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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-26
January Supreme
Court Opens at Bath

DoeH' ~iC's Sdii. GU ne January
term of supreme judicial court opened
at 10 Tuesday morning with praye,
by Rev. Ernest NJ. Holman. AS
scciate Justice Scott Wilson is pre-
siding and his stenographer is
Charles Q. Barrows. The county Of
ficials are all in attendance.
1t was the most quiet court open-
ing ever known in Bath for the
traverse jurors do not report until
Wednesday morning and consequent
ly there We're that less many men
about the building. Court will prob
ably se brief one, very few jury
cases being scheduled on the civil
docket.
Shortly after court opened the
grand jurors were called and sent out,
having been charged in October, and
the docket was called.
Among the attorneys present at
court Tuesday forenoon were: Mer-
rift Austin johnson, Rockland;
George w. Heselton, Gardiner; Ed
ward w. Wheeler. Brunswick: James
Blinn Perkins, Boothbay Harbor;
George A. Cowan. Damariscotta and
the following Bath attorneys:
Charles NJ. Fitzgerald, William T.
Hall. Walter S. Glidden. Joseph NJ.
Trott. William E. Hogan, Franklin
Pierce sprague, Arthur ]. Dunton,
Ralph Q. Dale, Edward w. Brigham,
John J. keegan and Orlando Fl. Lane.
There are several appeal cases
from the lower court this term:
State VS. Philias Robateille Lewiston,
where the defendant is alleged to
have operated a motor vehicle while
he was under the influence of LIQUOR;
State VS. Scott Greenleaf, single sale;
State VS. M. r. Striar of Bangor on
alleged illegal transportation, illegal
possession and seizure of liquor;
Harvey Cline the same and in add :
ton bound over case of alleged as
sault with intent to kill.
Another appeal "ase added Monday
was the case where an automobile
seized by Sheriff Oliver was 1ibeled.
Alfred l.. Taylor Of Brewer claims
the machine belongs to him.
Some of these cases will furnish
jury trials. it is expected.
Justice Wilson Tuesday afternoon
heard several court cases and one
argued on points of law was the case
of the City Of Bath against the In
habitants of Boothbav, involving the
pauper laws. If not settled the case
will come UP for trial before jury.
The grand jurors in attendance are:
Melvin H. Beerwort, John Fl. Free
man. Fred Fl. Pratt, Jr, Roy r.
Shackford, Edward B. Smith. Bath:
Allan S. Reed. James H. Whitney,
Richmond: William A. Alexander.
Walter NJ. Mallett. Topsham; b. NJ
Arno. Rowdoin: William r. Bowie.
Phippsburg: John H. Carter, Wool
wich: B. B. Douglas, Oliver Maloon,
Bowdoinham; William NJ. Farms
worth, Georgetown: Aubrey E. Steen,
Arrowsic; Fred =. Winter. West
Bath.
The7traverse jurors who will report
Wednesday morning are:
Elijah p. Bartlett, Phippsburg: ].
Pearl Card. Bowdoinham: Otis F.
Coffin, Bath; John M. Conley, Bath;
Richard F. Denham, Bowdoinham:
Pembroke Edgecomb. Topsham: F..
W. Haggett. West Bath: Ibra X. Law
renee, Arrowsic; George p. Larrabee,
Bath; Howard Maxwell. Richmond:
|Etewart D. Mcpherson. Bath: Everett
NJ. Peaslee, Bath; Charles f. Robin
son. Bath: George H. Rumrill Tops
ham: John r. Savage. Woolwich:
Ray Toothaker, Richmond; James
Wagg, Jr., Bowdoin; Thomas n. Will
liams, Georgetown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-26
Il Ruptursd
Try This Free
Sent Free 10 Prove This

