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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
UTOPIL Sc "a LETNfHO
TABORENf.

Y rybniku Il stareho Center
vile mlvna Aurora utopil Sc
pri koupani y lety Earl J. Tv-
Ter, 1920 Phillips ave. N. f.
MeSkal prave Sc 100 hochy V
letnIm taboriSti Y. M. G.. A.,
kdvz Sc liz hoSi po 10-dennim
pobytu chystali ma cestu do
mll a naposled Sc chteli V ryb-
niku osveziti. Y lezeni nell
dozor diva lekari otec a syn.
dfi Ingallsove, kteri tvrdi. ze
hoch mezi koupaiicimi Sc ho-
chy vubec nebvl. re Sc patrne
do vodv pustil sam, kdy5 O.
statni liz byli vodu opustili
Rvl liz vecer a vyletnici Sc ma
.chazeli Il vecere. kdvz byl Ty-
Ter konecne pohresen.
NaStala DO mem shanka 2
nebohv hoch nalezen We vod6
pod prknem, iehoz bylo pouzi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
"svET" /"

vano ke skokdm do vody. Pff-
pad byl ihned oznamen rodi-
|cum clevelandske policii, jez
sc dostavila na mlsto V kratke
dobe II minut. Ustraseni ro-
dice prijeli taktez ihned, ale
byli iiz jen .svedky marnych
pokusu Tylera privesti k zivo-
tn umelym dychanim. PI'ivo-
lany lekar DIR. G.. G.. Smith z
Cagrin Falls, jenz ozivovacich
praci Sc sutastnil, prohlasil,
re Tylerovo telo sc nachazelo
We vode jiz po celou hodinu.
Robert E. Lewis, generalni
tajemnik clevelandske Y. NJ
c. "A. prohlasil, re lezeni v Au-
rora Jest vydrzovano jiz II
roku a re "a teto DOLBY Sc V
mem ma prazdninach nachaze-
10 ma 10000 hochu, aniz by Sc
bylo kdy udalo podobne ne
Stesti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
Shanka pc zenach.
SHAM Sc PO MICH OSAMO.
GEM MUZI.

Superintendent The Ameri.
can Civic Reform Union, rev
Albert Sidney Gregg ma pry
celou radu zadosti osamelych
muzu, kteii by radi BRINE Ii
vota spolecne nesli vhodny-
mi druzkami.
Zeneni chtivi muzi jsou
vSech veku, zamestnanim far
mari, remeslnici a obchodni-
ci. N6kteri ziji V Ohiu, JIM v
New Yorku, Michiganu j. Je-
dni isou vdovci, druzi Ease VII
bee jeSte nepoznali manzel-
skych slasti. Nekteri mali jiz
do budouciho manzelstvi di-
tex, kdezto n6kterl jsou jako
pTisloveGny "kul V plote". Ta-
k6 majetkove pomery jsou
RUNE; tax jeden 0 sob6 tvrdi,
ze jest jedinym dedicem vel
k6ho imeni a statku V Anglii.
ale vSichni pravi, re Sc mohou
o blaho prlsti zenusky dobfe
postarati.
Rev. Gregg, ma nehoz podiv-
ne tyto starosti dolehaji, pred
nedavnem ia reci pronesene v
Exchange Clubu prohlasil, re
podobnvch zadosti k nemu
vzneslo as 600 zen. Ufadov-
ma jeho nachazi Sc vc. sol
Caxton budova. Snad proto,
.ze na d0hazovani newest a ze-
nichu sam nestaci, uvedl V Ii
vot hnuti, smeruiici k zrizeni
mestske uradovny, jez by sc V
podobny ukol uvazala. Patr-
ne ma strach, re by Sc mu Ia
.nevd6Cnou praci tuto mohlo
.pozd6ji dostati odmeny ne diva
krate vitane a zadouci. Die
ieho zkusenosti Jest Cleve-
lande ma $4,000 divek. jez ne
mali vubec prilezitosti sezna-
miti Sc muzi, majicich moz-
most zeneni neb lepe zenu a
pfipadn6 rodinu vyziviti. Je-
dinymi mlstnostmi, kde mono
Sc mladym lidem seznamiti je
ulice a tancirny a pax hostel
- "meli bv choditi do kostela
ale kolik itch tax della" - do
dava ne bez hQfkosti pan re
verend.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
PASER kORALKY PROPU.
STEM MA ZARUkU $4,000.

