davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-05-01
PRICES OF COTTON
IN MARKET TODAY
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 1.-Cotton futures
opened steady; May, 27.S5; July, 2s.4s;
October, 23.95; December. 1884; jan
uary. 1922. The market was rather
irregular and unsettled during to-
days early trading. The cables were
better than due and the opening was
steady at a decline Of points on
August. but generally 2 to 13 points
higher In consequence. Five May no.
ttces were reported in circulation and
prices eased of several points right
after the call. selling down TO 27.5S
for May and 23.sS Tor October under
q renewal OF the recent selling move
rnent The offerings OF May were
quickly absorbed. however. and. while
carly weather advices were favorable,
there were private reports Of rains
In Texas. which. combined with the
talk OF better trade in Manchester
and something OF a tendency to re-
duce acreage figures, soon caused
rallies
NEW ORLEANS. May Cotton fu-
furs' fu's % opensd n.,os. steady y Nay. 2sss
@ sscs: :s j.nueFy ostoO: sss ' rhs pseemeer .sofm
warning for the Texas coast and fear
OF more rain for the western cotton
belt generally caused buying in a
large way in the early trading In cot
ton today.
NEW YORK. May l.-Cotton fu-
lures closed steady: May, 2730. July,
26.0s; October, 23.s5; December. 23.40;
January. 23.13; spot quiet; middling,
27.50.
NEW ORLEANS, May Cotton
futures closed steady at net declines
of 2 to 81 points Closing bid: May,
$3.50; July. 25.s5; October. 23.33; De-
cember 2294: January 22S3
NEW ORLEANS. May 1.-Spot cot
ton full and unchanged: sales on the
spot, none: sales to arrive. 27; low
middling. 26.25; middling, 27.Oo: good
middling. 27.6o; receipts. 4.32; stock,
1l6,055.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
ANACONDA REPORTS
$11,432,044 INCOME
Big Deficit Wiped out-oil Shares
Of SO Per Cent-Other
Briefs.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May Met income Of
$l1.432.044 for the year 1922 is re-
ported in the annual report of the
Anaconda Copper Mining Company, as
compared with a deficit Of more than
$s.oo0.ooo In 1921. This is equivalent
to about $175 a share on the capital
stock. Gross income Of $175.450,3s4
was the largest in the history Of the
company and was due to the acquisi-
tion early in 1922 of the American
Brass Company.
An analysis Of stock prices dis
closes that rs active oil shares are of
an average Of sc per cent from their
high marks of the year. The largest
decline is in Prair,e OIL and Gas. of
- points. Pan-American- Is Off 24
points; Associated OIL, 26 points: Cali
fornia PETROLEUM, 10 points: Cosden.
IGN. and Phillips Petroleum. Is
points. Postum Cereal is OF about
II points from the years high. and
American Wooden has declined is
points from its high for 1923.
The monthly review OF the New
York Federal Reserve Bank, issued
today. estimates that the building
shortage has been reduced one-quar-
ter. Building. permits issued In 1853
cities in March were valued at $780,
414,000, the review says.
f. ]. Godsol, president Of the Cold
"yn PICTURES Corporation. today an
nounced that the stockholders had an
proved a reduction in the authorized
capital stock OF the corporation from
100000 to 100000 shares Of no par
value. The reduction was favored by
10 per cent OF the stockholders.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
MARKET IMPROVES
IN[ATEIRAD|nG.
Decided Improvement Noted
in Final Hour-SaIes Total
$500, 900 Shares.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May Professional
bear operators succeeded In bringing
about q secondary reaction In today's
more active stock market, but the
usual market leaders showed better
resistance to selling pressure. Sew
eral weak spots were developed. how
ever. notably Union Tank and Strom-
berg Carburetor. Professional senti-
ment apparently continued bearish.
but some good investment buying was
reported at the lower levels. Sales
approximated 100000 shares.
The closing was Irregular. The
dnal hour witnessed some decided
improvement in prices. Lower money
rates and buying on the theory that
the decline had remedied technical
conditions caused the upturn. Bald
win, Studebaker. Gulf States Steel,
Utah Copper, California Petroleum
and Pan-American Petroleum led the
rally.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
PARIS MARKET UNSTEADY.

