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SQUAD RAISING
tBy F. W Kazmeier Poultry Husbandman A. & NJ College

There is a good demand for well
finished squads in the larger cities
like Fort Worth, Dallas, Waco.
Houston. San Antonio and other big
cities Not only is there "a very
good demand. bat the demand seems
b. be increasing. Tn the hotels Of
many Of these cities. squads are re-
placing wild game. like quail We
have found that where suitable
markets are available, gross profit
Of from $500 90 $3.50 for each
pair. over ard above cost of feed,
each year. IN the case 81 breeding
SQUADS and pigeons for breeding
purposes and marketed as such, sim
greater net returns may be eNpcc-
ted
One Of the greatest difficulties Is
the question Of getting good breed
ING stock as a foundation, especially
is this true since it is exceedingly
hard TO tell the sex and age Of Pug
cons Too. old stock should not be
purchased, and only properly mated
pairs are Of any value as breeders.
Deal with a reliable breeder.
SQUAD Varieties
There are many varieties Of pig
cons. but only "a comparatively small
number OF these are kept for SQUAD
production Some Of the more pop
ular varieties. for this purpose, are
Run,s. White Kings. CarneauX,
Homors. Maltese, Moudaines, and
Hungarians. The first three named
-, .....r.IIv aouaidgred the most
popular squab producers, altho, Ike
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-24

regarding breeding and age. Seam
less bands can be purchased from
poultry supply houses for the pur-
pose Of banding.
Pigeons are always mated in
pairs, and they remain mated that
way. unless broken up or one OF the
pair dies. Never allow minated
pigeons in the loft, fly or even on
the place, because they vii. cause
trouble in many ways.
Mating
There are tow wavs of mating
pigeons, one Is the forced way Of
mating. This Is accomplished by
placing a male and female in a wire
coop with q movable partition, al
lowing them Co remain thus for two
or three days After that the wire
partition may Dc removed and II 10
is evident that the mating rs Salts
factory. the pair may be removed
90 the breeding pen. The natural
way, consists in observing The birds,
and letting them select their own
mates. When 30 is observed that
they are mated. move them to the
breeding pen. Always De sure that
they are properly mater before Nov
ing them t1 the breeding pen. Tn
breeding in pigeons Co Doe used for
the production 0f squads is "a very
serious practice.
Feeding
u the feeding Of pigeons, eXer-
else extreme care not to feed any
thing that s In the least, spoiled,
moldy or mus,y We have found
the following a very good grain
mixture equal parts by weight Of
small whole corn. hard red wheat,
kafir corn and Canada peas and
during the moulting time add per
cent of hemp and millet seed. Can
ada peas are expensive but appear
to be necessary for the best results
especially during the breeding sea-
son. Other grains which may be
substituted or added. are peanuts,
COW peas, hulled oats, rice, rape,
and sunflower seed. Green food
may be provided IN the form Of
freshly cut clover. alfalfa. grass, let
tuce, and other forms of green's. In
the feeding Of pigeons, variety
Of good, hard and dry grains seems
70 De necessary Tor the very Ntrt
results. New soft grains are not
as satisfactory. Sour feed Kills
many squads and pigeons each year.
The grain may be fed on the floor
Of the pen in hoppers or troughs.
Do not feed the grain on the ground.
The feeding boxes should be so
made that the pigeons cannot get
in and soil the feed and waste il.
Plenty Of clean, fresh drinking
water, pigeon size grit, sifted oyster
shell and charcoal should be kept be-
fore the pigeons all the time. Pig:
con salt is considered necessary, and
should be kept before them. -,
Pans Of water for bathing should
be provided daily, except during the
winter and placed in the yards or
flyways. These bath pans are us
ually filled In the morning and
empticd at noon and hung or placed
out Of the way. In the winter they
should not be used more than two
times a week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-24

