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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-26
ANOTHER CANDIDATE.

The most recent entrant into city
politics is c.. A. Lauterbach who filed
Saturday as a candidate for the office
of City Recorder. This makes two
candidates for this office, Captain w.
A. Fraser having announced himself
as a candidate a week ago. Mr..
Lauterbach last July completed his
term of eight years as postmaster of
Redwood Falls the experience he got
there making him well qualified for
the book keeping of which the work
of the City Recorder largely consists.
Since that time he has been associat-
ed with his brothers in the Lauter-
bach store. Both he and his opponent
are capable and from present appear
ances the campaign will be matter
Of personal friendships on both sides
since each man is thoroughly COM
petent and equipped to do the work
satisfactorily. There has been nc
announcement of candidates for the
other offices for which there will be
vacanies. The annual election will
take place this year on January 9Th
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-26
Short Course
Opens January 7
A SHORT SHORT COURSE FEA-
TURE OF WORK AT HIGH AT
BEGINNING OF YEAR.

A three months short course in
agricultural education will be offered
at the Redwood Falls High School
commencing January 7th. All farm
boys between the ages of sixteen and
twenty-one are eligible to attend The
course has been especially arranged
for boys who have had to stay on
the farm throughout the harvest and
so could not register in either the full
time or 'short" course.
Instruction will be given in:
1. Farm crops, soils, farm man
agement and marketing.
2. Farm shop. This course in
cludes woodworking exercises, handle
fitting, harness repairing and leather
sewing, soldering, babitting, tool
sharpening, saw filing, elementary
concrete work and rope work.
3. English.
a. Farm arithmetic.
Registration must be completed by
January 5th.
is one of forty-fve departments of
vocational agriculture in high schools
of the state. These departments are
supported by Federal aid provided by
the Smith, Hughes law. The passage
of this law in 1917 made it possible
for farm boys to obtain scientific and
practical training suited to their
needs. 1t provided for part time in
struction and in organizing the three
months "short" course, the local de-
-partment is trying to reach the farm
boys of Redwood County not in the
Lamberton district.
A large registration is looked for
and in order to arrange class sched-
ules it is necessary to register at
once. Call 522 or see Mr.. Dahlberg
at the high school.
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rules for it. is that there are nc
slunls or slum districts to serve as a
blot on its face.
The church and social welfare or
ganizations work hand in hand with
the peace officers Of the city and
county with the result that those who
might be inclined to cause infractions
on moral standards are held in strict
public disapproval.
That Redwood Falls is a desirable
place to live is due in a great measure
to those sturdy pioneers who came
here in an early day to build an IN
land empire; those who laid the
foundation and laid it so well for a
future progressive and home loving
city and whose faith never wavered
in the city's ultimate destiny. Red
wood Falls stands today as monu-
ment to their endeavors.
The churches have been an impor--
tant factor in the bringing about OF
the pleasant conditions in that through
their congregations concerted effort
has been made to raise the moral
standard of new and growing coun-
try and which. has been marked with
success. Like all western and south
western towns Redwood Falls has
passed through its period of lax law
enforcement when the principal am
usement was just what the environ
ment made it. All these retarding
conditions have been eliminated and
clean picture shows, libraries, school
organizations, and church auxiliary
clubs have taken their place, provid-
ing good, clean and wholesome amuse-
ment for old and young alike.
There are six church organizations
(Continued on page u
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terested boosters for it. Many of
the finest specimens in the country
will be exhibited at the coming show
and those directly interested in any
particular breed will have an oppor-
tunity to see where they can improve
upon the stock they now have. 1t
will be an interesting show for those
who are interested in any phase of
poultry raising.
Premium lists and entry blanks
have been sent to all producers so far
as their names could be secured.
Should anyone desire to show who
has not been placed on the list premi-
um lists and entry blanks may be
procured from C. A. Lauterbach,
Secretary, Redwood Falls.
In order to encourage more exhibits
the directors have raised the premiums
to more than double those of former
years. This has been done since the
premium lists were published and are
as follows:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-26

County Poultry SholD
at Arnory Jan. 2, 3, 4
Entries for Big Annual Event Close Dec 9th All Prem
ums Increased This Year; Many Early Entries Already
8 Made; Sale Department Feature for This
Show. Everybody Invited

