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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
ODESSA HONOR ROLL.

Odessa. Jan. 5.-These pupils Of the
Odessa public school are on the roll
OF honor for tho past month:
Ffrvt 9rade--Jack G. Diehl. Joseph
Harris. Paul Morgan. Norman Reese
Casper sartin. Raymond Wallace
Anna Tibbitt Henrietta Wilson.
Second-Edward Armstrong. Harry
Packard. Leon Roemer. Samuel Tib-
bitt. Walter vandegrift. Hattie Smi'h
Gladys Wallace.
Third-Charles Stapleford. Frank
Thornton. Rodney Baker. Percentage
in attendance: Boys. 91.3. girls. 96.6
Fourth-Helen Moore. Merritt
Moore. Howard Douglass. Norman
Morgan. John Foraker. William Smith
Mary Morgan. Elmer Croft. Andrew
West. Anna DuIiamell, Lille Rails
ner. Walter spicer. Francis Harris.
Fifth--Ru,h Rawley. Anna Cleaver
Edna A,well. Norman Reynolds. Rob
ert Craig. Roy Rawley. Percentage o
attendance: Boys. 9a.3. girls. GIL.
Sixth-Elizabeth Phillips. Cathcr1n
Bender. Edna Thornton. Mary Web,
Elizabeth Heller. Elizabeth Dichl.
| acknowledgements Foraker. Leon
ard Hanpson. Charles weist. Eugcn
Regener. John Wallace. Lillian Smitl
Marguerite Harris. Percentage OF nj
tendance, Boys. $50; girls. 94.4.
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vt. 0RORsEp NOTES.

ri, Georges b.-Alons the
caue~way between the north side n
town and the canal nrtdGe. concrete
posts with ,cininx c~hiss ar~ bsAnc
constructed 90 t~kc the place Of the
cid wooden fcncc. ThH road n mar
row Win q march on each eide and the
now fence r. 20 make travel there
eafs~
yeaeS~s~y, Hurry Lester. received
ha cot, rrnmpfas;. which he purcha~
- come time AFRO In Toledo. Ohio. Tho
,r,, T. r,ne months old and Of rsc!nc
stock
M,ss f.ou,ss Gissone, daughter o.
Ny. and Miro lI-rt~rr G'tbons. N 81
~ Ns homo here.
AZ IN. recent dance held IN Della
ware r'ry~t Hail ny the young mon q:
town. Nri-- NahS Mcse and Ms
rina Gam werr swArsea the prs7s
fcr IN. be~, foS-tro,.
! Mr. and Niv. q. Il =. o~n apent o
few days IN Wilmington M guests ~
Nr ana Nrr v. l.. Springer.
Yesterday The large sycamore ire,
witch stood whore William Cnlhouns
new store and dwelling n 90 he erect
Of. wa- cut down Tho trV~ WIS e,rh
fee, Al diameter and - known 90 II
at least 100 yearr old
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
NEWS or THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Caesar Rodney Chapter, Order
Of the Eastern Star. Holds
Annual Banquet.

