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Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
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JUDYiS SURPRISED BY GUILD MEMBERS
IN TACKY COSTUMES, HILAR{TY REIGNS

Mr.. and Mrs. T. u. Morgans of
$50 Sandalwood Drive entertained
MIR. aud Mrs. r. w Judy and small
daughter Esta and Mrs. Judy s
father, w. +. Kemp, at a wellap-
pointed dinner party last night, the
occasion being in the nature of a
farewell courtesy for the Judys
vino will leave next week for Pitts
burgh, Pennsylvania.
About $3.50 a phone call for the
Judys informed them that some one
was at their home TO, buy part OF
their furniture, which is to be put
on sale today. On arriving at their
home Mr.. and Mrs. Judy were com
plctciy surprised to discover that a
large number OF the members Of the
Guild Of the Presbyterian church
and their husbands had entered by
the back door, and were husily en-
gagged in auctioning off the Judy s
various possessions TO the highest
bidder, under the capable direction
of Auctioneer f. O. Williams.
The amazement of the happy vic
Tins of the surprise was quite COM
plete, and was considerably height
cned by the "wild' appearance of
their friends, who came in 'tacky'
costumes which indicated a search
of the accumulated castoffs Of the
last 20 years.
Country School Given
The jolly party then proceeded to
cross the street to the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. p. Sargent, where the
remainder Of the evening was spent
quite hilariously. a country school
presided over by DR.. George y.
Hartman costumed as Charlie Chap
In was the principal event Of the
evening. Mrs. II. W. Brewer Jr.
was sentenced to sit or the piano
stool for misbehavior, while the
teacher was kept busy trying to
stop the whisperings of his exurber.
ant pupils. A program Of songs and
recitations was presented, in which
al the pupils distinguished them
selves.
An automobile game for the men
created much fun, G. H. DuSold ap
propriately winning first prize, q
tiny automobile, which was prompt
ly put up for sale. +. b. Carey
won the "booby' which consisted
of Il toy fife, quite in keeping with
his schOoi-bov costume.
Dr. Hartman, on behalf of the
members of the Guild, presented Mr.
and Mrs. Judy with a handsome
silver cake tray. Both Mr.. and Mrs
judy responded appropriately.
Punch was enjoyed throughout The
evening, and ice cream and cake
were served at the end OF the affair
Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Z. w. Judy, DR.. and Mrs
George A. Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. II
W. Brewer ST., Mr.. and Mrs. II. W
Brewer Jr., DR.. and Mrs. F. ?
Brockett, Mr.. and Mrs r. p. Pope
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Morgans, Mir
and Mrs. w. ID. Gary, Mr.. and Mrs
d. II. Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. Duke John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Lavayca
Mir. and Mrs. +. 0. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert. Preston, Mr.. anG
Mrs. c. X. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs
William North, Mrs. George A. Pat
erson, Mr. and Mrs. r. II. MclVer
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ralph Reynolds, Mrs
Park, Mrs. Virgil Edwards, Mrs
Conover, Bobby Reynolds, MIR. ant
Mrs. l.. p. Sargent and Miss Marly'
Sargent.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
Prison I Terms
for wild Cat''
Oil Promoters
by United Press Leased Wire

FORT WORTH, Texas, June T.
"General' Robert =. lee, Charles
Sherwin and Harry D. Schwarz, first
of 92 Texas OF! promoters to be
tried for alleged mai! frauds, faced
Imprisonment today for their "wild
cat' activities. Sherwin II d
Schwarz alleged "brains" cf the
General Lee Development company,
said to have fleeccd hundreds OF
guIlible investors, each drew 10
years in prison and $4,000 fine.
General Lee. aged - imposter''
who drew $50 a month for the use
of his name IN firm advertising was
given two years and a fine of $4,000.
According to testimony disclosed
at the trial the convicted men dis
posed of worthless oil stocks which
netted them more than 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
Greens Entertain Card
CtnJ at OIiUe st. Home

