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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-23

nikdo svedkem, jisto jest, re
zminenemu kostlivci vletnul
jednou do otevrenych dasni -
vrabec, kdyz v tom orloj nahle
odbil a sanice kostlivcovy Sc
zavrely. Vrabcik celou hodinu
ztravil tomto bizardnim We
zeni, az pri novem biti orloje
radostne Ease odletel... Jest O.
vSem take dlouha rada meme
veselych udalosti, ktere Sc k.
tomuto pamatnemu dilu hodi-
narskemu odnaseji, nejsmut-
nejsi mich byl zajiste poprav
nj akt Fl. cervna 1921. Te-
hdy, jakmile uderila 5. hodina
ranni ma orloji, zapocala exc
kuce trvala az do hodiny de
|vate, hrozne divadlo, ktere
nam pripomina znama legen-
da salvatorska: vzdy 2l. cerv
ma, jakmile uderi "a. hodina
ma orloji celem, cili Il. hodina
|nocni ma pulorloji, jak Sc kdy
Isl pocitalo die zpusobu nemec
ckeho - vystupuji popraveni
Ipanove.z hrobky kostele sal
|vatorskem a davaji Sc ma nocni
pout' kolem popraviste k radni
|ci, kde sc divaji ma starry orlo.j.
Dokud jde, jest pry dobre Ce-
chum. A popatrivse ma misto
Ipopravni, Ease vraceii Sc do
|hrobky.
Ida Sc nam, ze legenda Ia
ma aspoil v jednom pravdu:
lStaromestsky orloj prestal iiti
Ease r. 1923, v dobe tezke pru
myslove krise, nezamestnano-
lsti, obchodnich a bankovnich Ii
padku a stagnace vseho hospo
darskeho zivota, kdy nikomu z
mas neni dobre. A proto pref
me 81, ably ten staroslavny or
| loj staromestsky co nejdrive
Ease sci. A nemusi byti toho
hned voina, jak Sc to uz jed
nou stale. jill
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-23
POD oRLoJEM.
Meditace u radnice staromest-
ske.

Pod vezi radnlce 5taromest-
ske opravuje sc cd nejake do
by pamatny orloj, myslenka
ito mistra HanuSe, ktery pry u
Gil ma Karlove universite ma
|thematice nekdy kolem l.. 1890.
kdo jest jeho tvurcem, vlast-
me ami nevime, to jest jen il
sto, re ridil no orlojnik ia
Ikub, snad syn jmenovaneho
profesora, pax ieho vyucenec
Vaclav Zvunek a po jeho smr-
ii roku 1852 klice cd orloje do
stal hodinar Hanus 2 Planter
,ske ulice, ale ten "hned ma zej
tri prosil pana purkmistra {;
panu pro Pana Boha, ably klice
cd neho wall, re by Sc z toho
orloje zblaznil..." Dobry ten
muz ocitl sc patrne v teze 81
tuaci, jako my, kdyz dnes da-
me hodinky hodinari do spra-
IVY: jdou hure, nezli pred tim.
,Orloj staromestsky postavil 81
hlavu, nesel a neSel a musil
lpriiiti teprve basnik, mallf a
ovsem mechanik Jan Tabor
sky z klokotske Hory, ktery
mu vnitrnosti dial do poradku.
Po mem sly hodiny dlouho az
do roku 1913, kdy Sc zastavily.
kdyz ie sprawl hodinach kry
stof Svarcpach, sly Ease az do
+. 1887, kdy mel byti stroj je-
jich dan do stareho zeleza. Sli
toval Sc vsak mad MIN mag. ra-
da Fischer, orloJ sprawl hodi-
mar Jan Landesberger a apostle
love vesele behalf do kolecka
dal, kaZde hodiny Sc u okenek
ukazuiice. Nekdy stavalo Sc
vsak, re orloj stal delsi dobu a
tax cascm vznikla povest, &c
pujdou-ii jednou starodavnc ty
to hodiny, jiste bude vojna. A
ku podivu: po sprave We stoleti
XVIII. orloj sci dobre pres pul
stoleti spusten byl teprve Y
novorocni noci 1866 a prave to
no leta doslo k valce prusko-
rakouske nest astne .bitve II
kraloveho Hradce. Po dvaceti
;letech ia povstani dalmatske
no, hodiny sc "roznemohly'
znovu, patrne vlivem drsne po
vetrnosti u mas, tfeba re o ma
stuzeni tn neni mozno mluviti
a nyni opravuji sc Ease, jak jiz
uvedeno, davno po svetove val
&C. Dlvam-li Sc nyni Ma prazd-
ny orloi zdola nam6sti, jest
mi az teskno u srdce. Schazi
nam tn neco, jakasi hybna slla
- spiritus movens. Neni tn
kostlivce, jenz zvonil, kyvaje
nam ma pozdrav; neni tn Tur-
ka, jenz vrtel hlavou, jakoby
z udivu mad tim, co vse sc u
dalo na Balkane; zmizel ten
lakomec pytlikem dukatu i
marnivec, jenz Sc stale shlizel
v zrcadle. Prazdnota orloje pri
pQmina nam marnost tohoto
sveta, prav6 tax jako znan1y
napis mad branou "Ungeltu".
Davno take minuly easy. .kdy
mas "peceni holubi primo IL
tall do huby''. A nebyl-li toho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-23
Pokrocila dcera.

