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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-23
Pfflezitost pro Baltimofankv.

PrflezitoSt pro Baltimofanky.
ktera z Baltimofanek pfeje 8
witt "a muzs Texaskeho kavalirs
pravidelneho ''he" muze zijicfho ns
velkych otevfenych planich, ,kde mu
q Jsou muzi. umejiciho nesti revol.
vel. stareho "a roxy. vysok6ho {
stfeVicn IL palc0, prosim, nezapo
menout: bez hot jen puncochach
Baitimofanky. jez vykvet teto muz.
noatt chtely by miti "a muze, mohos
]en dopsati ma H. P. Reynolds. I'm.
perlal. No z. SugerlanC, Texas 9
treba 2 toho bude svatba. Re, nolds
rozhodne pfeje 81 Baltimofanku "a
druzku. jak oznSmil zvlastnim pffpi
sem vrchnfmu inspektoru Baltimor-
axe policie, Henry. Mlada mezi Is
a 80 roxy ma pfednost' - tfeEs
mnze bSti vdova. PravJ tento muz
ma modre oci, kudrnate vlasy q je
povazovan "a good fellow" a ma
jmeni nejake.
Til kandidatky jsou jiz volny jeti
do Texasu do Sugarland k "celemu
muzi."
Baltimore bude miti italSke
faSciSty.
Baltimorsti Italove pfipravuji sc
zol ganisovati mezi sebou fascisty
podle vzoru italskych Italsti fasci
ste popisovani jsou iako strana re.
akce prOti socialist6m, komunistGm
a slime revolucni d9lnicke strana.
Amerieti fasciste budou pr5 se Fl
diti timz progrsmem a spoIu prJ
ORE covati budou o utuzeni svazk1
mezi Spojenymi Staty Italii do
fpolitickych nabozenskSch disputr
fpry sc michati nebudou.
Co uboha Amerika ieste ma
ocekavani? AZ zorganisrji sc Irsti
fasciate, pax nemecti. pax polsti
fasciste. mezi ne Ku Klux KIaniste
a pax druzi - dobrou noe!
TIL set zen til kandidati Sc
nelekli.
Vsichni tfi kandidaty mayorske-
no 6fadu. Broening. jackson q
Preston. byli hosty lfgy zenskych
volic6 hotelu Southern 6ter5.
Shromazdene zeny - bylo jich SOC
- zIstaly pfi fecech kandidat0 g.
pine neutralnimi - tleskajfce row.
nym dilem vsem item. Vsichni tri
kandidati mluviIi skolach, zdrayot-
MIN odboru. policejnim a pozaren-
skem odboru, vsichni tfi slibovali
pravS raj Baltimore padu zvole-
ni.
Bootlegfi zaStrajkuji proti soudcl
Baltimorstf bootlegfi pnjdou ma
strajk a basta! Ne snad ze by ne
obchodovali kofalkou, to ne. to
vyn&si. ale pomsti sc ma soudci So.
perovi. kterv je odsuzuie bez milo
srdenstvi. Strajk bude veden proti
soudci tom smyslu. ze odepfou
vyznati skrousen9 svoji vinu, ale ze
stati budou ma SVEN nezadatelnem
pravu. ally souzeni byli porotou.
Strajk rozhodn9 vladnimu soudu
nenahani strach. Vladni advokat
Woodcock, 1sm9vem povida, chte-
jill Sc bootlegfi potiti pied p rita
mi, at se poti. Woodcock plavi.
ze iak soudce Rose tax Soper odsS.
zuji ku pfisn9 jsim trestnm ty, ktefi
porotou uznani byli vinn5mi.
Penezni dstavy podvodne pfipra
yeny o $4,000
Pet peneznich 6stavd pfipraveno
bylo pondeli Louis de Roode
Bsltimo fanemo $4,000 Baltimor-
sky tento obchodnik bondykou
pill y techto dstsvech bondy Gene
jmenovane zaplatil "a ne Depras5mi
cheeky, bondy prodal zmizel ne
chav zde rodinu svoji.
Flowers do New Orleans.
Dosavadni mistopresident a gene
ralni spravce spolecnosti poulicnich
elektrickych drah. Herbert Baker
Flowers. pfijal dfad presidenta kor-
noroco vofoin6 alnxhv Now Or.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-23
Zate sperky hodinky hodiny darky Velikop
Brdtrl SVC10Il. ma Ashland Avenue PrvOtf
Zastrelil Sc U pomniku pred soud-
nj bndOyOu.