PARIS. May 1.--Prices moved irregu-
iarly on the bourse today. Three per
cent rentes, 81 francs so centimes; ex-
change on London. 6S francs S5 cent
times. five per cent loan. "a francs 80
centimes. The dollar was quoted at IA
francs S31a centimeS
Evening star., 1923-05-01
FIGHT ISSTARTED
| ON BUILDING COSTS
Hoover Conference Plan
Taken Up in Effort to End
Crisis in Construction.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 1.--An advisory
committee of fifteen builders. archi-
tects and bankers met today to devise
q plan to relieve the acute building
crisis In New York and check alb
normally high wages and cost OF ma
terial. The committee. was named
after conference yesterday of 100
men Interested in building. at which
it was charged that "snowballing" or
rolling up Of wages was one of the
cardinal causes Of the situation.
The conference was called. 1t was
said. at the suggestion Of Secretary
Of Commerce Hoover, who was re-
ported to have indicated he would caIl
meeting In Washington to- take up
the matter -.
Various builders declared. bricklay-
ers have demanded and received $l4
a day. common laboTers $8 and hoist
ing engineers s12. The demands. they
said, were "snowballed" in a single
day without previous notice.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
HOD CARRIERS STRIKE.

BUFFALO, N Y. May IA strike
of / 500 hod carriers was begun hpe
today The men have been getting
from So to 65 cents an hour and de-
mand a uniform scale of IS cents for
an eight-hour day.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
STUDEBAKER EARNS
INCREASED PROFITS

SOUTH BEND. Ind. May 1.-The
report of the studebaker Corporation
for the first quarter OF the year
shows net profits OF $s.l7o.S71 after
all charges and reserve for federal
taxes. equivalent after preferred
dividends to IS share on the S75..
100000 common stock outstanding.
against net profits OF 34,0s9,s4s. or
$40 a share or the 1so.0oO.00o COM
mon outstanding in the same period
last year. Net sales were $43.27s.-
464. against $27.Sl6.sl7 and net in
come $7,0S6,454,> against $4,575.S36
last year. Total surplus as of March
81. last. was s1S,460.Ss7. against SAL
l28.092 on the same date last year.
Tho consolidated balance sheet as
of March 81. last. showed cash
to S12.57S.7s7. against $15.-
174.396, while net receivables were
s6.761,5Ss, against $4.S59,57S. Accounts
payable stood at $6.19t.s2s. against
$6.156.635 last year. Total assets
and liabilities were 3ll6,a93,21s,
against $114.63O,7S9.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office

the movement Of independent oils.
and these generally followed the
course OF the Standard group, which
was heavy.
Announcement of price advaM60
by Durant Motor Company failed to
have much effect. The Delaware
stock opened higher, despite weak
lively sold again in the afternoon
Dubilier Condenser and Radio was
not helped by the report for the quar-
ter ended March 81 last, showing net
quick assets as of March 81 last were
1895. 900, against current liabilities OF
$4,000. New Jersey Zinc was strong
among the mining stocks, responding
to the good report for the first three
months.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
BUSINESS UP 80 PER CENT
Pittsburgh Area Shows Big Gain
Over Last Year,
Special Dispatch TO The Star

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. May Com
mercial operations in this district to-
day are 80 per cent heavier than at
this time a year ago. II bank clear
fngs offer fair basis OF measure
ment.
New business Is less pressing in the
being offered the mills than they can
comfortably handle. The advance in
sheets and tin plate by the major In
forest did not serve to check buying
and mills are having difficulty IN
short handed and 1t is almost i'm
possible to secure enough clerks in
this section to handle the business.
Evening star., 1923-05-01

