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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-06
TURKEY FREE FOR CHRISTMAS.

Mr.. NJ. o. Winter, local distributor
OF Crusader Bread will give to the
family having the most Crusader
Bread wrappers a fine Christina Tur-
key. Save all wrappers beginning to-
day and present to your groceryman
on Friday, December 22nd. Turkey
will be delivered to winner on Satur-
day, December %. 5Dec3t
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COUNTY COURT.

In the Mason County Court Wednes-
day Mrs. Aureana Mullen was appointed
administrative of Rev. John Mullen,
deceased, and qualified as such with
John F. Fansler and w. R. Dunbar as
sureties on bond. Messrs. George H.
Frank, J. Frank Hardymon and H. H.
Barkley were appointed to appraise
the personal estate of the deceased.
Mr.. Adam Pabst was appointed ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Claude
Pabst, deceased, and he qualified as
such with T. L. Fox as surety on bond.
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yANCEBURG MARSHAL WEEDS --..-'
HERE WEDNESDAY

Mr.. D. A. Hughes. aged 40 years.
town marshall OF the town OF Vance
burg, and Miss Pauline McGlone. aged
IS. OF Lewis county, were married here
Wednesday morning by Rev. w. S.
Peters, pastor of the Third Street NJ.
Il church.
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SUFFERS HARD FALL.

Mr.. Henry ort slipped on an apple
peel near the corner OF West Second
and Wall streets Wednesday morning
aud suffered very hard fall on the
concrete sidewalk,
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LIGHT OFFERING But
MARKET GOOD.

There was only a small amount Of
tobacco offered on the non-pooled mar
ket here Wednesday but prices were
good and growers were pleased.
Houses report as follows:
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Gray's
NOTICE

The Farmers & Traders Bank will
cash your 1918 War Savings Stamps.
Presest them at your earliest con-
venience. 6Dec4t
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CASE GOES OUT on
FAULTY INDICTMENT

Attorney NJ. ]. Hennessey represent
'ag Frank Duzan, indicted for taking
'oal from a common carrier, filed a
demurrer to the indictment in Circuit
court Tuesday afternoon. The demur-
rer was sustained and the case went
out Of court
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-06
LEWIS COUNTY COUPLE
GRANTED MARRIAGE LICEN

Marriage license was issued by
County Clerk A NJ. January Wednes-
day to Mr.. Wade Hampton, aged 30,
and Miss Ethel Payne, aged %, both of
Lewis county.
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Mrs. Riley NJ Gather will have a
sale of hand-painted novelties and
other attractive gifts December 7, s,
and 9, at the real estate Office of T. L.
Evan & Co., No. 4S West Second street
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-06

Today is the last day for discount OF
December first gas bills.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-12-06

See our splendid new line Of Mono
gram stationery. Place orders now for
engraved Christmas cards. Riley Drug
Co. 5Dec3t
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Ledger Wan, Ads Pay
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
MATAWAN

A block in the business section of
&e borough was without electric
lights for some time Saturday night
when fuses in the transformer a.
che corner of Main and Little streets
bsew out.
Borough Collector Forman r,
Thompson expects DON to receive
his commission as postmaster. Mr..
Ehompson's name has been sent to
the senate for confirmation. In the
civil service examination Mr..
Thompson received az average OF
4inety-four per cent.
Mrs. Oliver Diggin will be the
leader at the meeting of the Glen
wood Mission Band when it meets
tonight at the home of the Misses
Fairy. The subject is Utah."
r. e. Lawrence, who for some
time past has been connected with
the Matawan Tile Company, has re-
signed his position and returned to
Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Jackson and Miss
Anna Goldstein of Perth Amboy
were the guests of Mrs. J.. Clarence
Lewis on Sunday.
Residents of the borough were
without light last night when the
electric power was turned off for
some little time.
n Miss Dorothy Davies is substitute
&ng in the sixth grade of the public
school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
RARITAN TOWNSHIP
F0RDS AND VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Liddle en-
tertained out Of town guests over
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Nonnenberg
and daughter spent yesterday as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Pfeiff
in Perth Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beutel visited
friends in Perth Amboy Saturday
night.
Nathan and Milton Gross were
week end guests at the home of
relatives in New York.
Rev. Alfred L. Kreyling is con-
fined to his bed on account of ILL
ness. :
Thirteen year old Evelyn Nonnen-
berg was one of the soloists at the
\second of a series of organ recitals
at st. Pau1's Evangelical church,
Perth Amboy. She played several
plano selections.
The Misses Suzzie and Ronika
Polka were the guests of friends n
Perth Amboy yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew NograGi
entertained friends at their home
here yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
COAL FAMINE
I At So. AMB0Y

SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 1S:-The
coal situation locally has not i'm
proved in any way. Coal Is still In
demand. In many weeks have
elapsed since persons have been
able to get even a small allowance.
1t is understood that there is little
or no hard coal to be bought. in
South Amboy, although many car
loads are noticed in the yards of the
Pennsylvania railroad. 1t seems as
though the dealers cannot get near
enough of the fuel supply. In al
most every coal yard in the city
when a car comes in there are about
four times as many orders awaiting
dispatch throughout the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
MAN BURNED
At SPOTSWOOD

sPoTSwooD, Dec. 1S:-Joseph
Bremen narrowly escaped serious
injury recently when the gasoline
tank Of his automobile exploded
and set fire to his clothing. Robert
MacElaine and Clarence Boyce, who
were at the scene, rushed Bremen
TO DR.. ]. c. Shinn, of Jamesburg.
and after receiving medical atten-
ION he was removed to st. Peters
Hospital in New Brunswick where
he is now a patient.
The estimated damage of the car
IS said to be about 5000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
Tots Handkerchiefs

Quaint as quaint can be, with
saucy nursery figures, or de-
lightful initials on them.
One kind in particular, that
will delight small children,
comes three In 4 box, with
kiddie designs. 25c to Soc a
box. The solid color handker-
chiefs with white initials cost
Soc a box Of 6, and the one-a-
day for the week kind, comes,
of course, with seven in a box.
Csc to LOO.
BAnBERGERs-yIRsr FLOOR :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
Sale ofPdnted Crepe
de Chine O~uerblouses,

Modern prints made
after ancient Egyptian de-
signs, rich in color and
beautiful in design, have
been used in the making Of
these exceedingly good
looking overblouses that
are greatly in vogue at the
present time.
They come in different
color themes that will har-
monte with every color
suit being worn this season.
BAMBERGER'sLrHIRD FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
Sterling SLIDER
EyegZass Cases

For those Of your
friends who are constant
ly losing their glasses.
Will be most acceptable
gifts. Made sufficiently
large to hold large-sized
lenses - in eyeglasses or
spectacles. Plain, en-
graved, engine-turned or
gold inlaid. There are a
few prices as low as 500.
BAMBERGER's-FIRsT FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
Deaf?

The little Gem Earphons
Is the smallest and clearest
electrical device on the mar
ket today. It Is SO made as
to be scarcely noticeable. We
should welcome an opportun-
ity to demonstrate this in
strument to any of our Gus
toners who are interested in
bringing sound to the deaf.
Optical Dept, First Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
Gifts! Especially 7oilet Articles,
Leather Goods, Jewelry, Etc.
Splendid choosing from those
things featured b~elow-one or
more of them wiU probably
fit in on your list