|
nj bld0y0u.
Po skonceni sluzby We valeenen
iod stvu. nehoz propulsion byl pre-
telesnou neschopnost, nemoha dosta.
II nikde praci a kdyz zadosti jeho {
pomoc Cervenym Krizem vyhov9nt
nebylo. 26let5 Andreas Ontaneds
zastfelil Sc sobotu u valecneho po.
mniku stojiciho mezi postou soud-
nj budovou. V dopise zanechanem
trpce 81 stezuje ma odmitnuti pomo~
CT Cervenym Kfizem, do jehoz
pokladny behem nekolikalete sluzby
sve daroval SIS. Vladni check,
ktery mu dan byti mel q ma kteg5
marne cekal, odkazal dopise svemu
pfiteli. Charlesi F.. Wrightovi.
Urednice Baltimorskeho odd3leni
Cerveneho Krize vytykala ubohemu,
re nebylo to pfim9fenym. aby
vsechny sve penize obratil ma jizdu
do Baltimore nemocnice Oten, q
niz byl propulsion. Check hleda Dry
no tfeba Oten. Odplata sv9ta.
Ontaneia pohfben byl 8 vojen-
skymi pactami dtery ma vojen-
skem hfbitov9 Arlington Wash
ington. z Baltimore deastnila se
pohfbu delegace ''ValecnSch Ma
TEX. Oddil namofniko vypalil tfi
salvy nad..rovem q trubac zvukem
hlasnice loucil sc zesnulym pfi-
tomnosti zastupc1 Americke l4gie.
Veterann cizozemskych v&lek q
sdru5eni zmrzacelych Veterann
Skoda jenom, ze ia laska po smrti
nedovede nahr raditi tn chladnost
pred smrtf. Clov9k je divine. div
ne stvofeni! Ia ziya ma tebe hazi
ksmenem 90 smrti ii stavf POM
mix.
Ma hrobe zesnuleho lezf v9nec
darovany manzelkou zmrzaceneho
vetelana Williama Hertiga. kter5
slouzil v armada II rok1. z nfz pro-
pust9n byl ochromen n&sledkem
zraneni Verdunu.
Ably v9nec koupiti mohla, zasta-
villa manzelka veteranova prsten.
Ona manzelem sym pomocf
matky zfidili malou jidelnu y {.
400 N. Greene ulice. hiz zdar-
ma davaii snidani ob9d veterannm
z valky. .kdyz tito mali hlad a nema-
il centu. Ably jfdelnu otevfiti mo-
hli. museli Sc zbaviti rodinnych
sperkn. V jidelns visi napis:
Cheer up. bpddie. 1t might be
worse.
! fekl Kristus: "Pojd'te pozeh-
mani Otce meho, dedicne vladn9te
kralovstvim vatn pfipravenSm OF
ustanoveni sv9ta. nebo jsem lacn9l
Q dali jste mi jisti Tehdy odpove.
di jemu spragedlivi fkouce: Pane.
kdy jsme tx vidal lacneho, krmili
jsme? A odpovidaje fekl Jim: Coz
koliv jste ucinili jednomu bratfi
techto mych nejmensich. mns jsts
utinili''.
Jedenact odSonzeno do vezeui
kofaletnich pfipadech.
Jedenact pfestupnfk1 sucheho "a
kona odsouzeno bylo pondeli vlad-
MIN soudcem do zalafe Cd Is do 50
dnf. Krone techto souzena byla
Annie Scheppel s,jez odsouzena byla
ku pokut6 $3.50 1trat, jez spolu
obzalovana byla Mise Jay Mickey
pro prodej lihovin We fullerton hote-
Ia znamem 6 mile House ma Belair
Road. Mickey odsouzep byl ku te-
ze pokute.
Sk0kem pro zachranu zivota.
Valicim se kourem do tfetiho
poschodi. ma nen zspal, pfestrasen
byl Morric Walter. {. 1l01 E. Mo-
punent ulice. ned6li. tax. re sko-
cil okna tfatiho poschodi ma dlazbu
ulice Krone nekolika odfenin po-
strasenemu nestalo se niceho. "a.
tim CO diyaci pomahah mu ma no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-23
PTedVolebni.

