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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-11
PIONEER AUXILIARY MEETS
MONDAY; IMPORTANT BUSINESS

The regular meeting of the Auxil-
larry Igloo No. 6. Pioneers of Alaska,
will meet Monday night at 5 O'Clock
at Moose Hail All members are re.
quested to be present to discuss plans
for the annual dance to be given
next month. Every member appoint.
ed to committee, for the dance Is
requested to be present as important
business~wiA be Discussed -.s-. Z.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-11
Attractions
at Theatres
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

cOliSEUM-Oiive Thomas in Cup
stairs and Down."
PAlACE-Edith Roberts in "Luring
Lips"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-11
COMING ATTRACTIONS

coLlsEuM-Betty Compson in "The
End of the World"
PALACE-Jack Holt in "The Grim
Comedian"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-11

Cur. SHIP Las arrived and we are
,ow prepared to show some dandy
novelties. Hita's Novelty shop. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-11
BIG DROP IN ARMY SHIRTS.

Genuine wool army shirts now
selling for So. II. S. GRAVES. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-11

Tom stole from Jack his sweetheart Jill
And took her TO the Vodyville:
But when lion on the stage
Broke loose and leapt out from his
cage,
Ten fled. Jill also had to flee
Until she jumped into the sea.
But Jack swan out with nerve sublime
And kiIlt-I the lion. just in time.
The morals. old enough. swear;
None bat the brave deserve the fair"
-Esop. Jr.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-11

When you WALT Cnop-Suey or
Noodles, call IS minutes before and
L will be ready. Phone ST.. City
Cafe. adv.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-07
HEARING OF THE MOO
MATTER ON FEBRUARY Is

Acting on the request Of the
interstate commerce commission the
hearing of the petition Of the Ne
vada-C california Oregon railroad to
abandon its line will be held before
Commissioner Loveland, of the Cali
fornia railroad commission at AL
turas, Calf, on Feb. 18th.
The hearing was originally set
for this date but was later post
poned until April 9Th and it was
stated at the time that Charles
Moran, owner of the road request
ed that the date be changed back
February 18th.
The reports emanating from San
Francisco wherein it is claimed that
the Western Pacific is trying to
get control of the narrow guage
line may have the effect Of further
postponing the projected hearing,
according to traffic experts who re-
side in Reno.
Susanville, Alturas and Lakeview,
points that would be affected by
the abandonment of the service,
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-07
SPELL OF THE OGRESS

NNE day when Peter who was a
~ shepherd, was tending his goats
on the side Of mountain he
noticed bright fash Of light which
seemed to be on the very top of the
mountain.
But, though he strained his eyes. he
could not see anything but the flash
Of light. and he decided 1t must be the
sun falling on a smooth bit Of rock.
The next day the flash came from
another place, and the next 1t had
changed again, until Peter could not
feel easy until he discovered what 1t
was that caused the bright flash.
30 one day, after the sun went
down, he began to climb the mountain,
thinking he would be there when the
sun came up and discover the cause
and return before his goats had
roamed far away.
To his surprise, he found that one
Of his goats was following him, and,
though he tried to drive 1t back, 1t con-
tinued to climb up after him.
By and by the sun came up and
shone on the top of the mountain, and
Peter saw a big white castle with a
tower, which before he had thought
was the very peak of the mountain.
From the window In the tower there
leaned far out girl with long golden
hair, and as the sun fell upon 1t she
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-07
"What's IN 4 Name?T
By MILDRED MARSHALL
Fscts about your name; Its history, mean
ing; whence IL was derived: significance,
your lucky day and lucky jewel
NANCY
THE quantity demure name Of
Nancy, which has come into great

