davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-26
TAKE VAfeocsil DoDRo-
ul 4.

,Rsji,ujici agent lB0l8pd
Galley, bydlici v cis. 6slGpG Glpre
drive, Lakewood, sci yeqcA ~
vativiti stareho pfiteleyN. y.
Heetha, s11871 Lake aqle4 ~
wood, ktery Sc prav9 ss,aaAn-
zelkou vratil Floridy. F0nf
Heethova chtela hosta ,spcffi
k;.yeu,s ale jaIk to pfi,h&
2 tsk 8dalekeho .vyletu bb9F4,
nernsla donna ami ;zrailSa4 asy,
ochotny, jak jiz poddhri ii4d-
natele byvaji Sc nabidl te,,prb
kavu dojede strojem. getil
! .ills:lliikpu, ALE jankovity aaat9g1o-
bill sc nechtel hnouti zafta !
prcto Sci ochotny posel prok|ka-
WI ''per psdes appstelp6pen''
Kava koupena ma DeWQit tsage,
a Galley nesl hrde panSgQ@fi ~
tlik, kdyz pojednou 4at6 6ietp,,
bopleyRrdu, blize zap. 147.upl,
Sc "a hromadou dfivf hjeatils
nestava,ljez ,na poslMkA z&a.
ehfm6la: s..Ruce yzh&en" aale
Galley ,nenf z dnesnich, i a4pele
|, ,nlatfel ,ApMtGkem ban&itu ,lkes
Ehlayu, tax ze Sc ,mu KATE, gez'
sypalo, ale. take tbandita .,ppu
|stil revolver, ktery pfi md,
ma zem spustil, tim ykak .iAo;
ybrodruzstvi nebylo sQsqpEeno
neb bandita mel jeat6i d1Aht
spolecnika, ktery ranu, ,sdolhla
w zasagenou 'akolegoyir Gale
|yoVi .ssplatil, ale lnecim .stgHd,
Sim, TAX ze tento Sc SlAcel fde
rozhazene, kavy. Kdez vi laI
by historic skon6ila, kdEbys 81
nebyli pfiblizili chodci,s ktef,
lupice zaplasili. Galley Sc pan
|gzrh8pil !, sebxal rexha azene ,ka'
[fes a,dseasttal pc IT aatn4 kI Heethe
vim, IShde PEI, kaYa pfec jen9u
yaiE;ila "a yesele ,nalady, kters
Fbyla stupnovana okolHosti, \ Z,
cpfepadeny st'astne vyvaz4. mel
Galley mel u sebe "a $500 skvt
stu i. hotovych penez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-26

PRlJME Sc pan ma byt, pou-
re sc snldani neb bez. Haste
Sc v els. 1912 Yych. 48. ul.
12-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-26

vcerejsf- .Ekl lcni ,fedstave-
nj Dran3aticktko ,odboru ma
6ieh, lesippl lfd VGeika" v! Ce-
sk EN- N6Rpdni :Gfni ma broadway
Et66ilo se. slnadl ykle cetn@ ma
|r6tsye. TAX zspln9nou sin
|jsme skptA a xfdAli malo kdy.
Hpdisla, rat 62a1ll jiz udefila
(Ale 'aaina'' u pokladny Sc sta
lie pdlpu&ila jadko ohrovska ta-
[ssmnice q. .lnNskme, ze bylo
|rGera i; dostiI ttch, kdoz Sc do
|dixadl adla.sned01&sli. @Kdoz by Sc
(pak ,diuil, ze ns6im oehptniklm
ldnbfes se hrAlo.
PospiSilpna hra INA selskem
grunte" jest ylastne drama
tenn, koncepce misty pripomi.
Ina .Marysu. .VVliGnje .utrpeni
zany,, rroxdan6 "a .zhyralehe
opileho sedlAka konec wynn.
Vi ,p9dobne. sefekavanym "a
kontenim - eafikanim. Tel,
kou roll, jH obtfznou tim, Il
jest nesynaatiekou sehral vel
mi dobfe p. JA Kubasta a ne
st'astnou ieho rEyu, obet' ira
die snatkovych, zakorenenycl
ma nssem yenkove, podala spl
IBrychcinova s>nalezitym po
Irpznm6nim. Neblahy Josef
spolutrpitel Evy pax dobre o
patTen ,byl p. l., Kfizkem p'
dobne vystihl charakter stare
tha Raahoty p. C.. Kotmel. Jake
4y5dy dpbrpu1 bgla pi. Anna Nj
llikoya v rmensf llozce Hlasko
We a danny J. zakova (Anna)
lMs.Svarcoya ilMarena), a M
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-26

