davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-12-28

Also at the same time and place
will be sold the following described
property to-wit: Tract number six
teen in lot number two hundred
thirty and being that tract on the
Dawson Paper Shell Pecan Com.
pany's land, sold to Ella Carson, de-
PENDANT, by the Dawson Paper Shell
Pecan Co., and planted in pecans,
containing five acres, this being the
purchase money of same, which was
levied on as the property of Ella
Carson and in favor of the Dawson
Paper Shell Pecan Co. This land
located and being in the 18th Dis
trict of Lee County Georgia. Tenant
in possession notified in terms of the
law.
This the 9Th day of Dec. 1923.
p. c. cOXWELL, Sheriff.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-12-28

Aso at the same time and place
will be sold the following described
property to-wit; Tracts number
twenty and thirty, being in lot num-
Der two hundred and fifty and being
that tract on the Dawson Paper
Shell Pecan Company's land sold to
the defendant Geo. w. Rosenberg
by the Dawson Paper Shell Pecan
Co., planted in pecans, being ten
acres, more or less, and for which
this the purchase money, levied on
as the property of Geo. W. Rosen-
berry in favor of the Dawson Paper
Shell Pecan Co. This land located
and being in the 18th District Of
Lee County Georgia. Tenant in
possession notified in terms of the
law.
This the 9Th day of Dec. 1928.
p. c. COXWELL, Sheriff.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-12-28
Why Turn to RlqhtY

Why Turn to Right
The first keep to the right" lEW
enacted In the United States 10 %.
lieved 10 have been passed By o.
Maryland legislature early 10 16oN
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28

Toledo Blade-This country's death-rate was Low
and 1922 than ever before. Prohibition isn't fatal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28
RAINBOW ROUTE BEST ROAD

After . trip to Denver and beek b
way Of the northern auto route to
Grand Junction. Editor Adams tells
Of the dangerous roads he encountered,
and ends as follows:
The road via State Bridge and
kremling is known as the Midland
trail II Is over 100 miles nearer TO
Denver from Grand Junction over this
road. but il makes . mighty lot Of
gray hairs to drive il, and 10 no;
think it should be boosted until it is
fixed up. II will take = lot Of money
to do il, but II can be made Won
derful highway. At the present time
the travel to the east from Grand
Junction should be routed either over
the Rainbow route or the Ocean to
Ocean highway. VIM Weiser. pres
ident Of the State Highway commits
sion is authority for the statemen:
that the Rainbow route is now the
best kept and safest and best road to
the east from this part of Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28
Practical Philanthropy
Steamboat Springs Pilot :

Steamboat Springs Pilot
Henry Ford may have wrong ideas many subjects and
be wholly unfit for the presidency for which admirers
still sedulousy booming him. but he betrays fine trait
character well worth copying by other big business We
his combination of good business and practical phlan
opy the employment of physical detectives Ford does
believe giving he has provided very with
opportunities their daily bread in his great plants who
by of physical disabilities would have been barred from
employment in Ford believes that there job
kind for everybody and his orders to refuse
work because he physically imperfect In his factories
$40 any legs 2637 with only leg EACH
two with It's with and 10 blind men,
Ford says every his when he is fitted to his
work. 1888 different kinds of work in the Ford
factories job be found to fit almost physical def
cheney Even blind count and sort bolts and nuts
and do perhaps better than with normal sight In making
his plants for the ame the halt and the blind Ford
shows both patriotism and economic and tho he disclas
amy idea Of philanthropy he nevertheless giving impressive
example Of practical Christianity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28
A View of the Situation

Partisan politics little figure with the majority
of the state Tom Blackwell of the North Fork
Times of the independent who has done much to ad
the prestige the state for he party collar
atho he has served the state legislature republican His
view of the coming campaign is of interest outlined in the
following editorial:
Viewed from this distance it looks tho the Phpps
ShoupSchuyer combination the saddle in the republican
party at this time Shrewd politicians making hrewd talks
order to sound out the county precinct leaders of the party
to the sentiment in their respective localities And it
the decent elements of the party combat that combna
ton successfully down defeat with them the election
The republican party win with Phipps and
Shoup their leaders, despite their millions and the rank and
file of the party had just well get to the fact Those
who have regard for the welfare of the and the honor
of the had well accept these facts and
themselves accordingly tho they do have to conduct dol
1erless campaign"
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28