NEW YORK. May 1.-Foreign ex-
changes irregular. Great Britain,
demand, 463s4; cables. 4.64; sixty-day
bills on banks. 4.62. France. demand,
.06731a; cables, .0674. Italy, demand,
.04ss; cables. .o4sSia. Belgium. de-
mand, o5Se; cables, .05s012. Germany,
demand. .o0e033; cables. .oOo033k.
Holland demand. 1909; cables. 1912.
Norway. demand, 400; Sweden. de-
mand, .2S78; Denmark. demand, 1885:
Switzerland. demand. 1907: Spain, de-
mand, 1881; Greece. demand. .0120:
Poland, demand. .0oo021: Czechoslova-
kia, demand. .02ss; Argentine, demand,
$3.50; Brazil, demand. 1910; Montreal,
9S1-16.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

May 1. 1923-l pm.
rotations furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

BOSTON. May 1.-Following is a
list of .todays highest, lowest and
closing prices for the most active
stocks dealt In here:
Evening star., 1923-05-01
BY WILLIAM r. HEFrERNAN.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The curb
market again today experienced 4
period OF liquidation and professional
selling which carried prices through
out the greater part Of the list well
below the Monday finals.
After the first hour or SO the SELL
ing movement appeared to have sub
sided and new buying at the low lew
els brought about a substantial re-
covery in a number Of active leaders
OF The decline. But as the day went
on the market was again called on to
Withstand further heavy pressure.
Little Of importance happened In
Evening star., 1923-05-01
WOULD ABANDON LINE.

Permission to abandon operation on
it's fourte en-mile line from Roseboro to
Cooper. in Arkansas, was sought from
the Interstate Commerce Commission
today by the Caddo and Choctow rail-
road, which declared receipts were in
suflcient too pay the cost of running
one train q day over the line s.4.
Evening star., 1923-05-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. May 1.-Cotton-Spot
quiet; prices easier. Good middlng,
1916; fully middling. 1886; middling.
1925: low middling. 1901; good ordi-
nary. 14.51: ordinary. 1921. Sales, 5000
bales. including 1900 American. Re-
ceipts" 1000 bales. including 800 Amer
lean. Futures closed barely steady.
May. 14.49; July. 1929: October, 1911:
Evening star., 1923-05-01

PITTSBURGH, May 1.-Paints and
oils are increasing in activity as the
weather becomes warmer. There also
Is heavy buying of wall paper.
Evening star., 1923-05-01

NEW YORK, May 1.-Followinx Is
An official list Of bonds and stocks
traded in on the New York Curb Mar
ket today:
Evening star., 1923-05-01
CALL MONEY LOWER.

NEW YORK, May 1.-Call money
easier; high. 5N; low, 5; ruling rate.
5A; closing bid. s; offered at 5A; last
loan, s: call loans against acceptances.
S. Time loans hrmer: mixed collat-
eral. $3.50 days. 5ka5x: AS months.
5Il. Prime commercial paper, 5a5A
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
PROcEs S "BIc JIMEM".

"Big jim" Morton, jemuz
spovolen byl novy soud,. byl. wee
ra pod bezpecnou strait, spo-
lu s porotou sestavenou z po-
loviny muzd a poloviny zen,
dopraven do Edgewater odboc
ky The Cleveland Trust Co.,
,driv the West Cleveland Bank
Co., v els. 1O1O1 Detroit ave.
N. Banka byla dne 16, cerv-
ma 1919 ozbrojenou bandou
sedmi lupicd okradena o obnos
$65.000 a Morton obvinen, lie
byl vyprave teto vldcem a. ta-
Ike cdsouzen, ale podal odvola-
nj, opiraje sc O alibi, ktere mu
mali dosvedciti jeho pratele,
d6kazem, re v dob6, kdy zlo-
Gin byl spachan, meskal v Chi
cagu.
Prohlidka bankovnich mist
nosti netrvala Mouho a Morton
sam jevil 0 n6ktere podrobno-
sti znacny zajem. Po navratu
nebylo clendm, poroty Sdoyole.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
SPATNE POPLASNE ZRfZE.
Nj STALO zIVOT
DEVCATKA.

