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New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

A CUBAN poet wish a name like eolse
yell, Gustave Sanchez Gafarraga ssna
may the spelling of it be on the proof reaas's ,
handsD declares that he has Romantic Seu.
AS if that were strange! Who has fA
One of Gods precious gifts to man. cns y
the proofs of our kinship with the DIVINE
the romantic soul of US. Individually, as r0a
worms of the dust living in waste pias0
and treading drab or even shady, sordid psiA
we chase the rainbows, listen for the falTEs
hope for the prince and look ever for our W.
crystal slippers. Collectively, grouped .
neighbors, as cities, as states, as nations, =
races, we know there is a Golden Age sp
hurry forward to meet in the eyer-reeea'u
tomorrow.
1t is the mainspging of life, this Ronan''
Soul of us. No one ever loses it. If his gcs
sense tells him that the fairies are dead, =
rainbow phantasm, the prince shadow ~
ne never may see, if adversely or sorroM y
poverty or a wicked habit of life nases
man cynical and stiles his hope, still o's.
deep in the heart of him is the conv'e'r ~
that ne was cast for grand and beaar's
role, but missed his cue or forgot ms r.,
And with that conviction comes the conse'aalI| &
faith that some one beloved near him
or friend-will pranee through life s
part ne missed. Without the Romantic s 81
man would soon be going on all fours, v'
some Of as, like the Cuban poet. the Ronsas
Soul flowers in graceful pose, with e''p,
it turns into secret hopes and with q iss
Plows in beautiful lives. But the rot 81
all snr lives is set in a soul that asRlts q
noble things.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

cause they could buy guns and command men.
Later barons ruled because they bought ma
chimes that made things and they could hire
men to work the machines. But powder and
money began to fail. Money is still fairly
/eflicacious. And then the man who could
control the printed word began to rule.
The clash that started eight years ago was
between Baron Hohenzollern who controlled
number of guns and many machines, and
Baron Northeliffe who owned a printing
press. 1t was a mean fight The gun toter
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
THE SCHOOL OF AUCTION BRIDGE

must be played, no matter which PLAYER 10
in the lead?-F. NJ H.
Answer-Yes. Any card that 10 face ~,
anywhere on the table must be p,aved ~, 70
the foundations when the sequence reaches
that point.
POKER GIN
Question-A lays down his cards b,t he j.
lound to have eleven in hand We understand
that this calls for forfeit of five points hut
what is done about the rest of the nlav AZ
cards having been all exposed to his advers.ry,9
HI. C. L.
Answer-A must take his cards in hand
again and play out the deal. It is mart of tho
penalty that his opponent knows what be has
left. 4e mas
DOODLE
Question--In playing this game with AN ex-
IRA hand, to form the stops can this hand ha
taken by the dealer or sold to another nlavar
ana II SO, under what conditions?-C. n r
Ans"er-The usual rule is that the dealer
must frst decide whether to keep his own hand
or take the widow. If he keeps he must offer
the widow for sale, and the other PLAYERS hid
Tor 1T IN turn to the left and continue tba
bidding until no one will go higher. The dealer
gets the chips paid for it. The discarded hand
then contains the stops, but it must not ba
shown. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

lost. Democracy won. But no one knows
much about the significance of the victory.
Northcliffe knew vastly less than most people
probably less than Hohenzollern.
The only sure thing in the confusion is the
fact that in some rather vague and bewildered
way things of the spirit overcame things Of
the earth. 1t was the broken-spirited people
of the Central Powers that lost the war and
the pluck of the Allies that won Guns were
only contributory. Northcliffe and his kind,
the myriad purveyors of words-editors, writ
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

leap. So we are foundering and Northclts.
is stricken. All that Northcliffe typifes ths
best OF US, as well as the worst, is mora m
less paralyzed with him. And time is tbs
only doctor who can straighten US out and
maybe time will not suffice.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

"a ROBABLY the President will have to
abandon his policy Of amiable aloof-
ness and take up rulers job. The
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-07
PLANNING FOR NEXT
YEARS MARDI GRAS.
Carnival Association viii Put On
Number of Stunts to Raise Funds
During the Year.

