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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
PRODUCE men,
. BANKERS MEET
win Discuss Marketing
Problems at Yakima

YAKIMA. san. Is The advance
ssasa q bankers and apple growers
Is am TO convene here wedncs.
~ 1, The call Of the Washington
STATS Chamber Il Commerce were
arriving Tuesday
4 Preliminary meeting o. bankers
81 sruwpFs was under way today.
~ swenatchce Plan ot market.
Il vas The topic Of discussion,
Wednesday, inc produce men and
cnmlxioa merchants Of Washing.
81 vii meet as the call Of Z. S.
MI secretary 81 the Seattle Prod.
~ ASSOCIATION. The object u
lss n,seiiug Is to effect a state or,
,aalrilon Of dealers, after which
~ wiu attend the main gather.
X - that al angles Of the apple
mAstns problem viii BE- repre-.
Rnlsd
gsrnlHeAt apple grow eFs and
laustn from Washington and one.
- win attend The sessions that
Il Il be held Wednesday and
thursday. Seattle Will be officially
awt@n,ea ~ +. shorrock Of The
MIN. 'aunnal hank. ana G. ~.
Hsssa q the Seaboard National
.Aank They have becn appointed
II ". r. Baesus. premslelt q the
Ssiiie Clearing House association.
4 as'egaieS and a number o. other
sst,R lankeFs have signiftsd their
zfsn,loa 80 attend.
The program calls for IN ad.
krs ty Gov Hart and several
1srghss. including a talk ~ n mnr.
lstnS expert. The bulk Of tbs
|se viii h taken up with commit.
n work. studying all angles ot the
frniion II X expected that. with
sTsseniatfves from an lines affect.
" the apple growing industry,
Frtrai program for apple mar.
burg VIII le developed that viii
y fivansagsuus 70 an concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
MS Open
PH; WEAKEN
on Present C,sr
Then Take Slun,p

fo Jan. ifAlt ......
hing new hlxhs - Z
fer weakened ana 80.
Fraction of the lou - y =
on the chlcage be.:.s' - J.
Fking developed In =.
|gh pcine and hsse.s - Z.
h peii couid b. 49,.
cised new lows for ~ - 8
which began al rsn- !, !,
sed Re frsarke, "a 80 =.
b territory was eau.-., :.
prs as the result 81
sssshic surely o. s'issfs
considerable rsitxx:--
rrnrhsd new hlxh - -
wheat turned veal
that served to wssss
had a aaulpenins ~.
nkinw nis, featu-ns X.
/ IN eats This marks. !.
|feachrd new highs t.f..
Fraction. Prorisl6as !.
all day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
Vessels in Port at Seattle

~ tqfe Terminal pier af-sfr.
i ieSaama Mara. Fazen. Pier t9-sti
q pre-, rfrsiHai-u y g. q. r-sa,g.
"asl irnnk Pacific Termlnai-str IA.
- iiB-gsr eweuo
ssr i--str Iaesr
- s-s'f fiafnses
str Lena Lucksnbach. Efrsr p
~ -st Admiral Rsdman.
70 S'sifie Tsrrniaal-gtr rur,tos -,
iti,f iuiHsfs- u =. j. 81
~ ctsst Ensi-ssfinx Works-u q
. bnshomlsh
b.s -r.st s,reet Termlnai--U. g. q.
el,g,,s a' strz Pioneer. Manohoster
'i I,.s'., s'Fs-t r.rnIaal-s, a Hani.y.
s 80 s wiass -sahr Ruby. ms ANN.
~. 49, ~ Co.'S Terminal ST. North.
~. ss,st Ter1nlnal-str nss.,sr
49, A'fsst Terminal ctr Roman
Er 49,. > ,. Connecticut.
~ .slfiFhg Dock 4 Warsaor.. ~,
~ i,iua Lane. 'N7' 70
s,si I' Tf,''ei.sm Terminal str Prssi.
1,a-9' .'atks- Btrs ". b. Aisrsess.
pa ,,alsAanler coio,a. hdn,irsi
Asrgsrst Donsr W
~ s,,aifal 70 Sc Ofru-
h,i,s.-.lile Elevator Str pslu,si....
ssrs ~ Dock sirs Rainier.
n 's Training station Esgi. n,
An. s'sapy si--fargo pseBf,
- r..s,asaship Moorlnrr a.. y.,,..
81 pi t,iasnea. Kstehikss '''''f'
rssa 9tiH Dd1na. Nsbraas. "a
-ns. ess-. !, -siisar 8rr Griffin.
s-7THIf fl.l. alNans Fila
fs ~. p .''-asr-u sielfef so5 st....'
erse... Arna coufn and Ggs,il VIZ =
=. IL s-'seH co1ntlam cite g.,,,.
''@fg villard. ~ ''i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
MARKFT
| UNSETilFl
ratio Effort in H..
Estur0s Traders I'S
IornNu n.
CA. REVis,wx1 FIN

