davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-09-14
MARKET CLOSES EASY.
Stocks Lose Further Ground in To.
days Active Session.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. September 14.-Stock-
prices continued to lose ground in to-
days active session. The decline,
however. was an orderly one, with the
speculative favorites showing more
resistance to selling pressure. A few
stocks regained part of their recent
losses on short covering and buying
for turn. Sales approximated 90O,-
600 shares.
The closing was easy. Selling pres
sure in the late dealings was confined
largely to the specialtieS and a few
low-priced oils, Marland falling to a
new low record for the year around
%.
Evening star., 1923-09-14
WOOL AUCTION LIVELY.

LONDON, September IA goos
selection, amounting to 1909 bales,
was offered at the wool auction to.
day Merinos were in brisk de-
mand for the continent at steady
prices.
Evening star., 1923-09-14
PARIS MARKET WEAK.

PARIS. September 14.-Prices were
weak on the bourse today. Three per
cent rentes. Sc francs 10 centimes.
Exchange on London, II francs 80
centinnes.
Five per cent loan, 10 francs 90
oentimes
The dollar was quoteds at IL francs
IL centimes.
Evening star., 1923-09-14
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

BOSTON, September 14.-Following
is a list of todays highest, lowest and
closing prices for the most active stocks
dealt in here: .s5+
Evening star., 1923-09-14
ToDAY's CHICAGO PRICES.

CHICAGO. September 14-After a
hesitating start, wheat soon turned
upward in price today as a result of
free buying on the part OF a house
which had been active on the selling
side of late. The fact that values
had dropped Az from the recent
high point counted also as a bullish
influence. Gains, however, failed to
hold well. Prices opened unchanged
TO u lower, with December 1.02% to
1.0S. and May 1.0S9s, and then under
went slight general sag, but later
rose all around to above yesterdays
finish. Frosts last night were re-
garded as having been too light to
do much damage, and corn started
at q off to 4 up, December 66k
to 665s. Then the market scored
moderate general advance in SYM
pathy with wheat. ...
Oats followed other cereals, open
Mig 4 lower TO Is gain, December,
396s. Afterward all months showed
slight rise.
Provisions reflected firmness of hog
values.
Subsequently the market developed
downward tendency. and 1t was
said 1,400 carloads of new wheat
would arrive in Winnipeg tomorrow
as against 939 today and 233 a. week
Evening star., 1923-09-14
TONE SEEN
IN BOND MARKET
Liberties Steady--Tractions
More Active-Foreign
List Stronger.
DY GEORGE t. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September t14.-To-
days bond market showed improve
ment after Thursdays reaction, but
the improvement was small Perma-
traders, must await a turn in the
stock market in the case of the more
speculative bonds and the establish
ment of a definite trend In money
rates in the case of high-grade in
vestment securities.
United States government loans
were fairly steady, with a little
higher price for the third 4Izs, while
the 3hs hung around Thursdays low.
Trading in the high grade rails re-
suited in only fractional net changes.
Union Pacific refunding As continued
heavy under the competition of the
new 5s. Canadian Pacific As were down
half a point There was. however, nc
real weakness in this group. Bethle-
hem Steel and Midvale Steel obliga-
pathy with the weakness in steel
stocks.
Rally In Traction Bonds.
Among the fractions the feature
was a rally In Hudson and Manhat-
tan income 5s, which, under heavy
selling Thursday broke nearly 3
points. While interest is payable on
this issue only IL earned all arrears
have been paid up. dividends have
been inaugurated on the preferred
stock and income statements are very
favorable. The bond is secured by
mortgage subject to the prior lien of
the refunding 5s of 1857 and under
lying bonds. At today's price it yields
80 per cent fiat.
Speculative rails were irregular.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas adjust
ments were firm. while there was
heavy selling again of the New Haven
franc Is and Seaboard adjustments.
Erie bonds failed to rally much and
the Chicago and Alton 3 i5s. in which
there has been such active specula- :
ton, were fractionally lower. st.
Louis, San Francisco income 6s also
lost ground.
The foreign list, with the notable ex-
ception of the Cuban X s. was rela-
lively stronger than domestic issues.
Jugoslav SIS rallied on more favorable
news from abroad. French issues,
while inactive, were firm. The Cuban
lzs made another new low today.
They are now selling to give a higher
maturity return than Cuban Az, the
issue of 1909. All this decline prob
ably means is that in this market an
investor who loans money to Cuba is
entitled to a larger yield than at the
original Offering price.
Industrials were not much changed.
American Writing Paper 6s had an
other sinking spell. Earnings have
been disappointing for long time.
Evening star., 1923-09-14

