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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-03

FOR SALE. = Novelty Kitchener stove
SIS. at rs Brighton Place.
ROOMS FOR RENT in new home oppo-
site new Grammar School building
Apply 110 w. Decatur Ave. 50
FOR RENT. - Rooms for light house
keeping. all c%onveniences 20 y. Sec.
ond street. pS0
for sale reasonable. on Jackson Ave.
half block from Mortified Station. :
blocks from Shore Road. Inquire Al;
s. Main st, Pleasantville.
FOR sALE.-5O.0 900 Gladioll Bulbs. 1.0o(
Dahlia Tubers. named varieties: am
now booking wholesale and retail or
ders for spring deliveries, Sen fol
Catalogue. Select and order early
Herman kirscht. Pleasantville, y. J..
RESTAURANT. Table board, 81 pei
week. Meals served at reasonable pri-
ces. Open from 7 to 7. 120 n. MAR
St, Pleasantville.
FOR SALE. Second Hand Ford Cars.
Terms. Box $50. somers Point, y. J.
FURNISHED ROOMS with or without
Housekeeping, all conveniences. 81 n
Second st.
FOR RENT or 8 furnished Rooms fol
light housekeeping. 10S E. Verona Ave
ORGAN FOR SALE. - Cornish. piano
case. good condition, cheap. 1l9 n
Second st.
WANTED.-A farm convenient to Allan
tic City. Acreage not important where
a retired business man can make his
home. VIII go as high as SIS, 900. But
would prefer a low-priced property
which he can improve to suit his OWL
taste. Send full particulars as to loca-
ton and distance to Atlantic City t.
P. O.. Box 407, Pleasantville. N. ]. So
WOOD FOR SALE. - Ralph Nichols
Morris V and Shore Road. North.
field. Phone 304-J. Pleasantville.
ABSECON FARM on New York Road
little less han three Acres, all kinds O
fruit, only 10 minutes walk from troll.
ley, for sale. Inquire 413 S. Main st.
Pleasantville.
large lot, central. U, Pleasantvill'
Press office. pS6
FOR SALE. Mammoth White Pekir
brakes for breeders, 50 each, delivered
Write Besser's Poultry Farm, Mizpah
n. J..
ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE for
sale, well known make. practically new
at sacrifice price. Perfect condition
w. J. Roberts, Absecon.
POMERANIANS FOR SALE.-PedigreeC
and registered. lack and also Beaver
tip Sable. A. r. Thompson, East Leeds
AVENUE.
LIVE CHICKENS WANTED. In an,
quantity. A. T. Bateman, 81 N. Mali
Street. Phone 264.
ROOMS FOR RENT.-s2.50. Marlborough
Cottage, cor Main st. n Pleasant Av
SNYDER MEMORIAL MISSION.-Spirit
ual Seance, Sunday and Wednesday,
7. NJ. Private Readings Daily. rs S
Third st.
PLAYER PIANO.-Brand new, 8S-not,
player piano. mahogany case. with $2
worth of music n bench, only S475
easy payments. F.. A. North Co, 1881
Atlantic Ave. tlantic City.
LOCKSMITH. Keys made, Locks anc
Guns repaired. Best equipped shop il
New Jersey. 1 also specialize on grind.
ing and setting scissors. NEWLIN
II Collins Ave. Phone 739-W. p71
WOOD FOR SALE.-Dry oak and pine
cut any length, delivered, price right
H. H.. Green, phone 58-J-1, Pleasant
vile.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-03
RHEUMATISM
Leaves You Forever
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison
Starts to Leave the System Within
T~wenty-four Hours.

Every Druggist in this county is autho-
rizsd ief9nIfsto every rheumatic sufferer
that if a full pint bottle of Allenrhu, the
sure %conqueror of rheumatism, does not
show the way to stop the agony, reduce
swollen joints and do away with even the
slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, he
will gladly return your money without
comment.
Allenrhu has been tried and tested for
years., and really marvellous results have
been accomplished in the most severe
cases where the suffering and agony was
intense and piteous and where the patient
was helpless.
Mr.. James H. Allen, of Rochester. N.
Y, the discoverer of Allenrhu, who for
many years suffered the torments of acute
rheumatism, desires all sufferers to know
that he does not wan a cent of a%nyone's
money unless Allenrhu decisively con-
has instructed druggists to gIIarantee it
as above in every instance. Orange Drug
Co. can supply you.
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Say it with cash, IL you want The
Pleasantville Press to come to your
address. Only $500 per year.
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TRADE AT HOME PHILOSOPHY.

