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PERSHING AND DAWES STIR
CHICAGO TO WAR ON REDS

were in 1917, in the defense OF civiliza-
ton. Developments which are taking
place In Europe affect not only Europe
but others as we'll and indicate the
chance we run OF becoming entangled in
questions surrounding that age old CEN
ter OF racial. religious and political
strife.
Across the Pacific.
Looking across the Pacific we see
Oriental nations contending for suprem-
acy. And destiny may yet demand that
we take more than a passing interest in
Far Eastern events
AT home our situation is seriously
complicated by the teachings of numer
Gus pacifist organizations, and men and
women OF high purpose preach the doc
trine of our disarmament. blind to our
recent war experiences and deaf to rea-
son.
Others. with baser design, or in
gross ignorance, strenuously advocate
'nternationalism. little realizing the dis
aster that would soon overtake the
world as 1t has overtaken Russia. Both
these elements collaborate to reduce
America TO a state of impotency."
Following Gen. Pershing's talk G. L..
Deerins. former president of the Chicago
Association or Commerce. introduced a
resolution which was adopted indorsing
the sentiments expressed by Gen. PERISH
ing and Gen. Dawes and calling for "an
adequate defense"
The meeting was under the auspices
of the Chicago Association Of Com
merce, with the cooperation of the
American Legion. American Red Cross.
Chicago Board of Trade, Chicago Bar
Association, Chicago Clearing House
Association, Industrial Club of Chicago.
Union League Club and the Illinois
Chamber of Commerce.
The resolution denouncing Gov. Small
for the pardonng of Lloyd and his fell
low communists was prepared by a
committee OF the Chicago Chapter OF
the Military Order of the World War,
composed of Col. p. ]. III. Farrell, Col.
u. Vandeventer, Col. J. r. Kline and
Major Charles 3. BARLEY.
William Bross LLOYD, millionaire Chi
cago Red received a complete pardon on
November 2S from Gov Small. Lloyd
and thirteen associated were indicted
in 1919 for violation OF the Illinois
espionage act. In 1920 they were tried
and convicted. Lloyd was sentenced to
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Continued from First Page.

list who was rendered a big reception In
Chicago a few days ago.
when man." said the Commander
In Chief ''who has been convicted and
sent to prison for his seditious senti-
ments proceeds, after his release, to
take the public rostrum. and when that
man, defending the principles of soviet
ism, is given an ovation by 5000 or
10000 persons. what have the people Of
Chicago got to say about it?
"When these traitors tell US TO stop
war by refusing to buy Liberty Bonds,
must we take their insolence? I'll an
swer for you. No, we will not take II.
Right here in Chicago a Bishop is
also reported to have said that the way
to stop war is to give no money for
Liberty loans and no men for the army.
A downright insult to the five million
ex-service men who proved their patriot
ISM in the battlefield and to the mil
lions more in all walks of life who
served their country with equal devo-
tion.
Warnings to Be Needed.
ut is as though the Herrin massacre
or the secret convention of the Com
munist party OF America which was
raided by the Michigan constabulary at
Bridgeman We're not warning enough.
We cannot shut our eyes to the activi-
ties of the invisible empire of the Ku
Klux Klan, whose members in office
disregard their duty to the public and
allow their criminals to go unpunished;
nor to the communicating influence of
revolutionary propaganda among honest
labor as exemplified in the strikes of
the last year.
1T is inconceivable that we should lie
passively upon our backs and become
so engrossed in our own individual af-
fairs or in the pursuit of wealth that
we should continue to neglect our plain
duty to establish and maintain law and
order.
las ore who faced the enemy for a
year in France without an army behind
him. | appeal to YOU for an adequate
national defense, a System OF military
training that would give us more respect
FOR authority of which there is 100 little
in this country.
DO not be misled by those cranks
who are always tamperfng with our
Constitution. Let the Constitution alone
and live up to 1t, and we will have no
further trouble.
'If you do not like the Government
of Illinois you can change 1t. If yor
don't like the Government Of Chicago
you can change it,"
The General raped the paciflst ele'
ments in the United States in closing.