TOTAL SALES (Par VaIue):
IL am. 8 070 900 IL noon. 4 s72 900
PM. 8 956 900 pm. 7037 900
Evening star., 1923-09-14
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

BALTIMORE, Md, September IA (Spe-
claD.-Live poultry-Spring chickens.
lb., 25a2S; Leghorns. 22a25: old hens,
2oa28; Leghorns. 20a22; old roosters.
16a17: ducks. 17a23; pigeons, pair, Goa
25: guinea fowl. each, 40a60.
Eggs-Loss OFF, native and nearby
frsts, doz., So; southern, IS.
Evening star., 1923-09-14

~aAA AAohey'--"' oFs 479 "a
HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS.
IL am. .317 800 12m...... 4S7 600
1p.m..... 594 600 2p.m... 6S9 400
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-19
CARTERET

About seventy members of the
Catholic Daughters of America
chaperoned by Miss Katherine Her.
man, vice regent. will attend a per-
Torrance at the Music Box Revue
theatre in New York tonight.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church will give
a supper in the church tonight. The
meal will be served between $3.50
and, s p. m, by the ladies of the
church.
Mrs. 8. Bishop. Mrs. Thomas j.
Mulvihill and Mrs. John Schorr at
tended a theatrical, performance on
Tuesday afternoon in Elizabeth.
Charles A. Phillips, borough coun-
Gilman, was a Trenton business WIS.,
itor yesterday.
Mayor Thomas J Mulvihill spent
Tuesday in Bayonne on a business
mission.
A social and business meeting has
been arranged by the Ladies' Demo.
cratic organization. according to an
announcement made this morning
by Mrs. John w. Adams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-19

Two popular young ladies amused
themselves on Broadway yesterday
for a time playing with small chill
dren in the vicinity of Second street.
An attempt on the part of one OF
the ladies to ride a small wagon, on
advice of one of the youngsters prov
ed too much and the little party was
brought to a close.
Outstanding tickets for the Legion
minstrel or the money for same
will be received by John A. Con-
logue at the Legion headquarters to
night. Mr.. Conlogue Is anxious to
make a complete return at once.
James X. Harkins motored 20
New Brunswick yesterday.
Miss Mable Locke, who is in train
ing at Christ hospital, Jersey City,
will within the course of several
days spend a short vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Locke.
Rev. E. A. Nell will oficiate at
the Presbyterian church unit. a
minister can be procured to fill the
vacancy caused by the RESIGNATION
of the Rev. Herbert J. Allsup, who
has entered business life.
Theodore Stolte. Jr.. with a party
of friends motored to Elizabeth YES
terday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-19
SOUTH AMBoY

The local organization of the
Forty and Eight Society are planning
to receive several hundred members
at the K. of p. hall on First street,
Saturday night, where a smoker
with entertainment will be held.
Speakers of prominence within the
ranks of the organization will be on
hand to address the members. Be-
sides representatives from Middle
sex county, members from Mon
mouth and Hudson counties will be
in the. city in large numbers. Res
ervations almost to capacity have
been made.
Richard Carroll motored TO the
home of friends at Railway yester-
day.
Mrs. Francis P. Hennessey, spent
yesterday with her mother in Perth
Amboy.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany forces at work on the Hole in
the Wall are pushing it to compile
ton. A huge pile driver has been
at the scene since yesterday and will
within a short time be ready for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-19
Musical Glasses Program Friday

