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The Winslow mail., 1923-03-23

dents in the high school as last year.
Still the enrolment runs above the
hundred mark. There are eight full
time and two part time teachers. All
teachers of academic subjects must
be college or University graduates.
Besides the High school We have
fourgrad e schools. In the Junior
High school, or to be technically cor
rect the Grammar School which is
operated on the Junior High plan,
we have the sixth, seventh and eighth
grades. This building has aManual
Training shop, Domestic Science
room with complete equipment, some
laboratory equipment an assembly
room, a library, the Principals Of
enrolment in this building is about
one hundred fifty, and there are six
full time and two part time teachers.
The program in this school was re-
Gently reorganized in order to give
more time to the fundamental sub
jects.
The Washington School houses
every thing on the North side of the
railroad from the Kindergarten
through the fifth grade The enroll
ment in this building is three hun
dred twenty five. with nine full time
teachers. This building contains the
large combination gymnasium and
auditorium. which is used hv more
students every day than any other
room in the whole system. It is also
in use a majority of the nights dur
ing the week for some community or
school purpose.
The Washington School is new and
/ thoroughly modern. 1t contains one
large class rooms and space for two
more, also book rooms, general store
room, library and teachers rest room
principals office and offices for the
Superintendent and Board of Educa-
ton.
The Southside School accommod-
ates the first five grades south of the
railroad. The enrolment in this
building is over two hundred, with
seven teachers.
The COopertown school is also on
the south side near the Santa Fe
shops. This school has about sixty
five students with only two teachers
In all there are thirty-four teach
ers, all of whom are either normal
college or University graduates. The
average daily enrolment of students
runs to approximately elght hundred
forty.
| The educational opportunity in
Winslow are equal if not superior tC
those of any community our size. The
| people are behind the schools and
| the force of instructors. They are
willing to give their moral and fin
ancial support demanding therefor
only adequate returns for the invest
ment made The work being done
| throughout is of high order
If you want to knock pick some
| thing else besides the schools. If
you want TO boost get back of the
schools Knocking will never make
| good schools. 1t will always make
good ones poor, and poor ones poor
er. Boosting and cooperation will
always make poor ones good and
| good ones better.
So we say three cheers for the
teachers. We are for you and we
are with you. Continue the good work
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
SESTATRIcATA LETOSNf
OBET AUTOMOBILO LOVYCH
NESTESTl.

Pod mostem drahy Belt Line
ma Cedar Rd. Hill zasazen byl
vcera odpoledne autem 45lety
Patrick Garrity z Bradford
rd., Cleveland Heights. S roz.
bitou hlavou dopraven byl dc
Mt. Sinai nemocnice, kde jests
teze noci zran6nf podlehl. Pr
pad jest vysetrovan.
4 V teze nemocnici pax Sc
smrti ma jazyku lezi 33lety 10
sef Dirio, 1467 vych. 12O ul.
jenz byl vlastnim, nahodou 81
prevrativsim autem, ma Over
look a Edgehill rds pfitisknu,
k dlazbe. Die vseho utrpel te;
ka zraneni vnitrni, jakoz i mi
zne rozstepeni lebecni kosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
'PLYNOvA DOHODA NABY.
va PRAVOMOCl.

UrOvnani clevelandske VISA
dy prirodniho plynu nabylo
vcerejsim dnem pravni moci,
jelikoz cd jeho prijeti uplynu-
10 prav6 40 dni, jak vyzaduje
mestsky charter. Pc smiru do
sud v akci jsouci petice, aby
plynova otazka pfedlozena by
la v listopadu referendu, stala
Sc bezpfedmetnou pro zmenu
mineni velike vetsiny podepi-
sovatel1.
Ia novych podminek plati-
cich az do 10. prosince 1925
"klopiti" budem Ia ,plyn cd
45c do ST. a cd tohoto dne
do l. kvetna 1923 soc az 81,
obojim obdobi vybiran bude
krone ceny "a plyn zvlastni
poplatek "a sluzbu SOC. The
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
PRVNf KROK K SKOLSKYM
REFORMAM.
Cesell jmenovan fiditelem
financi skolni rady.