',rhe Near East" he said, ais seethinf
with revolution. Although we desr'
peace it is not difficult TO imagine our
selves. again forced into conflict, as VIZ
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KAPITOLA 8

V tn noe mela Valencie ma
10 odpocinku. zakousela nevy-
slovnych duSevnich dtrap.
"Zitra. Zitra!" stale znovu
a znovu 81 opakovala. "Zitra
vratl Sc Even"
Vsak nova a divoka .obava
il opanovala. Paklize Sc ii
diva muzove setkaji - paklize
Sc sir Lester da strhnout. svou
zarlivosti k prudkemu vybu-
,chu! A Enrol byl- vasnivy "a
hrdy kdyby talk necinil XVI
I'll Valencii. ysru nlalo by snesl
cd jejlho manzela!
Valencie, citila horkost Il
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jenz il mrazil - nevedela co
zleho vestila jeji predtucha,
kteraz ma nj tax pusobila, re
bledla a Sc zachvlyala bez-
decne spechala k pokojiku, V
nemz obycejne chuza a Bertie
sc zdrzovali.
A drive jeste nez mohla do
pokoje vkrociti, prichazela j
chuva Dysonova v ustrety a
sotva re Valencie zaslechla
zvuk iejiho hlasu, srdce Sc j
strachem sevfelo.
"Smim-li prositi, mylady, ma
leza Sc mlady pan Bertie We
vasi spolecnosti?"
"V me- spolecnosti ne!'
odvetila Valencie rychle, skoro
|zostra. "Proc Sc tazeS?"
"A sir Lester - mylady =
zdaliz pax on Sc navratil?"
Valencie pTiskocila k zenstine
a pevne il chytla "a ruku.
Go tim myslis? Co on tim
mel co ciniti?" volala vasnive.
"Mluv bez odkladu! Proc va
haS?"
Ienstina propukla v plac.
go, mylady - ia sc stra-
'chuji. ze mi budete davati Vi
nu. ia vsak doufam, ze Sill
Lester v brzku bude donna -
nocni vzduch jest pro ditko tax
studeny a -"
eco isl ucinila? Probuh DO
vcz MI prece primo, co sc sta
TO- zyolala Valencie, jeiiz +r,
pelivost byla nanejvys pfepnu-
Ia. "Povez mi Vse bez jakych-
koliv vytacek."
"Nuze, mylady," odvetila
Dvsonova, poslusna jsou veli-
telcina rozkazu. ''nechala jsem
mladeho pana BERTHE chvillu l
Janety = move yasi sluzky, jiz
mylady Una. Myslila isem o.
vsem, re jest vse v poradku =
ale Janeta mi pravi, re sir Le-
ster prisel a il porucil, ably pr.
nravila hosika k vyjizd'ce. =
Mlady pan Bertie zdal Sc byt
nervosnlm, ale otec jeho mlu
vii X nemu laskave, a fekl mu
re spolu pojedou Ma nadraz
naproti "jeho Carovi,' to jest
panu Revelovi.'
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PRODA Sc 2-rodinny dunn o z
svetnicich, voda, elektrika, 2
loty, garaz ma diva automobily.
Cena $500, hotove $1,000, O.
statni die ujednani. Haste sc V
els. 10029 Gay Ave. po vych.
103. jizne cd Union kary.
1-l6
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Zems "a 5000 stoleti. Zna-l

Zeme "a 5000 stoleti. Ina
my fysik francouzsky Veronett
prekvapil posluehace We Strass
burku nemilou zpravou We
sve >prednasce, jezto ex cathe-
Dire prohlasil, re zeme "a 5000
stoleti, t. j. 100000 let, bude
jeden ledovec. DIE Veronneta
cini nynejsi teplota slunce g.
900 stupnu. Mame-li ma mysli
tuto teplotu a vzdalenost slun-
ce cd zeme, mela by byti sired
nj teplota Ma rovniku kolem
"a stupIu, coz odpovida sku-
tecnosti. DIE Veronneta vsak
slunce nepoirzi stale svdJ n.y.
nejsi obJem; bylo kdysi mno-
hem vetsi a mnohem vyzafnej
81, takze pred $50 tisici roxy
teplota nasl zemekoule byla 0
II stupnu vyssl, nez jest dnes.