THE quantity demure name Of
Nancy, which has come into great
vogue In modern times, signifies
grace" There was period In her
evolution, when Nancy fell into disuse,
or was bestowed us homely unin-
spired cognomen, particularly indigo
nous to rural communities. But
Nancy's day has come she is fashion
able and exceedingly pleasant TO pro-
nounce.
Nancy's origin lies In the Hebrew
Chaanach, signifying mercy or grace"
and her earliest prominent forbear
was Hannah. mother Of Samuel. But
Hannah is q harsh name because Of
its aspirate initial, so the process of
evolution carried the original word
through the successive. steps Of Anna.
Anne and finally arrived at Nan.
1t seems curious that Nan was the
forerunner of Nancy instead Of being
contraction Of the latter name; In
deed 1t is one of the few such In
stances occurring In genealogical rec
ords. Mamie, which Is Nancy's d.
minutive, is indigenous to Scotland.
though much used in England. Nancy
is Annot In the former country.
France has many equivalents for
Nancy and Nan-amopg them being
Nanette, Nanon, Nlnon, Ninette, Nichon
and MILLION. Nancy becomes Mamma
and Ninetta under Italian influence.
There is even Dutch form Of Nancy
Matte, and Mann and Nanneli are
popular in Switzerland.
Amber is Nancy's talismanic gem.
1t is a medicinal stone which protects
its wearer from danger and disease.
Monday is her lucky day and seven her
lucky number.
(Copyright)
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-07
CLAIM SECONDARY
ROADS ADVANTAGE

Whether it is an advantage to
have primary or secondary road
is question that some county offic-
ials are considering after studying
the recommendations of the state
highway department in laying out
the state road system.
AS one road enthusiast from the
eastern part of the state, whose
county happens to be connected
with a secondary highway, put it,
1--WE consider it fortunate that we
have a secondary road instead of a
primary road. A secondary road
does not have to have as wide a
road surface as primary road and
as consequence we will get many
more miles of highway built in our
county for the same expense as will
be required to build the primary
roads in adjoining counties"
The matter of the width of roads
has been taken up with the bureau
of public roads several times by
Nevada state highway officials. En-
gineer Borden recently took it up
again requesting that the rule re-
curing an. eighteen foot road sur
face for primary routes be modi-
fled in Nevada to fifteen feet.
The secondary roads are to be ~
feet wide at surfacing, says the
Reno Gazette.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-07
AGRICULTURAL BLOC IS
DEFENDED BY KENYON

The aricultural bloc in congress
was defended by United States
Senator w. s. Kenyon, of Iowa, in
an address made by him to an aud
fence in a West Virginia town a
few days ago. The bloc, he said,
was not a sectional affair, nor an
east and west proposition. It was
intended for the good Of the agri-
cultural industry at large, he de-
clared.
when some of US get together
to discuss farm questions" he said,
I'VE were dubbed the agricultural
bloc. There had been other blocs
before, this, including the trust
bloc, the beer bloc and the social
bloc and nothing was ever said.
But as soon as some Of US got to-
gether in an effort to relieve the
agricultural situation a howl went
up as though we were going to tear
down the republic"
The senator expressed pleasure at
the confirmation by the senate of
his nomination as federal circuit
judge of the Iowa district, but Of
fered no formal comment.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-07
THE ROMANCE OF WORDS
"FiAsco"

THIS word. transplanted lit
orally from the Italian.
where It means flask or
bottle, was adopted into English
because Of the fact that the vene-
tian glass-blowers, when they
discovered q flaw In their beauti-
full bulbs, would convert them In
to ordinary TASKS or "fascoes."
This alteration from an ex-
pensive, highly-colored and ex-
tremely decorative bit of glass
ware to an everyday. bottle APP
pealed to the imaginative sense
Of the Italians, and they COM
menced to apply the same word
to the failure Of an opera singer
or the f1atting Of note, crying.
"Ola, ola fiasco." English travel
ers, hearing the word used In
this connection, lost sight of the
original derivation, took 1t for
granted that 1t referred only to
failure and used II In this con-
nection.
A number of literary works,
published during the early part
of the last century, contain the
word-but always printed either
In quotation marks or italicized.
as an indication that 1t was Of
foreign origin and had not been
completely absorbed into the Ian
guage.
(Copyright)
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-07
MASSACHUSETTS, y a |!E| Sill