",,. iutuN&t -.
> IN RENiEw" stNa1]
4 ,a,,Nkk. Jan. IA
= liicd IN thu e. sd fAs,,|
oday, but furth@esss ness|
place ia stocks' assrsle
Fssful effort M, aw'ss q
EinocratS and sss. y 81
d sercal OF the irs'ssals N
tinr debates ndr.p,.,
haSh action sAe ss... ss,ass|
cause a tsileas,ussra y
n the indus,r,.,
Ne around the la, ss11|
movements. aus IN I'm
n TER the initls, Ws III
~ the thuugh, ha,ss,|
dsticns Within eAt ,t<<|
Z more important MI !, mss'is
W reacttcn ths,' ''iss1t
ents. N"Sn eq.x<
pa crude oil ana
nees Mere annS, " !, Ssssa
s \. a sim bss,,fss. n
r. sor she petselss's
prices inein5sa.
q. ssNs Slncln,s =. !. IN
iean Can. iosfs Z :
aaA.s W. ~ oft ~.
OFT - Rait,..s.a'Fn Il.
astriai Aicehoi. e ~
- y. WI
Consolidated a..
n American nj, 49,
vi ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
Arrivals and Departures

riI,d--Isr. is.-str Wneatlend Non.
- figa NaaHa via ports. az noon, ST.
~ Atzander from San Diego via ports
p m., xtF Asnisal ssbFce from San
.Iiafae9 VIA ports. At $50 a mss str
sHig,Hicn from Port NsWark via ports.
4 ~ M str Edfaf y Lackenbaea
i,'A Mobile Tia ports. ~ 1850 o. ~.
- it--Hif Yokohama Hefu from Ia
80 a 5tf4 p M. slr ipwich frpui
IN igfx Tia ports, vi 10 D. rs. str
~. 's'ss ifsm Everett. Al $50 . ~. str
~ ses'eFn from Alaska 81 ss99 ,. n. .
/. Iaiea fssEs h1ngkous via Tacoma.
Fl.,i B. NJ
sll'S-jsn. H. scr Los Angeles Tor
=. iiaasiSso. - 80 p. M. ntr Los Ala
n ", 20 Martinez ~ sp. ~ str Admit
= w Tor La Angeles gis San Fran
= .. m sfr Sorthland Tor San
100. at z .. no.. str angilienco for
lsfk We parts. a. .. M. ar Re-
~, -, tacoma. AZ .. m.. g. 3. G q.
-. 80 ~ sound trip. ~ $3.50 3. M. sir
.'.'fn Gate for Kobe via COOS Ray a.
~ ~ ~ Pau Luekenbsch for Tacoma
~; 80 Tauana for Port Hlakeisy.
49, , M. cruiser Jeanne dare Tor
-.til. 81 ss4f ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
kign Exchange



eE. Jan. I&-Forslsa ?
u unsettled erlrg % arn
trelEu exehsnxs marie, 90
|ratss aFn1rK yarieas ifs.sz
! dsmana. 9-94s1i4 s,srs-f
|foof4sG. Bcigiar. tisiist
|rlliior.
|ehapgs closed down vi.s 1
Hcry IA francs s.rass
|sM. francs. s1,tisiA =
b Io.efz7 ~ TIRE. ffiiI4
eigian frames, sotilsk g
hrks. $500. aae.seg.ssl. "a
y chrryouets asa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
DEATHS

Bunrmester Anna. IS. 1899 18th ave.
Jan. IL.
Dyer Robert NJ, SO. sOO2 Cascade
ave. Jan. 10.
Downs. Laura Lewis, 60. Ill L. sard
st. Jan. IL.
Hopkins, Anna. 81. southworth,
wash. Jan. ~.
Hopkins, Mary a. C., coz 2ist ave.
y, Jan. 49,
Hugo. August NJ. 81. $40 Jackson st,
Jan. l ..
Kappeller. Frank. es, 1891 Seventh
ave. g. Jan. IL.
Mears. Frank L. g. TIC Boylston
ave. ~, Jan. IS.
Roland. George C., "a. S2S0 25th ave.
w, Jan. IL.
Ryan Sarah, 80. i511 Eighth ave. n.
T.. Jan. II.
sendstrom. Infant. $40 W. 6gnd St.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
Chicken Ranch

