davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-07-13
WILL MAKE GIGANTIC EFFORT
 TO ORGANIZE STEEL WORKERS
WILL INSIST ON
 RIGHT TO STRIKE
 ASSERTS GOMPERS
Says Labor Has Plenty to Be Dis satisfied With in Report in
 Anthracite Industry.

Washington, July I3,-Labor or ganizations find substantial reasons
 for dissatisfaction with the report on the anthracite industry just completed l by the coal commission, Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, declared in a statement. The commissions recom- mendations, he said, contain ''real penalties for miners, but phantom penalties for mine operators, partic- ularly in that they are aimed at mak- ing strikes in the industry impossi- ble because they contemplate com pulsory labor
 "It is plain to see that of all the bright minds on the committee not one was a representative of the coal miners the statement said. "1f there had been single representative of the men who actually produce anthra- cite coal, the commission would scarcely have recommended that the President be given full power to fix the wages to be paid the workers in the event of suspension of mining operations.
 Any attempt to outlaw the right to stop work as a means of improv- ing the condition of the working peo- pie of the United Sthates is doomed to fail. Such attempts have failed in the past and will be equally unsuc- cessful in the future Labor will never
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-07-13
OUR ADVERTISERS

It was poor business for this shoe company to take the con- ductor's money for goods that were faulty and then refuse an ad- justment. That's the poorest ad- vertising in the world. We are not the only one who has beer told this story and the name of the merchant.
 It is poor business on the part of any merchant who wants to do a big business to overlook the audience that Labor New speaks to. The thousands of men, wo- men and children who are readers of Labor News afford an outlet for merchandise that it is poor busi- ness to ignore.
 Frankly, we don't want the sort of merchant who refuses to make fair adjustment-won't have him-but we welcome the honest merchants who really want to do business with one of the most inn portant buying classes in the state.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-07-13
Strike of Spongers May Tie Up The
 Garment Trade
Threaten Walk-Out When Demand
 for Pay Increase Is Denied.

A general tie-up of the garment trade was threatened in New York this week when the Textile Finishers Association turned down the demand of their 1000 employees for a 25 or 90 per cent. wage increase and sub- mitted a counter proposal to the Cloth Examiners and Spongers Union.
 Joseph P. Mezacapo, president of the local declared that if the offer was found unsatisfactory and no bet ter terms were offered by Saturday noon he would call strike for Mon day Although the walkout would in- volve only few workers directly, their defection probably would pre- cipitate a genera Suspension, as the employers admit they have only enough sponged and examined mater ial in stock to last one or two days.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-07-13
POOR BUSINESS ALL AROUND.
OUR READERS.

It was poor business on the part of this Union Man to patronize a store that does not advertise in the columns of his own paper, Labor News, and pass up the firms that / have indicated by their advertising that Organized Labor means some thing to them.
 Our friend spent $S.5o expert menting with a firm who refused to issue an invitation to the labor ing man. Poor business to go where you are not asked. The experience has taught this one man 1esson-we pass on the story, and it's a true one, with the hope that it may be instrumental in saw ing money for our brothers and their families.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-07-13
TELECRAPHERS TO
 ESTABLISH BANK
Railroad Men Hereabouts Order In. stitution Opened Within Year.

Railroad telegraphers on the New Haven and other New England sys- tems are goin gto establish a labor bank of their own, probably in Bos- ton, and do 1t within a year, accord ing to orders issued by a general meeting of officials of the order in Boston this week The order is em- phatic in that the bank must be es- tablished within the year.
 local gatherings were held this week Bridgeport, and other places where telegraphers are numerous and these were addressed by L. J. Ross, grand secretary of their organization and treasurer of their bank in St. Louis,
 (Coufin1ed Oo Pace Ten
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-07-13
FORMER SLAVE IS
 GIVEN COMPENSATION

George Washington Taylor, erst- while slave of the south, and late an employe of the United Motor Com pany of Waterbury, will have his pound of flesh. Injured when an au- tomobile knocked him down at the garage of the respondent, Taylor ap- piled for compensation. The insur- ance company declined to be a party to an agreement, claiming that the old man was not an employe of the United Motor company and further
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-07-13
A. E. OF L. AND ALL UNIONS
 GET BACK OF MOVEMENT AND WILL PUSH IT TO A FINISH
Foster and Others of His Ilk Are Warned to Keep Hands Off and Not Interfere as They Did In
 1919 Bringing Disaster to Strike.