Jill in on your HSt
GUELDY PERFUME. 1900 A
BOTTLE-Gueldy has produced N1me
wonderful new odors, such as LEM
pyree; contained in a handsome cut glass
bottle Of unique design. First Floor: nv
A MANS SET OF MILITARY
by Howard. Solid wood backs, in tuiile,
ebony, Karib rose or black ebony; twelve
rows of pure white bristle. First Floor.
A PERFUME ATCMIZER AT 600
Sprays evenly without waste; a long,
slender model of beautifully etched i'm
ported glass. Attractive yet practical.
sEWING BOXES, SOC TO 1900
Fitted complete with needles, thread,
scissors, thimble, etc. An endless
variety Of shapes and qualities; in real
and imitation leather. First Floor.
SEWING BASKETS, ESQ TO $500
Imported satin-lined baskets, made OF
finest wicker, rush and straw braids;
fitted with every sewing necessity or
without; some standing baskets. First
A woMAN'S HANDBAG AT 500
Genuine beaver calf leather; in brown
and gray and nicely lined; mirror In
pocket. First Floor.
A VANITY BOX AT 800. OF black
leather with double handles. There is a
large mirror on the cover. Fitted with
powder box, lipstick holder and flash
light. First Floor. -u
WOMAN'S PIN SEAL LEATHER
HANDBAG, 12.0O-Envelope style with
strap over bag. 1t Is silk MORE lined
and has an outside pocket. First Floor.
ANOTHER HANDBAG AT 2.955Of
genuine leather, beaver or pin seal;
double handles, inside frame, mirror In
pocket. The pin seal m in black,
beaver, chrome, tan, gray and brown
A MESH BAG AT 5.5oLCathedral
shaped and with a fancy engraved frame.
and chain handle. Ring mesh In the Sill
YER finish. First Floor.
PEARL NECKLACES AT 5.5O-The
type that are so near to the real pearls in
color. Iridiscent, opalescent and beauti-
fully colored. The 24-inch lengths only.
Finished with a 10 karat spring ring
CUFF LINKS, 2.25-Can be used for
soft or stiff cuffs. Designs in both engine
turned and fancy engraved. First Floor.
SILVER PLATED WATER PITCHERS,
1900. Hammered finish and OF Colonial
shape. Heavy silver plated on base OF
silver nickel. Other styles from 1000
to $500. First Floor.
SILVER PLATED DUTCH ART CAN
DLESTICKS 1850 PARA low squat
design with candle in old blue color.
Other candlesticks from 500 to 1000
pair. First Floor:
8-DAY TAMBOUR CLOCKS, 10.0o-In
mahogany finish and very attractively
shaped. 1t has a silver dial and the
clock strikes hour and half-hours on
Cathedral gong. Balcony.
PEARL MOUNTED MANICURE SETS,
3O.OOEFitted with very best grade steel
implements. In genuine leather roll.up
case 10 pieces-large size. Other
STYLES from $50 up. First Floor.
PEARL OPERA GLASSES, S.50LOf
French make. Good quality lenses. Or
dinarily these would sell for much more.
STERLING SILVER LoRGNETTEs,
7.OO-Ordinarily would sell for 1000 to
1900. Latest style with short handles
and round lenses. Several designs.
Lenses from 200 to 800 extra, includ-
ing examination. First Floor.
WALDEMAR CHAIN, 16.O0-Of heavy
IA karat green gold. Square bars, engine
turned, makes this chain very attractive.
First Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18

(For Tuesday Only

trOT XUeSdQy OTHyJ
In instances where the lets In
this column are small, and We
cannot guarantees thas they WIN
remain on sale all day we sf2Ss
NJ thu bottom of such ftsnass
while suantfties last Ne mah
phone or @. o. ID. orders"
72.So DINNER SET, 1890.
E2-piece lightweight American
porcelain dinner set. Decorated
with a pink interviewer border
with gold at edge Of all pieces
Full service for six. While they
last. Seventh floor.
woMEys AND CHTLpREN'S
GLOVES, ssc.
Regular 79c to 100. Imported
Scotch wool, very soft and WARM.
Come In gray, camel and beaver.
Also women's finely knitted
gloves in gray. heather and
beaver. Long wrists. First hoor.
IMPORTED WHITE DIMITY,
Ice YARD.
Regularly 29c yard-2f and 81
In. wide-shown in neat stripes
and checks. Suitable for aprons,
blouses and children's dresses
Second floor.
MEMS 500 STERLING
BUCKLE. $50.
Just 40 Of these sterling silver
14-kt. geld inlaid buckles: Mon
ogram space provided. Al Inns
effects. While the quantity lasts.
First floor.
CANDY, FRUIT AND CAKE
BOX, acc.
Regularly T9c. Tin decorated
boxes. Round shhpe-o-pound
capacity. Just the thing Tor
homemade cookies. On sale
while $50 last. Seventh floor.
woMEN'S 7.0 UMBRELLAS,
600.
Colored silk umbrellas, In navy,
green, garnet, purple and brown
OF heavy grade all-silk eaneta.
with self color novelty borden
BAKELITE and hardwood nan.
dies. Carved and plain. F1rss
fecr.
SILyER.PLATED PENCILS, Tc.
Autosharp pencils-stlver-piated
pocket clip attached. VIII hold
standard size leads Make good
gifts. First floor.
VELOUR AND TAPESTRY
PILLOWS, 500.
Reg. 6.eS. Pillows Of excellent
grade, In large size. Round with
shirred centres. Some oval ana
some oblong In the lot Art
Needlework Dept. Fourth door.
500 PEARL NECKLACES BIS.
Solid pearl necklaces In The
irfdescent coiers-24 In long eno
in a graduated bead. t1nisneo
with gold clasp. First door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
Three Music Books
of Great Repute,
100 Each
Made to sell for $50 to $50

The Child's Own Music Book
Masterpieces of Piano Music and
Book Of 1000 Songs-all OF them
we'll known TO music lovers.
Bound In q firm cloth binding.
For Tuesday selling only.
BAMBERGER'S-SIxTH FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
Most Acceptable!
Comfortable House
Slippers for Men,
2.95

