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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
SOCIETY PEOPLE ATTEND
 PREMIERE SHOWING AT LYRIC

A large number of prominent so ciety people attended the premiere showing of Why Men Leave Home," at the Lyric theatre. Monday evening.
 Those present included MT. and Mrs. Felix Drennen. MT. and Mrs. II. T. DeBardeleben. Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon Crawford, MT. and Mrs. Ed monds. Mrs. Orlinc 5nipman. Mr and Mrs. Erskine Ramsay, MT. and Mrs. F. DeBardeleben, MT. and Mrs. w. w. Crawford, MT. and Mrs. Victor Hanson, Mir. and Mrs. r. II. Crockard, MT. and Mrs. Carr McCor mack, Mir. and Mrs. Julian Saks, Mir, and Mrs. Henry k. Howze, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Matthews MT and Mrs. Murray Brown, MT. and Mrs. Angus tus II. Benners, MT. and Mrs. Louis Phillips, MT and Mrs. Jelks Caba- niss, MT. anl Mrs. William Holmes. MT. and Mrs. Harry l.. White, MT. and Mrs. Louis Sals. MT. and Mrs. Robert Mir. and Mrs. l. T. Young, pr. and Mrs. E. W. Rucker, MT. and Mrs. Har old R. Sansom, MT. and Mrs. Charles J. Sharp, MT. and Mrs. J. Frank Rushton, Major and Mrs. McEwen.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Wells. Mrs. Far rell. Mrs. Myrtle M. Shell. Miss Mig non Hall, Miss Bernie Gillen, Hon. William L. Harrison, Hon. W. B. Cloe, Hon. D. E. McLendon, MT Garner, MT. Henry Schaffer, Judge J. M. Stiles, Judge T. R. Lea, MT. Stovall, Mir Houston Cryer, MT. Doughty. J. Dear born, P. A. Engler, l.. Simpson. J. A. Driver. George Bender, N. F. Sanford c. J. Hudson, E. T. Leach, w. D. Dent, B. E. Duncan, Jack Bethea. J. R. Battle, George Galloway, P. Prew cit, J. M. Anderson, Leo Friedman, MT. Callee. Thomas Heflin, I. Marks David Nixon and Mr. Frazier.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
Longest Day Of Year Is Celebrated With
 Bridge Party

The shady lawn and wide vel coming veranda of the Mccormack home on Thirty third avenue will make an inviting setting for the bridge party to be given this after noon by Miss Gertrude Mccormack honoring her sister, Mrs. J. L. White of Chattanooga.
 A dainty color motif of pink and white will be carried out in detail and vases and baskets of pink roses will be used. The popular card d. version will be enjoyed from 3 o'clock until D. At the latter hour, a salad and ice course will be served, with pink and white hints, bonbons and ices
 The guest list includes:
 Mrs. J. L. White of Chattanooga, Mrs S G. Arnold, Mrs. Frank J. White, Mrs. E. c. Kain, Mrs. Donald NIurdock, Mrs James Hard, Jr. Mrs. Jesse Wyatt. Mrs. John M. Strange, Mrs. Albert Finch. Mrs. Rollo Beck, Mrs Sterling Floyd, Mrs. Lawson Gambill, Mrs F. Anderson, Mrs. Hun ter Watkins. Mrs. P. Murphy, Mrs. Jack Walton, Mrs. Hal Dumas, Mrs. E. S Allen, Mrs. Clarence H. Mullins, Mrs. Clyde Parker, Mrs. Phil Mullane, Mrs Al Seals, Mrs. L. A. Mccormack, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Chandler. Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Walthal, Miss Joseph inc Boggan, Miss Clayton, Miss Mary O'Brien, Miss Charlotte Thornton. Miss Virginia LGVejoy and Miss Mar garet Mccormack.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
MISS ACUTE GIVES PARTY
 FOR MISS COVINGTON-