Work is to begin this week on the
Taylor park road, by county forces,
which will commence in Taylor canon
at the south end Of the new forest
road being constructed by Elmer
Wiley and come this way toward
Almont. Several Of the worst hills
will be graded and the road put in
condition for a considerable distance
south Of LOFTS creek. This is three
year project undertaken in conjunction
with the Forest Service. By smooth
ing up the worst places it will be pos
sible for cars to get conveniently to
the fine forest road being built around
Park Dome into Taylor park, opening
a country never before seen by any
except favored few on horseback or
afoot. Next season cars will be run
ming into Taylor park early in the
year, but finished road from Almont
up cannot be expected until the
autumn Of 1925.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28

H. 7. Reno was . business visitor
from Sapinero Monday night, getting
repairs made on his car.
Mr.. Reno states that the govern
ment forest surveying party working
from Crystal creek around under the
nm Of Black mesa toward Curecanti
creek have completed 1--WE miles of
the survey and are getting along
nicely. There are eleven men an this
party under the direction Of Engineer
Palen Of the Government Bureau of
Roads. Mr.. Reno has received orders
to start party Of five surveyors from
Sapinero next week, working toward
Curecanti from this end, making es-
Inmates of the cost of this IA miles,
which is to be handled by the Colorado
State Highwsy department il the
Black mesa project is finally approved.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28

News-Champion was in error in To-
eating the new East river bridge on
the Crested Butte highway at the
Decker hill crossing. Deciding re-
Gently that the Booker crossing was
in the worst condition Of the two, since
it is being held in place now by chains
and temporary stringers, Road Sup
ervisor Miller is placing this structure
there instead Of higher up. II the
other goes out, il will be necessary
to replace it with wooden structure.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28

Sunday was n very stormy day all
over the state, we gather from reports
in the different sections. Particularly
in the mountains the autumnal equi-
nox was wound up by cold, driving
rains, that turned into snow on many
of the peaks and even blocked a few Of
the higher auto roads.
Roads over the Blue mesa had been
bad all the week, but the final storm
of the period left it still passible.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28

After spending several weeks re-
newing old acquaintances and friends
in Ohio and Pitkin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wheeler and little daughter de-
parted Wednesday for Calf. The
Wheelers were residents Of Pitkin and
Ohio City about fifteen years ago.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28

Jennie Robinson who has been
visiting in Gunnison and Pitkin for tho
last few weeks expects to depart Sum-
day for Chicago where she will work
the coming winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28

Jack Jennings reports that there
was n rock slide on the Lake City road
the other side of the big bridge and
il was impossible for him to get to
Lake City until the slide was cleared
up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28
Suggests Taylor For Senator

Durango Democrats
The prospects very atering for complete Democratic
victory both national and state To this end attention
directed to the selection of United States senator is Of
vital importance that Colorado pick strong able
for that important job and while Colorado Democracy
fortunate the possession of considerable lot of good material
there exists but few prospects favorable every
Congressman Ed T. Taylor! Mr. Taylors long service in
tonal affairs his successful achievements in securing important
results for his home state his natural ability his sound Amer
his lovabe character combine in making him the
logical choice for Cooado representative in the senate of
United States the Grand Junction Sentinel all of which
absolutely but in view of Congressman Taors
oriy the House would Mr. Taylor and the State be the
losers by such a change?
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28
EDITORIAL Cnnsinnsd from Pass Fs~l
Chicago American Observation-Disclosures Mussolini SEEM
to have Italy all tangled up in his first syllable
Peoria Star-here war; chief
the conviction that you lick the other fellow.
Weld County Ners-


Down with the Reckless is the slogan of Denver boosters
who touring the Western Slope That good to
obvae the Of building the Moat tunnel but if
right the falling of the walls of Jericho the
should take preachers with rams horn trum
and make the the times before
expecting definite results.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28

Paul Aiken arrived Wednesday eve
ming to visit with his mother Mrs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28

Cappers Weey-One the people really enjoyed was
the gasoline
SOr City Journa-Out where the unrest is most eoqueny
vocal, that's where the west begins.
North Adams Herad-The roads travelled by blocs
divergent but all lead at last to the feed trough
Toledo Bade-Ths countrs deat-rate lower in 1921
and 1922 than ever before Prohibition isn't fatal.
Eaton Herald-The Hotchkss calls the residents of
that Hotchkissites Why not call them Hochkssers?
Nashville Southern L1mberman-A magazine article on
unacy inmates Of insane ayums capable of
earning their vings Apparently of them doing
so by writing popular songs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-28

Eaton Herald-The Hotchkiss Times calls the
that town Hotchkissites Why not call them Hot
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-28
NAHRAZENf BOJU POLITI.
KOU v IRSKU.