Mr.. and Mrs. }. j. Green enter
tanned their card club last night at
their home on Olive Avenue. John
Mccormick made the high score Of
the evening. Orange ice and angel
food cake were served after the
card tables had been cleared.
Members present were Mr.. and
Mrs. i. w. Oyerholser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Beynon, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.
Philley, Mr.. and Mrs. John McCor-
mick, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Green.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
Christian Church Mid-Week
Meetings Will Continue

The regular mid-week meeting of
the members Of the State Street
Christian church was held last night
Lake On He'll avenue. w. $. Lef-
fingwell was in charge of the Bible
stuCy work, which was followed by
q sing" and social hour. Dainty
refreshments were. served by the
hostess. About % members were
present.
Contrary to the announcement
previously made, this meeting was
not the last of the season, as it is
planned to continue these enjoya Bile
gettogethers indefinitely.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
COHEN HAS KEEN
EYE FOR BUSINESS
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, June ii. p.
Cohen, tailor, overcoming his ter,
ror when large burly burglar en-
tered his shop last night, engaged
the intruder in earnest conversa-
tion.
The burglar helped himself to q
suit. Cohen talked some more and
the theft left with his plunder. The
little tailor chuckled. He had set
his trap.
"Send man over at once" he
phoned police headquarters. 81 got
the burglar to leave a pair of pants
to be mended. We can catch him
when he comes back.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
MatrOn for Clara
Phillips Is III
By United Press Leased Wire

VENICE, Cal, June Mrs.
Eugene Biscailuz, who acted as
matron for Clara Phillips on her re-
turn trip from Honduras to San
Quentin, is seriously i'll at her
home here from mysterious tropi-
cal fever.
Mrs. Biscailuz was suffering from
nervous strain and fatigue, and
this is thought to have made her
subject to the ma;ady. While her
condition is serious, she is not in
grave danger, physicians state.
You can't keep good man or a
good weed down.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
At Washington
r II f

Detroit Q 0 Q 0 =. -. =.
Wash. 3 0 5 s 0 0 - - = = . =.
Batteries: Detroit-Pillette, Col
Inns and Bassler; Washington-War-
mouth, Russell and Ruel.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
$4,000 REWARD

For the return of pocketbook
lost Tuesday evening in south part
of Ell Centre, or south on Eighth
Street Road. Cope Hensley, Press
Office. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
At Philadelphia

st. L. % 0 5 5000 ) 9
Phila. % 3 0 Dol s II
batteries: St. Louis - Wright,
Root and SEVERED; Philadelphia
Heiinach, Ogden, Rommell and Per
kins.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07

New York society is occupied at
this time of the year mostly with
June weddings and here are three
of the fairest brides in upper So
ciety. Miss Katherine Bulkley
(top) maries w. Boulton Kelly, Of
Baltimore. Cathleen Vanderbilt
(conter) is to wed Harry G. Cush-
ing, 3rd, of New York City. Miss
Marie Thayer is bctrothed to Julius
A. Richards, of New York City.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
At Boston

Cleve. % 0O1 600 ] 6 6
Boston 3 0 900 3 OK 10 0
Batteries: Cleveland - Shaute,
Melevier, Boone and O'Neill; Boston
-Ehmke and Devormer.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
At st. Louis

II II f
Phila. 10000 900 0 l
st. l.. % 10000 5000 l 7 Q
Batteries: Philadelphia - Ring
and Henline; ST. Louis--Pfeffer and
McCurdy.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
At Cincinnati

Boston 0 0 O000 O10 / /
Cinti. % ] % / 0 | 3 10 !
batteries: Boston-Oeschger and
O'Neill; Cincinnati - Rixey and
Wingo.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
American League
At New York

II IL II
Chgo. % 90
n. Y. o 90
Called end third, rain.
Batteries: Chicago = Leverette
and Schalk; New York-Hoyt and
Hoffman.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07
National League
At pithahnroh

