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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
Miss Elizabeth Oliver
in Charge of Luncheon

Miss Elizabeth Oliver will be in
charge of the noon day luncheon at
Tia t.Y" tomorrow. Roast beef,
mashed potatoes, peas, apple sauce,
celery, pie, cake and coffee is the
menu to be servel. An appeal for
donations OF pie, cake and puddinss
IS being made. Miss Oliver will be
assisted by Miss Frances Hanee, Miss
Emma Sanford and Miss Lucy II.
Bernard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
Mrs. Mullen and
Mrs. White Delegates

Mrs. George Mullen and Mrs.
Richard +. White Will be the dele
gates TO the New Jersey Convention
Of the Catholic Daughters Of Ameri-
"a, which will be held at Lakewood,
on May % and May 81. Anyone de-
string TO attend should notify Mrs,
Mullen at once.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
Bribery in Football

BRISTOL.-It's almost as easy to
bribe- English football players as it
is race jockeys, the Free Church AS
sembly has charged. Offers of $3.50
a man are known to have been made
one speaker declared. He estimated
there are 100000 bookmakers in the
country whose annual winnings total
$750,00o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
AMERICAN TROOPS CALLED
TO GUARD R. R. PROPERTY

TIENTSIN, May Is (By The Asso-
ciated Rress)-American troops here
we're called out early Sunday morn
ing to be prepared to guard railway
property following reports received
at American military headquarters
of a battle in progress between
Chinese troops and brigands at Tung-
shan, fifty miles west of here on the
Picking Nukden Railway,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
Miscellaneous Shower
FOR Miss Sadie Klein

M. and Mrs. Morris Klein Of
.ewls street. gave a miscellaneous
,hower for their daughter, Sadie,
Sunday night, in honor OF her APP
~proaching marriage to Arthur 2u-
herman. of Chrome. Pink and white
5treamers formed the attractive dec
orations for the occasion. Guests
we're present from Woodbridge.
Words. Newark and this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
Two Bodies Recovered

BENTON, Ark, May 1.-two
bodies were recovered from the food
waters near the Missouri Pacific rail
way station at Hot Springs last night,
according to ]. w. Arnold, a Ium-
herman of Benton, who was there
when the torrents rushed down on
that city late yesterday.
Accompanied by two railroad en-
ployes. Arnold arrived here from Hot
Springs early this morning on a
railroad motorcar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
Announce Engagement

SOUTH AMBOY. May 15-Mrs.
Edward Rhoades OF Henry street,
the engagement of her
daughter, Clara, to William F. Clay
ton. son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Clay
ton of Old Bridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
Rummage Sale On

The First Presbyterian church will
hold a rummage sale at $50 State
street. today and tomorrow. Mrs.
William Woodruff is chairman OF
he sale and anyone having any art
jcle for the sale should communi-
cate with the chairman and she will
arrange for transportation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
WIRE NEWS

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May IS. =
Fragmentary reports received by the
Little Rock Democrat from Hot
Springs indicated that reports that
there had been heavy loss of life
there had been exaggerated. But
one report that six or eight persons
were dead persisted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
TORNADO, FIRE AND FLOOD
SWEEP ARKANSAS RESORT
Continued from page -
Report No Lives Lost

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 15:--A
telegram received from the Western
Union manager at Hot Springs at
1880 o'clock this morning said, so
far as known, nc lives had been lost
but that the Marquette Hotel and a
number of nearby buildings had been
destroyed. Nc accurate estimate of
the property damage was available
at that hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
Home for Aged Sale

The Home for the Aged viii hold
a rummage sale beginning Thursday
at $50 State street. Anyone having
any article for this sale, should tel
ephone 2319 and they Will arrange
for transportation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
Hotel OCCUPANTS We're Saxcd

OIIUMWA, Iowa, May ia tel
egram from Charles :. Orr, owner
Of the Marquette Hotel at Hot
SPRINGS. Ark, 20 W. Fl. Heating OF
O'tnmwa, as btoihn:-in law. this
morning, reports that all guests of
the hotel wec- saved from the blaze
winch destroyed it. The .al.eram
read: Awful fire and food. Marquet-
tie burned. All saved. Self and wife
WELL"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
Directors to Meet

