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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-01
COUGHS DISTRUB SCHOOL
NNTnDK

School teachers should give the
same advice to children who have
coughs as did this Florida teacher
IT recommend FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR to the children in my
school who had the flu and good
results came whenever it was used,
writes Mrs. L. Armstrong, okeeeh-
obee, Florida. Foley's Honey and
contains no opiates. ingredients
printed on the wrapper. Quickly
relieves colds, coughs and Group
Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-01
Return From Plattshrrr

Emile Bohnsack, Jr., and Harold
Bohnsack have returned to their
home on Jefferson street, after
spending a month at Plattsburg
Training Camp. Both young men
claim to have enjoyed the camp life
and are in very good health and
spirits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-01
au;nnitv.Honv Makes Hit

Harry C"Rib") Shannon, the elon-
gated comedian and his diminutive
associate, Artie Leeming were the
featured merrymakers with Peck &
Kolb's "Hippity Hop" at the Ma
jestic Theatre last night. There will
be a matinee and night perfor-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
DVACET ROKU "A UKRA.
DEM REVOLVERU 20.
LlCAJTOVl.

V noci ma 8. 1nora byl ma
Scovill ave. a vych. 25. III. pre-
paden policista F. Bartlett dve-
ma chlapy, kterl mu ukradli
revolver, ale poznavse omyl,
rychle prchali a ma pronasledu
jiciho je straznika n6kolikrate
vystrelili. Jeden z vytecniku
William Creagle, byl polapen,
kdezto druhy, John Perkins, Sc
dosud test zlate svobode. Ia
kousek byl vcera odsouzen O.
kresnlm soudcem Frankem c..
Phillipsem ma "vrelou" primlu
WI asistenta okresniho zalobce
w. I. krewsona, X prikladnemu
| a odstraSu.iicimu trestu cd lo
do 20 roku do trestnice. Oh.
zalovany sc vymlouval, re prJ
nechteli okrasti policajta, alt
re nell namireno ma nektere
no "zazobanejSiho" chodce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
MECENASYZDEJSfHO PRfRO
DOVEDEcKEHO MUSEA.

Ma vcereisi vyrocni schulz
zdejsiho Pfirodov6deckeho Mu
sea bylo oznameno, re velkou
obetavostl jisteho mecenase,
ktery nepreje 81 byti jmenovan
bude 1stavu umoznena v6dec-
ka vyprava, rOzpoctena ma diva
roxy, ma n6ktere jizni ostrovy
Atlantickeho oceanu. R;ditel
ustavu, Paul M. Rca slibuje 81
Cd expedice velkc rozmmozeni
zdejsich, dnes jeSte pomerne
chudych SHREK, jez nalezly
pristresi byvale res;denc: na
Euclid Ave. Clevelandska W.
prava hodla sc venovati hlavne
ptactvu q rozsiriti dosavadni
kolekce operencl tax, re by
odbor tento patfil mezi nej-
etsi sblrky tohoto druhu ma
sy6te..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
NOVY cLEVELANDSkY
BANkOVNf PALAC
v PROJEKTU.
Postaven budc v mistech
Miles divadla.

The Cleveland Trust Co. "a
koupila velky komplex budov
ma Huron rd., Y jehoz casti ma
vych. 8. ul. stoji tax zvane Mi
les vaudevillni a obrazkovG di.
vadlo. Novym zaborem zv6tsil
financni ilstav dosavadni ma
jetek Cd jihovychodniho rohu
Euclid ave. ma vych. 8. ul. az
po move nabyty roh ma Huron
I'd. a vych. 8. ul. Majetek wee
ra zakoupeny meri 80 stop ma
Huron a jde do hloubky 165
stop. Die vseho hodla The Gle
veland Trust Co. postaviti V
mistech podobnou budovu, jak
prave nyni dostavuje banka
The Union Trust ma protejsim
rohu Euclid ave. O planech
sc vSak teprve jedna. V novy
majetek uvaze Sc listav V 90
dnech, ale divadlu ponechana
bude lhuta prodlouzena til
tydny. Ia move nabyty kom-
plex zaplaceno bylo pres pnl
milionu dollarG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
PRO SABOTAz OBzALOVA.
Nj zELEZNICNl DELNlCI.

