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The Connecticut labor news., 1923-09-22
Railway Clerks Dedicate New Bank of Their Own

Governor A. V. Donahey, of Ohio, made the principal address at the dedication He referred to the build ing and the organization of the bank as landmark in the march of organ ized labor, an achievement involving the factor of numerous persons in a laudable, common cause. "A great body of railway clerks, having faith in each other and having in mind their common welfare, joined in this great movement and the result is a ability, genius and good will" said the governor. Individuals come and go. Individual fortunes rise and fall But society, banded together, will pros per and progress as long as it's col lective purposes are wholesome, help full and honest" he said.
 President Gompers, in an article in the current number of The Railway Clerk, the organizations official jour nal, says of the brotherhood's achieve ments:
 "The Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers, Express and Statoin Employees IS to be sincerely congratulated upon the magnificent achievements that have attended it's comparatively brief his
 "The more significant than these. symbols of strength and solidarity, however, IS the actual strength and solidarity itself. Within short time the organization has grown from practically nothing to a position of equal rank with other. organizations in the railway department of the A. F of This growth besDeaks a constructive leadership and deter imitation on the part of the workers themselves to have a voice in deter mining the conditions under which -hey will give service"
 Other speakers besides Governor | Donahey, were Mayor George Carrel of Cincinnati, Congressman A. E. B. l Stephens of Ohio, Grand President E. H. Fitzgerald, Grand Secretary Treasurer George s. Levi, and Editor Phil E. Ziegler, of the brotherhood
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-09-22
Food Costs Increase

Washington, Sept. 22.-For the year period August Is, 1922, to August Is, 1923, food costs increased in all but one of the % cities reporting, says the United States bureau of labor statis- tics. Philadelphia lead with II per cent increase, followed by Indianapolis, Manchester and Pittsburgh, 10 per cent :; Detroit, per cent; Boston, Bridgeport and Chicago, 8 per cent; Newark, New Haven and Scranton, per cent; Balt- more, Fall River, St. Paul, Washing ton, D, C., and Portland, Me, 6 per cent; Columbus and Los Angeles, 5 per cent; Kansas City, Omaha and Sa- vannah, 4 per cent; Houston and Little Rock, ? per cent; Seattle, less than five tenths of l per cent. Dallas decreased per cent
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-09-22
STATE SAVINGS
 BANK 39 Pearl Street, Hartford, Conn. Mot Size, But Strength" A Mutual Savings Bank.
 Organized 1888,
RESIST INJUNCTION.

Decatur, Ill.,. Sept. 22-Increasing resistance. to the labor injunction was unanimously favored by the state fed eration of labor, at its annual conven- tion in this city.
 Officers of the federation reported to the convention that judges are us- ing this tyranny with greater frequency.
 Injunction as now misused during labor disputes represents very sinister revival of the power of ancient kings to govern their subjects by arbitrary proclamations issued without the au- thority or sanction of any legislative body the officials declared.
 "The injunction-government by law -is growing steadily throughout the United States
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-09-22
STEWARD REELECTED.

Denver, Sept. 22-Fhe convention of the National Federation of Federal En- ployes reelected President Steward Boston. was selected as the next con- vention city.
 Many resolutions bearing on i'm proved working conditions in the gov ernment service were considered. La bor colleges were approved, and mem- bers were urged to give their support to same.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
ZMENY " UREDNlCKEM
PERSONALu THE Gle
VELAND TRUST CO.

Henry Er1kler,
Tiditel 1radov-
ny The Cleve-
land Trust Co.
ma Woodland
a vych. %. ul.
"a uIplynulych
sest rokd sta
ne SIC riditele'r1l
ma Wood hand
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
BURNS KA]|DlDATEM sMR.
II Y ELEEfRIcKE zIDLI.

