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Evening star., 1923-09-30

The L. a. degree is to be conferred by
Osiris Lodge, No. 26, next Wednesday
evening. A special communication is so
be held Saturday at 1880 pm. for the
purpose of comforting the Master Mason
degree. 1t will be conferred by men,
hers of the United States Marine Corps
On a class of candidates
The Craftsman Club is to give a
dance Tuesday night at the Wardman
Park Hotel. The October meeting of
the club Is to be held next Friday
night at the Gavel Club rooms. An
entertainment is to be given.
The first Kallipolis Grotto dance OF
the season will be held at the New
willard Hotel tomorrow evening
Past Monarch c. z. Boss Is chairman
of the committee in charge. Music
will belfurnished by the Grotto Band
and Orchestra. The second ball of the
season will be held on October 81.
Monarch Henry J. Gompers an
Aounces plans are being made for the
fall ceremonial.
A recent addition to the Grotto
headquarters is life-sized framed
portrait of the late President Hard
ing. who was member of Kallipolis
Grotto.
A miniature copy of the corner
stone of the George Washington Me-
mortal at Alexandria. Va. is to be
presented to King David Lodge, No.
%. Tuesday night by Deputy Grand
Master Callahan of Virginia. Most
Worshipful Grand Master James F.
Price of Virginia is expected to at
tend,
The 515th stated conclave of Orient
Commandery, knights Templar, will
be held tomorrow at 1880 pm. at
Naval Lodge Hall, 4th street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
The annual field day exercises. OF
Knights Templar of. the District of
Columbia are to be held on the White
House Ellipse the afternoon of Octo-
ber 10. The constituent commanderies
have been ordered to report at Ma
sonic Temple at pm. in full Tenn
plar uniform and take positions that
will be assigned them. The lines
will proceed at 1880 pm. The ex-
ercises will include the annual in
spection of the communicates and
competitive drills.
Evening star., 1923-09-30
MASONIC.

Monday-Potomac, No. ..
r. B. French, No. 10.
Anacostia, No. 81.
Pentalpha. No. 23. L. A.
Albert Pike, No. 80.
uesday-Nationai, No. Il.
Arminius, No. %.
VI. VI. Parker. No. %. K. A.
King David. No. %.
Washington Centennial,
No. Il.
Osiris, No. %. .s-
King Solomon. No. 81.
East Gate. No. "a.
Tn lrsday. Naval. No. 4, 4. c.
Hiram. No. 10.
La Fayette, No. 19.
W. r. Singleton, No. 80.
Friday-Columbla, No. 3.
Lebanon, No. Z.
saturday--Osiris, No. 2s, special, NJ. N.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday--La Fsyette. No. 5.
Wednesday-Columbia. No. /, Mark.
Brightwood, No. 0. -.
CoMAiANDERIEs.
Monday-0rient. No. ).
sday-Brightwood, No. 6.
ednesday-PotOmac, No. 3.
Thursday-Columbia, No. ..
Evening star., 1923-09-30
FRAZIER MITES
pie. at Rhode Island and Mills ave-