Special Correspondence Every Even'nk
New CsGsia, Jan s.-Last evening
IN the auditorium N the opera House
lshe second annual banquet OF Caeaar
Rodney Chapter. No, s. Order OF the
Eastern sear, wna he'd Miss Carrie.
I. 0srnmill. pASt worthy inatron. WI
coined no members ana suests IN be-
hall OF cAe ohaptar. Tho banquet wns
.cucwsd by the installation q the fol-
llo~1ne officers: Worthy rnatron. Mrs.
saI,e Meredith worthy patron. Ray
'mond Foster: associate matron. Miss
Anna Vcntine; secretary, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hobbs; treasurer, Mrs. Ellen
Foster: conductoress, Mrs. Wilhelena
Ye;ter: associate conductoress. Mrs.
Mary Hanf; organist. Miss Ella
Brown: rnareha. Mrs Bessie Wallet;
chaplain. Mrs. Mary Neylor; Ada. ."
Mrs. Bessie Hewlett; Ruth" Mrs.
Mary Cavendsr: Esther" Mrs. Reoa
Greer: Martha" Mrs. Amy Blake !,
ELECTRA" Mrs Mar. Burris; War
der Mrs. Anna Harrington; sentinel.
William W. Leach.
Professor Henry z snavsiy. score
,ary OF tho Board OF Edlrntion. last
lev.ninr held a special conference with
Captain s. r. / Duncsn and First
Lieutenant William s. Weggenmann,
In the Van Dyke Armory. Il Was de-
cided 70 use the arnory FOR playing
basketball games by members OF The
High School teams comprising the
boys and girls teams. IN the future IN
place o. the Opera House cage. where
the local games have been played
since the orRe nization OF the High
School teams Arrangements Were
made for practice games OF the girls
var2ty team on Tuesday and Thurs
Day Afternoons o: each week. and Che
toys' varsity team would have the
use Of The cage for practice during
Tuesday and Thursday evenings OF
each week between the hours Of s.4g
and $40. Friday evenings OF each week
Will be reserved for the regular
scheduled High School games.
Word was received yesterday by tbs
members Of the Board OF Education
from the Delaware School Auxiliary
that work. OF the construction Of the
two ons-etory brick school buildings
for tho housing OF coiored pupils, or
The National Tube plot. recently ac
Iquirec by the School Auxiliary. woult
begin neN week.
Miss Elizabeth Amery. stat'
: supervisor OF Home Economics IN tn
! High Schools. Yves = visitor In th'
local schools yesterday.
This evening Adeaphia Lodge. No
Is, X. OF p, will meet IN weekly ses
, sion. in. the lodge rooms OF the Ne
; sonic Temple at s o'clock. Offioer,
elected ~ the meeting last Frida,
- evening viii be installed
= On nsat Sunday afternoon Mission
b a-y Sunday VII be observed IN tn
I, Methods, Episcopal Sunday school
The class taught 10y Mrs. John 3. Man
iovs viii No IN charge Of tho interest
tns rnuscsl and literary program
which r. being arranged Parents an
fr1ende are invited 20 attend this SEES
sion.
. The State Road Community Gu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
White Muslin Underwear
the January Sale of White

Corset Covers lace embroidery trimmed: good quality
muslin January White Sale price, ACC each.
Muslin Drawers trimmed with embroidery cut full,
January White Sale Price, 55c pair
Muslin Boomers white flesh color. Sale price, 38c.
White Sateen Boomers with henlstitched rIles also in
flesh color. January White Sale price, ssc pair:
White Muslin Skirts. embroidery flounces. CSC.
White Muslin Night Gowns, in hrnono style, with en-
brodery trimmings. Sale price. sec each.
White Muslin Night Gowns, V-neck. trimmed with en-
brodery and ribbons. January White Sale price, CSC each
White Muslin Night Gowns, long sleeves, embroidery
trimmings regular sizes January Sale Of White price Csc
and in extra sizes at only Sl.19 each.
White Nainsooc Night Gowns round nechs, threequarter
sleeves, January Sale Of White price, $3.50 each.
White Nansooc Combinations in various styles. January
Sale OF White special price, $l.s0 each.
White Envelope Chemise Nansooc or Muslin, lace-trim-
med; very special January Sale OF White price, CSC.
White Nainsooc Envelope ChenniSe in carnisoe style
trimmed with lace. Sale price, ST. SO.
White Nansooc Camisoles, lace-timmed or TAILORED
styles exceptional January Sale Of White values SEC eacf
(Sze SO only. Second Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
STAFFORD ACORN CLUB.