II zeleznicnich zamestnan.
cu, clenu unie d6lnictva y ma
draznich di!nach, jez bylo V
lete a ma podzim lonskeho ro-
ku ma stavce, byli dam v obza-
lobu federalni velkoporotou
Ia stavky Sc domn9le proviniv-
sich jest obzalovano celkem
80 zamestnancG, jimz Sc klade
"a vinu, re Sc spikli, ably nice
ma byla doprava osobni, posty
j nakladG ma drahach, vedou-
cich Clevelandem a severnim
federalnim distriktem Y Ohiu.
Zvlaste jsou pax vineni, ze po-
skozovali dopravni material
drah Nickel Plate, Pennsylva-
MIA, Big Four, Wheeling &
Lake Erie, Lake Erie & West
ern i zeleznice Jine.
Svedecky material Jest ale
velice slaby neb Sc pfetasto "a
klada jen ma povidani a proto
by nebylo radno pfedhihati
soudnimu liceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
STASTNE ZAKONcENE.
DRAMA LASKY.

AS pred mesicem dostal Sc
krajan Josef Machek, bytem V
{. 4420 Trumbull ave. do spo-
ru Sc svoji laskou. jeiimz pred
metem byla slecna Fanny Van
kova. ROztrzka mezi milenci
Sc rozsirovala, az konecne div
ka vratila napadnikovi snubni
prstynek, 5 duvodem, ze rodi-
&c jeji vzajemnemu ie.iich po-
meru 2nepreji. To byla pro 81
leteho Machka tax velika ra-
ma. ze v zoufalstvi byl hotov
rozlOuciti Sc Sc svetem. Po-
stfelil sc pobyl as 10 dni V
nemocnici sv. Alexise. Ale
lax Sc rika, re verna laska vse
pfemaha. Pacient navstiven
byl v nemocnici predmetem sve
touhy. dobyl 81 prec jen srdce
svoji Fanynky a vcera octl Sc
ma p,ste divciny op6tne zlaty
krouzek, ktery by byl stal ma
lem lidsky zivot. Dnes ovsem
Machek liz podohnych nmyslil
nema. Rodica odpor byl zlo-
men velkou laskou, ale proto
re clovek jedine laskou ri,
bvti nemGze, hodla st'astny mi.
lovnik usilovn6 spof'iti. aby "a
rok Fanynku. jez cita teprvt
II Jar, odvedl k vlastnimu kr
bu. Doufejmez. re az Sc tai
stane. nebude V stesti jejicf
spolecne padati stin neblahe
no poblouzn6ni, ktery hrozi
dnesni idyllu zmeniti V TRACE
dii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
PROHIBICNf ANCENTI-ZLO.
DEJOvE, PREDANI VELKO-
POROTE.

Okresni zalobce Stanton po-
zada dnes velkoporotu, ably
vznesla ma diva agenty, vyma-
hajici prohibici, Petra Wagne-
ra a Leroye Fo lera, aba We
sluzb6 smirclho soudce G. W..
-Vockea V Brooklyn Heights,
zaloby pro velkokradez. Oba
byh zatceni ' sobotu ma zaty-
kac odprisahnuty obcanem
jenz byl usv6dcen 2 prohibic-
niho pfestupku a byli dani mu-
nicipalnim soudcem Samuelem
H. Silbertem pod zaruku $500.
Detektivove Charles Cavola
a Henry Cowles, kteri zatceni
provedli, mali V rukou duka-
zy, re Wagner sam, drive nez-
Ii byl wal do sluzeb zmin6ne-
no soudce, byl trikrate pro tai
ne prodavani koralky zatcen.
Josef Salerno, 263l vych.
131. ul. vypravel pod pfisahou
pred soudcem Silbertem, ze
oba pfisli do jeho domu, ably
vykonali prohlidku. On a je-
no zena byli hlidani jednlm z
mich v jedne mistnosti mezitim
co druhy vymahac prohibice Y
jinem pokoji kradl. Zmizelit'
mu hodinky V Gene $500 a
$500 ma hotovosti a "a to vse-
chni mu pan smirci soudce u
stedfil pokutu We vysi $1,000.
Zalobce Stanton vyzadal 81
Cd policejniho nacelnika Grau-
la rekordy vsech prohibitnich
pfipadd, kter6 hodla znovu pro
jiti, neb vysla ma jevo celia fa-
da pripadd lplatkarskych, v
nichz zapleten jest jeden zdej-
81 pravnik, ktery dostal vsak
"vitr" a rychle z Clevelanau
ZmiZel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
FEDTRACE PRACE SCHVA.
I.UJE POSTUP MESTSKE RA-
DY PROTI PLYNARNE.
Novinafi mali ma plynarns w.
moci lepsi podminky.