pie. at Rhode Island and Mills ave-
nues.
Washington Centennial Chapter
No. 26. will receive the grand officers
at it's next meeting, October 5. An
interesting program Is being ar
ranged. The auxiliary home board
Will meet with Mrs. Clara Gotthardt
III Il street northeast. tomorrow at
pm.
Bethany Chapter. No. "a, celebrated
floral night September 81, each MEM
Der being presented with a bouquet
or flowers. Twelve candidates were
initiated and six petitions for the de-
grees received. Past Grand Patron
George C. Mobray, Associate Grand
Patron William G. Belts and Past
Grand Patron w. F. Andrews Of Ohio
hold a card party at Hotel Hamilton
from to pm October 3: a rum
mage sale will be held October 81.
The next meeting will be next Fri
day at 1880 pm. After a short busi-
ness session the members will visit
Washington Centennial Chapter, No.
70, it being its grand visitation.
Following the business meeting of
Acacia Chapter Tuesday evening, an
, Illustrated lecture on Finger Prints
VIII be delivered
Areme Chapter celebrated it's twenty
third birthday anniversary September
! 19. having as it's guests Of honor the
grand matron and patron and the
worthy grand martha Of the General
Grand Chapter. Flora Campbell. In
the absence of the patron, Past Grand
Patron Brashears acted as patron. A
musical program was rendered. At
its meeting next Wednesday the de-
grees will be conferred, to be followed
by short program.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. IS,
tomorrow night after short busi-
ness session. will have an interesting G
program, which will include an in
formal talk by Judge Kathryn Sellers
on the work of the Juvenile Court;
. also a, short address by Rev. DR..
David Covell. October 10 work of
this chapter will be put on by the
!, 1928 Matron and Patron Association,
with the worthy grand matron and
worthy grand patron in the east.
Evening star., 1923-09-30
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

An informal reception was tender
ed the returning delegates who at
tended the convention of the National
Circle. Daughters OF Isabella. in Gin
cinnati. Monday night. at the Catho-
lie Community House. AIiss Eliza
beth Dolau. regent: Mrs. Alice Bick-
sler. state regent, and Mrs. Ida Frank
regent of St Charles Circle, No. a47.
OF Clarendon made addresses. and ID
musical program was rendered by
Miss Ethel Roddy. Refreshments
We're served. Thursday night large
delegation will go to Clarendon to be
the guest of the St Charles Circle at
be given by the officers OF Circle No.
17S
Evening star., 1923-09-30
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.

Hope Council, No. 1, met last Tues
day at the Naval Lodge Hall. The
degree team, under the leadership of
Mrs. Jenkins began work. Next Fri
day night the team is to go to Alex
andria to give an initiation there.
Next Tuesday is to be covered dish"
night. All members are urged to bring
a dish of food
Evening star., 1923-09-30
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

Washington Aerie met Thursday
last. number of routine matters be-
ing disposed of. The membership
committee reported another class of
fifty in preparation. The report of
the building committee relative to
erecting home for the aerie was
given. In this connection it was
noted that the Frostburg. Nd Aerie
has already begun the Aerie building,
the corner stone having been laid
September 81.
The entertainment committee Is
planning number of receptions to
members of Congress and govern
ment officials who are Eagles. There
will also be several ladies nights
Evening star., 1923-09-30
JR. o. U. A. M.

Anacostia Council. No. 16. met at
its hall last Monday. Counciloi. w. B.
Staub presiding. The council will
have a class initiation October Is.
After short business meeting tomor-
row. the members will attend an open
meeting at Reno. No. 46. The council
was notified that w. L. Lange of
Wilmington, Del, was appointed
deputy national councillor for this
jurisdiction. 1t also was announced
that Coleman w. Whipp of Mt Yer
tional deputy councillor for Delaware.
The council will hold a social meet
ing October %
Evening star., 1923-09-30
ODD FELLOWS.

The odd Fellows special will leave
36th and NJ streets northwest next Fri.
day at 1 pm. for Leesburg. Va, to take
part in the Northern Virginia Odd
Fellows Association celebration The
Mithras Sanctorum clown band will
escort the delegation. and several hun
dred members OF the 0dd Fellows of
this city will attend the celebration.
Final arrangements will be completed
by the committee in charge tomorrow
evening at Odd Fellows Temple, 41e
Evening star., 1923-09-30
So Why Worry?

