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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-01-10
Freight Reduction
From Cincinnati

"A drastic freight reduction be-
tween Cincinnati and this city has
been announced and will 60 into eff
feet February 2. The rate will mean
a saving to our merchants of about
40 per cent, which will amount to
in the neighhorhood Of $500 per
month. This reduction, including
the reduction made from Louisville
last September, will amount TO a
saving Of something like $1,000 per
month to Mt. Sterling's business in
forests. In addition to the above
reductions one Of 10 per cent went
into effect January l on all points
on the c. & o., which will bring the
total reductions in freight rates to
this city somewhere near $1,000 per
month, or $4,000 per year
The reduction from Louisville and
Cincinnati we're brought about by
the persistent efforts of President d..
G. Hoffman and Capt. G. H. Petry,
of the local Chamber of Commerce,
who used every effort to secure rates
which would equalize Mt. Sterling
with her sister cities. With the new
rates Mt. Sterling merchants can
buy goods in Cincinnati and Louis
Vile very advantageously and both
of these markets, no doubt, will be
more literally patronized in the flu
ture than in the past. Local Agent
J. c. McNeal especially emphasized
the service received from Louisville
to this city, saying that it was the
best in the United States for the
same number of miles.
: Under the new rates from Cincin-
natl the first class rates will be re-
duced from 81 to 81 IL cents per
hundred. Included in this class are
practically all kinds of merchandise
used in department store. The
second class, which includes candy,
fruit. etc, will be reduced from 80
to So cents. The third-class, which
includes coffee, sugar, canned goods,
etc., will be reduced from 65 IL to
AZ cents. Fourth class from oil to
SO IL cents; fifth-claS from 40 IL
to 30 1-2; sixth-class from 81 IL
to 25 cents. In addition to these
classes reductions on the classltica-
ton of number of articles was
changed, which will make even fur
Their reductions. Carload rates on
cattle from Cincinnati to this city
will be reduced from $3.50 to $37
on horses from 1850 to $50; on
cement from $3.50 to $3.50 per ton
grain from "a IL to 20 IL cents
per hundred.
These reductions will put the Mt.
Sterling merchants in position to
compete with any hardship, with
merchants in any city in the Blue
Grass, and will remove the disadvan-
tages under which they have been
forced to do business in years past.
The Chamber of Commerce and
two gentlemen above named are GER
tainly to be congratulated upon Sc
curing this reduction which will
mean so much to our business inter-
ests and proves beyond question the
value of a live organization of bus
mess men.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-01-10

STRAYED-From my home on
Levee, one bird dog, white with
small black spots. Name on collar
Liberal reward for information lead
ing to her recovery. Write or
phone 526 WIS. L. Taylor, Mt
Sterling. XIV.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-01-10
HIGHLY comPLIMENTED

Following recent inspection of
the local freight and passenger sta
ton, Agent j. C. McNeal and his
competent assistants were compli-
mented in the following language :
"After a careful inspection | find
that your office is one of the most
efficiently conducted on the c. & O..
lines"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-01-10
NoTICEl

. There will be a meeting of the
members of the Somerset Christian
church, Saturday afternoon at 2;3o
O'Clock at the Traders National
Bank. All members are urged to be
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-01-10
Bright Future Ended
For billiard Turner