Meyer S. Jacobs, 1893 Linn
ave. n. E., jenz jest obzalo-
be nasledkem ucasti nedovole-
ne dopravy jen 144 beden ko-
ralky znamky Cedarbrook a
Louis Hunter re Savannah, Ga
do Clevelandu, byl po vcerej-
sim vyslechu pred komisarem
Spojenych Statu, pravnikem
O. j. Zinnerem propulsion ma
svobodu po slozeni zaruky
$4,000. Byl as pul tuctem j.
nych provinilcu pred nejakou
dobou zatcen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
Cd !. CERVENCE BUDEM
LELATI DO DETROIT.

VzduSni doprava mezi Gle
velandem a Detroit budc "a
hajena dine /. cervence, iak o.
znamuii detroisti urednici Ae-
ro-marine Comp. Vice iak
200 zdejSich obchodniku 81 liz
listky k prvnim cestam zamlu-
viii. Doprayu prozatim obsta-
ravati budou diva aeroplany $
lodici pro II osob a doba letu
vypottena Jest ma pouhych 10
minut.
Clevelandskym zastnpcem
spoletnosti jest Walter Hem
pei, iehoz ifadovna jest V OBJ
chodni komore.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
v PONDELf ROZHODNE
MESTSkA RADA O W.
KUPU NABREZNfCH
MAJETkU.

Financni vybor mestske ra-
dy pr;jal vcera ordinance ma
vydani bondG We vysi $4,000
900, kterych penez ma byti
pouzito ma vykupovani po-
zemku i nekterych starych do
mi mistech, ktera jsou casti
tax zvaneho Mallu. Dodatec-
ne musi byti arci ordinance ia
schvalena mestSkou radOu. coz
Sc ma stati "a pondelniho pra.
videln6ho Zasedani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
TAJEMNY PRfJEZD A OD-
JED PREDSEDY SPOJE-
NEHO HAVfRSTVA.

President spojeneho havif-
stva V Ameriea, John l.. Lewis
prijel vcera dopoledne neoce-
kavane do Clevelandu, ably
konferoval s w. S. Carterem,
presidentem bratrstva lokomo-
tivnich strojnikG a topicu. o
Gem bylo jednano uvefeineno
nebylo krone suche zpravy, re
Sc jednalo ien 30 veci osobni"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
OTEVRENf PRfRODOVEDE
CKEHO MUSEA.

Ia dneSniho odpoledne bu.
de uredne otevfeno cleveland.
ska Pfirodoy6decke Museum
2717 Euclid ave. Pro sirSl o
becerstvo bude ustav pfistu
pen 1plne bezplatn6 Ultra \
sobotu cd 10. hodiny dopole
dni do 5. hod. odp. nedeli oo
2 30 do 5 80 odp.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
EASE SHNILE ZABRADLf
VERANDY.

Prohnile pazeni Il starehC
domu 'povolilo pod 45-letym
Myronem Daviesem, 1902 Pc
nobscot ave-, prave kdyz sc
tyz pokousel spraviti zlome-
nou tyc u plachty proti slunci
Spadl do hloubky as 20 stop a
zranen tax zle, re V glenvillske
nemocnici, kan byl pfivolanou
policii dopraven, pochybuji c
moZnosti uzdraVeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
PARMA TOWNSIP OPA-
TREN VODOU

Obyvatele Parma townSipu
spolu okresnimi urednikv
vcera oslavili otevreni noveho
vodovodu. kterl poime 1900
900 gallonu. Rozlehlost po-
trubi vyzadovati bude DOLBY as
iednoho roku, nez-li bude "a
vedena do vsech casti zmine-
n6ho townSipn. iak nravi r. F.
M9cDowell, okresni zdrayotni
inzenyr.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
Cesky student
SMRTELNE ZRANEN "A LU-
CEBNiHO POKUSU.