MISS Eienor Covington of Birming- ham was honoree at a lovely party Wednesday evening given by Miss Rosane Acuff at the home of her par ents, Judge and Mrs. J. D. Acuff, on North Highlands.
 The decorations were masses of summer flowers, and punch was served throughout the evening from a prettily appointed table on the south porch. Those present were Misses Elenor Covington, Elizabeth Atwood, Pauline Gray, Bernice Bam- Der, Florence Moore, Carolyn Gaines, Annie Weinstein, Mary McKissack, Nell Sherer, Margurite Jackson, Madge Kilgore, Vivian Drewry, Es- ther Strange, Lucille Johnson, Lorine Hale, Nellie Mae Keenum. Louise Rosser and Rosalie Acuff Messrs. Newburn Applin, Raymond Sherer, Barron Cranford. Bennie Green, George ORear, Rob Salmon, Davis Broom, Wilson Roquemore. Norman Woods, Edward Mundine, Charles Worthington, John Ely, Frank Broth erton, Bill Lollar, Ed Hamilton Mar win Lyle and Ralph Gravlee.-Jasper Mountain Eagle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
PUPILS OF FIR. DUNkLEY IN FINAL RECITAL

A final recital will be given this evening by the pupils of Ferdinand Dunkley at Cable hall. MT. Dunkley, a composer and organist of fame will leave the latter part of this month, to join the McDoweh colony for a period of several weeks.
 The following program will be given tonight:
 'Bois epais" Gully); The Danza" (Chadwick), Rebecca Bazemore ."Caro mic ben (Giordani), Mrs. Myrtle Boyett.
 ."Printemps qui commence" ("The spring with her dower'D from sam son ct Dalila" (Saint-Saens), Re- becca Bazemore.
 "rhe Cry of Rachel" (Mary Turner Salter), Mrs Myrtle Boyett'
 My Heart Is a Lute' CWoodman) "The Last Hour" GA. w. Kramer), Rebecca Bazemore. ss
 ."Nocturne" (Pearl Curran); "A Holiday" (Pearl Curran), Mrs. Myrtle Boyett.
 Recitative and Aria, Armour! veins alder" co love. Of thy mighD from samson ct Daliia" tSaint- Saens), Rebecca Bazemore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
IMPORTANT NOTICE

The Social Department of The Age-Herald will be closed at 4::30 p. m. for all daily papers. For Sunday papers, the department closes at 10 a. m. on Satur- days. All news must be brought or telephoned in before closing hours. If possible, announcements and other news for the Sun- day edition should be in the office on Thursday or Fri day. Engagement and wed. ding announcements must be sent in properly signed for purposes of verification. All photographs for the Sunday edition must be in the hands of the social edi- tor by the preceding Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
PAGEANT PRACTICE GOES STEADILY AHEAD


 With eVery chiId Ietter- perfect m his part of the pageant, "The Way, the Truth and the Light and with the music under the direction of Mr Henry Naylor, choir leader at the Avondale Methodist church, and dl- rector of orchestral work over the city. a really excellent program Will be ready for the members ana friends of the church sunday morn inr at 1O:45 in place of the regular preaching service.
 The children from all the depart ,nents of the Sunday school will have a part in the pageant. They have prdcticed faithfully and diligently and have something worth while to give the public. All who are inter- .sted are cordially invited to come Parents and friends of the church are especially urged to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
"sTlNfRLERS" ELECT OFFICERS

The "Stumblers" club held re- organization meeting at the home of Miss Elizabeth Stephenson Sunday, June IT.
 "A business session was featured by the annual election of officers which resulted as follows: Miss Elizabeth Stephenson, president; Miss Erline Proctor, vice president; Miss Julia Marshall, secretary and treasurer; Miss Lillian Arnold, so- clal vice president; Miss Ellen Rhodes, press agent
 Many social events were planned for the summer months. and three new names were voted into the club, the names to be announced later.
 Miss Maxine Moss of the "Jesters," and Miss Mildred McC1usky at tended as honor guests.
 Al the close of the afternoon. a delicious ice course was served, and the members adjourned. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Erline Procter on Shades mountain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
WINDSOR CLUB ENTERTAlNS WITH DINNER DANCE

The Windsor club entertained with & dinner dance Thursday evening at Linger Longer Lodge.
 X large number of guests partlcl- pated in the outing with the mem bers.
 The club members are: Messrs. Ben- son Booth, Harry Robinson, John Williamson, G. M Bison, William Mayes, Joe Nader, Oliver Naylor. Joe Reynolds, Alec Hunter, Mack Schol- der, Francis Fletcher, Hllery Saun- ders. Wee Derring, Dr. Farrell and Alr. Tucker
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
OCIAL LIFE CLUB EVENTS # FASHIONS