Anyone ruptured. man. woman Or
child. should write et; once to w. g.
Ries. 1854 Main st.. Adama N. T.. for
free trial Of his wonderful stimulat-
Ing application. Just put It on the rup-
turs and the muscles begin to tighten;
they begin to bind togsther so that the
opening closes naturally ana the need OF
a support or truss Is then done away with.
Don't neglect to send for this free trial.
Even if your rupture doesn't bother you
what il the use Of wearing supports all
your life? Why suffer this nuisance? Why
run the risk of gangrene and such dan
gers from q small and innocent little rup-
ture the kind that has thrown thou
sands on the operating table? A host
of men and women are daily running
such risk just because their ruptures do
not hurt nor prevent them from getting
around. Write at once for this free
trial, as It Is certainly a wonderful thing
and has aided in the cure of ruptures
that were as big as mans two fsts.
Try and write at once, using the coupon
below.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-26
Michigan Has But
485,357 Autos

Lansing, Mich, Jan. 25-By A. p.
MaiD - Michigan, the automobile
state, has 4S5,367 automobiles and
trailers in operation within it's bor-
ders, according to the annual re-
port of the secretary of state. OF
54,053 commercial cars and 1880 trail
ers.
The increase in motor cars regis
tered during 1921 was approximately
$1,000 over the number in 1920. More
than $6.750.000 was collected in auto
mobile license fees in Michigan last
year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-26
A $4,000 Fire
Van Buren, Hotel

Van Buren,, Me, Jan. 25-Fire at
go A. NJ. Monday, famed by a So
mile-an-hou gale, destroyed the
Charette Brothers Hotel building,
with over $4,000 loss. 1t was con-
fined to that building, but at one time
the entire business section was
threatened. 1t is thought to have
caught from, an overheated stove in
the waiting room. Temperature, IS
below.
The hotel was total loss. The
Caron jewelry store, Fred Charettc
candy store and pool room, Devot's
tailor shop and Joe Charette board
ing house lost all their stocks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-26
OXIDAZE
TABLETS
Made With Essential Oils
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I, Clergymen=-L
Singers

Anyone. who speaks or sings In public
whose eoce is apt 70 grow husky or weak
from the strain. will and that one Ok
daze tablet slowly dissolved in the mouth
before speaking or singing, will make
world OF difference. The voice stays
strong and clear and natural even durin 8
an unusual strain.
Thousands Of people have testified to
the remarkable value Of these pure es-
sential oil tablets, which bring such quick
relief in cases OF Hoarseness. Loss nj
Voice. Soreness, or Tickling in Throat.
Bronchitis. Bronchial irritation. Bronchial
Asthma. Coughs, Colds. and as preventa-
tive against Grippe, influenza and Pneu-
monia.
"Oxidaxe" tablets will quickly prove the
value Of pure essential oil in eases OF this
kind; IL they are always kept In the house
for use in case Of an emergency. tney may
save Won many DAYS Of serious illness or
discomfort. Any good druggist can supply
you.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-26

Montague Glass, at a dinner at the
sSalmagundi Club in New York city.
sclemnly told about 1.-THE latest fad"
with apartment house jewellers.
While many builders name their
houses after members Of their fami-
lies. the tenants are going them one
better by naming their children after
the apartment houses! Names like
Belleclaire Smith and Sheldon Arms
Brown will not b uncommon in fu-
ture city directories--so Mr.. Glass
averred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-26
Maine Invites Gen. Edwards

Orono, Me-, Jan. 25-Maj or General
Edwards has been invited to attend
the Camp Of University OF Maine II
Q. I. c. at camp Andrews. Newport.
Me-, on governors day, May 6. The
camp has been named in memory Of
Harold I. Andrews OF Portland. a
University of Maine alumnus. who
was the first Maine soldier TO lose his
life in the Great War.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-26
PALERMO

BRANCH MILLS-Mrs. Ida Shorey
who was reported last week as being
quite i'll, is better at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lceman visited
relatives in Augusta a few days last
week. Mrs. Summer Leeman kept
house for them during their absence.
Mrs. Dean Estes passed the week
end visiting relatives in Augusta.
A surprise party was given II. W.
Worthing Saturday evening. the oc-
casion being in honor of his birth
day. A soodly number were present.
Whist was played and refreshments
of ice cream, cake and cookies with
coffee were served. A lovely birth
day cake was presented by Mrs.
Worthing.
Mrs. Florence Jones was a week
end guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. +. Worthing.
Little Arlene Worthng who has
been quite sick for a few DAYS with
cold on her lungs and Group, is some
better at this writing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-26