ceskych rodicu, bytem els.
$3.50 Hillman ave. S. f. byl jiz
druhym rokem zakem The
East Technical High School,
kde studoval lucbu, cht6je Sc
jednou stati inzenyrem che
mie. Mladik mel zalibu Y
chemickych pokusech a vtera
vecer Sc mu stall podobny eX-
pertinent osudnym. ZahfiVal
nejakou smiSeninu drasla, siry
a chloridu, kdyz poiednou slou
cenina vybuchla a Skocha We
lice nebezpetne zranila a take
docasne snad oslepila.
Horici tekutina vstrikla mu
Ia explose do obliceje a kusy
sklen6neho hmozdire, jehoz
pri pokusech pouzival, urazily
mu palec praV6 a malicek leve
ruky. Stfepiny skla vnikly mu
do prsou. Ia vybuchu roz-
bita byla okna pokojlku, V
nemz zkouSel a ktery Sc ma
chazel ma 3. patfe. Rodice ne
astneho lucebnika meSkai
sice prave V kuchyni, ale kdyz
Sc Vybuch udal soudili, re Sc
stalo snad neco u souseda,
kdyz tu Sc objevil zkrvaveny
syn $ doutnaiici koSili, jenz
mdlym hlasem zadal, ably mu
poslali pro kntze.
Privolana policie dopravila
studenta do nemocnice sv. A
lexe ma Broadway, kde po pro-
hlIdce bylo shledano, re zrak
snad bude nebohemu mladiko-
vi zachranen, at-li pretka tez-
ka poran6ni ostatni.
Jak nam oznamuje Svakr
nad6jneho studenta, tax kru-
tou ranou postizen6ho, p. Emil
J. Jelinek, obchodnik panskou
vybavQp ma Broadway, byl
Skoch dnes rano operovan =
Cd vysledku zavisi byti neb
nebyti mlad6ho zivota.
Zdrcenym rodicum vyslovu-
jeme naSi soustrast uprim-
nym pfanim, aby jim bvl syn
zachovan neien pfi ziyote, ale
dobrem zdravi.
Pfi dneSni operaci v nemoc-
nici sv. AleXise jednalo Sc le-
karum hlavn6 zda Cesk6mu
studentovi zachran6n bude je-
no zrak. Jednalo Sc odstra-
neni ziravyeh luGebnin oGni
buIVy, kteraz operace VYZadu-
je pevnop ruku zkuSeneho chi
rurga, neb jediny zachvev ru-
ky by pro neboh6ho pacienta
znamenal vecnou tmu.
Hned 20 prichodu do ne
mocnice byly mlademu zkou-
mateli amputovany prst a pa
lee ma prave a malitek na le-
We ruce.
Ia vybuchu hrozil povstati
j pozar, ktery vSak byl hned V
zarodku otcem zraneneho stu
denta kobercem utlumen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
Rychla jiizda
BUDE | MA DALE TRESTA-
MA POBYTEM v RO-
BOTARNE.
Trilety hoch zabit pri precha
zeni ulice.