G. A. Gesell, jenz sc vcera
vidal tiTadu mestskeho riditeleA
financf v administered Kohle-
rove, zvolen byl hlavou skolni
no financnictvi a predsedovi
okresnf skolni rady dana rozsi
rena moe jako riditele cleve-
landskeho Skolniho systemu VII
bee. Ob6 udalosti jsou iaksi
prvnfmi kroky v reorganisova-
nj a projektovane reforme ma
seho skolstvf vGbec die navr-
hu obcanskeho vyboru, ktery
"a pfeds9 NJ. L. Thomsena ma
vrhy. pred nedavnem uverej-
meme, vypracoval.
Reformnf vybor zasedati bu
de jednou nebo dvakrate ty-
dne, aby novy znacne obsahly
program byl projednan a do
vyboru byl skolni radou dele
govan jeff pfedseda Williams.
Novy skolnf pokladnik Gesell
bude miti v trade moe, jake
Sc az dosud zadny skolsky L.
fednik net6sil. Hlavni jeho pd-
sobnosti bude vypomoci pri pri
prave vyrocniho rozpoctu skol
nj rady We vysi cd IL do 13 mil
lionG a jest vseobecne v6reno,
re jest muzem jenz ponekud
rozharane financni i jine no.
spodarstvf uvesti mGze ma pev.
nou zakladnu.
Misto pok1adnicke zastava.
la po pet rokI pi. S. E. Hyreo.
va 5 platem $4445 rocne, je5
sice svoje misto neztratila, ale
bude museti Sc spokoiiti ien 5
mistem vypomocne pokladnice
Plat Gesella pax urcen ma
$500, kdezto jako mestsky
financnf fiditel mel jen $6OO0
Move misto prijal pod podmin.
kou, re dosavadni pokladnice
Hyreova ponechana bude v Il
rade.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
oTHELLo S REvoLvEREM

v ulicich kolem tax zvane-
no Playhouse Squaru budil pc
zornost -jisty vystfedni chodec.
Privolana policie muze "a
tkla a Ia osobni prohlidky byl
u naho nalezen v kapse kaba-
tn revolver. Ia vyslechu zat-
ceny prohlasil, ze hleda never
nou svoii milenku, aby il spro
|vodil sc sveta. Bude as muset
pockati, neb byl zatim strcer
"a mrize.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
zALUJE PRoTO, zE Me-
BYL POvYSEN MA KAPI-
TANA.

Jlste pOdivnOu zalObu podal
policejnf porucfk A. J. Hagan
II okresnfho soudu. Dozaduie
sc vydanf soudniho zakazu,
kterym by zruseno bylo posled
nj jmenovanf ctyf novych poll
cejnfch kapitanG, bezpecnost-
MIN riditelem Martincem a
mayorem Kohlerem. Zaluje,
ze jmenovani spolu policej-
MIN sefem Graulem sc spikli,
ably zbaven byl postupu, "a
kterych jiz po ctyrikrate byl
"opomenut" &C je ma postupni
listine obc. sluzby ma miste
prvnim. Hagan slouzil v mary
nackem sboru cd roku 1908
do 1912 a odvolava Sc zalobe
Ina jisty odstavec ohioskeho
lvseobecneho zakonnika, die
ktereho kazdy verejny drad,
ktery nedava prednost pri OBJ
sazovanf mist, Sc cti propuste-
Inym vojinim, namornikdm ne
bo marynaknm, mdze byti od-
lsouzen k pokute cd $50 dc
500.
Stani konati sc bude We ctvr'
tick, den pred dobou, kdy move
ljmenovanf kapitani nastoupit
mali sluzbu jiz v novych hod
nostech. Pravnik zalobce M
l.. Sweeney prohlasuje, re "a
Iliceni objeveny budou jiste in
triky v pohcejnfm department
tu. Hagan pred neiakou do
bou hajil policistu Millera, kit
Try byl narknut ze zbabelosti
proto, ze nechal Sc "a prepaid
lekarny povestnymi lupic
"Muttem Jeffem" odzbroji
Iti, cimz pry die n6kterych do
lmn6nek ma sc uvalil hnev svycl
lpredstavenych. Bezpecnostn
lriditel MARTINEZ pravil, re jim,
|novani kapitand ridilo Sc dl'
Ipoctu sluzebnich let die schol
nosti novych kapitanG, ac il
max jest pry Hagan dredniken
lsteine dobrym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
VYTAHOvADkEM ZABTTY
KRAJAN.