Mala Pavlinka rozbila pri
hfe pkno miGem. Tauinek Sc
chysta, re il "a to potresta. Ma
licka uzkostech sepne ruce
a zvola: "Taticku, nebij me,
prosim te. Radeji mi sraz z We
ma, co stoji to okna."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-23

Pohled ma Mimi-Zuka, cili
usni pomnik zrizeny ma vrchu
blize Kyoto Taken, hrdinou
stareho Japanu ma oslavu je-
no vitezstvi mad Korejci. Ma
ridil totiz, ably tisice usi ure-
zanych zabitym Korejcum.
pohrbeno bylo pod Mimi-Zu-
ka: Nyni pomnik tento ma
byti znicen, snad ably nebylo
ziveno nepratelstvi KorejcI,
proti Japanu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-23

Ia HlOQllia sc Velkycn XIII
Eek. Ted tam vchazela ku-i
chyne Karolina, sundavala sa-.
tex, sedla 81 ke stolu, hlavu slo
lila do dlani a tax dlouho me-
hybne trvala.
"Blazen!..' septala panf Maj
znerova a vice litosti nez 20
sti zakousla zuby do masitych
rtG.
z druheho konce pavlace ne,
kdo prichazel. Vrzalo to a sra.
motilo.
Pani Majznerova rychle od-
skocila cd okna a Sourala Sc
dolu Sc schodu.
"Hloupa holka! Jak to vse-
cko skonci!' Septala 81 cestou
a sama ucitila hrot jakesi W.
citky, ze nenl teto .veci bez
viny...
'tCo Tikala?" ptal Sc nedo-
ckave Kral,, kdyz Sc vratilaI
PAM Majznerova.
Cekal ma nj velice dychtive.
STUDENT no zvali mezi sebe,
doufajlce, re otevre kapsu. Ale
Kral sed6l kuchyni jako "a
rezany a sotva Sc usmal. Nevsi
NAL 81 take valne toho, re Sc
zatim Radl vratil doml.
'Neda nic!' rekla usecne
panimama stahujic 81 vlnak S
ramen.
"Proc?"
"Nechce s vami mic nit. Je
|nejaka nazlobena," vysvetlo-
vala pani Majznerova.
"A co je j? Co pOrad chce?
Fifidlo!" zlobil Sc kral. "My-
sli 81 porad, re pro nj prinde
|nejake baron!" dodal jeste a
prastil doutnikem, ktery spat-
Inc horel, ke kamnum.
mile brachu - co pax ie
baron! To ona ma jinsihon' ro-
zesmala Sc Majznerova.
ITO netrofam," odporoval
kral.
"No - Radl - to neni mic ?"
smala Sc Majznerova.
"Dete pokoj! Takoya zaba =
"Co pax zaba! Go pax Wy Vi
te! Ale ia VIM" naseptavala
mu panimama. "Veil vecer spo
lu chodili. Nell rande. On 81 ju
tam dal ma kvartyr. Lima ma
"a usima! Radl je hlupec... We
zme 81 ju = i TAXI. To 81 dobfe
|naliCila !"
"To by byl tata - sakrys.''
zasmal sc vztekle kral. V tn
chvili mel smysl jen pro Karo-
lininy penize. Namlsal Sc temi,
ktere vcera a dnes rozhazel. V
teto hltave zadostivosti penez
|pozapominal IA to, re by to
vlastne bylo jen vyplnenim .ie-
ho planu kdyby Sc to Radlem
povedlo. MysliI ien Ma to re
by Radl shrabl .ieji penize. To
budilo jeho Zavist a zvysovalo
jeho lacnost pc tom, ably mu
sporitelni knizky karolininy
paddy do rukou.
ia il nadrobim!" rekl, lu-
ski prsty, mad ushem Sc poskra
bal, kniry nakroutil a vessel $
jistym umyslem do pokojc stu
dentu,
"Slava! Nazdar! Prosit. At
zije!" kiiceli mladi lide u
sadili krale mezi sebe.
Pan Johan zatriskal na stul
"Pivo, mutr!' - zakrikl a tai,
jak byl, kloboukem ' tyle, !
kozichu Sc natahl ma zidli.
"Pivo chcew rikala v kuchy
nj panimama Pold6, jez Sc pra
We odn6kud vracela dite ne.
souc V naruci.
"Dal penize?"
"Jdu tam pro me- rekla pa.
lnimama a vesla do pokoje. Pr
inesla odtamtud zlatnlk dala
ljej Polde.
"Tak = ten 81 necham.' prs
Ivilo devce a strcilo peniz do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-23
~ HAD ~
r o M A N
Napsal Josef Merhaut.