WOODBRIDGE, May 15.-The
last meeting of the retiring board
of directors Of the Woman's Club
Will be held at the home of the presI-
dent. Mrs. j. II. Thayer Martin, in
Railway avenue, Thursday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
Passing Hin Gnrmans

LONDoN.-The British piano in
dustry is gradually killing off the
German trade. All factories in Eng
land r working steadily. Nearly
10000 persons are employed in
them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15

The Y. w. II. A., will hold their
regular meeting Thursday night in
the Y. M. H. A, hall, with the oresi-
lent, Miss Rose Sacarny presidine.
Plans for many summer activities
will be made "a this-tfnle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
Fever In

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of spotted
fever and %dysentery are raging in
the Ukraine. More than 10000 per-
sons are reported i'll, by Bolshevi,I
official statements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
CITY BRIEFS

TIL Westminster Fife and Drum
Crops ~reorganized as a part Of the
Junior Naval Reserve held a prac-
tice and drill on board tbs u. ).
training ship Newton last night in
preparation for taking part in the
Memorial Day parade. Albert
Krogh, a former captain i'll the
Westminster Cadets. is in charge
and is getting them ready for the
parade. Several flfers are wanted %
help fill the gap in in that part of
the corps.
TIL awarding OF the Dodge tour
ing car. which was TO have taken
place on the last night of the cir
Gus last week, will not be held until
after the meeting Of san Salvador
Council No. 299. Knights of Column
bus Thursday night, May "a. Grand
knight John V. Burke makes this
announcement today.
Algonquin Lodge No. A. Knights
of Pythias, at its meeting last night
conferred the rank Of esquire on
four candidates and arranged to con-
fer the rank of knight on six at the
meeting next Monday night. Cort-
landt Sheath, the degree master,
with his team were in charge Of the
work. Alfred Turnbull, vice chan
cellor, was in the chair in place Of
Burton Gehret, the chancellor. Al
zonquin Lodge, during the past sew
eral months, has had a steady in
crease in membership and there are
a number on the waiting list.
Thor Lodge, No. As, Danish Bro
therhood, is scheduled to meet to-
night at Washington hall.
A meeting of the committee in
charge Of the Memorial Day celebra-
ton will be held in the City Hall to-
night at S o'clock, at which time
plans VIII be formulated for the pa
rade to be held on that day. It is
expected that delegates from the
various women's organizations will
be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15

1.-THE Fascist of North America"
has 10000 members. sayathe leaders.
One drop of altar of roses viii
give fragrance to a gallon or cologne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
Sturdy Youngsters Take
Father Johns Medicine

The best health
builder for chill
dren at this sea-
son of the year is
Father Johns
Medicine because
it's pure food ele-
ments build new
strength to fight
off disease at the
same time build
ing new flesh and
driving out i'm
purities. That is
what the children
need in the
%springtime. That
is why Father 10
been SO successful
tonic for over 08,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary simasck

Mrs. Mary Slnasck. siXty-flVe
years old, of Second street, Pts
Getaway. Raritan township, stricken
on the street in New Brunswick on
Sunday. died in the Middlesex hos
pital. New Brunswick, from apo
plexy. Mrs. Simasck is survived by
-four daughters. Mrs. NJ. j. Stremak
of Brooklyn, Mrs. J.. s.. Tok Of
Fords. Mrs. Philip B%eaurdine and
Mrs. James Harrington of this city.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at Q o'clock with a solemn
requiem mass at the Highland Park
Catholic church and the interment
will be in the Holy Trinity ceme-
terry this city.
Funeral for Christian Hylleberg
The funeral for Christian Hylle-
berg, an old resident of this city will
be held tomorrow afternoon at q
O'Clock from tho home Of MI. and
Mrs. Herman Peterson, GIT Charles
street and from the Danish Metho-
dist Episcopal church at 1880 o'clock.
Rev. G. ]. Conrad will offlciate and
the interment will be in Alpine
cemetery. Memb RS Of the Danish
Brotherhood Red Men and Dana
Relief Society to which the deceased
belonged will attend the funeral.
|
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15
Funeral for Christian Hylleberg