If merchants and their sales clerks
were not a mighty good natured bunch
OF folks, whose rough edges have been
worn down by much contact with hui
man nature, they would have reason
TO get quite grouchy at times.
There are some persons who will go
or send TO more or less distant cities.
and make important purchases of
clothing, furniture. or foodstuffs. Then
when they find that they want some
little article in a hurry, and must have
it for some pressing need, they rush
to the home store. and demand that it
be supplied them instantly.
They expect these stores to keep
stocked UP all the time on a wide
variety of goods. Yet they fail to
supply their share of the patronage
that would warrant these stores in
keeping such a stock.
A group Of good retail stores links
up a town with the wonderful nation
wide system for distributing modern
products. They bring to your doors
he comforts and e~onveniences of adj
yanced civilization from all over the
world. where you can examine and
select the things that you desire, and
secure competent advice as to how tc
get the results you want.
But people can not expect to secure
The kind OF stores that their eommu
nifty ie untitled to, on the basis of its
-Mpula1ionand wealth. if they are con
stantly running or sending away else
where 10 buy goods. Unless they give
their patronage to their home stores
thOsa stoIcs can not serve them will
maximum efficiency.
The men who own and conduct the
stores of Pleasantville are a loya'
force working all the time to build III
this community, to provide it with the
best modern facilities and equipment
to improve its civic advantages ant
promote its prosperity. When vol
deal with them. you back up and pro
mote tie advance of your home town
A business, like a plant, needs trim
ming back now and then. to give the
roots a chance.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-03

WANTED. - ndian Runner ducklings
from thoroughbred stock. p. o.. Box
PAS. Ple%asantville. pS6
AN Al LAUNDRESS wishes washing,
Bundle or by Dozen, to take home.
References. 446 W. Park Ave, care
Rev. Blackledge. pS6
FOR SALE. - Male Collie. sable and
white, 6 weeks old. Davis, 23S N. New
Road PISA
FOR SALE.-Prairie State Incubator. 144-
egg capacity; also coal-burning brooder
stove; both in good condition; cheap.
Apply Geo. W. Deetz, at entrance Lin
wood Golf Links. pS6
FORD TOURING CAR FOR SALE
Good condition; self starter, winter en-
closure; or will trade for Ford 1-ton
truck. Tommy Warren, Phone 6S. PISS
FOR SALE.-Entire stock of Groceries
and Notions; also Counters and Show
Cases. A. j.. Craven, Shore Road,
North Absecon. pS6
FOR SALE.-White Rock Cockerel, di-
rect Fisher strain; also White Wyan-
dotte Cockerel. FEELS strain. VIM. H.
Blowes. Spruce St, Blenheim. pS6
WANTED. - Experienced operators on
power sewing machines. Baulig's fac
tory, West Jersey avenue, hetween Z a.
m. and noon. pS6
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FOR RENT.-Five-roo house in Lin
wood, fifty feet from Shore Road, sur
rounded by the Linwood Golf Club,
beautiful location, $40 month. Apply
o. j. Schramm, Subrensky's Real Es-
tate Office. opposite Shore Fast Line
station.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-03

Sealed proposals or bids will be receiv-
ed by the Board of Chosen Freeholders
tee Trust Bldg, atlantic City, N. j., at
~ Noon on February IA, 1928. on a five
passenger Lincoln coupe, 1928 Model,
must state price for delivery in Pleas
antville, complete, and the approximate
time of delivery. Bidder must also state
what he will allow in exchange for a
Hudson coupe now owned by the county
and used by the County Road Supervisor,
which coupe may be seen at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Japhet Price in Pleasant
or all bids.
By order of the Board of Chosen Free
holders of the County of Atlantic.
f. w. WILIETTS, Clerk.
Dated January %, 1923.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-03