Dublin, Irsko. q. v6tna. -
Mezitfm co vladni vojsko po-
kracuje V zabavovani povstale
ckych del a streliva, republi-
kansti povstalci, kdyz bvli IL
pine porazeni v boil, omezuii
nynf svoii 6innost ma politiku.
Pripravuif Sc totiz k volbam a
|jsou rozhodnuti, re kontestova
ii budou vsechny mandaty do
parlamentu. Aekoliv predaci
|jejich ohlasuji, ze volby prime
sou konec nynejsi vlady, tato
nepriklada tomu valny w
znam. ac ma druhe strane vita
to jako dobre znameni, ze kan
pan terrcrismu nyni nadobro
ustane. Pokud jedna Sc 0 vlast
nj volby, tyto sotva konati Sc
|budou pred listopadem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-28
OBCANSKA PROTIREVOLU-
CEV PORURf.

Dusseldorf 27. kvetna. -
v hroziv6 situaci v Porufl ma
stall vcera novy obrat, ktery
muze byti oznacen mest'an-
skou protirevolucl, jez Sc pfi-
hlasila k slovu v Bochumu a
Gelsenkirchenu. Vyvrcholila v
krvave srazky ma n9kolika mi
stech, tax ze jest az dosud hla-
seno 13 za'bitych krone velke-
no poctu zranenych. Sired
kravalt bvl Bochum, kde stav-
knie ma 10000 havfrd 81 "a
vrenych uhlodolG a v sestnacti
ocelarnach jinych tovarnach.
Deset dalsich sacht sc muscle k
stavkarim a revolucnimu hnu-
II pfipoiiti.
Policie, sesflena dobrovolnf-
XIV. pfislymi z dosud neobsaze.
neho dzemi, jakoz j o Getty Sc
stavene obcanstvem Sc snazi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-28

ovladnouti situaci. TAX roze-
Imam byl tabor komunistd, ale
hned ma to stavkafi Ease obleh
Ii obcansk6 Gety v hasicske sta
nici. Doslo k pravidelnemu
oblehani. jez trvalo po celou
noe az do 9. hod. ranni, aniz
bv Sc podarilo stavkafim sta
nice Sc zmocniti. Kdyz byli
komunist6 zanechai 8 mrt-
vfch ma bojisti, krone precet-
nvch zran9nych, odtahli. Mezi
obema stranami prohlasen byl
jakys druh pffm6fi. mezi tim
co vlastni policie must hlfdati
obe strany.
v Reck!inghausen, Hernu a
Wittenu, donutili komuniste
obchodniky v trznici k zavfeni
stankd. patrne. aby d9lnictvH
bylo vyhladoveno a tim spfse
rozmnozilo fady revol:ciona.
'ft. X srazkam dochazf take
mezi stavkafi a stAvkokazy, z
ktertch bojd take jsou hlase'
nj mrtvf j ranenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-28
PROTI AMERICKYM RYBO.
LOVCoM.
Kanada ma atlantickem pobfe-
Il zistane uzavfena.

Ottawa, Ont, 27. kvetna.-
Americke rybarske lodice me-
budou Sc po Is. cervnu t6siti
dele 35-lete vysade kanad-
sko-atlantickych pffstavG.
Ornament ohledne zruseni
techto vysad, zahrnujicf v so
be zamitnuti vystaveni dalsich
licensi a zruseni stavajicich,
bude ucineno Wade Spojenych
StatI v nekolika dnech.
Prava americkych rybar-
skych lodi, pouzfvati kanad-
sko-atlantickych pfistavu, da-
tuje sc Cd roku 1888.
"a valky vlada Spoj. Statd
v duchu v&lecneho spolupdso-
benf, povolila podobna prAva
ryb6ftm kanadskym, vsak po
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-28
0HIOSKY CUVERNER PRO 0MILOST.
NENf VALECNYCH VEZN0.
PETICE PODEPSANA DL OUHOU RA.
DOU VYNIKAJfCfCH AMERICANA.
ARIE; PRICEOVA. JEJl MATKA ARABELLA A
CT IA NAVRATU DO CLEVELANDU.
ZNENf PETICE.

