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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
THIS BEGINS THE STORY

r,otor Sto,ocll, son of the Deen,ster
.r Chief Judge Of the Isle Of Man, 70
S.,d.ome and Of fine nature. TO save
~. ohu,,,, Alick Cell, son of the
Sneoker Of the MdnS Parliament, from
az escapade, Victor takes the blame of
."oILinG yith Bessie Collister, a pretty
ncosont girl, outside school bounds, and
4. cent home. Cell follo,cs and admits
sSs blame. The girl Is dismissed from
Ter Dosition as maid and shipped. homo
to her hard steptathcr, 'oho Is a tenant
Of the Speaker. The too boys doDd!e
and haue good time until Victor falls
IN lore 10Th beautiful and great.
hearted Fenella Stanley, daughter Of
lie Governor. THIS crcttes his anbi-
t;on and he studies hard for the la,c,
a. does Cell. Fenella, after gradual.
;ng from college, rhere she imbibes
advanced ideas OF the rights OF iComen
and the tcrongs they suffer from mems
iocs, takes q post for sercn years as
The lady ,carden Of a London insttta.
fion, as she Is not sure Of her feeling
to,pard Victor. Victor and Alick 90
kolidaving to Douglas, O toson on the
Jsle, Bessie meets Victor at q dance.
she oets home late and Dan Baldromma
Sors her out. Going back to to,on, she
meets Victor, Vho takes her to his
rooms. In the morning, Coincidence
stricken, he toonders hoo he 10 to get
both himself and Bessie out Of the
trouble into .ohich passion hos plunged
them. He decides to marry her, otter
ske has taken some education at O se.
ouestered school. Fenella comes home
and his love for her IS profoundly re-
ytohts nocement on the Isle and retains
Victor to defend q poman Who had
murdered her husband.
AND HERE IT CONTINUES
las A sequel to the Melliah the talk
"a during the dinner was Of the ancient
customs and old life Of the island.
The Deemster, who could have told
most, said little. but the Governo,
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Il Mans Lap Too Hard for The
Woman in the Case, IL Con.
science Enough Punishment
for Him. While She Pays
.. the Legal Penally'
In This Frank and Gripping
Story the Man. as Judge, SITS
in Sentence on the Girl Tried
for Their Sin.

When the court adjourned for lunch. .
con, the case for the Crown was over,
and It almost seemed as X the rope
Of the hangman were already about the
prisoners neck.
/ Stowell did not leave the courthouse.
He sat in his place with folded arms
and closed eyes. Tommy Vondy. the
taller, looked in on him sitting alone,
and presently returned (from the direc-
tion Of the Deemster's room) with a
Mate Of sandwiches and something in
q glass, but he sent back both un.
touched. \
When the court resumed II appeared
to be still more crowded and excited
than before. Az the Deemster took hi,
seat, he saw that his sons face wa,
strongly fllumined BY the sun (which
was now streaming from a lantern
lisht in the roof and that Il was pale
and drawn. Immediately behind VIC
tor lady was sitting-it was Fenella
Stanley.
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men, the women and the manners! Fe-
nella Joined in the talk with great ami
nation, but Stowell was silent and in
pain. Here they were. his family and
day. perhaps soon, he would bring
quite another atmosphere into this
house, this room. Visions of the mill,
the miller, his wife and his daughter
rose before him, and he felt like a
traitor.
But it was not until they went into
the library lit was library and draw
ing room combined) that he knew the
full depth Of his humiliation. The
Deemster, who was by the fire, asked
Fenella to sing to them, and she did so.
sitting at the piano, with DR.. Clucas
(who in his youth had been the best
dancer in the island) tripping about
her with ole. fashioned gallantry to find
the music and turn over the leaves.
This is for the stranger," she said
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said Fenella. And putting something
over her head she walked BY his side
1.-THE doctor having gone on), taking
his arm unasked and keeping step with
him.
II was just wanting a word with
"Yes?"
"It's about your father. You must
really come back to live with him."
HAS he asked"
"Not to say asked! Victor doesn' I
come to see me very often'-that's all. y
"After this case is over Ill"
,...Do. You can't think how much 1t
will mean to him."
On the way back to Ramsey, with
the lamps Of the. dog cart opening up
the dark road in front of them, Stowell
was silent, but the doctor talked con-
tinuously, and always on the same sub
"I've seen something Of the ladies in
nv time, Mr.. Stowell, sir, but I really
think-yes, sir I really do think"
and then rapturous praises Of Fenella.
They rang like Joy bells in Stowell's g
ear, but struck like minute bells also.
When he closed the street door to his
chambers he found a large envelope In
the letter. box behind It. Bessie's pho.
tosraph! As he held It under the gas
globe in his cold room the pictured face
gave him a shock. Beautiful! Yes,
but there was something common IN
its beauty which he had never observed
before. 80, 40.
His first impulse was to hide the
photograph out Of sight. But at the
next moment he tore open the CEDAR
wood frame on the mantelpiece. re-,
moved the portrait it contained. inserted
Bessie's in its place. and then put y
to stand on the table by the side oi
his bed. ..
There! That shall be the last face
I see at night and the first 1 see III
the morning"
But oh vain and foolish thought,
With the first sleep Of the night an
other face was in his dream.
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spoke OF the riots
Of the Manx people
(e spec a lily the
copper riot " h G n
they " q n I ed to
burn down Govern
ment House,, and
Janet Of the roy
sterers and haf-
sters of the Athcls
W b o k pt race
horses and fought
duels - her mother
in her girlhood had
seen the blue mark
Of the bullet on the
d e a d forehead of
one of them.
Such sweetness.
A HAfIs.
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Plays Prank on Police