Washington July 13Ihe American Federation of Labor and the various workers the steel industry have begun powerful fund of 900 available for preliminary further financial aid Is promised if needed.
 The already Headquarters have been shed Chicago Cleveland and Bethlehem and efforts will be made the steel field Samuel Gompers of the A. F. of L.
  entc classes of
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-07-13
MORSE AND SONS <. MUST FACE JURY
 JUDGE DEGREES
Refuses to Dismiss Indictments in Conspiracy Against Gov
 ernment Case

Washington, July I3.-The case of Charles w. Morse, whom Taft re- leased from prison at instance of. now Attorney General Daugherty, his three sons and -four others who are charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States in connection with wartime ship construction and opera ton contracts, must go to the jury
 Justice Stafford so announced in the District of Columbia supreme
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-07-13
WORKERS INJURIES
 COST $125,OOO,OOO

Albany, N Y, July 13.-More than o,ooo claimants have shared in $I25ooo,o ,ooo paid to injured workmen and to dependents of those killed in industrial accidents in the nine years that the New York workmen's com pensation law has been in operation according to the state industrial com missioner.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-07-13
GETS
 HIS INJUNCTION
Striking Shopmen Permanently En joined in Suit They Had
 Forgotten.

Attorney General Daugherty has apparently recovered from his recen' "indisposition" or at least one of his anti-labor babies is again on its feer for yesterday, when the matter had been forgotten, Judge Wilkerson of the U. s. court in Chicago, handed
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-07-13
This LinenanHad
 aVery Bad Heart
First Took Strikers Place, Then Painted When He had to
 Climb Pole.

New Britain, July 13.-Any kid can "shinny" up a pole but it takes real live man to go up a telegraph pole and do a job on the top as was evi- denced here this week, when a strike breaker employed by the Connecticut
 (Continued on Page Ten)
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-07-13
Editorial

We metz day,
  grouch against New Haven It who calf skin shoes and badly refused make adjustment.
 POOR BUSINESS ALL AROUND.
The Connecticut labor news., 1923-07-13

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
!DAUCHERTY Sc CHLUBf 0SPECHEM.
ZAPOVED PROTI zELEZNICNfM
STAVKARUM TRVALOU.
ZNAMENA TO ZAROVEN STANOVlSKO ADMINI
STRACE PRO OTEVRENOU DfLNU.

Washington, r. cevence. - TX zadnemu ochromenf
mezisaniho obhodu nsedkem savky nedojde teto zemi
v budoucnosti" s.
Toto byo ohaseno narodu dnes vecer generanim ma
Chicagu dnes imz ucinena trvaou prozamni zapoved
zskana v4dou nu minuleho roku proti stavkucm DEL
nikdm ze zeleznicnich dilen.
"Zadna savka dotykaiic mezistatniho obchodu ne
mdze byt vedena teto zemi naslim vandasvim bez
pfisneho potrestani tech. kdoz by pode pora-
cuJe Daughery SVEN prohlasen Zakon tomto ohedu
Jest pro vsechny easy asnym tfmto rozhodnutim'
Odpovedi organsovaneho denictva vecer jest ma
razka jez mdze znamena potickou organsaci delnicv
akoz organovany odpor ehoz prot smernci "otevfene
diny iz admnistrace presdenta Hardinga pala
Pfedseda Gompers cd Americke Federace Prace, po-
znakach dekretu federanho soudu Chcagu kdyz byl
prohla re trvaa zapoved nebude mti vlvu ma
zamestnance re zeleznicnch dilen, skohGi:
"Pokud tyce generalniho navadnfho Daughertyho
nasedova skon sveho pivodne oznameneho deele pouz
va veskere moci z ma rukou jako hava sveho odboru
prosadit zavedeni otevrene dlny.
"Budoucnost velmi blzka budoucnos privod organise
ci muzd zen prace at zeeznch neb konacich jinou
ddezitou sluzbu nas repubice."
Nen sporu tom, ze prohaseni Daughertyho. hlavy
obcru spravedhaDs elena xabineta presdenta
Hardinga jeho osobnho prtee bude hrat dnlezou Glo
hu polcke Rampant 1924 Krystaisuje Sc Jim sn6r-
nice vady v6c stavkam, ez prersu mezistatni obchod
zaroven dano jest vedomi delnctvu vada ne
bude trpet zadnych savek by ochrdmly neb molly
chromiti mezsatn obchod One zapov6di ez prohasena
Daughertym patny zakon zeme mohlo by byti po
uzo pfipade stavky uhokopd, jezo zeeznce potfebu
tfetnu uh vydoovaneho zastaven prace dolech mohlo
by ochromit dopravu tmtez mezsatn obchod.
Zastupci organisace zamestnancu zeleznicnch dien
neklad zadnych namtek pro prohaseni prozamni zapo
vedi trvaou, pokladace patrne bezlcene akeko
s tom smeru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
DEsNA vEDRA v EvRoPE.