Charles Void, with his wonderful
collection of musical glasses. will
broadcast by popular request an
other program from WOR, Friday
afternoon. Mr.. Void is one of the
most unique musicians ever heard
and the music no produces from
wine glasses. finger bowls and tum-
blers, resembles a large church or
gan, from the deep bass notes to the
shriller ones of the treble clef, and
when he plays the Lost Chord" or
the Pilgrims Chorus" one mag
ines one is listening TO an organ re-
cital. By rubbing moistened fingers
over the rims of the glasses, the
single notes or chords are produced.
No water is contained in the glasses.
who comes arst Erints nrt. And who
nrst turns to the A-B-C Classified ADS
before spending money. Hnds Erist for his
mill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-19

the contractor to go on with the
improvement. Buses are using the
route known commonly as the Penn
sylvania Railroad right of way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Bloodgood, of
Tampa, Fla, are visiting with Mr..
Bloodgood's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Bloodgood. at Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Mason and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stephenson will
shortly move to Camden, where Mr..
Mason recently purchased an under
taking business. Robert p. Mason
will conduct the local establishment.
The donation cards TO be left at
every home in the city within a short
time, for the benefit of the South
Amboy Hospital, will be IN charge
of Mrs. Devier.
Mrs. L. Giffen, an old resident of
this city, will within a short time
nov to Haddonfield. where she will
make her home.
More delay on the David street i'm
provement is again displeasing prop
erty owners and residents of the
street. ' The sidewalks have been
laid, but nothing has been done to
the curb.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-19
PERTH AMBoY EVENING NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1928.

Mrs. Elizabeth Triggs and daugh-
ter, Miss Teresa, were Perth Amboy
visitors last night.
Mrs. Robert Holton spent yos-
terday with friends in Perth Amboy,
Mrs. Philip Render motored to
the home OF friends at Long Bra'.c.i
yesterday.
Regular meeting of Luke A.
Lovely Post American Legion. will
be held tonight at the David street
headquarters.
NJ. Lee Suits spent yesterday with
friends at Newark.
Raymond Perkins spent yesterday
in New York city with a number
of friends from this city.
Edward Powers is number ed
among the radio fans OF the cir.
having recently erected an rp 10
OATS set at his home on Pine aven le.
John Mccarthy motored with a
party of friends to New Brunswick
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-19
MGY
fScbenec+adv-New York,

Observation-Disclosures YORK;
7:45 P. M.-Concert by Columbia
County Philharmonic Orchestra, with
vocal soloists.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-19
RADIO PROGRAMS
Today's radio programs:
WOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WOR
(Bamberger's-Newark)
2.30 p. M.-Helen Waldo, concert
s:45 P. M.-sOngs by McGill
400 P. M.-Pianc solos by Ella
Wright.
ais p. M.-sonss by Helen
S:5O P. M.-songs by McGill
s:45 P. M.-Piano solos Ella A,
Wright.
sis p. M.-Home garden hints.
SIT P. M.-Continuation of the
lectures by Doris Doscher.
$3.50 P. M.-"Curious Ways of
Getting Hurt II You are Not Care
tul," a talk by Joseph A. Plunkett.
6:45 p. M.-John w. Lobdell will
speak on dollars and Sense"
700 P. M.-Song recital by Mile.
Yvonne Du Barry.
WEAF
(American Telephone Sc Telegraph
Company
400 P. M.-RecitaI by Lillian L.
hopkins, lyric soprano
l:15 P. M.-Piano solos by Lillian
* Hopkins.
-4:25 p. M.-Recital by Lillian L.
Hopkins. lyric soprano.
4:40 r. M.-Dramatie readings by
Henrietta Bollten.
ALSO P. M.-Baritons solos by
Harold Davis Bonnell.
sos p. M~.-Readings by Hen
rietta Bollten.
Sis P. M.-Baritone solos Hsr-
old Davis Bonnell.
1880 p. M.-"Bascball and Young
America" by H. Davega.
TAO P. M.-Recital by Miriam
Fine, dramatic soprano.
1850 P. M" Child Labor and Ma
tional Legislation" by owen Love
toy. SaEs
500 p. M.-Recital by Miriam
Fine, dramtic soprano.
$40 P. M.-"The Need of Wit and
Hurnor," an address By Alleyne Ire
iSnd.
s:25 to 10000 p. M.--concert by
the Paulist Choristers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-19

Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Ellis and Miss
Gladys Bishop were Perth Amboy
visitors yesterday.
Miss Gladys Bishop ond her sis
ter, Mrs. T. j. Mulvihill, are on a
shopping tour in New York today.
A fried chicken dinner will be
served at Mrs. Walkers tonight for
the benefit of the First Baptist
church.
The Sewaren Land and Water
Club has accepted Mayor and Mrs.
Thomas j. Mulvihill to membership.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-19
Stops Cough and wheezy Breathing

Had a cough and wheeling in my
throat" writes Caroline billiard,
Petersburg, Va. "Foiey's Honey
and Tar gave me quick relief and
stopped my cough" Coughs result
ing from Flu. Grippe. Whooping
Cough, Asthma and Bronchitis,
quickly relieved with Foley's Honey
and Tar. Three generations of sa-
tisfied users have made Foley's
Honey and Tar the largest selling
cough medicine In the World. Re-
fuse substitutes. Insist upon Foley's
Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-19
RADIO
8 !
WIZ


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
200 P. NJ. "Book Reviews, by
Grace Isabel Colbron.
400 p. NJ. Closing prices.
4:O5 p. NJ, "Fashions."
500 P, NJ. Farm Market reports.
700 P. NJ. Jack Rabbit Stories
by David Cory.
$3.50 P. NJ. Program to be an
nounced later.
300 P. NJ. Sports"
9:55 to 1000 P. M. Arlington
time signals, weather forecast.
1901 p. NJ. Continuation of mu-
steal program.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-19

Save the Trouble OF hunting for an
anartmsnt BY reading the Apartments
and Flats column in the Classified Sec
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-19
KDKA
WESTINGHOUSE. Pittsburgh

(WestinRhouse,
s d. Morgan recital.
Z p. m.-Current events.
7:45 D. m.-The Visit to the Lit
tie Folks by the Dreamtime Lady.
8 D. m.-Addresses by prorit-
nent business men.
500 p. m.-Concert by the Un!-
versity of Pittsburgh band.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04

Rescrvni fond nevytvori
Sc z niceho. Nynejsi situace
vyzaduje ma mas vetsich o.
beti ma skolu nez drive. Jen
opatrime-li il dostatecnymi
prostredky, stane sc misto
slabiny naseho verejneho
zivota nasi vzpruhou a zdro
jem move silly. Prispejts die
sve nejlepsl moznosti ma
skolskou sbirku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
SLAVNOST v DEN ZDOBE-
Nj HROBU KONANA BUDE
LETOS " AUDITORIUM.

kdyz loni vyslouzilecke or
ganisace zadaly mayora kohle-
Ia 0 propuiceni Mestskeho Au-
ditoria ma slavnost Y Den Edo
beni Hrobu, odmfti tyz .lejich
zadost $ vymluvou. re by sotva
roZlehlou mistnost naplnily
Letos byl mayor pozadan po.
znovu prani take vyhovel.
Spolecny vybor veteranl
doufa. re letosni vZpominkovt
slavnosti sc sucastni tolik osob
re bude vSech $4,000 mist \
Auditoriu do posledniho obsa
zeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
K STAvkUJiCfM DOVAZE-
CUM WATERFALL PRlPOJI-
LO Sc 400 VOZKU.
Prvni vytrznost vetsich
rozmern.