- Pfijd'te svym znamym
blahopfani vysloviti a ru-
kou po starocesku potfasti
ma ;Sylvestrovske ,z1bavs,
kterou pof&da Rad jAizka
Gle. d9, C. S. p. S. posledni
den Y roce. Zas&tek v s ho.
din vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-26
PRODA .SE

PRoDA Sc rohovy delikatesni
obchod v els. 5000 Detroit Av.
kde Sc trzi ksl $40O tydne, je
pfi nem pekny byt. Blizsi in
formace pcaa Mr.. Zimmerman
vecer do 1880 hod. v els. 127l2
Kinsman Rd. IL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-26
sRyia bych vam "a to vd6c-

ana: @
AAsi v .deyet hodin odjeli oba
sbFAtrahci konno.. "a v. p0ledne
,seI pEatili Y zdanlive velmi s,dor'
/ hrG shods, ale odd6leni skutec-
,pNmln nepf atelstvfm. Lehkomysl
M, jharon pocal nalezati v uda-
lqstech, jichz byl. .jiz sest me
,sied .lcasten, yemispodivne O.
,kolnesti. Kdyz 0 tom uvAkoval,
. troGhu vice nez. mel We zYyku,
dospel k te jistote, ze objeve-
/, mi, ee. slecny Andrimontovy by
j 10, seucasne sc vsemi znaky rOz
! Glehi, jez zpozoroval VI zivotA
.sAAmandov6 a Minnie az dosud
tAk klidnem. Ably dosel Y tom
k5E&veru, ze pficinou vseho
tah9 tzfnatku byla ona, bylo tfe
! ba trbchu uvazovati. -Mlady sv6
tax to ucinil.. Ale ,timto uyazo-
tkn(hI odhAlii' dasledky tax
;snssby1sjn$.a, narrower tax od-
pofp5ici 4 s'spravdWosti' skutkd,
ze, lnsdopedlsN{ce .nez vsfiti.
Ably dp1n9 vnikl do. tajem-
styi sMininych zalnf' a. Arman-
s!deyvch smutkd,.saby : pothcpil
.presne pficipy odjezdu slecny
s.Andrimontovy, musil by miti
tsfsudek 0 hrdinnosti zenine, o
.poctivosti muzoye a 0 ctnosti
Lucripe. Byla to zahada tro-
chu slozita pro analicke schop-
!, ,nosti Cravahtovy.. .Tusil, ale ne
vypAtral dakladne.s.:Msl .uhod-
nouti skryty smysl teto p1ihol
,dy az trochu pozd6ji.
Jinak chovani .Armandovo
q hrabenoino. bylo zpdsobile
meniti 81 se,snebst' pred svymi
prateli Sc ievili tax volneho
ssducha, jakoby Sc mic nebylo sta
4. 10. Markyz de Villenoisy mel
.prvni den dlouhou. rozmluvu $
sMinou. Ale stary diplomat po-
zival jiz dlouho vysad v dome
!, a nikdo nepomysil, aby Sc di-
vii tomu, re hrabenka ztravila
IS niml .hodne sveho Gasu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-26
NAM FARMU. .NAfPRODEJ 0

NAM FARMU. NArPRODEJ o
81 akrech V Burton, O., asi je-
dnu mill cd dlazby. Je tam
dun of4 svetnicich, nova vel
ka bank barn, mlekarna, pum-
pu, ovocna zahrada, .pekny
iyelky les. !sgZada Sc, $25OO ho-
Itove ostatni dunn ma vymenu.
Daki sdeli Tom. !: Suchy Dis.
2465 vych. SO. ul. Tel. Gar
field, 5486 !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-26
Ree!idiy4.,

Slukka: "Milostpani Sc pal
slpatuje, ze dala RGed sdNsma
ldny .sklenku npWu gzebFakoyi.
ktery klesl pied pasf pEedsini? ?
- Pani sAno, Marie. A. co da-
sle?" Sluzka: "Ten zebrak zas
|:az tam lezi" Il.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-26