Mrs. Mabel Fitzgerald of Lorain,
o.. lost a three-quarter karat dia-
nond ring at a family reunion. In or
der not to interfere with the days cell
ebration. search for it. was postponed
until the following day. From sun
rise to sunset the hunt went on. rakes
and even hair combs were used: a
cistern was pumped dry. Finally
Mrs. Fitzgerald spied a four-leaf
clover and picked it for luck. Under
the clover was the diamond ring,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-26

government a demand that they 10
convoked in new parliament in Lis
bon. This Leal refused 20 do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-26

Unimpsachable-If you were TO see
the unequalled volume of unimpeach-
able testimony in favor Of Hoods Sar-
saparil]a. you would upbraid yourself
for 80 long delaying to take this effec-
tive medicine for that blood disease
from which YOU arc suffering
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-26

To Cure a Cold in One Day,
Take Laxative BROMO QTININE tab
lets. The genuine bears the signature
of +. w. Grove. (Be sure you get
BRONCO. soc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-01

mfsto 20 cent?, poplatek Mar.
HI. Radu obnasel 25 cent?
etvrtletne. Schvaleno jedno-
hlasne.
Br. A. j. Cejka vzdava Sc
clenstvi vyboru pro spojeni a
pripojeni Jednot. Ustanove-
no, ably vybor zGstal osmiclen-
ny.
Dan navrh ma odroceni schG-
ze, kteryz prijat a br. predseda
M. Pazdral, schGzi odrocil ma
2 hodiny odpoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-01

keho "a Cedar Rapidske Listy.
V padu, ze by Jednota adre-
'saf veskerym materialem w.
.vlastnila jsem ochoten Organ
tisknouti 0 $500 mesfcne lev
neji. Odporucujem odkazati
ffadovne k uvazeni a vyrizenf.
Ia Tiskovy vyhor: M. J. Ma
chacek, preds., Josef Ringl, ta-
jemnik, Frank Karnosh, Josef
Krlz, JOS. V. Vavra.
Br. Pergler navrhuje, ably
zprava vyboru byla prijata.
Zprava vyboru prijata.
Br. K. Bernreiter oznamuje,
re v patek vecer bude sc kona-
tt porada vsech pracovniku We
svobodomyslnem hnuti a zada,
ably ii, kteri maji zajem We
,hnuti svobodomysinem, Sc su-
'castnili, ably vypracovan byl
|staly program.
Bratr j. Hejduk oznamuje,
ze rad Buckeye E.. 235 kona '
[patek veGer sch1zi v Cesko-A-
mericke SIM ma Quincy ave. z
|86. ulici a upffmne. Eve vsech.
ny delegaty k navsteve schu.
ze.
Br. B. Kral navrnuje odroce.
nj schGze a tato predsedou br
M. Pazdralem odrocena ma 9
hodinu rano v patek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-01