billiard Turner. young. ambitious,
with a bright future opening to him,
meets the death sickle, and after a
desperate struggle yields to the
dread monster. Death.
Dillsrd Turner was the only son
Of Judge and Mrs. c. Cyrus Turner,
of Frankfort, formerly Of this city,
and was born here June 81, 1897.
The beginning Of his education was
in the schools Of this city. He re-
moved to Frankfort with his par
ents in November, 1912 where he en-
tered school and from thence he ma
circulated in the University Of Ken
lucky at Lexington where he grad
uated and from which place he en-
tered on the study Of law at Har-
ward, being at home from that insti-
tuition for the holidays when he
contracted q cold which developed
into pneumonia, and just one week
from the time he was stricken his
Nc. 49,. -
.,, m .uaso,
''laiu lolnsl ""s M s. Tnr
~ 80. "a fa;tbs,,
church man, James d. Hazelrigg,
both deceased With the blood OF
statesman and churchman coursing
his veins he was young man OF
much promise and at this time we
pause in LIES rushing current to
wonder why a life so full of hope,
life with a character when impaired
to others has its imprint for good
on those to follow, should be cut
short. To these wonderings there
is Just one answer: 1t was Gods
way and to us it is past finding out,
but His way is right and while it is
hard to be reconciled the veil will
be drawn aside and then in that flu
1ie $3.50 AZ
49, ' ~ ~. n,o,as +hot
~. ,;s;u IA 10 Who
nv '''e'' ~ o. III NJ :
&x8'ps 'ousy CO -. ha;. u,;th
Gu - W
's1s ms
Thou art gone from our midst in
young manhood's first flower,
Which bid fair to unfold in beauty
and bloom,
Like some bright star in the East
shone forth for an hour.
Then passed on forever n darkness
and gloom.
With friendships delight we watch
ed thy unfolding,
Thy aims were so high and thy hopes
were so bright;
AS heart spake to heart, have
wondered, beholding-
AS the gems OF bright thought
would dawn on my sight.
r. o..,o H.. ,os.a.aon RAJ wo
-. ~ - tho straat o,asred b;s
s- sS ona ~o1ea ~ ~ L;naI,
Ire ll'e"ls "" aaaa ~ somath;no
e e'us ' ~ ns 49, ..ho@a for 1%r;st
Tx; ~ LoIwoa a. 49,
awav the dull cares OF our weary
dav From afsr he had come TO
brighten the vuletiae hours around
~ e,as;da Of winch he was the
-, :,o - 5 en-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-01-10
SILVER TEA

The Young Peoples Missionary
Society No. 2 of the Methodist
church will give a Silver Tea at the
church Friday evening, at 7 80. The
public is cordially invited to attend
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-01-10
WANTED

At once, a four or five-room cot
tage in good neighborhood. One.
with garage preferred. Call this Of
flee.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-01-10
OFFICERS INsTLLED

At the regular meeting of the
Montgomery Council No. 81 ]. o. o.
A. NJ, held Friday night, the follow
ing officers were installed to serve
during the ensuing year: Past
Councillor, Perm Hudson; Councillor,
James Shoemaker; Vice Councillor,
Robert Wood; Chaplin, John Camp
Botes; Financial Secretary, Wesley
Richards; Treasurer, John Bolts
Warden, Clay Shoemaker; Inside
Sentinel, Elmer Karrick; Outside
Sentinel, James Smith.
The heart rules the head and real
love is always VISIONS guide. Cold
prudence is often defeated by warm
affection.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-01-10

CONTINUED on page four)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-12
ut1A9tse ensssa@ ~ 2nsesae ~ t9naeRfc
KrejcOYSkemn deln1ctvn Y Balti-
more a OkCli.
SPOLUDELNfCI:-


Organisacni vybor mistni odbocky
{. 230 Amalgamated Clothing Wor-
kers of America, vola k Yam vsem
delnik1m a delniclm, kteTi jste Ia
mestnani v prnmyslu odevnim. by
lste pfistnupiIi pod prapor Anal
gamated Clothing Workers of Ame-
rica. k telo nejmohutn6jsi a zajmy
Vase prava spravedliv6 hajfci Or
ganisaci od6gniho delnictva. by TAX
to spojenymi silami mohli jste OBJ
stat boji proti zamestnavatel1m,
kteEl vyuzivajf dnesni pr1myslove
krise a chapaj1 Sc kazde pfilezitosti
:avesti tax zvanou Otevfenou dill
nu. potni system. hladove mzdy a
dlouhe hodiny. by iako ty pijavice
sail z Vas krev. ably 81 mohli pl-
niti kapsy Vasich mozol6 ma dkor
Vasich rodin a lidskeho ziti vdbec.
Vzh6ru! Probud'te sc. hled'te
jak 81 bossoVe pocinalf dilnach,
kde neni organisace. JAKE zebracke
mzdy plati Sc neuniovych dilnach,
slyste volani teto organisace, ktera
Dude haiti Vase pTirozene pravo k
'idskemu ziti. organisace, ktera je-
dina Sc m6ze vykazati timto dspe-
chem.
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Zal0zena rOku 1914.
Potet cIeni r. 1914 100000
POCet ClenI r, 1921 Us, 900
PraC0yni hod. r. 1914 81 az 90
tydne :,
Pracoynf hod. r. 1921 a. tydne