W. W. Ferguson Of Becton, was
In town Friday transacting bush
ness. lie - one Of Lubbock coun.
tvs big farmers and We we're glad
10 ret IT. favorable report on farm
ing conditions Out In that nelEhbef.
hood. Cotton IA SIN growing, aud
can a. without rain fur come time
without damage. and the feed crops
aro better than they have been az
ihls time ~ che year Tor sPmp iimr,
he said
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Pigeons for the production Of
squads, is very profitable under
taking. bot like poultry raising, the
best results. demand careful atten-
ton to details. Squads are also
produced ON large number N gem
pral farms. here they are allowed
to fly out. in which case they pick
up the grcatc- part ~ their liv-
ing
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-24

this city, were married last Friday,
Rev J. W Bauehman. pastor Of
the Methodist church. officiating.
Oscar is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. b. Sawyer, and Miss Effie is the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. +. s.
Tankersley. They left for Sweet
water and Electra Saturday.
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CARD or THANKS

We wish 70 thank our friends for
the kindness shown through the III
ness Of our husband and father.
May the richest blessing rest upon
you all is the prayer Of your friends.
Mrs. w. y. Copeland
Mrs. G.. NJ. Cosby and family.
o. x. Copeland and family.
G. s. Copeland and family.
Harry Copeland and family.
Newt Copeland and family.
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George. Dr., the htlle son e NJ.
and Mira George Benson. 4 aa'e IA
BE- about again after having |ers
gone a tonsl|lils operation ln n Al
lanlialIum several days an1' Tho
ionaIa were removed one day. and
~ was able a. IeiuIn home The ipl.
lowing day. and Through aloaa ~
lanlI1n ha throat Ma aUan healed.
add "a ih|G inns lhoIn u 10 AnnN4I
~ return nI ne IHNH|| NH
Nhhh be hal been l|'hlli
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-24

You owe a 81 Your friends Yoqf
and lh1 world a. lei tHt
rlaino.s ~ unahne Iailaie around
louI even d1' va.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-24
Z~ELEZNICNf STAVKA v
MRTVEM BODU.

Tfeti tyden zeleznicnf stav-
XIV skoncen byl ia pomerneho
klidu. Drahy tvrdi, re nej-
vetSi nesnaze pri doprave byly
liz pfekonanv, kdezto predaci
uni pravi, re vysledek zasta-
yeni prace teprve nyni Dude
pocito'van. Jinak ODE stranv
zauialy stanovisko vyckavacf,
lax dopadne smirovaci snaha
Washingtonu, iakoz i nektere
pokusv drah 0 uzavreni miru
separatniho. Zadavani zelez-
nicnich praci Soukromym spo-
leGnostem clevelandskem di-
striktu, %neievi pro drahy nj
kterak priznivych vysledkd,
naopak, zbyvajici muai Y dill
mach hrozi pripoiiti Sc k STAY
karum, Zejmena u Erie drahy,
iak pravi Charles Murray "a
stupce delnictva Z trait. V dill
nych linndalskych, kde doslo
tax casio k bourlivym vytrzno-
stem zavladl iisty kid liz pc
cely tyden. Kratce reeeno,
drahy sc snazi vsemozne "a
maskovati nesnaze stavkou po-
vstale, ale nemaji St6sti. ieli-
ko1 nasledkv zastavenl prace
isou az priliS znatelny.
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POVAZOVAL JED IA VINO.