anglickou jednaci reci a pod&-
va We smyslu jejich pozadav-
ka resoluci, ktera pfi6ata a
odkazana resolucnfmu vyboru.
Bratr Cejka oznamuje, ze
br. Jan Sprosty, dlouholety
Glen jeden z prvnich clend
N. HI. Radu, je tezce nemocen
la zada, ably Sized zvolil vybor,
ktery by br. Sprosteho navsti-
Ivil. Usneseno sjezdem vypra-
'covati resoluci br. Sprostemu
bude zaslana nebo dorucena
lvyborem.
Vybor n. stanovy podava
zpravu:
HLAVA XVI. Clanek 2.
|doplnen nasledovne: "a obdrzi
"a sve sluzby primerenou od-
menu"
Clanek 3. zistane nezmenen
Clanek 4. vracen zpet vybo-
ru k lensimu propracovani.
Clanek 5 a 6 prijaty beze
zm9ny.
Cfanek 7. odkazan zpet w.
boru.
| Cfanky 8, 9, 10 a IL prijaty
bez; zmeny.
HLAVA XVII. Clanky 1,
II, 8, A, 5, 6, Ia 8 prijaty be-
zm6ny.
V clanku 9 a 10 slovo IVY.
pravci'' nahradi Sc slovem "ti-
lskari".
Pfijato. -
| HLAVA XVIII. Sjezdy. =
Clanek l. prijat opravou
"Kazdy Glen We schulz mdze
hlasovati pro tolik kandidatd
ma kolik je stat opravnen.
! Clanek 2, 8, A, 5, 6, Z, 8
10 prijaty bez zmeny.
| Clanek 10. mi v novem u
praveni nasledovne: Narodn
Hlavni Rad budiz po kazde
lhIte sveho uradovani pokazdt
schvalen Sjezdem, kde nadale
dliti ma a v padu nutnosti no.
YOU vysadu ci charter vyzved
nouti.
| Clanek IL. prijat bez zme
lny.
| HLAVA xxx. pfijata be-
zmeny.
! Br. X. Bernreiter navrhuje
ably byl znovuuvazen clanek ]
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-01

Hlava III. Pro navrh mluvili
br. O. Pergler, B. Kral, G. O.
Dolezal, Karel Kopecky, J. F.
Hejduk, FIR. Unger, FIR. Stefl,
". Tusl, Proch&zka, j. E. Peck
a br. Zastera, ktery navrhuje,
ably dodatek k clanku I. hlava
III. byl prijat IS odporucenim
bratra nebo sestry "ceskoslo-
venskeho pivodu."
Pri hlasovani prijat navrh
br. X. Bernreitera s dodatkem
br. Zastery a odkazan vyboru
ma stanovy.
Bratr Ringl navrhuje, by fl
nancni vybor vypracoval ta-
bulku platd pristich urednikd
Narodniho HI. Radu. Navrh
prijat.
Tiskovy vybor pOdal naSle-
dujici zpravu:
Cleveland, o., 81. srpna, 20
+, Ctenemu IT. sjezdu zastup-
cd Jednoty c. S. p. S.
Cteni bratri.
Vas tiskovy vybor po ddklad
nem uvazeni zaslanych nabf-
dek ma tisk a vyd&vani Orga-
|nu Bratrstva, tfmto odporucu-
lie, ably byla prijata nejnizsi
nabidka cd firmy Cedar Ra-
pidske Listy, re Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. Nabidka jest nasleduji-
CT:
Organ 80 stranek
tPrvnich 10000 vyti-
7 ski. $3S8.OQ
', Kazdych dalsich
, 1000 vytiskd $500. 22.O0
Kazdych dalSich
| 100 vytiskd ...... 2.20
| Uhrnem "a cely naklad
| 1880 vytiskI $553.0O.
! Organ o AZ strankach.
Prvnich 10000
vytisku ..... .$489.0
Kazdych dalsfch
1000 vytiskd -..--.. 24.OO
Kazdych dalsich
: 100 vytiskG ....... FAC
Uhrnem Fri n&kladu 17.SO(
vytiska $6s9.0o.
Ia tiskovy vybor: M. j. Ma
chacek, predseda, Josef Ring
tai, Frank Karnos, Josef Kriz
Jos. V. Vavra.
Dalsi navrh cd FIR. Hradec
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-01
CTVRTEK, DNE 81. SRPNA.
Seste zasedani dopoledne.