dlickovo blazene srdce.
"Ddbry vecer! w tn dlouho
cekate?
Karolina stala pred MIN. Vse
cko Ease bylo vesele.
Sli spolu po chodniku "a
hnuli pax "a roh ma Hutterske
namesti. Tam byli najednou
Ease sami, v polotemhu rozle-
hleho namesti. Kan tady pohle
dli, bylo pusto a tina. Jenom
ma pravo podel rady ,donu tahl
Sc retez dewitt svitilen, a ma
plochach chodniku, ktere je-
jich svetlem byly ozareny, mi
hnul sc na chvili stin ojedine-
leho chodce. Pochmurne ryso-
vala Sc do sediveho nebe vez
ma budove cerveneho krize -
d z druheho konce namesti,.
kde We tine freely stare stro-
my Luzanek, ficel ostry vitr
vhan6je 'obema snehove vlocky
do tvare. ,,.s
Karolina Sc zavesila Radio
vi do ramene a slime Sc k ne
mu pritiskla.a
"To mi bylo cele odpoledne
smutno," rekla, 'takova me-
1nocna je tam, kasle, ma umre-
i,je..."
"Vsak uz to nebude dlouho
trvat,' tesil j Radl... a podiv-
ma, u neho nezvykla vymluv-
most opanovala v teto chvili je-
no jazyk. Vroucne a presvedci
We licil il stesti, ktere je ceka-
10. Budou svoji, budou svoji a
nikdo jim nebude jiz preka-
zet v jejich stesti.
"Vy jste takova krasna,' II
kal il, "bal jsem Sc vzdycky ma
vas pohlednout, dotknout Sc
vas jsem Sc ball.. a ted bude-
te moje!"
Tisknul j ruku, libal il il a
toto uctive, horouci polibeni
pablo KarolinuI na ruce jako
ohen.
Chodili spolu dlouho, obcha-
zejice cele namesti kolem Dire
veneho zabradli, jez ohranico-
valo vnitrni jeho prostoru. Sne-
hu stale pribyvalo a uz Sc Jim
nohy do n6ho hodne borily. A
karoline Sc pofad nechtelo do
NIL. Sama Radla zdrzovala, a
kdyz dosli ma konec namesti k
ulici, Ease pevneji Sc mu zave-
Sila do ramene a strhla no
zpet.
Radlovi pofad to pfipadalo
tax, jako by mu chtela neco IL
c. Jednou j wal kolem pasu,
Zastavili sc a libali. Karolina
Sc opfela 0 drevene zabradli,
zavfela oci, svesila ruce tax
stala V .jakesi slepe oddanosti
uplne Sc mu poddavajic a phi
jeho polibcich vaSnive vzdycha
la.
Vlnak, jejz mela pres rame-
na, jak mela ruce spusteny sc
il rozevrel a rozpalena hlava
Radlova spocinula ma jeiich
dmoucich sc nadrech.
Ale Radl hned Ease hlavu
zvedl a poloziv ODE ruce IA
spanky Karolininy. sklonil je-
il cello k sobe a pollbil je.
Karolina sc zatrasla. Jake
by Sc byla vzpamatovala re
sveho polosneni, rychle Sc vzty
ella, do satku zam otala u
cinila n6kollk kroku. Radl Sci
"a nj a zavesil Sc il do rame-
ne. Vitr ostre.ii Sc zvedl cd Lu.
zanek slime jim Zavanul dc
tvare.
Celou cestou uz potion neprC
mluvili. Karolina sc obratila a
pospichala nejak smerem do 0.
svetlene ulice. Rychle beze