Dale autor promlouva o puvo-
du tepla slunecniho die mo-
vych theorii, coz nemozno spo-
lu sledovati. Co mas .zajima.
jest to, ze "a 5000 stoleti bude
stfedni teplota Ma rovniku 0
stupne a ostatni svet bude po-
kryt ledem.
Udusena divka v kOupelne.
V sobotu, II. prosince po 10.
hodine vecerni nalezeny v kou-
pelne bytu hoteliera Leopolda
Fischla v hotel u''Stepan" ma
Vaclavskem namesti ieho 13le-
ia dcera Marie, zacka vyssi
divci skoly a jeji vychovatel-
ka Valerie KoTinkova v bezve
domi. Devce sedelo We vane a
vychovatelka lezela na zemi u
| dveri. Chtela patrne otevfiti
dvere a sla k MIN. Kdyz vsak
napolo otevrela zastrcku, po-
zbyla vedomi. ODE byly otra-
veny uhelnymi plyny, ktere
vychazely z kaminek, pripoje-
nych k sedaci vane. V techto
kaminkach topilo Sc drevenym
uhlim a pfi sobotnl vecerni vi
chfici vehnany asi plyny z u
uhli do koupemy. Ctyfem le-
kaIum podarilo Sc po delsi do
be privesti Kofinkovou k vedo-
mi, nacez dopravena do vseo-
becne nemocnice. Fischlova by
la liz mrtva. Mrtvola po zjiste
nj smrti dopravena do ustavu
| pro soudni pitvu.
Volta Renes zemskym skol-
MIN inspektOrem. Praha, IL.
prosince. Post. zpr. - NcereJ-
81 "Narodni Listy" sdeluji, ze
soudruh Volta Benes, dosavad-
! nj okresni skolni Inspector Vi
nohradsky, ustanoven byl zem-
skym skolnim inspektorcm.
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d r O B N f
ON A M Ky.

PRADLENA hleda misto Ma
pranl zehleni. Haste sc {.
1915 Fullerton Ave-, aneb "a
volejte telefonem Union 1912
K. l-13
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NABYTEK ] KAMNA a
druhe ruky prodava q kupujs
V. SedlAcek, 1929 Broadway
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SVETLY BYT pro mensl rodi-
III nahore, eiektrika, plyn, kou
pelna, zachod, puda, skopky
We sklepe, ie hned k nasteho-
vani. Haste Sc V cis. 12806
Eenhanl Ave. v Mt. Pleasant,
LIT
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IHu, VApOIililldla-H IOnO, co VSe
Sc maze prihoditi.
A prece nemohla varovati
Errola, ze sir Lester Sc navra-
It'll.
NeodvaZila sc poSlati mu O
tom zpravu: mohla sc jen ma
diti, re Enrol z mesta primo sc
vrati ma Stapleton aniz by sc
stav6l ma Kings Restu.
Valencie peclive ukryla ba-
licek nalezeny Bertiem. Ultra
neb VI den nasledujici bude
snad moci nalez mu odevzdati.
Zatim nemohla niceho' uci-
niti, vedela jen, ze mnohem
dele takto ziti nemiize. Necht'
Sc stane cokoliv, bude nucena
|odhodlati Sc ku pravnim kro-
kun, at 81 jiz sir Lester potom
proti nj vznese jakekolivv OBJ
zaloby.
Prestavala dbati nasledkI,
stala sc bezohlednou a zoufa-
lou, a aby mohla miti sve dite,
chtela Sc odhodlati ku vsemu,
necht' 81 pax svet mluvi nj
jakkoliv.
Errol bude vedeti, ze jest pro
sta veskere why; Enrol bude
il milovati a ctiti.
Rozvod zajiste byl by j po.
volen myslela ze dite bude
muset byti prirknuto il. A sin
Lester nemohl il dokazati zad,
nou Spatnost.
A kdyz byla Sc svym oduvod
hovanim hotova, Ease pocinala
znovu a Znovu az sc nj vse
ito6ilo.