Schulz zahajil br. M. Pa
zraI v 9 hodin.
Ctena jmena delegatd q. me-
pritomni br. j. E. Peck a C. O.
Dolezal, kteri Sc pozdeji do
stavili.
Blahoprejne dopisy zaslaly:
Vydavatelstvo "Denni Svorno-
str; Sbor Eliska Peskova {. 30
j. c. D., Cleveland; Velkorad
G. S. B. p. J. statu New York;
Sbor Palma Vitezstvi {. IA S.
p. J. Cleveland; rad Vlastimi!
(. II c. S. B. P. J, Cleveland.
Sbor Pravda (. So &c. D. Gle
veland; Fad Cesko-Narodni, O.
sveta, {. 27 c. S. P. S., Chica-
go.
Cten protokol z pate schIze
sjezdove a prijat nasleduji-
cimi opravami: Zpravu do
brocinneho vyboru podepsali
bratri Vaclav Svejk, A. ].
Smejkal, V. Tusl, JOS. w. Be-
mes a Antonin Strejcek.
HLAVA XIV. hlavnich sta
nov vracena byla vyboru.
HLAVA XIV. prijata byla
bez zmeny.
Bratr j. Fetyk zada opra-
WI jeho navrhu volby ohledne
vyboru ma spojeni a slouceni
jednot a zada, by slovo slouce-
nj nahrazeno bylo slovem pri-
potent. Opravy schvaleny.
Vybor ma stanovy predklada
opraveny novy clanek 10. Hla-
va IT,, ktery Uni:
Clanek 10. "Kdyz mladez
ochrannem opatreni pro rod;-
ny clenu c. S. P. s. dostoupil'
start 16 let, jest povinnosti
radu, aby bez wtupneho die
obvyklych obradu byla Wede.
ma v nejblizsi schulz do radu
.
musi vsak predlozit lekafsk6
vysvedceni a jnena do sezna'
mu elenstva c. S. P. S. zane
sena; prestoupli tito elenovd
musi Sc podr obiti stanovam
domacim pravidldm a stavaji,
ci rozpoctova tabulce a az dc
jejich plnolcti nejsou voliteln'
do. zadnAho lradu a do vybc
ru pod zarukou; jinak oprav'
neni jsou k vyplyvajicim vyhe.
dam stanovami poskytovanym
Clanek schvalen.
HLAVA XVI. Clanek l..
pimeno a.) Predseda Narod
Hlavniho Radu vede einnos
Jednoty, navstevuje die usne
semi Narodniho Hi. R@du IA
dy a Velkofady Jednoty jes
Jim radou a pokyny napomo
cen v agitacni jich einnosti.
Dohlizi k tomu, by vSem u
stancvenim Jednoty v kterem
koliv odvetvi jejim zadost 81
uciniIo. Pc Gas sveho drado
v&nf, v rfipadu revnehe poet1
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E XVII. SJEZDU JEDNOTY {. S. P. S
CESKOSL LOVENSKY POVOD NEMA BYTl NADALl
NUTNOU PODMlNKOU CLENSTVf.
DOTYcNY CLANEK ODKAZAN BYL X VYPRACOVAN
VYBORU MA STANOVY -