Celia fada stiznosti dosla v
predm6stf Lakewoodu ma pred
potopnf signalni system. Vinou
toho slendrianu zmaren byl
zivot maleho d6vcete, jehoz
matka sc "a povstaleho poza-
ru nemohla dovolati hasicd. V
jinem pffpad6 hrozila pax v
tam6jsi skole panika, jez mo-
hla mfti nedozimych nasledkd
jelikoz ucitelkas hodiajfci W.
dati pozani poplach nemohla
sehnati pfislusny peniz do po-
zarniho automatu. Ia znacne
tisice bylo ohnem zpdsobeno
skod jen nasledkem, re hasici
byli povolani ma jina mista.
Stane-li Sc neco, neni mono
dovolati Sc policie, leda kdyz
Sc pro strazce .bezpe6nosti do
jede automobilem.
o predpotopnim zarizeni by
10 jednano ma vcerejsi schulz
mestske rady a zadana Okla
mzita naprava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
,KDE MESKA ,VRAH.
BURKEHO?

Pachatel atentatu ma millio-
naFe a krale vsech paserl ko-
fally, Martina Burkeho, jenz
zastfelen byl pred vlastnfm do
mem Y nedAi vecer,v " Pittsbur-
ku, zdruzuje Sc, die nahledu
detektivd dosud We zminenem
m2ste. PGvodni domenky, ze
vrah uiel do Akron, ci dokon-
ce do Clevelandn jsou pry bez-
podstatnymi. Grady ale jsou
ujisteny, ze Gin spachan byl
bud konkurentyev nedovole.
mem obchode. aneb jest vysled
kem misty. Jinak zahalen jest
zlotin dosud v tenno a patra.
nj melo az dosud jen negativ.
nj vysledky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
sIBRINKY soKoLA KoMEN
SKY v MT. PLEASANT.

Sebothi karneval Sokola Kor
mensky pofa'dany v spolkov6
|sini ma vych. 131. ul. tesil Sc
jako vzdy velke dcasti. Porota
|sestavena z dam Muzikove,
Prokopove, Dvofakove, Snaj-
drove a Wildove a pand Mu-
|zfka, Fialy, Cerhy, Haka, Vo-
|jacka a Krumhanzla m6la do
sti prace, ably premie spravne
byly rozdany. Mask veImi
|peknych.k tonu bylo tolik, ze
volba byla velice tezkou. Ceny
rozdany byly v nasledovnim
poradi: Premie damske: 1.
Moravanka-pi. I'd. link; II.
FHanacka- pi. A. Dvofakova;
III. Cernohorka sestra Kraw-
Ecova;. ". Kijevka-pi. Maza-
We; v. Karkulka- Sylvia We
yerkova. &upinova cena: Uci-
telka a skolacky - cvicenky
|Sokola A. J.. Komensky.
Premie panske: l. Zebraci-
sestra NJ. Pedal, sestra T. Bla-
|hovec; III. Ceskoslovensky kroj
p. Cerveny; III. Flasinetar
= pi. al. Pesek; w. Bachus
br. A. Pfenosil; v. Moravsky
kroj-br. J. Havranek; skupi-
nova cena /: Trampove - XIII
ma, Svoboda, Bohatka.
Cily zabavni vybor jedonty
'chysta pro pfist6 move pfekva-
peni, velkou Akademii. q.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
DEBS PkIJAL POZVANf
CITY CLUBU.