The Pensacola Carnival association
obtained permission yesterday from
the city commissioners to erect a
building on G street between West
Garden and Chase street in which to
house the floats OF the association, and
for the purpose Of having a place in
which to build floats at next year's
celebration.
The Carnival association plan to put
on a sale OF shamrocks on st. Patrick's
day, the proceeds Of the sale to apply
on next years festivities.
Plans are under way by the associa-
ton for big picnic on the Fourth OF
July, to be held at Palmetto Beach.
The association In beginning this
early on next years celebration hope
to be able to raise funds by various
amusements to carry on the Mardi
Gras without asking donations from
the business people OF the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-07
CONSTIPATION BAN|SHED
BY INTERNAL BATH"

Mrs. A. T. Smith, Of 29o6 Mitchell
St, lamps, Fla, writes the Tyrreli
HYGIENE Institute:
The y. B. L. Cascade has been a
blessing to me. Before / got it,
neither medicines nor douches would
relieve the Constipation and the pain
WAS terrible. But the Cascade thor
cughly cleanses and relieves me from
all the pain"
The u. b. T. Cascade" cleanses the
lower intestine its entire length aud
keeps it always free CT poisonous
waste
Thousands testify that Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Stomach Trouble,
Bilioasness. Headaches ond all tie
many serious troubles which they
cause are absolutely relieved and pre-
vented by this Nature Treatment.
Central Pharrnacy, f-alatox & Roman
w,lI giaoiy expiain TO you rne simple.
operation of the j. b. l.. Cascade"
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will give you free of cost. an interest
ing little book containing the results
OF the experiences of DIR. Chas. A.
Tyrrell of New York, who was a spe-
cialist on intestinal Complaints for
% years in that city. Why net cut
this out as a reminder to get this
book as soon as possible. Remember,
please, it Is free.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-07
EVANGELIST GIVES
SPLENDID MESSAGE
Large Congregation Gathers at First
Christian Church 70 Hear Or.
Ben M. Edwards.

An unusually large Monday night audi
ence gathered at the First Christian
church last night to hear the splendid
message Of Mr., Edwards. the evangelist.
The auditorium and choir loft were filled
to capacity and the audience overflowed
into the Sunday school room. 4 chorus
Of about fifty children were seated near
the piano, and added much to the pleas
ure of the evening with the music OF
their fresh young voices.
The solo Of the evening, sung by Mr.
Pollock, was a beautiful number entitled
When the World Forgets," a song made
famous by Mr.. Rodebeaves
The message of the evening was based
upon the text from Luke SIS: AT thy
word, will The subject Of the min
listers sermon was obedience"
The speaker laid great emphasis on
obedience as a very necessary basic ele-
ment in the building of character. Obedi-
enoe was one of the greatest lessons
learned by the young soldier In the
World War" It is one of the most
important things to be taught to the
child in the home, for the child who has
not learned to respect the authority of
parents soon comes to disregard the laws
Of his country and of God.
1t was IN answer TO Jesus INSTRUCTION.
to the. weary fishermen to launch out
into the deep, that Peter made use of
the words of our text, 'sAt thy word, 7
WILL and they launched the boat and
pushed out from shore. Perhaps it was
Peters boat, the Master was using to
teach wonderful lesson to the disciples.
Peter gave the use of it gladly, at the
Savior's command. Can we not learn
from this to lend to the Master gladly,
for His use, whatever we may possess
in the way of talent and ability, as well
as material things? And then how about
pushing out into the deep at the Masters
command? Are not many christians
small and petty in their lives, when they
might be noble and fine. just because
they are afraid to cut loose from the
world, and launch out upon the deep, at
the word of the Master? Churches, too,
fail to grow big and strong, oftentimes,
because they are afraid to attempt
great things for God, relying upon His
word of promise.
The individual who would follow Jesus,
must come without reservation. He must
be willing to say "At thy word, will"
He may not always see the reason why,
but he must have enough faith in his
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-07
MONTHLY REPORT OF
POLICE DEPARTMENT