v tovarn9 The F. B. Stearns
Co. ma Euclid Ave. a Lakeview
Rd. jako skladnfk zam9stna-
ny teprve 18-lety krajan Jos.
Lesnak, bytem elsie 9415
Aetna I'd. s. E. otevrel vcera
dvefe vytahovadla, jez bylo
jiz po nekolik dni mimo sluz-
bu, kdyz v tom zdviz zacala
pojednou stoupati a jeji podla-
ha zachytla nest'astneho mia
dika "a bradu. Byla mu v pra-
VEN slova smyslu utrzena hla-
va a strasne zohavena mrtvo-
LA shozena do sachty hluboke
asi 20 stop. Pozistatky nebo-
heho krajana dovezeny byly
do okresnf marnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
vYPLASENf LUPIcI.

Do obchodu Oppenheim-C Col
Inns and Co., 1O2 Euclid Ave.
pokouseli Sc vniknouti pober-
tove, vyrazili ma tfetim patfe
okno, ktere melo slouziti "a
vchod, kdyz tn pojednou, snad
prilvanem, Sc rozhoupal gong
a tax ohlasoval nevitanou ma
vStevu. Lupici Sc ulekli a ry-
chile zanechali. dalsich pokus1
o vyloupeni obchodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
POCATEK STAVBY MOVE
KNlHOVNY.

Sc stavbou hlavni vereine
knihovny na severovychodnim
rohu Superior Ave. a vych. 3.
ul. bude die vseho lined zapo-
Cato. Prislusny vybor otevrel
vcera nabidky ma stavbu dnes
ma byti rozhodnuto, ida stav-
ba ma byti provedena z mra-
moru neb zuly aneb z vapen-
ce. Kazdy zpGsob ma nejen
pfimluvce, ale odplrce, ac
jak Sc pravi, bude snadno do
cileno dohody.
Offerty ma stavbu podalo
dev9t velkych stavitelskych Fl
rem zdejsich, z New Yorku a
Chicago.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
ZE SOKOLSKE
zUPY SEVERO-
VYCHODNf.

Clenove vyboru pro
zakoupeni farmy at
sejdou Sc Ultra, We
stfedu, 80. kvetna Y
$50 hodin dopol. u
Sokolovny ma Wen
dell Ave. k prohGd-
ce fanny. clenove
Jednot, ktefi mali
|automobijy, mohou
Sc rovnez sucastniti.
Ma zdar!
| Fr. Rebeka, star.
Joza Havranek, jed.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
ODsOUZEN MA DOzIvOTf

Pred zdejsim vypomocnym
soudcem C.. l.. Newcomerem z
Bryan o. primal 2 vrazdy pr
v6ho stupne obzalovany Tho
mas Moore q byl obratem od-
souzent ma dozivotk k pobytu
v ohioske trestnici. K cinu do
slo dne %. dubna, kdy Moore
v els. 1915 ma Orange Ave. "a
stfelil "a povstale hadky Wal
terra Steele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
WHITFIELD 20 SPAChANE
vRAzDE PROJfzDEL Gle
VELANDSKYMl ULlCEMI.
P0licejni past na polapeni
uprchlika.