Pred vellPporotou okresu
Lake bude v pondeli rozhodo-
vano . vine 1lenryho D. Burn
Sc, jenz jest fbzalovan, ze "a
vrazdil many fku, jejiz mrtvo-
la byla dne ~. rijna nalezena
zahra bana v Pse blize Mentor
u Painesville. Proces riditi bu-
de okresni so\dce A. G. Rey-
nolds. Domndly vrah vsak Gin
zapfra q neuaEava tvrditi, ze
jest nevinnen y pT,i oznameni,
ze pocatkem fdne bude SOU
zen, prohodil, fze soudy neve-
.di, co cini''.
Vyslech sv6dkd byl vcera We
a hod. ukonden, pfedvolano
bylo 100 osob, jejichz vypove-
di trvaly 4 dng. V porote jest
patrna jista jednomyslnost, tax
ze Sc zda, ze zaverecne uvazo.
vani 0. vine nepotrva dlouho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
KABARETT v MOUNT
PLEASANT

v nedeli dne Ia. ledna. t. j.
Ultra v Komenskeho SIM ma W.
chodnf 131. ulfi usporada p.
Vaclav Albreck z Prahy kon-
certni a kabaretni vecer.
Pana Albrechta predchazi
ia nejlepA povtst, jako vybor-
n6ho zpevaka virtuosa ma
Akordeon. Pfijd'te Sc pobavi-
ii 2 uslysite ty. nejnovejsi pi-
sne q popevky jez sebou pfi-
veil p. V. Albrecht. Bude to
jiz jeden z poslednich koncer-
til pred odjezdem jeho ma dal-
81 turne po Americe. Ma shle-
danou v Komenskeho SIM.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13

OOs SAAs Js~As-
mile tato v nejkratsf dob6 'bu-
de otevrena. Tyz jest We sluz
be banky 16 rokI a "a teto
cinnosti i We Ferry odbocce ne
malo prispel k povznesenf OBJ
chodu a ziskal mezi obcan-
styem tohoto okoli velkou zn&-
most. V 1radovn6 ma Wood
land a 55. ul., jez bude jednou
2 nejlepsich bankovnich bu-
dow Clevelandu, bude ,jiste; p,
Enkler pokracovati timto sme
rem a rozvine znacnou 'cinnost
v tomto rnnohoslibhem disrik-
tu. Nova lradovna bude wy
pravena veskerym pohodlfm
vcetne oddeleni bezpecnOst.
Mich schranek a modernfhc
bankovnlho j obchodniho po'
|slouzeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13

konal schIzi Novorocni dine Z.
ledna, kterou zahajila .sestra
pfedsedajici, Bozena Cvrkova.
Pc zahajenf schize pTistoupi-
ly nase prappfecpice, Barbora
Vankova $ amerirkym prapo-
rem a Anna KotherDya s cesko-
slovenskym praporem; pax pri
vitana srdecne navsteva sester
sboru Laska k Vlasti, tez Vel.
Vybor, Qstredni Vybor a mist
nj sbory. Pc privitani Sc ko-
nalo pravidelne. sborove jedna-
nj, po kterem pfikroceno ku
slaynostnimu programu. "a ne
hoz uveden byl klub 'Dorost {.
l S. P. j., ktery krasnou reci
pod pravomoc Vel. Vyb. a sbo-
TIL Laska k Vlasti uvedla Sc
stra pfedsedajici Vel. Vyb., pf.
Cecilie Vlach.. Dale malicka
Eliska Krejci, co vftatelka sbo-
ru Dorost, je krasn9 jeff rozto-
milou feci privitala, ze budou
miti ten den skutecne v srd-
cich. PAX po jejich uvedeni
drednice Vel. Vyb. a vyslouzile
Ustf. Vyb. a zakladatelky jed
noty sestry Teresie Mlckovsky,
Josefa Ryant a Marie iSmak q
'sestry zakladatelky, sboru Do
rost, sestra Marie Tomsik, Bo-
zena Cvrk a Anna Kovai, vsem
pfaly mnoho zdravf a st9stf,
'aby ma dale kr&cely " tech
krasnych cestach, ktere Jim je-
'jich babjcky a natky vyslapa-
ly tax ma dale zkvetati bude
celia nase jednota S. p. J..
Ma zdar!
Marie Wolf, nam3stka,
Frantiska Dvofak, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13