A joker telephoned to the police q ,
o'clock this morning that there had been
a smashup ns Twentieth and sprucs
streets, in which a number Of persons
had been hurt. Policemen were hurried
to the corner in three patrol wagons.
When they reached Twentieth and
Spruce streets they learned that there
had been no sort Of accident thsgos
Then they began to hunt for the jokse.
They couldn't find him.
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Wonderful He snatchsd ~ W1
out Of the jaws Of death, sif I"
Deemster's a grand man, but hem I
to be looking to his laurels ]" 49,
alive, that was a speech that ~
have been dear to a fathers heQu|
though !" SatH
To be continued tom0rp0W (.
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Ctene vefejnosti!

Dovoluiem 81 oznamiti cte-
nym krajan1m, re jsme pre-
wall
reznicky a grocerni obchod
Cd p. Zemka, v {. $3.50 Gable
ave. Obslouzime ct. hospo-
dynky vytecnymi domacimi
iaternickami, cerstvym ma
sem, uzeninami, drGbezi a VII
bee vsim, co do oboru toho spa
da. Rozvazka do domi. Tel.
Union All l..
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ny a nyni zalezi ma dalsi pri-
zni ct. obecenstva, aby podpo-
rovalo tento vychovny prostfe-
dek pro nasi utlou mladez.
Neilip z celeho divadla Sc libi
kasparek n take neivice RADIO
sti a smichu je, kdyz moudre
hlavicce maleho kaSparka sc
vSe dobre zdafi iako We hre
hastrmana, ktereho osalil o
princeznu.
Move radosti Sc dostalo skol-
MIN detem. kdyz po skonceni
divadla byly podeleny a take
s veselou tvari odchazela Y je-
viste mala drobotina, ma kterou
take skolni vybor nezapomnel
malym dareckem.
A konecne dovrSenim a "a
koncenim byl rel Y kole pri so
kolske hudbe, kdyz tancechti-
va mladez vesele 81 poskocila.
Vecer pax dopfano bylo do
spelym pri stejne hudbe 81 "a
taneiti.
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REFORMY v POLICEJNIM
ODDELENf.
Nastupovani proti herman Q
prcstupnikGm traficnich
narizeni.