That the Sixth Annual Show of the
Redwood County Poultry Association
promises to be much bigger than for-
mer exhibits, is very apparent from
the many inquiries that have been
received. Requests for premium lists
and entry blanks have exceeded for
n1er years both from within and out
of the county.
People are awakening to the fact
that there is money in the poultry
game especially. when good breeding
is encouraged and many are now car
ing for good flocks of standard breeds
and making success of it who have
not done so in former years. Poul-
try raising is taking the place of
wheat raising in this section Of the
country and bringing in much greater
returns financially.
The Importance of an annual poul-
try exhibit cannot be too strongly en-
phasized for both the producer and
community and all should become in
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-26
AND TRENT
FOR ALDERMEN.

Just before the Gazette goes to
press it is announced that A. Vihstadt
of the Second Ward has consented to
become candidate for alderman in
his ward. DIR. Henze who served for
the past term, has positively refused
all pleadings from his friends that he
again become candidate and has
stated definitely that he will not run.
Mr.. Vihstadt has been prevailed upon
to take his place. j. E. Trent who
was mentioned as a possible candidate
last week has also consented to file
and his petition was being circulated
among First Ward voters Monday
morning. Both men are especially
well fitted for service on the council
and will make strong officers. No OPP
position to them has been voiced thus
far.
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New Association.

A new Cow Testing Association is
in the process of development at pre-
sent. Mr.. Max Steinlicht of Delhi
is securing some cooperators in the
Delhi community and the list will soon
be in the hands of some dairymen in
the Redwood Falls territory. One
Association is now in successful opera
tion in the Morgan community and
there is demand for one in the Wal
nut Grove and Milroy territory. Work
will be started there soon. The Nor
gan Association has conceiv ed the
splendid idea of holding regular mon
thly meetings to study their associa-
zion work and get more out of the
facts that are continually being. re-
svealed to them through their tester
Mr.. Stiles.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-26
Company |
Beats New lJln
GOOD GAME TUESDAY EVENING;
GREGG'S GANG HERE FRIDAY,
DECEMBER 2sth.

Company l. of Redwood Falls, and
Company A of New Ulm, met at the
Armory last Tuesday evening and the
local army came out victorious by a
70 to 13 count. Lamberton was the
Redwood star with five field goals in
three quarters of play. Hoffert also
played a fast and clever game and
gathered three field goals and one
free attempt. Mason started the
game at guard and played some fine
basket ball. Martin was decidedly off
color but played good floor game
never the less. Finske and Hirnan
played stellar games for the invading
army.
The game started with some fast
and pretty basket ball but was void
of baskets. Hoffert and Lamberton
each found the ring near the end of
the quarter for four points while New
Ulm also discovered the latitude of
the loop for as many points. Martin
lowered free throw as the quarter
ended. Score Redwood 5, New Ulm
4.
Redwood rolled in two more in the
second round when Mason made a
beautiful toss from the center of the
floor and Lamberton sank a miracul-
Gus shot from a corner. New Ulm
failed to score from the field but drop
ped in one free throw and the half
ended to with Redwood on the off
ense. In the second division both
squads got better range of the net
and the game which until now had
been rather droll picked up a little
exhilaration. Lamberton still had the
location of the net and counted two
times in the third quarter while Hof-
fert was annexing free shot. New
Ulm counted two free attempts and
found the loop for one long field bas-
,ket. The quarter abated Ia to 8.
The last stanza, Hoffert opened his
shooting eye and ante'd two goals to
Redwood string. Lamberton and Cole
made two pretty shots after some
beautiful team work. The opposition
counted twice from under the net af-
ter the completion of a couple neat
plays. Crevier added free counter
for Redwood and the fracas ended
with the scorers tally % to 13.
The New Ulm quint played a fast,
clean game and showed themselves to
be true sportsmen. The rivalry be-
tween the two teams is very keen but
the Company L men hold the top hand.
having defeated Company A last year
on the Armory floor.
The Company L boys play the St.
Olaf stars here next Friday evening
at which game the community will
have the opportunity of seeing Judd
Gregor again in the conflict This
should be a fast and exciting game
and the Company men deserve the
united support of the home people
Tho Limo I'M.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-26
Six Active Churches Attending
to Spiritual Welfare Of City
Organizations for Various Denominations Are Center
Forces Working in Harmony for Wholesome
Condition and High Standard
Able Pastors Provide Leadership
Eighth of Series Of Special Articles Deals With Churches
of the City and Auxiliary Societies Assist
ing in Splendid Service