Washington, 27. ky9tna. -
A. V. Donahey, ohiosky guver-
ner vstoupil do fady primluv-
cich, kteTi hodlaji podati pre-
sidentu Hardingovi petici, aby
ud6lena byla svoboda SO vez-
nim, kteTi dosud We federal
Mich vezenich odpykavaji hrf-
chy, spachane v pohnute dobe
valecne. Guve1mer neni sice
uvad6n jako podpisovatel pc.
tice, ale komise, ktere akce by
la sverena, pravi, ze zadost do
provozena byla jeho pojedna-
MIN re statu, ktery jest presi-
dentovym domovem. Nejvys-
81 drednik Ohia prohlasuje sc
pro liberalnf vykonanf milosti,
pokud Sc tyce politickych v6z-
iii a dodava, re "nenavist zplo
zena valecnym duchem prosak
l6ho verejneho mfn6ni" by me-
la byti co nejdrfve odvrhnuta.
Mezi podpisovately jest
president koleje v Oberlinu
H. Oh. King, vice jinych pro.
minentnich obcani ohioskych
mezi mimi i byvaly asistent ge.
neralniho navladniho Alfredo
Bettmana z Cincinnati. DIE
:ieho nahledu, bylv pry pfisou'
zene tresty v dobe valecne ma
mfsts. ale dlouhym zalarova
MIN jiste jiz byly odpykany.
Petice podepsana byla pet
guvernery, 2 Montany, Oklahe
my, Arizonv, KaInsasu a Colo
rada a podobnx uEinili presi
denti cele fady universit a ko'
left, jakoz i fiditel6 q pfedse'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-28
Zaph;scno laskasdytf "News''

dove vychovatelskych dstavd
jimych.
Podepisovatele pravi. ze Sc
pripojuji k tenn, jejichz mineni
vyjadreno bylo senatorem w.
f. Borahem z Idaho, senate
rem G. w. Pepperem z Penn
sylvanie i jinymi zakonodarci.
Petice znf:
"My podepsani, rnznych po-
litickych nahledG, pfejem 81
vyjadfiti naSe pTesvedceni, ze
pokracovani v zalafovani ame-
rickych muzi pro politicke pre-
ciny, obsahuiici jedin6 probe
Wy v mnohych pfipadech pro-
hlasene jedine v duchu prislus
nosti k nektere. organisaci, Jest
nasilim ma americkych zakla-
dech svobody. D1v9ra v OBJ
canske svobody Jest zakofene-
na mysl americkeho lidu, kite
ry pfilnul rdznym myslenko-
wynn skolam i politickym sm6-
rim a proto Sc spoil, aby pro-
pusteni byli zbyli veznove svo-
body reef. Spoien6 Staty by
nemely sledovati methody des-
potismu star6ho sveta pokusy
potlacenfm svobodneho slova.
Proto Vas, pane presdente,
zadame. abyste dele neodkla-
dial nutne krokv k propu#enf
americkych politickych v6znd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-28
DO CLEVELANDU DOPRAVENE PRlCE.OVE
POPRAN JEST Kid.

Y Chicago sc dnes, v ponde-
Ii rano ocekavalo, ze zatcenf
Whitfielda Sc stane jeste dnes.
Ma tamejsi policfi Sc dostavil o
iedne hodin6 po pdlnoci kapi-
tan Kennedy z Waukegan, til.
V pr6vodu jisteho Reeda, je-
muz jest pry znamo misto,
kdc Sc uprchly zlocinec v Chi
ctgu zdrzuje.
Mfsto ukrytu jest nekde '
okoli distriktu 35. ul., ktery
byl Timed obstoupen kordonem
tainych. Whitfield sam byl
spatren v dome Reeda wauge-
ganskou policsf v den, kdy od-
iel do Madisonu, kde pfi obje-
veni tamejsi policii ztropil po-
vcstnou oatudu. Reed sam te-
prve "rozvazal", kdyz mu byla
slibena polovina odmeny "a
dopadeni vraha vypsane.
Detektivni porucik Ch. @.
Newell a asistent okresniho "a
lobce Fl. J. Williams z Cleve-
landu opustili Madison. Wis,
dnesniho rama a odjeli v autu
Whitfielda, ktere upadlo spolu
Priceovou V moe policie.
C. v. Kilbane, zvlastni vyse-
tfovatel, najmuty okreanim "a.
lobcem zdejsim, Stantonem
odjel dnes nahle z Chicago, by
sci 20 move stope, .jeilz podroh
nosti dosud jsou tajeny. Sta.
10 sc tax pry ma pokyn policei.
niho nacelnika Graula sefa
detektivniho oddeleni Chica'
gu. NJ. Hughese. Jedna Sc prJ
o vypatrani noveho lkrytu pre-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-28
IUCTENI PAMAT-
KY TVRZICKEHO.
POMNlK ODHALEN "a
SLOUZILEMU REVOLUC-
NfMU PRACOVNfKU.
S!avnost ma washingtonskem
hfbitove konana "a pritom-
nosti zastupcI narodn.ch
organisaci.
(Zvlastni zprava "Sveta"