AOAt MY POhA No~A w. PoAA
cejnf straznik Dennis Griffin
projizd6l vrah jeho Whitfield
Sc svoji mladou milenkou, me-
ne rusnymi ulicemi jihovychod
nfho Clevelandu a mesto opu-
still neznamou dosud cestou v
Jordan kare. Inspector Mato-
witz sc vcera pokusil, maize Sc
bou Marii Priceovou sledovati
stopy, kudy vrah prchal. Ia
jfzdy byla $ mimi j matka Pri-
ceove. Prvnejsf s urcitosti
poznala, ze v osudny patek "a
pocal jejich dobrodruzny dt6k
pred spravedlnosti Cd Z. zastav
ky ma trait mezimestske drahy
A. B. C. odkud sc ale Whit
field vratil opetne do m6sta.
Jest ku podivu, ze nebyl dopa-
den neb policie mela jiz v ru-
kou jeho popis. Jeli k tomu je-
Ste po Broadway.
Popis smeru cesty podany
Priceovou jest nedostatecny
jelikoz sama Cleveland ien ma
10 INA. Kdyz Sc tazala Whit.
zelda, k cemu takovy shon, III
stal il odpoved' dluzen.
Po prijezdu clevelandskycf
,ifednikd, detektivniho poru-
cika Ch. 0. Novela a assisten.
ia okreniho zalobce H. j. Viii
liamse do Chicago ''priprave,
ma" ma pronasledovaneho nov;
nastraha. Jest znama adress
move chicazske milenky Whit
zelda. Dunn jeji jest detektiv,
peclive hlidan dosti pochyb
ne div6re, re Whitfield do te
to pasti vleze. Jinak sc zda, ze
policie sama jest jiz pon6kud
nervosni, neb vsechny zpravy
jez by molly vesti k objeven
stopy, podobaji Sc onem, ktert
do sveta byly propousteny
pred fraskovitym dopadenin
stihaneho parku v Madison
Detektivni sef Chicagu M
Hughes dostal telegram cd Sc
rifa Spring Valley, H., re ,
tomto mist6 zastrelen byl po
licista muzem, ma n6hoz dobfs
Sc hodi popis WhitfieldIv
Vrah pry projizdel mesten
sm6rem k Chicago. z Peru
III. sc oznamuje, ze uprchliko
vi podobny muz tazal sc n;
smer do Spring Valley a Chi
caga.
Vcera odpoledne vesli nahl,
detektivOve do domu pi. B. E
Dudleyove, 4713 Forestvill
Ave., kde sc Whitfield S Price
ovou po nejaky den zdrzoval
Majitelka stravniho domu $
sice priznala, re parek u nj by
dlel, ale ze ona sama nemel
ami zdani, ze prechovava vlas
ne pronasledovaneho vraha
Nevid6la jej cd DOLBY pred de
siti dny, kdy il .oba opustil
Stravni dlm Dydleyove CT
cagu jest ma same hranici cel
noSske ctvrti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29

East Ohio Gas Co. nehodla
vsak drive zfizovati move ply
nomery pred koncem cervna.
"Pot6seni'' platiti jiz die no
veho cennfku nastane nam ko-
lem 20. cervence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29

Pane sefe, ia jsem po cely
tyden nemohl pfijft, mel jsem
spavici. Celych tech sest dni
jsem spal." ia vim, ale ce-
.lych sest noci jste pri tom tan
coval."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-29
Sbor Pine Cesky.
NOVINKA!

Zacina zas nova west,
Pilnym Ceskam at je cest!
Ty zajiste pilne jsou,
ku predu jen porad jdou.
Mfsto sob6 vyhledaly
a to u zazracne vody,
ia vyleci kazdeho,
stareho mladeho.
Krasne mfsto Sc naleza
ma farm6 Il Kratochvila,
vyjedou basama ven
o ctvrtem dzulaji ma
slavny den.
Hudba krasne zahraje,
to6te sc pardalove.
Pfatele dostavte Sc mezi mas,
my mile privitame Vas.
VYBOR
Putnam patriot., 1923-05-18
COME CLEAN COMING
Comedy. Not s Movie. a, the Brad
 ley May 2A