Volby vseobecne konany budou
8 kvetna. Volen bude mayor me-
sta. kontrOlor mests, president no.
We mestsks rady radni move NEST
ske rady. Radni voleni budou di
strikty. kazdem distriktu tfi.
Muzi zeny, ktefi jeste registro-
vani nejste, deite Sc registrovati
bad q dubna anebo 8. dubna. v
ktere dny konana dodatetna regi-
strace.
Mr.. August Kleeka kandiduje "a
radnihO move Tnestske rady 2. di
striktu. Druhy distrikt sklada &c
ze z, 10. IL. wardy q jistych
precinkt0 5. 6. 8. wardy.
Ceskoslovensti volici dostavte &c
plnem pOctu q hlasy svSmi dokaz.
te znovu zvOienf naseho ceskeho
Tadniho, Aug Klecky. Ukazme
jiz pfi primarkach. ze stojime "a p.
Kleckou. ktery mel a budeme miti
zajmy nasf Ceskoslovenske obce na
srdei.
Hlasuime pro Klecku jak pfi pri-
markach tax vseobecn5ch volbach.
Primarni volby budou 8. dubna.
Vsecbecne 8 kVetna.
Klecka budiz nasim radnim!
Nice opet muSi tekati.
JmenoV&ni soudce Harry W.
Nice pro d&lsi termin v odvolacim
zdanovacfm soudu odlozeno bylc
opet ma tSden druhym odborem
m1stske rady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-23
Pro pSani zavadnych dopiSi na Il
mxSici do kaznice.

Cernossky kazatel. Cyrus William
H Bridell Kent Island. odsouzen
hyl vladni porotou pro poslani pos
tou zavadnych dopis1 do kaznioe
ma 18 rokn Trest vymefen byl
soudcem Soperem. Pc ctyfi roxy
usedlici ostr 6vku znepokoj oyani byli
dopisy eei nochovymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-23
MlStnl zprdYy.
Z krajanSkyCh kruhi.


Clav Skarda. (. 2446 Eager Place
We staff 60 rokn. Pohfeb zesnule
no kOnan Eyl p&tek rano do kc
stella Rv. Vaclava a ma hfbito
Nejsv. Vykupitele.
- Dne 20 bfezna zesnula Ros,
Skrabek. dcera p. Franka a Karcli
ny Skrabek. {. 8O7 N Montfort
Ave We staff 18 rok1. Pohfel
zesnul6 konAn byl ssbotu rano de
kostela sv. V&clava a ma hfbito,
Nejsv. Vykupitele.
POhfby tyto vypravila films
Frank Cvach a Syn.
- Dne 5. kv9tna sIaveno bude v
Narodni budove v Curtis Bay 25ls
te zalozenf Radu Curtis Bay, ( 80
CSPS. Slavnost' obohacena bude
Oecliv9 pfipravovanSm programem
z l8 p6vodnfch clenn Rad Curtis
Bay vzvrostl ma 68 elen0. PoboenS
rad 3 anglickou iednacf feci ma
ryland" zalozen byl. Sc Gleny to-
hotO R&du cita celkem "a clenr
Slavnost' budf dnes jiz plny zaiem.
" pondeli. &c. bfezna sehraie
Dram. Odbor Sokolske Jednoty
Blesk nR ukonceni divadeIni saisoEy
narodni operettu 'Drazba na nev9.
stu" cd V. St9zerskeho. Dejove
psdol { se Prodane nev9sts je v
nj pouzito techze figurek. Hra
je obohacena mnoha pekn5mi zps
wy. Relic je tentokrate rukou
Jar. r. Cihlar0. Zvlastni kroje
dodany zn&mou firmou j 7 Strop.
nicky, New York.
POnevadz Sc ocekava velka nav
Bteva. opatri 81 kazdy listek Gas.
Vstupenky pfedprodeii na obvy.
klych mistech.
Krajan FrantiSek KindI sc hleda.
Krajan Frantisek Kindl. jenz byl
v roce 1913 Is q pnl rokn starS, o.
dejel do Spojenych Statd ke svemu
stryci Frankovi Slanickovi Ralti.
more. Maryland. psal svema otci
dopis, ze Sc ma mfato st'astn9 dostal
a DotOm psal ieste ieden dopis cd
te DOLBY neni mem mic znamo. Kdo
by znal jeho nyn9isi adresu. anebo
v&d&l n9cO jeho osadu. neeht' las
kaVe zpravi CzechosIovak Bureau,
Foreign Language Information Ser
vice. l19 West 4lst Street, New
York City. N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-23
Cent odSkOdneho.


