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Evening star., 1922-09-21
HOG ISLAND SH|PyARD
D|SMANTl|NC PUSHED
Daily Auctions Held to Dispose of
Huge War Plant by
Piecemeal,

PHILADELPHIA, September c1.-
Hog Island. where rose the shipbuild-
ing industry during the war that gave
the United States renewed prestige in
the maritime world, soon will be the
fiat field it was before Uncle Sam
invested s270.OOO,0OO there. But the
S4S acres will be habitable. as sani-
tary engineers have made it so.
Where once an army of $4,000 men
were building high-class vessels at
record breaking speed there now is
a detail of fifty men armed with oxv-
acetylene torches and other instru-
ments with which the demolition of
the gigantic ways and other equip
ment is being wrought. The work OF
dismantllng the mammoth ma achinery
of war is progressing at a rapid mace,
The governments attempt to dis
pose OF the plant by auction having
brought only low bids. it was decided
TO sell 1t piecemeal. Ponderous as is
much OF the equipment, the govern
ments investment at Hog Island rep
resents nearly everything that man
requires. In the words of j. r. Eason.
the governments agent in charge Of
the sale, "everything except airplanes.
pianos and oil paintings" Nearly
every day auction sales are held to
dispose of things ranging from house
hold furniture to steel in 100 900 ton
lots 1t is estimated that by the time
the sale closes. December ], $4,000
600 will have been realized on steel
and equipment alone. One of the recent
large purchases made at the yard was
by New York steel brokerage house
which bought 10000 tons Of steel.
twenty five of the fifty huge ways.
representing high engineering skill,
are already down, and the general ap-
pearance of the yard today is that of
a tornado-swept place. 1t is expected
that some large manufacturing or
storage plant will be erected on Hog
Island after the government has
cleared it of.
Evening star., 1922-09-21
Important
Friday---
Slipouer
Sweaters
$1.69

In spite of the advent
of m a y new things,
sweaters persist as an
important part of the
fall wardrobe, and we
have made them even
more desirable by mark
ing them at such a low
price.
Smart little slip-overs
of knit t e d wool, in
white, jade. orchid and
canary. Sizes SO to AZ.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1922-09-21
BEoUEATH1NG CHILD LEGAL

GREENSBURG. Pa. September 21.-
Seven years ago when Mrs Lillian
Frederick lay dying of tuberculosis
she wrote a will bequeathing her
four-year-old daughter, Anna,-to her
aunt. Yesterday Judge Charles Whit
ten upheld the will by deciding
against Annals father. who had
brought suit to recover the child,
Evening star., 1922-09-21

Childhood days in Wales and the
long hard struggle from a lowly
place In a small Welsh town to. the
pinnacles of fame, recalled by the
early days of Secretary of Labor
Evening star., 1922-09-21
CorSetS
Special, $1.49

Well made models. of
heavy coutil or broche,
with elastic top, ow
bust and long or medium
hips. White or flesh.
Sizes 20 to 80.
Main Floor Bargain Table
Evening star., 1922-09-21
Friday is Bargain Day

Fruit of the Loom. Mems
Nigghtshirts, Special, $l.29
THE fact that these nightshirts are made of
Fruit of the LOOM muslin Identifies their
dependable quality. Every one knows this
famous trade name We can tell you that they
are full and accurately cut in sizes IS to 20,
and the price states plainly how good are the
values.
Evening star., 1922-09-21

Philippine Corset
Covers, Special, $l.@
Just 20 Corset Covers, of
fine nainsook, all finished
with dainty Philippine hand
work, reduced to this spe-
cial price for Friday. Sizes
SO to 90.
Philippine Chen,ise
Special, $1.65
This is also a limited guam
tity, therefore greatly re-
duced in price. Skirt Che
mise, with inverted pleat,
giving G unusual fullness.
Hand-scalloped around top
and shoulder straps and fin
ished with ribbon.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-09-21