Ia vcerejSi schuze Cleveland
ske Federace Prace byl jedno-
hlasne schvalen postup NEST
ske rady proti The East Ohio
Gas Co., &C Sc Zacatku bylo
poukazovano Ma nepfijemno-
sti, jez povstanou, bude-li plyn
uZavfen. Organisace slibuje
pax dalsl podporu v boji
proti snaze spolecnosti lidu
plyn zdrazovati. Nev6ri Sc, ze
pocinani m6stske rady smeruje
ien k tomu, ably plynarenska
spolecnost byla 2 mesta vypu-
zena.
Mayor Fred Kohler po kon-
ferenci s radniInimi novinar-
skymi reportery navrhoval, by
redaktori dennich listu byli ma
dneSni dopoledne sezvani k po-
jednanl 0 plynove otazce. Il
zMnalista ma byti pax vybran
jeden neb vybor tri, z nichz
ale zadny nema byti We spoje-
nj $ politikou, a zvoleni pax sa-
mi pokusiti sc mali, ably ma ply
narne vymozeny byly lepsi po-
drinky. Kohler Jest presved-
cen, re by podobna kampan
v novinach jiste Sc neminula
dcinkem.
Soucasne judiciarni a utilit.
nj vybory upravuji cestu, ably
Marshallova ordinance byla v
priStim pondelnim zasedani
pfijata pres mayorovo veto.
Proti byli zmin6nych W.
borech jen radni j. J. McGin-
ty a r. C. Wheeler. Pro prize
Ii ordinance hlasovali II. H.
Fmkle, Jakub Stacel, Cook
Marshall w. E. Potter.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
UROVNAVAN1 MZDOVYCH
OTAZEk " STAVEBNIM
PRUMYSLU.

V trech dalSich stavebnlch
odborech zjednana byla vcera
shoda tax ze dosazeno mezd V
nekterych piipadech lepsich
nez-li r. 1920, ktery povazovan
byl jaksi pokud Sc platu tyce
"a rok rekordni, ale Jest take
m6kolik vyminek jisteho snize-
nj.
Pokladaci parnich trubek
$1.25 "a hodinu, jak bude mad
vsechnu pochybnost ma dnesni
vecerni schulz pfijato. V loni
Sc platilo $l.10 vr. 1920 pax
S1.37Rc.
Pokryvaci (komposicni) -
S1.05 pro delnika, $1.15 pro
foremana az do Is. cervna, -
pax $1.10 delnikovi a $1.20 TO-
remanovi az do l. bfezna 1924,
Roku lonskeho soc a $1.O0.-
Roku 1920 $1.OO.
Stavebni kotlari $1.25 q pro
pomahace S1.12la.
OmitkarSti kontraktori po-
depsali vGera s uni smlouvu na
81 Rc, jak zadalo delnictvo,
jez bylo poslednim tydnem ma
'stavce. Kontraktoi.i sice ne.
jsou cleny Sdruzeni zamestna,
vateln stavebnich remesel, ale
j zde Jest urovnani povazova
no Ia dnleaity krok k vSeobec
ne shode v stavebMim priimy
slu. &C jinak smir nebude nit
vlivu na kontraktory oborG il
nych.
Jak oZnameno vcera nebu
deli docileno mistni shody me
ii zednlky a kontraktory, BIZ
de otaZka mZdy lustena zlast
nj mezinarodni radou.
Obory, kde dosud nebylo d
cileno dohod, jsou: konstruk
teri-monteri, konstrukteri Wy
tahovadel, elektrikari, plum
bari a pokryvaGi sti'ech bridl
covych a taskovych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
PREPADENY HosTlNEC.