nald R. Hookerove proti Abel spo.
lecnosti vydasajfci ranni a vecernf
Sun. Rozsudkem poroty prireen
bylo odskodne We v5si / centu zalob-
kyni. jez hajila Sc. ze utrpela ma
! cti clankem. kter5 uvefejnen bvl v
"Sunu" % dnora 1922 a v ngmz
licena jakoby zastavala opravn9nost'
sfiatk1 belochn s cernochy. Process
trval skoro po 2 t5dny. Hooker Ia.
lovala ma odskodne We vysi $780,
900. Rozsudek pfijala radosti.
re process vyhrala. Ma pamatku
pry 81 da cent zaskliti.
TelefOnni Sazby dale v pIatnostI
Nynejsi telefonnf sazby zdstanou
v platnosti po cely budouci rok, jak
rozhodnutc bylo komisi vefejne sluz
by po dlouhem vysetrovanf. Abv
komise nezdala se byti v6ci bohats
korporaci tax easy, pfiv9sila k
povoleni pozadavek, ably spoIecnost'
postarala Sc lepsi sluzbu aby ko-
mise mela vzdy volny pffstup ku
vsem rekordnm spoleenosti.
Pffristek 600 novych yollxt
Cekan.
Mezi rs 80 tisici novSch volica
cekano jest dosahnouti registracf
volicn. jez kenana bude 2 dubns.
den pred primatnimi volbami a 9.
dubna. Vseobecne volby konany
budou 8. kvetna.
Registrace tato jest dodatecnou
ku registraci p0idou. kdo dosahli
volebniho staff rak ii. kdo nedali
Sc registrovati pfi podzimnf reei-
straoi. V podzlmni zaneseno bvlo
do seznam1 volsbnfch 1876. 900 volt.
CD. cili jinSmi slovy jenom asi polo.
0ina tech. kdo voliti by mohli. kdy-
by se registrovati dali. Kdo iesta
registrovan neisi. del Sc zapsati!
MeStska rada pro zyySeni sluz-
1eh0 may0ru.
Oba odbory mSstske rady schvali.
ly pondelnim zasedani pfedlohu
ma zyyseni sluzneho mayoru m9sta
re $4,000 ma $40 900 rocn9. Pred.
loha bude dana pfi listopado ySch
volDach volic0m ku odhlasoganf.
Clenove mestske rady radi ne jesta q
zvyseni sluzneho mestske mn kontro.
loru. mestskemu advokatu a inze-
ntrn mad ulicemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-23
SeSt mesicI opilemu
aut0m0biliStu.

Arthur j Kohler, 1920 John uli
ce. usvedcen byl 1ter1 pred s,u-
dem zfizeni automobilu dob9.
kdy byl god vlivem kofalky. Pone-
vac to byl jiz druhy pfestupek. cd
souaen ma 6 masic1 do zalafe
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-03-23
Jedenact 0dS0uzeno do vezeui v
kofaleGnfch pfipadech.
Skokem pro zachranu zivota.