l. Smlouvy zavedeny podepsa-
ny mezi zamestnavateli a delniky. a
jsouci platnosti 95 proc. vyrob-
c6 (manufacturers) muzskych od6vt
We Spoienych Statech a Kanade,
kterezto ustanovuii kollektivni u.
mlouvani zarucujf delnictvu Iovne
pravo Sc zamestnavately fizeni o.
deVnlho prGmyslu
2. Organisace tato zrusila potni
dilny a zavedla leps1 poradek a u
pravila zdravotni pomery dilnach.
Pracovni hodiny snizila $50
Ehodin tydn6 ma Al hodiny. vsude
zvysila mzdy. zajistsla tazto lspsi
zivotnf podmfnky vsech clen1.delnf-
kn a delnic krejcovskeho oboru
jejich rodin ma Mich zavislych.
3. Sebrano So. 600 900 ma obranu
krejcovskeho delnictva v New Yor-
ku, kde tovarnlci vylukou delnictva
pokusili Sc zavesti otevrenou dilnu.
boi ten trval cd prosince 1920 do
i cervna 1921. skoncil dplnym vitez-
stvim pro Amalgamated Clothing
Workers.
A. Dale zaFizena touto organisaci
| banka v Chicagu ma stejnem zakla-
de jako je Tizena Clevelandu: Lo-
! comotive Engineers Bank.
5. Mimo jine organisace prispela
hladovfcim v Rusku 200, 900 dolary
zaslala do Ruska ctyri parniky ma
lozene potravinami satstvem k 1le-
We trplclch Rust.
6 Darovano 100000 dolarI
AMERICKE FEDERACI PRACE.
ma podporu stavkujfcfch ocelafskych
delnik0 iich boji proti ocelarske-
mu trustu v roku 1919.
z. Zaslano stavkujicim hornfk1m
| UNITED Mine Workers. KansasD
5000 doll. v iich odboji proti Kan
sas Industrial Act. kteryzto zakon
bere pravo detnictvu k stavce, kdyz
| je vyprovokovano zamestnavately.
s. Tato organisace vydava osmi
jazycich osm tydnlch casopis1 tedy
i v ceskem ja2yku tyto jsou doru-
covany postou do domu kazdemu
; elenu informuji Vas pomerech
pr1myslovych, zalezitostech organi-
SAGE a postupu delnictva ma celem
sv6t6.
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
lie pokrokova organisace stojici "
popredi delnickeho hnutf, poctive
hajfcf zajmy krejcovskeho delnic-
iva. protoz kdo nepatrite k teto
uni, je Primo Vasi povinnosti po-
vinnosti k Vasim rodin5m, by iste
Sc sti Ii cleny teto unie zlepsily
tax Vase zivotni podmfnky We svnj
a Vasich rodin prospech. PTihlaste
{ Sc bez odkladu.
| Kazdy deln1k a delnire pracujici
w krejcovskem oboru je vitan.
Mistni local (. 230 Amalgamated
Clothing Workers of America pora-
da We ctvrtek, l8 kv6tna.v sale So
kolovny verejnou sch1zi, kde pro-
mluvi o pomerech pr1myslu krej-
covskem red. Ant. Novotny New
Yorku cesky a Organisator Krisicki
langlicky.
i Delegat do konvence, br. Pasek,
bude reportovat konvence.
| Koncertni hudba prof. Elsnice.
i Pi. Toula pTednese solo "a dopro-
vcdu sic. Jecne ma piano.
Pew. sbor Soc. Vzdel. Spoil. Pokrnk.
/ Kszdy je vitan.
Or0aniSaxni vUhnr
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Do Baltimore.