Fauorite- Ribbons
Specially Priced
Metallic Ribbon that will
brighten the mode in many
ways. Foreign and domestic
patterns in a large assort-
m ent. Suitable for hat
crowns, girdles, panels and
bags. Priced specially for
only, e%9 ysrd:. !" d rs $4.25
Narrow Ribbon, No. l or
", in sa tin or tafeta.
Many different colors, suit
able for underwear, trim
rnings and fancy 1OC
work. Bolt. 1VS
Dainty Rosebuds, for
trimming lingerie and fancy
garters. Various colors and
sizes. An unusual e.
value. Card ...... ~
Evening star., 1922-09-21
Sale of Silk Remnants.
At Half Price
SOC to $3.50 Yard

- Short lengths of canton crepe. crepe de chine,
satin canton satin crepe, georgette, tafeta, SATIN
pongee. fancy silks and velvet, of fine grades that
formerly sold from $lOO to $500 a yard. All the
desirable colors, some pieces containing q yardage
sufficient for large garments. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-09-21
Friday Bargains II,
Notions

Stickerei-1n assorted
styles and co!ors. A good
quality. 3 and 4 yard pieces.
Piece, 1Oc.
Bias Tape-Lawn or cam
brio, in widths 2 to7. 6-yard
piece for &c.
Elastic Sanitary Belts
Flesh or white. 2lc.
Sanitary Napkins = Good
quality. II in box for 25c.
Safety Pins - Nickel and
gold plated. 4 dozen, lie.
Snap Fasteners-B | a X
and white. All sizes. IL
= dozen, 1Sc. First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-09-21
De Beuoise
Rrassieres
Special, Soc

They are OF fine mus
lin, with heavy lace
trimming; som e with
underarm shield. White
only. Sizes 81 to A.
Main Floor Bargain Table
Evening star., 1922-09-21

Gate-top
Handbags, SOC
On account of their, con-
venience, Gate-top Handbags
are still among the most
popular and have lost none
of their smartness. These
are nicely lined and priced
specially.
Leather Belts, in all colors
and combinations, are Csc.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-09-21
Georgette Blouses
S2.49

A surprising value when
you see how neatly these
blouses are made and the
fine quality of the georgette.
There are many pretty
styles, such as you might
find at much higher prices,
trimmed with laces, pleats
and tucking. Overblouses
and tuck -ins, in flesh, white
or bisque. Sizes SO to AZ.
Second Floor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31
CTENAR MYSLENEK v
OLYMPIA DIVADLE.

Cestujici, vracejici Sc z da-
lekeho vychodu, vypravuje ne
uvefitelne veci provadeni "a
hadnych kouskl mystickych
ma rGznych slavnostech vychod
hich narodu. Ukazky tohoto
umeni provede techto dnech
Cd dneska do ctvrtka Thurman
Velky jasnovidce a prorok Ger
pajici poznatky krist' 'alove
koule divadle Olympia.
Thurman produkoval sc a
budil sensaci pred hodnostari
anglicke vlady prekonal u
menim svym povestne indie
ke fakyry. Nejlepsi jeho re-
klamou jest, ze konal pred
staveni v Londyn6 nepretrzite
po 16 nedel, kdezto " New
Yorku celkem 20 tydnd. Vyko-
ny jeho jsou pravde prekva-
pujicl a sensacni a doprovoze-
ny vsude nejsensacnejsi kriti-
kou.
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r.

"Slysel jste, 3ak pravil, ze jsem
nevystfelila?v Snyder vsak
odpoved6l, ze Sc il ma neco po-
dobneho net6Ge. Detektiv Ja-
mes Price prohlasuje jako svG-
dek, ze il politoval, ze tax mia
da jest v podobnych svizelich.
Dostalo Sc mu vsak cd Cham
pionove nasledovni odpovedi
"Nedbam ot0, budu bez toho
zivo jen n6kolik mesicu, leka-
RI Sc vzdali veskere nadeje."
Soud byl ma zadost obhaice
odpoledne We 2::15 odrocen "a
pficinou pfedvolanf jinych
svedk1. Rozhodnuti predano
bude porote snad jiz We sire
du, ale pravdepodobneji tepr-
We az We ctvrtek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31
POHRESOVANE 16-LETE
DEVCE.

