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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-08-20
CHINA IN TREATY
With S0vIETS IN
SPITE OF HUGHES
10y The Federated Pressl

WASHINGTON, August 19.-Minis-
ter Schurman is coming home from
Pekin to report to Secretary Hughes
on the failure of Hughes attack on
the Russo-Chinese treaty affecting
the Cinese Eastern railway. Hughes
warned foreign minister Koo, at Pc
kin, that the United States would hold
China responsible for the American
claim of 100000 for running and
of the railroad during al
lied intervention in Siberia. Koo re-
piled that all claims affecting the rail
road would be discussed with Russia
and China jointly
It is reported that the RUSSO
Chinese agreement provides that the
Russian government and the Chinese
government shall run the railway,
which formerly was run by a COM
pany owned by Russia and operated
by a mixed board. Henceforth the
president of the road and three-ffths
of the management will be named by
Moscow.
Whlskers Don't Scare China.
Schurman is to explain how it hap
pened that Hughes displeasure was
not sufficient to stop this advance of
the Chinese government toward close
alliance with Russia.
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The Urban League has for years
been the great reservoir of black scab
labor, from which Chicago and De-
troit, especially, have drawn their
strikebreakers.
The outstanding achievement of the
business league during the 25 years
of its existence has been the forma-
ton Of a million-dollar finance corpo-
ration, which makes loans to Negro
business men. OF the capital at the
disposal of the Negro Business
League, 100000 comes from capitalist
open shop concerns. This money
passes thru the hands Of Mayor r. r.
Motion, budget manager of the league,
who is also head of Tuskegee Insti-
tute.
Munroe N. Work, a regular attend
ant at the sessions of the business
league, is working in the research de-
partment of Tuskegee, and is compiler
of the Negro Year Book. Forester
b. Washington, formerly professor Of
Howard University, was. at one time
head Of the Urban League Of Detroit.
Can Be Militant.
Just how militant presidents of Tus-
kegee Institute can be when, as pre-
siding officers Of the business league,
they take charge of the sessions of
the conventions OF Negro business
men, can be shown by the fact that
the appointment last year of Major
William Ward, Negro doctor, in
charge of the veterans hospital on the
grounds of Tuskegee Institute, was a
procedure unusual enough to arouse
the wrath of the local Ku Klux Khan,
who raided the hospital and paraded
thru the grounds Of the institute.
There is story which goes the
rounds Of the militant Negroes who
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To Let

) ROOMS AND BATH. FURNISHED
or unfurnished. Garage IL desired.
l.. B. Haskell, SIS East Front ST., Show
hogan. tf44
VERY CONVENIENT RENT OF )
rooms. Shed and stable. Electro
city. Situated on Hanover st. Apply
Gertrude Gates, RID 2, Skowhegan.
Farmers Tel. 2O-4i0. aw44
FURNISHED ROOMS. MRS. AN
DREW Peters, Symons Block. Water
St, Skowhegan. 1w44'
AUTO STORAGE. ONE STALL IN
two car garage for winter storage,
at, Lakewood. Ethel c. Ward. Water
St, Skowhegan. Telephone 21-2 tf43
DOWNSTAIRS RENT, 5 ROOMS.
City water and flush closet. On State
ST., Skowhegan. tf43
TENEMENT. o ROOMS AND, BATH.
Electric lights, spring water. Near
Postoffice, stores. etc. For particulars
see c. A, Ross, Court St, Skowhegan.
WELL LIGHTED, SECOND STORY,
loft floor, suitable for auto painting,
auto storage or light manufacturing.
Apply to r. w. Dover. East Front ST..
Skowhegan. 3w42
GOOD PLACE ron CAR SUMMER
hogan. or RED 2, Norridgewock. 2w42F
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. rs Turner Ave-. SHOW
hogan. tf42
= NICE ROOMS AT II LEAvITT ST.
man. 4w42
GARAGE FOR THREE CARS. $500
Month Mrs. ]. T. Wolfe, 75 East
Front St. Skowhegan. 4w42s
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this Mead free to en-