Mole sberatelske zkusenostj che
sdeliti jak to vse pokracuje. Wal.
jsem ma sebe ten dkol, ze pomohr
te nasi skole, &C jscm mela skutecni
strach jak to bnde DO tom vsen
rozboufenf kladla jsem malo made
je tn sbirku. ale dnes vsfm pravem
muslin fici. ze sbfrka pokraeuje al
jedna radost vim, ze dnes je v
Baltimore hodn6 dobrych Cechd an
nam jdou vsude laskou vstric
PTisla jsem k jedne rodine, muz
nemocen nekolik malych d6tf a
dali pet dolar6. v6fte. ze jsem Sc
az zarazila jakou laskou to dali a
ze jeste dali aneb muz nedeIa, je
kreici. Rekl, dollar ze Sc stydi dat,
abych pfisIa "a ctrnact dni. ze da
pet dolarG, re az bude delat jed
ma pani rekla Re je to dost ze az Sc
siavi, re &c porad sbira plany ze
Sc davaj1 delati a zahazuji Sc. Mo.
hla bych podati mnoho prikladG q
vim ze mnohem Sc sveGomi po-
hne. re tax dobrou vec chtel posko-
diti. ale doufam, ze bude uz vse
zapomenuto re spolecne p6jdeme
ku predu budeme Sc tesiti az ia
nase skola bude stati a pax bude ma
mas zalezeti a ukazati, jak jsme W.
spell narUd mas jak je silny a ne
Sc ubijet neb jen my 81 musime sa-
mi silu nase vzdelani pred jinym
narodem chraniti. Vite sami. jak
male procento je mezi nami, CO me-
uni cisti a psati, v6Tte. Re mne re-
kla ucitelka We zdejsf skole, ze by
rada umela vice feci a jak mi to
schvalila. ze ucim chlapce svemu
jazyku a proto hled' tie sve ditky do
skoly posilat neb nevite, kdy to bu-
dou potrebovat. Prestanme uz vi.
ddt chybysna svych bliznich. jsme
zde jen kratkou chyili nestoji to.
"a to Sc zde hadat. kdyz budem
syorne mezi sebou ziti budeme pro-
sp1vat. Nepi nikde dobfe tam. kde
je sobectvi touha po nadvlad6 a
zotroceni iinych. dokazme Re jsme
pravi Cesi, vzpomente, CO Sc doka-
lalo "a valky a jak to slo vse hlad-
ce, pro dnes koncfm.
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z krajanSkyCh kruhI.