Ia casneho vcerejsiho rama
odesla re sveho domu 7713
'Worley Ave. S. E. 16-leta Mar
keta Kubikova do krejcovske-
no zavodu dolennfho mesta,
kde byla zamestnana jako ste
nografka. Vcera vecer ozna-
movala pax ma policii jeff mat
ka, ze Sc devce domu nevra-
tilo a ze ma jistych obav, zda
Sc pohresovane nepfihodilo
nejake nestesti. Byla odena v
modry serzovy oblek, .hnedy
kabat s kozesinovym limcem,
oxfordky z pat. knze, cerne
hedv. puncochy. Jest 5 stop
velka, vazf 140 lb. ma tmavo-
hn6de vlasy, hnede oci a jas
ne sv2tlou plet'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31
POLICEJNf NACELNfK NE
SPOKOJEN S CINNOSTf
DETEKTIVU.

"V trech vrazdach nejpo-
slednejSich dnd provedli de-
tektivove jen jedno zatceni. V
ctyriadvaciti loupezich a kra-
aezich provedena pax jen ety.
ii zatceni, kdezto v II prfpa-
dech vloupani &c do bezpec-
nostnich pokladen nebyl "a
teen v1bec nikdo. Nasledkem
teto statistiky naTidil jsem pre-
sazeni." TAX omlouva policej-
nj sef Jakub Graul degradova-
nj peti detektivd a jmenovani
ma jejich mfsta peti policejnfch
straznikd, krone jine pfesaze-
nj as II muzG. Cd posledni
spolecne konference, mayora,
bezpecnostniho riditele Martin
ce S vyssimi policejnfmi tired
Milky hledany byly pro detek-
etivni oddeleni zvlaste schopne
silly, ale zda Sc, ze sprava poll
cejni nema zdaru. V posled-
nj dob6 presazeno bylo vice
sjak SO slend policejniho de-
partmentu a z detcktivni IRA
dovny odstraneni zapracovanf
detektivove a nahrazeni silami
mladsimi. Mezi peti detekti-
Wy. jimz bude nyni konati sluz-
blu patrolni, jest tez krajan A.
j. Hruska, jenz prelozen byl
z 1radovny do sluzby v dru-
hem precinktu.
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X VYBUCHU MA May
FIELD RID.

Velke porote byly jiz dnes
dany okresnim zalobcem STAN
tonem navrhy ma podani zalob
proti nekterym osobam, jez me
ly zaviniti nedelni vybuchy ma
novostavbe Mayfield skoly. Ta-
mejsi skolnf rada pravi, ze sko-
da zpIsohena rozvalenim bu-
dovy obnasi as $4,000, ale jest
kryta bondem $4,000, kterym
jest zaruceno, re stavba v ur-
Gene dobe bude dokoncena.
V podezreni dynamitoveho
utoku jest jisty muz, jenz pfi-
jel automobile pred stavbu,
dotycny byl jiz vyslechnut. =
Dnes povolani budou n6kteri
svedci, kteri vyslechnuti budou
asistentem okresniho navladni-
no j. j. Sextonem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31
DNES VYPOVfDATI BUDE
z VRAzDY OBzALOVA-
NA CHAMPIONOVA.