K ranu uvrhla Sc IA loze 9
spala neklidny spanek prova.
zeny sny, jez byly skoro hors
nez JEFF myslenky "a bdeni.
A TAX sc stale, ze vstala ca.
sne 2 rama a odesla podivati Sc
pa Bertieho.
Spal tise,eaale Valencie zl
stala u jeho ldzka - fbylo ,
tom pro nj neco utechy.
Predsevzala 81, ze v to rano
nebude vcereisim pripady
mluviti sc SIREN Lesterem -
neprospelo by to mnoho a ier
by to mohlo jej jeSte vice po
puditi a nabadati jej X tomu
laby 81 ma ditku nejak svuj hnGI
schladil.
Sir Lester po cele rano Sc ne
ukazal ,nebot' vstal pozde q
dial 81 snldani a brendu a sodo,
YOU vodu pfinesti do sveho 20.
koje.
Chtel sc vyhnouti zenc sve
nebot' nepTal 81 setkati sc S N
dokud by neprovedl hanebny
svuj imysl, kteryz chtel usku-
tecniti drive nez slunce zapa.
dne.
Bertie Sc vzpamatoval mno,
hem rychleii re sveho ustrnut
nez Valencie doufala a citil sc
dosti dobre, atkoliv nemel chu.
ii ku hre.
Matka jeho podrzela jej !
sebe tax dlouho iak jen mohla
ale odpoledne prisla zasa ma
vsteva a Valencie byla nucens
Isveriti hosika panske.
Pocalo sc smrakati, kdyz VI
lencie Ease byla volna a pax
Sc zachvela pfi pomysleni, IL
Errol snad bro tn bude moe
byti.
| Byl to studeny vecer zario
w, nebyl to ale studeny vzducl
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Ia otcovskem statku. \
Roman z anglickeho.

DeTLlc, pIdVlld Use, kuyz
|ditko il vse vypovedelo, ivy.
slechni me a DEF 81 dobry po.
zor ma to co tt prikazuji. Pc.
slechni mne ma sloyo. Ami slo.
vickem sc nezmin nikomu q
tom, re jsi tento balicek nalezl
videl aneb mne dial; nemluv G
tom, re jsi zabehl do ,onohc
prostoru. Rozumel jsi nh muj
drahousku!" "a
"Ano, matinko, budul h tc
pamatovati," pravil hos Ii.
baje svou matinku. "a ma.
tinko, neprala by jsi 81, by tu
byl Caro- a aby mi zpidl az
bych usnul?"
Zda-li by 81 toho pra !? -
"Prala!" to bylo bezvyz yamnt
slovo pokud Sc tykalo l1ojeni
nejvroucnejsi touhy srd jeji.
ho.
"Caro pride zitra,' h'avils
meme. "Snad usnes 1 ! ne.
no, me dite - musis Sc kusi.
ii 0 to. i.
A Bertie vysileny roz. z.kenin
brzo usnul. Valencie z 1tolals
chuvu, ably zustala u ttocha
piikazujic il, ably jei neopusti.
la ami ma okamzik.
Zatim bylo skoro deset ho
din a Valencie povstala kra
celia lehkym, ale pevnym kro
KEN dolu do spolecenskeho po
koje.
| V predpokoji setkala Sc To-
kajem, jenz Sc naiezal dlonhe
(, We sluzbach ma zamku a NJ
statku Sc narodil. Tazala Sc
ho,, kde muzey nalezti. sira Le
stera.
"Naleza Sc dosud v iidelne
mylady,' odtusil muz a ons
sklonila hlavu a minula slouzi
ciho, ubirajic Sc dale. Slouzic
chvili vahai a pax Ease k n
pokrocil.
"Mylady," pravil a hned "a
Sc V zmateni umlknul.
/, Ona obr;atila sc k nemu pre-
kvapena, pravila vsak laskave
80 co Sc jedna, Jakube
! "Mylady, prosim abyste m
prominula, re Sc tolik osmelu
j." pravil muz zardivaje Sc
ale mluve velkou opraydovo
sti, "chcete snad jiti k sirl
Lesterovi?"