Valicim se kourem do tfetiho
poschodi. ma nem zspal, pfestrasen
byl Morric Walter. {. 1l01 E. Mo-
Dunent ulice, ned6li. tax. ze sko-
Gil okna tfatiho poschodi ma dlazbu
ulice Krone n6kolika odfenin po-
sirasenemu nestalo se niceho. "a.
tim CO divaci pomahah mu ma no.
ny, blizili sc hasici, ktefi beg skoku
byli by jemu pomohli. Ohel v
dome vznikl ma prvnim poschodf We
skladisti n&stsnnSho papfru.
Evening star., 1923-05-17

spirecy and acquitted on the charge
of using the mails to defrand. Others
FOUND guilty on both charges were
Walter l.. Stickel. a wealthy kearney,
Neb., lumberman; Ralph w. Sunder-
land. former Omaha coal man; LIucien
3; Fuller. title examiner of Kansas
City. and John II. Hecox and Harold
K. Cozier., Omaha bankers. Harris
Fuller, Lincoln, Neb., banker. was
convicted on the conspiracy charge.
MIR. Matters was sentenced to five
years Imprisonment and was fined
$4,000. Other sentences were: Mat
thews. five years and $4,000 fine;
Stickel. two years and $4,000 fine:
Sunderland. one year and one day and
q fine of $4,000; Cozier, fine 81 ,009;
Hecox. Roach. Eykelboom and Molly
noux. $1,000 fine each. Rev. Rogers,
Lucien B. Fuller and Harris Fuller
will be sentenced today.
Announcement was made that all
the defendants will appeal. In con-
nection with organization of the Co
lonial corporation, the government
charged that no valid title was held
to 100000 acres of West Virginia coal
and timber land whereas the organ
izers. the prosecution commended.
simple.
Two million dollars worth of bonds
were issued against part OF the land
and part of these We're marketed. The
government contended. when the or
GaniZers knew that the title to the
land was not valid. Twenty-Five per
Evening star., 1923-05-17
SANTIAGO PAR[EY
| RATED LEAGUE AID
Prestige of Geneva Rises as
Pan-American Alliance
, Fails, Is View.
BY PAUL SCOTT MOWRER.

BY Gable 10 The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1ae3
PARIS. May 11.-Co-operation be-
tween tho league of nations and Latin
America has been strengthened rath
er than weakened by the recently
concluded Santiago coference, in the
opinion of the officers of the Geneva
institution. who have been following
Pan American affairs with the closest
interest. Argentina, which, without
actually resigning from the league.
has been absent from the last two as
semblies. now, APPARENTLY, intends to
pay the arrears and resume active
collaboration.
No striking success. it was pointed
out. was achieved at santiago which
might have tended to detract from
the leagues prestige The idea Of
forming a Pan-American association
of nations, which would be a sort of
rival of the league of nations, has
been abandoned. as has President
Harding's idea of a general associa
tiou of nations to supercede the
league. Th2 Geneva secretariat still
regrets the refusal of the United
states to allow the league experts to
place their technical service at the
disposition of the Santiago confer
en"e. the more so third of the
league membership is Latin America.
However. Augustine Edwards of
Chile, who was president of the San
tiago conference, was also president
OF the last league assembly. tivaS
Nicuna. who was general secretary
at Santiago. was the head of the
Chilean delegation to the leagues
disarmament commission. Other
Santiago delegates, including BarboZa
Carnieru of Brazil. have al one time
or another worked with the league.
Through these Latin American person
alities there has been an informal
lialSon between Santiago and Geneva
ana the league officials note with
satisfaction that the Santiago con-
ference formally urges all Latin
American governments to study the
program of and send delegates to
the leagues forthcoming conference
on customs formalitieS
League adherentS particularly re-
Eret the failure of Santiago in the
matter of disarmament and hope that
this failure will not prejudice the
conference which the leag had in
tended to call for the extension of the
Washington treaties to other powers.
Evening star., 1923-05-17
IL IN w. VA. LAND
DEAL CONVICTED
U. s. Jury at Omaha Finds Preach.
er, Banker and Others Mis-
represented Facts.
BY the Aaaociafed PIesa