The report of the police department
for the month of February was made
Ito the commissioners yesterday by
Chief of Police Frank.
This showed that a total of All ar
rests were effected during the past
month, of which TIA were white and
287 colored. Of these 337 were found
guilty, 10 sent to criminal court, 81
cases continued, eight cases mol pressed
and two cases referred to federal Of
ficiaIs.
The fines assessed amounted to
.s2,74s.50. of which s2,e92.22 was col
lected.
Feeding prisoners for the month was
at the rate of meals at 7-8 cents per
meal There were 2,50s meals served
at a total cost of s146.22.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-07
BALANCE OF MONEY
PAID FOR c. F. & A.
100000 Was Turned Over to Special Mas
ter G. Earle Hoffman by Receivers
Creditors Protective Committee.

The balance of the purchase price on
the G. f. & A. railroad. which was re-
Gently sold under the hammer by Special
Master G. Earle Hoffman, was turned
over to Attorney Hoffman by the Re
ceiyers Creditors Protective Committee
through Attorney VIII Fisher, represent
ing the creditors, and through whom the
road was bid In. The amount turned
over yesterday was $4,000.
Paul p. Stewart chairman of the Re
ceiyers' Creditors Protective Committee,
said last night that no definite plans had
been determined as yet as TO the future
of the road.
j. L. Steele. former receiver of the
G. F. & A. will arrive in the city this
morning, and it is understood viii confer
with the purchasers of the road.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-07
GAMBLERS FINED
BY JUDGE JONES
Six Men Plead Guilty to Gambling and
Get Sentences OF Ten Dollars and
Costs or Sixty Days.

In the court Of record yesterday six
men charged with gambling pleaded gull
" and were sentenced by Judge C. Mo-
reno Jones to pay fines of $40 and costs
or spend sixty days In the county bastile.
Two train riders were sentenced to
thirty days.
The damage suit of w. e. Cannon.
ct. al. VS.. McDavid Mill Company. the
sum of $500 being at stake. ended in the
plaintiffs attorneys entering non-suit,
and the case was dismissed after hear
ing the bulk of the testimony. Robert
Stout represented w L. Cannon and
Watson & Pasco looked after the inter
ests of the McDavid Mill Company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-07
SHERIFF LEWIS BRINGS
NAVAL DESERTER HERE

Sheriff Lewis of Jackson county came
here yesterday morning with naval de-
serter. He turned the man over to the
naval air station and left for home in
the afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-07
DOG LICENSES MUST
BE SECURED SOON

All dogs within the city must be IL
censed before the fifteenth OF this month
IL their owners do not wish to pay a
fine and costs. This is the statement of
Dog License Inspector Bogart, who says
that although there are about 1900 dogs
in the city, only a very small number
of them have licenses. Ten days will be
given TO secure the tags and no more,
and after that time vigorous campaign
will be carried on to round up the laggard
owners. Price of license is 81 for male
and So for female dogs.
r. c. Wills, Matchmaker. % NJ. Paiafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-07

c. wits. Matchmaker. % NJ. PaIafox
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-07

Lord to obey implicitly, and trust the
future to bring him understanding of the
reason for his act.
Those who bave followed the Master
implicitly are those who know the glory
of living, serving, and even Of suffering
when Jesus is with them.
The usual invitation to be present at
all these services is extended.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-07
DE FUNIAK FURNITURE
COMP ANY is BANKRUPT

The 0gburn Furniture Company of De-
Funiak Springs fled petition in bank
ruptcy this morning in the office of Clerk
Fred Marsh of United States court.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-09
ma STARA kOLENA DO
KRIMINALU.