Mayor Fred Kohler zapocal
svoji ocistnou praci prvne V po-
licejnim oddeleni prostredni-
ctvsm bezpecnostniho fiditele
a policeiniho nacelnika snizil
hodnostni stupen plat vsem
ufadujicim policistnm, jakoz !
tenn, kteri nevykonavaji vlastni
policejnf sluzbu. Uniformu
must obleknouti vsichni straz-
nici, kteri slouzili v obcanskych
satech, krone dvou, kteri ma
il zvlastn( povinnosti, bud RI
diti detektivni auto aneb ura-
dovati jako klerk u psaciho
stolku. Reformy dnes ozname-
ne jsou jen jakousi predzvesti
dalsich ocist. TAX byly vsech.
ny henry varovany, aby do III
tfka mistnosti zavrely, jelikoz
proti vsem podobnym Utmost,
nskGm bude usporadano poll.
!, cejni tazeni. Najezd ma her.
my ma byti mayorovou odpo
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"svET'''

vedi na rozsifovanou povest
re Clevelande budou tyto tr.
peny take sc chystala podob-
ma hracska spolecnost z Tole-
da do Clevelandu prest6hovati.
Prvnejsfm rozkazem posti.
zen jest ku pfiklacu asistent
znalce Bertillonskeho systemu
G. Koestlera, Gus. Senkbeil,
ktery dotycne uradovne pra-
'coval po II rokn, jemuz nyni
Isice vsechny byvale povinnosti
zdstaly a plat, ktery bral jako
detektiv, snizen mu ma plat ja-
ky dostava obycejny straznik.
TBude 81 pry stezovati ma tuto
nespravedlivost a radeji pry
pujde do pense, ma kterou jest
cd zftfeisiho dine opravn6n. Da
le Elmer Trautwein, jenz byl
obcanskvm vysetrovatelem a
sluzbou pTidelen mestskemu
pravnickemu oddelenl a "a to
bral plat jako kapitan &C byl
ien straznikem. Take on bude
brati plat iako straznik, ale pfi
tom nucen vykonavati nezten-
Gene dosavadni sluzbu.
Kohler oddvodnuje reformu
i'm, re zadny policeini zrize-
nee nema jinych naroku ma plat
wilma onoho, ktery mu die
hodnosti prislusi. Doslo take
ma mycky, kterych propust6no
bylo pet, tax re zGstanou jen
Itfi, kazda ma jednom poscho-
di.
Mestsky pravni fiditel Lamb
Ia pomoci prednosty munich
palniho soudu reorganisuje
sluzbu policejnich zalobcd a
hodla u policejniho soudu "a
vesti tri sichty. Podobn6 bu-
dou vymahany s vetsi pfisnosti
j dopravni predpisy a stihano
zastavovani aut ma mistech,
kde to neni dovoleno.
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STAVBA NOVYCH TRI
SkOLNlCH BUDOV.
Sest jinych i pristaveb dokon-
ceno bude v zari.

Skolni rada pracuje chva-
TEN ma programu vybudovani
novych skolnich budov nakla-
dem $4,000. ebc, nichz tri
move budou doRonceny jiz pri-
sti mesic sest ,jinych novosta-
web neb pfistavku k skolam
liz stavajicim. dokonceno bude
k pocatku noveho skolniho ro-
ku mesici zari. Pravi tax
skolni superintendent R. G.,
Jones v pripadnem pojednani.
S novymi Skonimi~ budovami
vzroste arci tez skolni rozpo-
Get neb bude nutno ustanoviti
as sedm riditel6 neb iejich "a
stupcn i iinak rozmnoziti sbo-
ry ucitelskych sill.
Bondu, poyolenych V listo-
padovXch volbach rozprodano
bylo jiz "a S1O.OO0.0OO, poda-
Si-li Sc prodati jest6 "a zbyva-
iicich S5,OO0.000, pax bude
moci skolni rada dostati pride
lenemu dkolu, ac bude treba
ieste dals;ch $3,500.00O, ably
dilo mohlo byti dokonceno.
Stavby byly nezbytnou nut
lnosti neb umistiti as 10000 di-
tex pfespocetnych nebylo il
max moznym.
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PROPOUSTENl Z MESTSKYCH SLUzEB
PRVNl DEN URADOVANf MOVE
ADMINISTRACE.