Speeches made in Parliament may
either French or English.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-15

Thor Lodge, No. As, Danish Bro
therhood, is scheduled to meet to-
night at Washington hall.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
AUERBAcHOvI POvOLEN
NOVY SOUD. Y

Pred nsjakou dobou byl a.
braham Auerbach, jenz Jest
prav6 zavfen ma 8 roxy pro ne
dovolene velkoobchodni mani
pulace lihovinami, odsouzeu
tez ma jeden rUk pro pfejeti
jednoho chodce "a intalacnich
slavnosti noveho clevelandsk6.
no biskupa Josefa Schrembse
v zari r. 1921. Nest9sti Sc ud&-
10 ma vych. 8. ul. a Vincent av,
Proti tomuto rozsudku podal
Auerbach odvol&ni a apelacnl
soud .rozhodl v jeho, prospech,
narizenim, aby process kon&n
byl poznovu. Jako hlavni dI.
vod, Sc uvadi,. ze zastupci The
Cleveland Foundation byli pro.
ii obzalovanemu pfedpojati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
PoHYBLlVE oBRAzKY IA.
KO SVEDECTVf.

Pied dv6ma roxy zabit byl
ffdic motorov6ho traktoru John
l.. Lake, 6101 Clinton ave. po-
ulicnf karou ma Detroit Ave-,
blize zap. IS. ul. Vdova zalu-
je spolecnost clevelandskych
pouhcnich drah ma nahradu u.
trpene skody smrti manzela
zpasoben6, We vysi 100000,
v zalob9 sc tvrdi mezi jinym,
ze kara jela velkou rychlosti.
Pravnik ovdovele zeny "A. P.
Gaughan pozAdal vcera soud-
ce G.. p. Baera, aby smell jake
sv9dectvf pomocf filmu soudu
ukazati, jak jest podobny trak
tor rizen. Soudce zadosti W.
howell a tax Sc vcera stale, Re
soudni sin MA chvih byla pro-
m9n6na v obr&zkove divadlo.
Jaky mela vsak kinematografi-
cka produkce ma zalobu vliv,
dosud znamo neni. +,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
TAHANICE O starry SUPE,
RIOR MOST.

Ma verejn6m slysenf v rad
nici mohl 81 posluchac vybrati,
co Sc mu libilo. M9sto, respek-
tive dnesni adn1inistrace /, a
sdrrzeni, jimz jde Q uwolneni
playby pfi lsti Cuyahoga> feky
jsod pro strzenf, kdezto prav-
nici, zastupujfcf nektere fi1rny
'blize mostu, ktere by arci by
ly tezce poskozeny zastavenfm
dopravy pravi, ze most mIze
konati jeste dalsfch sluzeb. Az
10 jezemfch kapitand, dosta-
vivsich Sc k slysenf, vesm6s po
vazovali starry viadukt jako
stale nebezpeci plavby a w.
praveli 0 nekoIika j neSt9stich,
jez most zavinil. a. e's ~
Ma konec vsak bylo pfizna-
no msstgi pravo, rpzhodovati.
zda dalsi dopreva sc mdze di.
ii bez ohrozenf vefejne bez-
pecnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
ORODUJE "a K SMRTI Cd
SOUZENEHo MANzELA.


zena k smrti 0dsouzenehc
vraha policejnfho staznlka
Augusta Dyka, matka dvou ne.
dospelych ditek, hodla Sc dnes
.poznovu pohusiti, aby dobyla
ma guverneru Donaheyovi zme'
nu rozsudku smrti pro svehc
manzela Karla Habiga, jen5
" komofe smrti v Columbus O.
cekava popravu. Exekuae '
elektrickA zidli byla odlozena
ma den 16, tinora, kdyz jiz vse
china odvolani byla odmitnuta
a nezbyva jina instance nez 0.
sobni zas&hnuti guvernera. Oh
hajce Habiga, pravnfk R. A,
Raskin hodla taktez dnes u
Donaheye pasobiti, ably trest
smrti byl pozm9n6n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
oDsoUzENY PADELATEL
/, cEKU. Il