sotva doSli az k domu, nemz
Karolina bydlila.
'Tak dobrou noc!" rekla, pc
davala lllu ruku a mela sc k Cd
chodu.
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pravdu rad?"
"Opravdu. Jak yam to nam
dokazat?"
"A neopustite mne nikdy?"
"Nikdy!"
"Dobrou nocv' zvolala po-
tom a zmizela dome.
Radl darmo "a nj tapal tina
wynn prujezdem. Vybehla na
schody a jiz Sc nevratila.
Radlicek .smuten, zarazen,
zvolna Sc tahl k domovu. Bo-
lestna pochybnost o opravdivo
sti jeji lasky mu zapadla do
srdce. TAX divine sc 5 MIN roz
loucila, utekla mu a ami Sc mu
naposled do oci nepodivala.
karolina sc. vracela z teto
vychazky chorobne rozechve-
ma. Jeho horouci blouzneni il
hralo. Svet bez neho by il ne
byl tesil. A prece. v tn chvili,
jak il polibil ma cello, strach il
lehl do duse, strach, re ztrati
tn jeho lasku.
Sla zvolna po pavlaci druhe
no poschodi k bytu panimamy
zemjacarky. Nejak Sc il tam
nechtelo...
Lima! Lina!' volal nekdo
"a nj.
Pani Majznerova, V silny VI
max vsecka zamotana, sla "a
nj.
"Ze jsem .te prece nasla!'
"Dobry vecer! Co mi nese-
te?" rekla Karolina.
"Vyhubovat tt jdu.... Prosim
te, co te to Ease napada! CO
Ease delas? Proc nejdes k
nam?"
"Nepujdu!'
Con tam ceka... Johan je
tamil"
eat je! S tim nemam CO
mluvit."
''Pro krista Pana! CO to
mluvis, blazniva? Chce, abych
te pfivedla, ceka ma tebe."
"Nepujdu k vam!"
"Nedelej hlouposti a pojd'.'
"Nepujdu!'
"Chtel t6 0 neco prosit!"
"Co pax by ode mne jestd
mohl chtit!?"
"Abys telegrafirovala do.
mu..
Go - telegrafovat?"
"Pro penize...
"Zase penize?' zavolala ka
rolina a vsecko sc v nj bouri-
10.
"Vidis,' zacala panimama
laskaveii, "je MIN zle. Sv6-
I'll Sc mi. Jen ty mu muzes po.
moe. Neco Sc mu stalo sc stri.
brem cd panu. Potfeboval, me
bidu, wal lzlce, vidlicky a no.
ze.. zastavil to-. ted to mus
vyplatit... sic PAM Ia to pri-
.jdou... =
"A ia mann pomahat zlode-
jovi?'
"Nemluv! Chce, abys dosta
la penlze.. IA potom re pojede
te, .lak ii sllbil....'
'Lhai' prolhana"" !"
"Nechces to udelat?"
"Ne!'
"A co budes delat, prosim
te?'
''To je mole starost...
"Aha! Tahat Sc chces tin
skrckem! Zblaznila isl Sc? Ce
toho bude... Jak to S MIN my
slis... Jak to udelas? Takhlt
81 no budes namlouvat?"
"Dejte mi svaty pokoj vsi
chni!' zvolala Karolina, vse
cka Sc chvejic, bleda, nejsoul
sebe mocna.
"No, kdyz chces! Ale isl biz
zen!" odsekla pani Majznero
va.
Karolina ucinila nekolik kr(
XII, vesla do kuchyne panim;
my zemjacarky a rychle bou
chla "a sebou dvermi.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
Granville Road Addition