From the Richmond TimesDispatch.
Many a man got hisself sick
worrin' bout things" said Charcoal
Eph, ruminatively, ''an' he didn't
never know dat de onlies' thing he
worry mos about never did happen" ="
Evening star., 1923-09-30
B. P. O. ELKS.

held every Wednesday evening start
ing next week.
The first week In November a pool
tournament will be held at the club
house for Elks.
A masquerade ball and oyster roast
is being arranged for the Elks and
their families. Prizes will be given
for the best costume. The trustees Of
the lodge, with the cooperation of a
special committee, are making prep
arations for the Halloween party.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

The Craftsman Club is to give a
Gance Tuesday night at the Wardman
Park Hotel. The October meeting of
the club is to be held next Friday
night at the Gavel Club rooms. An
entertainment is to be given.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

Matron Lillian NJ. Miller Of East
Gate Chapter. No. 81. announces work
for Friday evening. the line being
advanced with Associate Matron
Lena B. yierbuchen in the east. Past.
Matron Nellie McBeth will have
charge Of the social which will follow
the initiation. Meetings are now be-
ing held in the new East Gate Tenn
Evening star., 1923-09-30

Harding Chapter, No. 81. will hold
bazaar, with cafeteria and dancing,
in Masonic Temple next Thursday,
beginning at 1880 am. Hot and cold
lunches. ice cream. cake, candy, flow
ers and fancy articles for sale.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

Gavel Chapter. No. 20, will cele-
brate its second birthday anniversary
next Tuesday evening. Mrs. Effie
Kessler. chairman of the ways and
means committee. announces a dinner
to be given October s. from to 1880
O'clock
The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-12-27
INSECT TALES

Many underwater insects carry air beneath their wings.
 Great atlas moth of India Is said to be the largest moth or butterfly in the world.
 Bats are directed In their flight by a special sense of hearing and by sound waves.
 The f1y's wing Is one of the most perfect and delicate pieces of mech anlsm nature has ever produced.
 Most spiders have eight eyes, few have only six. In spite of their plenti- full supply, spiders are very short sighted.
 Insects which spend most of their lives In torpid or semi-torpid condi- ton are seldom injured and never killed by being frozen.
 A caterpillar does not breathe through its mouth, but through holes In the sides of its body. There are nine of these on each side.
 Among the natural curiosities of Japan are singing insects. The most prized of these Is a black beetle named "sussumushi," which means insect bell" The sound that 1t emits resembles that of a little silver bell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-12-27
SIXTY YEARS OF BoNNETs

Sixty years have brought remark able range in styles of millinery. Types of headgear favored at the ten-year periods between 1862 and 1922 mark monumental epochs in hats.
 The Civil war girl wore a bonnet with wide crown swathed in ostrich feathers. A few flowers peeped through on a brim of black taffeta above and white silk underneath.
 The miss of 1872 displayed a be- feathered bonnet from which white ostrich plumes cascaded down over a brim just wide enough to cast a sha- dow over the brow.
 In 1882 the belle wore a Quaker.like soft straw bonnet covered with shy pink roses.
 The miss of 1892 introduced the last word of that period in chicness and dash. Hers was a sailor bonnet with pert crown and saucy brim. Ostrich feathers dropped far down over the side
 The Easter-tide hat of Miss 1902 was much like the headgear of the cavalier. It was made with wide brim of flower embroidered silk and a dropping ostrich feather at the side.
 The girl of 1912 wore a picture hat that was exceptionally large with parasol brim of lowered silk and graceful ostrich feathers covering the brim.
 After appearing in almost every type of spring millinery for fifty years, the ostrich feather Is missing this year. Miss 1922 sports a unique turban-like, low setting bonnet of woven straw with clusters of colored silk and a dash of ribbon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-12-27
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA DIVISION NUMBER ONE
 AT JUNEAU

ELLERY c. CARLSON,) No. 2311 A
 Plaintiff,)
 vs. ) SUMMONS MAY CARLSON, ) BY PUB
 Defendant.) LEGATION
 TO MAY CARLSON, defendant in the above entitled action, greeting;
 IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, you are hereby commanded to be and appear in the above entitled court holden at Juneau in said division uf said dis trict and answer the complaint ot the plaintiff filed therein against you in the above entitled action within thirty (30) days after the completion of the period of publica- tion and service of this summons up- on you, and if you fail so to appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the relief demanded in the prayer of said complaint, to-wit, for decree of divorce dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between the above named plaintiff and defendant, and for such other and further relief as to the court may seem meet and equitable. The order authorizing the publication of summons in this cause was duly signed and entered on the 18th day of November, 1923.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of the above entitled court at Ju- neau, Alaska, this 18th day of No vember, 1923.
 (SeaD JOHN H. DUNN, Clerk.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-12-27
GEMS OF THOUGHT