OF course, Peter and the goat
stopped and looked In amazement, and
then the goat, who was the first to
move, ran toward a tree and tapped
three times on It. with one foot.
The tree flew open and queer lit
tie figure dressed In brown appeared
with burning brand In his hand.
This he gave to the goat, who took II
In his mouth and ran up to Peter.
Peter knew there was some strangt
power of the magic people at work.
and when the goat came, with the
burning brand, he took 1t from his
mouth.
What he was to do with the brand
now he held 1t Peter did not know. but
the goat, now standing on Its hind legs.
pointed toward the giants.
'.You do not want me to throw 1t at
them, do your" asked Peter.
The goat nodded that he did. but
though he wanted to help the golden
haired girl, Peter did not want to
burn the giants.
Still the goat pointed. and then he
began to dance about until Peter was
afraid the giants might discover them
and put an end to everything.
Lifting the burning brand high
above his head, Peter hurled 1t.
In another instant the giants had
disappeared and the white castle was
In flames.
".The grill" cried Peter, "the golden.
haired girl, she will be burned" But
before he could move, the goat had
run toward the.iames and leaped into
them.
"Oh" cried Peter, "they will both
be burned and I cannot help them.
What shall / DOR
He ran everywhere looking for wa
ter. apd then. turning once more to-
ward the burning castle, he stood still
and looked, for the. fire was out and
there was no sign that there had been
one.
Peter rubbed his eyes. He wondered
II .he had been asleep. and dreaming
about all he had seen, but he soon dis
covered he had not been dreaming, for
there, on the very spot where the cas-
tie had stood, was the golden-haired
girls and beside her was handsome
youth. holding one hand
There is our deliverer," he said.
leading the girl toward Peter, who
stood looking at them, too surprised
to speak. - ,Ts -rt
''This lady is a princess" said the
youth. land am prince, but on the
eve Of our wedding an ogress who had
many giant sons carried off the prin-
cess because the king would not have
one Of her sons for g son-in-law.
II followed the ogress to this noun
tain, but when part way up she dis
covered me and changed me into a
goat. r-r AZ
"As the ogress formed the castle
and placed the princess inside l heard
her say: You shall never be released
or your lover freed from my spell I'M
til a mortal throws burning brand
and you both burn In the flames"
The prince took Peter to his palace,
where be lived In comfort all the rest
Of his days, and the goats were not
forgotten, for the prince said he had
lived with them too long to leave them
on the mountain. W.
(Copyright)
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-07
AUTOMOBILE LICENSE FEE
RETURNS HAVE BEEN MADE

Automobile license fees collec-
tions during January amounted to
$31, 470.03, Secretary of State
Brodigan's report to the state treas
urer shows. A total of 3007 Ii
censes were issued during the
month.
OF the s31, 470.03, the Nevada
highway bond redemption fund
will receive $29, 602.03, counties
not in the state highway system
will get $364.O0 and for expenses
connected with the purchase of IL
cense plates and the materials used
in their issuance $1503.50 is allot-
ted.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-07
SOLDIER BONUS
BUSINESS START

Here are the figures showing at a
glance what the former service man
would get for varying periods un-
der the proposed soldier bonus act.
The figures show what he would
get on the cash bonus basis or un-
der the four options, which include
insurance, vocational training, farm
or home aid and land settlement
The periods are calculated on the
maximum period of service and also
on the basis of one year and of
six months and will serve to give
the soldier an approximate idea
of what is coming to him." ac-
cording to his length of service:
Most an oversee soldier could
get-cash, $958.25; other options,
$1,342.25.
Most a home service soldier could
get-cash, $755; other options, ST.
057.
A soldier who served one full
year overseas would get-cash,
$396.25; other options, $554.74.
A soldier who served one full
year at home would get-cash, $305
other options, $427.
A soldier who served six months
overseas would get-cash $175;
other options, $245.
A soldier who served six months
at home would get-cash, SIPS;
sother options, $178.20.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-07
NOTICE

Notice b hereby given that, ON
the 18th day Of January, A. D.
1922, the undersigned caused to be
filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Sixth Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada, in and for
the County of Humboldt, . petition,
verified by his oath and addressed
to said Court, praying for an order
of said Court changing the name Of
the undersigned from Otto Benja-
min Reimer Schultz, to Fred Arthur
Beal.
Otto Benjamin Reimer Schultz.
Thomas e. Powell,
Attorney for Petitioner.
First publication, Jan. IL, 1922.
Last publication, Feb. IL, 1922. AE
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-07
.Thsrs 10 Our DsIIvsrer." He Said.

waved II Dack ana fortn, making Drlgnt
flashes Of light.
Peter knew then It was the beauti-
ful golden hair that had thrown the
flashes Of light he had seen.
When the goat saw the girl and her
golden hair 1t ran up the mountain SO
fast Peter could not keep up with 1t,
but before they reached the top the
girl had left the window and stood
on the very top Of the tower, waving
her golden hair In the sunlight
When Peter and the goat reached
the top and were coming near to- the
white castle, up through the mountain
arose huge heads covered with shaggy
hair; then their shoulders appeared,
and up they rose as II some one was
pushing them from below.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-07
Cutting Trees by Motive Power.