Pred sobotnim polednem ma
vratil Sc Z obchodni cesty So
Lefty mattel tiskarny w. S. Gil
key, a spatril V uradovn6 Ia
hev, 0 ktere Sc domnival, re
obsahuje vino rebarborov6, ia
Ike mi iisty pritel pred nedav-
mem slibil. Y commence te Sc
napil, ale lined zpozoroval o.
myl; byla to jedovata tekutina
urcena na niceni ruznych pie
yeloVitych rostlin. MeZitlm &C
poslano bylo pro lekare, poll
otraveny protiiedu, mydelne-
he roztoku, ale prostredek ne
mohl jiz osudne p%rehmatnuti
napraviti, nebot' Gilkey, &C l.
hned dopraven do Huron I'd
nemocnice, je$t6 t6hoz odpole.
dne zemfel.
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Jorkan soc; C%ernohorsky 60c;
Huspaska S1.00; Marek soc;
PetraSek soc; JOS. Volk S1.0O;
K. Rychlik S1.00; Lib. Chott
S1.0O; J. Kuchar soc; M. Kral
S1.00; c. Hudec S1.00; j. Bou
Sc S1.00; Manasek S1.00; Ga
briel S1.00: Almost Belsan 81;
Nemec soc; Marie Smolik 81.
Minute bylo uverejneno jme-
no Vyhnal a melo staff Winner
a im6no Vacha a melo byt Va
Icak. Dalsi prispevky pro tuto
skutecn6 potfebnou a velmi
stradajici rodinu pTiiima vy8e
uvedena pi. Svobodova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-24
JAKE OCHRANE Sc TEST
Novy strajk rozvazec1 mleka,

O stavkovni centra staraji Sc
straze mestske, statni j fede-
ralni ne Size, ably snad byli
chran6ni stavkaTi, tax daleko
ieste phi veskere nasi demokra
eli nejsme, ale hlavne, abv sc
dobre vedlo stavkokaz1m, KITE
ri vpadaji vzad organisovane-
mu delnictvu. TTi sorty patrol
naideme V nadraznich dill
mach. TAX ma vych. 55. I'll.
hlidaii dilny vypomocni hlida-
ci federalniho marsala Stauf-
fera, nedavno V sluzbu zapri-
sahnuti, nekterym doldm pax
Y Ohiu tvorf cestnou straz mi
lice a mestSti policaiti pax XII
dine "~rajtuji" Ia cernochy W.
vazejici odpadky. Ma Broad
ay mGzete tez p~ozorovati / j.
sty pokrok, neb "a vagonem
"neTadu', tim arci roZumlme
jen obsah vozu, iedou naSi mo-
drokabatnici tez V automobi-
lech ale vzdy parem, kdezto
'konsky' policist VIDA snad "a
diva neb Jedi vzdy jeden. Cd
patku pax bylo dalsi policejni
peel svereno 9 vozn mlekarny
The Croks-Whigam Dairy Co.,
liejiz uniovi rozvazeGi jsou cd
posledniho patku take ma
stavce, kdyz jim s%polecnost o.
manila, re Jim Dude misto do
savadnich $3.50 platiti tydn6
ien $1,000. Ia letoSniho lara
bylo vozkum strzeno z $4,000
tIdn6 a tn zaiiste neni divu, re
81 podobne iednani koGov6 ne
dali libit. Jeden 2 mlekarskych
vozd byl V sobotu vecer rozbit,
kdyz OH "zavadilo" auto, KITE
re die domn6nek policie bylo ii
zeno Sc stavkuiicimi sympati-
suifcimi muzi. Stavkujici 81
nechali snizeni libiti, a nesu-
Castnili Sc poslednf stavky nile
kafskych vozku u Telling Belle
Vernon mlekarny.
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UTEKL. z "CERNE MARI"

V sobotu vecer byl zatcen il
sty muz ma podezTeni, re jest
We spojeni s jistou lupicskou
bandou. Kdyz byl dnesniho
rama odvazen policeman au-
ten z policejniho precinktu ma
vych. 81. ILL.,, podafilo Sc mu
vyskoGiti a take "st'astne"
zmizeti. Straznici Viktora a
Van6k, jimz sveTen byl dozor
mad dopravou, vypravujl, re
zmizely pouzil k lteku PRIZE
zitosti, kdyz prave rozmlouva-
Ii s dvema jinymi vezni.
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NEUSPESNf LUPICI.