Euclid Ave. V lrade pdsobil
6 rokd a asistentem Sc stal phi
slouteni bank as pred rokem.
'Tyz Sc hodla snaziti, ably po-
slouzil obecensNu talk dobre
jako vys jmenovany jeho pred
chddce. Otevreni move 1radov-
ny jest opetne novym ddkazem
snah The Cleveland Trust Co.
co nejlepe slouziti obecenstvu
v kazde clevelandske ctvrti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13


.Rozmarnou tuto frasku o 4
jednanich sehraje Ultra v nede
i v $50 v c. N. Sini ma Broad
way Dram. Odb. Legionafd
"Vcelka". Vesela stavba kusu
zarucuje jiste znamenite po-
baveni navstevniki a bude j.
ste dovrsenim nalady dne pred
chazejiciho po legionarskych
Sibrinkach. Hra sama byla w
borne pripravena tax, re u
speech jest jiz predem zaru-
cen. Pc predstaveni' bude jeste
jaksi nadavkem tanceno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
MASOPUSTNf VESTNfK.
Vzdslavaci Spolek Ceskych
Slevaci a Jadrari pOrada

Vzdslavaci Spolek Ceskych
Slevaci a Jadrafi porada
dnes sobotu v Cesko-Ameri-
cke Sfni ma Quincy Ave. "a
spoludcinkoyani kapely, Sdru-
zeni Ceskych. HudebnfkI SOU
kromou zabavu.
Spojens fady G.. S. p. S., Ii
dumil {. 16 a Bretislav els. 90
81 zatanci dnesniho vecera pri
vytecne hudbe ma soukrome "a
bave v Besidkach c. N. Sine
ma Broadway.
Klub Prazskych Pepikd po-
rada dnes masopustni zabavu
v telocvicne ma Wendell ave.,
kde kynou nejlepsim tanecni-
kun a krasne premie.
Sokol Komensky uchystal
ma dnesek We spolkove sini ma
vych. 131. ul. svemu clenstvu
a sirokemu kruhu pratel jiE
w. Sibrinky pri sokolske hud-
be. Pripravne prace vykonany
byly zabavnim vyborem sc
vzornou peel a mimo jinych a.
trakci rozdano bude nejlepsim
a nejpodarenejsim maskam 10
Gen.. jez vystaveny jsou ma 0.
div We vykladni skrini pi,
Schneiderove proti Corlett sko
le.
Ma dnesni Velky Maskarni
pies Legion6fsky ocekava "a.
bavnf vybor RUNE navstevy
exotickych hostf. Sal Ceske
Narodni Sine ma Broadway sta
ne Sc dostavenfckem narodd
cel& zemekoule, jejich repre-.
sentanti budou zapoliti - pre-
zatfm jen o 9 cen, ktere jest
mono spatfiti v Legio holirne
5879 ma Broadway. Hudbu oh
stara valne rozsirena sokolska
kapela. Pofadatelstvo pry chy.
sta / jina prekvapeni, ale dela
drahotu 8 prozrazenfm, at jer
kazdy Pride a presvedci SC
ma mfst6, pfekvapen{ bude
tim v4tSf. Nu - uvidime.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
z vYROCNf scHuzE
kterou konala Spofitelnf q
pIjdovni spole6nost Federal
ve Gtvrtek, IL. ledna 1923, '
Ceske Sini Sokol.