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advancement
by
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Of the city Redwood Falls
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-26
(BY v. s. MULLEN)
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE

z
States
upbuilding of a whole
gradually
of
conspic absence
community; appealing
which
credit where belongs the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-26

support entirely from membership
fees of $1.0O per year and is much in
need of funds. Anyone interested in
the welfare of the industry and the
Show is invited to become member
and the secretary will be pleased to
receive many applications.
Let's all become boosters for the
Poultry Show.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Will :Sickman of Vesta
are the parents of SON born Sunday,
December 23rd. Mrs. Sickman was
formerly Miss Alexander of Redwood
Falls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-26
CASH PREMIUMS

A new department known as the
sales department has been added this
year Anyone having birds for sale
may place them on exhibition in this
department and those desiring better
stock may see and purchase them
from the owner A small charge of
25c bird will be made to defray the
expense of feed and care.
The association derives its means of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-26

Sub: Finske for Bug, Dirk for Am
men. Remkaz for Dirk; Lamberton
for Cole, Cole for Crevier, Zorn for
Mason.
Field goals: Lamberton 5, Hoffert
8. Cole. Mason; Hirnan 2, Finske 2,
Ammen.
Free throws: Hoffert 1 in three,
Martin / in three, Crevier 1 in 1,
Lamberton 0 in L; Hirnan l in 1, Hir-
zog 2 in 4, Ammen 0 in /, Behnke 0
in 2.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-26

Howard Hall of Watertown, S. d.
was the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Lillian Hall Christmas Day,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-26

Mrs. Mary Palmer of Litchfeld is
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E.. Horr.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14
lJKRADLI IA $4,000. !.
kORALKY.
"Odalkoholisovana" lek6rna.

Domov predsedy fiditele
byvaleho pivovaru The Cleve-
land Sandusky, Brewing Co.,
Theodore Fishela v els. 1928
vych. l15. ul. navstiven byl
vcera rano zlodeji, vniknuvsi-
mi sklepnim oknem. Sebrali
znacne mnozstvi lihovin jeste
predvalecne jakosti a lup ma
lozili ma truck, nimz pax me-
rusene odjeli. Jen otevrene
'okno sklepa prozrazovalo zp6
sob kradeze. Cena koristi cd.
hadovana jest ma $4,000.
Podobne navstiveni doznala
vcera lekarna The Tenant
Drug Store, 992 vych. 1913. ul.,
kde take ze sklepa zmizelo 1C
galloni whisky a 8 gallonl ii.
teho Thu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14
LoUPEz MA 1--WE ULICI.

Do krejcovskeho obchodu,
ma zivem rohu Hough Ave. q
vych 70. ul. vesli diva mladlc-
kove, skteri ma klerka Jakuba
kohna namirili revolverem,
vtlacili do mistnosti zadni, kde
jej spoutaneho ulozili ma zem.
Pc cinu vybrali spesne z regi-
stru $35 a prchi. Kohn sice Sc
" okamziku vyprostil z pout a
pustil s revolverem v soused-
MIN krame vypdjcen6m stated
ne "a bandity podporovan jsa
" pronasledovani cetnymi chod
ci, ale oba taskari strelili diva.
krate po zastupu aby jej "a
straSili a manevr mel take Ia.
douci ncinek neb oba "a krat.
ko v jedne re sousednich uli.
eek zmizeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14
VYJEDNAVANf o PRfMER1
s PLYNARNOU.

