasnaz
vsech svych sill chran zivoy maietek cizincG Cine tax
aby nedoso opene k esastnym udalose ez sbehly
mnulost'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-31
ZIVOT "a DlTE.

Hamilton, o., 80. kvetna Materska laska a hrdinstvf
skoncy dnes utonut p. Emmy Urchove 35ee, modist-
ky P Urchova svoji dcerkou, Elizabeth 12etou syn.
KEN, Carsem, 9-etym s Tece Miami ztravit odpoedne
Elizabeth p koupani zasla do hloubky kdyz iaa voa
matka vskoca do feky kde strzena bya proudem
Divka zachranena byla Raphem Ruppem 15etym enz vl
do Vody pi. Uttrichoye.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-31
SOPKY MA HAWAI- V CINNOSTI.

Hilo, T. H., 80. kv6tna. Sopky Napu, Makaopuhi Ha-
lemumau chr popel avu. Tato misty prela jiz bot
horskych rovny znacnou skodu naropia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-31
SPIkLENCI ZATCENI.

Managua, Nicaragua, 80. kvetna Vudcove nedavneho
io hnut zde by po obeveni kompou
svrzeni vlady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-18
London Evangelist To
Give Address on Subject.
"ProhibitiOn EnfOl cement"

is prohibition a failurc-Can il
be enforced?" is the subject of the
address 10 be given at o'clock Sum
Gay afternoon at the Penney Memoir
ial church by Rev. William G.
cooper the London evangelist. This
promises to be. of especial interest
and everyone is invited to the meet
ing.
The following is a synopsis of Rev.
Mr.. Cooper's discourse:
l. The question not settled yet
violations on large scale among
those higher up"-bllion dollar
booze corporation" Maine farmer
who made $4,000 in two weeks.
Organized attempts to discredit the
Nolstead Act-Weapons Of antaeon-
INSTRUMENTATION. ridicu'e. cry
of personal liberty and so forth.
.. Three gigantic facts. A.
Prohibition written into constitution
of United tSates. p. Liquor bust
ness outlawed. G. No proba bility
Of amendment being reversed.
3. The issue before the nation to-
day. A. The sacredness of law. r.
The law can be enforced-the law
must be enforced-the law will be
enforced-when the people insist
upon it. c. Violations of the law
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-18
GIRLS CLUB NOTES

\ special car Will leave Augusta at
ten minutes past six for members and
their friends who attend the Inter
club Rally nest Wednesday. March -
in Watervillc. The car will wait over
after the program returning also to
Gardiner, \ joint p!oeram will be
participated in. speeches. songs and
cheers, one act play, and dance
numbers by members of the three
clubs.
Monday evening will 10 a fun one.
Circle 4 will have Il Circle meeting
upstairs, With business concerning
their first public appearance in the
onc-act comedy coming later in the
month. Any member of this Circle
desiring supper at the club should
notify Miss Judd. The club party is
in the hands of Circle 6. 4 short
business meeting with definite news
from tho National and state officer
concerning expenses and side trims
plan VIII lac given. Some time will lie
given to signing up c;Ils for the Wa
terrible Rally.