By the Associa ted Press.
OMAHA. Neb.. May 17.-Eisht per-
sons were found guilty Of use and
conspiracy to use the mails to de-
fraud four were convicted on charges
Of conspiracy and one was acquitted
by federal court jury which tried
thirteen defendants indicted in con-
nection with promotion Of the Co
lonial Timber and Coal Corporation
Of Charleston. w. Va
Thomas H. Matters, Omaha at
torney; willard v. Mathews, former
Omaha banker. and the Rev. G. H.
Rogers Of Lincoln, Neb.. were found
guilty on both charges. while Vogel
Gettier OF Charleston, w. Va, was
acquitted
Lerobert Eykelboom. Homer Molly
noux and George l.. Roach, Denver
bankers. were found guilty Of con-
Evening star., 1923-05-17
KING OF BLIMPS BEING BUILT
FOR u. S. TO FLY FROM GERMANY

tirely from German plans and, al
though American officers are here.
they merely are inspecting the work.
Larger than R-3S.
Larger than the RIBS. which
crashed in England en- route to Amer
lea. and than all the similar machines
turned over to England. France and
Italy. the ZR-3 will be more than 800
meters (nearly 9S5 feet) in length and
over forty meters approximately 131
feet) in height. 1t will be the master
effort of the works created by Count
Zeppelin.
1t is expected the ZR-3 will have a
speed of 100 kilometers t62.14 miles)
an hour and will be capable OF max
ing the trip from Berlin to New York
in at least sixty hours, allowing for
all contingencies. 1t will be flown
from FriederichShafen to Berlin for
inspection by the American ambassa-
dor before starting across the At
lantic.
Evening star., 1923-05-17
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FRIEDERICHSHAF May IL
The greatest aircraft the world has
ever seen is slowly taking form under
the gigantic shed Of the Zeppelin
plant overlooking Lake Constance. in
which were built the mammoth ships
that wrought such havoc in the world
war.
This craft, known as the ZR-3. is
being constructed for the American
Navy. and will attempt flight to
America when completed, which.
however, will not be earlier than Oc-
tober or November of this year. and
possibly not until next spring.
1t will exceed in size the Zeppelin
now being built at Lakehurst. ~ J.
The latter craft is being made from
plans perfected by Americans. but
the Zeppelin being built here is en-
Evening star., 1923-05-17
SCHOOLS NEED JANITORS.

Two janitors who possess an engi-
neer's license are wanted by the pub
lie schools. Hugh +. McQueeney, su-
perintendent of janitors. announced
today. Applications should be f1led at
the Franklin School, 18th and X
streets northwest. Positions are va
cant at the Elizabeth V. Brown and
the John Eaton schools. The salary
is S1.240 a year.
Evening star., 1923-05-17
PENN SHOE co. LOSES.
Judge Declines Mandamus Against

Justice Hoehling Of the District Su-
preme Court has refused to issue
rule against Secretary of War Weeks,
at the request of the Penn Shoe Man.
ufacturing Company of New York,
which sought a mandamus to compel
the delivery of surplus shoe stocks
Of the War Department. The court
held that mandamus does not lie to
compel an official of the government
to carry out contract of the United
States and that suit must be filed in
the Court of Claims.
The company had contract for
over :, 900 900 pairs Of trench and field
Evening star., 1923-05-17
AUTO DEALER BANKRUPT.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May Ida
rio Rcsta, nationally known as a
driver in automobile cup races and
at present automobile salesman
in Stamford. fiied a bankruptcy petit
fion here, with debts of $4,000 and no
assets.
Evening star., 1923-05-17
Speakinp of Bellies.