a SET OF LIGHT DOUBLE HAIR
NESSES for small team. T. F. Davis
Scion. Farmers Phone 2-11-10. 2w44F
A CHEAP RIDING WAGON. COULD
call and see what you have any Satur-
day if In Skowhegan or any time In
Norridgewock. James l.. Keith.
Madison RID .. n. T. Phone, Nor
ridgewock 12-11. 2w43F
PHOTOGRAPH OF OLD skOwHE-
GAN Jail for museum at Good VIII
Farms Advise me what you have and
cost. G. w. Hinckley, Hinckley. 2wf4F
A BUsHEL OF TOLMAN SWEET
Apples; r. T. Patten. 2w44F
DRIVE SHAFT 3iFT. o IN. FOR 1912
Buick car. Charles Van Sicklin, Jr.,
Skowhegan. 2w44F
LONG-HAIRED KITTENS. ANY
color. Mrs. w. A. Paul, Harmony
PULLETs, LARGE, WELL MATUR-
ED, straight blooded. VIII pay 30c
a ID delivered at my place. 1928 Madi-
son Ave. Tel 23-11. Harry Nelson.
CEDAR TELEPHONE POLES FOR
1925 delivery. Thirty foot seven inch
top and up. Carload lots. Write T.
O. Box 127, Bangor. 4w42'
LIVE POULTRY WANTED, WRITE
in first letter kind and number you
have Harry Nelson. 1913 Madison Ave,
Skowhegan, ~ T.. Phone 23-11. tf31
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For Sale Poultry and Supplies

BLACK JERSEY GIANT SPRING
Pulfets and Cockerels from best three
strains in the East. Buy now to shape
for springs breeding. Prices and fur
Their particulars on request Broad
view Farm, c. J.. Smith, owner, Prince
ton, Me. 2w44s
THIRTEEN PLYMOUTH ROCK Pull
LETS all ready to lay So each. Write
to. phone or call Mrs. p. w. Bickford
on road from Canaan to Hartland
Pittsheld RID l. Telephone 22-l2'
40 RHODE ISLAND RED PULLETs.
Extra good ones. Mrs. Sheldon HUFF
Skowhegan. Farmers Tel. 29-4. 2w43F
TWELVE ONE-YEAR OLD HENS.
Full blooded White Wyandottes. Price
reasonable. Jeanette Hill, Parkman
Hill. Skowhegan. Farmers Phone
2-110. tf43F
PULLETs, LAST CALL THIS FALL.
Just nine May Matched Barred Rock
Pullets. Good ones, only $3.50 the
lot. All others sold. w. p. Baker.
Box so, Bingham. 2w43F
SIXTY BARRED ROCK HENS,
Parks Strain. mostly year olds. From
Pedigreed stock, $1,50 each. Sunny
side Stock Farm. Cornvllle. 2w43F
PUREBRED SINGLE COMB IL. 1.
BED co siss pXfn farm strain
ets Mrs. seds tlila a WIZ Few RFD 9rs P and
N, l.. Tel. 1921. 3W42F
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For Sale--Livestock

