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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.
EDUC5ATION.

The committee on Education will
give public hearing in it's rooms at
the State House in Augusta, on
THURSDAY, February Is, 1928, p.
m. on the following:
No. 1s. An Act to require the teach
ing of the Constitution of the United
States in the public and private schools
of the State of Maine.
No. 10. Resolve in favor of ErSkine
Academy for general maintenance.
No. 20. Resolve in favor of Aroos-
took Central Institute at Mars Hill,
Aroostook county, Maine.
Joseph's Academy and College for
Women. Deering. Portland, Me.
No. % Resolve in favor of Hamp-
den Academy for general maintenance
No. 23. Resolve in favor of St.
Marys College at Van Buren,.
No. "a. Resolve in favor of Higgins
Classical Institute, town of Charleston,
Penobscot county.
No. rs. Resolve in appropriated
money for the maintenance of Oak
Grove Seminary in Vassalboro.
No. IS Resolve in favor of Gould
No. 81. Resolve in favor of Maine
Central Institute Pittsfield, Maine.
No %. Resolve in favor of Eastern
Maine Institute for general mainte-
nance
No 20. Resolve in favor Of Bridge
water Classical Academy, Bridgewater,
Aroostook county, Me-
No 30. Resolve in favor of Itch
field Academy for general maintenance.
No 81 An Act to amend section 10
of chapter 16 of the revised statutes to
provide transportation for pupils VINO
live on islands on which there are no
secondary schools and from which
regular transportation lines are estab-
lished
No 80 Resolve in favor of Wash
ington Academy for the sum of $4,000
for maintenance for the year 1923, and
the sum of $1,000 for maintenance for
the year 1924.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14
SAILORS SNUG HARBOR.
Ellsworth Man Writes of the De-
lights of Sailors Home.

-
Capt. w. G. Bellatty of Ellsworth
| has received a letter from George w.
| Day telling something of his life at
| Sailors Snug Harbor, Staten Island,
| N. Y. He writes:
/ suppose there is plenty of snow
down there. We don't get much here
| on the island not more than five
inches at any one time this winter.
We have good times here-plenty to
eat and nothing to do; movies three
times a week, all free; clothes and
everything given to us.
/ work on lawn tennis nets for a
concern in New York, and last month
made $23.65. That is not bad, l think /;
better than being down east in the
snow and cold.
There are men here from all along
the coast down there-from down on
the island, from Bucksport, and from
Calais. There are 900 men here now
Fred Hutchngs is here, and Moseley
Farrell, George Young, and lots of
others you would know.
There are nine houses here, two
cnuTtHtS, HluSlc nan " scat doOut
1000 a hospital. billiard hall, laundry,
reading room with all the daily papers,
and large cemetery where the old
sailors are slowed away when they
Slip their cable on this shore and head
for a better harbor.
1t is splendid here in the summer
time. The grounds are all laid out
with flower beds with all kinds of
flowers in them, ponds and fountains,
with gold fish and other kinds of fish
in the ponds
We get up at ringing of the bell at
6 o'clock, breakfast at o'clock, dim
ner at 10, supper at $50, and flights
out at 9, when we are supposed to be
in bed There is a creamery, and
power plant to furnish light and heat
the rooms. There are six doctors and
about half dozen nurses to look af-
ter us if we are sick
There is everything here that ono
could ask for and the best man that
could be had at the head of it-Capt.
George e. Beckwith, the governor of
the institution, and a fine gentleman
he is. This place was founded by
Robert r. Randall in 1901, and there
is no other place like it in the world,
am glad I landed here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

is often caused by an inflamed condition
of the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube Is infiamed you
have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. Unless the Inflammation can
be reduced, your hearing may be de-
stroyed forever.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
do what we claim for it-rid your system
of Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
has been successful In the treatment of
Catarrh for over Forty Years.
Sold by all druggists.
r. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. o.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
HANCOCK IS.