New YorkI sobotu lodi Rotter.
dam. Jede v5pravou Mar Sv
Cs. Katollkn. Spolu MIN Balti-
more jedou: Hell. Rmoutil Jan V.
Civish. St'astnou cestu a st astnJ
navrat.
Dne 5. kv6tna zemTel o. Jan
Novak, stary osadnik ceske Balti-
morske obce, We start 72 rok1, ranen
byv mrtvici dome SVEN, {. 817
N. Colliugton Ave. Zesnuly naro-
zen byl We Velk6m. kraj Taborsky.
Nalezel ku Radu Blank, jehoz "a
stupci doprovozen ma Narodni hrbi.
tov, kde mrtvola jeho pohrbena by
la nedeli odpoledne. Mad rakvi
promluvili PIP: Karel Matousek a
Frank EIsnic. ZesnulS zanechava
zde truchlici manzelku. Marii,
syny: Frank a Rudolfa. dcery:
Sylvia Peril a, Marie Beranek.
bratra Josefa a sestru M. Moravec.
- Dne 5 kvetna zemTela pi.
Marie Skarda, manzelka Jamese
Skardy. We staTi 63 rokG. Pohreb
zesnule konan byl z domu smutku,
{. 718 N. Duncan ulice. pond6li
rano do kosteIa sv Vaclava q odtud
na hrbitov Neisv.Vyk.
POhTby vypraveny firmou Cvach
a Syn.
= Krajane zamestnanf nakla-
darnach ustTic firmy Charles Foster
v Biloxy, Mississippi, Sc navratili
do svych domovn PriieIy rodiny:
Jos. Winkler. Jos. Jarousek
Vine Samek. Krajina tam6jsi Sc
jim veiice Hi. Unikis tam Velke
zine, ktera jest Mississippi neco
neznameho.
Divadelnf Krouzek Sloven-
sk6ho Domu vystoupil prvn6 pred
Obecenstvo pondelf vecer. 8. kvet.
ma v Osadni sini ma Collington Ave-
nue. Sehrali drama "Hrob Lasky",
v n9mz ukazali svou divadelni W.
spelost Hra Sc vsem pFitomnym
lfbila neb 1prava herc6 byla velmi
zdaTile provedena a kus tez sehran
k uspokojenosti vsech.
SOudce KIeCka kOupiI pamatny
hotel.
Soudce. James f. Klecka. koupil
Howard House Ellicott City.
Hotel tento zbudovan byl Josiah
Groves-em, ktery spravoval jej po
mnoha leta. Pc mem We vIastnictvf
vystridalo Sc pet majitel1.
B6hem revolucnS valky general
Washington. potomni prvni presi-
dent republiky, se svym stabem
vecerel v hotelu 6castniI Sc tance.
Howard House stal Sc pov6stnym
pro mnohe politicke schdze jak de-
mokrat6 tax republikan1.
Soudce Klecka mini znovu upra-
viii budovu. aby kazdem ohledu
byla moderni. John Mehrtens
Baltimore bude spravcem hotelu.
Plynem nSmrcen jak ZaChraflO-
Vany tax ZaChrdnCe.
V pokusu zachraniti spolupracuji.
ciho, ienz ztratil vedomf plynove
na6rzce Standard Oil spolecnosti
Highlandtown, George Herchenro.
ther. zaplatil sam vlastnim zivotem
snahu svoji. Muz. jenz Jim "a.
chranen byti mel. Christopher Bra
nagan, ztratil vadomf, kdyz chteje
zastaviti proud plynu, spadl do ma.
drzky. Herchenrother chtel jej
vytahnouti bezpeci. Zahynul
vsak Sc spoludruhem.
KOlem 5000. 900 ma Skolni opravy
Vyboru ma odhady pfedlozen byl
plan na opravy skolnich budov. KITE
ry vyzada 81 nakladu We vysi asi
$598.300. Penize vzaty budou q
fondu. ktery zafad9n byl do NEST
skeho rozpectu ma tento rok. Mezi
iinym So budov bude znovu barve-
no a nova vytap6cf zrfzenf postave
ma. Opraveny budou okolni budovy
jak meste samem, tax Curtis
Bay. Morrell Parku, Gardenville.
Pimlico a Fairfield.
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Dopaden pfi kradezi.