Brulnbach, Frances Craig, Mary Stubblefield. Jed Hayes, Lois Craig. Helen Jackson Freda Alexander, Ro- salie I.eake, Messrs. Toby Robinson, Vernon Fitz, Jim SoweI, Hosmer Scott, Murray Stovall, Wilkes Cole man. Love Wilson Lollar, Harold Dill wo.Ih, Turner Scott. John Whit Long, Stanley Freeman, John Lacy, Harold Kilgore, Oscar Stansell, Milton VoiSt. Jasper Mountain Eagle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. T. w. Moughon has been called to New Orleans on account of the serious illness of her brother, MT C. E. Morris.
 Friends of Miss Jo Crabtree will regret to learn that she is seriously i'll at the Woodlawn hospital.
 Mrs: Paul H. Earle and her daugh ter. Mrs. Robert Hidden, returned Thursday from a visit to Chicago.
 Friends and relatives will be pleased to learn that Mrs. M. l.. Rob ertson Cformerly Miss Mary Stone Oliver of Cullman) is resting comfor- tably following an operation at the South Highlands infirmary.
 H. NJ Abele is visiting in New Lon don, Conn.,, attending the convention Of the Fuller Brush company.
 Mrs. Lewis Johnson has gone to Jasper to visit her mother, Mrs. Nor we'll. and sisters, Mrs. Charles Wig gins and Mrs. Guy ORear.
 Mrs. Eleanor Covington Is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Atwood at Manchester.
 Miss Willie Kelley of Besemer is in Jasper on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Lee Palmer of Jasper
 Misses Ruby Lively and Ida Afford of Howard college will spend the weekend with their parents in Ar cadia.
 Mrs. E. T. Boyd has returned from a visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. Ben Scott, of Jasper.
 City Attorney W. J. Wynn, accom- panied by Mrs. Wynn and their children, left Thursday morning on motor trip to Eatonton, Ga, where they will spend their vacation with relatives.
 Mrs. ". R. Davis Is the guest of relatives in Guntersville.
 Mrs S. R. Bains. formerly of Bir- mingham, now of Los Angeles, Cal, is visiting with friends and relatives in this city.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Adams have returned from Atlanta. Ga.
 Miss Katherine Massey is the guest of Miss Louise Bankhead in Jasper.
 
 Miss Madge Clarkson and Miss Nell Clarkson, daughters of MT. and Mrs. F. l.. Clarkson of Tuscaloosa, are wis iting Miss Hattie Earle Montgomery at her home, S27 Thirtieth street, south.
 Mrs. R. H. Palmer and Miss Ruth Palmer have returned to their home in Jasper after a visit of a few days to relatives in Birmingham.
 Mrs R. P. Bazemore of Montgom- cry will come to Birmingham soon to make her home.
 Mrs Frank Welburn spent the weekend in Jasper with her par ents, Dr. and Mrs, J. F. Alexander.
 
 Mrs. W. W. Woods and little daughter, Celeste. of Jasper, spent Monday in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
CRESCENT CLUB OUTING AT EDGEWOOD PARK.

The members of the Crescent club will hold a picnic and outing at Edgewood park Saturday afternoon and evening.
 The Shriners and their families will be included in this affair, which will Tbe given instead of the fortnlghtly dances. held at the Miles Dancing studio during the winter months.
 Swimming will be enjoyed during the afternoon, and at o'clock a bountiful chicken dinner will be served. From until midnight danc- ing will be the diversion. A large attendance Is expected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
LAWN PARTY WILL HONOR VISITOR.

Mrs. R. c. Sackhoff will entertain with delightful party Monday eve ming at her home on Norwood boule- ward, honoring her house guest, Miss Alice Sackhoff, of Mobile.
 The spacious lawn will be the scene of the affair. A splendid light ing effect will be formed by electric lights artistically arranged. The guests will include the members of the younger social set.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
MISS POWELL HONOREE AT SHOWER

Miss Helen Powell, bride elect, was delightfully."- honored with a shower Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. J. R. Irwin and Mrs. Maurine Mims.
 The Irwin home, the scene of tho event, was prettily decorated with cut flowers of pink and white.
 An interesting contest was held, with Mrs. J. H. Huggins winning the prize, a Pyrex baking dish. which she presented to the honoree. The brides book was kept by Mrs. A. D. Brad field.
 Late in the afternoon a delectable ice course was served to fifty guests
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
LOCAL CLUBS WILL ENJOY INFORMAL DANCE

Miss Maurine Mohler will be hos tess this evening with an informal dance at her home on Warsaw ave- nue.
 A popular orchestra will furnish an excellent program of music for the dancing, which will be the diver sion from g o'clock until l. Punch will be served throughout the eve ming.
 The clubs represented will include: Amantes, Bats, Aces and D. Ds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22