Tajemnik City Clubu, F. T.
Hayes, obdrzel vcera cd Eu-
gena Debse dopis, v kterem
pfijfma' pozvani teto organisa-
ce a pfijede do Clevelandu, by
zde promluvil v dobe nejbliz-
81. Ceka pry ien, jakmile mu
choroba dovoli cestu podnik-
nouti. Tajemnik soucasne O.
znamuje, ze jsou pro ucel O.
nen volne pouze nasledovni
hny: 10. dnor, !; 10, Ia AI24.
bfezen, z kterych dna w sob9
ma host vhodne datum vybra-
ii. Clenstvo organisace The
Cleveland Forum hodla sc u.
chopiti Debsovy navstevy a
usporadato tez velky tabor Ii.
du v mestskem Auditoriu.
v City Clubu hrozi nasled
KEN pozvani Debse dalsi roz
trzka, neb as pdl tuctu novycl
clenG projevuje svoii nespoko
jenost tim, ze klubu vystou
pill, krone cele rady jinych
kteff zasilaji prozatim jen pa
pirove protesty. Predseda XII,
blu Cain slavnostn9 prohlasuie
ze ma schulz "a reci predseda
ii nebude, -proto sc ale snat
bude tociti svet klidne dale.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
DfTE vYPovlDALO We PRO
SPEECH ZE zHARSTVl OBJ
zALOVANEHO OTCE.

Ma Abrahamu Aranovskym,
4917 Holyoke ave. s. F. ,ulpelo
tezke podezfeni, mel 81 sam
zapaliti, ably ziskal pojistne.
Jako sv6dkyhk byfa 'vyslecmu.
ia 8-leta dcerka obzalovaneho
Sarah, jez okresnimu sondci
vypravsfa, zsIbylal ,prave s OF.
Gem V obrazkovem divadle
kdyz polar y,jejich domu Wy.
pukl. Vranili Sc k II. hodine
kdyz jiz byp ,po ohni. gDeyce
nedalo Sc splesti kfizovymi o.
tazkami slecny Jaffoxe, ktert
zastavala ifA zalobce. Vypo
vsdi ditste pax soudce c. A
Reida presvedcily % nevine A
Aronovskeho, tax ze vynes
.rozsudek osapbozpvaci;s ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
LUPlcI PoUklLi srkEDovE
AKE ToRTURY.

Do obchodn Make Lefkovit.
re v (. 201O ST. Clair ave. vra.
zili vcera r&no diva lupici, vnu.
till pfepadeneho do sklepa,
.kde v zanestf svazali no ma
rouru vodpvodu. Kdyz mu
byli uloupAi $4,000, rychle
uprchli. Poveseny Lefkovitz
sebou v.nepohodfne posici uni.
tai skorem phlhodiny nezh byl
vysvobozen.
Podobny kSasek, ale 8 men.
sim stestim provedli JIM dvd
nicemove v bbchod9 divadfa
Terminal, 232l Superior ave.,
kde svazali a zavfeli zfizence
jenz prass zametal. Pokus Id.
picd dostati Sc do pokladny sc
vsak nezdafff. Zajatec byl pc
7deji osyobo7en jinym zfizen-
Gem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
KAREL KRATOCHVlL z Gle
VELANDU, SPACHAL SEBE-
VRAzDU v KARDASOVE
RECICI v CECHACH.

v spolkovem zivote u mas
zramy krajan Karel Krato-
civil, jenz as pred tfemi roxy
odjel do sveho rodiste Karda-
sovy Recice, vlozil ma sc v zmi-
nenem miste ruku, otraviv Sc
dine 26. prosince kyselinou du-
sicnou. Co jej vehnalo v naruc
smrti, neni znarao. Stisnene
pomery to nebyly, jelikoz, jak
mi smutna zprava dale, odka-
zal tam6jsi sokolske jednote
10000 Kc. Zpravu pfinesl
Demi Hlasatel re soukromeho
dopisu, Zaslaneho rodin6 p. F.
Stejskala v {. 2509 South Ham
lin ave. Zoufaly krajan po po-
|ziti ziraviny skonal teprve "a
20 hodin po hroznych bole-
stech.
Y Clevelande pracoval po
nejakou dobu jako krejci u
krajana Pikla ma vych. 40. ul.
byl clenem sokolske Jednoty
zdejs i peveckeho spolku Lu-
mir-Hlahol.l V dobe naseho O.
svobozenskeho hnuti byl hor-
livym sberatelem narodnich
SHREK a jeste pred odjezdem
..sbiral pfispevky ma sokolovnu
" Kardasove Recici cd zdejsich
rodaki. Pan Frank Krato.
chvil, zam3stnany v Plzenskem
, pivovare jest tusime, bratran.
Gem nest 'astneho krajana. Jal
zprava vylicuje dale, t6sil 81
!. Kratochvil zejmena v kruzicl
sokolskych velke oblibe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
zABIL " OpftO OSTI DLOUHO
LETEHO KAMARADA.
G. Roedl &c pfizn8v4 k "a
stfeleni McCregora.