Zapisky 2 minule vyrocnf
schdze prijaty. Tajemnik G.
A. Bejcek podal podrobne OBJ
chodni zpravu "a minuly rok
1922, ktera vykazuje obchod-
nj vzrdst 0 $153,784.9O. v
tom roce bylo povoleno LIT
p1jcek v castce $408.2OO.OO
Vsechny pijcky byly povoleny
jen ma 6 proc. Do reservniho
fondu ulozeno $3500.OO a do
nerozdilneho fondu S3,477.36.
V reservnim fondu naleza Sc
$28,500.00 a v nerozdilnem
fondu $24,984.49. Celkove
jm6n v obchodnfm obehu jest
$1,952,32O.24.
Zprava s uspokojenim pri-
jata. Predseda FIR. Kozlik pou
kazal ma povSechnOu cinnOst
spolecnosti, jez chranf MAZE
tex tech, jez 81 penize uklada-
il, jakoz pomaha tenn, ktefi
81 domovy stavi neb kupuji,
neb We valecnych dobach,
kdy Sc pocitaly velke lroky,
spolecnost Federal vzdy kona-
la a kona pdjcky jen ma 6 pro-
cent. l phi nizkem droku, re-
servnl a nerozdilny fond kaz-
dym rokem pribyva. Spor. a
pdjc. spolecnost Federal Sc L.
pine fidf die zakond, ma zakla
de kterych ma byt spolecnosti
dobrocinnou.
Pri volbe drednfki byl opet
jednohlasne zvolen "a predse-
du Frank Kozlik, "a mfsto-
pfedsedu Karel Siskovsky, "a
tajemnika a pokladnfka C. A.
Bejcek. Co riditelove opet zvo-
leni Karel Slapnicka, F. G.. No
w, Frank Sakryd, Jan Novak,
Petr Neuzil, Josef Vetrovsky,
Josef Jirik, Karel Kvarda, 10,
sef Pekar. Do revisorniho w.
boru. zvoleni Jan Ryant, Va
clav Matejo, Anton Lad, Josef
Blabolil, Charles Vokoun, Jo-
SET Novak, Karel Slapnicka
ml., Karel Hoch, Karel Koci-
an, - V&c1avwPfec josef Chy-
lik, Alois Urbanec, Charles
Masek st., Eduard Jirfk, John
Zak, Joseph Zak a Henry Ma
la. Is
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13

Slecna Evelyn Law-ova z Fol
lies vypluje co nejdrive do An
glie, kde usporada soukrome
pTedstaveni sveho tanecniho IT,
meni pro krale Jiriho a cleny
jeho rodiny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
"PTACf MOZKY."

Dram. Odbor III. D. T. J.
B. Engels vypravi Ultra v ne
deli v Ceske Slni Sokol ma
Clark Ave. vybornou Skruzne
no frasku O 3 jednanfch "Pta-
ci mozky". Hry znameho dra
matickeho autora humoristy
maji jiz sve dobr6 jn@no, tax
ze sc ami navst6va nemusi od-
porucovati Pc divadle bude pfi
vyborne hudbe uspofadan ta-
necnf vfnek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13

Misto jeho
ma Woodland
"a 22. ul. "a
ujme p. A. M.
Kline, dosa'v&-
dni !. assiste emit
!hlavniho kler-
ka spoleEnosti
az doposud v
Garfield dra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
KOURENf ODNAUCfTE. Sc
TAKTO:

Kdykoli dostane kurak chut
ma koureni, ma snist jeden ne
bo diva orechy a ma po 'chuti'
Zakouri-li 81 prece, zhorkne
mu kour tax, ze nemdze vice
koufiti j kdyby chtel. Doplnf-
Ii ofechy jeste jablky, nebo il
nym ovocem, musi sc z neho
stati abstinent v Obojim smeru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
SPADL S WISE "A STOP.