Nikdy jeste v historii mesta
nebylo urednictvo radnicni tax
dochvilne jako vcera. uderem
irednf hodiny byly obsazeny
jiz vsechny psaci stolky a pra-
covalo Sc pfekot. Mayor do
stavil Sc do uradovny v $50 v
dobe, kterou urcil vsem NEST
skym zamestnancdm a kterou
bude nutno presne nynf dodr-
zovati, neb mesto pozaduie "a
plat take skutecne provedenou
praci.
Ia prichodu mayora opako-
val Sc op6tne starry ukaz, mu-
sci Sc totiz prodrati zastupem
osob, shanejiclch Sc po neja-
KEN tom mestskem "dzabu".
Nekteri uradolovci 81 pTispisili
a cekali jiz cd casn6jsich ho-
din rannich. Namaha byla ar
ci marna, neb mayor Kohler
postal jen vzkazani, re nenf
mist a naopak, re Sc mesto mu-
ST snaziti, ably vyplatni listinu
co MONA neivice oklestilo. Ne
ktefi zadatele NELL vsak "tlu-
stou kuzi" a nedali sc ien tax
Zhola odbyti, ale nebylo to mic
platno.
Do 1fadovny, kde byli s may
orem pravni fiditel Lamb fl
nancni fiditel Gessell bvli pred
volani iednotlivi pfednostove
T6znych oddelenf a vysv6tlen
Jim postup move administrace
spolu vvzvanim. abv do "a
hodin NELL hotovou listinu vsech
Jim podrizenvch zamestnancn,
ieiichz sluzeb by m6sto mo-
hlo nostradati.
Jakym zpasobem hodla no.
va sprava hospodafiti. vypra-
vuie mavor sam. V iistych NEST
skVch laznich shledal mimo RI
ditele jinych sedmnact zamest
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KONCERT LYDIE
LIPKOVSKE.

Jako zvlastni atrakci dodat-
KEN k serii koncertG usporada
Bernardo vystoupeni koloratur-
nj sopranistky Rusky Lydie
Lipkovske. jez vystupuje pri
peni narodnich pisni krojich
dotycneho naroda. Predchazi
il povest neilepsi a New York
nemlze Zapomenouti posledni-
ho iejiho koncertu v Carnegie
budov6. Vystoupl zde v ned6-
ii 8. ledna odpoledne O 3. ho-
dine v Masonic Hall ma Euclid
ave. spolu Sc span9lskym bari
tonistou V. Ballesterem, jenz
plati "a neilepsiho predstav;te-
le Escamilla v zname Bizetove
opefe Carmen. TTeti hvezdou
nedelniho koncertu bude vir-
tuos ma piano Bachaus, ktery
vvnika hlavne prednesem sta
rVch skladateln "a jemu zvlast
NJ techniky. Bachaus jest zna-
my ieho clevelandskymi 1spe-
chy dobach nedavno minu-
lych.
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NOVOROCNf NADfLKA v
CESKU SVOB. SKOLE J. a.
KOMENSKY " MT.
PLEASANT.