TTiaosmdesat roku pfenes]o
Sc jiz pres hlavu Samuela Mar
shalla, aniz By jei dlouhy ten
to vek pfim6l * delani dobro-
ty' byl prav6 poslan do
treStnice ma rok pro 5vindlova-
nj pen9z IA falesnych predsti-
rex. StarJ ten "kozak" totiz
vyklddal l.dem, re jest boha-
tym ylastnikem uhelnych do
III Y Kentucky q mamil ma IL
dech penize, jimz daVal "a
yypujten6 obnosy zastavni IL
sty ma majetek, ktery mu ale
nikdy neiikal pane. Byl od-
souzen soudcem Samuelem E.
Kramerem, kdyz byi probatni
dfednik Kirby Zamitl obza-
loyan6ho vzhledem k pokroGi-
l6mu vdku odporutiti k pardo-
noyani.
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PROHLASUJE SUROVE IA
CHAZENI Sc SILENCE "a
NEPRAVDu.

Superintendent eleVelandske
no statniho blazince, Or. Guy
II. Williams yyvracel III wee
reJSi prednasky \ Exchange
Clubu, konane "a snidane ve
Statleroy6 hotelu, poyosti, re
by Y ustayeeh pro dusevne cao-
re bylo uziyano obecpanFch
eel, fetezu neb pout ku kroee-
nj zufiH%ch Sllenen Pravil W.
sloVne, ze "a sye deVatenacti-
lete pusobnosti ruznych IL
stavech nilldE neco podobAdho
nevidel a take by ma zadny
zpnsob podobnych method ne
trp6l. X utisenl zul.iyfch pa
c;entd aziva sc yylucne lazni
obzVlaSte vhdneho zachaze-
nj Williams apeloyal na ce-
loa yefejnost, ably vice pama-
toFaia m podobn6 ustavy, na
ktere az dosud bylo zapomi-
nano.
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GLEN "PROSLULE" RODINY
ZABIT.

Moundsville, w. Va, 8. Ger
vna. = Privazano fetezy ku
ctyfem zeleznicnim prazchm
a Sc stfelnou ranou V 6ele, t6-
10 ]. +. Hattie da, bratrance
zesnuleho Sid Hatfielda, po-
vestneho zapado-virginskeho
Zbujnika, bylo nalezeno V re-
&c Ohio We WoodlaWn, nedale-
ko odtud. Ufady isou pre-
sv6dceny, re Hatfield byl "a
vrazd6n V Powhatan, O. ban
dity, kteri nedavno vyloupili
jeden obchod tamtez. Hatfield
pfijel do teto C&sti statu Z nor
pred tfemi tydny, ably Sc po-
drobil procesu pred federal
MIN soudem pro presbyterian
prohibicnich pfedpisu. Kdyz
Sc zjistilo, re prodal whisky
nemocnemu cloy6ku, byl pro
pusten po zaplaceni male po-
kuty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-09
POLlCii PfEkAzENE
LiBANkY.