Tfi mladici .vesli vcera vecer
do hostince JiTiho kusse, 3454
vych. 20. ul., kdyz byli ma "a
straSenou trikrate vystrelili dc
podlahy a sebrali hostinskemu
$4,000. Tyz vsak lupice znal,
a podal policii Jejich zevrubny
popis "a nedlouho serzant
Herman Braemer Y blizkem
hostinci cele trio naSel. Ma hla-
vni policejni stanici byli dani
v obzalobu pro loupez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
TEzKE OBVlNENf.

Pro vydrZovani nefestneho
domu dan byl v6era v obzalo.
bu John Tomash, bytem v els,
1891 zap. 106. ul. mattel ho-
telu Cuyahoga, TO Prospect
ave-, kde "a prohlidky serzant
John Mack cetou policisti do
padl diva parky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
ROHLASENf
MIST. sSDRUzENf SVAZU SVOBODOMYSLNYCH

Oznamujem vsem ceskoslovenskym svobodomys-
nym spolkGmv Cleveandu, re proektovana skolni dan
vybirana bude ku konc mesce dubna zacatkem kvetna
Prohlasujeme, re die usneseni listopadove konfe-
renee svobodomysnych spolku niz zastupc techto
odhlasova tudiz rozhod, re sbirka prospech ma
sch Svobodomyslnych Skol konat bude prostIedni-
ctvm Mist. Sdruzeni Svazu Svobodomyslnych Sdruze
nj Sko Prohasen toto cinme bychom ct. nasi svob.
vefenosti pamet pfvedli povinnost, ez sme sve
wall usnesenm stopadove konference.
Mnohe Sbory, Rady spolky die shora uvedeneho
usneseni voily sveho stredu z zasupce sve she
raele ktef sbrati mali mezi svymi ceny. Doufame, re
tax ucni ostatn SchGze vsech sberatell vyboru Sdr
Skol vykonn6ho vyboru NJ s. S. S. konat Sc bude B.
pondeli s. hodne vecer, dine 49, biezna 1923 Ceske
Narodni Sini ma Broadway.
We schlzi teto usneseno bude pod jakymi pravidly
sbirka ilditi bude.
Tudiz, pratele, vsichn sva mista!
Ia Vykonny Vybor NJ. S. S. S.
BOHUSLAV FISER, tai
1869 Chapelside Ave
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

ropy. Ma yyletu doprovazeti
synek. Umelec prozradil sc
tim. re vcera 81 opatroval We
federalnl budove cestovni pas.
Mezi Zem6mi, ktere hodla ma
vstiviti jmenovano jest Cesko-
slovenskO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
DlRlCENT CLEVEI.ANDSKE.
HO ORCHESTRA NAVSTfVf
cESKOSLOVENSKO.

Nikolaj Sokolov, vyborny di-
r'gent zdejsfho znameniteho
Cleveland Orchestra odjede po
catkem kvetna k navSteve Ev-
jej bude manzelka a desitilety
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

- Proc sc smsjete2 Protoze
milostpan vola porad pa
move" a zadny pan zde ne
nj, jsem tn pouze ia a jsem
slecna, coz uvidite a uslysi-
te v sini J. A. Komensky Is.
bfezna. Dramat. Sbor Mt.
Pleasant.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-11
ONIONS VALUE AS MEDICINE
For Many Ailments There Is Nothing
That Win Oct as Good Results
in Short Time.

The sweet Italian or the Bermuda
onions are the ones to be eaten au
nnturel, their flavor being much more
delicate than that of the common va
rieties, But onions are really sweet
eners of the breath after the local eff
fects have passed away, rs they cor
rect stomach disorders and carry OF
the accumulated poisons Of the sys-
TEN. They provide blood purifier
that all may freely use, and do perfect
work in constipation troubles As q
vermifuge the onion cannot be sur
passed, and, eaten raw, will often
check Il violent cold in the head One
small onion eaten every night before
retiring is a well-known Doctors pre-
scription for numerous affections of
the head, and Is highly recommended
for sleeplessness; 1t acts on the nerves
in soothing way, without the injuri-
Gus effects of the drugs so often APP
piled, The heart of an onion, heated
and placed In the ear, will often re-
lieve the agony of earache, while the
strip procured from sprinkling
sliced onion with sugar and baking in
the oven will work wonders in a
"croupy" child.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-11
100000, 900 IN 5 YEARS
TEXAS OIL STOCK GRAFT
Public Is SwindIed Through
Fraudulent Use of the Mails.