Vybor psti nejlepe znamych
aktivnich clevelandskych OBJ
chodnikd ma bezprostredn6 "a
sahnouti v dnesni mrtvy bod
We vyjednavanf plynove, do
sud snad NONE dohode. Jiz v
sobotu sc organisovala skupi-
ma zastupcd obcanskych teles,
jez sc snazi najiti pevneho bo-
du v dnesnim zmatku. Dnes v
poledne m6la byti konana We
Winton hotelu schdze, kde by
byl zmfneny vybor p6ti parla-
mentafi jmenovan. Ma pretres
prisla otazka, zda by sc prec
jen nem6la celia plynova otaz
ka predloziti obcansk6mu re-
ferendu.
Obe valcici strany samy ma
hlizeji, re nejake zprostredku.
.jici navrhy mohou prijiti jedi
ne cd n6ktere move strany.
Jinak zGstava The East Ohio
Gas Co. zatvrzelou, jak ma
svedcuje prohlaseni presiden-
ia Dalyho: "Spolecnost ne
ma, co by move mohla nabid-
nouti. Byli jsme pozadani, a
bychom predlozili nejzazsi po-
dmfnky a tax jsme udinili ma
deli, ze spofeno bude casem a
ze Sc vyhneme smlouvani. il
neho uciniti Jest nam nemoz-
no."
Tyrdpsiinost plynarny nezda
sc ale ma nektere radni puso-
biti, nebot' doufajl, ze tato bu-
de prec jen donucena ke kapi-
tulaci, aneb aspon k nekterym
IstupkIm.
Mezi organisacemi, jez mali
vybrati vybor peti, neni dosud
zastoupena Obchodni Komora
ktera ale dneSni situaci studu-
je zvlaStnim vyborem.
Mayor Fred Kohler Jest pax
plynove otazce hotovou sim
gou, setrvava totiz V napro-
stem mlceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14
CO Sc VSE NEKRADE.
Ia Ochotu spatns Odmensny
zlodej.

| Nakladatelska firma Baldwin
Law Publishing Co., 1928 On
'tario ul. vcera oznamila policii
re j byla cd vchodu domu u
kradena bedna s 500 whisky
novehp ohioskeho kompensac-
|nfho zakona o kterem jest v
zakonodarn6 prave jednano.
Kradez sc stala V noci jest
|skutecne zahadou, co sob6 zlo
DEF $ tolika whisky pocne. X
prostudovani zakona jiste by
mu stacil jediny.
V patek vytrhl Louis John
son ucitelce NJ. Loveove, 1000
Euclid Ave. ma ulici kabelku,
" ktere Sc krone n6kolika cen
til nalezal eek a klfc. Posled-
|nejsi dive veci byly il vsak jiz
druhy den vraceny s dekovnym
dopisem "a Gently. Ucitelka ale
nedbala a dala dopis policii a
tato zjistila, re zlodejsky ga
lanthom jest vlastne jiz "a mri
zemi a sice pro same podobne
kousky, z kterych Sc nyni bu-
de zodpovidati pred velkopo-
rotor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14
UTOPIA Sc v JEzERE.

K bfehu jezera nedaleko
Beach Cliff, zapadne Cd usti
Rocky River pfipfavena byla
vcera mrtvola zeny, niz po-
znana 51-leta pi. Louisa Dea-
conova, zoos zap. 65. ul. Pred
nedavnem vylecena byla z ner-
vove choroby, po ktere il ale
|zbyla pamatka obcasne zadum
|civosti, v ktere dluzno as hle-
|dati pficinu smrti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14
TAKE KRlMINALY POKRA.
CUJl S DUCHEM CASU.

Dolby starych zalafu, kdy
vezeh v osamelosti travil dlou-
ha leta mu prisouzena, jsou
davno ty tam. v dneSnich
modernich karnych lstavech
sc ma nektery clovek lepe nez-
Ii v dobe, kdy I'll ma svobode.
TAX v statni trestnici V Colum
bus poslouchati budou chovan-
ci, aspon jista cast jejich, ra-
diovym koncertdm. S dovole-
MIN spravy umoznil dozorce p.
E. Thomas S trestancem E. F.
Kummlerem, jenz jest pro kra-
dez automobile odsouzen ma
dobu Cd 3 do 5 rokI, radiove
produkce, kterym Sc oslazova-
ii bude chovancdm pobyt v ne
hoStinnych jinak zdich. Kon.
cert Y Krlmlnale ZapOcne way
Z. hod.
Uvezn6ny Kummler, jenz je
graduovanym elektroinzeny
rem, byl vcera dopraven dc
Clevelandu, ably vypovidal ia.
ko svedek v jine kradezi auta
a dostal dovoleni, ably sebou
wal vlastni radio aparat. Sved
Gil V pripade zlodejskeho pans
kolegy r. E. Schatze, jehoz
pfipad jest prave pred poro.
tou q $ nimz mel provesti "jen
nsco" pres tricet odcizeni aut
rhznych typl. M
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14
RAD CESTf BRATRI E. 1O3
c. S. p. S.