T ny. rByl ma koni skoro Cd rama
!. az do, vecera. Mohlo by Sc rici
i re chtel zniciti. sve t6lo una
YOU. Prochazka k0nmo byla pfi
cinou. .neocenitelne vyhody ,od-
loucenosti. Jezdil ma breh. moi
sky, ,privazal kone ke stromu,
sedl a talk snil $ ocima ztrace-
enyma v nekonecnem obzoru.
;Sum vim, ktery vystupoval az
. k n6mu. .neustale buraceje, pd-
sobil ozvenu hluchemu stesku
jeho srdce. Mel rad tento ne
! pokoj bez poklidu, zdalo Sc mu,
re pri pohledu ma nej Sc ukid-
!; nuje hlubokel .rozGileni, ektere
!. bylo v.,nem.
Nemel zprav 0 Lucii, neve-
del, co Sc udalo, mezi mi a MI
nou. Nebot' neco Sc ust6. .mezi
+ mimi udalo. Kdyz myslil, ze
must sye chnti yysv6tliti ,.Od-
jed divcin, shledal, ze je zpra
vena jako nekdo,y kdo ma sve-
reni. Neodvazil Sc il taxati, o.
bavaje Sc nejake zdrcujici -od-
povedi. A yidel, ze je Ibleda, O
ci ze ma podkrouzene, 1sta bo
.lestpa ma hlave sedivici syla.
sy. " nekolika dnech PAM
de Fontenay, ktera Sc az dosud
uchovala tax krasnou, sestar-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-26
- Is q M ~ n. /.
Napsal G. Ohnet. Pfelozif i. sljfc.

10 tax patrn6, ze pfatel& jeff
Sc znepokojili. Osvedcili il do
jempou starostlivost. AvSak O.
ma necht4la, 4aby sjfl Aitpysi,
spfij jlmafa ieiich. shay Sc eta-3
tecnym klidem, ktery jim nedo]
volil nalehati.
Zatim padala t9zka nuda ma
jejich venkevsky pobyt, ktery
tax vesele Eaca1, a, e1i se po-a
:malu vadalpyali. isPryni .ndjala1
pant de- jessie, pax / l6seriet
a jeho zena.. Markyz de Vile
noisy byl liahle pdvnian do Pa
|f4ke Il Firndont. letery ssv5l4 ke-l'
|reckSmt ,nossin 3yEsninAal init
mni drama, z0staI posledni We
|spolecnosti Cravantoy6, Ale,
|jedhoho krasn@ho Ultra Sc rozI'
louGili a ] hrab ab6nka zdstala !. s.
Armandem 0 sampt6. Tu, jak
81 fekli, opustili sDeauville a
cht6li Sc zavffti ma venkov9. II
.Bylos to pro sDba ulshEenimi,
lie Sc nemusi nutiti X Spfadatir&i
nj veselosti, jez jich byla VIDA
|
lena a delati hezkou. tvaf na'
sve hosty. Zde, v rozsahlych
.pokojich zamku, v opustenych
prostorah sadu, mohli Sc cd,
louciti a .byti, pokpjne spautni.
Neschazeli Sc pez jen. We ehvi-I
Ii snidane; a. u sob6da. Armand
Sc uzaviral do sveho kabinetu,
cetl nebo koufil, vida pred
stgrankami sye, knihy,. nebo y.
EEmodre spiralel sye 1igaretNroz-'
kosny obicej kaaeky nikdy ne
|vyvolavany, ale stale ,pTitom-
ny, jakoby ,n6coy 2, MI hKloo zd-
stalo pfivteleno nerozluen& k
menu. Tu mel ", tichu, a sa1no-J
tie krise zarmutku, ktere, Sc poI
dobaly silenstvi. Ia nekolik'
hodin yychazel bledy, mlcenli-
IVY, mdly, skutecny fantom' to-
ho Amanda mladeho zari-
ciho, ,.jak jej' znali. n
iByl k Mine Jenny a, dobry
tax, re to ubohe zene vynuco-
Ixalo slzx. Nikdx. ami We syych
.sjkrutH4ich lchNflich zoufaiI
stNi nepromluvil ami slova, jez
, by jei mohlo zarmoutiti. Bylo
patrnd ze-si ucinil zakonem
nedati hfsbence nikdy priciny,
aby 81 mohla nafikati ma neho.
Povazoval Sc "a prlhs velk6ho
vinnika. mora4n6. vdcis mi, ably
il .nechtel zabezpe6iti -,matefl-
elniho kidu. Ale ona no ne
msla. SnaAila Sc tez, by, no ne
mucila,, aby sc, vyhnula, Nsi, pH
! cine jeho, ,neklidu. sM6la, pro to
ubohe ranene srdce andelsky
;soucit. Chtelassby jej vyleciti,
nebo aspon potesiti. Ale jak
I,toho, dosahnouti, aniz by Sc
dotkla hovoru o,hroznem pred
metu? Odvazila Sc toho kdVsi,
kdyz nemela jistoty o jejich
spQleGnem. ,nest6sti kdyz "a
chyacena byla touhou, seznati
pravdu. Nyni, kdyz il vedela, Q
bavala Sc hnouti temito popeli
jeste zhavymi, z nichz mohl
/, vyslehnouti plamen a zniciti
to, co zbylo z jejich shroucenG
no stesti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-26