10 fell trees, motor-driven saw
blade has been invented In Europe,
running on pulleys In U-shaped
frame, which is placed around a tree
to be cut
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-07

A four-line wantad--50 cents for
three times-will accomplish results.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-02-07

Get ALL the news. Read The
Silver State.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
ROZDfLENf VYSLOUZILEC.
KYCH BONUSU.

Ma schulz okresniho navlad-
niho Edward G.. Stantona, KITE
rez sc sucastnili tez generalni
navladnl John G.. Price a "a
stupci vyslouzileckych obcan-
skych organisaci byly vsechny
pripravne prace skoncovany,
ably mohlo byti zapocato ma
sem okresu rozdelovanlm bo-
nusu veteranGm svetove valky.
Rozdelovani Sc bude diti die
okresG prostrednictvim vybo-
ri, v jejichz cele stati bude
vzdy okresni navladni. Soucas-
ne budou oznamena mista, kde
mozno obdrzeti formulate "a
dosti radu, jak tiskopis omen
spravne vyplniti. Tiskopisy
dojdou do Clevelandu v prv-
nich dnech pristiho tydne, tax
re vyplatni ceky budou Co
lumbus rozesilany k prvnimu
1noru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
POCET DOPRAVNICH Me-
STESTi IA ROK 1921 JEST
MENSf NELL 1920.

Die vcera vydane statistiky
Clevelandskou bezpecnostni
radou pri Obchodni Komore,
shledavame, ze pocet udavsich
Sc nestesti loni byl mensi, nez-
Ii predloni.
Roku 1921 zabito bylo pfi
traficnich nehodach 152 osob,
kdezto 1920 o 6 vice.
Roku 1920 bylo tezce IRA
memo 1862 osob, lehce 2724.
Roku 1921 tezce zranenych
bylo jen 293, lehce 1869.
Mensi cislo letosnich nehod
by pax bylo jeste mensi, kdyby
nebyvalo mlekafske stavky, "a
ktere mnoho traficnich polici-
stn misto konani sluzby ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
sTALf YZEsTUP cEsKO.
sLOVENSkE. KORUNY.

Poslednf zpravy newyorske
bursy oznamnji stale rostouci
kurs 6eskoslovenske koruny-
S16.15 "a 1000 vGera, arci kurs
minen jest jen pri velkych OBJ
nosech bez povinneho smena-
renskeho poplatku. Rakouske
korunky Sc vsak jaksi nemohou
hnouti z mista, pouhe A stotiny
centu "a jednu a polske jsou
% jednu stotinu jest6 nizeji.
Mad arske penize pax vyka-
'zuji kurs as pet korun "a jedi
my cent. Pomaly vzestup Wy
kazuji sice nemecke marky ale
zdstavaji ke korune ceskoslo-
venske vzdy v starem pom6ru
3 marky "a jednu nasi koruna.
Srbske dinary, stare to penize,
drzely Sc dosti dlouho mad te-
skoSlov. k. ale dnes mali take
liz milky kurs. Rumunske Ivy
pax isou prave 0 polovinu lev
neiSi nez-li mena prazska. u
drzi-li ceskoslov. dosavadni
kurs, dohoni j hodnotu penez
finskych, ktera Sc dlouho dr.
zela ma jiste vysi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
LouPEzNA FkEPADENl MA
DENIM PORADkU.
Randite mali spadeno hlavns
na gasoi'noys stanice.