Dusseldorf, 12. cervence.
Padesat sest NemcI, dohna-
nych hroznym vedrem ku kou-
pani sc v Ryn9, utonulo cd So
boty.
Londtn, IL. cervence. StraS-
ne vedro, jez pocit'ovano jest
" jiznf Anglii, vyzadalo 81 sest
n&ct zivotd lidskych vcera do
pilnoci, kdy teplom6r vykazo-
val 80 stupnn. Lid& marne hle-
dali ochlazenf ma stfechach do
md q ma bfezich Temze.
Brussel, IL. cervence. Be-
hem poslednich sesti dnl 120
pfipadd slunecniho dzehu a
pfemozenf vedrem Sc zde uda-
10.
= Raffz, IL. cervence.x Deset
'dmrh bylo ozn&meno dnes ja-
ko n&sledek nebyval@ zde hor-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
HROZNA TROPICKA
BOUkE.
Ctyfi velike parniky . mnoho
menSich lodi ztroskotSno.

Montevideo, Uruguay, II.
cervence. Ctyri velike parniky
a mnozstvi mensich lodi bylo
potopeno neb zahnano ma mel
ciny strasnou tropickou bouri
jez fadi v Chile, Argentine a
Uruguay. S domi strhany byly
strechy a nesmfrna skoda zpI
sobena We vnitrozemf, kdezto v
pristavu jest plno trosek z roz
bitych neb porouchanych lodi.
Reka Plata vystoupila ze bre
hi a zpdsobila znacnou skodu.
Ctyfi parniky jsou ma skali-
skach, byvse tam zahnany hroz
nou bouri, jez Sc vztekala po
til dny.
Tuscany, Liverpoolu, je-
den z parnfki, zmizel konecn6
tlpln6 v boufi, panuje vsak
pfesvedceni, ze muzstvo bylo
, zachr&neno. Tfi sta dev9t ce-
stujicich n9meckeho parniku
Rugia bylo vysazeno blize San
ia Rosa "a pomoci zachran-
lnych cluni.
Skoda bouff zpisobena pre-
stoupf 100000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
"a sl,0oo,oO0 PIVA VYIITO.
SMUTNY AKT ODEHRAL Sc v NEW YORKU.

New York, IL. cervence. - Proud predvalecneho pva
uvonen byl dnes do kanad Harlem kdyz federan proh
bicn zfzenci zapoca ncenm 1885, 900 gaonI vyborneho
pfedvalecneho piva 1000 sudd dvanact roki stareho
"aleu zasobe Bernhemer Schwartz Pisener Brewing
Co. s~i
Vylit pva, dkol, jenz 81 vyzada nekolik dn Jest po-
sednim aktem zaniku ednoho nevetsich pivovarI
meste Pivo ez federani rednici vyeva tvofio obsah
1913 obrovskych dubovych kad ez byo drzeno Mich cd
platneni Vosteadova zakona nadej ze yz moh by by
zmfrnen tax aby dovolen byl prodej pva.
PGvodn6 byo 800 kadi ale veke cast zasoby vyta-
zen byl lih pfemenena "skoro pvo"
Federaln zffzenc odhaduji re pivo meo $4,000
pred vstoupenm patnost Voseadova zakona pri nyne
sch cenach prineslo by pres $1,OO0,OO0.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
BULHARSKO JEST PRO
MIR.
Nehr0zi x8dne nebexpeGi val
Ky, pravi premier Cankov.