A business, like a plant. needs trim
ming back now and then. to give the
roots a chance.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-03

Gods will be done on earth as it is in
heaven.
Whereas, Mr.. Charles S. Adams. God
has seen fit to take from you YOU be-
loved wife. the colored population of
Smiths Landing bow their heads in hum
BILE submission to Gods will, with you.
Be of good cheer, God will take care of
you.
w. D.. Keys and family, Smiths Land
ing.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-03

ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
Rates reasonable. Marlboro Cottage,
]. E.. Zecher, proAietor, cor. Main st.
and Pleasant Ave. ~Pleasantville. N. j.
HANDMADE WHt1ELBARROWS for
sale. Fred J. Handing, Annie Avenue,
Somers Point, N. D.
PURE BARON STRAIN RHODE ISL
AND RED MATCHING EGGS for sale,
81 setting. Edward L. Hudson, 425 N.
Main st.
WANTED.-Farm and Country property
Of every description. No matter where
located. can sell It. Write or phone
and our representative will call. Strout
Farm Agency. Egg Harbor City. N. ].
Both phones 500.
R. ]. HUGHES EXPRESS.-Daily trips
to Atlantic City: Storage. Phone
1SS-W. lSS Doughty Road, Pleasant
tic City.
WHO DOES YOUR PAPERHANGING?-
Hudson, 425 N. Main street. A postal
card will receive prompt attention.
LADY OR GENTLEMAN AGENT WAN
Products. Investigate this offerl Par
~ticulars and valuable samples free.
Write today. ]. R. Watkins Company,
Dept. "a, New York, N. Y.
guy or sell IN any
quantity. Write c.. Hare. Absecon, or
call phone 246.
FOR SALE.-Novelty Combination coal
and gas ranges, hot plates. wick and
wickless oil stoves, full line of coal
age and stoves. William E. Mathis,
successor to NJ. ]. Coke. 10 E. West
Jersey avenue.
WE BUY Anything you have to sell for
cash. Both phones. Drop postal.
Moore's, 2218 Atlantic Ave, Atlantic
City. Established 1896.
WANTED, A CHEAP FARM.-I am look
ing for a cheap farm, ranging in price
from $500 to $500, do not object going
back a ways if a bargain. Send par
ticulars to Lock Box 437, Egg Harbor
City, n. J.
OFFICE CLOSED
SICKNESS
T. /. DUNLAP,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Licensed by the New Jersey Real Estate
Commission.
Deeds, Mortgages, Agreements, Wills,
carefully written; Special attention
given to -Conveyancing, Settlements,
and Real Estate Titles.
PLEASANTVILLE. N. ].
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WANTED.-Man with car to sell COM
plete line low priced TIRES AND
TUBES. $4,000 per week and eXpens-
es. Sterlingworth Tire Co., 2795 Ster-
ling, e. Liverpool. Ohio. pS6
FURNISHED ROOM for rent. or two
men can nave board at No. Z S. Main
street. pS6
FOR SALE.-Breeding Pigeons, lot of ~
for Sc; White Wyandotte Matching
Eggs; also Goose Eggs. SO Adams
Ave. pS6
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. -
Nicely furnished room, centrally locat-
ed. IS e. Washington Ave. 81
LOST. - Gold filled hunting case Wal
tee Trust Bldg, Atlantic City. pS6
CHIMNEYS CLEANED.-To avoid fires
have your chimney cleaned. George
Harmon, 315 Edgewater Ave. SO
e. LAVIGNA, Pianist. Music taught in
all its courses. 1874 y. Second st. PSF
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ONE CENT A WORD.