A grateful thought toward heaven Is of itself a prayer.-Lessing.
 Grace Is to the body, what good sense Is to the mind.-Rochefouca
 There is as much greatness of mind In acknowledging good turn, as in doing it.-Seneca.
 They are the weakest-minded and the hardest-hearted men that most love change.-Ruskin.
 God has two dwellings, one in heav. en, and the other in meek and thank ful heart.-IZaak Walton.
 The heart that is soonest awake to the flowers Is always the first to be touched by the thorns-Moore.
 So grasping is dishonesty, that 1t Is no respecter of persons; 1t will cheat friends as we'll as foes; and were It possible, would cheat even God him. self.-Bancroft.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-12-27
IRISH PROVERBS
Health is better than flocks.

Health is better than focks.
 God is not as severe as he Is said to be.
 To be red-headed is to be better than without head. Don't give cherries to pigs; don't give advice to fool.
 The man who was dividing Ireland didn't leave himself last.
 Don't see all you see and don't hear all you hear.-Chicago Herald and Ex. aminer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1923-12-27
ABOUT PEOPLE

Documents prove that William the ConquerOr, the first Norman king of england. could not sign his owD name.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-25
DNEs MA RoZHODNOUTI
POROTA o VINE BRATR1
: COUNTSOVYCH A
SPoLECNfKO.

Process s prohibitnimi Iplat-
kari, bratry Fredem a A, F.
Countsem a JOS. s. Shearerem
a Sam. A. Hoskinsem; pfedlo-
zen bude porote k rozhodnuti
dnes .odpoledne, o 3. hodine,
jak pravi pravnf zastupci obou
stran, kterf jiz vcera pronase-
Ii reci proti j We prospech svo-
jich klientI a v kterych patrne
jeste dnes bude pokracovano.
Asistent distriktn5ho navlad-
niho Spojenych Statl, Evans v
obzalovaci reci pred porotou
pravil: "Pon6Nadz zalovani
jsou muzi vysok6ho vzdelani, a
znali zakond, jest zlocin, jehoz
Sc dopustili, tim vetsi. Nedo-
volte temto zalovanym, aby Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-25
ODSOUZENI P~O OPERO.
VANf HRAcSKYCH
AUTOMATIC.

Pani Marketa Sawierova, q
1910 Hayden aye. a TIL. Brew
ster. 1864 Euclid ave. ,pba OBJ
chbdnici, byli vceEa odsouzeni
predmestskym soudem v East
Clevelande pro vydrzovani v
jejich mistech hracskych auto
mat1. Byli pred nedavnem
zatceni ma udani rodicl ditek,
ktere vice nez-i bylo slusno
do strojku vhazovaly pet'aky.
Op'erovani strojG bylo pred
mcstskym narizenim zapove-
'zeno a vSichni obchodnici Y
cas- varovani. Oba jmenovani
odsouzeni kazdy X poknte $25
4 nahrade soudnich utrat kro.
me trestu ma svobode v dobe
80 dni v robotarm9. Odsouzenf
sice penize slozil;, ale .proti ro.
botarn6 podali odvolapi, Q kite
rem Sc bud'e jednati pondeli
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-25
! ZPEVAKUM A
OCHOTNiKIM !,
BEDRICH ENCE.LS

-
FERD. LASSALLE.
Ultra, We stfedu rs.
zarfi zkouska ma Bal
Kaj-Laj v ceske ST.
nj Sokol ma Clark
Ayo. Vsichni ma sva
n1ista. Ma zdar!
Riditel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-25