Valencie ponekud Sc zamra
ella.
"Kdybych chtcla - co ni
tom?"
"Necinte tax, mylady - j;
alespon jiste bych tax neuci
nil pravil Jakub S vetsi jeStt
vaznosti a opravdovosti ne;
prve. "Sir Lester 81 pocins
strasne, mylady a my .ysiehn
vskutku name obavu s vas"
Valencie sc obratila k neml
skoro divoce.
"Jak Sc muzes opovazitir
zvolala, ale nahle Sc zarazila
Divoky Ear vymizel jeji oci
opfela Sc vysilena 0 zed' a pal
| sklonila hlavu $ jakousi hrdol
pokornosti.
"Ja = ia Sc ukvapila, Jaku
fbe?' pravila tlumenym hla
sem. "D6kuji yam, Jakube
Ne, nepujdu k nemu - nepu
! jdu X nemu - nepujdu dnes.
! Vratila sc do sve komnaty
Moi sluzebnici," pravila
soc same celia zdrcena. "vid
!, me pokoreni - me zneucteni
J. Zda-liz pax muze byti vGtsih
), pokoreni, vetsi handy mad We
1 domi. ze pokud muz tento zij
! isem jeho zenou!'
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Tsiben Dargi, znamy jake
Khutakhta, Gill szastupce bo-
Ii ma zemi'', fotografovany v
Moskve, kde jako hlava Mon
golske move revolucni republi-
ky. podepsal smlouvu, oteviraji
ci diplomaticke vztahy rus
kou sovetskou vladou.
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PRONAJME Sc byt 0 5ti po-
kojich dole, koupelna, fernes
a jine zarizeni. Tez Sc proda-
j vytapeci kamna ma plyn. -
Haste Sc V els. 3642 E. 1O8. ul.
Ill
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CSSHSJl III d IIIdIlIlhd JcJ OD-
jala tiskla jej ku svym ma
drum.
"Ma draha iG4atinko!" Sept
talo dltko, vinouc Sc k nj. -
"Tys plakala, matinko, neni-li
pravda?'
Ona usmevave pohlizela v
oblicej hocha, kteryz Sc tisk-
nul k jejimu vlastnimu, ale v
oclch jejich opravdove leskly
Sc Shy.
"Ne, mlj Berticku. HE'D,
jak Sc usmivam,'' pravila nez-
me- "Vsak skoro jsem zapla-
kala, muj drahousku, kdyz jsi
Sc mi ukryl. Proc pax jsi to
ucinil?"
BERTHE skryl svou hlavinku
ma jejlch nadrech a mlcel "a
tim co Sc slime chvel. Konec-
ne zaseptal:
"Tatfnek," ale hned Ease
umlknul.
"Nuze, drahousku, co Sc sta
lo?"
"On rekl, ze mne uderi -
vypravil re sebe BERTHE Sc WHY
kotem.
Valencie byla opravdu zde-
sena Il We vasnivem SVEN roze-
chveni privinula ditko k sobe.
"Mui bozew' zvolala, sklo-
nivsi hlavu svou ku zlate hla-
vince Bertieho a po diouhou
dobu nebyla S to promluviti je-
dineho slova, domysliti jedni-
nou myslenku krone te, re by
la ovladana divokou chutl ma
smrt zdrtiti muze, jenz Sc opo
vail byti TAX ukutnym k jeji-
mu svemu vlastnimu ditku.
Musela sc vSak ovladnouti--
nesmela sc takto svym citum
poddati.
Podivne, divoke mySlenky
Sc il vkladaly hlavu - my
slenky, dotirajici ma nj novou
silou, vytrvalosti a presvedci-
vosti. Musela Sc cd Mich od-
trhnouti, nesmela pripustiti, by
mad nj nabyly nadvlady.
Pevna jeji vule zviteZila. -
Pozvedla hlavu a docilila toho,
re opanovala svuj HAS, prve
nez Ease promluvila k ditku
svemu.