Beaford. Jan. b.-The regular meet
Ing OF the Acorn Club was held on
Tuesday afternoon at the club room.
The president. Mrs. William II. Long
endyke. being absent. Mrs. William il.
Miller. first vice president. presided.
After a short business session the
meeting wns turned over TO Mrs Alex
ander' Donoho. chairman for the day.
who had for her subject. Music"
The program was ms follows: New
Years toast, read by Mrs. George +.
Galloway; piano duets, Mrs. 1sidore
Sterhany and Charles NanLeer, who
rendered Rustic Dance" and "Coun-
try Dance" paper. Mrs. Alexander
Donoho, Comments on Paderewskl
Concert" piano colo. Paderewski'f
"Ninust;" encore. PaderewslSfs Ara
hesque:" reading. an article printed IN
daily paper the morning after Pade-
rewslis concert; quartet. 20 Holy
Night" Mrs. J. Harry Anthony, Mrs
Ella c. Emery. Miss Corinne Warren
and Mrs. Howard Morgan. accom-
pa n,ed by Mrs. II. Milton James; piano
duet. From tho South" Mrs. 1sidor,
stophany and Charles Van Leer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05

will meet next "Wednesday esen.u
at the State Road Chapel at Clock.
Last evening the officers Of Rose I'M
Grange were installed by state Mas
ter II. =. Robinson. About go persons
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Truitt. who
have been making their homo with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry w. Iniehcbeck on East
Third street. for the past several
months. have taken up temporar,
quarters at tho Hotel Louise and vii
occupy their new home. 2l3 Harmony
street. within several weeke. after nj.
,eratione arc completed.
We have Just received fresh stock
OF Highland linen. Cranes linen lawn.
l,ouis.ne paper and correspo ndencs
cards. r. Challenger h Son. Pre-
scr.ption Pharmacists.--Adv.
Nre. John Fish and son. John. Jr.. O
Carneyis Point. N. J., arc spending sew
eral dnyr as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
TELLTALE SYMPTOMS or
WOMAN'S Ills

Every woman VINO suffers from
1ackache. headaches. dragging down
palms. nervousness. irregularities. DIS
placements. irritab.lity. or dependency
should recognize in such symptoms
some arrangement Of her system
whlch should have attention before
some more serious ailment develops.
These conditions are often evinenced
by a sallow complexion. dark circles
under the eyes. lassitude and sleep
lessness. For nearly fifty years Lydia
= Pinkham'e Vegetable Compound has
been pre-eminently successful IN over
coming such conditions. and II is now
recognized everywhere as the standard
remedy for woman's .lls--Aay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Dover Preparing for the Munich.
pei Election TO be Held
Next Monday.

evscsai Correspondence Every Evening
bev~r. Jan. "a c,t,sens' meeting
VII he held tonight at the Robbins
NO. Housr fer the purpose 81 ee-
taslinG . ticket 10 m voted for NJ the
annual town election TO ee held on
MoNAAv n~xt A president Of Council
an1 four m~mbsr~, With an assessor
WIN ~ elected on Monday. The terms
~ Ccuncsim~n Dcwues. Clemsnts.
MN sNd Hancock expire. I, n under
esccd that Arlcv "a. Mage~. who mas
Nsen president ~ Council FOR ~rycral
vear~, VIII not sccx re-ei~c;ion.
Mr~ lame~ N, Wliron. .Mre. Harry
Crawford and Mrw. 4. Maxwell Har-
rlng'on and son lef, yseterday for
rlor'iA ~ eY~nd the balance OF ths
winter
Mr.. ana Nv. n. I. Psers VIII leave
ahcr,ly fcr ehs aoush to ercnd the
rect ~ the winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
PLAN $4,000 DRIVE.
Jewish Residents Will Aid in Es.
tabIishment Of Palestine
Foundation.

Plans for a drive for $4,000. 10 be
conducted January Ia 10 IT. incluslve,
were made AT a get-together meeting
OF tho Wilmington Committee, Psles-
tine Foundation Fund. Keren Hsye-
sod. at Browns restaurant. zo7 West
Second street, yesterday. Leo j.
Frachtenbers OF Philadelphia, region
al director, presided. Miss Bertha O.
Guttnan. assistant regional director
was also present.
a banquet on the evening OF Janu-
AIRY IL. in the Hotel du Pont. follow
ed by a mossmeeting, Will open tn,
drive. II was announced that head
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
pWrpoYvuIx NEWS.