V kostele 81. Rozalie ma zap.
116. ul. a Detroit ave. konala
Sc vtera dopoledne svatba sle-
tny Fluckove, 1479 Newman
ave, Lakewood; "a obradu
dostavili Sc V8ak nezvani sva-
tebcan6, detektivoye, ktefl ale
nell dosti taktu, aby nekazili
posvatnost okamziku a vyGkali
AZ zenich a neyesta vyfknou D.
sudn6 Ano". Kdyz hudba ale
Zanotila svatebni pochod, bez-
ohledn6 pristoupili k noyope-
CenGmu manzelovi, zatkli iej a
odvedli misto k svatebni no.
slime do malovabn6 separace.
Jest totiz onim vytecnikem.
jehz pravd den pred tim Sc
pokusll 0 loupez u pi. DENY
Emanuelove, 1888 Irene ave,
Lakewood, kterou zranil ma
hlav6 rukojetl revolveru, ale
jeiim kfikem postrasen, prchl,
aniz by sv6ho cile, bohate ko-
fisti dosahl.
A tax zenich "smutne po-
stavy" dopraven byl ma stanici
lakewoodsk6 poIicie, kde bude
predb6zne vyslechnut mayo
rem l.. +. Hillem. Jmenuje Sc
Clark Fogarty, bydlel V elsie
1906 Newman ave. a slouzil
u marinaku We syetove valce,
kde byl ob3ti zakefn6ho dtoku
n6meckych otravnych plynn.
K emu Sc jiz primal. ale w
mlouva Sc prave na "gasoya,
nj" "a valky, ze prJ pr pre-
padoni Emanuelov6, jez Sc IL
dalo utery, nev6d6l vubec,
co della.
Ie celia afera byla pro sva-
tebtany ohromnym pfekvape-
MIN, netreba psdti, celia spo-
lctnost jela "a zenichem Ma
poIicii prisia pravd Y Okla
mzihu, kdyz byl vyslychan.
NeVesta sedela dosud We sva-
tebnich sateeh IA verande q
Sc slzami ocich opttovala, re
neyGii We yinu manzela a sli-
bovala, re jej dnesnim "t9d-
blu" za zadnych okolnosti ne
opusti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-09
TAKE DUVOD K RO2VODU

Pi. Ada Il. Gerlachova. z {.
108o3 st. Clair ave. zalovala
muze 0 soudni rozyod uVa-
della zalobe, ze il manzcl Il
krutnlk "a celych sedm let
manzelstvi koupil len dva kIo-
bouky a divine dost, soudce
Addams uznal, re Jest to malo
a rozVod poyolil z duvodu "a
nedbavani manzelskych poyin-
nostl. Die toho Sc bude od
dne5niho dne merritt manzelska
laska die poctu koupenych
klobouku. Nuze mallzelc: -
"Tuzte Sc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-09
LYSENi O URAZOVEM PO.
JiSTOVANi DELNICTVA.

ClevelandSti zam6stnavate-
IL "a reerejsiho slyScni \ cle-
e.aGdsk6 Obchodni Nomofe o
zayedeni delnichtho urazovt-
no pojisteni vysIoyili sice V "a
sadie souhlas, ale j iist6 oba-
w, re zalsonem nebudou nj
kterak obd strany chraneny a
re celia pfedloha By musela do
znati podstatnych znldn.
Pfedseda II y. Martin a
celia akce uyedena byla Y po-
hyb jest financoyana OBJ
chodni komorou cmcinnatskou.
Cd mesice ledna byIa akce po-
dobna zapocata y ii statech,
ale 2amGstnavatola skorem
ysude povazui pojiSGovaci ~
kon "a move bremeuo. icz by
pry spociYalo jen ia bedreeh
prnmys Y. &C tonu TAX re szu-
tecnosti nenl. Jedna Sc jen .
dosti nepatrny pft p6vek, je-
hoz cast BY platilo take delni-
ctvo 4 po pfipade stat neb fe-
deralnl vlada. Y slyseni bu-
de pokratoYano iest6 dnes 4
Ultra.
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PAPEZ PRY NESTUNE..

Londyn, 8. cervna. = Dope
Sc ku Times z Rima sd6luie.
re nejlepSim dQkazem. re ne
davnG zpravy nemoci pape-
zoy6 jsou bezpodstatny, jest ia
SkuteGnost, ze denne udili au-
dience. V dtery pfijal kardi-
nala Bourne-a. Papez Plus t6-
81 Sc vybornemu 2draIi pres
to, re pon6kud zbledl a zhu-
benGl od sveho zVoleni.
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AVIATICkE DOPRAVY "
NEJBLIZSI BUDOUC-
NOSTI.