minimum charge-25c first Insertion 15c
each additional insertion.)
BOARDERS.= Would like two men or
two women who could room together,
all c-onveniences 205 Brighto Place.
ROOMS FOR RENT.-Two or three fur
Suburban trolley and boulevard, rent
S25 monthly. Protestant. lis S. Ches-
fer Ave. PSF
O SALE. = Buick seven-passenger
Touring car in good condition, $500. A
Bargain. 205 Brighton Place. PISA
FOR SALE.=Bedroom furniture, dining
room furniture, cab, gas range, Vital
carpet-cleaner, electric lamps, portieres,
tables, set gold-band dishes. 2 e. De-
catur avenue.
Inquire J. Whitman, Abseeon Heights.
FOR RENT.-Unfurnished apartment, all
conveniences. "A ". Adams avenue, or
w. Pleasantville Press office.
FOR SALE. - Eight-room house, good
condition, two separate cellars on two
lots: four-room bungalow, new. with z
acre ground: l good work horse; 3
wagons; also several desirable building
lots by owner. Wilmer Lake. Walnut
St. Northfield-P. O., K. d. l, Pleas
antville.
FOR SALE. =Hot-air heater, Splendid
Novelty. excellent condition, $25. 313
n. New Hampshire Ave, Atlantic City.
FOR SALE. $50 lineal feet of eft.
chicken wire. and lot OF secondhand
Wainscoting. 1874 n. Second st. pS6
FOR SALE.-Lot of manure, mostly hen
manure. SO for double team load, haul
it yourself; 30 head pure stock Plym-
outh Rock hens weighing I to s pounds,
Thompson strain, breeders, 80 cents
pound; pure bred Brahma Cockerels for
breeding. "a each; also lot Geese. f.
H. Henry, Absecon, Phone 1856.
WANTED. - Quick. neat young white
woman in Mrs. Lang's. Specially kitch-
en-. to assist in making Crystalized
Fruit. Apply $40 s.. SHORE Road. Sc
FOR SALE. - S-room House and bath.
No. 81 Adams Ave. Pleasantville, Lot
50x245 feet. possession at once. Inquire
Whitson, % Adams Ave.
FOR SALE. IS. c. Rhode Island Rec
Eggs for Matching. after Feb. l.. W. G.
OXleX. r.. d. l. Ple|asantville.
SAFES Observation-Disclosures chang.
ed. Newlin. II Collins Ave. Phone
WANTED. Woman for general house
work. Mrs. J. E. Smith, 101 S. Main
street.
I WILL RENT three furnished rooms foi
housekeeping in my home on Shore
Road, Mortified. Rent reasonable L
reffnedfa1ni}iy,@ PhSas~4e57I-@pS
KREAM-LITEi will save you money il
all cooking and baking receipts calling
for eggs. One 30 cent package equa
to three dozen Eggs. Try our siXteer
other lines. Federal Pure Food Pro
ducts Better Living for Less
Geo. w. Crosley, Sole Distributor. Boz
203, Pleasantville, will call for orders.
FOR SALE.-20 pullets and new electric
washer; also some furniture. Mrs. OFT
Oneida Ave. off Adams Ave. pS6
300-EGG INCUBATOR, Cyphers, and
poultry houses for sale reasonable
Pussy. Shore Fast Line, below Garfield
Ave. Linwood.
FOR RENT OR SALE. Large seven
room double house. porch. cellar. gar
age, lot 50x150: terms reasonable; il
Linwood. A, Pleasantville Press office
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NESTESTl v HARDlNCOVE DRUzlNE.
DIVA MUzI MA MiSTE ZABITI A DIVA
TEzCE PORANENI. 'l'11I
PRi NAVRATU LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN AUTOMO-
Bill SJEL MIMI Do ROKLE E3'Id