prifseviil.. Jan. Miss Maud
sudlsr. child welfare nurse % this
community. has resumed her work
after he'nr absent ono ycer Cue 90 III
n~as.
M~. Edna Hurley. daughter % Mr.
and Mrs Daniel TX. Malson o; ths
town. who has hsen IN the Emergency
Hospital. Washington. u. c, for seven
weeks dne % beins run down by an
AUTOMOBILE. was ehle 20 leave THU
week
rhie~s~ have been operating IN tN's
Town rccsr'lv. seven houses wrro Vi.-
f~i one night
Tho s~rc,ty 80 coal nss esen some
vha, relieved In tho past FEW DAYS
when fhree carloads were Delivered
A temporary nr:sGs Val Re bum
acr,ss Cclilne' MIL dam and ths
urihs~viiie- Cs~orr.tcvn rosi wT N
orsn Ger '-rfro about January X.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
MippIFTOwN NEWS.

H'ldi.town. Jan. 5--M.ss Minerva
Joseph entertained a number 81 her
fvlrx fr!cnd~ on Friday evening az
bee home nenr town. Her guesfs In
iuded Miss Florcncc Adams Iou,e
irhnnrr. Oeorx. Hammond. Paul
Durham ana leo johnson 81 WI
m'urioni Nse Elizabeth Malonoy %
1UwufOndi Miss Mary Records. Mis-
Nuio hocuras ilarrr Mcdowell.
lInrr hnborts and Edward Records
of NlddistoWu.
The funeral services ~ Mrs Angelica
" DerricSson. viii o. Charles Der
rlas~on, Who d,sd On New Years Day
~.r" hold az Ar. Derrlcxson's home
"r fh'ur-iay afternoon. The services
we're m charge u Rev. France II
Moore. ~ Wayne. Pa. VINO Cor thirty
y~srs vls Nrs Dorricksons pas,or
~ Force pre.byt.r.sn church. The
D~uDe~rsrs were Walter Beas,en, How
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
oOop roYIcr RECORD
n MIroRD


MuKord. Jan. .--Aocord1ng % re-
i.,~.s ev,rl'f.-d 20 TOWN Council. the
p,.,c~ assartm.ni % Milford made a
nns r-.rrd our-uE ne Iast year. Fines
collected from arrests by the officer
amounted b. 3 900 and the town tas
been ir.'t free from dieorlers. The
police are appointed ~ Town Coun-
en- ana ccunulnon have stated. urnf
ro.sily, there WI be- no change made
~ thia dciartfnen; by 'h. newly elect
81 body
Milford for tho present q fairly well
supplied Win tuoi Thers Vvere severe
hundred tone 90 coz received IN ths
town Inc, week. and tnis very frla.er.a.
81 relieved the shortage Tor a time
Nearly everyone IN Milford nov has a
small supply ~ ca Wood has also
l,..n arundsr; and 10 recalling for g.
u~r wsrcn load or s. per truck load
Milford theatre goers are ant.clpat.
ms n treat IN high clAae pictures dur.
ms mo coming weel. Spscla' arrnnge-
msnts are being made % make ney,
,s~.~k banner week. One % he a.
vnc'ionr l. Harold lloyd in Grand
man Boy"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05

Harry J. Cable and family of the
Strand.
William White. clerk at tho Hotel
Louise for tho past year. has rendered
hie resignation.
james Wilson. Benjamin Leach and
Richard Il. Pindcr. Jr.. students NJ the
local High School. arc confined 70 their
homes with strip.
Cherry Bark cough syrup. Csc
bottle; extract OF Cod Liver OH with
tar and honey. zoe bottle. Il. Chal-
lcnger 4 Son. Prescription Pharma-
cists.--Adv.
Charles Bclville. q motorman on the
local trolley line. In confined 10 his
home. on Delaware street near Second
with grip.
Mrs. Mary Sheridan OF the Strand
IN III with Strip.
English beauty clay. s1.00 Ear. T.
Challenger & Son, Prescription Phar.
/ macists---Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
NEW P. 0. BUILDING
HERE POSSIBILITY
Rumor Revived by Report OF
Treasury and Postal Heads
Laid Before Congress.