PRO co 81. w 1EI{ Pan BAR
T0NQcEK MA SLlAAkYU,. u
VIDfTE v SIM J. A. KOMEN.
sky DINE 7. LEDNA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
rooAYs MARRIAGE LICENSES

's a. and tffH%s ssSs,h +: hvSns sSSS1""9 SS KaSs1
sss,, &sy i .SsS MSSEsy , %sss ra F; and
,t$SsS xaisn xinS'" 5lS h:it s. is;i In st. st. and
Robert Sar Taylor ZOO Alter st.. and Mary
sS peSe4Msn! MT!F!i $50 ;S' $a y st'A Il, st. and Mary
&c. yn'i$s &'Ss$ :;5 :s$. i. and and
E9ag5o as5 j. D%asSsr,y, % ,$i"$ ]; :ilaa.sss; ss g
aiss;' arsu .3. M% - bsgrssss ps,,s"se st. and
EsattG" Mat"ty s. ncTsaaSa + WatS a5 wsis ASGn
ssMui i. !aer. '.'9 5aas is sprasne tai 81. 81, and
p.s"mlhl 1n"n L. L"TS,s1y laS T. ThSI,en ave
xs$a:1 syS% ~; wv fs""ttS;a 3 sS,S sxc s and
John Gs' j. rS rESo"y@Y A. 1sti IS T'os. st. Mar,
'rans ans, a, EcI!y, 7?os Eimwood ave, and
fwns ~ss@r 5 nShJ;n iSi ':"Sood W. and sie Anna
"ISS' sna Xa in,HS hr,r%Sn N"rr 1881 :t'n St,
rassyn.E Ky il uA;Ss,S $,.%Sm 81! / %asss, 81 X ~
oMr lsSnS,' wassnsi"nS @ s""'SI'".fy 81 an" and
S,Ctge \. iiadion, ego u. Wes,morrland
Asdr;essH Ad; sH! ,GG.aTa Y. Hess. al.6 Ilou,on ct
fEGGssnn!S,tora. AMI Agnes {. slaven i??3
@:s;' .!1 { RR.sssf" R5ssf wsms ns : nSAassa HI ass
engs'iss g.ass,,Es <, MyHr, 5.c4 Che Chester ave, and
T.. ss.a'smn ann +, G%IamanH. :isi i T. i,a"ph,Hi
lob - r..lA ~
fSsssEio .!k, a:o5 ~ Z GwaSsriana a S,i "H' Il
..AnMMs I; T. Jsr"nE; ,as5; y, s,h St. and
,.Xsts s sooa 'ysinTS siio y l!!e sS T. i''" st. and
Jes.spShIa u II'"rysy, 81 y. barnard st,
BIsmchh.. IT,. M''Hr,hy, $40 ArdlciEh ST., and
~ T. - >Cairrcy. 1909 Wa,!ace% % $, and
2assmTdlss,b sTls d EIroy, ia.D ". i.shish ave. ~
II. I"udo,nni'' d,,ni'' New York city. and Mabel
danes sNS'OTH, T. KnoSrls Ms Y VA Mo,r's =. . 49,.
"'snsrd snsrd p. oHure, i,ovvhkecpste, "
SossMnIh n2ro,hea v. Dean ;o3 8. .ith st'
ITrMs,,mh' w. brennan. fi.V Terrace St.. and
ave av''' e Hanlon. GOA W. Allegheny
cca.sa c,rSialoor rsMrey; l4s r. willard st.. and
CCsl lM,a!nhsr, Jr. :aaa Jefferson St, and
H.rmeom!inaa Williams. l"a6 : iath St. '
A,snd Ro~enSsS SSHSf'si e. GrJJsi J.i iIaS rpm st..
ELL EEL: D: l,enncIar, atos 4 GratS '. st. and
In Ia,4sr. h.:? .s,s ga -bSsH s bSs1 s. ,nn
H.ni!ton. 2034 Edgeiy 1t,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
SMOKE NUISANCE ABATED
Report to Mayor Says His Order Is
Rejnu Obeyed