Y dobe dyou roku budeme
l@tati 2 New Yorku dor Chica-
ga ien za pouht dive hodinv a
to ieste nikoli pH nejvetsim
sp6ehu, tax slibuie Charles +.
ketterl.ag, inzenyr vyzkumn6
laboratore The General Motors
Corporation Y Daytonu, jenz
vtera veter predna$el k Stat
lerovd hotelu, pred clenstvem
Advertising Clubu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-09

Cisarovna Alzbeta We snim-
ku. V berlinskych biografech
ukaZuji nyni "sensacni sni-
mex pod nazvem "Rakouska
cisarovna Alzbeta", ,jenz byi
zpracovan podle zaznamu hra-
b6nky Larischove. Larischova
byla, jak znamo, vlastni netc-
ii a nejaky cas- dvorni damou
cisafovny Alzbaty. Byla dee
rou jejiho bratra vevody Lud-
vika bayorskeho hereckou
Mendldyou. Romanticka cisa1
foVna sc il ujala a vzala il ke
dvoru. Larischova ie dosud IN
ziVu We snimku cisaTovne
Vystupuje take osobn6. Hrala,
nynl il stara, sama sebe jeSte
mladou. Snlmek pocina swat
bou Alzbetinou We Vidni lei
lejl napotomnl zivot S Franti-
Skem Josefem i bez Franti-
Ska Josefa. Vidlme, lak il L.
blizovala tchyne, jak il zane
dbaval muz, iak ri citil ar
ciknize Jan (pozd6jSi Ortiz
iejz IA to odstranili ode dvora,
lak pozd6ii cestovala po sp6te
i blaznila Sc 20 Mad arech a
lax nakonec ii Luccheni pro
bodl Ieneye. Y kuse vystupu
je trantiSek Josef, jeho pfitel-
kyn6 katerina Schrattova, prl-
tel Alabetin hrabe Andrassy,
kral Edward. kralevic Rudolf $
baronessou Necserovou atd. Al
zbetu hraje herecka Nelsono-
va, ktera Stihlou postavou sill
ne pfipomlna cisarovnu. Gel
KEN Jest snimek tuctovym zoo
aim bez valn6 ceny.
Zasypan lOmu a usmrcen.
Y koallnoVem lomu pod "Kr-
kaVcem" Plzne podkopal
pres Vystrahy svych spoludelni
ku 25lety delnik Jaroslav Bic
cha Ladce silnou vrstvu hli-
ny, ktera Sc pojednou utrhla a
lei zasypala. Drive nez Sc po-
dafilo delnika vyprostitl, byl
mrteV.
Z nestastne iasky. Y jeteii-
st ia Illiovou ulici "Podhaj il
PlZni pozila patek 10. t. m.
Q 5. hod. rannf 21leta slu2ka
bez mista Josefa Vorackova
bytem u sve matkv Amy Divi.
Sove Y Boroye Il Klatov, IL ar
senovych pilulek a upadla dc
bezvedomi. Nest astnici nase
sluzbu konaiicl policeinl stra5
mix, nacez byla dopravena dc
plZenske meStske nemocnlce
Poole zanechanych dopisu sp$
. chalo devce en- 4 nest astl(
(, kisky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-09
VRAZEDNE VEDRO
" BOSTONE..

Boston, s. ceryna. II Dve
smrti nasledkem vedra asi
doset pfipadu dzehu bylo O.
znameno zde vcera yeter pfi
zav6rku nejparnejsiho tervno-
veho dne Cd +. 1884, kdy po-
v6trnostnl stanice byla zde
ziizena. We 4 hod. odp. 1red-
nj teplomer M nejyyssi budo-
ve We mesta vykazoyal 90 stu
pnl, idezto M urovni ulic by
lo Vedro jeste yet5i.
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V novem veike krarne
~ X O u d E L u "
4526 p 4528 Broadway

(vedle Svttu, roh Champa)
Najdete zde velky vybor
koupaclch obleku, spodniho
prada puncoch, novomodni
hedvabne i praci zivutky, sne-
rovacky, bluzy, d6tske pracl
obleky a kloboucky, muzskd
svatecnl koSile. vazanky a ne
scetne line predmety "a ceny
vellce mike,
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z cINNOSTI PROHlBIcNfCH
URADU.