F. j. Colladay pokusil Sc
podvesti banku cekem, pIvod-
ne zn3jicim ma $48.58, ktery
vsak sikovnym zpisobem "pfi-
zpisobil', ze vypadal jako
skutecny eek ma "malickost -,
$26, 6,148.58. Ia um9ni toto
odsouzen byl. okresnim soud-
Gem Redeem vcera az do desiti
rokd do kaznice. DIE DONNIE
mex, jest odsouzeny podvodnfk
clanem cele handy, jez Sc po.
dobnymi podvody zabyva We
velkem, ale snaha soudce a.
sistentky zalobce slec. Jaffa
ably ma Colladayovi docilene
bylo priznanf, zIstala marnou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24

Tfi bratfi, l1sAety Vincent
lRogel, 13-lstt Mattel a 10-lety
Frank z tfe. 1885 Crennell
ave. 8. E. pfejizd9H Broadway
U II. zastaytk ABC pfedmest-
'ske trat9, kdjz kolo Jim uvfzlo
v koleji pr4JS V okamziku,
|kdyz velkoh fychlosti ujizdela
sm6rem Ike Clsvelahdu "cerve-
ma" kara. HoBi vldouce nezby-
II, neztratili dHcha a rychle je-
Ste v cas- seadoGili, tax ze kara
zasahla jen bf&adny stroj, kite
rym mrstils 4sk prujdce k slou-
pu telefonnihp vedeni, ze bylo
auto dpln9 iesbito. vsichni
|vyvazli st,astn9 bez pohremy.
Mladsi vyptaxujf, ze nemohli
videti blfzfcf se karl a ze va.
rovny piskot . nejstarsi hratr
neslysel, jelkoz jest pry hlu-
|chym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
|PODRoBNoSTI o PkIoBcO-
|vAClM ZAKoNU PRO ZENY
Cleveland. o. 8. ledna z.