HORSE WEIGHING ABOUT 1900.
A good straight, smooth horse. Price
$50. G. H. Rowell, Athens RID 2
REGISTERED OXFORD DOwN
built Ralph Weston skowhssga;.a1n,.r
PIGS. MONTHS OLD. H.. G.
Wentworth RID 3, skowhegan. Far
mers' Tel. 32-22. 2w44F
ONE BEEF COW AND ONE FAT
RFbi T. { FARMERS rel, 213. 2w44F
Two HEAVY HORSES. SUITABLE
for woods or farm Mrs Sumner Ellis,
RID 4, Skowhegan. 3w44F
TWO HoLsTEIN BULLS BETWEEN
one and two years old. ~ Albert A.
Webster, skowhegan, RFD~3, BECK
Road 4W44'
, A SPLENDID REGIsTERED SWEAR
old Holstein bull. Reasonable price
J. il. Stevens. Mercer, RID l. 4w44F
ONE soRREL HORSE, YEARS
" sound and kind. Price right for
quick sale. Farmers Phone I'll,
Bingham. Roscoe Smith. 4w43.
PIGS AND sHoATs. PAGE FARM.
Skowhegan RID Z. N e. PHONE
203-12 3Wfof
TWO GRADE JERSEY cows. ONE
four years old and the other eight.
55 9m' i0' 'u''e'' 4w43.
PARKWAY GUERNsEYS-CALVE
3 to : months, both male and female
Ledyard Bay and Washers SEQUEL
breeding Dams ., on A. Re r. test or E soSn
eral Accredited herd. Write for pedi-
grees. l. G. Miller, South Royalton
Vermont. 3w43F
ONE PAIR HORSES. WEIGHT 3s4O
lbs, eight and nine, sound and smooth:
Fred Ploshnig, Arson, RID l. 3w45F
WHO WANTS A GOOD FEMALE ALE
Pedigreed Airdale dog. fine watch, USED
to children and Is good one ana NJ
to register. Make me an offer.I w
P. Baker, Box 49, Bingham. 2w4SF
GRADE JERSEY HEIFER. THREE
years old, due to freshen in November
Bert Buzzell, Skowhegan, RID o.. N.
Il. Phone 258-2l. 3w43F
FINE DRIVING HORSE O Yrs. OLD,
brown with white points, weighs 1000
RID 2. Norridgewoc 4w42F
YEAR OLD HEIFERs, JERSEY
and / Holstein also one purebred Jer-
sey bull. / year old. unregistered Also
two 2-year old helfers G. II. Rowell,
RID ?, Athens. n. II. Tel. z-1l-l4
3w42F
FOUR 3-YEAR OLD HEIFERS ALL
freshen this fall. Also one white fac
ed buck. Lindley +. Parsons, RID Z,
Skowhegan. Farmers Tel. 1910.
3w42F
FERRETS. BROWN OR WHITE,
large or small. either sex. Only the
best stock w. A Peck, New LONDON,
Ohio. sw41"
EIGHT YEAR OLD HORSE. WEIGHS
1t75 lbs. Roy keene 10 Bush St,
Skowhegan. N. E. Phone Sell. tf39
GOOD DRIVING AND WORK HORSE.
bay, weighs about 1850. Nice light
wagon and harness. Also Farming
ton sleigh. r. A Strong, Arson, Me.
N. E. Tel 1888. Box 1875. tf30
RIGHT TYPE HOLSTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden, Maine. 62wzF
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Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

WORK OF ANY KIND. PREFER
ABLY in Somerset County. in office,
store, as salesman, or any other work
of which l am capable. Am grad
2w44F
WANTED SMALL lrWASHINGS TO
DO. Mems washing preferred. Mrs.
Laura f. Wyman, | Mil ST. Sk4W-
hogan 3W44F
WORK by THE HOUR WANTED.
Mrs. Arthur e. Ellis, Pleasant St,
WORK AT CARPENTERING. WOULD
storm windows. etc; Joseph LemieuX
Chestnut St, Skowhegan. SwifF
by MAN AND WIFE, WOMAN TO
cook and man to. help in the woods.
Apply to 1T North st, Skowhegan,,
WORK WANTED. WILL EXCEPT
anything which am capable of doing
Sidney +. Goodrich, Thompsons Gar
dens, Skowhegan. wifi
GENERAL TUTORING, MARGA REr
NJ. Smith. 1874 Main Street Skowhegan.
N. e. Phone 275-12. tt4lF
CLEANING. GENERAL HOUSE
able of doing Mrs. Angie Goodrich,
Thompson Gardens, st. Mark street
Skowhegan. 2w44F
wAsHINGS WANTED TO DO. FAM
lily or mems washings and mending.
Price reasonable. Also two school
children to board. Mrs Fl. \. punt6on'
French St lw4i
A CHANCE TO TAKE CARE OF
Sick or light housework. wanted. BY
day3or week Mrs. +. Nj. Nelson, 8
Pleasant st. . 2w46t
AT CLERICAL OFFICE OR ME-
CHANICAL work am % years of
age and can put my hand to most anyT
thing Can give references. Ray E'
Raymond, 1T Water st. Tel 1871.
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Help Wanted