Urednici Protihoatinske Ii
gy pfivodili zatceni Jacoba
Katie, 1926 Gooding ave. n.
E., jemuz souCasn6 zabaven
byl autotruck s nakladem A
soudku $ampanskeho vina, o.
bilni IT. a lik6ry Gene SEQ
600 konfiskaci proved D. j.
Zinner, mayor We FairvieW. Ia
domovni prohlIdky Katie ma
lezeny byly jest3 dalsi zasoby
10 gallonoyych plechovck Ii
hu, 2 study stare Taylor viii
sky, dalSi A soudky sanpanskG
no, 16 dzband vina a II nadob
timt6z obsahem. Ia vsechen
ten "Stof" odsouzen byl vcera
pan Katz k pokut6 $4,000 -
nehlede arci k Skode povstal6
konfiskaci.
PravnIk ProtihostinskG Lipy
/. A. Tucker pravi, re pfipad
tento jest neiv6tSim, ktery kdy
byl posledni dob6 obieven.
Jest to pry odhaleni stopy, re
v paSovani lihoyych napoiil
mali prsty j nekterG politickd
veliciny, iejichz obievenf Jest
jen otazkou nejblizsi dolby.
Do podobnych syfzelu Sc do
stal jiny yyznavat MojziSova
uceni Samuel Grossman, 1920
Walton ave. S. w. mattel le-
karny ma Fulton rd. a Clark
ave, jemuz byIo odvoIano pred
6 tydny dane povoleni proto,
ze tyz We sklep6 sv6 l6karny 81
vesele pail koralku sam. Bylo!
n6ho nalezeno 20 gallonu o.
bilniho lihu q dale liz Y barve-
ne a rozreden6 podob6 Y rIz-
nych lahyich oznaCenim
whisky Podnikavy Samuel
odsouzen byl smircim soudcem
l.. L. Mar=hallem k dv6ma po-
kutam We vySi $500 kazda. !
Pouzival take falesnych dano-
vych znamek.
Sest federalnich prohibic-
Mich agentu nalezlo Y hostinci
McKittericka, 1865 vych. 40. |
III. ycera odpoledne 2 study pi-
Va, kter6m tvrdI re lest sill
n6jsi nez-li mas sIavny dnesni
zakon dovoluje.
Y koupelne za hostincem Pc
ira La Forgea, 1920 vych. 33 |
ut. kan se prohibicni agenti
nasilim Ylomili. nalezen byl ien
maly Nzorek VII sky ale agen- !
Ii tFrdl, ae nekdo pred TIM
oknem spustil 10 prolaze ne
kolik gallonu koraIky M
syobodu" drive uez-li tomu
nohII zabraniti, Jak Ne skrou-
,enymI obliceli vykladali smir
4lmu soudci Geltmanoyi. To
nQto ale postacila pfinesana
ukazka, IA kterou La Forge
oFl "napafil' pokutu $1,000 =
ptrne jako dukaz uznalo>ti A.
tlaticke produkce, podniknut6 |
okna koupelny Mattel re-
,taurantu J G. Myers, 724 Eu-
cid ave. odsouzen byl k po-
kutt $1,000 a jeho bartender
GelIison k $500 III nedovoleny I
prodeJ.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-09
Gerhart Hauptman o potirani

nenavisti. 'Prager Tagblattu'
Sc oznamuJe 2 Liberce: Pri IL
vltaci slavnosti ma radnici Ii
bereckt basnlk Gerhart Haupt
mann pravil: "Spociva liz V
poimu kultury, ably vse hrube,
nepratelsk6, nenavistn6, zbra-
nemi miru potlrala, to Jest, sa-
ma sebou, kultulou. kuItura,
spravne pochopena, je vsude
poJitkem. Stopujeme-li il V ie-
il dilech a ucinclch az k posled
nim dusledkum, pax JeJl kore-
Nv odkrvleme V lasce.o