HANCOCK IS.
January 2, A. d. 1923.
We, the undersigned, having been
duly appointed by the Honorable
Bertrand F. Clark, Judge of probate
within and for said county, COM
missioners to receive and decide upon
the claims of the creditors of Cora r,
Long, late of Bluehill in said
county, deceased, whose estate has
been represented insolvent, hereby
give public notice agreeably to the
order of the said judge of probate.
that six months from and after Janu-
airy 2, 1928, have been allowed to
said creditors to present and prove
their claims, and that we will attend
to the duty assigned us at the resi-
dence of A. B. Leach in Bluehill afore-
said, on March 80, 1928, and on July @,
1928. at two of the clock in the after
noon of each of said days.
JOHN TUFTS,
A. B. LEACH,
commissioners
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14

The annual drive for the sale of
the Red Cross health seals began in
Ellsworth December II, and ended
December %. During the two weeks
the sale amounted to S119.64.
This represents total sale of H.
964 one-cent seals, while in the fol-
lowing list the total of certain towns
includes in part sale of the SIS, SO
and $25 health bonds. Ellsworth
offers no apology for landing in third
place. The writer takes the liberty
to contrast the city and county sales
with that of the city of Belfast and
Waldo county, their drive beginning
December 13: In the Belfast schools,
$12.17, as against $500 in our
schools; $5227 total sale, as against
S119,64 in Ellsworth; total for
Waldo county, s125.05, as against
$1,30S.SS for Hancock-ten times as
much, and only two days difference
in the time each county had for the
sale of these seals and bonds.
"Hats off" to Dr. G.. G. Morrison.
ir., of Bar Harbor, county chairman,
in the Red Cross health seal drive.
p. D. TAPLEY,
Local Chairman
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14
s1,30S.S8
Praise for Islesford Life-Savers.


A letter of praise for the Gran
berry Isles coast guard crew has been
received by Capt. S. R. Sands, super
intendent of the first coast guard dis
trict, at Portsmouth, NJ H., from
Capt. F. A. Card of the schooner
Don Parsons, which was recently
wrecked off Islesford. Capt. Card
stated that in twenty minutes after
distress signals were sent up from
the stranded vessel on the treacher-
GUS lodges off the northeast side of
Little Cranberry island, the lifeboat
from the life-saving station was
alongside his vessel, in command of
Capt w. I. Brown, officer in charge
of the station.
Capt. Card says he believes there
is no finer lot of men than those
who patrol and guard the lives of
the seamen at this little station on
The coast Of Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14

The prevailing sentiment among
the business men and heaviest tax
payers of Ellsworth seems to be to
continue the present city government
in Office to allow the men composing
it to carryto completion the new high
school building and the Main street
improvement on which they have
made such good progress. This
sentiment was eXpressed-nOt direct
ly, perhaps, but indirectly-both at
the board of trade meeting Monday
evening and at the democratic eau
Gus last evening, and it is heard on
the street more positively expressed
every day In the democratic eau
Gus motion was made and seconded
TO endorse the non-partisan ticket,
OF course protest was raised by some
who can see no good in anything
that does not bear the democratic
substance as we'll as the label, and
the motion was withdrawn without a
test vote being taken upon it, but it
was very apparent that it had many
supporters. The caucus then went
through the form of nominating cam
didates, but it does not follw that the
nomination papers will be signed by
all of them. The republicans will
hold their caucus tomorrow night
and it is believed will endorse the
non-partisan ticket. OF course there
will be contest for street commits
sioner, and for alderman in ward 4 j,
but it is an augury for the future
good of Ellsworth that it can get as
far away from politics as it has in
municipal affairs,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14

Considerable opposition has sud
denly developed in Ellsworth, FRANK
lin and other towns, to the plan 10
close Narraguagus lake to all except
fly fishing from June Is to Septem-
Der Ia inclusive. AS a result of this
opposition, regulations to the above
effect. already issued by the State
department of inland fisheries and
game, have been withdrawn, and
new hearing will be given. Local
fishermen see in the plan scheme
to make Narraguagus practically a
pri,ate FISH preserve for few visit
Ing sportsmen. That sort of thing
never gets very far in Maine .
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14
WEDNESDAY, FEB. IA, 1928.

"Sherm." Douglas of Lamoine is
earning the sobriquet, big Maine
Booster" of the present legislature.
The little hitch in his plans to move
the summer White House to Maine
hasn't discouraged him in the least.
Last week he introduced resolve
calling for a $4,000 appropriation
for 1924 and like amount for 1923
for advertising the agricultural, in
dustrial and scenic resources of
Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14
Warm Your Blood.
Anne.