Jako svedkyne pro vlastni
obhajobu vypovidat bude pred
soudem z vrazdy prveho stup-
ne obzalovana pani Mabel
Championova, jez zastrelila v
restaurantu ma Euclid ave.
Thomase A. O'Cnnella. Pred
nj vypovidati bude nekolik
svedk1, povolanych obhajcem
Mealsem, jenz sc snazl celiti
snaze okresniho zalobce STAN
tona, jenz hodla krasne, tepr-
We 22-lete obzalovane pripra-
viii nejvyssi trest, ktery v TOM
to pripade by znamenal elek-
trickou zidli. Obzalovana jevi
neobvyklou v podobnych pri-
padech lhostejnost a hall Sc v
jistou zamlklost, zejmena po-
kud Sc tyce odhaleni jejiho mi
nuleho zivota. Haiti sc bude
as, re zbrane uzila ma obranu
sveho manzela, ktery mel byti
zavrazdenym napaden a ohro-
zovan. DGlezitymi svedky jsou
dnes Edward Russ, zamestna-
nee Statlerove hotelu jako
vyvolavac taxicabd a Stephen
j. McAloman, 1924 vych. "a.
ul. Russ seslabiti ma vypove-
di patecniho svedka obzaloby,
sofera Josefa Simandla, jenz
vypravel, ze Championova sa-
ma ma O'Connella dtocila a
pax nan tfikrate vystrelila.
McAloman pax pravil, ze
O'Connell byl opilym nezli do
osudneho prom restaurantu pri-
Sci ze jiz drive zpdsobil ne
kolik mrzutostf podobnych.
Vcera vypovidali n6kterl po-
liciste. Serzant Snyder pravil,
re v Huron nemocnici, kan
byla zatcena Championova pre-
dvedena a k zjisteni umiraji-
cimu jiz Q'Connellovi pred
stavena, re Sc tato k zranene-
mu muzi sklonila a pax obra-
tic Sc k serzantovi, sc tazala:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31
POzAR " RfCNfM
STANOVISTI.

Ma dokach the Great Lakes
Towing Co. u Jefferson ave.,
vypukl vcera znacny ohen,
ktery prerusil ma ctyri hodiny
dopravu ma rece. Plameny Ii
veny olejem ma ricni hladine Sc
rozprostfrajfcfm, slehaly do
znatn6 WISE. Hasici bojovali
proti ohni plnych 5 hodin a
po jistou dobu byl ohrozen
most ma Jefferson ave. Pozar
propukl prav6 Ia poledni pre-
stavky pdvod jeho neni do
sud vysetren. Nejvice posko-
zena byla ocelova LODI prave
dostavovana anekolik jinych
vlecnakG.
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ID. hasicske stanice a ma O.
pravu nekterych jinych, jez
jsou podobn6 ma rozsypani.
Prosla prozatfmne i orii-
nance, kterou by sc povolova-
10 $67,6O0 ma zakoupenf 20
zemku, patriciho w. c.. Mil
lardovi prGcelim ma vtch.
los. ul, kterymz mistem ma
byti prolouzena Carnegie Av.
Ia pricinou voleb odpada
pristf pondelni schIze, takze
zasedani konati Sc bude 13.
listopadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31
NOVA OBE'r TRAFIcNfcH
NESTESTl.
7-lety hoch zabit ma cest9 do
skoly. TIL JIM zemfeli ma
sledkem zranSni drive
utrpSnych.

Pocet ob6ti zahynulych pod
koly aut, zejmena nedospelych
dftek, mutt k pfemysleni, jak
Aapraniti t6mto denne Sc opa-
kujicim katastrofam. Dnes "a
znamenava Sc jako temer kaz-
uy den opet tragicka historic,
jez opakuje Sc "a stale stej-
nych okolnostech.
7-lety Howard Louie, jediny
syn majitele pradelny v {. 1906
vych. 1873. ul., Sci v po!edne
do skoly nekolika spoluzaky
a ma ceste Sc sklouzali, Howard
pax tax nest'astne, ze Sc dostal
pod automobil, kterym byl ma
mfst6 zabit. Ridic auta sebral
hocha a dovezl jej do glenvill-
ske nemocnice, kde mohla BY
ii vsak jen stanovena jeho
smrt. Ridic auta zbaven byl
policif kazde zodpovednosti.
v Nottingham nemocnici ze-
mrel vcera 14-lety Franklin
Martin, 1888 vych. 1T. ul.,
jenz byl v patek prejet auto
truckem. V Lakeside nemoc-
nici podlehl, podobnym zpiso-
bem tezce zran6ny 7-lety FIR.
Salana, 67O4 Bliss ave. Prejet
byl v sobotu.
35-lety Balint Saba, 3462
zap. 62. ul. byl v nedeli auto
mobilem srazen k zemi ma
Clark ave. a zap. 65. ul. Byl
dopraven do mestske nemocni-
ce, odkudz vsak byl propusten
domd, kde 6 h6din pozd6ji sko-
nal.
Vcera prejeta pred domem
1856 vych. a. ul., 6-leta Fannie
Agripina, 211 Race ct. Lekari
v Huron nemocnici povazuji
zraneni jeji "a neobycejne va
zne.
Vetrem unaseny papir ma
St. Catherine ave. polekal spre
zeni vozu tax, ze sc kone spla-
Sill u vych. 80. ul. a s kozlfku
svrhli 59leteho vozku Ant. Mi
celiho, jenz v kritickem stavu
-dopraveK byi'aio nernocnice sv.
Alexise.
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VfTEZSTVf SPORT. KLUBU
CLEVELAND.

