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Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13
UHAr PUBLIC OPINION DID

The victory of the Southern Pacific in its fight to
retain the Central Pacific part of its operating
system is triumph of public opinion. The Southern
Pacific directed its campaign toward educating the
people to the significance and Importance Of traffic
problem which in the beginning complex abstruse
and unintelgbe to the ordinary person. The railroad
not only succeeded in awakening and insructng the
lay mind but it able to gaivanize public opinion
into active force directing itself effectively to bring
about the right and reasonable and the equitable sol-
ton of the question 1t that which brought about
the decision of the Interstate Commerce Commission
The eloquence of corporation attorneys would never
have been sufficient to influence the Interstate Com
Commission to evrrule the supreme court of the
United States. The Southern Pacific ceuld not have
directed toward the Commission personal influence
sufficient to have brought this thing about If it was
question between the Southern Pacific and the Union
Pacific with the leverage of supreme court decision
in favor of the thing for which the latter contend
ing in all probability the decision would have been
favorable to the Union Pacific program. But the pub
lie interest intervened traffic problem had nfu-
ence upon the great question of COMMERCE in its
impersonal and unselfsh relation. The Southern Pa
cife persuaded the people that THEY had interest
proved that the merits of the lay in favor of
unmerger And then the PEOPLE put it
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13
Bedtime Stories
Copyright, 1923, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
BY HOWARD r. GARIS
UNCLE WIGGILY AND, THE
Dist MOP


" Uncle Wiggily, are you going to
be out of your room pretty soon?''
asked Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy one
morning as she was working around
the hollow stump bungalow.
"Am l going to be out of my
room soonF' repeated the bunny
gentleman. why, | guess 50. But
are you going to take my room away
from me so 1 won t have room any
morc?'
'Oh, of course not! Don't be
silly!' laughed Nurse Jane. ~
just want to get in your room to use
the dust mop on the floor. 1t needs
cleaning very much. -
'All righl-I'll be out pretty
soon,' said Uncle WiggiIy. II
just want to put on my new Christ
mas necktie and then IN going ov-
er to see my friend Mr.. Whitcwasb,
the polar bear.''
But it took Uncle Wiggily rather
long to fasten his new Christmas
neektic into the sort of bow knot he
wanted to tie, and when he was al
most ready to- go out Of his room
Nurse Jane said:
81 can't wait any longer, Uncle
Wiggiy, for you to como out. |
must go to the store now. III use
the dust mop on your floor when 1
get back"
"Oh, I'm sorry if / have caused
you trouble,' spoke the bunny.
cit doesn't mattcr,' said Nurse,
Jane with q laugh. - can just as
well mop your floor when | get
back
So off to the store she went, and
when Uncle Wiggily had finished
putting his necktIe INTO the sort OF
bow knot he wanted the bunny rab-
bit started off for the ice cave of
Mr.. Whitewash, the polar bear gen
tlcman.
''But, stop a moment" said I'm
Gle Wiggiiy to himself, as he was
about to hop down the bungalow
steps. "It is my fault for being
SO slow that Nurse Jane couldn't
use the dust mop OH my floor before
she went out. Yes, it was my fault
and | ought to make it up in some
way: Nurse Jane has too much
houscwork to do. l ought to help. |
And l will! | III use the dust mop
on the floor myself, and when Nurse
Jane gets home it will be nice and
clean for her,
No sooner said than done Uncle J
Wiggily hoped back into his bun
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13
FUNDAMENTALS OF THE YUMA ROAD
QUESTION