A poet has said that "the owl FOR all
his feathers was a-cold" Some peo-
ME for all their wraps are a-cold
whenever they are out-of- doors even
in normal winter weather
1T is plain that they need the warmth
there is IN pure. rich. red blood which
reaches through artery and vein, from
head to foot. all over the body. They
could be told by MANY people, from ex-
nerience, that to have this good blood
they should take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
THIS great medicine has really made it
NosSihle fcr In9nV men and women,
bows and girls. to enjoy cold wealth er
and resist tho attacks of disease. It
gives the RIGHT kind of warmth, stimu-
lates and siren CITIZENS ar the same time.
ana its benefits are as lasting as those
Of anv tonic possibly can be.
Tf there is biliousness or constipa-
ton. which often occurs as n result of
the torpifving effects of cold, Hoods
ri1'e NAV he ta1sar. Thnv ere per-
fectlv onnratihlo with Hoods Sar-
sapari1la, and are gentle and thorough.
-Advt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14
Hull's Cove.

Miss Dorothy Hamor has returned,
after several months in New York.
Mrs Jessie Higgins is visiting her
sister in Philadelphia.
George Cunningham is home from
Northeast Harbor, where he has had
employment
The s. G. club will give box sup
per at the Neighborhood house, Fri
dav evening.
Feb. 12 Anne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14
Loyal Protective
Insurance Co.

Boston, Mass.
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1922.
Stocks and bonds, $544.421.00
Cash in office and bank, 201,869.16
Interest and rents, 6,535.22
Gross assets, $752,825.38
Admitted, $752, 1858
LIABILITIES. DEC. 81, 1922.
Net unpaid losses. $162, 900. 90
Unearned premiums, 195,802.72
All other liabilities, 23,72703
Cash capital, 100000
Surplus over all liabilities. 271,295.63
Total liabilities and sur
plus, s752S25ss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The committee on Inland Fisheries
and Game will give public hearing
in its rooms at the State House, in
Augusta. on
THURSDAY, February Is, 1928, at 2
D. M, on
No S. An Act providing for a year.
~ limit of one deer in all counties of
the State.
No. 81 An Act to amend section 3S,
chapter 219. P. L. 1917, as amended, re-
lating to protection of deer.
ARTHUR A. CRAFTS, Sec.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

ICE FISHING TWENTY FIVE MIN
utes walk from Tunk Pond station.
Live bait and lines if desired. Tele-
phone S006-4. Big Chief Camps. Tunk
Pond p. O. East Sullivan.
LET ME DO YOUR LAUNDRY. WASH
ing Ironing Work called for and
delivered. Tel. 154-42.
FOR QUICK SERVICE LEAVE YOUR
shoes at Hancock County Shoe Re-
pair Shop.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14

A crowd from this part of the
town went to Sargentville February
10, to an old-fashioned spelling
match. A good time is reported.
Parker Closson cut his foot while
working for Wiley Heath.
Katherine, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Saunders. is i'll Of
pneumonia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14

The Kennebec Journal is getting
after the coal dealers of Pennsylva-
MIA who ship rocks to Maine to be
sold as coal, calling attention to
some recent shipments of coal so
full of rocks that it would not burn.
We all know what it's like. If
Connecticut cannot ship wooden nut
megs, annd Maine cannot ship rocks
and call them potatoes, without be-
ing prosecuted, why should Penn
sylvania escape prosecution for sell
ing rocks for coal? This is the per-
tinent question asked by the Jour
nal, while every householder in
Mime tarlys back to the good old
boyhood days and yells, put the
rocks to 'emi"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14
JUDICIARY.

The committee on Judiciary will give
a public hearing in it's rooms at the
State House, in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY,, February 81 at P.
NJ. on the following:
An Act to create a board of road
commissioners in the town of Mt.
Desert.
w T GARDINER. Sec.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14
l.. e. TREADWELL
Agen. for
international Harvester Co.

of America
have for sale one secondhand Ford
ton truck in good running condition,
a good tires; on Dodge touring car,
good tires, new top, in fine condition
win sell both at bargain. Interna-
tional engines, from IN to 10 horse
power; plows of all sizes, one large
barrel churn; one feed grinder; one
14x18 hay press. All kinds of farming
tools Wood-sawing machines built to
order.
Call and get my prices.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-02-14
CENT-A-WORD COLUMN

Advertisements classified under this
heading. one cent word per week.
Minimum price IS cents. Coin or
stamps.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-23
SKOLNl RADA USTANOvl.
LA JARNf PRAZDNINY.