HALLS BARBER SCHOOL, BOSTON,
Mass Commission, room, board Co
operative contract Big demand in
Boston for BARRIERS. Get particulars
MAN WANTED, VIM. GIBSON MADE
Many clear $2500.00 per year who have
never sold trees before. You can do
as well-or better. We want good
cash commission paid every week.
Clean, healthful and steady employ
ment. Largest Nurseries in America.
selling Stark speciaities sold only by
us. Large selling equipment free.
Write today for particulars of this
money-making work giving references.
Stark Bros. Nurseries, Box w. Louis
lana. Mo. 2w44"
GIRL WANTED PART TIME TO AS
SYST in housework. Mrs. S. r. Green
wood. PA Madison Ave, Skowhegan.
2w44F
WANTED ONE or MORE WOOD
Choppers $500 per cord, 20 cords to
cut. B. o. Bird, Starks. 3w43F
PIN BOYs OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE
at the Bowlodrome. 2w43F
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
WORK. N" washing, Mrs. l.. w.
Smiley 1 Fairview Ave. skoywhegsn.
Tel. ABB. 2w4SF
ELDERLY MAN on ANYBODY But
high priced man to do chores at my
farm Byron lambert, Madison RID
2. Farmers Phone 1920. 4w43F
DEPENDABLE WOMAN FOR
Housework In family of two, Tel.
124, Skowhegan. tf43
HOUsEKEEPER WANTED. MID
DIE aged lady preferred, in widow
er's home. Box 1S3. Arson. 2w43F'
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TWEEN Pennington and The Forks,
Monday, Oct. 20. Finder please noti-
~ Glen Potter. The Forks. 1w44
FEMALE COLLIE. YELLOW WITH
White feet. without collar. An
swers to name of Gyp. Harry Wheel
er, Canaan. Farmers Tel. $40.
2W44F
ON WATER on NORTH STREETS,
4 one gallon pail of white paint,
Finder please leave same at the Bow
man Hardware Co. e. E. Greenwood,
SkoWhegan. IVA
VALUABLE BOOK ON ADVERTIs-
ING. entitled Applied Business Cores
pondence. Loaned to someone within
the past few months. Kindly return
Independent-Repor Skowhegan.
tf42F
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3s-J5 WINCHESTER RIFLE THAT
1 will trade for Ford Car. Car
must be in good condition. James E.
German, West Forks. 2w44F
GOOD, STRAIGHT, SMOOTH HORSE
weighing. about 1900; VIII swap for
beef. G. II. Rowell, Athens, RID 2
3w44F
FINE WORK HORSE. HAY RACK,
harness and dump cart. VIII exchange
for cows. JOS Lesard, $50 North st.
Skownegan. N. i. Tel. 116-6. 3w4iF
ONE BUICK SIN, LOOKS ALMOST
as good as new. small mileage. first
class condition. almost new cord tires.
anything can use or sell for cash.
Harry l.. Hooper Norridgewock. Tel.
N r. 55-14. RID 2. 2w44F
A NICE NEW HARNESS WILL
swap for your old one. G.. Il. Dow,
Water St. Skowhegan. 1w44F
FOLDING DOUBLE CAMP COT.
VIII trade for firearms. Charles n.
Jones. Steward Ave, Skowhegan. -
FARBANISE& MORSE 10 II. p. EN-
swap for sto6F or lumber delivered at
mores Horace s Withee. RID 1,
Skowhegan. N. E. Tel. 1872, Nor
ridgewock Elk. 3w43F
LIGHT HORSE, SPLENDIDLY
trained for saddle. VIII swap for
heavier horse. Mrs. Norris Laney, 219
North St, Skowhegan. 2w43F'
PAIR GOOD WORK HORSES, so
tons pressed and so tons loose hay. Also
White Leghorn Rooster, fine bird, will
swap for two to kill c. II. Nye, Far
mers' Tel, North Arson. 3w43F
TWO HORSE MOVING MACHINES
for a one-horse machine also big pillow
for small one. b. C. Taylor, RID 2,
Norridgewock. 4w42F
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For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