Whether or not Wilmington Is in
cludcd In tho list OF i4o cities where
now or enlarged buildings for post
Office purposes ara recommended by
Postmaster General Work. and Secre-
tary OF the Treasury Mellon. Is not
disclosed In the press dispatches.
The report. however, revived intcr-
est In the announcement OF ssvera
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05

months ago that an appropriation for
now site and Federal Building for
this city had been recommended by
the then Senator T. Coleman du Pont
All that Ia definitely known here liz
the fact that recent Investigations
into tho facilities OF tho Wilmington
postoffice have been made by repre-
sentatives OF the Treasury Depart
mont; but as this Ia mere or loss a
mater OF routine procedure. no spe-
clsl Importance IL attached TO II by
the local staff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
Death Of Mrs. Tho.. r. Mcdowell.

Mrs. Sophia Pusey Mcdowell. wife
Of Rev. Thomas X. Mcdowell. died
yesterday NJ Elk View. Chester county,
Pa Tho funeral will be held Ea,ur-
day with services at 2 o'clock and In
terment I'm New London Presbyterian
cemetery Conveyances will meet tho
l23i train at Elk View.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05

"Thers goes man VINO has nevss
uusrreIed with his Wife
That so7 How long have thev
been mayriedY'
They're just leaving tho parsons
now"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05

ard A. Pool. lsaac Cleaver. c. Malcolm
Cochran. Victor Green. Clarence f
Pool lntermcnt was made in Forest
cemetery, near here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
January Sale of White
Extra Size White Muslin Skirts
SI.I9 each
Embroidered Flounces, Regular,
SI.5O
White Shaker-knit
Sweaters, $40

Fine worsted shaker Init
slip-over sweaters with roll
collars; the best made. Also
in navy. blue. red or buff or
brown. All the rage FOR
winter sports wear for young
women and young men.
Mems Dept, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05

quarters for the committee had ben
established ~ the Jewtsh Community
Center. Third and King strssb. Wiz
liam Topkis In chairman OF me iocai
COMMITTEES.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
Bedspreads

Bedspreads
Handsome patterns, fine
qualities, full sizes, honey
comb weave for $2.2S, $500
and $500.
Marseilles weave, A.25,
S4.85 and $500 each in the
January Sale Of White.
Basement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
Linolems---
The January Sale of White
Offers Exceptional Opportunities

Buying az carload prices get the lowest prices and
pass the savings 70 YOU.
In this sale Printed Linoeun for SOC square yard up
lnad Llnoeus for 75c square yard and I'D. Bring your
for the lots at these low prices large
Llnoeum Rugs in # Il. 10 fl y Fl. special
prices. Third Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
Brighten Up the Kitchen
with this beautiful
Aluminium Ware

Convex Kettles. 4 Of, S1.65j 8
qt., $40; 8 qt., $40; 10 qt., SITS,
and II Of, $500.
Percolators, $40 each.
Sauce Pans, Csc, 8Sc and 10 70
s1.55 each.
Muffin Pans, 55c to $50.
Pie Plates, 40c and soc.
Cake Plates, Soc and 55c.
Basement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-05
January Sale of White
AZ Sc White Pillow Cases
SOC or 4 for 81
Basement.
January Sale of White
Ten-Yard Pieces Long Cloth
Of Superior Quality and Finish
For 1929 a Piece

close weave. and only Csc yard.
Much below today's value.
White Madras, SOC yard; four
patterns.
White Underwear Crepe. with over
plaid Of blue. gold, pink, black and
lavender, SOC a yard.
White Satinized Lingerie Cloth,
also in pink, blue. black. orchid; 80
inches wide; 75c a yard.
New shipments Of the good quality
japanese plain color Crepes 35c a
ward. White Goods, First Floor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-16
CYKLON ZNICn KRAJA-
NOV MAJETEk.