Y move dopravni ordinance
kterou hlavni policeini zalob-
Ice Lee +. Skeel predlozi v
pond6li mestske rade k schva-
leni, budou odstavce, kterymi
bude mono odsuzovati pre-
stupniky trafitnich pfedpisu,
zejmena ty, ktefi Jedi vetSi
rychlosti, k trestum vezen-
skym VSeobecne bylo oceka-
vano, ze trestu spoienych Sc
ztratou svobody nebude uziva-
no a proto nastava mezi spor-
tovci nemale zklamani, neb
die novych pfedpisu muze OBJ
drzeti podobny rychlojezdec
pokuty az We vySi 5000 a k to-
mu 81 jest6 6 m6sicu pobruceti
We Warrensvillske robotarne.
Ze Jest ma case zakrociti, ably
ditky i chodci ma ulicich byli
bezpeCnymi, nasvedcuie wee
rejSi zabiti tfileteho hocha,
ktery jest cd ) dnu iiz sed-
mou obeti automobilov6ho
sportu. Krone zabit6ho byl
iiny hoch a muz nebezpeCne
Zran6ni.
3-lety Michael Silc, 1907
yIch. Ga. al. spatril ytera cd
poledne ma chodniku druhe
strany ulice jineho chlapce Sc
psem a pustil Sc pres ulici. U
prostred uHce stal vuz pa
rem koni. Kdyz hoSik Stal ne
daleko vozu. prijel nakladnl
autotruck a hocha odhodil pod
kon6. Ride autotrucku "a
stavil zran6ne dite rychle do
veil do st. Clair nemocnice,
ale dovezl iiz jen mrtVolu. Ri
die byl po vyslechu, "a ktere-
no dokazal, re jel jen rychlo-
stl ; mil ia hodinu sproSten
kazde zodpoV6dnostl.
12-lety James Rose, 2186
vych. 35. ul. lezi $ nebezpec-
lnymi ranami Y Huron I'd. ne
mocnici. Prejet byl taktez
vlastni vinou, swell Sc ma sle-
30 ma nakladnIm automobile
ma vych. II. ul. a Euclid ave.
seskoCil primo do drahy Je-
douciho auta. Take Y tomto
pripade byl ride propulsion.
Ma Lake a Cock ave. Y Lake
wood zle byl zranen Roland
Sheridan 4 Manton, Mich,
kdyz Sc auto ieho srazllo Sc
strojem S. j. Millcra, l05lS
Churchill ave, kteryz poslednl
byl zatCen a obzalovan, jeli-
koz jel jsa zpit.
X pobytu na "farme' od-
souzeni soudcem Corlettem
diva sportovci, ieIikoz ieli ne
dovoienou rychlosti k tomu
jeste ne strizlivl, George Gra-
ham, 3048 vych. 73. I'll. dostal
pny mesic. kdezto Frank Re-
z8bek 81 odbruti jen ID dnl
Ostatni tresty byly celkem ne,
patrne, ien iisty Benjamin Mi
Ter. 1871 Union ave. zaplatl|
pokutu 500 i Sc soudni Ultra.
tou proto, ze Sc octl pro tenty2
delikt pred soudem liz podru.
he. Krone toho poznal V n6n
soudce Corlett muze, ktery mu
pri prvnim soude nabizel da.
rem kapesni nuz perleti Vykla.
dany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
EEE' mGw- uEEE ssN EME
NASE MIKE CENY

spodnlho vrchniho prada,
puncoch a vVbavniho zbozi pro
pany, danny i ditky snizeny by
ly jeste vice ku zitrejsimu pro-
dol;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-23
"U K O u D Z. L u !"
ma Broadway, vedle 'Svetu'
rOh Champa ul

roh Champa vi.
Zvlaste velk6 miry spodniho
prada muzskeho zenskeho,
miry AZ, 50, 50 AZ 54, najdete
mas We vetSlm vyb6ru nez
vsude jinde.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-17
ENGINEERS
 CONVENTION
 DECEMBER 4-7

Hundreds of New England engi- neers, educators, industrialists and meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers at the Engi- neering Societies Building, New York City December Al. Prominent New at the four-day national forum, in which the American Economic As Safety Engineers, the American So cicty of Refrigerating Engineers, and the American Engineering Standards Committee will participate.
 Boston. Providence, Worcester and Epringfisld together with branches in Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford, Waterbury. New Britain and Meriden, comprising the Connecticut State Sec ton, will be represented, it is an pounced by the society's president, Dean Dexter S. KimbalI. of Cornell. who will be succeeded by John L. Harrington, of Kansas City.
 H. F Loree. president of the Del aware and Hudson Railroad Company Westinghouse Electric and Manufact uring Company, will be among the speakers at the economic forum. at which addresses also will be delivered tional Bureau of Economic Research, and Professor of economics at Col umbia University: Prof. H. R. Seager of Columbia, president of the Am erican Economic Association, and Daan Kinban Mir Herrs topic will he 'The Human Problem in In dustry''
 Prof. Mitchell will discuss Making Money and Making Good"
 The sessions of the professional di- visions of the society will cover wide range of industrial and techni- cal progress, including development in aeronautics. Orville H. Wright is member of the Aeronautics Divi- sicn. Other professional divisions to meet include those devoted to ful, management. forest products, ord nance, railroads textiles, gas power, machine shop practice and materials handling. The ordnance division is working with the army authorities to produce better ordnance and elimin- ate the evils revealed by the war.
 Education will be one of the big features of the meting, to which rep resentatives from Harvard; Yale. Mas Sachusetts Institute Of Technology, Brown Worcester Polytechnic Insti . tute and other schools and colleges Twill come.
 -{ Local sections and branches of the society from fifty-four industrial cen. ters will send delegates. Activities of the professional divisions represent s.97e- members. Other features. will he public hearings on the Society's boiler code. which has formed the basis for laws in eighteen states and son the Power Test Code.
 Many engineers of national prom inence have been elected to member ship on the executive committees of the Professional Division of the So- ciety. The textile division, in which New England interests are conspicu- cusly active has elected the-follow- ing executie committees: Charles T. Plunl1ett. Adams Mass; Sidney E. Paine. ChariSs R. Main and F. S. Blanchard, Boston; J. F. Shrine, Greenville. s. C.
 Prof L. P Breckenridge. of Yale has been chosen chairman of the exc cutive committee of the Fuels Divi- sion. r. NJ Gibson, oS the American Sugar Refining Company was also elected to this committee. F. O. Hoagland of Worcester, Mass is also the new executive committeeman chosen by the Machine Shep Division.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-17
LEADER IN WORLD
 OF MUSIC H0NORED
International Tribute Week Dedicaed To Henry B. Tremaine, Founder of Player Piano Industry.