The State Highway Commission will not have
gathered the full significance of their trip the
sandhs to Yuma today unless the project is for
something than an Imperial County proposition.
The local committee who to act guides will have
fallen short of their full duty if the commissioners
tnue on their way tomorrow with the thought that to-
days trip than inventory of another of
many worthy road building projects which have been
submitted to and are now before state authorities for
consideration.
The claims of Imperial County for share of the
state highway pums is something entirely apart from
the Holtville Yuma road. On the whole this particular
piece of highway perhaps means less to us than to
those sections of California which subsst the tourist
trade to still others whose appeal is to the easterner
of competence who is retiring from business actvi-
ties and is seeking the comforts of California for his
declining days. Los Angeles, Long Beach and River
side will get of the people who travel the
Holtve-Tuma road than Imperial County. Imperial
Valley is not place for people to retire In it is place
to get busy ill., and so we shall not expect to hold more
than very small percentage of those who are intro
duced to California by way of Hotville
And as for the matter Of state roads could offer
several suggestions which would awaken livelier in
teres in groups of our people Certain of the Brawey
people pressing the claims of the Los Angeles
highway for the friendly consideration of the state
highway commission. In this the people of Ell Centro
much interested as our neighbors of Brawley.
The Mecca route the logical to Los Angeles and
that is the destination of most OF people when
they journey to the coast. The uncompeted links in
the San Diego route have merit and more than either
Of these is the desrabiity of having the state road
paved within the county and between the populous
ceners where there is maximum of traffic. All of
these would press the attention of the high
way commission
But the Holtve- Yuma road is something different
1t is the way into CALIFORNIA 1t is the link in the
transcontinental system Of roads which ties state
to the rest of the country 1t is essential to the func
tionng of the alyear route east and west. Without
the Holtve-Yuma section of the road the tourist
stream will be obstructed and diverted. 1t is merely
incident that the road lies in Imperial County 1t is
the strategy of the situation that counts and not
location Imperial County itself is unimportant in this
matter We merely furnish the ground over which to
lay the concrete.
And so in building the Holtvile- Yuma road the state
commission will merely be opening up channel of
tourist traffic and not besowing favor upon Imper-
al County We shall appreciate the road, of course,
but because of interest in the development of great
state and not because of immediate possession of
piece of concrete highway. The proposition is broader
than Imperial County In its broadest aspects it
tonal and in its most modest claims it is Californian.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13
TOM SIMS SAYS

Of course we will not have a new
world war, but let g hope we don Z
have the old one made over.
Never cuss wife for a pie that
ism T like mother used to make un.
Tess you can make money like her
rather used to make. &
Philadelphia couple may have been
married ~ years without quarrel;
anyway they say they have.
Motometers are nice things. Ere.
quentiy they are all that is missing.
Outdoor life is fine, but too many
visitors believe in open door life.
Lancaster (Pa.) postoffice has n
dog named "stamp.'' Maybe they
away. eoo'
Spring will not really be here
int'' babe Ruth gets suspended.
friday is one of our seven days
N which 1t is unlucky to shoot craps.
There Is great deal of talk ON
he political party lines.
,.',,aa Naming radio parts is running our
'ipiiaDet-
vefyfew PespIei ibuy poison booze
We can't think up anything more
seless than cnt glass.
The early bird may get the worm,
~ the early bud gets the frost.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13
FINAL STEP IN
STAGE PURCHASE

Word was received here today
that the state railroad commission
has granted permission to the Unit
ed Stages, Inc, to purchase from S.
I. Robinson of Ell Centre the auto
mobile stage line operating between
El Centre and Sccley.
The line is already under the op-
Grafton of the United Stages. The
permit was taken as Il matter of
course as there was no contest to the
sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13