u n
Ma vcerejsim zased ami bylo
utceno, ably jarnf prazdniny ma
clevelandskych skolach potr.
valy Cd patku dine 80. brezna
do pond einiho rama dine 9. dub
ma. Dale bylo jednano opa-
trent dalSfho i1akladu ma uteb-
nice, jichz Sc zactNu dostava
bezplatne prvnich sesti til
dach, o povolovani k uzwanf
skolnich BUDDY vecer mimoskol
skymi organised cemi, o povole-
nj znovu otevfeni Alger Skoly
We West Paykn, ale "a zmeny
imena sjako Riverside skoly.
SchYalenaI prozatimnf doho-
da D stavb9 John Hay vyssi
skoly < nfz p6fizeny mali byti
plany, jak byIve skole nalezlo
mista ass300Os zaku spolu i ju-
nior skolou na 1900 zalkd.
!: Obnosem ma move ucebnice
zvysen bude deficit as o $34.-
600, kteryz obnos ma byti wat
2 dani jH prspadlych.,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-23

ZASEDANf MESTSKE RADY.

MenSina, stojfci v oposici,
ably move vyjednavanf s ply
narnou bylo sv9feno uzsimu w
-boru, cd ktere sc ocekavalo, re
Dude boufiti proti prijatemu
.planu, toto ocekavani nesplni-
la. Nebylo o pfedmetu onom
zadnych rusnych debat. Zme-
my smeru sedmi trait poulic-
mich drah, jezdicich nyni po
Champlain ave., kde Sc zahy
pocne stav6ti move nadrazi ne
tbyly dosud dojednany a roz-
|hodnuti ma tyden odlozeno.
Mayor Fred Kohler jest ira
pen rheumatismem a nebyl ma
schulz pfitomen, ale beh jed
mani nebyl bez zajimavosti,
tax, re Sc pine galerie dobre
Ibavily.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-23

skorem -soheasne, kdy NEST
sky bezpetnestni fiditel Mar
tinec pfijal resignaci policejni-
no straznfka Konstantina Der
vinskeho, zatceneho vtera pro-
to, ze Sc projizdel jsa zpit, au-
tenn, zatcen byl pro tyz prestu-
pek ma westparske policejni
stanici jizdnf policajt Clark.
Prynf jel rychlostf 40 mil "a
hodinu a 4zpIsobil sr&zk,t, ma
vych. 105. ul. a st. Clair s au-
tenn, v n6mz jel jiny policista
Harry Soetga. Clark pax jel
We vypdjcenem autu a srazil Sc
ma zap. 119. ul. a Lorain ave.
hned 8 dvema jinymi stroll ma
jednou. Kapitan F. D. Spro-
sty nafidil sdnes, ably Clark Sc
zodpovidal pro pfekrocenl de-
partmenbnfch predpisd a oba
straznfci krone toho musi Sc
dnes objeviti pred traficnfm
so,rdcem Sam. Silbertem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-23

Prohibicni agent C. j. Burns
obdrzel z Lorain telefonni u
dani, ably daval pozor po muzi
jedoucim s fordkou skrze Ro-
cky River. Bdely strazce ohla-
sill pripad lakewoodske policii
a tato take ma Bates rd. a Lake
ave. dopadla F. M. Brighta, je-
hoz fordkia v 1trobach skryva-
La sampanske a pravou whisku
v Gene as $4,000. Nest astny
MATTEL drahocenneho stofu
byl zatcen, ale po slozeni Ia
ruky $4,000 propusten ma svo-
bodu. Ia prvniho vyslechu
poprel kazdou vinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-23
NEPRlJEMNA LAZEN.