Wpshlnqton.-Ou stock promoters
GENERATING in the state Of TEXAS dur-
ing the lnst five wears have nlched
more than 500 OOO GOO from fine nublic.
Postmaster General New was advised
by John II Edwards solicitor Of tbe
POST once denortr,ent and chief
Postal INSPECTOR simmons who are in
Fort Worth co-operatInr with the De
partment of Jnstjce IN the nrosecutIon
Of mail fraud eases involving oil pro-
motors
In making nubIyc fine ranort fhe most
master general also declared the Post
O0ce denorrment Intended "fo move
In the most vIgnrous md nerslstent
manner nossihIo for tba enforcement
Of both tbe criminal law and tbe fraud
orde, statntas ogoInst tho frordulnnt
usa of the n,ous
"NIora tbon s1oonpooo is tba o.
t,mota nloced IN. most oaico insnactors
mon fine omopnf nf money f,chad from
tha nnhIfo dnrIng the Iost Ave wars
hy oil sto,,, nre,,ntors ' "narot,nc In
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-11

experimenting fishing and blrd.snur.
ing Some Of the men harpoon hip.
popOtamuses while others draw in the
hshnets and empty the nnrrow.necked
baskets. A hippopotamus bites croco.
die. The thickets are filled with
birds, tlutterlng about or sitting on
their nests. Cattle returning from
pasturage are led through the shallow
water; one man carries sheep on his
back, Two dwnrfs are seen leading
II pet ape ana a leash of greyhounds,
And | came up out Of the crowded
tomb with its marvellous lore of life
and retruced my steps across the sand
Of the empty desert, where shards are
strewn and bits Of broken blue porce-
lain continually catch the eye, past
the colossal statue of Rameses II,
lying, prone In lndignity, near the dirty
little village Of Nit Rahineh, which
once was Memphis, and so back to
Cairo, with Its cosmopolitan uproar,
its sophlstication, Its flarlng hatred of
Europe and Its newborn interest in
politics, The tomb seemed far closer
to realities.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-11
"HUNCH" WON FOR GAMBLERS
Fly's AiIghting on Particular Number
Surely Was Unfortunate for Monte
Carlo Casino.

Sailors have always been consld-
cred superstitlous, and miners come
close second, but neither of them are
more sensitive to trifing omens than
the deep-dyed-ln-the-wool gambler.
A Monte Carlo paper tells that fly
alighted on No Is on the roulette table
recently at a time when the players
had suffered a persistent run of bad
luck. The superstitious gamblers ex-
changed covert Chances and searched
their pockets for money with which to
stake.
In a few moments the middle
dozen" that is to say, the numbers
10 to ID was literally covered with
stakes. Then an elderly gambler
arose and piled napoleons round the
square on which the fly had alightel,
thus backing the numbers from 10
to IT.
Less confident players staked small
amounts on the "transversales.' The
ivory marble was sent spinning round
the roulette wheel, there was a mo-
ment Of suspense, and then the
croupier announced the winning num-
Der, 10. But, what is far more eXtraor-
binary, the same number came up
three times in succession. That fly
cost the Casino $4,000.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-11
SHOWED LIFE IN OLD EGYPT
Remarkable Picture Of Daily Routine
Of Thousands Of Years Ago Re
Vealed in Tomb.