poradal minulou ned6li Bottle
te vyroci trvani fadu. Po vyfi-
zeni spolkovych zalezitosti,
pred. br. Pesek schizi ukoncil
a pax br. F. Sakryd pojedna-
val d6jinach radu. Souhrn
|vsech financi dokazuje, re rad
re spolkovych prispevk1 yeas
|vyplacel 1mrtni poplatky j
|podpory onemocnelym bratfim
jakoz i znacn6 podporovali ce-
skou skolu, neSt'astne bratry
cd .iinych radG a jiz vyrovnal
5-dollarovy poplatek "a kazde
no elena v castce $445.OO.
Ze zakladajicich clend do
sud ziji bratri Matej Brabenec
Tomas Cuchna, Karel Cerven-
ka Frank Kudrna, kterym
projeveno pfani, ably jest6 po
mnoho roki We zdravi zivot
travili.
Dale byla ctena jmena vsech
Izemrelych brati'i a sester a ma
|jejich cinnost obetavost bylo
poukazano.
Zaroven bylo sireji pojedna
no br. V. Snajdrovi, jak mno
no zastuzne prace pro Jedno-
tn C.. S. p. S. co redaktor orga-
|nu Dennice Novoveku, byl w.
konal. Dale poukazano ma
idlouholetou cinnost pred ty-
dnem zemreleho bratra j. F.
Sprost6ho, ktery nejen po dlou
hou dobu nezistne pracoval
pro nasi Jednotu a zaroven
mnoho uziteene rady pomoci
potfebnym poskytoval. Co
mestsky lradnlk pro vysteho-
valce, uplathoval svGj soucit a
|povinnost cloveka k clov9ku.
Po prednaSce bratri sc "a
jmem naslouchali ceske kras-
| ne hudbe i zp6vu, svetovych
,pevkyn zpevakd. Bratri byli
pro program tax zaujati, ze
',zapomneli, ze manzelky donna
S obedem cekaji.
F. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14
ZTRATIL SEZNAM CLEVE.
LANDsK7cH' KLUx
kLANETU.

"
v majetku okresniho detek.
tiva j. Dorana nalezal Sc Sc
znam zdejsich prislusnika ia.
JENNIE teto orsanisace pracns
sestaveny jedlim zdejsim Ii.
stem. Zpravodaj totiz ma schl.
|zi konane pred nekolika mesi.
lei v Chagrin Falls a ma schd.
zich clevelandskych, sobe "a.
lznamenaval tabulky automo.
!bilove a die techto pax patra.
no po majitelieh. Ale Doran
by nebyl jiste oravym detekti.
VEN, kdyhy nebyl sob9 listinu
|opsal do zApisliku, tax ze ne.
bylo vlastns neeho ztraceno
Prfpad jen dokazuje, kan al
|sahaji tajemnd ruce podivne td
Ito spolecnosti.
Rev. G. I. Foster, postor ko.
stella "u dobreho pastyre' ns
Addison a Varian rds., kde Kr
Klux Klan konal schulz jiz ,
pondeli veder, vcera ohlasil, ze
lbyl poznovu vyzvan k podob
nemu dovoleni, kteremu take
|vyhov6l.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14
ORCANlSACE STAvITEL-
SKYCH KONTRAKTORU
Sc NEROZEJDE.

Sdruzenf stavitelskych "a
m6stnavatelG zname pod ma
zvem The Building Trades
Employers Association, nemz
Sc prohlasoyalo, re sc patrne
roZejde, zustane ma dale v
cinnosti a hodla pokracovati v
urovnani platu pracovnich
podminek v stavebnim prGmy-
slu, aspon tax bylo ma vcerejsi
schulz odhlasovano. Dale by
10 oznameno, re pfedaci sdru-
zeni, jiH navazali vyjednavani
IS jinymi pfibuznymi organisa-
cemi, ktere ma objasniti, proc
Sc dnes tax draze stavi.
Vykonny fiditel sdruzeni D.
L. Hopingarner zaslal pfedse-
dow vyboru pro prdmyslove
vztahy pri Obchodnf komofe,
A. C. Brownovi, dopis, v nemz
popira pravdivost zprav OBJ
chodni komory tykajicich Sc
stavebnich nakladI v letech
1921 a 1922. Podobne "utoky"
ma stavebni prdmysl jistymi "a
jmy, jimz by pry patrne ma
tom zalezelo, ably Sc sdruzeni
rozeSlo, mely pry prave opac-
my vysledek, neb bylo rozhod-
nuto organisaci stavitelskych
zamestnavatelu udrzeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14
SMRTELNf ZAPAS r. H
H. GOFFA, PRESIDENTA
THE CLEVELAND
TRUST CO.