O1CNCl0lM, W. Os lCAIiN 81
Soud9 podle dotazd, ktere
mi pfich6zeji, st&va trochu ne
jistoty ohledne pfiobcoUacich
'zakoni, co se tyce Zen. Dovol-
tie mi, abych Vasemu ctenaf-
stvu move pozadavky zakona
vysv9t,il.
Nejprv dlu'zno fici, ze tento
novy zakon nebyl vydan We
prosp6ch pTijetych zen, ale We
|prosp6ch Zen americkych, KITE
re sc provdaji "a cizince. Po-
die star6ho z&kona obcanstvi
zeny sc ffdilo obcanstvim mu-
ze. Americanka, ktera Sc pro-
vdala "a cizince, ztratila pra-
va americka. Pfitomny zakon
tato prava jf ponechava, lee
by Sc jich sama vzdala pfijmu
tim pffslusnosti jine vlady, a.
nebo by Sc provdala "a muze,
ktery obtanem se stati nemd-
ze, jake prfkladn6 je Chan.
Prijeta zena podle stareho
zakona sc stala americkou OBJ
cankou, kdyz jeji muz sc stal
obcanem, kdyz bydlela v j.
me zemi. To jest nmi u kon-
ce. Zena sc nestava obcankpu
pfiobcenim muze, ale must sa-
ma o obcanstvf zadat. Ma ale
|tyto vyhody: /. MUST doka.
Eat svou residence We Spoje-
nych Statech pouze jeden rok.
Y. Jeji muz must byti obcanem.
|3. Nepotfebuje prvniho papi-
ru. v ostatnfch v6cech se mu.
81 podrobiti stejnym pozadav.
kun jake muz. Must zadat "a.
dost Q obcanstvi, must dokazat
rok bydleni We Spojenych Sta
tech dv6ma sv9dky, must um9t
anglicky, must slozit zhousku,
must sc 'dvakrate d!ostaviti ma
tifad. II
Ncvy zakon ma take .tuto
vyhodu. Kde muz nedba stat
Sc obcanem, neho je neschop.
! ny, jeho zena Sc mdze stati OBJ.
cankou sama, ale v tom phi.
padu musi miti prvni papfr q
vyhoveti vsem pozadavkdm
zakqnna iako % N, muz. /, j.. -. a.. !; i
.Svobodne zeny se mohou sta
ii obcanky stejnou cestou jake
muzi. Vdova mize pouziti PRIV
niho papfru po SVEN muzi, all
musi Sc podrobit vsem ostatnin
pozadavkIm zakona. Nedo
|spsle deti bydlici " Americe 81
staHou ,obcany 8 otcem, ale
|matkou jenom, kdyz je vdova
PMobceni manzelky media OBJ
csnstvi medospelym. 'd3tem. !,
f vysledek tohoto zakona bu
de. ze mnohe zeny obcansk eht
prava nenabudOu, protoze Sc 4
verejne veci nezajimaji a jsou
ce vazani k domovu, neumi do
sti anglicky. Jiny vcsledel
bude, ze kdyz Sc budou vrace'
do Evropy, muz bude cestova'
ma americky pas, q jeho zenx
ma pas cizozemsky. On bud,
chranen americkymi zastupc
v cizine, ona ne. V pfitomnl
dobe. on ma pravo sc vr&tit
zpet do Ameriky, je-li obca
mem bez ohledu ma dobu jeh'
pobytu v cizine, ale jeho zon,
sc must. ratiti v Sesti m9sicfcl
.iinak ztraci svou residence v,
Spojenych Statech a must 81
vraceti jako jiny pfist9hova
lee. Da Sc lehce pfedpoklada
I'll, ze tento z&kon zp1sobf tenn
kdo Sc radi st9huji 2 Amerlk.
do Evropy a z Evropy do Anne
r;l.v y,ao,nho wncmS~f T,r II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
DLOUHA CESTA PRO Gle.
VELANDSKEHO Pod
VODNlKA.

Vypomocny serif Ch. Wei
denbaum odjel vcera do Los
Angeles do Kalifornie, ably do
Clevelandu dopravil Dona Kee
neye, jenz lakal penize ma dd.
v6rivych lidech pod faleSnymi
predstlrkami. Prodaval ma.
ietky, ktere mu nikdy t'neff.
kaly pane" a donoustel Sc j il.
nych podvodu, o kterych bnde
soudIm vypravovati, az k nam
Ease zavita, coz sc stane rffStl
tyden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
MfsTocUvERNER SEQ.
Y MroUvA.

I Columbus, O., %. ledna. Ta-
,jemstvi nepfitomnosti v sena-
'te cd 8. ledna mistoguvernera
~. D. Blooma bylo vysvetleno
dnes, kdyz omen dfednik Sc OBJ.
jevil pfedsedal senatu. Pc
'zahajeni schIze prohlasil, ze
'zdrzen byl We SVEN domove v
Bowling Green projednavanim
.pfipadd, v nichz jako advokat
jest slcastnAn q ze pry uvedo.
mil o tom prozatimniho pred.
Isedu senatu, Krydera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24

V pondeli vecer zemfel We
veku so rokI dr.. Valentin Ko-
cinsky, 6605 Fleet ave., jenz Sc
mezi zdejsinsi Polaky tesil vel
ke popularit6 byl povazov&n
j "a jednoho z vddcd. Marc.
dill sc v Radziojow9 bude IL
tra 0 10. hod. pohrben z ko.
stella sv. Stanislava ma For.
man ave. vych.. IS. ul. Zane.
chawA zde vdovu, diva syny a
sest deer. !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24

Obhajce G. w. Spooner po-
dal vcera okresnimu soudci H.
w. Jewellovi z Delaware "a.
dost o move pfeliceni 8 hlavnf
namitkou, ze jeho khent Big
Jim Morton poznovu byl 3D.
souzen ma svedectvi pfedloze-
nych dopisd strcjem psanych,
ktere nejsou nil1tersk pdvod.
mimi, ale pcuh5xni 'kopiemi,
COZ neni soudne pfipustno. -
Morton odsouzen byl v sobotu
a posl&n jiz zpSt do tres*nice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24