gslow, took off his tan elk hat and
found the dust mop under the cellar
stairs whore Nurse Jane kept her
cleaning things.
"It is easy to dust up floorH"
said Uncle Wiggily to himself. ~
have often watched Nurse Jane do
| it. You only have to let the mop
skate over the floor two or three
times.
"Then you shake the dust off the
mop out of window, and skate it
over the floor again. Then you
shake this dust out of the window
and so on until the floor is clean.
That's what I'll do"
Now, all unknown to Uncle
Wiggily, the bad Bob Cat, that
morning, made up his mind to catch
the bunny rabbit gentleman.
"I'll sneak up to his hollow stump
bungalow said the Bob Cat to
himself, "and III hide under his
window. He's sure to open his win
dow sooner or later and then III
jump in and nibble his ears
SO the Bob Cat hid under Uncle
Wiggily's room window, and kept
very still and quiet.
I The bunny gentleman began to
mop up his room. He gathered a lot
of dust ON the mop and then, open
ing his window, he shook the mop
outside. Down scattered the dust,
and some got in the nose Of the Bob
Cat, who was waiting under the
window.
"Kcr-chool" sneezed the Bob
Cat.
"I3less my whiskcrsl' cried I'm
Gle Wjggily. ~ wonder who that
wasg', But he saw no one and he
pulled the mop in and again let it
skate DYER the floor. Once more he
shook it out of the window, the dust
scattering about.
cur CUR : goo boo ker snit-
zio!" sneezed the Bob Cat, making
i very loud noise because he tried
TO hold back his ker-chOo.
Bless my pink nose!" cried
Uncle Wiggily. fSome one must be
under my window Then he lean
I'd over and looked out and saw the
Bob Cat. "Oh, no! You're waiting
for something, are you?" cried the
bunny. "Take that!' and he
banged the Bob Cat over the head
80 hard with the dust mop that the
Bob Cat cried:
"Oh, WOW! Oh, my nose! Oh
ker-fizzium ker-choo" and away he
ran as fast as he could 60.
+ " Ha! Hal laughed Uncle Wig
gily. "It's good thing used the
dust mop on my roop!'' and really
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13
MANAGER OF BAH
BACK FROM ARIZOT
by Press Staff Corrcspondeu

INLAND, Feb. 13.-H. G. Di
manager of the INLAND brancl
the Imperial Valley bank, is
pcctcd back today from Phoe
Arizona, where he and Mrs. ID
went on business. They motorcd
IN a Ford coupe, going by way
Blythc and the Erhenburg I'D
Whlle they were gone the affair
the bank were looked after bv /
Katherine Renfrew, who worked
this place for some time. but
IS now in a similar position in
bank.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell of
Imperial Valley for This Date
in Past Years
TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO
February 13, 1902

Near Coyote Wells out on the
desert, the Swallow Shaffcr party
ran across a shallow grave in which
was buried the body of a little child,
with only stone and a little mound
to mark the spot. The suppositpn
is that the child died while the pir-
ents were making their way OYER
the desert and they were obliged
to leave the tiny body III that far
away place.
Mr.. Swallow and Mr.. Shaffer
stopped and built a grave of stones,
after which Shaffcr ,aaivt a
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13
FrOcks ST..
'eGal Showing:

7VUT and city authorities are
ioing thtlr best to get rid of the
riffraff that has floatcd into the
valley as usual at this time of the
year, with the result that Justice
Mayfield has his time well occulsied
disposing of the cases.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13

it was, wasn't it!
And if the spool of thread dcesn t
try to ride on the safety pin, ,think-
ing it's a bicycle, III tell yot next
about Uncle Wiggily's Valen,ine.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13

a Cleveland man who stole
auto for joke was found in q dI
with the Joke ON him.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13
A WONAN'S DEFENSE

young girl wrote to the heart column of her fav-
orte newspaper asking for rule by which she could
tell good men from bad that she might be saved
the unfortunate adventures recouned by others of her
There is almost infallible rule which will
any girl protection against the wrong kind of
manto be good herself. That is, let her adhere SIM
ply to the established standards of good conduct for
OF course there cases in which good women have
been hopelessly deceived by evil men, instances in
which girls have been innocent victims Of unfortunate
acquaintance but for all that, the rule stands.
The girl who is good herself who observes the ordi
nary conventions, refrains from too free speech re-
quires some knowledge of youths connections be-
fore she accepts his attentions and meets him only in
proper surroundings and permits undue familiarity
needs no dvlnng rod for male character She will be
safe as if all men were Galahads, matter what
unsavory adventures may befa her less careful sis
ters.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13

The Imperial Valley Press delivered city Subscribers
at Is cents week. IS month"; 5000 per year by
carrier BY mail TO address in Imperial and adjoining
counties $500 per year; six months $3.50
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13