25-lety G.. L. Roedl byl wee
ra vecer obzalovan 2 vrazdy
sveho dlouholeteho pritele a
spolubojovnika "a sv6tove val
ky Ed. J.. Gregora, jenz byl po
vesele pitce v departmentnlm
dome Pontiac ma Euclid a W.
chodnf 50. ul. nalezen v sobo-
tn vecer zastfeleny. Jak ozna
memo, zatceni byli diva druzl
kumpani O. P. Chill, baseball
love rozhodci Americke Ligy
a Rob. j. Burke, kontraktor ze
Shaker Heights. Oba posled-
'nejsi byli vsak propusteni, ,neb
jim krone nehorazneho opiti
'nebylo niceho dokazano; bu-
dou vyslechnuti jen, jako sved-
ci.
Roedl Sc k cinu primal a w.
pravi, ze Sc snazil zjednati po-
koj mezi McGfegorem a Chill
lem a ze prvnejsiho zastrelil
teprve potion, kdyz McGregor
byl po n6m sam dvakrate stre-
lii. Dale pravil, re jest svo-
bodnym a udal svoji adresu v
(. 1925 Pierpont ave. Celia
spole6nost popijela v jednom
hostinci dolenniho m6sta a pax
sc dala taxicabem dovezti do
apartmentniho domu, kde me-
10 byti v pitce pokracovano.
Ale jiz ma ceste povstala had
ka, "a ktere McGregor srazil
Chilla k zemi, jak souhlasn6
lici / sofer, v byte bylo pax v
sarvatce pokracovano az k o.
sudnemu jejfmu zakoncenf.
Obvineny nasilne odvedl Nc
Gregora do, jednoho pokoje,
kde jej chlacholil, ale tento Wy
nal re zasuvky' revolver a dva-
krate nan vypalil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
PLYNovA OTAZKA We
vkEREJSfM ZASEDANf
MESTSKE RADY.
JmenovSni uzsiho smirGiho w.
boru vyjedn&vajiciho 8 East
Ohio Gas Company.