U The Grasselli Chemical
Co. zamestnany 46-Iety d9lnfk
Josef Sado, 5671 Hamlet ave,
spadl dnes v dflnach ma Inde-
pendence rd. S veze AZ stop
vysoke q zennfel dive nez-li
mu mohla byti poskytnuta po.
moe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
PREJET AUTOMOBILEM. A

Step4n Mide1kus 'z'cis. 5377
Broadway, byl dmesniho, rama
dopraven do nemocnice sv. A.
lexise vazne zranen. Byl pri
pfechazeni Broadway zasazen
automobilem.S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
KONCERT MARIE MfKovE.

landu, ktery byl sorganisovan
pocatkem minuleho roku, ably
seznamoval verejnost s vynika
jfcimi dily cs. mistr1, ohlasuje
-prave koncert Marie Mikove,
ktera vystoupi 6. lnora v ho-
telu ''Statler'' pod zastitou
jmenovaneho .klubu.
Po ukoncenf vystavy cs. gra-
fiky v umeleckem museu, KITE
ra Sc potkala velmi povzbu-
zujlcim uspechem, prikrocil
klub k dalsimu vaznemu pod
niku. Pozval jednu z nejpred-
nejsich americkych klavirnfch
virtuosek ceskeho pdvodu, aby
|prednesla nektere z nejvyznac
nejsich skladeb nasich mistrd
|skladatelI.
Marie Mikova, rodem Oma-
zanka, dcera znalmeho sokol-
skEho prAcovnika Or. Mika z
Omahy, studowala v PaTizi,
kde docilila znameniteho dspe
chu jako solistka pri,vystoupe-
piss' orchestrem Touche.
Cd r, 1917 koheartqje po
Spqjenych Statechg Ssklizujic
vsude zaslouzelou 'pGhvalu
Jeii vystoupenf pri ''knlrcertu
Umeleck6ho Klubu :budes sfez
jeji prvni v Clevelandu.
Ma programu budou zaujf-
matt prednf misto skladby Be-
dricha Smetany, Jehoz stolet6
narozeniny budefne slaviti pri-
stim rokem dine 2. brezna. 81.
Mikova pTednese skyelou bri-
lantni etudu ''Na brehu NOR
skem", kterou Smetana kompo
noval behem sveho pobytu v
Goeteborgu We Svedsku, da-
lie roztomile dive Polky a Slav-
most Rolnickou, ktera sc zaji-
lste nemine strhujicim 6cinkem
ma posluchace.
Umelecky Klu'b venuje tomu
to koncertu nejv6tsi peel, aby
| po STRANGE formalni vnitfni
bylo dosazeno idealnfho soula-
du. Nase verejnost dovf sc je-
Ste mnohe podrobnosti ohled-
Inc teto udalosti, ktera jest jak
| 81 zkusebnfm kamenem, jak
dalece mono Sc odvaziti s po.
dobnymi podniky. v pristfm
Smetanovsk6m jubilejnfm roce
bude nutno usporadati oslavu
" daleko v9tsfm ramci a tento
pripravny koncert ma v prv@
nade "a 1cel jaksi ''ohledati
pidu', Gill jinynnf slovy, zdali
mozno pocitati s dostatecnym
lzajmem.
Lfstky ma koncert Marie Mi
kove jsou jM v pfedprodeji ma
Iznamych mistech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
MA UL.IIcI..

zena (txu svojmu muzovi)
"Prosim ia, k1p mi tento pek-
ny klobIk!"
Muz: "TNoja prosba mi je
jako roz;kaz, a ty vies, re 81 ia
rozkazovat' nedam."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
sODLOzENA PREDNASKA.

Vsem stalym navstevnikGm
prednasek p. ]. Havranka, je-
dnatele Ustredny A. N. S. c.
konanych v Besidkach' C. N.
sine ma Broadway, Sc oznamu.
je, ze zitrejsi prednaska ko-
mana nebude.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
6I7 9TH ST. NV.
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.
GUARANTEED
SETS-PARTS.
We invite you to come in and
inspect the Federal set. The
most popular set of today.
Every one should have one.
First among the Radio sets. A
set that is not complicated and
can easily be understood by an
amateur. Come in and be con-
vinced.
VIM. P. BOYER CO.,
S12 18th St. NV. Main 1887.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BEAGLE. straisht-lesEed. broken. $l5. 2sSe
Myrtle ave. ne.
RABBIT DOG, perfectly broken, years old; /;
good hunter. Phone Bethesda 22.W. o.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