Denver Colo. "a cervna. - Sumner Curtis Washing
tonu zastupce repubknskeho narodnho vybor provaze
1cl presidentovu druzu e zapadn ceste, byl zabt
Thomas French Denver zemfe ma do nemocnice
diva JIM muzi byi tezce poranen kdyz AUTOMOBILE
jei po horske ceste l mimi do roke proteka
Bear Creek dvacet pet mil cd Denver opoedne
Poranen sou Donald Craig fditel washingtonske kan
ceafe New York Heradu Thomas Dawson histork
Colorado jenz rovnez pdsobval Washngone jako "a
stupce rIznych dennich listi.
Operace byla ihned podniknuta Okresni nemocnici
us zachranen Craigova zivoa Jeho pokozka byla ze
rozedrana panu obavy ze rpe roztrsteni ebky vnitf
nj zraneni Dawson ma nekolk zeber pferazenych paer
nohu rozedranou nejspse utrp6 vnfn
neni, die sdeleni lekard nemocnici
Automobil. nemz eminent cty muzi ieli byl ednin1
deseti strou kere vezly presdenovu duznu mstn ho
sty denverske novinare obedu kter vystro Denversy
novnafsky kub Lookout Mountain Po obed6 du
zna jela pres horu Genesee szd6a vedouci
del roke Bear Creeku kdyz nest6s udao. Automob.
zatacel koem jednoho nejhorsich zahyb ceem s
stemu horskych cest kdyz nahle vyboci poaz kameny
pir ochranne zabrad snych dra6nych Ian sval
do roke temer samemu potoku
Co zpIsoblo re stro vybocil cesy asi nikdy
znamo nebo rdic eho, French, mrtev, ale panue MI
nen re zavnio to porouchane fidc kolo. Automob je
pomalu rychlost pouhych patnac mil hodinu, ezto
sta byla pima kar cas- jedoucich opacnym s6ren
Clenove noiceini eskorts hss nrvnimi sldaz
H. jak automob sft do roke n6kterymi ceny druz
spechal dold lboc Stroj prevrh pod MIN male
Curtis Nedaleko French kdeo Craig by vymrsen
kary ak rita dold Dawson asi padesat
dale po 1boci
jednom automobile jez prave po jelly, byl le-
kar nem cvicena osetrovateka keri poskyt prvni po
moci ranenym, nacez nejvesi rychlo dopraven
do nemocnce.
President Harding eho manzeka neslcastnili Sc "
jizdky obedu Lookout Mountain jezto stejny
dnes odpoledne NELL programu navseva voinske
nice.
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sOvETsSIE REafIDlIKY
CHTEJf AUTONOMII.

Varsava, %. cervna. Sovet.
ske republiky. zahrnute v So
v6tskem Rusku, vystupuji n.y.
nj s rozhodnym pozadavkem
o autonomii a zvlastni konfe-
renee svolana byla ma 26. cerv
ma, ma niz formulovan bude pc
zadavek ohledn6 jiste neodvi-
slosti cd moskevskeho sovetu,
jenz pax poslan bude do Mo-
skvy. Bude zadana zmena ny.
n6jsf konstituce v tom smyslu,
aby zrizena byla druha snemo
vna, podobna senatu v jinych
zemich, jez by slozena byla 2
drednikI stavaj1cfch SOVIET
skych republik. Move toto tele-
so bylo by s to vykonavati roz
hodujici vliv vici nynejsimu
autokratickemu vystupovani
tax zvaneho centralnfho w.
boru v Moskve.
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RADA NEDELNlCH NEHOD.
PRI SRAzCE AUTOMOBILE AKRONSKOU NEIL
MESTSKOU KAROU TRI LIDE SMRTELNE
ZRANENI

Akron, o., "a. eervna Tfi osoby zemfey m6stske
nemocnci zdeH nasedkem utrpenych kdyz
jedouci Cleveland Akron mezimesska kara aza do
automobile dnes odpoledne zastavce 72 A. B. c. linie
sest mil odtud.
Mrtvi sou: Ernest Cowles. 5Oey grocerista Iohnso
nova aomentu blze Cuyahoga Falls; pi. Ernest Cowles
ova; Frank Sweat. 18ey Poranen byli Thema Cowles-
ova 7-leta Clyde Sporn Akron.
Cowes enz fidil auto. jel zapadne po Putre cest9.
kdyz mezmestska kara zaaGejci ostrem zahybu
saha auomobil kfzovatce Tyz byl vlecen pnych so
stop nezli podafo dici karu zastav Poranen watt
byli ma vaku do Silver Lake Junction odtamtud ambuan
ci do mestske nemocnice Akronu Tam nekoka hodi-
mach zemfel manzele Cowlesovi Frank Sweat.
Port Clinton, O., "a. cervna. = Pi Lily Thone-ova. 28-
lea byla zabita eji manzel Roa Thone poranen
kdyz vak drahy New York Central drahy vrazi jech
automobile Elliston dnes odpoledne Thone-ov bydl
Elmore.
Toledo O.. a. cervna. = Robert Benn, 29lety, Law
sonham Pa jenz vsak posen rok pracoval zde by zab
kdyz svym automobiem vraz do postovni schranky.
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LLOYD GEORGE Hail ADdERIKU.
MA PRAVO VYMAHATI SVE ZAKO.
IADIM v TRfMfLO OVEN PASMU.
NAROD POTlRAJfCf NEJVETSl "KLETBU CIVIL
II SAGE, ZASLUHUJE PRY SYMPATIE.