Come Clean" q new comedy m three acts. by Roy Milton. comes {" the Bradley Theatre for one night, May 24, under the management ot Albert James. The local engagement is prior to opening in New York.
 A notable cast has been engaged for the production, including Betty Alden. Calvin Thomas, Laura Alberta, Frank Readick, Eleanor Ryan, and Lewis Kraeke. lt has been staged by Edwin Maxwell, director of East Is West" and Merton of the Movies.
 The story concerns a cabaret gir, who forsakes the bright lights of Broadway, and seeks reformation in A small New England town. Her re- solve to lead a better fife is bese' with many obstacles, most of then humorous, and all very human. Shs is guided in her efforts by a lovable old widow of the village.
 For those who liked "fhe Fortune Hunter" Turn to the Right" and plays of such ealibre, Come Clean should prove a most enjoyable enter tainment.
Putnam patriot., 1923-05-18
FAST SEMI-PRO BALL ON TAP
 IN CITY THIS COMING SEASON
NIGHTINGALE-MORSE CLUB, UNDER NEW MANAGE MENT, SPEEDS UP.-OPENS SEASON SUNDAY
 WITH wOONSOCKET
Nightingale Juniors Furnish Snappy Games Saturday
 Afternoons-Several Other Putnam Teams Organizing

1 the hurling. and Clifford, who last season played with the Boston Twi. 1 light League, S..3 s.gt 'em behind the | bat. Cody of Georgetown University will cover first. Bavaria, who is a Lehigh College star, will hover around second, and Johnson. who last season held a contract with Southwestern League club, will hold down third Conway of the Navy All-Stars will work at short stop, and the outfield station guardians will be picked from Whiteside. McSherry, Gallagher, Hart nett, Tetreault and probably the ia nous Joe Connolly.
 The NightingaleMorse team, un- der new management this season, hopes to not only have fast ball team, but to bring clubs to Putnam for Sunday games who have rep and who can put up some real stuff From the lineup of the Woonsocket team coming Sunday, it would seem as if the local management is starting right of the reel to back up its announced intentions. But fans of Putnam should keep in mind that such games cost money-real money-and unless they support the home team by their attendance. the attempt to stage fast semi-pro ball in this city will fail and will have to be abandoned.
 Local Players Will Have Chance
 Local players who are able to keep the pace-can come up to the stand ard-will be given places on the team together with some speed artists of proven ability from out of town Cooler Nelson, who managed last sea sons team, will be on the receiving end again this year and in Sundays game, will catch McElroy. who form erly pitched for the Providence Grays Red Bouley is going to have his sta ton at the initial sack and at second base will be Jack Fryer of Pawtucket. who formerly held a berth with the St. Louis Nationals. Hughes or Noon will cover the hot corner bag and at short will be F'riel, star in last seasons Rhode Island State League. Ravenelle, known as the pride of Grosvenordale, will cover left field and at center field will be Bob Pellerin, whose home is in Danielson, but who works in Putnam. Bob IS a well known ball player in these parts and should make valuable man for the local club. Carey or Tetreault will handle affairs in right field
 This Nightingale vs. Woon- socket game will be called at o'clock standard time.
Putnam patriot., 1923-05-18
PLAN NEW BUILDING
Stoumbelis Brothers to Erect lmpos
 ing Block on Main Street Site

Tentative plans now under consld- eration by John and Frank Stoum- bells, who recently purchased the site on which the Donahue block stood, and who are to build thereon new mod ern freproof business structure, call for a building with frontage on Main street of k feet, and to extend back for 80 feet--20 feet deeper than was the Donahue block. If these plans are adopted there will be erect ed an architecturally handsome build ing having four stores on the ground floor and 13 offices on the second floor The cost of such building. yet to be determined, will readily decide whether it will be erected. IL may be that more moderate plans will have to be adopted and executed.
Putnam patriot., 1923-05-18