4 report Of the progress made in the
abatement of the smoke nuisance has
been forwarded to the Mayor by Chief
Lukcns, of the Bureau Of Boiler In.
spection. 1t shows that the inspection
force has been active since the Mayors
recent order and that several persons
lad been prosecuted for violation OF the
Some Of the places complained Of are
along the Parkway. Steps have been
taken to compel the viOlators to abate
the nuisance.
Tho Mayor stated that there was no
des;ro to Interfere with industry, but
EXPLAINED that his attention had been
called TO the fact that it was not neces,
sary to use so much bituminous coal
AS tho smaller sizes Of anthracite were %
now available. lie also said that the
heads of the different railroad companies
had'' had expressed Si a desire to cooperate
with the city government in abating
the smoke nuisance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
cmotionnlism which dominates the boy

cmotionnlism which dominates the boy
and the girl.
Dir. Chambers spoke on 'Thc Ado.
lcsccn'." lie said this period in the
IL of the boy and the girl is the period
Of real mental and physical instability.
and that it is this rmotiOnalism which
develops not only the i,apper. but the
hoy with the tendency 10 the dude
and the dare. devil aud. likewise. the in"
cipicnt criminal.
''Thc Hnpprr is The natural develop
n"nt of this emo, ionalism. She is typi-
cal Of the extreme in dress. in dancing,
in her speech.
THE youth with the inclinations
which mark him rs n dude or u dar"-
devil is only the outcome Of this same
cmotionulism.
Statistics prove III" start Of many
criminal careers has been at this period
of life. This Is the age when the pick :
pocket is made aud developed. This us :
serli"n npplics equally io other branches
VI criminality.' continued DR.. Cham
bers.
Tonight. DR.. Thomas T.. Finrgan,
Stat" Superintendent Uf Instruction.
will I've guest "f honor. and prir;pa
! speaker NJ % session 10 which the gen :
cral public Of Arlington and Cheltrnhnm
| townships has been invited.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
F[APPER TO PASS,
EDUCATOR SAYS
Merely Product Of AdoIescent
Emotionalism, ls View OF
Dr.. Chambers
SUBURBAN TEACHERS MEET

"'rhr nappcr is the natural develop
mcmt oi that condition Of mental and
physical instability which dominates the
boy Or girl at the age Of ndolcsrcirr
said DR.. viii Grant Chambers. f Penn
State College. IN IN address to 300
suburban school teachers nj the second
days sessions today Of the chcltrnham.
Arlington Teachers Institute. at Ab.
ing'on High School.
'flnrpcrism will die out after time
.-- die Of it's own vOiitiOn.' he said.
"I'rrhaps it will bc replaced by other
extreme conditions. But. whatever the
period Of prevalence, whatever new
thing it is bound To be- followed by. the
prrs"r, period of ilnpprrism Is due d.
rcctly to the mental and physical
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28

tcr'lay from jet he opened accident
ally. and Is in II critical condition. llr
lives u, .'l2G Market street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
MANY NARCOTIC SENTENCES
Judge MacNcilIe oisposes Of Twelve
Cases In Municipal Court