Jak objevil vGera sam ma
mayer Standard lekarny, All
Euclid ave. navstivili obchod
lupiCi, kterf 81 zjednali prichod
vylomenim zadnich dveri. Pc
darilo Sc Jim Size uraziti u po-
kladny kombinacni zamek, ale
dial Sc jejich "kumSt' nedostal
neb museli odejiti S neporize-
nou. Policie z toho soudi, re
jest to cinnost zlodejsk6 ban
dy, ktera sc dosud zauCuie.
Policejni straznik w. T.
Meehan vypalil pc lupici, jen2
prave prchal 2 domu vlastni-
no ieho soudseda Johna Old
hama, 6202 Ellen ave. S. w.
Lupic nebyl Size zasazen. ale
donucen witt nohy ma ramona,
aniz by echo ukoristil.
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OCTL Sc v TENA-
TECH POLICE SAM.

V sobotu doSlo k rvacce, "a
ktere byl 39-lety Pavel Urban,
1912 vych. Is. ul. p~ostrelen do
nohy Georgem Sableskym, z
{. 2236 Hamilton ave. Crane
ny dopraven byl do nemocnice
Lakeside, kde byl policii vysle-
chnut jake svedek. Ia dalsiho
vysetfovanf objevila policie ma
mfst6 6 kolecek, /. lopat a til
bedny tesarsk6ho nacini, coz
vSe ma pochazeti z kradeze,
spachane V skladisti jednoho
kontraktora. Urban jest pax
" podezfenf, re ma cel6 pra-
ci dGast, a proto dan V obza-
'lobu pro kradez.
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VYkAZ JfZDY MA POULIC-
MICH
Lonskeho roku jelo poulicnimi
drahami O So milliOnu osob
meme nezli r. 1920.

Novym dokladem prestal6
mizerie jest statistika cestuji-
cich ma poulicnich drahach, Wy
dana peel Ohioskeho vyboru
pro vseobecne prospesne infor-
mace. Roku 1921 pouzilo
m6stskych poulicnich j mezi-
mestskych drah o 50 milionu
osob meme nez-li roku 1920,
coz znamenalo ubytek po-
kladnach vyznaceny Cislem 81,
355,066. Ochablost Sc pritom-
ne velice vyhodne vzpruzuje,
iak tomu nasv6dtuii tisla z
dob nejposledn6jSich.
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ZE SOKOLA NOVA WAIST.

Pr schulz Y neddi 8. tervence |. +. konan6. pfednesena
zastupci zprava 0 postupu pfipraV Skolniho patronatu, Sc
stavbou move skoly. Sokol Y prv6 fade pine uznava potrebu
t6to skoly a schyaluje snahu Skolniho patronatu tuto co nei-
drive postaviti.
Clenstvo iednomysln6 usneslo Sc re spolkove pokladny
povoliti $4,000 a vykonati sbirku mezi svymi cleny a takto
sebrany obnos, Y padu, re stavba Skoly Sc uskuteGni, Skolni-
nu patronatu odevzdati,
Pfitomni Y ttto schulz tastecne So liz upsali, ktere nj
zeji uvsadime, a primo zadame vivne nase bratry, ably 0 po-
stup teto akce, ke Jim Dude mono Sc zasazovali.
X. Hoch $4,000. V. Pfech $4,000. Jan Kalal $500, FIR.
Touzimsky $1,000, JOS. Pillar $1,000, Kar. Koar $1,000, Jan
Peterka $1,000, JOS. Rozhon $1,000. FIR. Nekvasl $1,000, Jar.
Pokorny $500, Kar. TomSik $500. Fr. Hoyer $500, Karel
NehonskI $500, JOS. Iibal $500, Fr. Stedronskv 800.
Zdali druhe tlenstvo podpurnych spolkd vykona svoii
povinnost, tsp6chu Sc nemineme a tomu voLam MA zdar! =
Y Prech.
Clenstyo Sokola Nova Vlast ma zapadnf stran6 vadv 81
bylo yedomo narodnich povinnosti a take vzdv, \ pravem so
koskem duchu Slo dobrym ~pfikladem Y pred. Necht' obdtava
ieho snaha poVzbudi X nasledovanf ostatni sbory a spolky I
Glemu pochodu ia heSlem re eco mladezi davame, sobe da-
vame!' Skola pax jest neidustoin6isi znamkou vvspeleho
obGanstva. Nuz len chute "a sokolskpm vzorem. Phi udalo-
sti tax dalekosahleho vyznamu nebudiz liknavosti ami vpmluv.
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CLEVELANDAN USTkNUT
~STONOZkOU.