V Lakeside nemocnici Jest
v osetfovani F. H. Goff, popu-
larni president The Cleveland
Trust Co., jehoz stav Sc vcera
zhorsil, ze jest ocekavan jeho
skon kazde chvile, ac posledni
bulletin mluvi 0 jistem zlepse-
nj. Onemocnel minuly patek
zanetem slepeho streva byl
dr.. G. w. Crilem operovan 4
pomerne zdarnym vysledkem,
ktery ale zmarily dostavivsi sc
" sobotu komplikacni choroby
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14
UNIE ZRfZENCU POULIC-
MICH DRAH JMENOVAIA
SVEHO ZASTUPCE DO
ARBITRACE.

Okresni soudce F. P. Wal
ther jmenovan byl vcera "a
mestnanci poulicnich drah ja-
ko jejich arbitrator We vyjed-
navani 15-centovem zvysenf
plat1. Jak pravi P. Wilson,
tajemnik spolecnosti cleveland
skych poulicnich trait, hodla
tato jmenovati arbitratora sve
no do triclenneho vyboru tepr-
We v nekolika prlStich dnech.
Walther pax a violence spolec-
nosti Sc mali dohodnouti ma
clenu tfetim. Kdyby Sc pax
oba nemohli shodnouti, zvoli
tfetlho federalni soudce We
stenhaver.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14
BUDE PRY NEDOSTATEK
LEDU.

Ably snad mas to v lete prilis
"nehfalo" pripravuji 81 pani
ledari die vseho pddu pro mo-
ane zdrazeni ledu jiz nyni. Ma
schGzi ledarskeho sdruzeni We
Winton hotelu byl jmenovan
vybor pro stat Ohio, jehoz IL
celem Jest zameziti mozny ne
dostatek ledu v nejvetsi letni
sezone. Hlavnim ukolem W.
boru bude upraviti dodavani
!edu, tax aby zasoby vydrzely
a byly maloobchodniki,m pro-
davany "a pfistupn6jsi ceny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14
KDYz cLOVEK SPEKULUJE
A PROSPEKULUJE.

Pred municipalnim soudcem
|Samuelem H. Silbertem vysly-
vani byli pi. Blanche Saltzova
a DIR. Louis Robechek, 239 Co.
lonial Arcade ma zalobu slec-
ny H. Mapesovy, ucitelky z
Marion, O. Saltzova byla "a
minulych let zackou zminene
ucitelky, jez j svefila $24,-
600, cele svoje 1spory, ably Pc
nize vhodne ulozila. Pri spe-
kulativnich transakcich pax
Robechek vystupoval jako pra
vni poradce. Oba obvineni po-
piraji kazdou vinu, ale soudce
dial Robechka pod zaruku We
vysi $4,000. po jejiz slozeni
byl propusten, kdezto Saltzo-
va, nemohouc zaruku sehnati.
zGstala We vazbe. Manzel Sal
tzove vypravuje, re je kdysi u
citelka Mapesova navstivila a
ponevadz slysela, re zena jeho
vydelala spekulativnlm naku-
PEN bond1, akcii atd. znacn6
penez, pozadala il, aby Sc 0
neco pOdobneho pokusila je-
jimi lsporami. Stalo Sc tax,
ale vysledkem, re penize Bly,
ly ztraceny.
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SYN ZAKLADATELE
BRECKSVlLLE
ZEMREL.

56-lety w. NJ. Breck, syn "a
kladatele vssnice Brecksville
jiz take zemfeleho JOS. Hunta
Breckse, rozzehnal Sc vcera sc
svetem v dome bratra dr.. The.
odora Brookse Brecka, 92s
vych. 105. Ill. z rodiny zakla.
datele zbyva krone uvedene.
no lekare jeste dcera pi. Loui.
sa Beggova. Starry Breck ze.
mrel jiz r. 1907.