The following narcotic cases were
disposed of by Judge MacNcillc In the
Municipal Court yesterday:
Convicted - Robert Jarvis. 1926
Green street, possession. Sentence de.
ferred.
Pleaded guilty TO Use OF nnrcotics-
John Dougherty. 1896 Vine street |:
William Robinson. Camden: William
Roddlc. 1924 Carpenter street. and
David Schaffrr. 1913 Vine street. all
months House Of Correction; !;
blanche Jackson. one year probation {:
Frank Campbell. 1896 Green street.
sentence deferred; ldelle Coleman, 1456
Kerbaugh street, rrob"ti"m one year;
Arbor street Frank johnson. 1OlG
Mount Vernon street, and Louis Man.
fredi. S17 Cutharinc street. all eight.
cen months House Of Correction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
DELAWARE COUNTY POSSE
WILL HUNT INCENOIARY
Nearly 5000 Volunteer Firemen Are
Enrolled In Party

An organized search for the fircbug.
who has terrorizcd farmers in four
counties around Philadelphia by burn.
ing barns. was instituted by repre-
scntativcs Of the sixty volunteer fire
companies Of Delaware County ut Il
meeting last night in Fire Hall No.
|, at Darby.
Representative delegations from the
fire companies Of Bucks and Mont
gomcry Counties were also present and
will join in the Search
About 5000 volunteer tirpmcn in
Delaware County will take up the hunt.
The tiremen adopted resolutions pro.
testing against recommends ions maze
recently by commission appointed by
Governor Sproul that the Office Of the
State Fire Marshal should BE- abolished.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28

much rs In the bigger eases. just
have to be matter Uf fact.
"i"u can't tell beforehand how jnr'
leg ar" going TO decide. OF ron,'r.
sometimes ] can guess. but usually it IL
just chance. Jurirs are like raccoons--
they all look alike to me-"
9TH" most sensational trial ! have
ever sc"n In all my forty three years
was the Roster trial. 1t made the hi. /.
gcSt rumpus: Two never seen any dem
'ns,ration lik" it before or | guess ]
n"v"r will again"
i've been hrrr under nl the Judges
ftr tho last half century almost. and
1v" read all II" vcr'liriS in all the bin
murder cuscs in that time. Guess ]
could write u book about It,"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
Maid Accused of Theft

Clara Doughty. Il Negroes, was held
for the Grand jury today by Recorder
StarkhOusc in Camden charged with
stealing clothing from ID" hnm" Of Mrs
Sally GrlIndy. where she was employed.
When she appeared before the Recorder
she stole from the home of Mrs. l;nlk-
ely. ""o kaighn avenue. where she once
worked.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
"0ry" Agent Sentenced

William Walker. n Negro. Of Pleas
antviilc. was sentenced to thirty days
IN Jail today by Recorder Stackhous"
N MCand"n. Harry Snyder testified that
Walker caysed Il disturbance In his sa-
loon at l0bl Sycamore street. Camden.
When ordered from the premises Watt
ker Is reported to have said that he was
prohibition agent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
reported Missin0

beSSSS"n kralowski. fourteen years old,
pounda' 'a'i street, four feet, ninety
blua brown eyes, red hair. wearing
Stocki""a' "a' gray cap, black shoes and
kOis Muntx, fifteen years aid,
Ieysr H"rth th Twelfth street. five feet
M" nhrh"s: liO pounds. black eyes,
brown "a'r, ,,, fair complexion, wearing
RiSSmsssw vOik. eighteen years old, Ar
%Una %",, street, five feet eight inches,
R"Inds, gray eyes, liRhk kaiP and
sssos, medium build,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
NAME n. J. "DRY" CHIEF
Harry Kennedy, Ex.Poliee Chief Of
swcdesboro. Heads Southern Force

Harry Kennedy. former Chief Of t'o-
liz" "f Swedcsboro. was today appoint
cd head Of the Southern New jersey
prohibition force 10 succeed George
Baxter. who was discharged recently.
The district corcrcd b. Kennedy will
include all OF New Jersey south of
Trenton. Headquarters will be opened
in Camden Immediately.
The new chief was formerly an agent
under the direction OF Baxter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
eoarder Eobbed Of S4QO