BUICK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TOUR
ING In AL condition. NJ. J. Smith,
New England Tel. 54-3. tf43
HUDSON COACH IN EXCELLENT
condition. Must be sold to settle es-
tate. Price low. 55 Oak ST., Water
vile. Phone 538X. -. ..,. avail
OVERLAND MODEL S5-4 IN EX-
I-CELLENT condition. win sell at a
very low price or exchange for lighter
car or anything useful. Town Talk
Store. 80 =, Front St, Skow hogan Tel.
1911. ~ tf39
ONE sTRIPED-DOWN FORD. II. Il.
Spear. r. F. D. l, Madison. Both
telephones. tf27
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THE LATE CYRUS HOLBR0OK
farm. North Madison. Large orchard
Splendid bargain. e. c. Dean, Madi-
son RID /. Farmers Tel. 1875.
4w44s
ICE CREAM PARLOR AND CANDY
Kitchen in Skowhegan. New equip
ment Recently remodelled Enjoy
ing splendid business. Ill health only
reason for selling. Low price for
quick sale. H. w. Durgin, Skowhe-
gan. 4W34
MY HOME PLACE ON WEST FRONT
Street. Perhaps the house of most
historic interest now standing in Show
hogan. Built in about 1890. Prof.
Hall, famous for years as principal of
house and started a school for boys
there Mrs. c. e. Norton, 40 West
Front St, Skowhegan. 1w43s
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For Miscellaneous

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY.
Switches, transformations, and side
waves made from combings and cut
hair at Miss Towne's, Room 16, j. p.
Merrill Building. Skowhegan. tf32
Is BARRELs NO. l. FIRST CLASS
Apples that / will sell for 81 Darrell
if YOU call for them this week as | am
anxious TO go away the first of Novem-
Der. :. l.. Woodsum. Skowhegan RED
/. N Il. Phone, Norridgewock 1918,
1w44F
PARLOR STOVE. I>QuItE or
Mrs. Minnie E. Greene, 80 East Front
St, Skowhegan. ttlf
YOU CAN BUY THE BALL BAND
Ruhbers ut Kincaid's Shoe Hospital.
Madison Ave. Also Ladies' and Girls
wooden sport hose. Note the price S5c
a pair. una
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Found

ONE BUCK FOUND IN MY PASTURE
owner may have same by paying all
bills. a. T. Churchill, New Portland
Hill. Farmers Phone 3-20. 1w44s
TAKEN BY MISTAKE HAT FROM
@. a. r. Hall at Tuesdays Rotary
Luncheon. John L. Fish. Independent
emit Reporter Office 1w44
SMALL PURSE WITH LITTLE
Change. Owner may have same BY
paying for this ad and describing. Mrs.
John Ames, So Mt. Pleasant Ave.
Skowhegan. IVA
HEIFER STRAYED TO MY PAS
TURE. owner may have same by
proving property. paying for keeping
and cost of this ad Stanley Rich,
RID 4, Skowhegan. n. E. Tel 1911.
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ANNUAL MEETING
SOMERSET CENTRAL. AGRICULTURE
Az SnCIETY