/ acre Of ground. with chicken house
1GNii0 feet; room FOR 200 chickens:
small house, water. lights; good
soil; close to car line on graded
road and close To pavement A
SIS month
H. NJ NELSON. REALTOR
30 Hinci(ley Bldg Ell iot-ISS7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15

|'H"A""I =
|tts. 5s3f. Tors 81 rf-ts
" grade steers. i1fisia
tds. 1859 g 7.2ss rood s-sis
Ieifsrs. 13t0s7i. tss1rx
bulls. s1@tD; ea'sH
n. 4ss1 Tone 81 rstfzss
blum 70 choices. i7sietA
ta7. pigs. ss.7s67ik
b.. sss. Tons Of nttlh
klan 70 cholss iamss VI. y
y. fsn9.y9. Neihsss iANs
b. so6s.ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15

slors 10 the British Museum
'rx 1922 showed an increase Of
~ over those in the previous
NJ TIERS were sis,sSs on week
iBand s0.sss on sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
hncisco Produce

bday's QnofpiIous 5.
y. dc n. priras firssl =
| 7Tfsc dor extra pa..,',
undsrsizsl pullsts ~
trnia fats. fancy. :ss .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15

|pndays Vuofaflent
Open HiEh Low -
's5d 9ss 4 - AID i<f<I
sd - f&d - Nd stii
\ I'D - nd 5sfiId - i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
ash Wheat

ssr Cash wheat I
- ff.ts <s. J hard. TN
J hart ft.ez4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
DIVORCE RECORD

SUITS for divorce In King county.
flied Monday, were as follows Eve
Wicen against H. NJ. Wicen. nom
support; lugabcrg DRhlberg against
Henry DnhlberE cruelty; Albert Ray
Young against Hazel Christina
Young, dcsertion; Augusta Beatty
against William G. Beatty, cruelty.
Edna May Bowers against Roy r.
Bowers. non support
Divorces were granted 10 Minor
Davidson from I.ura Davidson, T. H.
RULER from Marina Fuller. Rather
inc North from Walter North Mary
II. Cfaswcll from Robert Craswoil.
bellu Duncan from James duncan,
Nclma Cox from Cuthbcrt <. Cox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

.
Births IN their households are re-
ported by the following men.
soderman Gus, 1923 Firth ave. W.
giri
Smith. Dean D.. i06 i2th ave. n. boy
De Rosa. Peter Richard. 50i2 T..
Spruce ST.. boy.
Swanbcrg. John. si2o nth ave. S.
W. boy
Grove. Charles A.. Sumner. girl.
Timmpns, r. j.. 1890 Sunset ST. boy
Aibanesc. Tony. es57 Flora ave. boy
Howden. Lorne Clifford. 1915 Bailey
Jacobson, Henry, GO Findiay st.
Roman. james E. sla Brandon st.
griffin. Joseph Thorn 1860 2ith ave
s. boy
ABernetlly. Don Ellsworth. boy
Parker. George. 1892 ". Cloverdalt
81. girl.
Romano. Jacob. Ills Fir St. girl
Hnson; Homer G. se2e 18th ave. s,
W. boy
watkins. Charles l.. sssls 18th ave.
boy
wlIlits, Claude. a2ss Third avn n.
W. boy
Southland. Earl lie Roy. 1896 Dens
more ave. girl.
Soito. Tomosaburo. Seattle. girl
kintoff. Tom David. 1905 Ward st.
girl
Christensen. Ingvard, 1910 Burke
ave. boy
sieEak. ". r.. sos L. 73rd Ct. girl.
Smith. John. eS53 woodlawn ave.
boy.
Edquist Paul T.. ssIs Hanford ST..
boy.
Ito, Torataru. 6lS Fifth ave, boy.
Wood. Ruthierd Francis. 522S kirk
wood pt, girl.
Ainsworth. II NJ. soI1 s5th ave. W..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
(ston Wool

an. ff-Ths Iossl =
b. active. some go -,
vooiens were p1id ~. -,
BOOB are also 10 ~, 4.
aiiy the better FraAs. ~. =
operating quite eris7 = =.
Hkets. sitho tradins z " y
rsliy negligible % ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
PERSONAL

FACE lifting without operation:
makes you look from is TO 20
wears younger, guaranteed results,
ntrs required Room g4a. Barker
hotel ri. lot. asee.
FORD OWNERS having trouble with
transmission bands call az sii9
Fourth ave. and get remedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
er Live Stock


Mays Quotations -
H. a.f4o. Market. s,fs, -,
/ I3esf steers. t79At. -
| s4Ts6zss cAiFsh ~. ~
b. and fesasf' ~
y 1.1so Nsrksi Z " n
|i7s bulk, ts.7sgs''''y
II. $40 sfarkss ,..<
Effs0fsso feeder
ewes. fs8Is1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
( CLEARINGS
ing Permits