Alfred Evans, 900 Greenmount
avenue loupal sc do krejcovskeho
zavoduKarla Kocourka. 3l3l
Greenmount avenue, odkud ukradl
jeden oblek par kalhot. Ma Ute
ku dopaden.byl a uv9zn9n.
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We skolnim Patronatu zastoupen5ch
' padu pouziti budovy k jinemu
ucelu must byti rozhodnuto rozhod-
ne "a souhlasu vsech spolkH. We
skolnlm Patronatu Aug. Herman
pravne zastoupenych.
2. By prfsp6vky budoucf dobe
nebyly zvysovany mad obnos lOc
ctvrt letn9 "a kazdeho elena. Leda
v pozdeisi dobe. p6du nejvetsi
nutnosti by stalo Sc jinak. Muaf
vsak rozhodnuto b5ti "a souhlasu
vsech spolkG Patronatu Aug.
Herman zastoupenych.
8. By iednou pro vzdy bylo pou-
Tito neispravedliveisfho hlasovani
zastupe1 v zajmu skolnf budovy a
jinych skolnfch zalezitostech, die
poctu clenstva v Patropatu Aug.
Herman zastoupenych. totiz ma
kaadych 10 clen6 jeden HAS.
Jen dohodnutim pfijmutim
kompromisu obou stranneho, iak W.
Sc uvedeno. pTipoustime my pode-
psani zastupci spolk6 pouziti vsech
penez ma projektovanou stavbu Ces-
ke Svcb. Skoly Aug. Herman.
Smlouva tato ma byti p-avnikem
vyhotovena notafem podepsana.
Podminky smlouvy teto. jak sho-
ra uvedeno. pTedlozeny byly "a
stupci spolk6 nasich Patronatu ku
schvaleni radne schnzi rehoz dne
10. kvetna. avsak strana protivna
neuznala "a dobre podminky nase
pfijati.
Nasledkem toho odpada veskera
zodpovednost dcasti spolkn nasich
ma stavb6 Ceske Svob. Skoly Aug.
Herman.
| IA BOX. JED. Bieek,
Jos. Horky, Stephen Tuna.
Bait. Jed. Sokolic,
Rosalie Legro, Marie Ceska
| Sbor Ctilada {. Is J.C.D..
Anna Minaf. Anna MizR Sgskg
Sbor Jaromira. {. % J.C D..
Marie NoVak, B. Kroupa
Sbor Vlastimila. (. 20 S.P.J.,
| Anezka Holada. Ant. Patek
Rad Baltimore. {. AZ C.S.B j.,
Ant. Radek. Jos Zavadil
District Karel Jonas. (. 100 G.B.U.
Jan Cermak
Sdruzeni Baltimorskych Dam.
Anna Kolomaznfk, Anna Hladik.
Pet set dOllarI "a uSmrCeni
dftka.
Robert Potwin Rockville. Md, /,
byvaly statni inzenyr. odsouzen byl
ku zaplacenj nahrady obnosu $500
"a usmrceni ditka automobilove
nehode.v niz pTisel zivot 18 mesi-
cG stary hoch. Howard L. Callahan.
Nehoda udala Sc ma Frederick
silnici. kde automobil Pntwlnnv
srazil Sc Sc automobilem Howarda
Callahaua, ntce dftka. Matka dit.
ka We srazce byla t9zce zran9na.
GOyanStf porlaSeni.
4 Ornament. ze b5valy AlhertGv
pozemek ma York road rozsahu 26
akr6 koupen byl pozemkovym agen-
tenn, Martinem a ponevac pozemek
lezi obchodnf zone, poplasilo Go.
vanske bazni. ze ma pozemku posta-
vena bude n6jaka tovarna nebo cosi
| podobneho. 0 protesty nebude
nouze.
Tfi dftky pOraneny.
/ V pondeli y automobilovych ne
hodach poraneny ..byly ctyfi osoby,
2 nichz til ditky.
| " ned6li lehce poran9no bylc
pet osob. kdyz kara Govans vysinu.
la re koleji vrazila ma Gnilford
avenue Fayette ulicfch do Spar.
rows PointsKe kary.
i Nezdareny p0knS Sebevrazdy.
Tficet sest rok1 stary Ernest Bal
ley z N. durham ulice pokusil se !,
pond6li sebevrazdu pomoci jedu
). V nemocnici dana byla mu nad9j,
ma dalsi bloudeni ti.nto zivotem
Ably 81 dodal odvahy. .poTadn9 Sc ma
pill.
DOpaden pfi kradezi.
Alfred Evans 900 Greannonn
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Anna Mraz
Diva skorem obeti plynu a jedu.

V bezvedomi nalezen byl plynem
omameny 25lety Joseph Vitek. 8l7
N. Port ulice, We stfedu. Vcasnym
zakrocenim zachran9n byl pfi zivo-
te. Vitek Sc domnlva, Re We spani
nohou zavadil o kohoutek plynovy,
ktely dotykem nohy sc otevrel.
" zarmutku mad 1mrtim sve
matky, Raymond Saffron, (. 100 S..
Catherine ulice, po navratu z pohr-
bu We stfedu pokusjl Sc sebevraz.
du romoci jedu. Do nemocnice do.
praven byl v kritickem stavu.
Pro CistejSi meStske trznice.
We sch1zi mestskeho kontrolora a
zdravotnfho komisafe rozhodnuto
bylo v pondeli vymahati cistotu v
mestskych trzniclch. zabraneni pro.
dele nakazeneho ovoce a zeleniny.
Maiitele mist trznici must miti
zvlastni nadoby pro odpadky. do
nichz tyto davany byti musi. Jine
nadoby opatreny byti must pro pa
piry. Majitele obchod1 blizkosti
trznic nesml odpadky vyhazovati
ma ulici. Vymahani predpisn tech
to vejde platnost j. cervnem.
Inspector yah mer, Lutz. ustanovi
til pomocniky ku sluzbam zdravot-
nfho odboru. Predpisy byly pfija-
ty 2. cervence r. 1920. Dosud
vsak nikdy platnost uvedeny ne
byly.
Spolu vymahanfm cistoty vyma.
hama bude spravedliva vaha mira.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-12
ZemTela v k0upaci vane.