the city meeting will be asked to ap. propriate the sum of S950
 Taxpayers will be asked also at this meeting to appropriate the sum of $750 for the Red Gross Public Health Nursing Service.
 It is known to about everybody 1T Putnam that the nursing service carried on by the Red Gross Chapter is not self supporting and that tho cash reserve of the Chapter k rapid ly being used up in paying for tn,
Putnam patriot., 1923-05-18

putnam's baseball season gets away Co snappy start tomorrow and Sun, day. when games will be staged on tho Main street diamond by the Nightin. ! gale Morse Juniors and the Nightin- gale Morse team, the formers tomor. row afternoon and the latter's on Sunday. Both clubs have gathered together some fast timber from which they are confident they can build not only winning mines, but rip snortin' fast ones at that. The proof of the pudding is in it's eating. so 1t is up to the managers and players to prove to Putnam fans what sort of wares they have and to show them against clubs worthy of being tussled with.
 As the seasons opener. the Night ingale Juniors will engage Assumption College of Worcester on Main street grounds tomorrow afternoon at O. clock. Both clubs have been doing some practicing of late. and have linn. bered up which that have stiffened up during the winter months and have been training their batting eye. Both feel ready for the conflict and each are just as confident as the other of coming under the wire an easy win ner.
 Three Pitchers on Staff
 Manager Ernest Lorion of the Ju- fAors has quite an aggregation of ball tossers from which to pick his lineup He has not chosen his mound artist, but says he will pitch Tetreault or Beausoleil or Rip Nelson. As back stop Caffrey or Bardier will work. Therrien will cover first, Barnard sec ond, Coderre short stop, and Pete Benoit third. In the field he will have Caron at right. Murphy in center. and Reil at left. Jarvis is sub.
 The Juniors are anxious to hook up with clubs of their class for Sunday games out of town. Managers anxious to sign the Juniors for such games should write to Manager Ernest Lori on at Lee street, Putnam
 A number of new faces will be seen in the Nightingale-M Morse team lineup Sunday on the Main street diamond when these boys face the club from Wopnsocket formerly known as the St. Louis A. A. These latter are fast steppers, as may be judged by giving the once-over to the list of individual players mentioned below.
 Gero May Hurl
 On the pitching staff, for instance will be Robinson. Gero, or Carney One of these three big boys will d.
Putnam patriot., 1923-05-18
TWO TEACHERS RESIGN

There will be few vacancies to fill in the teaching force ef Putnam schools next year. Miss Edith Cutler and Miss Marion Renshaw have re- signed. Miss Josephine Estes, music teacher, will return only on condition that she secures another town near Putnam for the remaining days or the week when she is not employed here.
 A new teacher gil. ts engaged for | fifth and sixth grade in the Israel Putnam school. This is a new room to be opened as an overflow from the oyercrowded rooms in that school. A new teacher will also be employed in the first grade in the Sawyer school.
Putnam patriot., 1923-05-18
cHILDREN's NIGHT AT NEXT
 MEETING OF PUTNAM GRANGE

Al the regular meeting of Putnam, Grange, P. of H.. held Monday eve. ming in Odd Fellows hall. the secret work of the third and fourth degree. was given to a class of candidates Arthur C. Tourtellotte acting as in. struetor, assisted by Worthy Master Mss Katherine Byrne. A luncheon was served at the close of the meet. ing.
 Chiidren's Day will be observed at the next meeting Of the Grange. Nav ze, when a program will be given for and by the children.
Putnam patriot., 1923-05-18

maintenance of this important and necessary service for the better health of Putnam.
 Red Cros. Funds Dwindle
 There is real danger that the ser vice will have to be eurtailed because of lack of funds on the part of the Red Cross organization. Many cites nav the entire cost of such undertak= ings. but in Putnam the Red Gross Chapter feels that it can defray the cost of the nurses automobile, the maintenance of the health center and the numerous other items of expense if the Chapter is relieved of tae eus- den of the nurses salary. This is ST BOO A year The Town of Put nam will be asked to appropriate s75O as half of the nurses salary and al this coming meeting the city taxpaYers will he asked to appropri. ate the other half which Is sfeo.