Mustapha Kemal Pashas assertion that he has TAX
en- George Washington as his model may not be alto
gether bunk, Washington, you know drove out the
British, with help from the French
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13
YEARS AGO
Ny IS, 1903

- sSt SVSS
.ey Press announced
oloyed a reporter to
IS of the valley in
ad viii give enlarged
ON now on.
as since farmers in
. selling hay Rr
and SO per ton, Aaa
'lling here from The
$50 per ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13

the crude monument t
dead with Mr.. Shal.
head standing at the
'icture full Of human
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13

Come to think of it, if if Uncle Sam had kept out of
the little longer Germany today might be de-
nanding coal from this country.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13
Another triumph for 4
from Paris speaks of tn,
gram,Sp' entirely forgetting

The trouble with foreigl
eign buyers seem to think I
they give the seller an |. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13
YEARS AGO

is for automobile
iruary 22 have been
imperial made the larg-
ton and the start and
I be from that town, COW
.ntire valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13

Of course we will not have a new
world war, but let hope we don T
nave the old one made over.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13

Philadelphia couple may have been
married - years without quarrel;
anyway, they say they have.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13

Some build hot air castles.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13

Never cuss wife for "a pie that
isn 7 like mother used to make un.
iess you can make money like her
father used to make.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13

Motometers are nice things. Ere.
quehtiy they are all that is missing.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13

sHoo tee4 .UGj 0OGG ,aommuo
II H - a. 9n.f ".a.,
T. .r. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1923-02-13

Outdoor life is fine, but too many
VISITORS believe in open door life.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10
K POMERUM MA ROBOTA.
RENSKE FARME We WAR
RENSVILLE.

Federalni distriktni zalobce
A. E. Bernstein hodla donutiti,
ably riditel mestske dobrocin-
nosti Ralph Perkins, Stephen
Walsh, superintendent a John
Heissman, vrchm dozorce robo
tarny We Warrenavalle .byli do
nuceni dOstaviti sc k soudu,
kde jsou zalovani pro prokaza-
nou nevaznost k soudIm. Pre-
stupku Sc nell dopustiti tim, re
komandovali neb dovolili 13 fe
deralnim veznIm z robotal'ny
odejiti do prace v m6stske ne
mocnici. Federalnl soudce
Westenhaver urcil stani ma pa
TEX. Veznove, 0 ktere Sc jed
ma, mezi mimi boxer Marotta,
dopraveni 'budou dnes do ro-
lbotarny v Dayton, O. Vysled-
KEN pfisneho nastoupeni proti
urednikIm bude, ze mestska
robotarna odmitati bude vezne
federalni, ktere 81 pry vlada
bude pro pffste moci dopraviti
kan "a dobre uzna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10
PODEZRELA KONFISkACE
VYHERNfCH AUTOMATIC.

Do lekarny Geiger- Moos. {.
1472S Lake Shore boulevard
vessel vcera dopolednc muE,
jenz sebra! vyherni automat a
s vylozenim, re jej musi odne-
sti ma hlavni policeini stanici,
odchazel, kdyZ byl drive lekar
,nikovi ukazal nyklovy policej-
nj sluzebni odznak. Mattel
zavodu, strojky vlastnici, II. +.
Spero dotaZoval Sc policeniho
nacelnika Graula pc pricinach
'konfiskace, ale tyz pravil, re
zadny podobny rozkaz nebyl
vydan, re Sc zde patrne jed
ma 0 nejaky omyl. Sperovi byl
10 zabavemo v jinych mistno-
stech jeste n6kolik strojkd a
zabavovatelem byl vzdy straz-
nix. Zahadna konfiskace sc
vySetruji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10

konani popravy. Panuje pre-
svedceni, ze kdyby odvolani
bylo zamitnuto, guverner
Smith zamenil by trest smrti v
dozivotni zalar.
Chicago, 9. cervence. Popr-
We v historii okresu Cook, po-
rota dnes vynesla trest smrti
mad bilou zenou, kdyz ISABELLE
Nitti Crudellova, Italka, a je-
il druhy manzel, Peter Crudel
lie, byli uznani vinnymi re "a
vrazd6ni Franka Nittiho, prvni
no manzela Crudellove a oba
odsouzeni k smrti. Porota w.
nesla rozsudek po uvazovani
trvavsim dve hodiny. Hlavnim
svedkem proti obzalovanym
byl Charles Nitti, 16-lety syn
zenin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10
OKRESNl SOUD ZRYCHLf
URADOVANl.