From the Pulse of Mexico.
Fred-What's the idea of calling
Elsie silent belle?
blackwell, l kissed her the other
night and she never tolIed.
Evening star., 1923-05-17

sons were indicted, but the cases OF
some of them were dismissed. One
entered a plea of nolle contendre,
while two are fugitives, and some
were not tried.
Evening star., 1923-05-17

shoes at $l21 per pair and had re-
ceived more than a million pairs
when. it is alleged. the contract was
violated by the War Department.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-09
Drilling and Locations

The Homestake-Pewter No. 2
22-35-2 w.
The Shoshone- DeGroat Nc. l
ne neA nwA 1852 w. south of
the Shoshone-Storme No. l pro-
Queer.
Thomas & Swartz-W Walter De-
Groat No. l on the NV nw4 nw4
17-34-2 w, and are now drilling
below 300 feet.
The Sweet Grass Oil-Norem
No. 2 on ne4 sci 1912 w. This
is an offset to the Mcdonald well.
The Mid-N orthern -Howling 4.
NV swA neA 1852.
The Mae Belle Oil company
are rigging up on NV cor. 1886
w. This is on the Lashbaugh
lease.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-09
GLADYS BELLE-BR0WN
HAS SHOWING OF OIL

The last report from the field
on the Gladys Belle-Brown we'll
in 1874 east, north of the
Sweet Grass hills, is that they
have encountered a showing of
oil in a 80 foot sand at the depth
of from zoos to 2,125 feet. The
showing such that two or three
gallons of oil was raised with
each bailer. The oil was blacker
and not as high gravity as that
encountered higher in the hole.
The bottom Of the hole is now at
2,160 feet on the top of the red
beds of the Kootenai. A 81 inch
casing will now be carried below
the eight inch casing which is
set at 1850 feet to control the
gas.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-09
Notice of Sheriff's Sale

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
NINETEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OFTOOLE
Kate w. Skies and Joseph R. King
man as Trustees under the will of Thorn
as D. Skiles, deceased,
Plaintiff.
Louis Demers and Margaret Demers,
husband and wife, Hennepin Mortgage
company, a corporation, Security State
Bank of Devon, Montana, a corporation,
A. H. Gebhardt, Great Northern Mutual
Oil Company, a corporation, and Toole
County, Montana, a political subdivis-
ion, Defendants.
To be sold at Sherif's Sale on the 18th
day of August, A. D. 1928, at 2 o'clock p.
m, at the front door of the Court House
in the city of Shelby, in the said County
of Toole, the following property:
South half, S IL, of Section Twenty
Two, Sec. %, Township T~hirty-ive north
Twp. IS N, Range One East, R l e.
Montana Meridian, containing Three
Hundred Twenty, 800 acres more or less
according to the Government survey
thereof.
Dated this 18th day of July, A. D. 1923.
H. E. BENJAMIN,
Sheriff.
BY W. B. MARTIN,
Under Sheriff.
Henderson & Knack,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Shelby, Montana July l9-Aue 2-9
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-09

The ladies of the Kelvin Civic
Club are advertising a special
benefit dance to be held at the
Goeddertz hall Saturday night,
August IL. Besides dancing the
ladies will stage a fishing pond
and a good time is assured all.
This event will be given to raise
funds to place a fire alarm in
Kelvin and should be attended by
everyone who is interested in the
welfare Of the city.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-09
MHanklesn Banned.

Handkerchiefs were once banned by
law. The handkerchief had a stormy
reception in Germany. Nearly eighty
years elapsed between their first APP
pearance at Venice and their adoption
by the Germans. They first used them
In 1880, and shortly afterwards sump-
tuary laws were enacted In most Ger
mar states %forbidding any person OF
plebeian birth from blowing his or her
nose with a handkerchief. This re-
striction remained in force for over
two centuries. AS recently as 1870 an
actress was threatened with prosecu-
ZION for disregarding it when playing
in a Berlin theater. She pleaded In
defense that she had not used a hand
kerchief-only "a little linen rag"
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-09

Call at the Hub Cafe and look
over t h e new portable Bath
apparatus. Only $3.50. Just what
you want. tt
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-09

For Sale-One Studebaker, six
cylinder, seven passenger Car.
Good running order. Price
$4,000. Also one Republic one
ton Truck. Good running r
order. Price S350.00. Inquire
of A. Goeddertz, Jr., Keyin,
Montana. 5tf
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-09

To Trade will trade royalty
in township 80, range east for
second hand Ford. Must be in
good condition. Now drilling
in 80 rods of royalty. Inquire
at Review office. 12-tf