Pittsburgh Postponed,
m in
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At Chicago

N IT L
n. Y. 3 0 ! 0 2 90 IL 2
Chgo. % 0 3 % l . X o IL /
Batteries: New York - Ryan,
Jonnard, J. Barnes and Snyder;
hicago-Alexande and O'Farrell.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-07

X Fl E
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-03
V1zNAMNA Rec PRESIDENTOVA.
PRIMLOUVA Sc O ZUzITKOVANl
PkiRODNfCH ZDROJJJ.
JEST TO PREDZVEST MOVE SMERNlCE ADMIN
STRACE VUCI vYKORISTOVANf ALASKY.

Spokane, Wash, 2. cervence. - President Harding,
eci prosovene zde dnes vecer prmouval zuztkovan
pfirOdnho bOhatstv zem6 rozd cd tech, kdoz zada
ably yto zdroje z1staly netknuty az n6kdy budoucno
kdy pomery budou vyzadovat jch pouziti.
President zaroven prozrad pravy lce cesty Ala
sku ejiz vykoovani davno jz uslovay velke penezm
zamy zeme admnistrace presidenta Tafta vedo
oskivym skandalim.
teto veci nekter nejdnv6rnejsich radcn presider
ovych rozchazeji nm poukazuce ze este nenadesel
Cas- rozmnozen produktivni zdatnos zeme. President
vsak sve fec zde proslovene zaua anovsko ze zuz
kovani pfrodnch zdrod neenom neprekaz ale napomaha
ch zachovani
We vysvetenf teo nesrovnalosti ctova histor huste
zadnenych zemi ddkaz ze vyvoj prrodnfch zdrojd
drzoval krok pfbyvanm obyvatelstva We zdnrazhovan
0h0to argumentu svym posuchacm president prav De je
ho pozorovani teto jinych zemch pfesvedcilo ei ze
moudre zuztkovan prodnich zdrojl nemusi mfti ma
sedek jejich nezadoucf zmenen "Spise dodal ida
ito byt pravdlem, ze bohatstvi rost pribyva."
We spojen timtO argumentem nutnostf zuzitkOvani
pfodnich zdod pro dobro pfibyacfho obyvatelsva
sdent pfedpovede to jako stotu ze da soetf da nam
dnatos 600 O0O" toho d6vodu "zuzkovani prfrod
niho bohasvi zeme must by nasf sm6rnici budoucnos
Uvadeje zkusenost takovych zem jake Gina, Japan
Indie Java, ez povazovany jsou preidnene president
drze argumentu akove pfipady molly by byt zna-
lsony do nekonecna dlkaz ze zuxitkovan neenom
IvycepAva zdrue ale obyeejne jejich rozmnoen
IL tohoo mizete soud zcela spravne ze ia neob&vk
lie pfitomne zuzitkovani mohlo by mas ochudi budo
|cnosti.
"Pravy opak, die kazde hstoricke analogue stane
kdyz vzpomenete ze pred cvrtstoem tax moudry muz
jako by James Hill varoval nas ze behem patnac rokd
zem6 tato bude dovazeti psenc.
"Dvakrate tao peroda minula nase dnatost vzrostla
nesne pfece dnes produkujeme mnohem v6tsi prebyek
psenice nez kterako zem6 sv6t6 Nas svzel nen na
psenc mas nybrz na ne zeme kere by il cd mas ku
povaly"
Reei presdentove pfklada Sc vseobecne veky vyznam
vzhledem tomu re ede Aasku, jejiz uchvaceni
pfrodniho bohatsv amercky velkokapta dav
no jz usloval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-03
SENATOR COUZENS PRO PIVO.
HODLA Sc ZASAZOVAT1 o ZMlRNENf PRlTOMNE-
HO VOLSTEADOVA ZAKONA.