CHALMERS SIX. 1919, 7-pass touring; fully
equipped; everything perfect; bargain cash
or terms: DEMONSTRATION. Col. 1054-w
Evening star., 1923-11-07

CHANDLER SIX, 1922, four-passenger coupe
run less than 1900 miles: excellent mechani.
cal condition; i've good tires; must sell at
bargain. Address Box 150-A. star Office. 70
Evening star., 1923-11-07
SECURITY statesmen,

experienced. to sell 10 preferred, with com
mon stock bonus of established local indus
thai with long record of earnings; live leads
Every cooperation. Campaign unusually sue.
beessful. Gall or Uxite. Sales Manager, 800,
l405 n ct. NV.
Evening star., 1923-11-07

COLUMBIA light six touring car: perfect
condition; several extras; tires nearly new
reason for selling, have two cars. 1875 28,ll
Evening star., 1923-11-07
REAL DIAMOND
INC

REAL DIAMOND
BARGAINS
1-carat fine white solitaire Diamond Ring,
very brilliant and emerald shape cut, lady 9
platinum mounting. Party must sacrifice.
$I5o.
11A-carat fine white solitaire Diamond Ring.
beautifully cut and very fiery, mans belcher
mounting. Must raise cash.
$500.
All platinum extra fine Diamond Wrist
Watch, % fiery hlue-white diamonds all
around, 17-jewel movement. Worth while buy
ing.
SIOo.
All platinum flexible Diamond Bracelet, blue
white diamonds all around. extra fine quality
and workmanship. Must be sold at once.
$3.50.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
NJ EN-

PRESSER-Steady position for
good colored man. Gold
helms, 18th & n. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

MAN-There is nm opening the sales force
of one of the leading investment houses Of this
c.ty for man of high standing and good ad-
t,ress previous selling experience Is not re-
ouired: the desire to work and forge ahead is
essential: drawing account may be arranged;
answer, giving age. experience and reference.
Address BOX S8-Z. Star office.
YAKE SALESMAN-Wanted,a a live salesman
=, sell quality cake in city. Salary and COM
mission. Address Box 221-A. star Office.
statesmen for Star cars; new models will be
in the 18th of this month. Wisconsin Garage,
1868 Wisconsin ave-
Evening star., 1923-11-07

SPECIAL BARGAINS. SEE AT ONCE.
S500-Rooming house; IL rooms; terms.
s550-Rooming house, II rooms; u cash:
s850-Rooming house. IL rooms; rent: SO.
$1O0-Rooming house: 16 rooms. baths,
income $3.50; rent, S75: see immed.
SS00-Rooming house; rent, SIS; lease.
S9O0-RoOming house, IL rooms; cheap rent.
81 ,000-Rooming house; l. rooms. bargain.
81 ,150-Rooming house: Il rooms; rent, $50.
T. Z. PEDDICORD, Room 410.
Kresge building 1Ith and & SITS NV.
Evening star., 1923-11-07

TAILOR for dry cleaning plant. Apply ready
for work. Carmack Dry Cleaning Co., 112t
Queen st.
Evening star., 1923-11-07

CHANDLER DISPATCH. 4-pass touring
1920; newly painted new cord tires; will dem
onstrate anywhere: only $3.50 cash. balance,
SO per month Auto Exchange IOl6 Conn.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-28
B0NNETS FOUND
GUILTY ATTEMPT
TO WRECK TRAIN