u sboru americkych mary
naku slouzil u aViatickeho od-
d6leni Ant. Hassenbohler, ie-
hoz rodice bydlili ma vych. 55.
III. a Payne ave.a pred nedav-
mem Sc y%ystehovali do New
Yorku. Mladik byl ma ostro-
We GGamu, kde lezel posadkou,
ustknout stonozkou a zemrel,
jak sc rodiGum prave oznamu-
ie. Dosluhoval praVe posled-
nj rok a tesil Sc ma shledani s
rodici. Otec pozada vladu, by
mrtvola synova byla prevezena
do Spoj. Statu.
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HONDA IA SPLASENYM
AUTOMOBILISTOU.
Dalsi obeti traficnich nehod.

Straznik Kusina zatkl pc
homie delce A mil c.. O'Neil-
la, 1885 vych. 81. ul., kdyz byl
poslednejsimu dnesniho rama
prostrelil dive pfedni kola au-
.tomobilu a nekolik kuli vyslal
j do radiatoru stroje. O'Neill
vrazil do MOTORCYCLE Michala
Hezkeho z Akron, O.. a ne
uposlechl vyzvy policistoVy k
zastavenf. Prvnejsi jel k pull
noel nedovolenou rychlostl pc
Edgewater boulevardu, Il zap.
55. ul.a srazil Hezkeho i S je-
no spolecnici do cesty. kusi-
ma vskoCil do jisteho auta a jal
ise pfestupnika pronasledovati,
ale mohl jej zastaviti jen stfel-
bou s vyse uvedenym vysled-
KEN. Stale sc tax az ma Lo-
rain ave. a West boulevardu.
Neill byl zatcen a pTecin jeho
zvysuje okolnost, re byl pod
vlivem poziteho alkoholu. Hez
ky byl ponekud podren, kdez-
to iej doprovazejici zena od-
nesla prihodu jen slusnym ko-
trmelcem.
Dnesnimi dopolednfmi zpra-
vami doplneny rapport traffic
mich nehod vykazuje celou fa-
du dalsich jmen, Z kterych
mali kraiansky zvuk:
6-lety Kucenik Jan, c. 8019
Marble ave.
6-lety Konstantin Dolizicky,
20S9 zap. 10. I'll.
5-lety Vilem Lukas, 1911 Re-
servoir ave., kteri byli vesmes
lehteii automobily Zraneni.
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VYKAZ MILODARU.

nro t6zce zkousenou rodinu pl.
Terezie Krabec, clenkyne Sbo-
ru Anna Sazavska {. 81 j. C.
D., ktere byly slozeny k ruce
pi. Frantisky Svobodove, 1925
f. 1913 I'll. Cleveland, O. Phi
spell:
Habart $500; Cerny s1.OO,
Hanousek soc; Protiva 25c;
Kovarik 25c; Vanicka soc
Pesek $3.50; Molinsky soc
DolejS soc; Doskocil S1.00
JareS soc; Bender groceru
Kominek S1.00; Bartunek SOC
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SRAZKA AUTOMOBILE
S

Y sobotu odpoledne srazilo
Sc cestovni auto S autotruckem
ma Forman ave. Il vych. CT. ul.,
"a ktere byl vazn6 zran6n So
lety Josef Jankovsky, bytem Y
els. 6906 Indiana ave, jenz byl
potluGen ma cele hlav6, utrze-
ny mu usi a zlomena dve re
bra. Ride autotrucku, 34-lety
Frank Howard. 1924 Cedar
ave, ma krone ran V obliCeii
a ma hlave, zlomen6 ruky, ie-
ste zraneni v%nitrni.
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VCEREJSf
l.