V nedeli 1. ledna usporadal
skolni Patronat v Ceske SIM
J. A. Komensky ma vych. 131.
ul. novorocni nadilku detem, ma
vstevujicim teskou skolu. Kaz-
dym rokem opakuje Sc totez,
re skolni mladez ie podelena 0
vanocich malou odmenou "a to.
re navstevuje ceskou skolu
take proto, abv vetsi laskou
k nj prilnula. Stejne letosni ma
dilka rovnala sc pfedchazeji-
elm vzdor tisnivVm pomeram
dostalo Sc skolnimu patronatu
fadne podpory od zastoupe-
nych spolku.
Kolem tretl hodiny odpoled-
nj zapimen byl sal malou dro-
botinou V pruvodu svvch rodi-
cu a pfedseda Skolniho vybo-
ru p. FIR. Nimberger zahaiil
vfelymi slow tuto radilku. Ma
to promluvil strucn6 0 vVzna-
mu ceske skoly ucitel Fred Ho-
lub. PAX nasledovala divadel-
nj hra loutkoveho divadla vel
mi nekne vypravena fiditelem
p. uc. Vimrem "Hastrman-zlo-
dej' (predehra) a pax "Hastr-
man a KaSparek" "a spoluu-
cinkovanl mistnich ucitelI a
ucitelky, steine D. Zeminy u
citeld p. Z. Pelicha a Brych-
Gina re skoly broadwayske. a
zaka Vladimira Jungra a zac-
ky Marie Venclove. Loutkove
divadlo We skole t6to nabyva
posledni dobu skutecne prime
ce. obecenstva. coz dokazovalo
prl nadilce. re bvlo pfitomno
mnoho mladeze dosud nenavSte
vujicf skolu a take nase mlade5
kteraz skolu prosla. projevuie
velkV zajem i $ rodici pro lout
kove divadlo., Pro tuto hru bv
la nplne nova dekorace vvpra
vena p. uc. Vimrem. jehoz "a
sluhou ie. abv loutkove diva
do pfineslo skutecnv pozitek
tax iak 81 je predstavuieme
Hraje-li sc pohadka. preje 81
ably neschazelo ami toho nei
mensiho vvkonu a rovnez see
merle ably byla Iplna. Mnoh
nedostatky jsou jiz pfekona
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MARNY POkUS LUPICU DO
STATI Sc DO POKLADNY.

Nocnf hlidac The Brooks
Oil Co. 1904 vych. 80. ul. John
Edwards pfepaden a spoutan
lupici, kteri Sc snazili rozbiti
pokladnu hlavni tifadovny kla-
divy a dlaty. Prace jejich by
la vsak bezvyslednou neb mu-
sell odejiti nepofizenou. Lu-
pici byli tri die domneni po-
licie jest totez terceto, jez "a
podobnych okolnosti vykradlo
Idivadla Stilman a Metropoli-
tan.
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Sluzbovolni
JAN STRAkA
. HENRY DEDINA
reZnici a uZenari.
$3.50 Cable Ave.
Ct. rodakin z zVeseli
mad Luznici a okoli.

Obdrzel jsem dopis o1
krajana p. Josefa Vojty, V
nemz appeluje ma rodaky z
Veseli mad Luznici a z tam
neiSiho okoli v Americe u
sedle 0 hmotnou vypomoc
pro chude a v bide postave-
ne tamnejsi rodaky, kteri ne
mohou sve zivobvti uhajiti
phi nedostatku prace a ktefl
zvlaste tezce byli postizeni
litici valecnou. Jsem tudiz
ochoten zahajiti sbirku "a
timto 1celem a zadam vSe-
chny. ktefi sebe mensi cast
kou by prispeti chtel;. bv "a
slali svlj milodar ma Jaku-
ba Cuchnu, els. 1923 Trow-
bridge Ave-, Cleveland. O.
Soucasne upisuji ma ucel ten
$500. Dosle milodary bu-'
dou pax We "Svetu" hrorad
ne kvitovany.
V ucte
JAK. CUcHNA.
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ODDALOVANf ROZSUDKU
ODSOUZENYCH v LAKE
WOODSKE KORALECNf
AFERE.