'sPovez mi 0 tom vsechno, -
muj drahousku," pravila meme
a hosik sc vzlykotem poyedei
vsechno i zakoncil sve vypra-
vovani slovy:
ga jsem chtel tatinkovi po-
vedeti pravdu, matinko! Neni-
liz pravda, re jsme Sc Carem
nesetkali caste? ia ale nevim,
co tatlnek mysleln'
Doslo tedy tax daleko! Jeji
vlastnl dite melo slouziti "a ma
stroj, ably srdce jeji jeste vice
bylo tryzneno - ono We sve
nevinnosti melo byti pouzlvano
ia zveda, ono melo otcem byt!
dotazovanO, zatim co mu da-
vano ma jevo, re matka ieho
pase neco nepraveho a ono
proti nj svedciti.
Zat'a zuby We rty a zoufa-
~, odvazny vyraz znovu sc oh
jevil V jejich ocich, vzdor to-
mu sladce promluvila ku svemu
diteti:
"Rekl isl pravdu, muj milou.
sku a to bylo poradku. Nyni
ale mi povez, kde re jsi ma
lezl tento balicek, ktery isl m
dal. Nesmis vice mysleti ma te
co sc stale dnes odpoledne -
nebudes nikdy vice postrasen.
Bertie ponekud jsa uspoko
jen pocal liciti sc dobrodruz
stvi a povedel ;ak nalezl bali
eek "a obrazem, jenz licem by
obracen ku stene nejvzdale
nejsim konte od dveri.
A Valencie, naslouchajic
trpce sc usmala.
Jaka podivna hra osudu!-
Obraz dotycny byl podobiznol
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VYMENIM dvourodinny dunn
ia grocerni obchod aneb jiny
majetek. Dale prodam aneb
vymenim Z akrd pozemku na
Lee Rd. Bliz5i Sc sdeli v els.
1865 L. I'D. st. Iii
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M-A Chcete-li prodati nebo
koupiti jakykoli majetek, o.
znamte to v dennlku "Svet"
a najdete rychle to, CO hle-
date.
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PRIME Sc muz k rozyazenl
$ truckem. Haste Sc elsie
2996 vych. 81. I'll. Ill
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PRONAJME Sc pekny byt 0
5ti mlstnostech koupelnou
nahore. Haste sc v els. 1853
Continental Ave., blize Wood
land Hills Parku. Ill
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PRODA Sc krasny buffet ia
S25.O0, move kuchynske zidle
po S1.75 kus, Victor gramofon
S 5oti rekordy "a $500, par
lor set $500, move matrace
20 $500, postele po $500, hou
paky po $500, pax dresry a
-kamna vSeho druhu. Jeden
Wilton karpet, jake novy ga
$500 a jeden . pri II ia $6.
lei stroje a iine a jine veci, do
stanete vzdy LEVINE. Haste Sc
v els. 4729 Broadway. Ill
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-11
PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME ST farma 0 50
akrech, 2 kone, 6 krav, 2 pra-
sata, slepice, 10 akrh pastvin
seno, owes, slama, brambory 9
hospodarske nacini.. Haste Sc
u JOS. Sedivy, 1879 vych. 49
ltl.. roh Hamm Ave. 7
The Glenwood post., 1922-12-07
BENEFIT FOR OLD COUPLE

The people of the Sloss and Ruedi
vicinity did a kind deed last Thursday
night and brought cheer at the Thanks
g wing season to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Blair, better known as Grandma and
Grandpa Blair, who have lived in that
country for number of years.
A party was given in the old couples
benefit at which sixty-five people
were present, a number coming from
Basalt The party was given at the
VIM. Smith home at Ruedi, and the eve
ming was spent with games and dane
ing A box luncheon was served, the
boxes being ratified off and bringing
he sum of $75. This amount, together
with donotions from number of the
people, brought the total to $1o6.25,
which was given to Mr.. and Mrs. Blair.