Ia nedelnlho zapasu naSeho
znamenite Sc drZiciho sportov-
niho klubu Cleveland y Edge
water parku, "a utkanl ma
d'arskym teamem z Lorain, Ztl
stalo nasim sportovc1m stestl
v6rno TAX re vysli po tuhem
boji opetne jako viteZove pfi
go. Navsteva byla neoceka-
vane cetna a jednotlive vyko-
ny prijimany velkym nadse-
MIN.
K docilenemu uspechu nasim
sportsmanum gratulujeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31
PONDELNI ZASEDANf
MESTSKE RADY.

Resoluce rad. R. H. Whee-
lera, vyzyvajfci mestskou ra-
du ,aby Sc postavila proti "a
myslenemu dodatku k ohioske
dstave, ktery Sc tyka novych
zdanovacich method, zavdala
pricinu as k pGlhodinove de-
bate, ktere Sc slcastnil tez
radni A. H. Roberts, jenz az
dosud v zasedani vynikal tim,
re mlcel. Zalezitost pax byla
vzata % proti 8 hlasnm pra
vomoci judicl&rnfho vyboru,
kteremu byla pred tim predlo-
zena k uvazenf. Navrh rad
nfho H. H. Finklea, ably zale-
zitost byla odrocena, propad!.
Pozdeji vsak bylo mluveno O
Wheelerove resoluci dale a
rdznf recnfci dokazovali svoie
tvrzeni prinesenou literaturou
z ktere pilne nektera mista ci-
tovali.
Pravnf fiditel Lamb fl
nancnf riditel Gesell, byvse
pozadani O min6ni, prohlasili,
re novy zdanovaci system ne
nj ma zadny zpIsob priznivy
zajmIm naseho fnesta.
Radni Stacel podal resoluci,
kterou zadal vysetrovani dne-
sni Kohlerovy administrace a
jejich method, die kterych
byli propusteni z mestsklc
sluzeb nekteri zamestnanci v
obcanskych sluzbach. V odd-
vodnovanf svych stiznosti wy
pravey Stacel ze jeden zamest
nance vyhozen byl proto, :..e
po diva vecery v tydnu tloukl
v jistem divadelnfm orchestra
ma turecky buben. S resoluci
vsak Stacel nemel stestf, bylt.
polozena ma still.
Prijata byla ordinance ma
vydanf bondi We vysi $62,50O
ma znovupostaveni zboTene
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31
"STRAKA" " MESTsKE
POkLADNE.
Vyplat6i wal kolegovi $3.50.