Pc bOuflivem Jednani a de-
batovani odhlasovano bylo We
vcerejsi schulz neocekavane
malou vetsinou pouhych dvou
hlasd, ably vybor, ktery ma phi
voditi smir s plynarnou a do
hodnouti Sc o Gene plynu sesta-
val jen re dvou m6stskych rad
Mich a pravniho riditele Lam
ba spolu s vysadnim komisa-
rem Carlem Schulerem.. Pred
seda m9stske rady C.. G. Tow
|. mes jmenoval hned po vysled-
ku jake prisedici teto smirei
rady radni A. j. Damma 2 %.
wardy, vychodni strany, demo-
krata a l.. G.. Schooleye, repp-
blikana, IzastupuHciho wardu
/. ma stran6 zapadni.
Mayor Fred Kohler vyzval
pred hlasovanim ra'du, ably hla
sovala bez ohledu ma poitiku
a mela ma zreteli jen ciste OBJ
chodni stranku cele v6ci. ..'Vse
co podnikne pravni fiditel P.
Lamb, bude mnou schvaleno,
neb vse, co ujednate bude mi
predlozeno k prijeti neb "a
mitnuti. Cena, kterou budu
zastavati, bude cena, ma KITE
re Sc usnesete Wy. Uziji sve-
no vetovaciho prava, ably cena
"a plyn byla vdci lidu sprave-
diva" V osloveni prohodil,
re neveri, re by plynarna mo-
hla l. kvetna uzariti plynovo-
dy, jelikoz by to byl drahy
spas, ktery 81 the East Ohio
Gas Co. dobre rozmysli. Ton
jeho reci nesl Sc jistou uprim-
nosti, ba familiernosti, nazyval
m6stske radni "svymi hochy"
a nabadal k spolecne praci.
Navrh ma zm9nu dosavadni
politiky oproti plynarne podal
radni "a 26. wardu, E.. Potter
jenz jako predseda zastupoval
onemocneleho radniho Mar
shalla, "a dosavadnfho vyjed-
navani sirsim vyborem, jeho5
cinnost prevzata bude komisi
jen ctyrcfennou Sc strany me-
sta. Ably S cinnosti uzsiho w.
boru byli vsichni clenoye NEST
ske rady stale obeznamovani,
pov6fil pfedseda mestske ra-
dy, Townes, mestskeho klerka
Freda w. Thomase, ably ma
schGzich uzsiho vyboru zasta-
val trad tajemnika.
Pro prijeti Potterovy reso-
luce hlasovali radni Brasch-
witz, Garfield, Cook, Curry,
Damn, Finkle, F. Force, Hahn
S. B. Michel, McGinty, Orli-
kovsky, Petrash, Potter, Schoo
ley, Sklenicka, Smith, Sulz-
man a Wheeler. Proti resolu-
ci pax odevzdali hlasy: Bron-
stup, Flemming, Gallagher, a.
j. Mitchell, Moore, Rieder, Ro-
berts, Sammon, Stacel, Thomp
son, Townes a Walsh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16
TY'HLE DETI.

Ucitel rozprav6l d6tem o pa
il, jak byla Eva stvorena z A.
damova Zebra, ktere mu BIE
vybral po cas- spanku. Ma dru-
hys den vidi matka Janika, jak
sc drzi "a prsa sviji Sc bole-
sti. "Co tt je, drahe dite? Co
Sc II stalo?" ptala Sc ulekana
matka. Zach, maminko, ia
mann zde takovou bolest, ze
Sc obavam, ze dostanu -zenu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-16

= Nejlep;i znamenitost SUI
navy uvidite Fl. ledna v 81.
nj J, a. Komensky, A !.
Evening star., 1923-12-28
AUCTION SALES.
EYryrUrn nAXs

ADAM A.. WEsCHLER. AUcT1oNEER.
Trustees'i Sale of Valuable
Improved Re al Estate,
"Kingsboro Apartment,
at Southwest Corner 11th
and Girard Streets, known
as Nos. 2716 to 2730 18th
St. N. w.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust duly
recorded. in Liher No. 4744. folio al. et seq.,
Of dhe nd records ol the District Of
thereby, the Undersigned trustees will offer
for sale by gnb,ie auction; ion, n front Of : the
OF JANUARY, A.D. 1924, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ; the following described land
and premises. situate in the city of Washing
parts Of lots Nos; 2s and 90 in block No. 25,
the once OF the Surveyor for the District OF
Columbia in Liber 65 at folio 1T: said block
No. Is being now known for purposes Of as
Subject to agreement as to party-wall recorded
in Liber s4o5 at folio 232 OF the land records
to pror deed of as
$75 600. at go. due November 80, 1924
Terms Of sale: Over and above said trust.
annually, secured by second deed of trust on
tne proper.s 500, OF al s yssn over sha h ABOVE
chaser. deposit Of $500 required OF
the purchaser at the time Of sale. All con-
veyaneing. recording revenue stamps and
fees at the cost of the purchaser.
Terms of sale to be complied with within
thirty days from day O. sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser. after five days advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published In
the city OF "''hinf5GHN ffoaN i r. u Ho1MnAp.
J. NEWTON BREWER,
Trustees.
d. PEYSER, Atty,
wilkins Bldg.
dec22d&dse xs:i& hols