Iondyn "a cervna. So reci pred velkym shrornazd4-
MIN We zdejsm Waeskem bapsick6n kostele dnes dfi-
ves bcky premier ucni n9kolfk velmi zajfnavych po-
znamek vzhedem ku prohibnf situaci We Spojenych S
kterych britckych casopisd ako by nemsla pfkva
zabavt zasoby lihovin britckych lodich
"Doufam ze Sc nerozcilime k Will zabavenf ihovn v
new-yorskem pfistavu pravi Lloyd George. Nejenom
oho ddvodu ze Amerka zda byi mezich svych prav
ale ia myslm ze nell bychom il poskytnout jistou miru
sympatie jeff svizelch Nenf otazkou zda jsme nebo
nejsme prohibicnfky.
Avsak Amerka cin velmi smelly pokus potfranf snad
te nejve kletby modernf civisace Zkua mnoho expe-
rmentd, ale tyto byly jenom pomerns dspesny
"Ona ucnila sve rozhodnu srdnatost kerou Sc w.
znamenava veiky d zkust prohibcnf experiment
coz nestalo nikdy pred tim zemekoul Define il pfi-
lezOst. Budme upfimni Jednou nevetsich jeff obtzi
byy hoviny kere valy Ameriky podlounou cestou
Evropy
VIM ze fika nas ze tyto lihoviny jsou jenom pro
spotrebu namofnfkG nasch odch Nepravim while
dem zadne urcite lodi Tfeba to tak avsak muveno
vseobecne neni pochybnos ze bohav bya nahromadena
pasovanfm hovn do Spoenych Sat navzdor zakonu enz
byl pfat vets vesnou nez kterykoli ny veky zakon
kter6koi 'zemi
'Budiz dana pfileztost Neffkam xe Sc polus zda-
Ii Jest zrovna tax mozno ze Amerka bude donucena zmir
shledaji to nutnym zmeni zakon, ucnf tak Avsak
pfekazejme Jim.
Jest to lid vice nez sto mlioni vysoce vzd9any po-
krokovy Tudiz jest to zamu cvisace aby Jim bylo do
pfano pneho casu vyzkousni tohoto s rozusteni
problemu, ktery jest tax mas ako jejch."
Snad nikdy zdeM zurnaly nepfinasey tolik depesi 2
Ameriky ako pffomne Nekter6 mich ohaveni ako
Sucha komede spojenych Statech, 'Prohbcn fraska
Vysusovani Aantiku' pod redakenfch clancich Jest
Amerka osre napadna rovnez krtisovana vada brtick
ktera pry nezasava preplavnch spoecnosf zstavue
m ably vedly svd zapas vladou Spoienych Statn
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TAzENf PROTI HAZARD
MINI STROJKUM. >

v nekterych mistnostech po-
caly Sc opetne objevovati stroj
ky firem, spekulujicich s okra
DAMN div6fiveho lidu. Ma
sledkem toho bylo nafizeno,
ably stare narizeni, jez podob-
ne "obchody" nedowoluje, CO
nejprisneji bylo provad6no.
Dovoleny jsou jen automaty, z
kterych "a vhozent p6t'ak
mozno dostati zbozf a nikoli
penize. Zakaz mohl by Sc ale
tykati i techto, nebot' jsou
vlastne hrou take. TAX "a w.
setrovani bylo zjist6no, ze "a
vhozeny peniz objevi Sc v rid
KEN pripad6 vec cennejsi, ku
prikladu doutnik, ale We vetsi-
ne, pripadd predm6t ceny ne
patrnejsi. TAX v jednom stro-
il bylo zbozi v Gene $6 - ac
hodnota utopenych nyklaki
obnasela $500.
Vcera zabaven by strojek
podobny v cukrovinkovem OBJ
chode ma Pearl nd. a mattel
zatcen, kterehoz pffpadu zahy
bude pry v ostatnfch precink-
tech n&sledow&no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-25
ZAHADA..S s AlRTyolou
STAMBULIJSKEHO.