Ac vGerejSi dopoledni ohio
ha prav6 mnohoslibne nevypa-
dala, vvdrzelo preci pocasl pc
cele odpoledne, tax re vylet
sokolske iednoty Czech Havli-
eek nikterak neutrpel cimy.
Pc poledni seradil Sc ma Broad
wav pravod, iehoz Sc %sucastni-
Ii krone clenstva i dorost a
zaci lax pohlavi silneisiho, tax
Ii slabSiho. Sokolska hudba u
derila 'buben' a liz to sIo $ Via
iicim praporem nasi ttvrti. A
Size tenkrate skuteGna pc So
kolsku - per pedes apostolic
rum - az ma misto vyletni.-
Jen drobotina byla pardonova-
ma a valna cast cesty il uspore-
ma pripravenymi autotrucky.
Sokolstvo pax statecne pc dele
lax hodinu trvaiicim pochodu
prirazilo V neilepsi nalade s
nemene stateGnymi sokolkami,
ktere Sc nedaly zahanbiti a We
sele pochOdovalv sebou. Sam
tam slice isme slvSeli neiakou
Itu stiznost ma delku chuze. IA
horko atd. ale vSechno bvlo
zahy zapomenuto a m vvletisti
Sc zahy rozproudil zivot. Ne
vSak ma dlouho, neb "a kratko
ma to veSlv ma pekne upravene
cvici$te zakvne, vetsi napred
pruznVm ,krokem vZadu malice
"sokolky" neimladsi, iez Sc
znazily drzeti krok. Narodni
itch lance "SateGek" 'Holubic-
ka" i j. pusobilv velice mile a
tax Sc ma cvicisti vvstridali. ia
CT, dorost. d~orostenkv, sokolky
II sokolove Y cvicenich, iez vSe-
obecne dovedla baviti ac trva-
la delsi dobu. Kdyz docvico-
val Glenove byla jiz minula 5.
hodina.
Pc cviGeni zasedlo sc kan Sc
dalo. mladSi ovSem lehce Sc da-
Ii svesti polkami n sousedsky-
mi sokolske kapely a ii starsi,
nu vSak vite, bavili Sc vypra-
v6nim 0 sokolskych vyletech
d~fiveiSich dob. Jinak staral
Sc o zabavu vymluvny vyvola-
vac Il kola S~t6st6ny, jenz byl
neumorny phi vychvalovani
sv6ho zbozi, iiny bratr pax
zkouSel ziskati naladu pro ku-
zelky, tax lie zasluhou i iinych
atrakcf iiste nebyla nikomu
dlouha chvile. Kdyz Sc pax
slunko pocalo ukladati k SPAN
ku, tail sc dlouhy cerny had
chodcu Ike kafe ma II. III. ce-
stou pax funela auta Sc mac
nym nakladem vyletnikn poho-
d|neisich. Spokojenost S wee
rejsim vyletem byla pax patr-
ma ma vSech tvafich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-24

byla as pred trent masici Cd
muze sveho rozvedena. Stare
sti a snad i jine nesnaze do
hnaly mladou zenu V zoufal-
stvl. = Byla dnes rano dopra
vena do nemocnice sv. AleXiSe,
kdyz byla nalezena V byte
SVEN otravena. STAY jeji jest
velice vazny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-24
ZABIT E

Akron. O., %. cervence. =
J. +. Miller, 2S-lety, zamest-
nance General Rubber Co., byl
zabit patek pozde odpole-
dine, kdyz byl zasazen mad
srdce odpalenym micem be
hem hry. Miller poposel ne
kolik kroku, kdyz byl zasazen
a pax klesl K zemi mrtev.. Mic
odpalen bvl Harry Dixonem,
zamestnanym u teze firmy ia
ko Miller.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-24
POZDRAV z LEGIONAR-
SkEHO SJEZDU.