Walter j. Jankrowski, 23-
lety, 4130 vych. 81. ul., vyplat-
ci v mestske pokladni dradov-
ne byl zatcen pro jiste nekole-
gialnf kousky ma druhem W.
platcim 0. V. Kramerovi, z <.
1908 vych. 81. ul. Poslednej-
simu nedostavalo Sc pri vypla-
te jiz nekolikrate pen6z a to
vzdy jen zaokrouhlene obnosy,
tax re ably domnelou chybu
[vlastni napravil, musel celkem
doplatit $400.
Dne 27. zari ztratily Sc Kra-
!merovi zahadnym zpusobem z
jeho pokladni klece $3.50 a 2.
'rijna opetne $3.50. - v obou
pfipadech ztratu hlasil, ale
|prohlasoval nemoznosti omyl,
ze by penize ztratil snad neo-
'patrnym vkladanlm vyplat do
obalek soucasne slibil, re je
hotov skodu hraditi a take O.
devzdal vlastni eek, ktery byl
prijat, ale soucasne rozka-
zem dvema detektivnm, ably
klec Kramerovu nespousteli s
oci. Nestalo sc mic napadne-
no po nekolik dni, az teprve
vcera dopadl Kramer Jankrow-
skeho, jak cosi v jeho kleci ku-
tt. Ma dotaz odpov6del podiv-
ny kolega, ze chce drobne.
Kramer, jat podezrenim, ry-
chile skontroloval hotovost a
shledal, re mu opetne chybf
$3.50. - Telefonoval pripad
Timed policejnimu nacelniku
Graulovi v uradovne prito-
mni diva detektivove Timed po-
cali Jankrowskeho vyslychat,
tax re Sc tyz primal, re scha-
zejici obnos uzmul. Pozdeji
doznal i drivejsi kradeze s po-
divnou vymluvou, re penez po-
treboval ma zakoupenf auto
mobilu, ktery mu take ihned
byl vcera zkoufiskovan.
Mayor Kohler, jenz JAN
krowskeho jako vyplatciho do
sadil, prohlasil svoji radost
mad objevem i dmysl, re bez-
ohledne bude vystupovati pro-
/, I'll vsem podobnym zloraddm,
at jiz jsou pachany drednfky,
kteri Sc domnivaji, re chrane-
nj jsou protekci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31
TNCNA KORIST LUPICU v
APARTMENTNfM DOME.

Do velkeho cinzaku 1921
Woodland Ave. vnikl vcera ra-
no smelly poberta, ktery vyuzil
nepritomnosti ,na6emnikd tff
'byti a tyto nalezit6 vydranco-
val, tax ze skoda obnasl eel
KEN as $4,000, iednak ma ho-
tovych pen9zich a z casti v
satstvu, skvostech, strfbrneho
nacini a pod. Lupic vnikl roz-
bitym zadnim oknem a die
vsech znamek mohl pracovati
velice nerusene.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31
MOVE DuKAZY PROTI vRA.
HOW VLASTNl zENY.
Nalez revolveru d zakrvkce.
neho plaste.

Grady okresu Lake mali dal
81 dGkazy, ktere neobycejne Sc
siluji podezreni, ze Henry
Burns, 4152 Lorain ave. sku-
tecne manzelku svoji, Hazel,
zavrazdil pax v lesiku drahy
Baltimore & Ohio v priprave-
ne JAIME zakopal. Pistol, KITE
rou byla Burnsova uderena do
hlavy a tax omracena, jakoz i
krvi potrisneny plast' do de-
ste, byly vcera nalezeny.
Zbran naSel vecer w. T.
Hunter z Willoughbee v jane,
kde byla mrtvola nalezena a
plast' nalezen byl ctyrmi ho-
chy v nedale kevzdalenosti. U
'pistole schazelo pero, ktere by
10 prave nalezeno We vlasech
zavrazd6ne. Burnsovi, ktery
stale tvrdosijre zapira, nebylo
dosud 0 usvedcujicim nalezu
niceho povedeno.
Hunter Sci s nekolika znamy
mi k hrobu, ktery hilkou pro-
st'ouraval, kdyz pojednou pri-
Sci ma nejaky, jen lehce hlinou
zakryty predmet pri shybnu-
tt sc zbran objevil. Nalez "a
BALL do novin a odevzdal pai-
nesvillskemu serifovi Spinkovi.
Jest to starsf zbran, o ktere OBJ
vineny Burns vypraval, ze Sc
mu z domku Mentor ztrati-
la. Dve patrony nesou znam-
ky, re byla pistol dvakrate
spustena, aniz by vsak rany
vysly, jedna patrona pax jest
zakrvacena a kolem kohoutku
nalezen omotan zensky vlas.
Ia prohlidky domku byly ma
lezeny patrony tehoz kalibru
a sice Al kusI v krabici, v KITE
rych obycejne byva jich so. S
jinou patronou nalezenou v
trave poblize hrobu doplnan
jest prave pGvodnf pocet.
Nalezeny kabat, jest zakr-
vacen v zaschle krvi shleda-
no nekolik zenskych vlas1. Ho-
81 kopali "a hry jeskyni, v
ktere hodlali zriditi strop. Ma
blizke hromade rdznych od-
padkG hledali nejake drivi,
kdyz Sc kabat pojednou obje.
vii. Nalez prinesli domd, od-
kud byl hlasen rodici okresni-
mu ZalObci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31
LECIONAR BR. JOSEF
e.J.su SALADIAK, =