PARIS Francesme of the sartes models worn the races at that appalling But at the most Para costumes the demonstrated to her satisfaction that the natched walks clad difference material perhaps she pearls jewels richness detail which youthful the silhouette The skehed left decatey organde skirt The collar and cuffs of white edged with white gand
 
 Lis of black ed paalith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
1IOORE-LATHROP
 WEDDING ANNOUNCED

The following announcement has been received by friends and rela- lives throughout the city and state Mir. and Mrs. Frank Holland Lath- TOD have the honor of announcing the marriage of their daughter Eva Conner. to Mir William Provost Moore, on Saturday. June 3, 1923. al 1923 Avenue x, Birmingham, Ala: AL home after August 15, at 43oI Clair- mont avenue. Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
WOMAN IDENTIFIES NEGRO

Jerome Higgins, negro, who was arrested Tuesday night at Twenty sixth street and Eleventh avenue. north. and held for investigation, was identified Thursday as the assailant of young North Highlands woman who was attacked in a wooded stretch on Twenty sixth street and Four teonth avenue last Sunday evening. Her escort, John Smith. employe of the B. R. L. and P. company, was held at bay by the negro with a pistol and then robbed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
ER-KIMERLING
 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

MT. and Mrs. M. Kimmerling an- nounce the engagement of their daughter. Eva, to Ben $. Mazer, the date to be announced later.
 Mr and Mrs. kimerling will be at home, in honor of their daughter, Sunday from o'clock until in the afternoon, and from until 10 o'clock ill. the evening. There will be no cards.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
PECK-BRAM
 WEDDING ANNOUNCED

The following announcement has been received by friends in Birming- ham "Mr. and Mrs. James Reuben Bramlett announce the marriage of their daughter Jennie Mae, to Mir. John sanford Peck, on Monday, June IS. at Hillsboro, Tenn. At home, 103 WeSt 10th street, New York City"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
MS HARE HONOREE
 AT SWIMMING PARTY

Miss Jenny Hare of Wynne, Ark. was honoree at swimming party at Divers Lake on Thursday, when Mrs Joe Brooks entertained. Miss Hare is the attractive house guest of Miss Carrie Lee Wilmot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
VAIN CASE NoLLE CROSSED

The case of Cecil Vann, negro, charged with murder, was noile pressed when called before Judge $. F. Hobbs in circuit court Thursday morning. Judge Hobbs held that evidence enough 10 charge . mas with murder was entirely lacking in tLis case.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A practice Is announced for 7.30 this evening at the Avondale Meth odist church for those who are talk ing part in the pageant to be given at 1O:45 Sunday morning. All pupils from the intermediate department up are urged to be present.
 MISS MASSEY HONOREE
 AT LOVELY PARTY.
 Miss Katherine Massey of Birming- ham, the house guest of Miss Louise Bankhead, was the inspiration for one of the loveliest events of the season, when her hostess entertained d at swimming party Friday after noon, followed by buffet supper and dance that evening. After swim out at Smith pool, the guests came in to the nome of Miss Bankhead's parents, Mir ard Mrs. J. H. Bankhead, where sumptuous supper was served and dancing enjoyed until a late hour. Those included in this delightful courtesy were Misses Kath- erine Massey, Erin Stubblefield. Mary
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
MISS CATHCART TO BE
 HONOREE AT LUNCHEON.

Complimenting Miss Katherine Cathcart of Charleston, $. C., the at tractiye guest of Miss May Allen Northington, Miss Eugenia Wood ward will entertain with a luncheon at Roebuck Country club today at 1 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
AREME CHAPTER HONORS
 RRInE-ELECT

a. Miss Kathlet Wilkes. bride-elect, will be the honoree Saturday at 8 miscellaneous shower, when several members of the Areme Chapter. o. E.. S., entertain at the hore of Mrs. C.. M Dewitt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22
MRS. HUGHES COMPLIMENTS
 VISITOR FROM MISSISSIPPI

As a compli. ent to Mrs. D. R. Snider of Jackson, Miss, house guest of Mrs. Henry Chalifoux, Mrs. John E. Hughes will entertain at lunch con party today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22

Mrs. R. H. Palmer and Miss Ruth Palmer have returned to their home in Jasper after visit of a few days to relatives in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22