X prvni v6tSi demonstrate "a
pomerne kratce trvajici stavky
dovazeGu stavebniho materia-
ia doSlo vcera na stayenisti
Longfellow skoly Ma vychodni
1i0. al. a Diana ave. n. T., kde
as II voZku zamestnanych II
The Cleveland Builders Supply
& Brick Co. bylo bombardova-
no cihlami asi desiti muzi ma
misto prijedsich v autech. Ia
"pfestrelky" nebyl vsak mkdo
Zranan, ac jinak udalost naby-
vala takych rozmeru, re ma mi
sto povolana byla policie b.
precinktu Ma Superior ave a
vych. 80. ul., jez musela roZ-
haneti shluk lidi, citajici as
1000 hlav.
X dosavadnim stavkafum,
kterych bylo ma pocatku ien as
400 pfipoiilo sc vcera 140O il
nych dovazecu. jak oznamuie
talemnik unie W.D. Cornelius.
Tvrzeni toto pax, jak byva jiz
Zvykem, popirano jest tajem-
nikem sdruZeni zam6stnavate-
In ". p. Carrollem, jenz tvrdi,
ze na stavbach jest dosti ma
tal'ialu, tax ably postup prace
nebyl ruSen po nekOlik dni, !
kdyby pry z prace odesel kde
ktery dovazec 4 zadny novy
nemohl byti jake stavkokaz
sehnan. Jest ale dosti vozku,
die Mr.. Carrolla, kteri ievi o.
chotu vpadnouti stavkarum
vzad a prevziti jejich praci.
Podobna rnzove vylicuje
Strajk w. T. Rossiter, jenZ Wy
pravuje skuteGne podivnou
vec. Vice jak polovina truckll
firmy The Cleveland Builders
Supply g. Brick v6era jezdilo,
ale soucasne hlasi, re ma STAY
ku vyslych u muzu Sc vratilo
opetne k povinnosti - zapo-
nina vsak rici, proc jen polo
vina voZidel jest v cinnoSti,
kdyz vlastn6 nikdo nestavku-
je?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
rRIkRATE VYZNAMENA.
ny VYSLOUzILEC DE-
PORTOVAN.

Ma dneSnim deportacnim
vlaku odvezeno bude nekolik
nezadoucich pfistehovalcu. Je
mezi mimi anglicky prislusnik
James Walton z Boltonu, jenz
pred valkou iii nekolik roku v
Akron, ale Odcestoval "a pro-
puknutl nepfatelstvi do vlasti,
aby vstoupil do armady. Byl
"a druhe bitvy u Ypres zranen
a castecne vybuchem srapneiu
piipraven 0 s!uch, ale pres to
zustal na fronte a bojoval j ma
Somme, kde Zranen tax, re byl
ze svaZku armadniho propu-
stem. Eyl vyznamenan "a
statecnost Francii, Belgii Vel
kou Britanii. Y anglickych
nemocnicich byl lecen po ne
Ikolik mesicu vratil sc pro-
,sinci do Akronu a lednu do
iC!evelandu. Jako invalida byl
iudan a vzdor snaZe Americke-
no Cerveneho riZe odsouZen k
'deportaci. Spolu $ MIN ma
stoupi zpatecni cestu do sta
Irych vlasti diva chovanci ohio
lske statni trestnice, tri muzl
ikantonske robotarny, .iedna
,,zcna a diva muzi re zdejsi okr
veznice. Vsichni byli odsou.
zeni puvodnd pro kradez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
ZMARENY LASKY SEN A
JEHO LECBA.

Slecna Josefina Jaffeova, z
1862 zap. 6l. al. mela Znamost
: Alexandrem Fodorem, "a
moznym pfedsedou steinoimen
ne spolecnosti pozemkove, Y {.
324O Lorain ave-, kteryz nesle
chetnik il dvakrate sliboval
manzelstvi, dial il demantovy
prstynek a sliboval postaviti
krasn6 hnizdecko manzelske
lasky v Lakewood, dale re
libanky pred trvalem usazeni
v move residenci straw libeZne
cestou Evropou. Jak dokaza-
la, navst6voval il napadnik
zprvu ti.ikrate tvdne, pax den
ne, az konecne Ear jeho as
pred rokem ochladal, az w
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
''svET''