Spatn6 sc vypDatil st9drove-
cerni kousek H. LaGroye a Pc
ira Forthoffera, kteff ukradli
H. Gehringovi, 16303 Lake
Ave v Lakswoodu4 automobil,
kdyE jej' byK je6te' bkradli a
odjeli do Cincinnati, kde byli
zatceni q phi tom stffleli pc
polfcii. O!krest,i soudce F..P
Walther oba podnik kavce male
lite odmsniE tst6dfiV Jim 1aej.
vetSf vym6r strestu. p kazd6my
r15-lcty pobyt v trestnlci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24
CO vYPRAvUJE HOST
Az ZANCLIE.

Comno Hamilton, anglicky
noveliata a dramaticky spiso-
vatel 'pronasel vcera vecer v
Chronicle House, 1922 vych,
lot. .ul. n6ktere move poznat-
ky.
Znacny pocet anglickych zen,
majfcfch pravo ma vyssi tituly,
hledi 81 obchodu j vynikajicich
tirednfch, postaveni. Imam sam
as tucet dam, jez mali po sesti
dftkach, ale pfi tom Jim zbyva
jeste dosti casu ma zodpoved-
nou praci v dradech. Uvadel
nasledovnf zajiste zajfmavy
pfiklad. "Znam ku pffkladu
Ahglicana, jenz v sluzb6 letec-
keho sboru "a valky 81 zfskal
cetnych :vyznapenanf. Hrdi-
ma omen dnes kreslf obrazky ma
londynskych ulicfch a vdecne
pfijima chodci mu do klQbou-
kulvhazovane male darky. Ze-
ma jeho, rozena Americanka,
pax provozuje mensi obchod
starozitnostmi."
Host klade velky dIraz ma
vetsi primkmuti Anglie k A.
merice, zdGraznil to originelni
vetou: Name rozdiln6 podne-
bi a name rizne krejci, ale ma
Sc srdce jsou stejna, musime
stati phi sob9 neb zkaza stoji
pred nami. Sedime ma okraji
propasti a dnesni situace. jest
mnohem nebezpecn6jsi nez-li
byla v breznu r. 1918, .kdy bo-
joval jsne obraceni zady Ike
zdi. Nemecko vyhyba Sc pla-
ceni a Poincare Sc pokousi Q
politickou akci, jez znamenati
mize katastrofu. Nemecko
Sc snad spoji 8 Ruskem. A to
znameIa nebezpecnou situaci
Amerika nenisv bezpeci, 5000
mil Atlantickeho okeanu mic
neznamenaji. Amerika !, jest
Evrope talk blizko jake Francie
Nemecku. .Jedinou spasou jest
t9sne spojenectvi mezi anglo
saskymi rasami."
Ia prosloWu prohlasil faSistu
Mussoliniho "a nejv6tsiho mu
re Evropy, "a muze, jenz ,
desiti minutach zdanlive pro
menil Italii, skoro zemi boise
vickou v stat pevneho zak1a.
du.,+l @
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24

In1portovane a .domacf hou-
sic a houslove potfeby vzdy
koupfte lacih6ji v Miltnerov9
.Hudebnfm Obchodz, nejstar-
Sim 2 ceskych v m6st9. Olym-
pia budova, Broadway a vych.
55. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24

Jak bylo drive ozn&meno,
|xkoly pffpravni Sc nal&zaji v
|rdznych knihovnach jist@ dni
odpoledne. ale ty zeny, ktere
nemohou tyto odpolednf tffdy
navstevovat, r&di pfijmeme do
tftd vecernfch, a kdyby ma
Broadway bylo dosti aplikan-
tick a x&daly by sitoho, zalo-
zili bychom v Broadwayskk
knihovn3 tffdu vecernf pro ne
zvl&St'.
Sc vsi Ictou, Vas,
Jan Prlcha,
701 Hippodrome Bldg.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-24

Importovan& q domaci hou-
sic a houslov6 potfeby vzdy
koupite lacinAji v Miltnsrovs
Hudebnim 0bchod1. nejstar-
Sim z ceskych v m3ste. Olym-
.pia budova, Broadway a vych.
[5S. ul. 5 asr
Washington telegraph., 1923-09-07
HIGHWAY BILL
GETS A KNOCK
Citizens of County, In Mass
Meeting, Ask Representa-
tiUeS to Oppose Bill.