Sofie, IL. cervence. - Novy
predseda bulharskeho mini
sterstva Cankov pronesl vcera
We Volnem divadle svoji prvou
rec, jez byla s nadsenim pfija-
ia. Cankov pravil, ze politika
jeho vlady mize byti shrnuta
pod dvoje ohlaveni - jednim
jest zachovanf socialni harmo
ME potlacenfm panstvi jedne
tridy mad druhou a druhym je
zachovani miru ostatnimi ze
|m9mi.
Mluve o mezinarodnf situa-
ci, Cankov pravil, ze jedna
v6c must byti povazovana "a
vyloucenou a tou jest nebezpe-
Il vaky. Phi nyn9jsfm stavu
Bulharska zadn& vlada by ne
mOhla ZauJmOut valecne StanO
visko, protoze lid by 5i prost9
odepfel nasledovati. ITO vsak
nebrani nam, abychom Sc dove
laval nasich prav," pravil Can
kov dale. "Toto jest zem9 po.
razena a ponizen8. avSak nv
|nezouf&me. My budeme pokra.
covati v loyalnfm pln9nf pod.
minek mfrov6 smlouvy, ale Ge.
kane Cd ostatnf signatarnfch
vlad totez. Smlouva slfbila nam
lpristup k Egejskemu mort q
dostatecnou ochranu nasich
mensin. My pouze zadame, q.
by tyto skromne z&ruky byly
uplatn6ny, mic vice. Nasim Ct,
lem jest mir ma Balkan6."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
GUVERNER VARUJE UREDNfKY.

Columbus, O., IL. cervence. Guverner Donahey dnes
vecer vyzval ses ohoskych mest cy okresn
rify jichz spravnich obvodn dosy sznost ze bu
hry penze, aby kona svoj povinnos vymahali zakon
Nebude-i zakroceno hned prot bujicim zlofadhm gu.
werner hroz predsevzetim raznych krokI pro nedbaym
neb pfs shovivavy drednkIm. AZ dosud guverner mto
zpdsobem varoval tnact mayor sedm oresnfch serifd
Nezi prvne zminenymi jsou mayofi Tffn, Chauncey,
Logan Newark, Put-n-Bay Chagrin Falls Haskins
fove okresd Auglaize Noble Upper Sandusky Licking.
Tomuto nafizuje vycs etn resory kolem Buckeye je
zera. aasan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
FRANCIE MfRNE KRlTISOVANA.
OKKUPACE PORURf NAZVANA
POLTTOVANfHODNOU.
PROHLASENl BRITlCKE VLADY ZPUSOBILO 70
CIT ULEvY U vLADY PARfzSKE.

H Londyn, r. cervence Minstersky pfedseda Stanley
Baldwin We snemovne posanecRe markyz Curzon
ovn9 ordG ucni totozne prohaseni stanoysku Via
dy vdci vaecnym nahradam.
Ma rozdil cd podobnych prohlaseni jeho pfedchndco
oyda Georgia. Bonara Lava jez byla velmi dloua rec
Badwinova bya srucnou vyzadavs 81 jenom sestnact mi
nut pfednesenf iezo te ami opposice
podaa zadnych namitek, pamatne jednani byo brzku
skonceno. .@NMf -
Otazka rtech kde koho jak daleko pajde velka
Brtanie sve kce fancouzske okkupace Poruri do ia
ke miry projev mad tim svo nebost zdstaa
zodpovedena Premier Baldwin vsak ze nacrt britt
cke odpoved nejposledneA nabdku Nemecka pfedloz
spoencdm pfs yden, MONA ze z pondeli jest pravde
podobno ze navrhne aby patebn schopnost by
vysefena nesrannym tbunaem, zda takov tribunal byl
by sczen tax, ably budil vseobecnou ddveru.
Poptavkou potickych kruzich dnes byo zjst9-
ze prohasenf preiera Baldwin, nevyvoalo zadn&ho
nadseni ale cekem pfato bylo prizniv9 zemena
chodniky Krtka ozvala jedn6 vyslovepe profran-
couzskych kruh konservatvnf strany srany Lloyda
Georgia. Poseze zminsna konaa schulz odpoledne
odsoudia prohaseni jako nedostaecne pfekvapen byo
adfeno ze olka tydnech odkladn vlada nedospela
urcit6sm zaverim.
Premier Baldwin SVEN prohlaseni We snemovne po-
sanecke dnes prohlasil:
"Od sameho pocatku ucinili jsme asnym ze nasem
minSni od olkupace Poru nedock maxm6lnch st64ek
vaecne nahrady Mnohe nasedl jez byly pfedvida-
sou procesu splneni Nemecko zda sc kesati
hospodafsky chaos. Okkupace ednou zem dzam jine
neurcitou dobu dobe mu jest zjev fdky potovanhod-
n.y. jehoz cesne zakoncen meo by by provedeno tax
chile jak mozno."
zaroveh Baldwin zdarazni jest pouze jedna rdznost
mneni mezi mocnostm macm zajem valecnych nahra-
dach tyka prosfedkG iz dalo by dosahnout kyle
neho cie zapaceni nahrad zabezpeceni miru EvropG
tomuto cli vn spojenci spoupisobi budou loyalne
budoucnosti jako chill minulosti.
Kdyz by dal vedomi N6mecku, re nebude strpeno,
aby vyhnuo paceni valecnych nahrad premier pravi
"Miru nebude dosazeno zotaveni zajsteno pokud
usteni nenajde t6chto trf velkych otazek Jsou
l. Zapaceni valecnych nahrad
2. Vyrovnanf mezispojeneckych dluhi.
3. Zabezpecenf ukdn6ne Evropy
temto otazkam pozornost sv6ta m6la by byti obra-
cena."
Pariz, cervence Ackoi dnes pOzd6 do yecera me-
doe redni prohlasen briticeho preera
poslaneck6 veso znaknost Ca
sopisd celkem vyvolao poc uevy Veka Britane nevy
hasa zadneho ultimate Franci nezada skoncenf okkupa-
Poru aniz hrozi separatnim vyednavanm Nemeckem
konecne tomuto dalo vedom ze cd neho ocekava
zapacen vaecnych nahrad jest zarove varovano
pkladalo pr velkou ddlezost mensim rozmiskam mezi
spojenci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13