Detroit, g cervence. Prohlasv, re chut pvo al
koholckym obsahem cd 2a do PROF. nen mic horst nez
chu tabak ca kavu senator James Couzens dnes
potvrdi ze hoda zasazovat zmirnen Voseado
va zakona.
"Volsteadnv zakon bude nadale mo st6zejni otazkou
prohlasl senator Couzens Mysm ze nikomu nenapadne
odprati mn6 uspokoti 81 chut tabak Pivo. maxima
MIN 5procentnm akohoickym obsahem uspokoi chu, ale
nen opojnym"
Senatorovo prohaseni ucineno bylo jako odpoved
FEC nedavno proslovenou eho demokrackym koegou,
natorem W. Ferrsem enz prav ze uzakonenf 5procent
nho pva by znamenalo doznan ze chut akoho dosud
exstue Lid mel by by vychovavan ably tn chut
mn9l, prav senator Ferris.
Alma, Mich, g. - Mluv6 pred statni synodou
presbytern ckve dnes vecer Wayne B. Wheeler vrchn
pravni radce Prohostnske lgy prohas ze senator Co
my domnvai ze vefejn6 smyslen preje mokru
Ddkazem praveho opaku Jest ze cd zavedeni prohibce
len by kongres trrate poazde vekou suchou v9tsnou
Senator Couzens neby by pry bval zvoen kdyby b be
lei" pivnf platorme nebot stat Michigan dokazal ak
smysli We veci prohibice pravil Wheeler.
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ZAJlMAVA TLUPA PkISTE.
HOvALC0.

San Francisco, 2. cervence.
Potulna druzina 500 ruskych
prist9hovalcI, utecenci ma w.
sokych mofich Cd fijna, 1921,
proplula dnes Zlatou Branou
do zdejsiho pffstavu. Jsou to
jedini pfist6hovalci, ktefi byli
privezeni do Spoj. Stati ma
armadnfm trareportu - Mer-
ritt - pod ochranou americke
vlajky. Jsou mezi mimi pozi-
statky bile gardy, ktera bojo-
vala proti rudym vojskim dlou
no jest6 po zakotveni komuni-
sticke vlady. Jejich loyalita k
monarchistickemu Rusku pre-
Ella carsky rezim. z t6 pficiny
nuceni byli uprchnouti z Via
divostoku, kdyz japonske VOL
sko odvol&no 2 one oblasti v
1921.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-03
ZAVoDY We voJENsKE
AVlATICE.
Francie xvySila svdj rozpoSet q
mnoho millioni.

Paffz, /. cervence. Poslane-
cka sn3movna schvalila povole
nj 2l1 milioni frankl ma vzdu
choplavbu a ma vzduchoplavec
ky material.
Pied hlasov&nim socialist
|ckt posianec Mfsrral dpozornil
ina akt, ze obnos byl zvysen z
pivodnich SO miliond frhnkd
ma zadost vlady v poslednim O
kamziku, a t&zal Sc, zdali to
ma byt odpov6di ma posledni
prohlaseni anglickeho mini
sterskeho predsedy Baldwin,!
Dale Sc tazal, zdali to ma zna
menat pocatek novych zavodd
We zbrojenf.
Ministr valky Maginot pro-
hlasil, ze zm6na provedena by
la Sc souhlasem financniho
vyboru senatu.
Poslanec Benazet protesto-
val proti vselike commence, ze
by Francie pomyslela ma d.
tok proti Anglii, a ostatni po-
slanci provazeli toto prohlase
nj bouflivymi projevy souhla-
su. Benazet pax zddraznil, ze
pozadovanf tax znacneho OBJ
nosu jest n&sledkem cinnoscti
Nemecka v oboru aviatiky.
Maginot potvrdil ten MAJOR a
dodal, ze Francie. jez v dobe
prim6fi mela $500 vzducholo-
di. ma jich v pfftomne dob6
pouze 1900.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-03

pfetrhany 4 sloupy "a mestem
zpreraxeny "a divoke vichfice,
jez zufila zde diva dny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-03
Plus Xl. ODSUZUJE SABOTAz.
NAZYVA TRPNY ODPOR NEMCU y
PORURf ZLOCINNfM,
FRANCOUZI ZABRALI vCERA NEKOLIK ZAvODO
vRUHRSKEM PASMU.