has1 docela. Ano, schladl tax
velice, re prohlasil, re liz vice
20 nj nes'toji. Nasledek byla
zaloba sklamane divky, jez ia
ke soudci vypravela, re never
nix .ieii povest poskodil tax, re
prisla 0 misto.
Zalovany "stpdeny mlade-
nee pax ukazoval soudci 4
Caky ma obnos 1855, kterych.
iak sama zalobkyne doznava,
priiala, ale tvrdi, ze il obnos
dan byl ma move saty, ielikoz
proradny zenich 81 pral, ably
ideal jeho 'chodil ustrojen CO
nejvybraneji. Fodor Ease tyr
dill, re il tyto penize poskytl,
kdyz byla bez prace, jako puj-
Gku, kterou s.libila Jaffeova
vratiti.
Soudce w. r. White z Cali
pclis vypomahajici ma zdejsim
okresnim soud6, pi'iklonil sc
vSak k dGkazGm slabsiho po.
hlavi a odsoudil Fedora k "a
placenj $4,000 odskodneho, =
rrav6 polovinu divkou pozado.
vancho obnosu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
ZENSkY kLUB ST PREJE
PRO PRfSTi POLICISTKY
ZVLASTNf SAMOSTAT-
NE ODDELENf.
Damskv mestskv Klub vCera

Damsky mestsky Klub vcera
ohlasil mayoru kohlerovi, re
nemuze podporovati jeho ma
vrhy, smerujici K organisovani
zenskych policajtek. Prani
klubu totiz Jest, aby zeny V
policeinich slGzbach seskupe-
ny byiy We zvlastni oddeleni, Y
.iehoz cello by byla postavena
takt6z zena. Prani toto ko-
hlcrovi tlumocil zvlastnl vybor
ktery dostal odpoved', re n6co
podobneho sc nikterak nekry-
je 5 mayOrovymi umysly, KITE
ny 81 pfeje, aby zenske poll
.cajtky byly pod yedenlm poll
'cejniho nacelnika, ac jinak na
ne bran bude ohled, iaky by
,Ienam pfislusel.
"Iaraditi zeny policejni
|sluzby aniz by pro ne zrizeno
lbylo Zvlastni oddeleni, bylo by
pochybenim pokud Sc iejicf
prace tyce v ohledu zen a di.
! tex. Pokud nebudeme ujiste
my, ze nebude zfizeno Zvlastn
oddeleni zenske, nemuzeme W
bizeti zeny, ably sc cervnl
podrobily prijimacim zkous
kam." pravila pi. Keppie Hal
Iowa, predsedka vyboru.
Mayor Kohler, byv tazan
svuj usudek, odeprel o veci tt
n.luviti, ac bylo patrno, re mi
|vvbor jaksi hnul zluci. "Zadn;
dosud nebyla jmenovana ;
pred cervnem nebude zadnycf
zkousek," poucoval Kohler vst
itecne taZatele.
kratke vysvetlenf podal be-
petnostni fiditel Tomas c
MARTINEZ slovy: "NaSi mySlen
kou jest, ably zeny Zodpovedny
by!y policeinimu nacelnlku
ale ably policistkam sverena by
La prace sc zenami." Dale pro
hlasil, re policistky nebudou
konati sluzbu jako muzi Y uni
formach, opatreny klacky re-
,vclvery. ale re pusobiti budol
vice jako detektivky.
We Washington konati 81
bude liz tento mGsic nslrodn
konfefrefnce zen V policejnicl
sluzbach, ktere Sc sucastni ne
kolik clenem zdejsiho Damski
no mestSkeho klubu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
FEDERALNf SOUDCE ODDA.
LII ZLEVNENf JfZDNEHO
v BYVALEM WEST
PARkU.