NLNldSllll IpFdNa oVeld y
Washington, 27. kvatna. -
Pod salaiicimi paprsky iizniho
slunce odhalen byl dnes V po-
ledne pomnik jednomu z nejza
slouzilejsich revolucnich pra-
covnikn. Josef Tvrzicky odpo.
civa ma Congressional Cemete-
ry We Washingtone. kvaker-
skem hrbitove, ma nemz neni>
doyolena zadna ozdoba hrobI
= ami kvetiny neb kere. Je-
nom zeleny pazit kryje rovy, II
nichz isou skromne pomniky.
Pomnik ziizenv ma uctenl
pamatky Josefa Tvrzickeho.
jest jednim Z nejskromnejslch
jest to nevelky zulovy bal
van, $ datem narozeni a smrti
M podstavci a $ napisem ma Wy
hlazenem miste kamene samot
neho: "Svemu slavnemu ro-
daka. Josefu Tvrzickemu, bo-
jovniku "a osvobozeni naroda
vdecne Prachaticke deti."
Dustoina slavnost vykonana
byla "a cetne Icasti, dix kra-
ian1m baltimorskym, iichz IA
zvlastnim vlaku priielo pres
$50. z New lorku prijeli "a
stupc; tamni odhockv Americ-
keho Narodniho Sdruzeni Ce-
choslovaku. PIP. Karel Pergler,
Josef Breezovsky, Josef Kovar
a V. Sperakus: z Clevelandu
zastupci Ustredny Mar. Sdru-
zeni, PIP. F. J. Kutak J. Ha-
vranek. Mimo to podfleli Sc
Ma slavnosti mistni kraiane
westinghouse vetsina perso-
nalu ceskoslovenskeho vysia-
nectvl.
Slavnost zahajena byla V
11:45 dopol. Zapenlm Smeta-
nova "Vena" Ceskym Pevec-
kvm Sborem baltimorskym. Po
te promluvil "a vyslanectvi DR..
A. Stangler, spravce tehoz;
professor J. j. kral. "a Casko-
slovenskou Narodni Radu V A
merice: p. F. ]. Kutak. "a u
strednu Americkeho Narodni-
ho Sdruzeni Cechoslovakd; p.
karel Pergler "a odbocku Ma
rodniho Sdruzeni v New Yor-
ku; PIP. K. Matousek a ]. R.
Cihlar "a baltimorske Cechy a
poslednejsi tez. "a legionare, o
cez byl telegraficky pozadan
ustrednou Svazu, ktera TIME
zpIsobem objednala krasnou
kytici kvetin. Nadherne kveti-
move emblemy v6novalo tez
ceskoslovenske vyslanectvi a
baltimorsti kraiane. Ia Cesko-
slovenskou Obec Sokolskou o.
znamen byl iako zastupce p.
K. Hrbek z New Yorku, ale
iezto Sc nedostavil, pozadan p.
J. Havranek. abv jmenem So
kolstva promluvil.'
Krone svrchu zmin6neho
choralu zapel jest6 Baltimor-
sky pevecky sbor ''Kde domov
mni" "Cechy, krasna zeme".
Pc slavnosti vsichni 1castni-
ci zavezeni ma Ceskoslovenske
vyslanectvi, kde danny tehoz,
"a prispeni n6kterych washing
tonskych kraja'nek pripravily
obcerstvenl.
Slavnost odhaleni pomnlku
byla veskrze distojna, oprav-
du pietni, zcela v duchu muze,
iakym byl Tvrzicky. Odbyla
sc "a hodinu v Tecich dobfe
vystizen byl vyznam oslavence
i velika doba, jiz prozila ceska
M or;lo 70 oU1tnv6 v61kv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-28