RIM q cervence stefaniho polodfednf tskova kan
cellar prav die nformacf zskanych vatikan papez
Plus nafid nuncovi Berne, aby hlede pfmeti vladu
zastaven trpneho odporu~ Poruf.
Papezova depese nunciov dotyka bombovani belgc-
keho vojenskeho vaku blize Duisburgu prav
n "Ackoi svaty svym dopisem snazi pfimeh
Aost ably dospely ku pfatesemu dorozum9n zaroven
ros e aby zanechay vseho pocinAn ez m0ze tomu sta
ceste huboce uje ze uday ppady sabotaze okku
povan6m dzemi ne zlocny pod pfedstirkou tpneho od
poru
"Papez povsfuje vas abyste ddrazns professional ne
mecke vdy zada aby ednou pro vzdy odsouda takovy
zocnny odpor ktey jest odsuzovan svatym ocem samo
nym."
Dnes zaroveh vydana byla polodfedni vatikanu
ktere prav papez Plus huboce uje mnohych cnd
saboaze kere spachai Nemc proti FrancouzIm Poruf
ue py toho tim vice. jezto cny takove sou rozporu
zAsadam spravednos blahovolnos ktere tax ddsledne
odporucoya ez daily podnet eho nedavnemu dopisu kar
dinau Gasparrimu, papezskemu sekretan statu
Vyrozumfva se ze pf dlouhe audienci jz mel Vati
kane sobou francouzsky vsanec Jonna papez vysvet
pohnulo ej napsan dopsu pine potvrd jeho obsah
Pravi obava rozsfe bolsevictvi N6mecku nasled
KEN utrpeni nemeckeho lidu
Dusseldorf g. cervence. Zpravy Berlina sd9ujici,
re hlavnim m6se zavado velke vzrenf mad zabr&nm
Krppovych zavodd Essen Francouzi zpdsoby zde pre-
gapeni Podn3t temto zpravam patns xAvdalo zar4nf
pomere neparn6ho odvetvf Kruppovych den lokomo-
tivy Segerothu, blize Essen
Toto zabrani byo jednm tri, ucineno souhlasu
rozkazem Degoutta jmz dava okkupa6nim draddm
pravo zabira soukromy maetek dcele reparacn Ne
drive zabrano zmnene odvetvf Kruppovych zavodh To-
komotivy Ctyr parostroje byly tam zabaveny
Druhe zavody zabavene jsou Gutehof Nungghutte
larny bze Oberhausen, odvetvm po celem Ruhrsku
mestnavajci 100000 dnfkd tovarna Hermansfeldu cast
velikych zavod6 Phoenix Dortmundu
Krone toho, re PREVAIL svo sprawl tyto til soukro-
zvody Porur Francouzi zabra vladni spravkove dill
ny zeezncn blize Nedu Frankfurtsk6m obvodu ker6
sou nevetsi sveho druhu N6mecku okruznch k6lnac
bylo nalezeno sc lokomotiv.
Ctyri uhlodoy byy rovn6z zabrany Langendreer-
sk6m obvodu
Vzhledem k zabitf jednoho N6mce Duisburgu pro
inz Sc
10 hodin6 vecern sdeue nyni byl zasrelen fran
couzskou hlidkou a nkoli Begicany
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-03
RUSKOa MUSf1 ZAPLATlTI
DLUHY.

Paffx, /. cervence. Minister
sky pfedseda Poincare We sve
odpov9di komunistick6mu po-
slanci Berthonovi, jenz zadal
obnovenf ifednich styki s Rus
KEN, prohlasil vcera v posla-
neck& sn9movne, ze stanovisko
francouzsk& vlady Cd janovske
q haagsk6 konference Sc ne
zm6nilo. K tomu dolozil, ze ne
vyhnutelnou podmfnkou pro
vSelik& obnoveni stykn je, ze
rusl& vl&da must uznati dluhy,
jex ucineny byay dfivejsimi
ruskymi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-03
ZAPAS o oLEJAksKE. KONCEsE.
vEDEN JEST MEZI AMERICK7MI A JAPONSKYMl
KAPITALISTY.