Healy, Kas., 13. srpna. (Po-
stovni zprava.) Rodina kraja-
ma Jana Kovarika, zijici ma
farme asi SO mil odtud VIDA
lene v Marienthal, Kans., byla
tezce postizena cyklonem v
krajine te radicim. Rozmete-
ny Jim byly vsechny vystavno-
sti, nevyjimaje ami stavby kon
kretove, vsechno farmarske ma
radi i jine veci byly ma trisky
rozbity a znicena i, cast 1rody
We stozich. Take krava tele
zabity vsechna tem6r drGbez
usmrcena. Katastrofa udala sc
v sobotu, 4. t. m. lie mluvlt
temer o zazraku, ze rodina sa-
motna vyvazla bez vetsich
poranenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-16
SPOJ. STATY A MEXIKO
BLfZKO DOHODNUTf.
Zaznamy konference podepsa-
ny obema stranami.

Mesto Mexiko, Is. srpna. -
Zaznamy konference mezi Ia
stupci Spojenych Statu a Me.
xika, v nichz vteleno jest do
hodnuti, jimz ma byti umoz-
memo obnoveni pratelskych
,vztah6 mezi zninHnymi naru-
dy, byly podepsany zde We
2:15 dnes odpoledne.
Temito podpisy pfivedeno k
uspesnemu zakonceni vyjedna
vani, jez zahajeno bylo pred
trinacti tydny, mezi c. B. War.
renem a Johnem Bartonem
Paynem, oaobnimi zastupci a.
merickeho presidenta a Fer
nando RoaOl a Raimonem Ros-
sem, zastupci presidenta Obre-
gona.
Americti delegati odjedou
"a kratko do Washingtonu,
kde predlozi zaznamy spolu
sc smlouvami, iimiz mali byti
vyrovnany jednotlive naroky,
presidentu Coolidge-ovi Sc
kretari statu Hughesovi. Gee.
kava Sc, re uzavreny budou
nyni formalni smlouvy mezi O.
pcma zememi a diplomatick6
vztahy obnoveny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-16
KU KLUX KHAN PREVAIL
UNIVERSITY.
Ucilists We Valparaiso, Ind,
stalo Sc majetkem zminSne
organisace.

Indianapolis, Is. srpna. W.
jednavani bylo skomceno pre-
vzeti Valparaiso university,
We stejnojmennem meste tom
to state, organisaci Ku Klux
KlaNu, bylo oznameno dnes
Miltonem Elrodem, redakto-
rem "Fiery Cross, uredniho
casopisu Klanu. Uciliste bude
|nadale znamo jako National U
University.
Kupni cena jest $35O,O00,
coz jest castka zadluzenosti IL
|stavu. PIl milionu dollarG bu-
de vynalozeno ihned ma zvele-
beni budov universitnich dal-
'sich $5OO,OOO venovano do ma
dacniho fondu. Skola bude pfi-
sne nesektafska.
Valparaiso universita zapa-
sila v posledni dobe financ-
mimi obtizemi a pred casem by
la nabidnuta diverniky zname
mu radu Elks a pozdeji Moose.
is teto strany nebyla vsak ma
bidka prijata. Universita bude
nadale rizena peti diverniky
zvolenymi z obvodu Ku Klux
iKlanu v Indiane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-16
NESMf STEHOVATI HYPO-
TEKOU ZATfzENY DUN.

Manzele Yelskych hodlali
prestehovati jejich dim cislo
l4702 Superior ave., East Gle
veland ma jiny lot. The Ohio
Mutual Savings & Loan Co. po
zadala vsaik okresni soud W.
dani zakazu, ielikoz ma ma
dome mortgage $1,000 a pre-
stehovanim domu ma meme cen
ny lot by tato jistota byla ohro-
zena. Soudce Dan B. Gull "a
kaz vydal, prawe v cas-. neb
delnici sc prave hotovili steho-
vani podniknouti. Zadost 0
scudni zakaz musela byti Ia
rucena bondem We vysi $1,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-16
RODINNA TRAcEDIE.

Lexington, KY, Is. srpna.
Diva muzi jedna zena jsou
mrtvi dnes jako vysledek ro-
Dime hadky v Sergeant, v o.
kresu Letcher, ma vychod cd
tohoto mesta, die zprav zde oh
drzenych. Fred Thompson, 21
lety, pohadal Sc Sc svoji man.
zelkou, 17-letou a zastrelil il.
S. A. Nickel, otec pi. Thompso
move, bezel il ma pomoc a
Thompson vpalil mu strelu zro
vna do srdce. PAX vrah obratil
zbran proti sobe a ucinil ko-
nee vlastnimu zivotu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-16
,RANCIE SEVRELA PEVNE PORUkl.
oiMEZUJE STYK OKKUPOVANE. o.
,,RL ASST S OSTATNfM NEMECKEM.
ADELNICKA sITUACE v BERLfNE
PONEKUD Sc ZLEPSlLA.
Dusseldorf, Is. srpna.