Miss Madge Clarkson and Miss Nell Clarkson, daughters of MT. and Mrs. F. L. Clarkson of Tuscaloosa, are vis- iting Miss Hattie Earle Montgomery at her home, S27 Thirtieth street, eOuth
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22

Mrs. R. r. BaZemore of Montgom- cry will come to Birmingham soon to make her home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22

Mrs. Frank Welburn spent the weekend in Jasper with her par ents, Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Alexander
 Mrs. w W. Woods and little daughter, Celeste. of Jasper, spent Monday in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22

Mrs. T. w. Moughon has been called to New Orleans on account of the serious illness of her brother, MT. C. E. Morris.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22

Mrs. S. R. Rains. formerly of Bir- mingham, now of Los Angeles. Cal, is visiting with friends and relatives in this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-22

Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Adams have returned from Atlanta, Ga.
 Miss Katherine Massey is the guest of Miss Louise Bankhead in Jasper.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
Ze Sokolske Zupv
Severovychodni.

Spolecna schGze Techni-
ckeho Odboru muzI a bra
tfi soudcI, pri zupnich "a
vodech, kona Sc v sobotu,
IA. cervence v 8 hodin We
Ger v telocvicne ma Wendell
Ave. Ucast vsech nutna.
Zupni naselnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
UREDNi sPoR.

Okresni suudci Sc domnivali
miti pravo ma mistnosti uziva-
nc statnim examinerem M. K,
Pattersonem, ktery byl Ease
presv6dcen, ze k jich uzivani
jest opravnen sam. Tahanice
o mistnost dostala sc pred soud
a vcera okresni soudce G.. p.
Baer musel rozhodnouti proti
vlastn'm kolegnm a vydati
soudni zakaz, kterym Sc okres-
MIN soudcum zakazuje We spor
nych mistnostech prekazeti Pat
tersonovi. V iiradovnach sidli
Bradley Hull, natelnik ufadov-
ny pro urovnavani. domacicn
sporI. Hlavni jeho povinnosti
jest smirovati rozvadena man.
zelstva a zamezovati tax wa
jemnym dorozunn6nim precet.
nym zalObam o rozvOd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13

Nova uradovna sverena bu-
de peel krajana p. c. D. Hal
ka, asistenta tajemnika The
Union Trust Co., ktery byl
znam dlouholetou svoji cinno-
sti v ufadovne broadwayske
teze nejvetsi clevelandske ban
ky.
Cihelna budova, stoiici ma
narozi -Kinsman a 140. ul. u
konce krizovatky Kinsman a
Union byla prestavena, ably
icelIm banky CO nejlepe w.
hovovala.
Zrizenim move ufadovny sla
vlaatne The Union Trust Co.
"a starym zakaznictvem do
ieho no~ych residencnich ctvr,
ii. Kdyz okoli Kinsman a 14O.
VI: 'rostlo a stale vice a vice sc
|vyvijelo pribyvanim starych
zakaznikG z Broadway, Wood
land a Buckeye tu stavalo sc
stale nalehavejsim, aby take
The Union Trust Co. snadnym
zpGsobem rozresila sluzbu sta.
rym zakaznikGm move zalid.
meme osad6 proto Sc roZhodla
k zalozeni dradovny V distrik-
'tu Kinsman a 14O. ul.
Otevrenim move uradovny, v
tax pomerne vzdalenosti Cd
stredu mesta jest zajimavym
projevem duv6ry The Union
Trust Co. v obchodni a residen
| chi vyvoj distriktu ma Kins.
man lao. ul. V nejblizsich le.
tech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
CLEvELANDAN MA POMA.
HAITI PfI UPRAvE EvROP-
SKEHO MlRU.