New York. Nov. 17.-International Tribute Week. featured by gala pro- grams of music in communities throughout the world, will open Mon day Leading musicians and patrons of the arts have promised their CO., operation in making the period mo- table in musical history. They have formed themselves into a Committee of One Hundred, under the auspices of which the worldwide observance programs will be given.
 International Tribute Week is ded fcated tc Henry B. Tremaine; hOnors the twenty-fifth anniversary of his presidency of the Aeolian Company and focuses public attention for the founded and developed the player piano industry. That industry, rank ing with the telephone and other great undertakings as a benefit to mankind, has grown to such pro- portions that two thirds of the pianos in use today have rolEplaying at tachm entS.
 Paderewski is a member of the Committee of One Hundred. In his honor. Wednesday of Tribute Week has been designated as Paderewski Day. At three o'clock in the after noon, when the pianist reappears in concert in New York and after absence of five years in notable ser vice for his home country, Poland, leading pianists and musical groups and thousands of music lovers in every country of the globe will play
 Each day in the week has special significance in the program for in ternationa1 observance. Monday is designated as International Music Day.
 Home Music Day will come on Tuesday. lis program will emphasize home The program includes com positions of special value for child ren These include Sternberg's "The Clown" Debussy's "Golliwogs Cake al -ar1'c March" and Country Gardens. Other numbers are the. Christmas Fantasie" by Rapee, Grieg's Peer .Gynt Suite" and Wolff's music for -'The Blue Bird.'
 Wednesday, Paderewski Day, will be marked not only by international concert and private rendition of the 'Minuet" but by playing of many numbers which have been included in the Paderewsl1i repertoire.
 rrdsT Te Cdmnif~ Mns4er Day Mnya W Da% s0e eo@ 9n ing Saturday, will close the weeks observance. It will be given over to programs featuring the work of local musicians. and of music peculiar to the localities observing the day.
 Heads of music departments in schools and colleges throughout the pianoforte and music generally in the leading institutions of Europe have expressed their desire to help make International Tribute Week success. Sir Alexander Mackenzie. Principal of the Royal Academy of Music in London; Alfred Cortot of the Paris Conservatory and Profes- sor p. c. Lutkin. Dean of the School of Music of Northwestern University are among the members of the Com mittee of One Hundred.
 Other members are Walter Dam rosch, Josef Holman. Harold Bauer and Rudolph Gang. Vladimir de Pach mfherton Gnfed sfatss senator Wi liam M. Calder, of New York Fred eTick Steinway. Mrs. Charles H. Dit son, Melville F. Stone. Charles Han son Towne, Pierre MonteuX, Con- ductor of the Boston Symphony Or ehestra, and Norman Hapgood.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-17

badge, the scout begins a tender
 foot and climbs up the ladder one
 rung at a time until he becomes a
 second class and then a first class
 scout. It is at this point that the
 bcy begins to do his real climbing
 which calls for training along special lines. After he is a first class scout
 he may become a life scout, and then
 a star scout, and then comes the high
 est rank, whoch is Eagle. Eleven of the merit badges the scout must ob- tain to become an Eagle are specifi- cally. in the fields of first aid, life saving, personal health, public health, l cooking camping, ciVics. bird study,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-17
THE BRIDGEPORT TIMES.

if will be possible to move the head faculty to different parts of the coun- try.
 The scout executive is the salaried official in big city or community, who makes scouting his business. and directs the volunteer leadership of the movment. For many years there have been available in different parts of the country, various training courses for scoutmasters. The scout takes charge of a unit called a troop.
 Mortimer L. Schiff, who ha~ served as Vice President of the - tional Council, has recently been appointed
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-17