Dusseldorf Is. srpna Ode dneska do dalsfho o.
namen zakazany vsechny styky Duesseldorfu ostanim
Nemeckem, lec zeleznici operQvane Francouz Kdyz
chei obyvaee zdejs nekam cestovat must byt ednG
francouzskych vacich nebot pouzvan automobile neb
mezmestskych elekrckych drah ts jim zakazano pro
stovan bcyklu must opatri povolen Cd francouz
skych 1Tadi.
Toto jest nejposlednejsi fancouzske opatreni ehoz
ceem pane jest ucniti zvot meste tax vizenym ably
obyvatelstvo obrao pro Berinu Ma omuvu sveho ne
noveho narizeni Francouzi uvad9 bombove toky ez
udaly pred nekolika dny
Po pet mesicd to plat vetsne ruhrskych NEST Dues
sedo neme elefonu telegraph zadne pravdlne posovn
Pres to, ze tn tam dochaz k jistemu spolupdsoben
mezi Nemci Francouzi duch odpou jest tax snym
nell sn6jsm nez pred ctyfm mesc Ia ten cely Fran
couz nepokroci noho svych planech vykofsovan
industr pfirodnho bohatstv Poruri Doci tezby 12,
900 tun koksu denne tom zdstai Pany jejch
vati zavody dolly mistnim delnctvem selhaly
Nevetsiho dspechu dosahli tom, Sc Jim podafilo
nerova drahy pod frankobegickym rezmem Pres vsech
ny zakazy bernske vlady pro svemu vlasnihu prani,
msnf obyvatestvo jest ch pouzva ak osobni-
mu cestovani tax doprave zbozf.
Berlin, 15 srpna - Depese ednomu ze zdesch den-
Mkt Halle sdeuje ze dav obo vezen Zeitzu
bill dv6e zotval cey osvobod vezne ktef by vetsiny
-shytrjnf zlocinc
Denicka potravnova situace Berline ponekud Sc
zlepsa porovnani pfedesyni dny Da to vysvei do
velke miry odvolani vseobecne savky kterou komune
nafdi Pokusy rudych ochromi vsechnu ndustriani Gin
most mese byy faskem havne nasledkem opposice Sc
srany pravidelnych delnckych unii.
Nedostatek papirovych penez rva dale ackol zda Sc
byti hojna zasoba velkych bankovek.
Pafiz, Is Slime prohaseni noveho nemeckeho
kancere risskem snemu nebefe PaTzi
dosovne pfevada m6ni ze bylo by byvalo mno
hem meme nekompromsi neby toho ze anglicka noa ej
vlasn6 donuta vzdorova Franci Zde Gin dale tim vice
nabyva pidy pTesvedcen ze zmena nemecke Wade neco
neco jest ze Nemecko heda vychodisko pf
tonne situace sanoviska Francie tim edinym vychod
jest zanechan rpneho odporu Porum zaajen pf
meho vyjednavani Franci Belgf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-16
"DABLOVA CHRPKA."

Richmond, Va, Is. srpna.
Zdravotni Irady naridily osa-
moceni osob onemocnevSich ma
"d'ablovu chripku", bolestnou
a zahadnou chorobu, jez siri
Sc We zdejsim okoli a zda Sc
byti nakazlivou. Nemoc pdso-
bf prudke brisni bolesti a jest
provazena zanetem pohrudni-
ce a jinymi chorobami. Jeste
ma nj nikdo nezemrel, ackoli
ieden muz skonal ma srdecni
vadu vyvinuvsi sc z nemoci.
Az dosud ctyricet pripadI Sc
vyskytlo We zdejsim okoli.