These are tan vici kid leather
uppers with leather soles and
heels. They are soft and COM
Portable and very durable.
Three styles:
Romeo" style with elastic
sides.
Everett" style that come
about up to the ankle.
Opera" style that are cut
down at the sides.
The Romeo and Everett styles
come in both tan and black; the
opera style in tan only. Sizes S
to II.
Samples Of these slippers are
on display in the Children's
Shoe department, First Floor,
where orders can be left.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
The "Standard" Hand
Vacuum Cleaner
For the Home Which Has No Electricity, $3.50
And Priced, Too

The next best thing to an electric
vacuum cleaner-which proves that a
vacuum cleaned home, need not neces-
sarily mean an electrically wired home.
This cleaner does the work of an electric
machine with no greater effort involved
than merely running it over the floor.
The rubber tired wheels in contact
with the floor, cause the high speed ball
bearing suction fan to whisk every speck
of dust and dirt into a dust-proof bag,
while the revolving brush with which it
is equipped picks up all the hairs, lint and
thread from the rug.
A thoughtful gift for the home which is
not wired-and one which will do away
with the wearisome sweeping and carpet
sweeper cleaning which housewives dread.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
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TROCKY TUSI MOVE NEBEZPECi
PRAVf zE VELKA BRITANIE A FRANCE SPOJIIY
Sc PROTI SOVETUM

Moskva 3. bezna. Boulogneske dohodnuti mez mini
serskym predsedou Loydem Georgem Veke Brtanie pre-
merem Poncarem Francie znamena pry poeGny postup
t6chto dvou zem prot Rusku.
Leon Trocky, sovetsky mnisr valky rozkaze armade
nanoiaictVl! prolaSao, ato ahqlalti denlnai
saci sarSic hrd dodav nasvedGue ze chysta Sc
novy branny ltok Rusko lara.
Pafiz brezna Francouzstf odbornci kefi pripra-
vu program Janovskou konferenci vzhledem obnov6
Ruska seSli dnes aby ednali proeku, ktervz
pfpade schvalen bude predozen pine schulz poeneckch
odbornku Londln6 Die panu neidfive Jest nutno
pomoc Rusku obnov jeho produktivn cnnos Pfomne nj
Rusko vem malo prodei musi produkovat nez bude
mel kupovati.
Francouz odbonlci rovn6z navrhnou abv omezena
Ruska kde poke podmnky sou neiprzny6iS pro spo
lupuoben byla vybrana prvni pokusy rekonstrukc
Cenov6 male dohody poklada Ukraiinu neipfznv6i.
81 pole, nebo bya nem6ne dottena bosevickym naubam
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PRO ARMADA ! 10 MUZU.
HARDING MEM NAKLONEN ZREDU-
kOVANf POD TENTO POCET

Washnl on 3 brezna. President Harding zasahl dnes
do diskuss ose armady povoav 81 sob6
experimentation rozmluve, iz mel gen. Pershngem
PodvybU by toho min6ni armada mela by byt zmen-
sena pottu 100000 muzd 1000 Pc konerenci Bi
lem Dome dno na vefenos ze aa Bro neni nakontna
zredukovat silly armady pod 130 ,eb. .muz Pritomna s4
jest We skutGnos asi 1877 900
Gen. PeYhng odepfel sdeliti ahu sve rozmluvy pre-
sdentem ale kdyz povoan by do B6ho Domu Genove
poctoveho pfvboru nebylo skryvano gen PeIshng
znal to nne zakroct presdena pro zredukovani
mady, jake ybor mel panu.
Jako hva armady gen. Pershiig pfesv6dcen nj
nimani sila pravidene armady 100000 nevyhn
mali proyes program narodni obrany vypracovany
r. 1920.
odbru valky. draduci sekret4r wainwright pravil,
vojenska sn6rnice 1920 bya paa ako staly program
nebyl by plan ienz by podehal vrtochum neb nadam
kazdeho za7anuti ekonomicke stuac."
"Zdalteo smerniea byo tfeba 1920 Jest il fe-
ba 1922 pravi.
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SELSKE BOURE v ITALII.