The Glenwood post., 1922-12-07

,
vices ............ ........ 500
Ivy pever, election servsces.. 500
Estella Davis, election services 500
Bessie Jordan, election services 500
j. G. McMahan, election SER
wees .......... .......... 1910
E. A. Cliff, election services. 500
M. Burnett, election services. 2.5O
Blanch Bushnell, election SER
vices .......... ....... 7.59
Lester Sparks, election services 10.1O
Ernest Collins, election SER
vices ............ ...... 500
Emma Park, election services 1000
w. j. Jenkins election SER
vices .......... .......... $3.50
Emma Collins, election services 1000
May. Sanders, election services 1880
Leah Rees, election services. 500
Earl Bushey, election services 1900
Mrs. j. Cole, election services 1910
Chas. Taughenbaugh, election
services ............ ...... 1000
Dexter Smith, election services 1910
Mrs. M. Mitchell, election SER
vices ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Ella Burch, election hervices. 22.OO
Georgia Gisin, election SER
vices ................. 5.OO
Jessie Judd, election services. 500
T. M. Hickman, election ser
vices ................. 800
G. w. Pittman, election ser
vices .................. 800
G. S. Mitchell, election services 500
John Mckarnes, rent ....... 1000
Lucie Ellis, election services. 500
Zelda Brenton, election SER
wees ............ ....... 800
G. w. Marling, election SER
vices ................. o.UO
II. q. Brenton, election services 500
u. w. W4ghtman, election SER
vices ............ ....... 1878
lucie Fravert, election services 1910
Nora Ruple, election services 500
Jennie l.. Miller, election ser
wees ................ 5.0O
Laura l.. LeRossignoll, election
services .......... .... 5.OU
Stella Murphy, election ser
vices .......,....... 500
Bert Ellis, election services. 500
M. E. Morrow, election services 1000
Margaret Sipprille, election
services ......... ..... 5.0U
Sarah E. Freeman, election SER
Vlces ........... ....'.. o.o0
E. e. Wheatley, election SER
vices ............ ........ o.oo
Lucia A. Wheatley, election ser
wees ......... .......... 1000
R. o Gardner, election services 1000
Elsie Smith, election services 9.20
A. G. Hendricks, election ser
vices .......... .......... 1920
Lille Davis, election services 1000
Geo. W. Wolverton, election
services ........ ....... 1O.OU
Frank Boland, election services 500
P. W. Divilbiss, election SER
vices ........... ........ 1o.15
W. A. Tillotson, Sec., rent. 20.OO
May Lee, election services... 1850
Otto v. Coulter, election ser
vices .......... .......... lO.Ou
The Glenwood post., 1922-12-07
THANKSGIVING DINNER

Mrs. f. ]. Horan, wife of DR.. Koran,
delightfully."- entertained at Thanksgiv-
ing dinner last Thursday the following
being her guests: DR.. and Mrs. O. L.
Mccartney, Reba and Omar Mccartney,
the Misses Sarah and Stella Dildine,
Mrs. Bisbee, Miss Frances Simmons,
Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Clark and son,
Ralph Evans, and Miss Leo Walker.
The Glenwood post., 1922-12-07

John B. Weir, supplies ..... $50
C. H. Biersch:ed, coal ....... 7O.1o
Bailey 4 Tidwell, supplies.... 1900
Paine Bros, supplies ........ 1000
James Ballas, coal poor fund. A.0o
F. W. E. Henkle, medical SER
vice .......... ........... $500
E. R. Ould, balance on 6eptem-
Der Acct. .......... ...... 12.20
The Glenwood Springs SAM
tarium, care Flora Redmond $50
MOTHERS COMPENSATION FUND
Annie Rybka, mothers COM
pensation ........ ........ 1900
Celia Carpenter, mother 8 comp. 1900
Maggie Arnold, mother 5 comp. 1000
Violet M. La Branch, moth
. er's comp. ................ 2C.0O
Fannie B. Garrison, mothers
CONN ........... ........ 1000
Edna Huckler, mothers comp. 1000
Mild'na 7. Lehr mothers comp. 1900
Maude Boise. mother COMP. 1900
Flora E. Redmond, mothers
GOWN ........... 1900
Sarah Z. Hill, mothers comp. 500
Lue Eta Wheeler, mothers
comp. ............ ....... $500
Hattie Hunt mothers COMP. 1900
ADVERTISING FUND
Railroad Red Book, advertis-
ing October and November. 1000
WALTER J. FROST,
County Clerk.