Moskva, 2. cervence - Harry Sinclair hava Oejafske
spoecnos nesoucf ho m6no pfjel do Moskvy dnes
v&zen drivesfm sekretafem vnitra Fallen Masonem Day
Sinclair pfel aby pomahal pekngkemu zasupci
sv9 spolecnosd Templeonov jepx byl zde nskok esic
an4 by ucin 1kjakt pokrok svo Dnc ostruvs Sac
chalinu
tyo koncese uchazeji tel Japonci proslycha
Japan jest hoov koup primo ceou severnf polovnu
ruska vada pffzniv6 pry to pohliz tom pff
pad9 byl by ovsem konec vyhdkami ziskani ameri
ckych koncesf.
Sinclair nepochybn6 sem pfjel aby Sc pokusi IA
chran6nf stuace"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-03
FRANcOUZSKY vLIv MA
BALKANE.

Londyn, 2. cervence. Sesile-
nj balk&nskych armad a uzsi
spolupisobenf s Francii jsou
spatfovany v z&jezdu, ktery
gen. Lerond, vysoky francouz-
sky distojnik, pr&v6 podnikl
do Rumunska q Jugoslavie, kde
vykonal prohlidku vojenskych
sill on6ch -zemf. v Rumunsku
pomahal pfi vypracov&nf pla-
MI ma reorganisaci arm&dy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-03
SOUDCOVE DRzf Sc URADU.

Topeka, Kas 2 cervence. KansasskJ soud industrial
nfch vzah bude pokracovah sve cnnos ak bylo OBJ
myseno zakony iz utvofen IS nejmensimi moznymi vyc
hami diva repubk&ns soudcov9 tribun&u uvEdomN guv.
j. NJ. Davse demokrata dopse odpovfdajfcfm navrh
guvern&rnv aby til soudcove pfesali brati suzn@ tmo
zpdsobe zrui soud Cast zakona jehoz zaklade
zfzen zmneny tribunal bya prohasena onehdy nedstav-
nj nejvyssim soudem Spojenych St&t1 sF sev
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PREBYTEK v NARODNf
POKLADNE.

Washington, 80. cervna. Po
prve. "a mnoho let, pfi uzavfe
nj Icetnfho roku dnes, shled&n
" narodnl -pokladnz -pfsbytek.
Cinf pfihlizns $4,000, 600.
Vznikl hlavnx tim, ze ze ella
zfsk&no vice nex se oGek&valo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-03
Two MA ELLIS ISLANDU.

New York. 2. Pocet pfistehovalcI, kteri po
robeni by nspekci zkousce pfestoupil dnes $1,000 Tito
de nichz mnozi vykona cestu AZ 5000 mil neustale to-
null nesote, zda Jim bude dovolen vsup do 6to zeme
sp9chah male pfevozn lodi ktera jedi mezi Ellis Isandem
New Yorkem d6ice svoj pozornos mezi pfatee kef e
pf uvtat obrovsk6 budovy srici do zavratne vyse
dolni Broadway. As 5000 jiych dosud drzeno jest
strov9 neb odch, az dojde ma ne fada.
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RAKOUsKO Sc "sBfRA".