Representative citizens from
all parts of the county were
present at the citizens mass
meeting held at the county
court house in this city Tues
day morning. The meeting,
called by County Judge Jno.
L. Wilson "to consider the
proposed Highway Bill" was
well attended and the citizens
present presented an almost
solid front in opposition to the
passage of the measure.
A number of talks were
made for and against the pro-
posed Highway Bill, but the
real test of the popularity of
the measure with those pres
ent came when a vote was
taken on the adoption of a res
olution requesting that the
State Senator of the Goth Sena-
torial District and Representa-
tives of Hampstead county vote
and use their influence against
the passage of the bill. A
standing vote was taken and
104 voted for the adoption of
the resolution and A against.
Mr.. Will Griffin, one of the
four who voted against aoop-
ton, explained his vote by say
ing that if the county judge
would agree to use the prorata
share of the 3-mile road tax
and auto and gas tax in high
way maintenance he would
come over to the majority and
vote for the resolution. In an
swer, Judge Wilson said he
made a campaign pledge to
use this money on the unim-
proved roads Of The county and
he did not propose to go back
on his promise.
The resolution, as passed,
follows:
"To the State Senator of the
"20th Senatorial Dist. and Rep
"resentatives of Hampstead
County, Arkansas:
"Be it resolved that it is the
wishes of this convention that
you vote and use your influence
against the proposed Highway
Bill that will be presented to
the extra session of the Ark
ansas Legislature soon to con-
vene at Little Rock. That we
are unalterably opposed to the
Legislature passing any bill
that will deprive the counties
of their share of the automo-
Washington telegraph., 1923-09-07
JURORS FOR OCTOBER
TERN OF CIRCUIT COURT

. ~ ~and and petit jurors
for The October term of Circuit
Court, which convenes in this
city Monday, October l, are as
follows:
GRAND JURORS
E. p. Stewart, Hope
H. S. Dudley, Hope
Jewel Moore, Hope
w. P. Mason, Washington
H. L. Huddleston, McGaskill
Gus Holt, Toxic
j. j. Bruce, Blevins
jim Arnold, Emmet
j. F. Johnson, Columbus
w. R. Orton, Fulton
A. j. Kent, Patmos
Ed Collins, Hope
H. 0. Stuart, Ozan
D. w. Holt, Washington
L. E. Gilbert, Fulton
M. B. Eubanks, Emmett
Alternate Grand Jurors
C. A. Cannon, McNab
Jim Brown, Blevirs
F. C. Marshall, Hope
Lon Sanders, Hope
H. E. Murray, Hope
E. j. Shepperson, Columbus
PETIT JURORS
Carter Gibson, Hope
Howell Myers, Hope
H. B. Hall, Hope
NJ. C. Kolb, Washington
j. C. Timberlake, Washington
Gentry Bailey, Blevins
Eugene Stephens, Blevens
C. M. Bradley, McCaskill
R. F. Curtis, McCaskill
j. A. Ross, Bingen
R. l.. Webb, Ozan
C. w. Field, Columbus
Olen Hughson, Fulton
W. M. Thomas, Fulton
E. E. Phillips, Hope
Cleve Mayton, Patmos
S. ]. Burke, Emmett
Fred Cole, Emmet
C. M. Lewis, Washington
Roy Bonds, Blevins
H. C. Murphy, Hope
j. F. Willis, Sr., Emmett
C. D. Lester, Hope
Walter Harper, Bingen
Messrs E. R. Timberlake of
Washington, Ernest Wingfield
of Hope and Lyman Eley of
Belton served as jury commits
sioners at the April term of
court, selecting the juries for
the October term.