Parlz, "a. cervna. - Smrt
q pohreb byvaleho bulharske-
no ministerskeho pfedsedy
Stambulijskeho jsou stale je-
ste zahaleny v napadne tajem
stvi. General Ruseff, novy bul
harsky ministr vnitra, pravi,
ze nejsou mu znamy zadne po-
drobnoSti lsmrti Stambuli6ske-
no, vyjma toho, co cetl v caso-
pisech a ze nevi, kde mrtvola
jeho byla pohfbena.
Ze Slavovice, u jejiz bran,
jak bylo oznamovano, byl "a
vrazden, sc oznamuje, ze jisty
kapitan a jisty vojin videl mr.
tvolu Stambulijskeho ma hor-
ske stezce behem pronasledova
nj lidf, kteri cht9li Stambulij-
skeho vysvobodit, avsak kdyz
Sc vratili z pronasledovani,
mrtvola byla jiz pryc. Co Sc s
mrtvolou dale d6lo, o tom neni
zadnych podrobn6jsfch zprav.
Soudi Sc vsak, Re nest astny sci
sky statnfk pohfben byl svymi
pfately ma nejakem tajnem mi
ste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-25
MOKRE ZBOzf ZABAVENO.
z PARNlKU BALTIC ODVEZENO 5,15o LAHVl
PIVA.

New York. %. cervna = Pc mnohych odkladech, jez
vn9ny byly odporucm sobe rozkazy zzenci Spojenych
Statd rozb brticke vadn pecet vozene zAoby hovn
parncch Baltic Berengara jez pely do zdejsiho pf
stavu obvyklymi zasobami lihovin
Do vecera odvezeny byy parniku Baltic vsechny "a
soby mokreho zboz nichz Dr. E. K Sprague S@f zdesf
zdravoni suzby Spojenych Sad rozhod ze nen ch eba
ecebne lcey Berengarie budou lhoviny odvezeny
pond9li
Kapani obou lodi podal formaln protesy proti rozbit
peceti sve vady avsak nak nekad zrizenc1m zadnych
pfekazek. Ma parnfku Baltic mezi nym lihovinami bylo
zabaveno 5,159 lahvf piva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-25
VYSOKA CfSLIcE NEVEDO
MOSTI.
Sest milli0ni osob We SpOje-
nych StStech nedovede -
podepsati.

Washington, %. cervna. Te
mer sest milioni osob We Spoj.
Statech musi "podpisovati" sve
jmeno ucin9nim krizku. Nedo-
vedou psati. Vdbec nechodili
do skoly, die vladni censovni
kancelafe. To znamena, ze je
sest analfabetI mezi kazdymi
100 dosp6lymi osobami We Spo
jenych Statech.
Nejzajimavejsim jest, ze z
techto 100000 analfabeti
vice nez 5000, 900 byli naroze
|ni We Spoj. Statech. Zem9 tato
|jea M poslednfm mist3 naezi
TAX zvanymi osvicenymi naro-
dy We veci znalosti cteni a psa
nj. V Nemecku jenom dve oso-
by v kazdem 1000 jsou negra-
motne; We Svycarsku, pet v
1000; v Holandsku, Sest kaz
dem 1000 a We Finsku dev9t v
kazdem 1000.
We Svedsku a Norvezsku ma
kazdych 100 osob pfipada je-
dna negramotna; We Skotsku,
tri ma 100; We Francii, pet ma
kazde 100; v Anglii. mezi peti
a sesti ma kazde 100, kdezto
ISpojene Staty mali sest negra-
motnych dosp6lych osob v ka-
zdem 100.
z teto priciny jest vyvijeno
dsili 0 prijeti Thomas-Sterlin-
govy predlohy v kongresu, SINE
rujici k zajisteni lepsiho skol
niho vzdelani vsem tridam O.
byvatelstva.