No addition to the city has been
opened in recent years possessing the
advantage of location, ease of access
and modern Improvements equal to
the Granville Road Addition where
lots , are now selling rapidly. All
those visiting the addition are pre-
sented with a ticket emitting them to
a chance on Chevrolet car which
will be presented free to the holder
of the lucky number on Thursday
evening, June 21, between five and
eight O'clock Agents are constantly
on the grounds, and although many
lots have been sold a large number of
desirable locations remain unsold.
Many Improvements are contem-
plated, among them being the plant
ing Of two fine maple trees in front
of each lot by Mr.. Warren Weiant,
one Of the promoters.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
ANTI-GARY
CHURCHMEN CONDEMN STEEL'S
LONG WORKDAY
The Twelve Hour Shift an Injury
Physically, Mentally and Morally
When Followed By Men For
Number of Years

New York-"The forces of organ
lied religion in this country are now
warranted in declaring that this mo-
rally indefensibe regime of the 12-
hour day must come to an end A
further report is due from the iron
and steel institute-a report of a very
different tenor"
The above is the reply of church
men to the defense of the 12-hour day
by steel interests, recently announced
at the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can iron and steel institute.
The churchmen speak for 50,000,000
associates. They represent Protas-
tants, Roman Catholics and Hebrews,
who have joined in public statement
condemning as unworthy and unten-
able the 12-hour arguments of steel
employers.
The statement is issued in the name
Of the commission on the church and
social service of the federated council
of the churches of Christ in America,
the social action department of the
national Catholic welfare council and
the social justice commission of the
central conference of American rabbis
The churchmen say the steel en-
poyers' report "shatters the public
confidence that was inspired by the
creation of the committee a year ago
at the request of the president of the
United States. 1t is definite rejec-
tion of the proposal for the abolition
Of the long work day. The public de
mand, in response to which the COM
mittee was appointed, is set aside as
sentiment which was mot created
OF indorsed by the workmen them
selves
"The testimony of competent inves-
tigators, including eminent engineer
ing societies is ignored and the con-
clusion is put forth, without support
ing data, that the 12-hour day has not
OF itself been an injury to the EN-
poyes, physically, mentally or NOR
ally This statement is made in face
of, the fact that the committee of
stockholders of the United States
steel corporation, appointed in 1912
to investigate this matter, expressed
the opinion that a 12-hOur day of
labor, followed continuously by any
group of men for any considerable
number of years means a decrease of
the efficiency and lesSenlng Oh the
vigor and virility of such men,
In answer to the claim that work
ers want to labor long hours, the
xchurchmen say that "workmen whose
Only choice is between abnormally
long hours of labor and earnings that
are insufficient to maintain a family
in health and decency naturally adopt
the more arduous alternative"
The churchmen stamp as a "meager
defense" the plea that shortage of
labor makes the eight-hour day i'm
possible.
"The shortage of labor was not the
reason for the failure to abolish the
long day two years ago, when there
was appalling unemployment, which
could have been in large measure, re-
lieved in steel manufacturing dis
tricts by introducing the three-shift
system in the steel industry"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
NOTICE-For pump repair
ing call j. A. Mehr. Phone
1884. Shop 200 North 4th St.
Suckers that Work. If
CHIROPRACTORS HOLD MEETING
IN COUNTY JAIL

Akron, Ohio-With eight members
in prison the Summit ChiropractiC
Society held it's regular monthly meet
ing behind the cold stone walls of the
Summit County Jail here last night.
Unable to attend the meeting if held
elsewhere it was decided to bring ths
meeting" to them, and so the session
was called at the Jail with the per
mission of the sheriff.
While other prisoners were locked
in their cells 40 Chiropractors stood
in the corridors of the Jail and, with
quiet determination, vowed they
would fight for the establishment of
a Chiropractic examining board un-
til the people have an opportunity to
express themselves at the polls.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15

lieve that more general recognition
of the justice and soundness of the
trade union principle will go far to-
ward preventing spread of dangerous
and troublesome ideas of govern
mental REFORM" said ]. w. Hays,
secretary-treasurer of the typograph-
ical union. "Sympathies of sensible
men can be drawn to revolutionary
movements only when no other avenue
for escaping economic hardships can
be discovered.
at is hoped that by arming each
craftsman in the printing with
thorough understanding of union aims
and policies many thousands of men
and women, outside the ranks OF
unionism, may be reached. Each
union man may be able to clear up
misconceptions in the minds of friends
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
Int. Typo. Union Plans
Educational Campaign

Indianapolis, Ind. = Plans for an
educational campaign to instruct
union membres on the true relation
ship of Communistic ideas with the
labor union movement and to equip
each member with arguments in favor
of encouraging unionism through use
of the union label have been formu-
lated by me Allied Printing Trades
Council, according to an announce
ment made at headquarters of the
International Typographical Union
here.
Leaders of the printing unions be-
and acquaintance"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
Saur's Cofees have Inequality
and Flavor try them. 1t pays
st. Francis de Sales Graduates