Rim, l. brezna. = Ma dva-
Get osob bylo dnes zraneno, je
dna z Mich smrtelne, kdyz Sc
dlaci V starobyle vesnici Cam
pagnano, hned V sousedstvi Ri
MA, podnikli 1tok ma verejne
budovy, jsouce rozliceni ma u
rady, protoze Jim nebyly ode
vzdany jiste pozemky, jak by
10 stanoveno v zakone, pfija-
tenn asi pred rokem pod hroz-
bou socialnl revoluce. Karabin
nici byli vyslani do vesnice a
vystrelili nekolikrate do lidu,
drive nez byl zjednan kid. il
ny oddil vojska byl dnes Wy
slan do okrsku Bologni, kde do
slo k bojIm mezi fascisty a ko
munisty. Pri techto bojich byl
jeden muz zabit a diva crane
nj.
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FASCIST OVLADAJf RJEKU.
PRESIDENT ZANELLI DONUCEN VZDATI Sc
REVOLUClONARCM

Rim, 3. bfezna = Fascist cele posancem Giuntou.
dies udefi vadni palac Rjece. Vypal dvace
del do budovy IT, kdoz by obezeni vztyt bilou
vlajku znamen, ze vzdava Jedinou pddmnku kad,
vydaji taskych Tad avsak Gunta zamitl ten
to pozadavek dial Jim f minuty vzdan bezpodmnec
ne. President Zanelli by pax donucen podrobi
Drvejss legonam Rieky, vedeni kapitanem Paazzo-
lin, teegrafoval Cabrieu DAnnunzovi ably prie do ma
ned6l podilet pruvodu Prvod puide ku hrobce
znameho alskeho vojaka kde pvtelenl Rjeky Ia bude
prohlaSeno demonstranty.
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HARVEY BUDE PRY ODVOLAN.
INFORMACI v TOM SMYSLU PRINASf JEDEN
LONDYNSKY CASOPIS

Londyn, 3, bfezna - Dipomacky correspondent DAILY
Herald" pfse
"Vyrozumvam re president Harding nyn definitivne
rozhod pozadat puk Harveyho americkeho vevysanee
Londyn6 ably vidal sveho misa eho nistupce
iedna jakme bude vyrzena velvysanec bude resgno
vati
"Pluk. Harvey byl velmi ose kriovan stvmi kruhy
merckeho tsku jez professionally ukazal b vice pro-
brickym, nez sami Britove nedoateGne dbalFm
ckych zamu avsah ia vem duvody odvolani sou zcea
jin6.'
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POSLEDNi VULE ZESNULEHO
PAPEZE..

Rim, g. brezna. Zesnuy papez Benedik kdvz zemTel.
nevastn zadneho maetku krome n6kolka mao drzebnos
pred svm nastoupenm fimskeho pontfkau byly
refine zaznamenany mem jmene naezaiicich obcich
Pegli blize Boogni' Tyto majetky byy jim
jeho synovc Giovanni Antonio Della Chesa Papez
del vSechen maetek pred naStoupenm sveho fadu
to v6ci vysy jevo kdyz poeni vile Benedkta XIV bya
otevena dnes Salo radovne Carlo Patrarca admi
nistraora majetku papezsk6 stoce pred noafem pri-
tomnosti nutnych sv6dk1.
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POPRAVA PLYNEM MILOSRDNOU

Washington, g. brezna. Namitky proti chysanemu po-
uzt{ smrcho pynu dvou vrahu Nevade opra
il pouhou pfecitlvelos pravi bgadn general A. A. Fries
SET chemickeho oddeeni odboru vaky. "Smr tmto
jest okamzou bezboestnou, pravi gen. Fries "Kdyby-
chom ia zde sed6 byl nejaky prostredek nadychanl
tohoto pynu zemTe bychom zidch bez vSelke pedu
chy sm neb boesti Pri poprave zocnc neeba cekat
Odsouzeny covek nkdy by nevedel ky hodna eho
smrt by blza neb nadesa ednu vtenu by by zv Dru
hou Nerinu byl by mrtev.'
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kATASTROFA v PAINES-
WILLIE.
BULLETIN;

DIE polednich novin podari-
10 Sc zjistiti jmena vsech tri-
nacti zabitych. Jsou to:
Raymond O'Leary, %. N.
State ST.. Painesville.
Gladys L;ppilakso, 19, Port
and ST., Fairport.
Catherine Horvath, Adelai-
de ave-, Richm ond, O.
Richard Strand, die domne-
mex Chardon, 0.
John Ssurms, Fairport.
Max Sturms, bratr predesle-
no.
Lillian Kelto, Fairport.
Hilda Braski, Fairport
Mrs. Oscar Cooper, Fairport
William j. Sutter, Jr., koci
Chardon, O.
Mrs. John Bartish, 35, Fair
port, matka sedmi ditek.
Mrs. Frank Fridebough, -
Fairport.
Stanley Radick, Fairport.
Nejnovejsi depese pax ozna-
mule, re zraneni podlehl j Geo.
H. MCGEE, TAX ze pocet zabi-
tych dostupuje poctu Ia osob.
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DOHODNUTi o BONUSOVEM PLANU.