Washington, IL. cervence.
Pred peti roxy, kdy v Europe
svadeny rozhodne boje svetove
valky, setrilo sc chlebem.
Nyni jest zde vice psenice nez
svet mize spotrebovat a ce-
ma klesa ma predvalecne urov-
ne.
Vcera ma plodinove burse v
Chicago klesla psenice pro Ger
vencovou dodavku Sc 1003-8
ma 991-8, coz jest nejnizsi ce-
ma cd valky a jsou vyhlidky,
ze jeste dale klesne.
Pro farmare to znamena
ztratu $SO.OOO,OOO, nenajde-li
Sc nejaka odpomoc, pravil
Gray Silver, spravce kancela-
Re Americke farmarske fede-
race.
"Spekulanti vyuzitkovavaji
situace privodene zvysenim
produkce psenice v Kanade a
v cizich zemich." vysvetloval
Silver. "Oni il skapitalisovali
cd sameho pocatku. Myslim,
ze jakmile obdrzeli informaci,
ze svetova lroda bude velika,
vyuzitkovali situace a stlacili
cenu psenice S $1.40 ma jeji
pritomne lrovne, coz jest dale
ko pod produkcnimi vylohami,
jez jsou mezi $1.25 a $3.50 "a
busl.
"Kdyz cena zacala klesati,
farmari Sc pod6sili, obavajice
Sc velkych ztrat. Mlatili pseni-
ci TAX rychle, jak jenom moz-
no, cimz dale byl trh pretfzen
a situace sc zhorsila, cehoz o.
petn9 vyuzitkovali spekulan-
IT,"
Ma burse v Chicagu cineny
predpovedi, ze psenice pro pro
sincovou dod&vku bude Sc pro
davati "a cenu mezi 90 a 81
Gently.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13

ke Why, pod niz trpi Pariz a
okoli. Vlada odvolala vojen-
skou paradu, jez mela byti ko
mana ID. cervence, We vyrocni
den padu bastilly, jenz odpovi-
da americkemu ctvrtemu Ger
venci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
STARY KRAJAN 81 zoUFAL

New York, IL. cervence. -
Jan Foun9, 80 rok1 starry z
cfsla 437 vych. II. ulice, zou-
fal 81 v pond6lf 2 omrzelosti Ii
vota, jelikoz byl stale nemo-
cen a trpel. Nalezen byl pro-
vdanou dcerou svou pi.. josef
nou Liskovou z tis. 322 vych.
II. ulice We sve' jizb9, kter& by
la uzamtena a plynovy kohou
TEX otevfen. 80 !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
MILICNf VOJAK NAHODOU
ZASTkElEN.

Louisville, KY, IL. cerven-
ce. Leonard Lawson, z Middle
town, O., Glen tamni milicni
setniny, byl n&hodou zastfelen
Milfordem COLLEEN, jintm milic
MIN voj&kem ze Sabina, v
Camp Knox Swera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
WILLARD PROHRAL "BrTVU".