49, .sz.ft > - 80 rf
Do zimni stanice pobfezni
straze dosla zprava, re ma pie
ru vSch, 9. ul. spadl do vody
muz. Zachranna ceta Sc timed
nalezite vyzbrojena dostavila
ma misto, ale prisla pozde neb
flpnkci jeji byla zatim vykona-
la policie a vytahla z neprije-
mne lame Johna BartoSe, z {.
1925 Hamilton ave., jenz ma
hodou spadl s doku do vody
nahodou v mfsta, kde jest jen
po pas vody. Vykoupany 'byl
zahrat ma hlavni policejni sta
nici horkym caiem a pax po-
Sian domi.
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v CLEVELANDU A OKRESU|
PRY ZLOcINNOSTf UBYVA.|

Die tdfednf statistiky prave
dokoncene, ubylo pry v nasem
meste a okresu O plnou tfetinu
celkove zlocinnosti oproti trem
pfedchazejicim rokdm. Podob-
nemu ustnpovani zlocinnecke
Why nemohou sc ku prikladu
t6siti Detroit Buffalo, kde
zlocind pfibyva. RAPPORT uya-
di dale kriminalni statistiku s
pr1m6rnym staffm pachateld
jakoz j vypocet vsech prfpadd
srovnanyeh die povahy. Pocet
zattenych pro zlociny uvaden
jest rozd&len6, zde nar,ozenych
923, cizin9 zrozenych 610 a
Az provinilcI patfilo plemeni
cernemu. Pfekvapuje zejme-
na pom61'ne velky pocet cerno-
chu, jichz jest v Cleveland6
,pomerne velice malo, ien ma
" zlomek pies a procenta.
,Vseobecna, ale mylna domn6n-
ka, ze zlocinnosti u mas priby-
va, vzbuzovana jest okolnostl,
ze pachane zlociny jsou v po-
sledni dobe sensacniho razu,
ale celkove jest 1hrnnny pocet
mnohem mensi nez-li zazna-
menayaly rekordy let drfv9j-
sich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-23
KU KRATOcHvlLovE
SEBEVRAzDE.
Vyvolala v Kard. ReSici hlu.
boky dojem.

Pfinesli jsme nedavno die dc
pisu, zaslaneho rodine p. f,
Stejskala, 25O6 So. Hamlin "A.
We z Chicago o smrti c1eve-
landskeho obcana p. Karla
Kratochvila, jenz Sc v Karda-
sove Recici otravil Pohreb byl
mu vypraven die jeho pfani. v
dopise, jejz psaf nezli pouzil
jedu, vyslovil prani, aby mu O.
blekii po smrti pradlo, ktere
81 sam 'prichystal, dale do rak-
We ably mu dali americkou vlaj
ku a do hrobu americkou zem,
kterou 81 odtud pfivezl. Pfal
81 tez, ably mu u hrobu zapeli
'Kde domov mIj?" Mrtvola je-
no byla prenesena do tamejsi
sokolovny kde Sokol Safek mel
rec. PAX byla "a doprovodu
hubby a zpevu odnesena ma
hrbitov, kde fecnil Sokol Sima-
manek. Jelikoz hrobka, kterou
81 pral nit, nebyla hotova, byl
zatim ulozen do hrobky jine.
Odkazal Sokolim vsem il
nym spolkim znacne obnosy
penez. Mel pry pil milionu csl.
korun.
Sylvestrovske zabavy neby-
ly k Will jeho 1mrti poradany
tech byva v Kardasov6 Recici
vzdy nekolik a hl"cnych. Pfi-
Gina jeho sebevr.zdy jest "a
hadou. Kdyz umfral, pravil jen
re to must .byt. Jeho pohrbu
sc s1castnilo Sokolstvo z cele-
no okoli, jako z Jindr. Hradce,
Dirne, Sobeslavi, Destne, OBJ
canstvo okolni, takze prdvod
byl neprehledny. B6hem jeho
hrozneho utrpeni po ppziti smr
tonosneho jedu byli II jehoA ~
ka neustale recicti rodaci, KITE
Fl Sc mu snazili posledni Okla
milky zpfijemniti, zvlaste pi.
ucitelova Svecova, ktera byla
posledni pritomna, kdyz ne
st'astnik vypustil slechetnou
dust. Cest budiz jeho pamatce
u. H.
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KAJlcf HkfsNfK.

d
Pred ufadovnou hiavnfho
probacn{ho drednika T. C. Le-
wise stal as 12-lety hoch s u
plakanym obilcejem. Byv ta-
zan, co uradovne pohledava,
'odpoved6l "a place otazkou,
kdy ze jede do Lancasteru
vlak. Lewis wal hosika ma
paska! a tyz vypravel, re do
ma ukradl matce penize a re
proto jede do Lancasteru do
tamejsfho 1stavu ma polepso-
vani pobloudilych hochn. Le-
wis drzel chlapci kazani a pax
mu dial lfstek ma poulicni karu
do jeho domoya ma vych. 1870.
ul. u Kinsman rd. Vyslal s MIN
spolu podffzeneho drednika by
azlod6jskou" historku vysetfil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-23
KLUBOVNf DuM AMERIc
KELECIE.