Novy prednosta okresniho sou,
dn Homer G. Powell hodla "a.
vesti v civilnim oddeleni okres.
niho soudu zmeny, jez by zjed
naly urychleni soudniho jedna.
nj slice jiz "a noveho podzim-
niho obdobi, jez zapocne v "a.
Il. BystrejSlho soudniho po.
stupu bude docileno vhodnej
SIM roztfid6nim a hlavn6 zane
chanim dosavatfni taktiky od
kladaci. Novy sm6r prijat by
ma schulz soudcovskeho porad
niho vyboru, "a pfitomnosi'
soudce Powella.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10
NAVSTEVA CESTOVATELE
PO ZEMEKOULI P. JO-
SEFA MIkULCE.

O Josefu Mikulcovi slysela
jiz naSe vefejnost kolikrate
venoval sc neobvyklemu spor-
tu. razuje totiz "per pedes a
postolorum" m6sty a osadami
celeho sveta a "obvandraW tax
maticku zemi iiz dvakrate do
kola. Ma ponekud dlcuhou
prochazku opatfil Sc objemnou
Nv kuzi vazanou knihou, kterou
nam S pychou ukazoval. Ii
stovali jsme Sc zajmem, obsa-
huie jmena vseh znam6jsich Ii
|di, S nimiz sc ma pouti svetem
setkal. Podpisy latinkou, az
bukou, kurentem ba cinske a
japonske "klikyhaky' isou "a
'stoupeny. Nu re mas "globe
trotter' medal pokoj, zvecnili
jSme sc v kn,ze take. vzdyt'
preci "Sv6t" musi $ tax neunav
nIm chodcem tim skute6nym
uttem sympatisovati. Jan Jo-
sef Mikulec jest rodem Choir
vat, ale mluvi dobfe cesky.
Pre- ieme mn Y ieho oripinelnich
sportovych vykonech i dalsich
zdaru. "Knizka" autograph
lvazi pomalu snad pres so ID. a
icestovatel il ma sve pouti vozi,
neni pochyby, re podobna SD 4
], ka podpisii bude miti iako Ole
dinele kuriosum velkou cenu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10
SRAzKA MA SPESNE CESTE
DO NEMOCNICE.

Policeini enlargement auto
mobil zahybal prav6 "a roh ma
Frank ave. a vych. 105. ILL.,, ably
depravil do nemocnice zrane-
neho 10-leteho hocha, kdyz na
stala srazka poulicni karor!
Z. 105. ul. Ia melody zranen
bvl dosti povazlive policista
Mccarthy. ienz pr policii slou
III liz 20 rokG. Srazku Zavinil
rfdic motoru poulicni karv,
jenz ma nebezpecne kfizovatce
nezmensil rychlost.
Policejni automobil povolan
bvl do (. 1O824. kde lezel sv-
mex manzeld Depippovvch. kite
rv nalezen bvl bezv6domi ma
ulici. aniz by rcdice mohli RI.
ci, jakvm zphsobem hoch k Il
razu prisel. Otec matka iel
ttz v policeman autu. vvvazl
vsak vSichni i dl'uhvm straz
nikem G. McHhardym bez IRA
neni. V poulicni kare byl;
rozbita okna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10
JEDNA z OBETf BALONO-
vYCH ZAVODU PRIvEZE-
MA DO CLEVELANDU.