Jersey City, II. tervence = Jess Willard n9kdejM
champion tezke vahy pesnim zapasnictv porazen byl
zde dnes Luisem Angelo Frpdm Argenny, zvanym tez
"dvokym bykem pamp" osm6m nabehu. Ma 100000
di phlfzeo zapasu obrovske aren9 skoro smahem
patsoval Wiardem. Tyz ca iz Al rok kdezto eho
per byl mnohem mladsf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
LAUSANNSKA KONFERENCE OPET
UVAZLA.

Lausanne IL. cervence. - Blzkovychodhf konference
byla prozatmne suspendovana bo koncese nichz Spo
jene Stay hra d6ezou Iohu nebo zdIrazniy re budou
sa prncpu otevfenych dvef pro vsem vysadam jez
mali monopockou tendenci Nkdo newt kdy konference
bude op9t zahajena nebo spoenec zasupc z prohlasu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
zDE OPOUSTEJf PALESTINE.

Londyn, IL. cervence. - Jerusaemska depese ku Daily
Mail prav ze konsulat Spoenych Statd naest9 jest
dcslovne obehan zdovskymi pfist9hovac Palestine e
tam neohou nalezti zam9stnanf dz pref vyst9hovati
do Spojenych Satd Dobra polovna novtch pchozich
hedf dosati zem9 n9kolka m9scfch po pffjezdu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
WAH POPRAVEN.

Columbus O.. 13. cervence - James Willions 34-ety,
Columbus byl popraven elektrcke zd We zdesi st&tnf
restnc zavrazdeni ve chyne p Mary Hayesove jez
bya ututena SVEN domove zde a. fna 1922. Wlions
prohasen mrtveho cyfech mnut&ch spust9nf ee
trickeho proudu /
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-12-28

hit by submarine or something, willis
his sister intensified the situation by
wondering aloud If they would ever see
him again.
Both Of these auguries, so unsuited
to Christmas Eve, were interrupted,
however, by the arrival Of the parcel
postman and the deposit of an i'm
mense and promising package, bear
ing in large letters direction to Mrs.
P. Peters. With no clue as to the
sender the family naturally concluded
the various and valuable assortment
that was revealed to investigation to
be an evidence Of fatherly consider
alton and the advance agent OF the
returning traveller. Joy came out with
all the other things, and cheer took the
place of chagrin.
Farther up the street and behind q
door. bearing the name of Paul Peters
there was another household that was
not as sunny as it should have been.
A letter had cOme-but a bundle had
failed to come. The letter. program
of delight, the bundle a disappOint-
ment. Uncle Joshua had known their
wants by a marvellous instinct, but
where was the bundle2 Alas the 9TH
er things were as nothing for the lack
of it and Christmas morning dawned
upon discomfort.
But before the morning had quite
disappeared Fred came rushing In with
the news that he had seen that Peters
boy in the next block with sled
bearing the same name as the one men
toned by Uncle Joshua. II didn't
know there was a Peters boy in the
next block" said his mother; 'Tn go
down and see If they can tell us any
thing about our bundle.
They could, and the mystery was
very easily solved by the explanation
of the postman at the wrong door,
making very pardonable mistake.
An explanation that led indeed to a
redistribution of gifts and also to a
discovery Of relationships, for the Pc
ters' families found each other out, as
less than a block apart in family ties
and friendIiness. A discovery that
was the very best Christmas gift that
they could have had and which led
them to think that the wrong door was
all right after all.
1t proved a way out for the P. Pc
terses and a way in for the Paul Pc
terses until Pa Peters of the first
part put in an appearance through 1t
in time for New Years with such an
account OF himself and his adventures
as proved highly satisfactory to all the
combined hopes and plans OF all the
Peterses.
10, 1929. Western Newspaper UnionO
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-12-28
MAKES FIVE CIGARS
GROW WHERE ONLY
ONE GREW BEFORE

Getting things in this life" he
said as he passed the cigars, 'is only
a matter of using the old bean. These
cigars are not such bad smokes
but l couldn't afford as many of
them as l do, if it weren't for Uncle
Henry.
Gust before last Christmas I met
him on the street and he invited me
in a drug store to have a smoke. !
was asked to name my brand. 1t
was on the tip of my tongue to mem
ton these, but with rare flash Of
genius I named a cigar that sells for
a quarter.
"Uncle wasn't faxed a bit, and
came across. 'ou've good taste,
said he Il smoke these myself
"At Christmas / receive da pres
ent of box of 100 of them from
him, and here is where the old bean
really worked. l took the box back
and exchanged it for five boxes Of
these"