Edward pi,rry. boar,lcr at the
home Of Mrs. Mary Joyce. 1876 Ilnr.
risou street. discovered this morning
hc was 500 poorer than h" was last
night. \ sneak thief during moment
when III" house was temporarily vacant.
got into Picr,ys room. stole 5000 and
most Of the victims clothing and jew.
clry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-28
ASK BLOOD VOLUNTEERS
Physicians viii Try to Save Life Of
Man Overcome BY Gas

Volunteers to give blood TO man in
q critical condition in University Hos
piiM from gas poisoning will bc asked
for today by physicians at the hos
plal.
lillian, who j. studying M DrrSrl In
stitutc. 1lc was overcome by gas ycs-
Milford chronicle., 1922-02-03

Call "Pettyjohn's" for drugs Of
Quality" Mail or phone orders. Phone
% Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1922-02-03
CASKET, HEARSE AND
GRAVE FOR ALL WHO
DRINK MOONSHINE
Most of That Imbibed in the
State is Rank Poison, Direc-
tor Elliott Says.

"Casket, hearse' and grave are star
ing those square on the face who
drink of the moonshine and whisky
now being manufactured"
This warning to present-day drink
ers was sounded by Robert B. Elliott,
director of prohibition for Delaware,
following a report from analytic and
consulting chemists who have tested
the liquor seized in raids in this state.
Men and women indulging in drinks
banned by the eighteenth amendment
are, Director Elliott said slowly but
surely asphyXiating themselves. I'm
suspectingly they are assimilating pol
sons found in almost every so-called
pure, bonded" liquor in these times
of bOotleggers, amateurs and home
brewers, according to the prohibition
official. 1t was further pointed out
that medicated alcohol, which is per-
mitted to be sold by the government,
is being redistilled and used for the
manufacture of whisky. However, the
poison remains in it, the officials say.
AS a result of the analysis of the
liquor seized in this state during the
past three months, every sample is
said to have contained certain per-
centage of fusel oil. This substance,
the chemists say, causes the lips and
body to turn blue and removes oxygen
from the blood. Fusel oil is a product
of fermentation. 1t consists of a COM
bination of the higher alcohOls of
which amyl is the chief constituent.
One of the greatest dangers is that
the illicit manufacturer or home
brewer, as a rule, does not know the
proportions to be used in making his
product.
Continuing with his warning, Direc-
tor Elliott declared that within five
years, at the present rate, there will
be enough people dead from drinking
poison liquor to fill every cemetery in
Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1922-02-03
BOWERS BEACH

The snow storms on Saturday of last
week was the worst that this place has
experienced. in twenty years OF more in
fact there is no recollection of a storm
of such severity as the one last week
Owing to the condition of the roads
between here and the concrete road
Samuel Powell. the concrete road cop
hired truck to take himself and his
duties demand his attention on Monday
morning of this week.
Miss Agnes Carter near Slaughter
Beach is visiting her brothers family,
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Carter, hear town.
The storm Saturday brought the Sun
beam Club quite a disappointment as
they were all ready for their entertain
ment that night. They were not the only
ones that were disappointed as the ma
iority of the people of the place were
disappointed, as it was well known that
the club had well planned and prepared
to give all good time and an an even
ing of fun Such was the inevitable.
They will give their entertainment on
Saturday evening, February 4th, at
which time we bespeak for them full
house. The public is invited.
Both houses of the oyster shuckers
have closed down and gone to their
homes and will remain closed until the
ice is cleared away from the river and
bay there being no prospect Of even the
bay oystermen being able to catch any
oysters now for some time to come.
Quite a number of persons with us are
on the sick list, among them are Willis
johnson, Atwood Garrison, Francis Short
and a number of children. but the report
is severe colds with all of them.
On account of the condition of the
roads our school was not opened on Mon
day.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
the home of Mrs E. r. Williams on Fri
day evening, February Srd, and be enter
tanned by the hostess and Miss Letha.
King. The management desire a full at
tendance of the members, if possible.
The friends of Charley Prettyman who
has been a familiar figure about this
place for near fifty years and had the
misfortune to get his little home partially
burned about two weeks ago, have sue
ceeded in getting him in a home or in
stitution in the City of Wilmington, cali
ed the Little Sisters Home for the
Poor" J. P. Cross left with him on Tues
day morning of this week for the insti-
tuition in Wilmington.
The duck shooters ended their sport
of duck hunting on Tuesday of this
week being the limit the law allows.