1t is difficult TO believe that anything
happening today is as significant or as
Interesting as things that happened ia
Egypt d few thousand years back Be.
sides, the history of present-day Egypt
might MS wei be that of India or Syria
or any number of other countries. The
effort TO attain self-relaNahon, uatural
self expression, is now ii matter Of
stencIled pattern 1t involves trite
slogans It makes use Of the familiar
weapons Of boycott and strike, 1t Is
rccNlessly eNravugant with ink.
do not mean to belIttle national as
pirations-but the exploring mind finds
greater novelty in the marvellous de
lineatlon of Egyptian life on the walls
of IT'S tomb at Sakknra, Gertrude EN-
erson writes in Asia The sacrincial
bulls are hobbled and thrown. III and
his wife inspect the forced fattenlng
of geese the feeding Of cranes in the
poultry-yard she kneels by his side,
ana together they watch the harvest
operations the reaping Of corn, the
loading Of sacks upon the backs OF
uses. the treading out of grain by
the oxen Three village elders are
brought to the estate office by over.
spers to give evidence concerning
taxes. Ships are being built, with
animated conversation going on among
the worlimen. Carpenters are saving;
men are blowing a furnace. The life
Of the Delta is depicted with thou.
sand Intimate details, III is sailing
through the papyrus marshes in boat
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-11
EyesInht ana MarksmanshIp.

Some curious researches have been
made by army surgeons to determine
the relationship between good eyesight
and good target practice It would
appear, at first glance, that the two
things must invariably depend the one
upon the other But the facts lead
to different conclusion At least,
they show that one may have very de-
fective eyesight and yet he very ac-
curate marksman. Astlgmatlsm, my.
opia and other defects of vision may
exist In marked degree without de.
stroying the ability to aim and shoot
straight. In various armies soldiers
are permitted to shoot from the right
or the left shoulder according to their
own preference, which is often guided
by the superiority of one eye over the
other. Accuracy of judgment counts
for as much us acuteness Of vision
with the good MISUNDERSTANDING.
ton Star.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-11
Orders 14-Year-Old
Boy TO Pay Alimony

James A. Chadwick, fourteen
years old, Of Detroit, Mich, has
been ordered to pay IS a week
alimony 20 his wife, Mary e.
Chadwick, nineteen years old, in
order to support her and their
three-week old daughter.
Chadwick is the youngest hus-
band in Michigan to pay allmony.
he is student at n Detroit
high school, and recently OBJ
talned afternoon employment at
SIS a week.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-03-08
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
Carlton street Grades.

Notice Is hereby given that hear
ing will be held before the Board
Of Public Works. City OF New Brit
ain. In Room abs City Hall ut 1880
o'clock p. m. Tuesday, March 18th.
1928. on the change OF the proposed
grade OF Carlton st.. between Com
monwealth Ave-, and the Boulevard,
so-cailed.
All persons interested are requested
to be present at said hearing. II they
see cause, and be heard In relation
to the above.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
GEO. II. JOHNSON, Secretary.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-03-08
ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING.

District of Berlin, S. PROBATE court,
March 5, 925.
Estate of Thomas r. Brophy. late of
the town OF New Britain. in said district,
deceased,
Upon the application of Rose Brophy
praying that as Administrative she may be
authorized and empowered TO sell and con-
vey certain real estate of said deceased as
FER said application on file more fully APP
pears. ii Is
Ordered. That said application he heard
and determined at the Probate Office, in
New Britain, in said district. on the 18th
day of March, A. D.. 1923, at o'clock in
the afternoon, and that notice be given of
the pendency or said application and the
time and place of hearing thereon, by pub
fishing this order in some newspaper having
circulation in said district and by posting
copy OF this order on the public signpost
in the town of New Britain, in said dis
trict. and by giving notice TO all parties in
interest, either personally or by mailing to
each ono, prepaid postage, copy of this
order and return make to this Court of
the notice given.
Attest:
BERNARD +. GAFFNEY,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-03-08
Oklahoma Would License
Editors and Reporters

Oklahoma City, Okla. March S.
Newspaper editors, reporters and all
persons engaged in handling copy
for publication would be required to
pass an examination before state
board of newspaper examiners and
pay $40 for license under a bill in
troduced in the upper house of the
state legislature today.
The measure, according to its au-
thor, seeks to lower the libel aver
age by raising the standard of per-
sonnet of Oklahoma newspa pers.
Provision is made in the proposal
for Cubs who are defined as stu
dents. They would not be licensed
and their editors would be RESPONSE
bile for their acts.