Byvaly policejni nacelnik 2.
S. Christensen z Lakewood,
jenz byl uznan S nekolika spo-
lecniky vinnym V znamem
whiskovem skandalu, mel byti
vcera ma federalnim soude cd.
souzen k urcitemu trestu ale
vyneseni rozsudku bylo opet
ne odlozeno ma sobotu, kdy
spolu MIN vyslechnou ortel
druZi provinilci.
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nancu. ale zadneho - mydla.
Ma pfimy dotaz doznal fiditel,
re by k praci v laznfch staci-
10 jen zamestnanc6 sest.
Kustodovi radnicc bylo rece-
no, aby v sluzbach podrzel jen
lednoho naterace, jednoho te-
Safe, prdvodcfho ably propnstil,
iehoz trad mohou zastati snad-
no hlidaci, ktefi budou pro
pflste ien diva.
V r1znych departmentech
bylo vyklizenfm zapocato jiz
vcera vecer. Utilitni fiditel pro
pustil ctyri merice vody a Fl
ditel parkd majetkd sest zri-
zencG v trznici.
Hlavni vlna okleSt'ovanf W.
platni mestske listing Sc do
stavi dnes k veceru. Ze Sc po-
dobna akce neobeide bez oppo-
sice, jest vice nez pravdepo-
dobno. TAX radni Damn Sc o.
hrazuie proti propusteni per-
sonalu V laznfch. zejm6na o.
mech ma st. Clair Ave, KITE
rVch jest patronem. S opposici
ale u mayora nikterak nepo-
chodil. nebot' tento klidne od-
povedel. re nep1ide-li to Sc
zmensenym personalem. pax
nezbude mic iineho. nezli laz-
ne v6bec zavfiti, nebot' stav
mesta tax neuprosne kaze.
Zbavovani mist zamestnan-
eli neimensimi platv snad
zlepsi situaci mesta. ale take
nesnorne zvetsi strasidelnou nv
nejSi nezamestnanost. Nebvlo
by snad lepe zaGiti Sc smeice-
MIN ufednikG. kteri beron
nlatv tisicove ktefi by snad-
ndii unesli n6iak6 tv prazd-
ninv. nez-li otcove rodin. ie-
iichz Mat obsahoval ien neko-
lik dollar6.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-04
Celorocni schiIze
Starych teskych
OsadnikH

pripadajici letos ma Novy
Rok, konati Sc bude v nedeli
dne s. ledna We 3 hodiny od-
poledne v Ceske Mar. Sini.
Necht' Sc tez dostavi vsichni
now clenove, jakoz i ii, KITE
II chteji k Starym osadnl-
kim pfistoupiti. Pc vycer-
panf jednaciho fadu pfichy-
stal vybor program zabavnl.
Tudiz neopomente dru-
hou nedeli, 8. ledna 1922,
hromadne Sc dostavit k dule-
zitemu usnaseni a ku pratel-
skemu pobesedovani.
X hojne ucasti I'VE "a
pfedsednictvo
M. ZEMAN, tai.
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UsTANOvUJfCf SCHUZE
MESTSkE RADY.
Nom.nace Holcomba ma nrad
trakcniho komisare.