The annual meeting of the Somerset
Central Agricultural Society will be
held at the office of wentworth g.
County of Somerset State of Maine, on
Thursday afternoon. Nov. s, 1924 at 2
o'clock D. m. to hear reports of the of
ticers and Ak such actions as may be
deemed advisable thereon. To elect
officers for the ensuing year and to
transact all other business that may
come before said meeting.
WALTER p. ORDWAY. President
GEO. II. PLUMMER, Secretary
2w44
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AT ONCE MAN To DRIVE TEAM
and used to all kinds of farm work.
Middle aged man preferred. Year
round job IL satisfactory. Address
Phone 4S3J, York. Me, at home to
$50 p, m 6w39'
MIDDLE AGED EXPERIENCED we
MAN to do general homework. Mrs.
S. w. Gould. Tel. 1915, Skowhegan.
tf36F
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WE HAVE-A. ,EEu,

n
WE HAVE-A. FEW nc.s
Jops to let on Gold Stream
look at them while thas,
and A.. q. Hunnewell ny ~
the Store. ninel1t1
A PLEASANT Form ~
MENT with modern cnnro
Oct. 81. Carroll, Caswsss,n ele
son. ssii,
FURNISHED ROOM
IL desired. Five n,.aMLI
S Sh oev 81 81 = V. F. James, H "
COTTAGE HOUSE on
Good cellar and runnRe
quire jeanette Hill msG(
Skowhegan. Farmers p hNl
DESIRABLE OFFICE On.
RANGED to suit tenant raC
ton in town. S. Russskoas
gan.
PULP CUTTING JOB. I'd
write to v. 1. Pierce. Binvh.v A
HOUSE ON SILVER sTpp,-
rooms and bath, electric LEE
Inquire of Fred L. Moody e ~
or call. Mrs. Mabel Jaclsanis nay
gan. Farmers Phone 2 0.sa
ATTRACTIVE FURNIsupn
for winter, Bath bot 1D
fire place, electric liebts way
Independent Reporter Co Co u
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT i
Electric light, flush closet
mer St., Skowhegan.
UPSTAIRS RENT OF srvpv
with modern convenience -
A. II. Hes Main ST., Skor1'
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BEANS CORNER-PITTsFIELD

Bertram L. Larry has been painting
his house recently.
J. E. Lary's children are having the
whooping cough.
Hiram Church. ]. r. Lary'S brother
in-law.has return to Skowhegan after
being out in this vicinity hunting for
week or SO.
Mrs. Ida Crocker and Mrs. Pearl
Perkins and two children were calling
on Mrs Lillian f. Larry one afternoon
this week.
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lines Inserted once for zBc. four time. s.eesl
with order. Each aaditissal line Sc. =.
lines, reckon an average OF Q words. g..
X net paid I'm advance. Zoe additional, = J ~
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$3.50 WINCHESTER RIFLE THAT
will trade for Ford Car Car
must be in good condition. James E.
German, West Forks 2w44F
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BUNGALOW NEAR SHOE SHOP.
Price low II taken at once. Charles
n. Jones. Steward Ave, Skowhegan
49, = 2w43F
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cTYkI NAMLOUVALKOvE
UVfZLI " PASTl UMRAV-
NOVACf POLIClE.

Nase policistky Sc jak MALE
Ii tuzi. Frances Gratzova a
Emma Schullerova udaly "a
nedele ctyri dot6race, kterf Sc
snazili v obrazkovych divad-
lech navazati milostne znamo-
sti $ nasimi ochrankynemi We
fejne ctnosti. Jeden z nemile
,pfekvapenych muzi Sc ma Euc
lid ave. q vych. 4. ul. Gratzove
vytrhl a byl policajtem v suk-
Mich hon6n po a. ul. al ma
Prospect, kde svGj marathon
sky b6h "a vseobecne radosti
publika arohral. Medal sc
vsak snadno a postavil sc ma
odpor, alefi zde nemel 1sp6-
chu. Byl statecnou Gratzovou
popaden "a limec a odevzdan
strait. 2 polapenych svddci
Jest nejmladSimu teprve 18 ia,
q nejstarsimu 80, diva z mich
jsou zenati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17

Praha, Is. .brezna. - Ko-
munisticky poslanec J. Haken
byl dan v obzalobu pro ur&zku
pfedsedy sn9movny q pro zne-
uct6ni ceskoslovensk6 vlajky.
Jest vinen, ze "a nedavnych
debat lihovem skandalu po-
lozil ma pfedsednicky stolek
v Narodnim shromazd9ni Ia
hev lihoviny, k nfz pfilozil ma
rodni vlajku xeskoslovenskou.
Pc cinu Hakenov6 rozpoutala
Sc We snemovn6 nova zufiva
debata zaloba nasledovala v
souhlasu Sc zemskymi zakony.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
NASE A SLOVANSKE UME.
Nj MA ZDEJSfCH PRO-
CRAMECH.