Porucik leteckeho namorni-
no oddilu, Louis j. Roth, wy
loven byl z jezera a zprvu mr.
tvola jeho dopravena do Fort
Stanley, odkud k yeceru hydro
aeroplanem nina pfevezena
do Clevelandu, kde ulozena v
rkresni marnici. Jeho kolega
aviatik porucik T. E. Null do
sud nalezen nebyl. Zniceny
balon, bez kose, ulozen jest We
Fort Stanley, Ont. Nestesti u
dalo sc "a zavodu II balonI,
vystoupivsich A. cervence v IN
dianapolis.
Poz1statky Rotha ocekavany
byly tichym zastupem ma pie
ri vych. 9. ul. Stmivalo Sc
| jiz, kdyz mad iezerer uslysan
byl zvuk propeleru letadla,
| ,e5 vezlo av;atika-hrdinu k
Ismutnemu ell; -. do marnice
DIE posmrtneho vysetfeni shle-
Lano, re skon zavinen byl pro-
stym utopenim, jen kolem Ia
ladku shledanc nakolik stop,
lcelkem nepatrneho potluceni,
& kterych bylo nemozno stano-
Wit, zda sc udaly ia padu do
lvody neb pozdeji. Y hledani
Idluheho v5Iroplavce Nulla bu.
de pokracovano. jeste dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10
zENY ODSOUZENY K
SMRTI. :

New York, 8. cervence. Pi.
Anna Buzziova byla dnes od-
sc'uZena k smrti Y elekticke III
dli tydnu pocinaiicim c. sa'p-
mem pro zavrazd6ni Frederi-
cka Schneidera, kontraktora,
$ nimz lila po osm rokd. OBJ
hajce pi. Buzzi-ove oznamil
odvolani k vyssi instanci, coz
znamena zaroven Zastaveni Wy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10
CESKOSLOvENSKE KORU-
NY MA vOLNEM ALE TR-
VALEM VZESTUPU.

Mena nasi stare vlasti pohy-
hcvala Sc delsi dobu nepatr-
nym zlomkem pod 3 Gently "a
korunu, kolisajic die kurSu jen
velice nepatrne. Y poslednich
dnech zvolna sc vysinula pres
Sc, tax ze bursoNni zprava u
dava dnes 3.21Ac "a korunu.
Stalost vykazuie take nemec
ka marka (krom6 penez rus
kych, ,ktere v1bec nejsou ma
burse kvotovany) totiz ma nej-
|n!zsim stupni vsech evropskych
men. Valuta jihoslovanska ma
|stejny kurs S m6nou mad'ar-
skou .0115A. Rakouske ko-
runy jsou skorem polovinu
|drazsi nezli nemecke marky.
Pickles. jevi i penize polske a
recke ktereZ posledneJsl sta
le sc drzely mad ceskosloven-
skymi korumami, ale jsou te-
m;to predhoneny. Krone. ,zemi
ia valky neutralnlch a yelmo-
ci stoji ck nejvyse blizi sc
valute italske Acc "a liru.
Kvoty oznacene arci plat
jen pri velkych obratech ma
burse same, u bank Sc proda-
va CHI mena 5 pfirazkou ma re-
z;jni vylohy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10
PRfJEZD kRAJANU ZE
STARE VLASTI.

v ltery 10. t. m. pf'istane v
pfistavu newyorskem p. Karel
Vesely z KoSif Il Prahy, jenz
o odnikl cestu pres HambErk
lodi Minnekahda, Ameriokou
|linii, jede k rodine p. Ed. We
seleho ma Dolloff Rd.
v sobotu IA. t. m. pristane v
temze pristavu lodi Rotterdam
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Ma zasedanf mestske rady
podal radni j. D. Marshall or
dinanci, die ktere melo byti w
stavova'ni vyhernich automatd
Y ruznych obchodech uznano
"a nezakonne navrh podpo-
rowan nekolika dobrocinnymi
organisacemi. Proti resoluci
postavila sc skupina radmich,
vedena radnim HI. H. Finklem.
Navrh byl odkazan k dodatec-
menu prozkoumani pfislusne-
mu vybolu.