v jednani Mar. HI. Radu; po-
tvrzuje jmenem svym dfedm
listiny, povoluljici move fady,
jakoz i listing suspendujici je,
icstlize dotycne rady jednaly
zjevne prot zneni stanov II
at hlavnich neb velkoradO-
vych: coz diti Sc ma jen po d.
l:ladnem vysetreni, ktere musl
byti provazeno jasnymi dokla-
dy. Ustanovuje spolkova hesla
a jina obvykla znamenf a ma
pravo v kazdem miste jmeno-
vati zastupce sveho k vykona-
vani dkold a povinnosti, jake
cd neho sameho neb celeho N.
HI. Radu Sc pozaduji; kdyz
IA dobre uzna, mhze je odvo-
lati. Dale ma vesti prisny do
hled, by drednici a vybori sve
povinnosti Jim sverene k jed
note spravne vykonavali jest
"a spravne vedeni celeho Mar.
HI. kadu zodpoveden a jest
vubec povinnosti jeho vse vyko
navati, co Jednota cd neho pc
zsduje, jakozto cd nejvyssiho
Grednika sveho.
Clanek prvni prijat.
b. Jest povinen venovati
veskery svuj Cas- Jednote a q
spravne plneni syych povinno-
sti obdrzi rocni sluzne, ktere
urci Sized.
O odstavci tomto zxhGttas,
byla debata, ktere sucastnili
sc bratri X. Bernreiter, Jan
Kocourek, A. J. Cejka, Jos,
Frtka, A. J. Smejkal, J. E.
Peck, FIR. Suchy, A. Huml, J,
F. Ptak. v. Knize, Cipra, o. T.
Pergier, NJ. j. Machacek, Jos.
T. Fetyk, Zastera, JOS. Fl.
shcr, V. Vuch, X. Kopecky.
Dale mluvi br. Havle a Gi1fi
navrh ma konec debaty, ale
navrh br. predsedou neprjjat.
: Dale br. JOS. Modr upozor'
nuje, ze clanek o prispevcich
N. H. Uradovne byl jiz prijat
{ a ielikoz odporuceni Uradov.
ny na zvyseni prispevku byll
opomenuto, navrhuje, ably cla
mex l., Hlava XVI, povinnost
radu. byl vracen vyboru.
: Dale mluvili pro navrh BIZ
Prochazka, Tomanek, Wesley
, Hodina, Spurny, B. Kral. V
Svejk.
! Proti navrhu n1luvili bf. j
F. Ptak, FIR. Bojas,
Br. Fetyk navrhuje kone'
; debaty, coz prijatu.
;. Bratr j. F. Ptak navrhuj'
: hlasovani die jmen. Navrh ne
podporovan a ma navrh br. n
: j. MachAcka polozen ma stal.
Bfatr' Fetyk navrhuje, alb.
; clanak /, Hlava XVI. byl wa
; znovu v Ivahu a vracen vtbo
ru M stanovy.
: N&v1h prijat.
E-,aty Mody tim navyh, ab'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-01
DO POZORNOSTI!

Representacni CESKO-
SLOVENSKY DEN neni MY
slitelnym bez nasi HUDB9,
ZPEVU, MAR. TANCU A
SOKOLSKEHO CVICENf.
TO vie uslysite a uvidite
z D A r M A v SOBOTU,
dne 2. zafi v LUNA PAR
KU! Pfived'te 5 sebou dit
Ky. VSTUP VOLNY, pred
lozite-li volnou vstupenlku!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-01
CTVRTEK DNE. 81. SRPNA.
(Sedme zasedsni odpoledne. }