International Commissioner of the or sanitation. He will devote his time to the international affairs of the Boy Scouts.
 Since the beginning of scouting in this country over twelve years ago, a total of 4,777 eagle badges hi~h- ast rank in scouting, have bee1 is5 e l. Of this number 1, AIT haze en al lotted since the first of the present year. It is considered remarkable that such large proportion of these marks of distinction should have been given | out in the past ten months In orc CT to attain this much coveted eagle
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-17

pert training of scout executives
 Immediate plans are on foot to establish the first of these centers rear New York and the Council is aIrady seeking ground for that pur- pose It is hoped to establish other conters, probably one in the middle west one in the far west and one in the south. This headquarters in the field'' will furnish an opportunity to concentrate experimental work as we'll as furnish excellent training cen ter especially for courses in How to Train .Scoutnasters''. If it is not prac- ticable to bring the executives to the centers for training along these lines,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-17
Friday, NoV.17, 1922

path finding, pioneering, and athletics or physical development. <r
 From now until next February, the scout organization will conduct a campaign for more members. It is hoped to increase the enrolment by 100000 scouts, or twenty-five per cent of the present membership.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-17
NEW TRAINING CENTERS PLANNED
 FOR BOY SCOUTS

New York, Nov. 16-The National Council of the Boy Scouts of America carrying out it's program of expansion has annunced it's purpose of opening four big national centers for the ex
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-17

We have just received our Christ mas shipment of Doll Carriages, and you may be sure that the one your little girl likes best is incIud- ed. All sizes, finishes and shapes. Prices start at S2-9S- Select yours now and avoid all chances of disap- pOintment.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-17
THIS GOLDEN OAK KITCHEN S0075 CABINET.
Terms to Suit

The greatest labor saver on the r1arket-tkis fine Oak Kitchen Cab inet-fully equipped with Spice Jars, Metal Flour Bin, Cake and Bread Compartments, Etc, Etc. Fitted with White Porcelain Slid ing Tray that does not chip or mar. This Cabinet may be selected at this special price-NOW- and will be reserved upon a small cash pay ment- Balance is payable in small weekly or monthly amounts
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-17
Thanksgiving Specials:

~~ lying has been ivna prominence attractive values in bot Living Room al Be Room Furniture believe nwher,a ~ W ku offered nans
 England Stores o f % espenl and you'd with
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-17

Advertise In The Times
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-07
Tuesday, February Z, 1922.

officers and agents of said institutions
to enter into contract, with farmers, or
any associations or organizations of
farmers of this state for the produe-
ton and delivery upon such terms as
may be agreed upon, Of such farm
produce as may be needed, and can be
grown in this state, sufficient notice
as far as practical being given, to give
time for planting, growing and har-
vesting.
Sec. 4. 1t shall be the duty of all
county supervisors to make a list from
time to time of all county supplies
that may be needed, and can be pro-
duced in their respective counties, and
purchase the same from the farmers
in their respective counties, and may
enter into contracts with said farmers
or any association or organization Of
the same to produce and deliver said
supplies, and said list of supplies may.
be published in said agricultural bull
letin, by posting or publishing in a
newspaper within the discretion of the
county supervisor; provided, no con-
tract shall be entered into to purchase
any supplies at a greater price than
the market price at the time of deliv-
cry of said supplies"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-07

be derived from these bills. OF course
the present draft is not final The
delegations, in some instances, offer
skeleton bills to be amended later on
in the legislative career, and this Is
easily done, as the custom is to en-
tirely recognize the desire of the dele
cations in all such matters, and
amendments can be Incorporated at
the last reading. In many cases the
final action and the final levy will de-
pend upon the result of the vote upon
the gasoline tax bill.
At the beginning of the session the
indications were much more favor
able than they are now for the per-
petuation of the present highway COM
mission. There seems to be an under
current of opposition to this branch
Of government. That is somewhat
difficult to explain and the temper
appears favorable to some action look
ing towards change. This does not
mean that the highway commission is
to be entirely abolished, because a ma
jority of the members are still Of the
opinion that such an organization
must be maintained, but exactly how
to have 1t, functioned and how to
select the. personnel, are the issues at
present predominant This matter
win probably take shape during the
next week.