Ia pristiho l6ta zahajena
bude kampan SHREK We pro-
speech noveho klubovniho do
mu Americke Legie. Nova bu-
dova bude 13 patrova ma
klad rozpocte'n jest ma $780,
900. Bu'de hlavnfm stanem
vsech 33 pobocek v zdejsim o.
krese a vypravena velkou te.
locvicnou, sportovnfmi mist.
nostmi, ale bude take pamato.
'vano ma obchody, jichz pro.
.najmuti by .mohlo budovu udr
,zovati.
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zELEZNICNI BRATRSTVO
DOSAHUJE SPOLUKON.
TROLY v TRUSTU.

Warren S. Stone, pfedseda
bratrstva lokomotivnich stroll
vudot zasedati bude riditel-
ske rade spolu s 4, milionafem
Charlesem M. Schwabem, T.
Colemanem du Pontem jiny-
mi velmozi americkeho velko-
prGmyslu, jelikoz jmenovane
sdruzeni zeleznicnich zamest.
nanca zakoupilo znacnou cast
dilcd zname spolecnosti the
Empire Trust Co. v New Yor-
ku.
Vstup do spolecnosti, jejiz
oyladane jmeni dostupuje $50
100000, jest vlastne jiz dru-,
hym krokem organisace zelez-
nicard, snazici Sc dostati hla-'
su i v kruzich, ktere Sc az do
nedavna zdaly nedostupnymi.
Vedl k nemu neobycejny u
speech as pred dvema roxy "a
lozene ba'nky bratrstva loko-
motivnich strojnikd. Zelezni-
chi zamestnanci zastoupeni bu-,
dou jmenovanym presidentem'
Stonem a tajemnikem w. B.
Prenterem.
Banka byla zrizena Cleve-
'lande ma rohu st. Clair a On
tario ul., kde "a pomeme KRAFT
kou dobu dtou rokI tesla se
tax .rnocnemu rozmachu, ze
.bratrstvo sobe dnes vynucuje j
ljistou kontrolu vclikoka'pitalu
a velkoprumyslu.
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Radnf Curry pustil Sc tento'
krate do vyssi politiky a podal
resoluci, kterou jest president
Harding ezadan, ably svolal me-
zistatni konferenci narodI, ma
ktere by byl luSten problem,
.jak dati do pofadku rozruseny
sv6t.- Jest to vlastne mySlen-
ka demokatickeho kandidata
ma pesidentstvi j. M. Coke.
Pfedseda mestske rady odka-
zal resoluci legislativnimu w.
boru proti protestu podavate-
le, jenz zadal okamzite proje-
dnani.
Currymu sc snazil pomoci
radni Sulzman, jenz pronesl
pathetickou Fec, ale kolegovi
tim nikterak nepomohl.
Jisty zivot vnesl do zaseda-
nj navrh radniho Pottera, ably
tatiz kazdemu radnfmu, jez ne
navst6vuje schdze vyboru bez
'omluvy .fnapafena" byla po-
kuta $40. Navrh svdj oddvod-
h6val velice- tfefne. TAX pry
v dIlezite schdzi stran slyseni
o pasmove ordinance Sc "hem-
zili" We schdzi jen diva mestStl
tatikove. Pfedseda Townes
dal navrh odhlasovati a tento
st'astn9 propadl,. ale jen rozdf-
lem 2 hlasI.
Jak bylo ocekav&no, byl bez
oposice schvalen .rozpocet me-
sta ma rok 1923 v celkove su-
me $13,54O.57O.42.
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ZAUcOVAL HOCHA LUPIC-
SKEMU kEMESLU.

V opatrovani dradd jest il
sty muz a 16-lety hoch, ktefi
jsou podezreni, ze mali ma
svedomi as 10 loupezi, spacha-
nych hlavne v okoli st. Clair
ave. a Eddy I'd. Jak Sc policie
domniva postal muz hocha do
vnitf domu, aby sebral CO Sc
dalo, mezitim co sam venku
bd6l. aby jeho spolecnik nebyl
vyruSovan.