L VIZ Err NNEs O1. SNI N<As
(Sedms zasedsni odpoledne.)
SchGzi zahajil predseda br.
M. Pazdral We 2 hodiny.
Ctena jmena delegate a vsi-
chni prftomni.
Bratr predseda oznamuje,
ze zemrel br. j. Hlavacek,
Glen radu Jan Kolar {. SO.
Bratr NJ. j. Machacek ma
vrhl, aby povoleno bylo $40 ma
zakoupeni vence. Prijato. Ze-
mrelemu bratru vzdana oocta
povstanim pritomnych delega-
til.
Blahoprejny dopis zaslala
Sjezdu sestra Antonio Vlacho-
va a Velkoloze Jednoty Tabo-
ritI v St. Louis.
Dobrocinny vybor podava
nasledujici zpravu:
~ Resoluce pennsylvanske
delegace:
Cleveland, o. 3. srpna, 20.
ct. Dobrocinnemu vyboru.
Cteni bratri: Snad jiz pre-
dem je Vam znamo, ze Sc uci-
|nila sbirka pro zbudovani slus-
neho pomniku nasemu dlouho-
letemu bratru Frantisku Chou
rovi. Jelikoz sc ale mala cast
ka penez sesla, zadame Vas o
nejaky milodar, tax abychom
mohli pamatku bratra Choury
slusne uctiti.
Vaclav Smetak, Frank Stefl.
Josef F. Freeauff, Alois Bou-
ma, Vac. Knize, Dom. Walter.
Vas dobrocinny. vybor neu-
znava tuto zadost povoliti, je-
likoz penize nejsou, ackoliv u
znavame zasluhy br. FIR. Chou
ry, ale takovych zaslouzilych
cleni Jednotu je mnoho.
Ia vybor V. Svejk, v. Tusl,
j.. A. Smejkal,sJ. W. Benes, A.
Strejcek.
2.) Resoluce v zajmu horni-
XII v Pennsylvania.
! CT. Dobrocimnemu vyboru:
Bratri, jest Vam znamo, re
uhelna stavka neni uplne skon
cena a mnoho nasich bratri ji2
lpGt mesicG nepracuje a podpo
ru zadnou nedostava a mnohC
z Mich velkou bidu trpi, proce5
dovolavame sc podpory, trebs
isebemenSi, ably nejvetsi nouze
ulevcna byla. Nezapomehte
|hesla "svGj k svemu"! Wine
re Jednota nase podporuje We
Iskere podniky, trebas byly "a
hranGni, ale doufame pevne
re pomocne ruky nasim bra
trGm v Americe zde neodepre
tie.
! Vaclav Smetak, Frank Stef!
JOS. F. Freeauf, Alois Bouma
|Vaclav Knize, Dom. Walter.
! Vas dobrocinny vybor odpo
rucuje z dIvodu, ze vydajov!
fond je vycerpan, ably provede
ma byla sbirka mezi delegaty
i Ia vybor V. Svejk, j. A
,Smejkal, j. w. Benes, A. Sire
eek, V. Tusl.
j O zprave vyboru bylo roko
',Iivano q dan navrh br. FIR. Stef
: fem, aby povoleno bylo sjez
, dem obnos $4,000
I Bratr Kopecky navrhuje ko
',,nec debaty a zprava vybor'
prijata 81 proti 80 hlasdm.
> Provedena sbirka vynesl
obnos S88.84, z cehoz $11.0
,,vybrano mezi hosty.
Br. 0. Pergler navrhuje, b.
j. odevzdano $4,000 homiklm
zbytek Ustredni c. S. pomce
: nemu vyboru pro Rusko. Brat
Fetyk stavi sc proti navrhu,
, zada, ably cely obnos ode
: vzGan byl hornikum. Navr
!. br. Fetyka byl prijat. u !
Bratr Bernreiter navrhl, b
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
IT IS TIME TO CALL OFF THE
WITCHES
(By Herbert Hoover)

A great deal has been said about
the inefficiency of our railway sys-
TEN. l do not entirely sympathize
with these statements. Comparison
with foreign railways of the funda-
mental criteria of per ton-mile costs,
train loading and SO forth, in the
light of our higher standard of liv-
ing, will demonstrate that our rail
ways are of better efficiency than
others and are growing still better.
The consolidation of our railways
into larger systems has been con-
templated in our legislatures for
some years past as gain in eff
cheney. Its value can be overesti-
mated-It is not a panacea for all
trouble. 1t does give hope, however,
of economics in further efficiency
from more complete utilization of
rolling stocks and terminals, some
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

small degree of saving in overhead,
saving in current inventories. But
its probable greatest saving would
be decreased cost of proper finance,
increased financial stability and full
Ter independence from the supply
companies
1t is probably unnecessary to re-
fer to the question of government
ownership. No one with weeks OBJ
servation of government railways
abroad, or with government opera
ton Of industry in the United States,
will contend that our railways could
ever be operated as intelligently or
as efficiently by the government as
though the initiative of private indi-
viduals. Moreover, the welfare of it's
multitude of workers will be far
worse under government operation.
We are struggling with the great
problem of maintaining public con-
troll of monopoly, at the same time
maintaining the initiative of private
enterprise, | believe that we are
steadily progressing to solution.
Great social and economic prob
lens finds their solution slowly and
by a process of trial and error We
have tried unregulated monopoly, and
have tried government operation, and
found the error in them. We still
have much to do if we are to main
tain our transportation, maintain our
initiative and restore confidence not
only of investors but also of our
railways. Much of this solution de-
ponds upon the successful initiative |
If the railways themselves and much |
Of the shaping of these matters lies
in your able hands.
Finally, | want to refer to the
geritable witches cauldron being fed
with hates distilled from
he misdeeds of railway promoters in