"a plast' uctyhodno-
sti, -panove poroty, vafim, ze
Wy. panove, nepodlehnete slo-
vnm byvaleho guvernera j. M.
Coke i jintch !, charakternfch,
sv9dkd a ze to n'ebude miti Vii
VI. abyste jen pismenkou jste
Sc dali s'vesti pokud Sc tyce til
ze dikazn".
Zalobce Evans. po reci pro-
bral podrobne vypovedi vsech
z nichz by bylo mono
souditi ma ,vinu obvin9nych, re
skutecn6 penez "a rdzne zako-
nem nedovolene 1sluhy brali.
Obhajce Luther Day pro-
hlasoval, Re by soudce Weston
haver mel pouciti porotu, ze
nedokazana svedectvi k vine SIC
priznavsich spiklencd iAuer-
bachove, Rembrandt a j.) ma
ii byti branA ien . jistvm po-
dezfenim. ''Svedkowe tito sa-
mi Sc pfiznali, ze sc dopustili
zlocind protistatnich byli po-
slani do trestnice v Atlante, .
prsvil "a obhajoby a "a Teci
bral ! pochybnost pravdomluv
most syedku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-25
'HATCEN z PODEZkENl
OLOUPENf POSLU.

: Is
Dne s. zafi lbyli 'okradeni
diva poslove, lesouci d6lnickou
vyplath o $584O.00 pied vcho-
dem do zavodm The Pompeian
Manufacturing Co., 24O2 Pay
ne ave. Vcera Sc podafilo de-
tektivnimu poruc. H. Weissovi
a detektivu C. Banksovi zatk.
nouti podezfeleho muze, jenz
byl jednim okradenych po-
slii poznan. Podezreni sesile-
no jest okolnosti. ze zatceny
ma "a seboaee kriminalni re.
kord. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-25
BAKER Sc vRAcf z Ma.
vSTEvY EvROPY.

Newton D. Baker, byvaly ta-
jemnik valky v nejkritictejsi
dobe a byvaly clevelahdsky
pfistal v ned6li v New
Yorku a hodla zde jiz Ultra
vecer v hotelu Cleveland pred
naseti o nabytych dojmech "a
pomerne kratkeho vtletu po
evropskych zemich. Prednas-
ka poradana bude The League
of Nations Non-partisan Asso-
citation. Baker by "a sveho W.
letu v Zeneve, kde zasedala
prave Liga narodi, ably jedna-
la o urovnani recko-italske kri
Sc povstale italskym obsaze-
MIN reckeho ostrova Korfu.
Jak Sc mel Baker hned po pfi-
sAani vyjadriti vd6i novinarske-
mu zpravodaji, "dokazala Ii
ga svoji moe i zpdsobilost,
zmoci tuto udalost. &
Predsedou clevelahdske OF.
|ganisace prednasku poradajici
jest Samuel%Mather.' PfednaS.
ka pristupna jest sirsi verejno.
sti a po -jejim zakonceni nasta.
ne o nametu vseobecna deba.
|ta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-25
soUDcEM DOMu PosLANA
POROTA.

"Dokazali jste, ze jste pri-
padu nevenoyali dostatek po-
zornosti, anebo jste neschopny
mi rorotci. Ma kazdv zpdsob
ncmate zpIsottlosti a proto Sc
nemusite namabati znovu Sc
zde objeviti..' Takto Sc roz-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-25

loucil vcera sc soudem lidu O.
kresnf soudce Ch. L. Newco-.
mer z Bryan, jenz ma zdejsim
eoude vypomaha. Jednalo Sc.
0 ,Dripad kapesn-ho zlodtje.I
jenz byf vyrokem poroty osvo-
bozen. Porota bylaw cinnosti
teprve Cd vcerejsiho dne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-25
CLEVELAND ZAHALEN
v MLHU.
Ma Lorain ave. sraxilo Sc pet
pouliSnich kar.