John Bonnets, convicted by jury
yesterday of attempting to wreck
the Sunset Express at lockwood on
August 10, will be sentenced in the
superior court tomorrow. A YER
diet in the case was reached shortly
after ) clock yesterday afternoon
following nearly two hours delib-
Grafton by the jury which was com
posed of 10 men and two women.
Bonnets' trial attracted consider
able attention because of the unus-
ual nature of his crime and the mar
row escape from great loss of life
when the fast train came so near
destruction.
C. B. Freeman, special officer for
the Southern Pacific Company,
chief witness against Bonnets, test
flied to the circumstances surround
ing the attempt to wreck the train
and the subsequent arrest of Bon
nets who was found near the scene.
The most direct testimony against
Bonnets was a number of photo
graphs of the ground near Rock
wood, which showed line of foot
prints identical with impressions
made from Bonnets shoes, which
were also exhibited.
Testifying in his own behalf, Bon
nets made general denial Of the ac-
cusation. He admitted being in the
vicinity of the lockwood station
and would not deny that the foot
prints were his, but asserted he had
been in the road all the time where:
as the footprints were found along
the railroad.
Bonnets is evidently sub-normal,
his testimony showing he has no
idea of distance and he could not or
would not answer simple questions
put to him. Court officials charac-
terized him as an extremely danger
Gus man to be at large. d. B. Rob
erts, appointed by the court to de-
fend the accused, stated Bonnets
would not discuss the case with him
and refused to volunteer any in.
formation abont himself.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-28
PERSONALS

Ray Ellis plants to leave tonight
for week end drive to Los An
geles.
A. II. Griswold of fhe Pacific
Pipe and Supply company is here
from Los Angeles for few DAYS
business trip.
j. w. Kemp, formerly connected
with the Ice company at Hoitville
has been transferred to this city,
and is located with his family at
1904 Euclid Avenue.
Miss Orpha Miller plans to leave
this afternoon for week end trip
to Los Angeles.
G.. w. Stevens and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. c. Allen, of this city, recent
ly registered at the Hotel Rosslyn
of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Patterson and
E. y. Smith, both CT this city, were
late arrivals at the King Edward
Hotel of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Edna Stewart of the horti-
cultural commissioner offie e
leaves tonight for weekend trip
to Los Angeles.
Attorney w. I. Ginder of Gale
xico was in FL Centre today.
+. W. Greer, who attended a
conference with Senator johnson
at San Diego Yesterday, returned
TO this city last night.
Frederick j. Trude of Brawley
conducted business at the court
house today.
o. y. Aman, superintendent of the
San Bernardino district of the In
ternational Correspondence Schools,
is visiting o. L. Perkins, local
manager.
Attorney Elmer Head of Calipa-
tria was a business visitor to his
city today.
Mrs. F. C. Dyer is reported as
continuing TO improve at San
Diego hospital where she has been
confined following an operation for
appendicitis.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-28
PALACE SHOWS
"SAFETY LAST
THREE NIGHTS


Harold Lloyd in "Safety Last !"
is scheduled for a three day run
at the. Palace Theater beginning
Monday. This film will undoubted-
ly receive 4 warm welcome from FL
Centre movie fans for the univer-
sal liking for the laughs and thrills
that one enjoys while viewing a
Lloyd comedy is an accepted fact.
Thrills of every description will
follow each other at lightning speed
across the screen as delightfully."-
amusing situations are enacted by
the bespectacled comedian and his
able and beautiful assistant Mil
dred Davis. -.
This is the first seven reel come
dy ever produced There is a ro-
nance that is almost spoiled but
ends happily for all concerned in
scenes that will produce riotous
laughter by the audience. Hal
Roach presents the picture.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-28
LINDSEY SAYS DON'T WORRY
OVER GIRLS LEAVING HOME

by United Press Leased Wire
DENVER. Colo, Sept. 28.-
Approximately 700 girls "dis-
appeared from Denver homes
during the last II months.
Terrible?
''No, admirable" says Judge
Ben B. Lindsey of Denver's ju-
ve1lile court.
lin a majority of cases the
fi-i7st thing that ever happen
ed to these girls was when they
quietly disappeared Mother
gives too little-the girl takes
too much. They begin picking
at each other, instead Of thresh-
ing it out and coming to an
understanding. Judging by the
terrible conditions existing in
some of the homes that come to
my knowledge, It is best all
around for the girls to be out
of such ar, environment. Many
times it has come in line of
duty to help stage a nice little
runaway
Why do girls leave home?
Because they want to-