Geneva 2. cervence Rada Svazu Narodi, ktera kona
sv6 zased&n vyada sve uspokoienf zpravami Vd
tykajcfmi rekonstrukce Rakoku zasaa sve baho
pfani rakousk@ v&d9 kontrooru rakouske
pdcky Sgnor Saandra prohas ze ezo plcka setkala
zdarem jest to povinnos Rakouska poracova prova
d9ni admnratnfch reforem uv6s do rovnovahy svd
pocet postavit finance pevny podkad.
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SOCIALISTE NESM MA KONFERENCI

Londyn, g cervence. Itaska vlada pravf fsky zpra
vodai Morning Posu odepfea vyda prdvodnf sty socia
stickym posancIm Matteotmu Garrbottimu ktef by
len ako zasupci paramentn skupny sve sany konfe
renci Londyne, niz ma by jednano okupac Poru-
r. Vydani prdvodnch lstG bylo odepfeno toho ddvodu
vada nechce pomaha protfasccke Rampant jez orga-
nsovana Jest socialisty "a hranicem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-03
vICHkIcE v MANTLE.

Manila. P. I.,F2. cervence.
Jedna osoba byla zabita, je-
den. plachstnf clun ztroskot&n
q telefonni q telegrafnf dr&ty
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-03
"a 1000 LAHVfPIvA : $1,000 PoKUTY

Sandusky, O.. 2. cervence "a kazdou ahev piva kite
policie vzala kGny eho majetku pred tydnem.
Frank Wetzer grocera pokutovan by 81 pocejnm soud
Minorem dnes odpoedne. Naslo tsc ahvi piva
kline soudce diktova $1,000 zaplaceni drat Wetzer
primal nezakonemu pfechovavanf oponych napoji
SVEN majetku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-03
UNIE KoUPILA LEsTERuV DuL.

Springfield, ILL.,, 2. cervence. Zakoupeni organisacf
lnosktch havt Lesterova uhlodolu Herrin, Ill., d9jiSh
rozneho krveprol cervnu minuleho roku bylo zde
zeno dnes vecer lfednky une Kupni jest $7260O0
Pravf BE unie koupa dd ably pfedesa zalobam vys
kou n&hradu, jez Lester chystal Sc prot nj zadat
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-12-13
UNCLE SAM HAMPTON AT
ANNUAL BUREAU MEET

Eighteen delegates, representing
nearly as many communities were in
attendance at the annual Farm Blu
reau meeting held at Poplar Satur-
day, Dec. 1.
Uncle Sam Hampton, of Sidney,
the pioneer Farm Bureau man of
Montana, gave a very forceful talk
on the need for better and stronger
organizations, and it was unanimous
ly requested by the delegates present
that community, state and national
Farm Bureau be presented to all the
farmers in Roosevelt county. Uncle
Sam dwelt with considerable length
on the results the middle-western
states were accomplishing through
their strong Farm Bureau organiza-
tions, and pleaded with the %represen-
tatives to go ahead with the organi-
%zation work and give them the sup
port they need. He also pointed out
the value that the Farm Bureau
meant in promoting extension work
in the county, and. also the large
number Of problems that were con-
stantly coming up from time to time
efecting vitality the farmers inter
ested along all types of economic
lines and demonstrate the need of
the voice of groups of farmers the
size Of county units. 1t was also
decided by committeeman that an
active membership campaign be con-
Quoted some time before next year
and a committee was appointed to
make definite plans for the cam
paign.
Election Of officers by delegates
present was deferred until after the
membership campaign, when it was
believed a more representative ex-
ecutive committee could be selected
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-12-13
.SHERIFF'S SAVING
APPROACHES $4,000

To November 1st, 1928, or for ten
months of his term, Sheriff Anderson
and his force saved for the county
S7,O68.97 by reducing the expense
of conducting the office that much
in comparison with the expense OF
conducting the office for the cores
ponding period of 1922.
During the eleventh month, No.
vember, a comparative statement OF
verified by the County
Clerk and Recorder, shows that Mr..
Anderson's office saved $713.57. OF
this difference $487.84 is represent
ed by mileage.
It seems safe to predict that Mr..
Anderson's office will save enough
the last month of the year to make
his saving to the taxpayers for the
months we'll above $4,000.
At the end of the present month a
se~capitulation of the monthly state
nents will be published.