nasledovaneho. Krone uvede-
nych policejnich opatreni sire
zena jest costa, spojujici Ma
Olson 5 Milwaukee.
Do Clevelandu dopravena
Marie Priceova, meska v ne
mocnicni cele we, spolecnosti
matky a policejnfs smatrony. Ia
vcerejsi nedele ststala usetfe-
na kazdeho vyslechu a. popfan
il kid. Stravovana jest jidlem
prinasenym restaurantu az
dfedniki byla ma chvili navsti-
vena novym policejnim inspek-
torem, byvalym dNetektivnim
kapitanem Matowitzem.
Matkai uveznene divky Sc cd
prichodu do Clevelandu, ktery
Sc udal v sobotu rano, marne
snazila, aby sehnala soudem
stanovenou zaruku $4,000 "a
svoji dceru. Podafi-li Sc do
stati rucitele, odjely by ODE do
jejich domova We Fort Way
ne, Ind. Nestane-li Sc tax, pax
zatcena dopravena bude bud
do nektere clevelandske ne
mocnice, neib do Domu Dobre-
no Pastyre. Zakonem buIde
vsak veznena dokud nebude
Whitfield chycen, aneb take
snad propustena pc slozeni u.
vedene zaruky, kdyby Sc "a
tceni stihaneho protahlo delsi
dobu. Drzana jest vsak We
vazbe jen jako svedkyne. Po-
licie jest jinak pfesvedcena, ze
10 podrobnostech 1teku jiz wy
povedela vse, co v6dela.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-28

valce tyto vysady byly nahle
zruseny. Jako nasledek kanad-
sti rybari byli pripraveni 0
prava, ma nichz budovali budou
cnost, kdezto Fordney-McCum-
beruv tariff privodil We skutec-
nosti uzavreni trhu Spoj. Sta
til.
Vsechny snahy, zalezitost tn
rovnati Sc nezdarily, kdyz ma
nynejsf sm6rnici dnes bylo do
hOdnutO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-28

a slechtici, bylo popraveno ia
kozto nasledek odhaleni proti-
revolucniho spiknuti proti Cru
zinske sovetske republice, jak
oznamuje sc We zvlaStnf depe-
81 "Pravdy" z Tiflisu. Jmena
popravenych uvadena neisou
a pravi Sc jen prost6, re byli
aktivnimi cleny spiknuti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-28
POPRAVY v CRUZIN6KE
REPUBLICE.

Moskva, 25. kv9tna. Patn&ct
,sob, vesm4s knfzat, generalh
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-29
'MASTODONREUC
UNEARTHED IN
CANADA
Bones of Pre-Man Age, 3d.
900 Years Ago, Dug Up
by Farmer.

LONDON, Ontario, June %
Bones believed by Prof. A. u.
Robertson, of Western University,
to be those Of a nnastodon which
existed on this continent previous
to man have been discovered by
William Jones on his farm in Della
ware township.
The teeth were foot long and
eighteen inches across. The tusks
were eight feet long. The jawbone
weighed forty. pounds. In addition
the Uranium, vertebrae and ribs
were unearthed and efforts are
now being made to reconstruct the
skeleton of the monster, which 1t
is estimated. weighed between thirty
and fifty tons.
Professor Robertson was notified
after Jones had discovered the
teeth. He directed the excavations
which revealed the other bones.
The scientist, who heads the biology
department of Western University
in this city, said he believed the
mastodon lived about 10000 years
: ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-29
CHECK WRITING
CONTEST HAS
DRAWBACKS
Question Arises Whether to
Cash Them After Chamber
of Commerce Outing.

Following announcement that one
of the principal sports at the Cham
Der of Commerce outing July to
Chesapeake Beach is to be check
writing contest, there has been con"
siderable speculation as to what Is
to happen to the checks at the con-
clusion Of the contest.
1t is pointed out that the contest
will call for the filling out OF
checks, the contest to be determined
by speed, legibility and accuracy.
Requests for the privilege Of dis
posing of the checks has been
denied, it is indicated. A sugges'
ton was received today that, follow
ing the check-writing contest, there
be held a check-cashing contest, in
which all District bankers be in
vited to participate. This sugges
ton, so far has been treated with
contempt.
The outing is expected to be one
Of the most successful in the
history of the chamber.