Z Pittsburskeho sieZdu ma
sich legionaru zasilaii pozdrav
ctenafstvu "Sv6ta'': NJ. Winner
Fred Holub, Josef Bendl, La
da Krizek. Jos. Andel, Ant.
Hobl. v. MatouSek, M. Tlach.
Jan Toup, j. Vajner a B. Be
lehrad. Ia pozornost mas ST.
detny dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-24
kOntroIa.

MalV Karlik etc horliv6 u o.
kna. Pride matka a vidi, re
hoch ma ruce knihu 0 vycho
We deti: PRO boha tie proslm.
zaiima t6 to-" me, chtel
isem ienom vedet. ida isem
bvl dobre vvchovan."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-24
OSUDNA SRAzKA VL,AKU.

Springfield. Mo. %. Gervence. Stroivedoucf c. II. Ring
re Sapulpa, Okla, q pet cestujicich, yesn6s GlenG iedne ro-
diny, bylo zabito a n6kolk poran6no dnes, kdya diva vlakv ma
st. Louis x San Francisco draze srazilv Sc V Logan, Mo. We
die stroivedoucfho mrtvi jsou manzele Hammerovi re Stouts-
vile, Mo. a til sestry pi. Hammerove, imenem Westovi. Ne
stesti Poole vSeho bylo zavineno spatnIm porozumenim roz-
kaz1. "~"~r
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-24
HOSTEL VYHOZEN VYBUCHEM.

Gallinols, o., %. Gervence. - hostel Holiness We Wvao.
ma, w. Va, ON mil ma ih odtud. bvl vvhozen dvnanitem
vcera vecer. die zprav obdrzenych zde. Rev. Kirby Tobias
resignoval nred n6kolika tydnv iako kazatel kostela. kdv4
ieho zivot byl ohrozovan. Nastoupil 30 mem Rev. Charles
Jump z Wheeling, jenz pravil, re hostel Dude Znova postaven.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-24
POKUS 0
A ZENY.

27-leta PAM Berta Linkova,
6626 Union ave. m6la ma sta
rosti vychovu til ditek, jelikoz
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-12-07
INFANT CONDUCTS SERVICES.
Hast Not Even Been Pupil of the
Public Schools.

Newton E. Hastings, Salisbury, Md.
is only six years old; he has just en-
tered the public schools of his home
town and has had no conscious pre-
paration or coaching for ecclesiastl-
cal pursuits; but he conducted SER
vices in St. Pauls Methodist Protes-
tant church, Baltimore, last Sunday
in the manner Of an experienced min
lister.
The infant preacher for the last SIX
months has beer speaking before con-
gregations in Salisbury and nearby
towns. Sundays services were the
first the child has conducted in Baltl-
more, and he came at the invitation
of the Rev. F. D. Reynolds, pastor OF
st. Paul's.
His father says that the boy has
had no Biblical Instruction other than
the Bible stories and passages when
have been read to him in his home
and at Sunday school.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-12-07
RECORD CROP OF OATS
Dillon Farmer Gets Yield of So
Bushels to Acre.
(From the Dillon Herald. }

tMr. T. C. Sherwood, we'll known
farmer of the Little Rock section, has
produced what may be the record
yield of oats for the State. Mr.. Sher-
wood planted the oats in January,
gathered them in May and got eighty
five bushels to the acres. This would
have been a remarkable yield for
oats planted in the fall and harvested
in June, but the yield is still more
remarkable for oats planted in jan
uary and harvested in May. Mr.. Sher-
wood is a modest man and the fact
did not become known until a few
days ago when group of gentlemen
gathered near the Bank Of Dillon
were comparing the net profits be-
tween 25 cents cotton and oats at 60
cents a bushel, and Mr.. Sherwood, in
speaking of the profit in oats of his
wonderful yield.