~" SJoi PI VIII uSldiOFts-
| jici schnzi m6stske rady v no.
VEN jejim slozeni odporucen
byl ma dfad komisare poulic-
mich drah, % pro 8 hlasum J..
w. Holcomb, pravnik OBJ
chodnik pozemky a bude patr-
ne jiz dnes mayorem Kohlerem
docasne jmenovan, jelikoz
mestska rada ma pravo odpo-
ruciti neb odmftnouti toto ime-
novanf.
MestsN pravni riditel Paul
Lamb, jenz mluvil "a mayora
po vcerejsi schdzi pravil, re
dnes mayorovi poradi, ably pra
nj m6stske rady vyhov6l. By
vall trakcnl komisaf Sanders
odevzdal byvalemu mayorovi
Fitzgeraldovi resignaci liz pred
tydnem. Jmenovani komisa-
re Staly Sc bezpredmetnymi po-
vesti. re nfad tento bude VII
bee zrusen a jeho agenda sve-
rena nekteremu re stavaiicich
odd6leni.
Mestska rada organisovala
Sc vcera v duchu republikanske
vetSiny, jez eta 2 SO NEST
skych radnich 20 clenG. Nest
sky staly vybor nebyl dosud
jmenovan, jelikoz pfedseda
mestske rady Townes prohla-
sil, re jmenovani dosud nebylo
skonceno. Townes zvolen byl
opetne predsedou, dostav pfi-
rozene vice HAST nezli jeho
protikandidat demokrat Thorn
pson, jenz jiz jednou tuto hod-
most zastaval.
Mestskym klerkem zvolen
byl byvaly riditel mestskych
parku a majetku F. w. Tho
mas proti demokratu Pelcin-
skemu. Hlasa odevzdano by
10 20 prot 12.
Ia volby predsedy mestsk6
rady, kdyz radni Finkle navrhl
nominaci Townese, oslovil prv-
nejsi mayora Kohlera slibo-
val mu plnou podporu mestske
rady a projevil nadeji, re diva
pr:sti roxy budou dobou har-
monte mezi exekutivou mesta
a ieho legislativnim telesem.
"Zamyslime vami hlasova-
Il, budete-i pravu, ale vyhra
zujeme 81 pravo hlasovati pro-
II Vam, budeme-ll Sc dOmniva-
ii, re V pravu nejste," pravil
Finkle zaverku kratkeho pro-
slovu.
Radni Sulzman zastoupeni
demokratu pravil, ze jest jist,
re Kohler da mestu nejlepsi
sprawl a re muze vzdy citati
ma jeho pomoc. Oba proslovy
byly doprovozeny bourlivymi
potlesky.
Vcerejsi schuzi m6stske ra-
ay byl pritomen novym ma
yorem .ely kabinet, vyjma bez
pecnostniho Iiditele MARTINEZ
Take misto vyhrazene navstev
niknm bylo velice hustz obsa-
zeno. Dostavil Sc velky pocet
byvalych radnich osob politi-
cllych, iaksi vyznamejsich.
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ably Sc swell, kdyz pojednou
snadl prave do drahy prijizde-
jiciho automobilu. Veera k
veceru nasledkem utrpeneho
zraneni v Charitas nemocnici
zemfeh
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ZAPLATik NEZBEDNOsT
SMRTf.

Sedmilety Josef Geraci, z {.
2344 vych. 33. ul. chytal Sc ma
vych. 80, ul., povozu ledem,
The Jasper weekly courier., 1922-01-27
NuA. MA4~sl0
(G. 1920. Western Newspaper CnIon-)
RESTORE OLD INDIAN CAMP
Bass Lake Colony Would Put Te-
cumseh Village in Indiana in
Original Condition.

WInamac Ind.-An effort TO restore
the old Indian camp of Tecumseh.
near Winamac. is being made by the
women OF the summer colony at Bass
Lake. near this city.
An application for Incorporation OF
the village has been filed with the sec
retary of state. In the meanwhile a
5O-foot roadway has been projected
along the meandering shore line at In
dian Point on nass lake with a 60-fOot
parkway at the side. Winamac busi-
ness men have indorsed the plan.
With the organization OF a forest
preserve district 1t is hoped the old
indian camp can he completely re-
stored.
The Pass Lake Boosters association
is headed by Mrs. Nora X. Spain Of
Chicago.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1922-01-27
Memories


TT is the faculty Of Remembering
i AMI constantly calling TO mind
what has gone before, that makes Ii
possible for US to tread Forward. II
Is what saves us from becoming fOs-
sihZed Ii is what enables us TO throw
of the decaying shell of Self and to
renew our strength in Effort and En-
thusiasm and in Achievement.
. All that you now have of the Old
Year are its Memories. How are you
going to- use them?
Every single life has Its Stumbling
Times Every single life has its Climb
ing Yours. It is the Memory of the
ihrilI.LS moments, that fairly made
on whole consciousness glow with
power and satisfaction. that make Us
feel we ere worthy as fighters in the
game and rs asplrers for portion of
the Joy Of iliis world.
All that you now have Of the Old
Year are its Memories. How are you
going TO use them?
Why not resolve here and now that
you will just let slide. silent from yen,
every unpleI SAINT memory of the past,
gathering up and tying securely TO
you the while, every Pleasant Memory
That the past has given to you? Make
them spurs and incentives 10 make
you holder braver and bigger For
All that you Now have of the Old
Year-and Years-are its Menoriea
How are you going TO use them5