sc timto uvedomuje, by zaslal
svoji sDravnou adresu neb osob
ne Sc dostavil do kancelare
cSl. legionaru V c. 5377 Broad
way mad "Americanem") kde
mu budou doruceny dulezite
Zpravy ze stare .vlasti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31
PROVOLANi!
BRATRf RADU SVOR-
MOST {. 3, &. S. P. S.

Jest naSi povinnosti, by
chom pine podporili sbirkn,
ktera Sc kona We prospech ce-
skoslovenskych LegiDnaru-In-
valid1. Die usneseni v posled-
nj schulz odresujte pfispevky
ma br. H. Jirouska, 3437 E.
73. st.
Ia Rad Svornost {. 3, C. S.
P. S.
Em. Cernohorsky, pred.
Fr. Melichar, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31

"Cemu Sc divim, re Turky to
valceni jeste neomrzelo."
''Prosim vas, kdyz ma kazdy
donna kolik zen, je mu lepe ma
frOnte."
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-04-27
GREENWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Landau
and little daughter Imogene aut-
oed to Bellingham Thursday to
! spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fowler and Mrs. W. Well
| house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wagner
and sons were entertained at the
Bernard Gilman home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Tremain of Chehalis is
staying at the Carl Elsner home
this week.
Alvah Blowers was a dinner
guest at the Clarence Scott home
in Bellingham Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Smith was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Blowers
Sunday.
Little Theodore Lenssen cele-
brated his 5th birthday annivers-
airy Tuesday evening. The fol-
lowing helped him celebrate: Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph De Motifs, and
sons Henry and Theodore, Mr..
and Mrs. Gerrit Noteboom and
children Bessie, Cornelius, jean
cite, Ethel and Bobbie.
Mrs. Matt Menk of Riverside,
Mrs. Joling and Mrs. Gerrit Van
der Griend of Lynden spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
John Kroontje.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Mickles
and family of Riverside spent
Sunday evening of last week at
the Bernard Gilman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert landau
and little daughter Imogene were
dinner guests at the Gerrit
Schuyleman home.
Mrs. Bert Bostwick and neice
Mary Lehman left Monday for
Spokane where they will visit
with Miss Lehrman's grand-par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Messer.
Miss Lehman will stay for the
summer; the Bostwicks will re-
turn next week.
Misses Marjorie and Dorothy
Elder visited with Misses Hazel
and Sylvia Alton Wednesday ev-
ening.
Arthur Top returned home last
week from Deming where he has
been working in a logging camp.
Miss Doris Bailey spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Paul
Bailey.
Mrs. Ed Vroman and baby. and
son Orvill were entertained at
the George Alton home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Lenssen
and sons Theodore and Cornell
ius, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Note
boom and family visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hoekstra at
Lynden Sunday evening.
Mrs. Gerrft Top spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Lukens.
Miss Ruby Scott of South Bel
bingham is spending the week
with Mrs. Will Blowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Huisman
and baby called at the Adrian
Verbrugge home Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Urfer and