PTi koupani Sc nahle zemfela v
koupaci .vane stafena 62 roxy stara,
Anna B. Roschen, {. 1909 Harlem
avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-12
Zranen eleYat0rem.

Ma podlaze otvoru elevatoru v
jatkach firmy G.. Holman & Sons
nalezen byl pondeli John j. Hob
man. Glen firmy. pTerazenou no.
hou. JSk Sc nehoda udala nesdele-
no.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-20
OBITUARY.

DIED-Wednesday night at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. r. L. Scoggins,
in Chester, Mrs. MARY II. BURRlS,
widow of the late r. w. Burris of Nc
Connellsville. lnterraent was in the
cemetery at McConnellsville yesterday
afternoon following funeral services
conducted by Rev. D. G. Phillips, d. d.
of Chester and Rev. r. c. Wilson, of
McConnellsville. The deceased was
seated in the home of her daughter in
Chester with book in her hand and
other members of the family around
when she was suddenly stricken and
passed away. She was in her 10th
year and had been a lifelong member
of the Presbyterian church. The fol-
lowing children survive: Mesdamcs j.
+. Harshaw and S. II. Love, McCon-
nellsvillc; r. L. Burris OF Alabama: S.
L. Burris of Bolton, and MesdamcS II.
j.. SCOgginS and II. NJ. BurriS of Chcs-
ter. One brother, II. S. Moore of the
Sharon section, also survives.
Wednesday ri. his home in Rock Hill
Mr.. 4. j. BALLARD. aged &c years.
The deceased was a Eativc of 1IancaS-
ter county but had been living in Rock
Hill n number of years. He is sur
vivcd by his widow and several chill
drcn.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-20
At PhiIad deIphia.

Sunday school at 2:3O py m, Preach,
ing at p. m.
J.,k." Walker, Pastor.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-20
THROW OUT THE LINE
Give Them Help and Many York Peo
pie Will be Happier.

Throw Out the Life Line
Weak kidneys need help.
They're often overworker--they don't
get the poison filtered out Of the
blood
Will you help them?
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
benefit to thousands of kidney suffer-
ers. Ask your neighbor.
York testimony proves their worth.
Mrs. J. w. Quinn, IA Cleveland Ave-,
York. says: quite a few years ago
] had a slight attack of kidney trouble
and at times this complaint caused
me no little annoyance. My head
would ache badly and / would be dizzy
and nervous. l heard n great deal
about Doan's Kidney Pills so l started
to take them. l must say Doan's
greatly relieved me of all that trou-
ble." .,.H
Price 6Oc, at all' dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Quinn had. Foster -iilburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-20

Ask the Man--WhO owns one. Let his
answer guide you in Your selection of
the car you drive. e. Ii. Greene,
Chevrolet Dealer. Rock Hill. S. c. 2
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-20

For Serviee-Thoroughb and regis
tered Belted Berkshire service hog.
See John Hall, No: 16 Watt street,
York, S. c.. 2t".
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-20
speeial Aotires.
Glover and Union.

Union-Sunday school at 10 a. IN.
Preaching at IL. Clover-Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Preaching at p. M.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-20
BIG TREE AS RESERVOIR
Baobab Trees Often Serve as Natural
Cisterns,

~ Central Africa, relates; the Detroit
News, the gigantic baohab tree, whose
trunk sometimes attalns u dirmcter OF
forty feet, often serves as Il natural
cistcrn, retaining rainwater in large
quantities in a cavity formed at the
top of the broad trunk.
Taking the hint thus afforded by
nature, the Arabs artificially hollow out
the trunks of large baobabs and f!l
them with water durh'g the prevail
cnce of rains as a provision against
the dry seasons. ..r
These ciste:ns are in some cases
twenty feet in height and eight or ten
feet in diameter. The water is used
both for drinking and for frrignting
melon patches. ~