Washington, g. bTezna. = Vybor cesty a prosredkv
dop6 pnemu dohodnuti nov6m bonusovem panu vyda
vani suzebnich certkaH voakm souzvsim val
DIE vypracovanych podrobnos bankv pujtky
certfikatv nesmelv by cita vvSs rok nez
dotycnem distrktu citaa BY picky federln
banka. Puicky tvto nesm6y by blti dobu de nez
KY kdyby nebyy spacenv banka pozaaa by vadu ch
vvrovnani splacen picky yda doruGia zbye
fkau az do 85 procen eho vasniku Toikez vada ptla
by certfikat uplynut til rok Certifkav nesy by IL
uroki.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04
POROTA Sc NEMUzE DO
HODNOUTI.

Pro zabiti vytrznika V diva
die Avenue ma Euclid ave. A.
Piercea obzalovany Josef Saun
ders mel Sc vcera dozved6ti
svui ortel. Porota sc nemohla
ale o ieho vine shodnouti ami
DO sesti hodinach, tax ze soud-
ce Walther naridil, ably byla
ma celou noe osamOcena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-04

volal mistni ambulance a poll
Gil. .Pryni pfispechali k pomo-
ci zeleZnicni zrlzenci a obyva-
tele sousednich domu a Ochot-
ne pomahali zranenym pri
snaseni mrtvych. Smutny, ve-
lice smutny byl pohled ma To-
komotivu, ktera ma sve pride
iakoby V naruci drzela tri mr.
tvoly, muze, zeny a mlade div
ky. Strojvudce a topic snazili
Sc sice obeti katastrofy sejmou-
ii, ale nervy jejich byly tax o.
treseny, re Sc Jim dilo nechte-
10 dariti, teprve prisp6chavsim
dobrovolnymi pomocniky by
ly mrtvoly slozeny do automo-
blu a doveZeny do marnice.
Pruvod podobny Sc pozdeji ca
sto opakoval a odvazeni mrtvl
i zraneni do nemocnice.
Policii byl prvni vyslechnut
zeleznicni zrizenec w. H. Bar
mes, jehoz povinnosti bylo, ma
krizovatce davatn vlajkoA zna-
meni. z ranenych pax byl
prvnl Ray Hamilton, jenz ma
zlomeny ODE nohy a rameno,
ktery byl priveden pozd6ii k
vedomi. Nemohl vsak rici mic
zavazneho.
Ze zabitych byli rano dosud
nezjisteni tfi muzi, tri zeny a
jedna divka, vesmes ulozenych
V Rogersove pohrobnickem "a
vodu V Painesville. Ztotozne-
nj byh z mrtvych, Richard
Brand z Chardonu, Katerina
Horvatova z Painesville, t. f.
Stern Fairportu, slecna Kol-
tovova, do nemocnice Lake o.
kresu pax dopraveni Joe A
dams z Fairport, ridic autobu-
su, ktery sotva zraneni prezije,
podobnem stavu jsou G.. II.
McGhee z Mediny Nick Ne
mo z Fairportu. Nebezpecne
zraneni jsou zmineny Ray Ha-
milton pi. M. Steinbachova
z Fairportu.
Cornell, topic lokomotivy,
vypovidal podobne jako stroll
vudce a dodal, re rychlik vyjel
Cleveland z E. &c. stanice a
smeroval do Buffalo. Mel 20
rychlikovych vozu, ale zad-
nych obycejnych vagonn osob-
Mich. Vlak nese oznaceni {.
600 v Painesville nestavi.
Pred nadrazni stanici v pre-
depsane vzdalenosti sam daval
obvykly signal parni plst' 'alou.
Autobus objevil sc neocekava-
Inc, tax ze personal vlaku me-
muze byti vinen. Barnes pax
pravi, ze daval iidici znameni
vystrazne svitilnou, ale re va
rovani jeho nebylo dbano.
| Odklizovani trosek znemoz-
milo dopravu ma trait po celou
hodinu. Zdrzen byl tax vlak
osobni drahy Nickel Plate, KITE
Try musel byti vypraven castec-
ne po kolejlch drahy New York
Central.