Zastupce Theodore E. Bur-
ton jest osobnosti znamou an
glickemu premierovi Stanleyi
Baldwinovi nekterym jinym
vynikaiicim statniklm evrop-
skym. Jak pravi novinarske
zrpavy, shledame Sc Burto-
mem jako cinitelem v snaze u
rovnati ruhrskou otazku. Pred
oijezdem pravil, ze navstivi
hlavni mesta evropskych stati
a ze Meziparlamentni Unie ma
zasedani v Kodani navrhne
plan ma vybudovani evropske-
no miru. Jako Glen peticlen-
naho vykonneho vyboru zmine
ne unie bude miti Burton pri-.
lezitost zasahnouti v mirove
jednani k podani navrhI, jak
by dosazeno bylo ustaleni ne
urovnanych dosud evropskych
pom9rI. V Mezipar,ametnf
Uni zastoupena jsou zakono-
darna telesa 80 evropskych
statd, vcetne Turecka a Japon-
ska.
Burton dosud povazujc ruhr-
sky problem "a kamen lrazu
evropskeho miru, ale v6ri, re 5
chladnou krvi spolecnym H.
slim vsech ciniteld mdze byti
nebezpeci vyvarovano. Do E.
vropy vypluje Ultra v sobotu,
parnikem President Harding,
linie Spojenych Statd do Ply
mouthu, odkud odebere sc k
tfinedelnimu pobytu Londy-
ne, "a ktereho navstivi Bald
wilma a byvaleho premiera
Lloyda Georgia. z Londyna
odcestuje do Kodan6, pozdeji
do Berlina a Rima a snad take
do Bruselu a Parize.
Do Evropy odcestoval vcera
zastupce Robert Crosser SIC 80
cleny Bratrstva lokomotwnich
strojnikl., Costa poslednejsi
kona sc vSak "a iicelem studia
evropskych narodohospodar.
akych pom6rI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
KONFERENCE POSTOVNfCH
UkEDNfKU.

V Marion, @. konana bude
statni konference postovnfch L.
rednikd, ma ktere promluvi ge-
neralni postmistr Harry s. New
a diva jeho asistenti krone cele
rady 1redniki vyssich spolko-
sy senator S. D. Fess 2 Yellow
Springs, O. Posta cleveland
ska zastoupena bude i 1redni-
ky zdejsimi, v jejichz cele jme
novani jsou postmistr H. A.
Taylor a jeho asitent, krajan
Frank A. Douda. Konferenci
bude predsedati cincinnatsky
poStmistr A. L. Behymer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13

- Pfijemne spolecenske po
baveni uzijete ma vylets
Velkoradu E. S. P. S. pfisti
nedsli. Kazdy je uctivs
Evan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
PROTI PASMOVEMU
SYSTEMU.

Jiz treti serie petic .vydana
byla proti tax zvanemu pas
movemu Zafizeni We vesnici Eu
cid, posledni zadana byla IL
federalniho sooudu prostredni-
ctvim pravnicke firmy Baker,
Hosteter a Sidlo a zastoupena
jest W. C. Fisherem. Podob-
nych zalob podano jest iiz ne
kolik. Zmin6na vesnice Euclid
pfijala dne 13. listopadu pas
move narizeni, die ktereho jest
celia osa'da rozdelena ma dv6
fasti. ma prdmyslovou resi-
dencni. Fisher We sve petici
pravi, ze narizeni Jest ne1stav
MIN. .jelikoz priiato bylo bez
pfedchoziho referenda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-13
NOVY POLICEJNf SICNALNl
VYNALEZ TRAFIcNl.

Policejni straznik, fidici po-
ul!cni dopravu ma vych. 8. ul.
a Superior ave., G.. c. Spaller,
vynalezl novy a prakticky sve-
telny signal k rizeni vozby ma
ziv6jsfch krizovatkach. Zasta-
rally senator straznikd, ukazu
iici napis stop" a "Go" ma
hrazen bude ma rozich umiste-
nymi zarovkami dvoiich barev,
zaplanou-li svetla cervena, bu-
de to znameni k zastaveni voz
by. kdezto zelena hlasiti bu-
dou. ze draha jest volna. Novy
zpisob bude ma zkousku zari-
zen behem m6sice.
Ably yeas mohla byti vozba
rizena. Oznami predem Zvonek
vzdy zm6nu svetel. Signaly II
diti bude straznik, jenz jake
dosud umist6n bude v samem
stredu jizdni drahy. Nejv6tsi
vyhoda move signalni methody
spo6iva Y tom, ze sv6tla spa.
trena budou hned celou fadou
Tidicd vozidel, cehoz u starycl
semaford nebylo.
Spaller objev zkousel v skle.
pc sveho domu spolu sc synem
graduantem techniky ma w
chodn strane a dal 81 lined wy.
nalez svij patentovati. Cleve'
landsky Autoclub, Cleveland.
ska Bezpecnostni rada, Y. 7
Noonan superintendent odde'
leni pro zamezeni nest6sti pr
Clevelandske Spolecnosti po
ulicnich drah a Iiditel m6stskt
bezpecnosti MARTINEZ vynalez
po nalezitem vyzkouseni schvs
li!i.ia