Hudebni a umelecke ZdejSi
prostredi pocina 81 pri vyberu
programovych cisel nejvyznac
nejsich koncerti vsimati j hud
by nasi a slovanske vibec.
Ma koncertu tenoristy Gig
liza a zdejsiho pianisty Har-
racka provedeny byly vcera v
M9stskem Auditoriu skladby
Lesetickeho, Rachmaninova a
Chopina. We stredu usporadan
bude koncert smyGcoveho kvar
teta v Emanuel episkopalnim
kostele pa Euclid ave., kde We.
die cajkovskeho a Vienavske.
no provedena bude skladba
Nedbalova "Valse Noble.
We zprave jest take zminks
Prodane nevest9, doprovo.
zena podobiznou p. Vaclavs
Baumgartla v 1loze Kecala
o ostatnich Icinkujfcich.
V Hanna divadle pax hrat
bude rusky Moskevske divadlt
um9lecker cd nedele 80. bfez
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
LED MA JEZEkE ZBRANUJE
RYBARENf.

ClevelandSti rybari cekaji
jiz touzebne az hladina jezer-
nj zbavena bude zimnfch pout
ably mohli vyhazovati site. Jest
zde pfipraveno jen k vypluti
tficet rybarskych lodi, ale led
mcdowell vyplouti. Jak pravi
start rybari, iiz dlouho jsme
nemeli tax dlouhou zimu, neb
po celou radu rokn byl Is.
brezen vzdy dnem prvniho ~.
bolovu. Take z techto kruh6
sc pravi, ze zde pomize jedine
vitr, ktery by pomohl kry cd.
vati. Podobnou nemaz mali ry
bari v Sandusky, ke jsou v "a
jetf ledove hladiny v sfle osm
palci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
zE SOBOTY Ma NEDELI : TRl
mANzELSKE TRUCHLOHRY. !.
OBETMI JsOU vEsMEs zENY.

nouti. Prave jeho jmeno jest
William Boswell.
Krvava tato kronika dopl.
nena jest probodenim teprve
23lete pi. Lillian Smithove,
1461 vych. 81, ul., jez zavraz-
dena byla v sobotu vecer, kdyz
Sc 11letym svojim bratrem
vracela z nakupu v grocerii
Byla pojednou prepadena mu.
zem, jenz il vrazil ndz primo
do srdce, tax re nest'astnice
skonala ma mfste. Byla pred
nedavnem rozvedena pode-
zreni z hrozneho skutku lpi
ma jejim byvalem muzi, jen2
az dosud nebyl dopaden.
V pripad6 Daxbergerove sc
policie domniva, re pohnutkou
k vrazde j sebevrazde byla
chorobna zarlivost. Vysvetluji
to diva n6mecky psane dopisy
2 nichz jeden jest adresovan
"Drahemu svetu" a druhy jed.
nomu z pfibuznych. V psant
prvnim jest veta: "Kdyz clo'
veku jest padesat rokd a vse
Sc mu spatne dari, pax nema
byti vinen, kdyz Sc zastreli,'
" dalsim zneni dopisu pravi
re umira proto, aby sc pomstil
osobam, ktere mu die jeho che
re mysle ublizovaly. Manzelt
NELL dive dcery. 17letou Loui
su a 13letou Josefinu. Mrtvoly
matky, jez byl teprve 38 rokt
stara, i otce dovezeny byly dc
okresni marnice.