ST. Francis de Sales church was
beautifully decorated with garden
flowers and candles Monday night
when the graduating exercises of the
school were held. Father Nugent,
assistant rector, had charge of the
ceremonies and delivered master
full address to the class, Misses An
gela Stare and Katherine Feidell,
and Messrs. Phil Vogelmeier and Ed
ward Dearaurff. The church was
filled with relatives and friends of the
class. Later in the evening the class
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. l..
A Stare at their home on North
Fifth street.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
PfeHer-BOring

Tuesday morning, Miss Helen Iona
Boring, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
A. Boring, of Stanberry street, and
George F. Pfeffer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Pfelfer, of Hudson ave,
were married at the parsonage of the
First Presbyterian church on West
Church street, by the pastor, Rev.
Calvin G. Hazlett After trip on
the lakes Mr.. and Mrs. Pfeffer will
be at home to their friends on Hud-
son avenue.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
Spent Sunday in the Queen City

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. N. Markham
spent Sunday in Cincinnati.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
Electricians Want Shorter Hours

Boston-The 49 locals of the tele-
phone operators department of the
international Brotherhood of Electri-
cal Workers have voted to strike if
necessary to enforce their demand for
higher wages and shorter hours.
These girls have developed a strong
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Probate Court, Licking County, Ohio.
Floyd w. Sanders, Plaintiff,
Mildred B. Sanders, Defendant.

Mildred B. Sanders, Defendant.
Mildred B. Sanders, whose place of
residence is unknown, is hereby mott
fled that Floyd w. Sanders has filed
his petition against her for divorce
and custody of children, in case No.
5O42 of the Probate Court of Licking
County, Ohio, on the grounds of gross
neglect of duty, and that said cause
will be for hearing on or after the
7th day of July, 1923.
FLETCHER S. SCOTT,
6t-5-25 Attornev for Plaintiff.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
Williams-PriOr

At St. Francis de Sales church,
Tuesday morning, Rev. B. M. o.
Boylan celebrated nuptual mass at
the wedding of Miss Mary Prior and
Mr.. Clyde Williams. Following the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served the immediate family at the
home of the bride, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Williams left for trip, and
upon their return will be at home on
South Sixth street.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
Mayor Would Settle Strike

Baltimore = Mayor Jackson has
called a conference in an attempt to
settle the strike of textile workers in
the Mount Vernon-W Woodberry mills,
which started six weeks ago as re-
suit of an order restoring the 54-hOur
week.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
Chicago & Alton Won't Pay More

BloominotOn, Ill.-The Chicago &
Alton railroad, with main shops here,
has advised it's clerks and freight
handlers that their request for an in
crease of wages will not be granted.
The employees will carry their case
before the railroad labor board.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
RE AL ES T A TIE
c. T. Bricker, 14H West Main Street
PhOne--f265
b II Y A LOT
AND OWN YOUR OWN HOME
Miller is Vice Pres. of Tile Co

WIIIer Is VICE TIES. OF Tie %.
William E. Miller, of the Miller
Hardware Co., was elected vice presi-
dent Of the Mosaic Tile Co., of Zanes-
vile on Monday. A reorganization
was necessary because of the recent
death Of W. M. Shinnick, and Mr..
Miller was elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the election of w. M.
Bateman to fill the position of pres
ident.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
Recovered From Operation

George Hirsch, who was operated
on recently for appendicitis in a
Pittsburgh hospital, has entirely re-
covered and has resumed his duties
as manager of the Newark Fashion
on North Park Place.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-06-15
Home News

FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
rooms, private entrance. Enquire of
of Central Hotel. ct
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-26

ROBERTSON. ELIZABETH-Died at her
residence. 212 Concordia St. Thursday,
Jan. p. Friends may view the remains Al
the funeral parlOrs of Kirby & Dim. II 3s
N. Illinois St, after 4 p. M Friday Fu-
neral notice later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-26

away at her home. Ills Linden St,
Thursday. Jan. IS, at $50 p. m. Funeral
uOtice later
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-26
16 HELP wANTED-FEMALE

LADIES with talent for drawings will in
teTvlew only those who want to make II
their profession; real opportunity for am
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-26

girls
DILLING PAPER BOX co.
w. Morris and Dakota.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-26

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