Problem iizdneho Y byyaleml
predmesti West Parku, ,jenz mel
byti rozhodnut federalnim
saudcem Westenhaverem zu-
stava dosud otazkou neb tyz,
odmitl zadost mesta, ably nei-
vvssi statni soud o otaZce The
Cleveland Southwestern & CO.
lumbus Railway Co. rozhodl.
Zadost byla podana %. du-
bna mestskym praNnlm ridite-
lem Lambem k federalnimu di-
striktnimu .oudu, ktery nelvvs
Sim soudem statnim mel donu-
ltiti zminenou meZimestskou
'trat', ably dele nepouzivala ko-
leii polozenych ma Lorain ave.
, ID zap. 1T. ul. az po Riversl-
de rd. Trat' pax mela byti Ii
skana Spolecnosti poulicnich
drah, iez by pax mohla voziti
obyvatelstvo byvaleho West
Parku. nyneisi 33. wardy "a
mestsky poplatek Sc. kdezto
'musi dosud platiti dvakrat pet
Icentu.
~
1 Jakym smerem problemu
sc bnde mesto ubirati dale. ne
nj dosud znnmo, nebot' akce
ztezovana Jest okolnosti, ze
mezimestska draha Cleveland
Southwestern Jest rukou re.
ceivra krone toho ieji VISA
da vyprsi az 27. ceryence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
PORADNf SBOR BISkUPA
SCHREMBSE.

Clevelandsky biskup Josef
Schrembs jmenoval vcera die
cesni poradni sbor, jehoz Gle
move po dobu til roku budou
slouziti jake ieho radci v ruz-
nvch diecesnich zalezitostech.
z ccskych duchovnich byl jme
novan rev. +. j. Hroch, farai
kostela sv. Jana Nep. na Fleet
ave. Y tax Zvanem karline.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
BOYCOTT PROTI PREDRA.
zOVANEMU CUKRU.

Zastupkyne clevelandskych
zenskych klubu cltaJlcieh pres
2l0O clenek professionally protl
spekuiativnimu zdrazovanl Gu
kru Sc soucasnym prohlasenim,
ze hlasati budou obmeziti spo-
trebu tohoto sladidla ma nej-
menSi moznou mlru. Soucas-
ne byla zaslana protestni re-
soluce felederalnim uradunl.
Y drobnem prodeli stoji
cukr dnes y Clevelande IL &c
libra, V retezovych obchodeeh
pax pi.i odberu 100 liber jest
cena S11.20. Jedinou zdravou
politikou, jak spekulantum ma
praviti hlavu, jest obmezlti ku-
poyani cukru .jen Ma nejmens
miru a nikoli, posetile ia TAX
velkou cenu sc zasobovati !
hnati tax vodu IA mlyn nesve
domitym vydriduchum.
Podobne resoluce prijaty b.
ly Toledu taktez vcera Ii
gou domacich hospodyn Il Jest
ostreji sc proti nejnovejsi tet
zlodejne postavily zeny Ne,
Yorku, ktere We stredu a vcer
demonstrovaly poctem neJs
kych $4,000 hlav pred radnic
V cele demonstrated stoll Fl
derace mestskych zenskyc
klubu v zastoupeni nekohk
set tisic clenek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-04
VELKOLEPY VYLET
pofada
CUYAHOGA COUNCIL
els. 20, S. A. j.
v NEDEL1, DNE 3. cERVNA
ma farme p. Marka ma
Canal Road.


Vstupne 25c osoba.
Hudba p. Spicla
@ RUNE zabavni hry a obcer-
stveni bude postarano.
Y padu nepfizniveho pocasi
bude vylet odlozen ma pristi
nedeli.
PrVni bus vyiede od Probulo-
vi ma Roadway 9:3O hodin
rano, dalsi busy budou vyiiz-
deti Cd konce Through Car
Line Y H., II. hod. dop. ! 80
a 2:30 hodin odp. Listky isou
ke koupi Il Vacha's Dry Clean
ing Store ma Fleet Ave-, Il p.
Rulana, 5O15 Broadway. f..
Marka, pohrobnika ma Broad
way a p. Svehly, 3739 +. 131.
Pristi schIze sc kona Is. kvat
ma. Pritomnost vSech clenu
nutna.