Ia poslednich dnn provadi
diva neb tfi gangy vylamovacu
bezpecnostnich pokladen ne
.bezpecne feneslo vesele dale.
TAX vcera zatali pani lupici
hned po petefi a wall 81 hlav-
ne ma musku gasolinove sta
nice.
John Hirt, 1911 Whitman
ave-, notni hiidac The Guide
Motor Lamp Go. 213O zapadni
10. ul. konal vcera II. no.
dine prvni pochazku, kdyz po-
jednou byl pfepaden tfemi lu-
pici, kteri jej namfrenymi re-
volvery donutili odebrati sc do
1fadovny zavodu, kde jej spou-
tall ma nohou il rukou, pax IL
razili Il poklahy kombinacni
zamek, vybrali ldosud neozna-
meny obnos a odesli. Pred tim
jeden uvolnil provazy ma no.
hou hlidace Sc slovy: "Nerad
neco podobneho delam, ale
mann donna zenu a etyfi dftky.
Potfebuji penize." Hirth sc
pozdeji osvobodil a pfivolal po.
licii, ktera jako obycejne "za-
hajila patrani'.
Druhou obeti loupezneho
prepadeni stal Sc John Mackey
1929 Carnegie ave, klerk ga.
solinove stanice Standard Oh
Co. umistene V {. 2700 vych
81. ul. Chystal Sc prave stani.
ci zayfiti, kdyz vstoupil sedo
vlasy muz spolu $ dvema mia
diky a porucili mu. dati rucf
vzhuru. Ukofistili $500. Pc.
dobnou navstevou ia t6chze o
kolnosti prepaden byl klerl
Marsh Oil Co., Edw. Tardy, :
5402 Dolora ave. S. w. q Pear
rd. V Parma townshipu, kan
pfijeli lupici V autu odjeli o
bohaceni $1,000.
13-lety Carl Zieker 15-letJ
jeho bratr Robert, 3051 zap
25. ul., kteri pomahali The
Star Baking Co. pi.i rozvazen
chleba, byli prepadeni dv6ms
muzi a obrani 0 strzenych $40
Do gasolinove stanice Stan
dard Oil Co. ma Lakeviw rd. /;
vych. 1913. ul., .,kde meskal san
klerk r. Maxwell pfisli DIV;
| muzi. ktefi klerkovi porucil
postaviti Sc ke zdi, pax vybra
Ii z pokladny 500 a zmizeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
PRVNf ZAKROCENf PROTI
PODVODNYM ACENTUM
AKCIOVYCH PODNIKU.

Okres. zalobce Stanton pod
nikl vcera prvni krok prot zlo-
dejskym prodavacnm akcii
rdznych podniku pochybne ce-
ny, pfi kterych prave neprilis
majetny lid byl okraden po-
sledni .grose. TAX vcera pod
niknlta byla policejni, prohlid-
ka v podobne kancelafi ma
Playhouse squaru, kde zatteni
tfi agent, kteri byli po vysle-
chu propusteni, ale celia vec
vysetrovana bude dale, az sc
totiz vrati pfednosta ufadu z
cesty ma vychod. Stanton jest
pfesvedcen, ze budou zachova-
ny jeste miliony, jest-li re Sc
podari podobnym nitemdm
pokoutni jejich obchod preka-
ziti. Uradovna jest teprve
pryni, proti ktere bylo dredne
nastoupeno ma udani, re pro-
dava akcie bez nutneho ured-
niho povoleni.
O podvodech bezcennymi
akciemi, kterymi byli okradeni
cesti lide, dalo by Sc velice
mnoho mluvit, skoda re pro ty-
to poskozence prichazi pozor-
most okresniho zalobce pone-
kud pozde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
SELJAPIN " CLEVELANDE.