Kazdy, kdo dnesniho casne-
no rama sc ubfral "a svoji dem
nj praci, byl nucen prodirati Sc
huston mlhou, "a kterou by Sc
ami povestne mlhy londynske
nemusily stydeti, peclive Sc o.,
hlizeje po svetlech aut, iez v,
nepatrne delce mrkala jake
hdicky. Mlha dnesni byla,
tax hutna, ze il bylo mozno,
die lidoveho rceni "krajet" a
jak povolani znalci pravi, ne
byl Cleveland podobneho "a
tmeni svedkem po celou radu
rokh. Zavojem timto zvysena
byla moznost v6tsiho poctu ira
ficnich nest6sti a proto byla
sluzba dopravni policie zvyse-
ma. Pres pozornost uradI do
SIC k n9kolika srazkam, z
nichz neivetsi ona ma Lorain
ave, ma ktere Sc podilelo hned
pet poulicnich kar najednou.
Hasici povolani k n6kolika
drobneisim pozarGm, museli
jeti k ohni jen hlemyzdlm kro-
KEN, ale ma st6stf nebyla nikde
zpusobea vetsi Skoda. Podob-
nou rychlosti 'ujizdely' kary
poulicni, hlomozice stale zvon
Gem ma vystrahu chodcnm.
Mia stala sc vitanou pfile-
zitosti tfem lupicum, kteri z
rohu nedaleko Central ave. a
vych. SO. ul. zavolali ma ridice
taxicabu Samuela Harbera, z
1852 vych. 55. ul. Spokojen s
vyhlidkou ma dobry rannf po-
tinek prirazil sofer k okraji
chodniku, kdyz pojedou ieden
z domnelych pasazera vyskocil
ma stupatko stroje a ma Harbe-
ra namiril revolverem, drze
jej V posluSnosti mezi tim CO
ko!egove jeho ulehcili kapsam
ridice. Koi.ist nebyla valna,
ale "rannim ptakum" Sc poda-
rilo vskociti do auta a beze
stopy zmizeti. Prepaid udal sc
TAX neocekavane a rychle, ze
Harber nemohl policii podati
valneho popisu pachateld.
AS kolem desate hodiny ,ve7
ce.mi zvolnila mezimestska q
kara ma Lorain ave. a zap. 25.
ml. pojednou jjzdu, ably Sc wy
hnula srazce $ automobilem,
jedoucim ma pric iizdni dra-
hou, prijela vSak "a nj kara
poulicni, a vrazila do pred
mestske, kdyz tom okamziku
nastal karambol $ karou ,tretf,
jedouci tesne "a druhou. Ce-
stujici krone dGNladneho pro-
tfeseni, neutrpeli jinak vaznej-
Sich IrazG. Odnesly' to jen
vagony, z nichz diva musely
byti odvleGeny. Ridici Sc Wy,
mlouvaji. ze, Jim mlha zbraho.
va!a rozhled, a re nevidel
pred sebe ami ma nekolik stop
TAX re mohli jeti jen velice
zvolna. Mailer ale neprichaz
nikdy sam, sotva re poroucha
ne vozy odstraneny byly z mi
sta melody, srazily Sc, as 81
stop dale dive poulicni kar il
ne, "a ktere srazky byla iist;
divka uderena tax, zc poZbyl;
vsdomi. Byla vsak priyeden,
k sobe, drive nez-li policie M
hla zaznamenati jeji jmeno.
Mia zapocala vladu as
0:3O hod. vecer zavinoNal;
velke zdrzOvani vSeobecne do
pravy az do rannich hodi1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-25
ZAsEDANf MESIsKE RADY.
Zadavani koncese na obchod
v msstskych stancich.