Svetoznamy rusky basista
Feodor Seliapin, jenz vcera
zpival ma koncertu V Masonic
Hall, byl pfijat neobyceinym
nadsenim, tax jak toho jeho
skutecne fenomenalni HAS "a
sluhuje.
Po koncertu byl obklopen
novinai'skymi zpravodaji, ne
chtel sc vsak dotknouti politi-
ckych pomeru sovetske Rusi.
"Vse jiz minulo a nehodlam to
miti vecne v pameti, hledim
vstfic budoucnosti nez-li bych
Sc rmoutil ma dobu jiz uplynu-
lou. Umeni jest V Rusku upl-
ne od politiky odlouceno a ma
vZdor srdcervoucim zkuseno-
stem mych krajanu zustavaji
tito verni umeni, hlavne hud-
be. Jest pravdou, byval isem
milackem carovym, ale car jest
mrtev verim, re Sc stanu mi
lackem celeho sveta. At iiz
osud utvafi politicke pomery
Ruska jakkoliv, vzdy tam bu-
Gle panovati zivouci laska k u
meni. Lid Ruska snad mrzne
a hladovi, ale chova pfani ku
tvoreni krasna, ktera snaha nj
kdy nevymizi,' pravil velky
pevec, jehoz umelecka slava
jiste dostoupi one dosazene ze-
mrelym Carusem.
Zajfmavvm jest, ze pred ne
dlouhou dobou vystupoval Sci
japin pohostinsky V Praze v
tamnejsim - nemeckem diva
die.
Clevelandskv koncert jeho
umoznen byl financnim zabez-
pecenim manzel1 Israel Wa
netickovych, kteri die pdvod-
mich zprav venovali urcitou
cast zvysenych zisk1, povsta-
lych obchodem v dobe, kdy by
10 u velkomlekarny The Tel.
ling Belle Vernon Co. stavko.
v&no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05
SMITH zUSTANE v CELE
POLICIE.
Take v bezpeGnostnim depart.
mentu jsou propoustsni
urednici.

Novy mestsky bezpetnostni
fiditel T. C. Martinez veera
prohlasil, ze policejni nacel-
nix F. w. Smith z6stane v IL
fade a re mu spise povolena
bude V jeho departmental sirsi
pravomoc re Sc mu do vyko-
navani jeho povinnosti nebude
radnice nikterak plesti. Ze-
jmena pokud Sc tyce suspense
neb presazovani policejniho
muzstva nrednikd, bude mu
ponechana volna ruka, jak Sc
jiz stale hned v prvnfch dnech
move mestske 'spravy. Take
v6era oznamene reformy Sc
staly die Smithovych plant bez
zasahovani bezpecnostniho ii
ditele.
Pdsobnost poslednejsiho by
la presne vymezena mayoro-
vymi slovy:
"Bezpecnostni Tiditel Marti-
nee bude miti V policejnich "a
lezitostech posledni slovo ma
radnici, hlavni jeiho starosti
bude, ably hasicske policejni
oddeleni byly departementy
dobrymi udrzovaly mesto V
bezpeci a cistote."
Povest, jako by MARTINEZ byl
pGvodcem vcera oznamene o.
pravy policie, "a ktere zmen-
seny byly nekterym policistGm
platy die stupne jejich hodno-
sti, patrne povstaly, kdyz jme-
novany byl tazan Smithem kdo
ma zastupovati onemocneleho
policejniho porucika Josefa
Hausera u tax zvane mravnost
nj Getty, kterez zalezitosti ale
policejnimu sefovi byla pone-
chana uplne volna ruka. No
vinkou jest, re byla pfelozena
ilradovna policejniho nacelni-
ka 2 hlavni stanice, kde po le-
Ia byla umistena do radnicni-
no odd6leni bezpecnostniho Fl
ditele, kde' take ma kancelaf
cd 'otevfeni move radnice i ma
Gelnik hasicG, G.. Wallace.
Vseobecnemu propoust6ni
neunikl ami tajemnik' bezpec-
nOstniho fiditeie Marcolih, kite
ry ia vykonavani dradu tohoto
bral od dfivejsi administrace
$4,000 rocne a cd dneSka tuto
praci budou vykonavati oba
klerkove straznici v uradovne
policejniho nacelnika. Podob-
ne bude propuSteno nekolik
inspektoru taneGnich SIM, KITE
rych zamestnavalo mesto as
30. Mesto hodla jednoduse
vsechny tancirny, ma ktere do
jdou sstiznosti, beze vseho "a
vriti.
Vtera propusteni by!li ridite-
lem Martincem diva policejni
straznici, nichz byl Fred
Stoesser obvinen, re Sc opil
dne 80. prosince a druhy re
Fpachal tento prestupek dne
/. ledna, jak bylo svedky do
kazano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-05

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TAX co vlastns jsem? Donna
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PAM. Bobecek z minister
stva v cesks, Narodni SIM
dne 8. ledna.