Pc vysvetlenf, podanem wee
ra riditelem mestskych majet-
XII a, parkd G. E. Ruetenikem
a uradujicim mestskym prav-
MIN riditelem C. F. Schulerem,
tykajici Sc kontraktu uzavre-
neho ma 3 roxy s pronajimate-
lem mes,tskych stankd rhz-
nym obcerstvenim, ktery "a,
dan byl "a lehcich podmfnek
Jakubu W.. Weissovi, jez NEST
ske rade nestacilo, tato hodla
vsc dale vysetrovati. Meststi
ufednici sami pravili, re nek-
tere podminky stare smlouvy
byly prilis tvrde, a ze dleva Sc
stala ma zadoat dosavadniho
najemce sameho.
Mayor Kohler nebyl zaseda-
nj pritomen, neb odjel vcera
vecel DO New Yorku, kde ho-
dla rrciati vodarenske bondy.
Predseda mestske rady Tow
mes prohlastl, re zna v Cleve-
]ande obchodnika, ktery by
byl hotov "a koncesi mestskych
stanku zaplatiti' rocne $4,000,
kdezto Weiss plati jen $36.375
Ruetenik se vvmlouval, re 0
veci rozhodnuto bude teprve v
patek ma schGzi kontrolni ra-
| dy. Mestska rada vyzvala na
/ to fiditele Ruetenika, ably Okla
mite prinesl re svoji kance-
lafe opisy smlouvy stare j no
We hned jmenovan petitlen-
ny vybor, Townes, Finkle. Cur
ry. Potter Kadlecek. ktery
by smlouvu ma mist6 prostudo-
val. Stalo sc talk a vysledek
|byl, ze m6stska rada skutecne
$ novou srnlouvou spokojena
neni, jelikoz novymi podmin-
kami Sc vzdava m6sto kontro-
| ly i zaruk, ze smlouva fadne
bude plnena, nehlede k tomu,
ze 8 jinym kontraktorem by se
dalo We prospech mesta vyzi-
skati vice pen6z.
Mestska rada vcera prijals
ordinance, die ktere ma byti 2
policejniho fondu pfenesene
do fondu mestske rady $1,000
kterych Sc ma dostati kodovt
komisi, jak minuleho tydnt
rozhodl okresni soud. Ordi
nance bude die vseho mayorem
vetovana, coz ale bude NIT
! tjen ucinek odkladu, ieliko5
mestska rada pres mayorovo
zamitnuti ordinance prime po
druhG.
Podobne pres mayorovo We
Ito prijata byla lima ordinance
povolujici $4,000 ma oprav1
dlazby Ma moste ma vych. "a
lul. vedouci pres Kinsbury.
! "Mayor We SVEN vetu pro
hlasil, ze jest iiz prilis pozd'
podniknout opravu mostu. vi
me dobre, ze tomu tax neni
Jest to pouha oprava, jez mn
ze byti vykonana treba upro
/ sired zimy. Vlastni pricin'
mayorova v6zi v tom, ze by RAT
|vykazoval v6tsi dspory," pra
} vii radni Kadlecek, p1vodc
ordinance.
1 Mezi iinymi, vcera vyrize
|nymi zalezitostmi bylo uznan
.|vydajI $342.0OO ma mestske Q
, svetleni, $4,000 ma move dlaz
by a nekolik traficnich j
|, nych zalezitosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-25
UPOZORNENf!
Loze Prokop Vely
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I. o. O.. F. Welfare vybor
porada vylet do Springfield.
O., k navstev6 naseho domova
pro starce a sirotky, v nedeli
80. zaff. Jizdne tam a zp9t
$500, ditky cd 8 do. IL let po-
LOWE. Vlak ,vyjsde z Union
,n&drazf, Big Four drahy, v
1880 hodin rano, mestsky Gas,
q zpatecnf vlak -vyjede re
Springfield v $50 hodin veter
Izdejsi caA. o listky Sc Haste
" els. 1904 Prospect Ave. aneb
ma Union nadrazi.
Uvadi sc dale ma vedomi, ze
Loze bude uvad9t 20 novych
cekanci prvni stfedu v fijnu.
Hoina ndvsteva bude uznanim
prace VAST Getty.
|. F. KRlz, tai.
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