A. Elmzrove. f''"'
81. 900. ffi
10. 1890 ir$
ne W. ssth -
~. 1890 AZ. y
1873 second
e. -nn. -
tafiaksa.
IL. 0f9. y M
izth ave y. ~
flseQ. :. - ~
1 s5s y f5tb -
81 cor ~
Ed ~ Goth g.
H. 1870.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Backman. Charles A.. olympia Legal
Wharton. Mural l.. Seattle =. Legal
Kelly. James NJ. Yakima 49,. Legal
Lumcx Harriet L.. Yakima Legal
Clark, Harold ~, Seattle. al
Watson. Elizabeth Davis. Seattle. 10
Kuhl. John H.. Twete. Mont. IS
Neecc, Ella, Seattle ..............S0
ririe Bruce W. Tacoma ...a22
Greene, Mildred. Tacoma ..-......1g
crandali. Fifield sanborn. Sc
attic ................ Legal
Boyer. Rebeeca, Seattle $500. Legal
CaidRr. Carl. Seattle ...........g7
Bloom Rose. Seattle ..........s3
Pierce stephen C., Jre Gridley
Gal. ... .s......s ...H.-..,.... .....eb
Brooder, Barbara L.. Sheridan,
WNo. ,.,............ ..-.........21
shirtleff FlavelI c, We
Marshall, Ella. Wonatohee 81. Legal
Williams. Clarence, Excelsior
Springs, Mo. .................24
orr. Rowena, Bellevue ..........19
Bertelsen. George II. seattle. Legal
Russell, Maude, Tacoma $3.50. Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
Weather Bureau Report

lAIoosH ISLAND. Jan. fs.--s =. M
t;iaseisr falling sloWiy. light rain ard
-: riad Tsst. min. miles an hoaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
LEGAL NOTICES

VITA. NOT be tespensibief OF Any
debts run by my wlfc, her having
left hsr board and bed lie Roy
Grogs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
10 Acres. Snap

Real loan soil: located on good
road near Benton; half cleared.
You can put in a crop this year.
close to- school and sawmill You
can get start here. Price $1,000;
only 5000 cash.
STUART TULLoCH, 1915 Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
ShipNews
TIDES In Seattle

HEsotf
jan. Is
lfx HIxh Tide
lEti q ~ So a.
lis't isw Tide
'iHA n. 81 f.
''tard iiiEh Tide
|;inG n. fIe q.
Ssssd Low Tiss
Hh M - n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15
A Real Buy


Good 4-room house. with bath. elec-
trio lights, Lang range. heater,
bed. springs, mattress. etc. co
bearing fruit trees. hlael<berrioa,
currants. etc.. one acre all thoroly
cleared and fenced. good garage
aud poultry house; / = miles from
Seattle. near brick highway, and
blocks from school Price t3,9h0,
on terms Inquire a0i Mutual Life
Bldg, First and Yoslor.
so ACRES. half under plow. balance
al burned and sl0shed. seeded 70
pasture; large orchard; II mich
cows. young heifers, 1 reg bull,
100 laying pullots, 80 old hens. 90
pigs. barn fun or hay; G-room
house: all farm tools, horse.
wagon. close TO grade and high
school Sickness compels owner
TO sacrifice $4,000 cash Total
$1,000. Geo Ford, *. Star Route.
Ccntralla. You must see this place
To appreciate ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-15

NFDNEsD kY
IAN 10
IiFsf iiiEh Tide
.t1 A. m 81 n
First Low Tide
4 81 a. M II q
secDsd High Tide
1875 y M ies n.
-ecsnd Low Tlae
fse p m. rs n
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-03
TICKLING HELD
GROUND FOR
DIVORCE
Court Frees Woman Whose
Husband Dug Fingers
in Her Ribs"
BY International News service.

SPRINGDALE, Conn, March II.
Tickling, under certain circum-
stances, may be regarded as a dis
play of affection, but when ones
husband becomes so addicted to the
practice that he never let's up
and digs powerful fingers" into
ones ribs so that it hurts, wife
Is not likely to break into paroxyms
of glee, it would appear.
When pretty Carrie M. Vallen.
dor explained this to the Judge she
was granted a divorce from John
A. Sneckenberg, of Brooklyn, and
given the right to resume r r
maiden name.
We were very happy at first"
Mrs. Vallendor said, in discussing
her marital experiences today.
But this did not last long. My
husband slowly developed the de-
sire to tickle me. He became OBJ.
sessed with fiendish delight, not
only in grabbing me with both his
hands, digging his long and pow.
erful fingers into my lower ribs
and torso, but he also developed
the insane desire for more violent
expression-that of painfully pinch
ing and slapping me on the back,
all of which caused a rapid decline
Of my health.
Every time he clasped my waist
he would let out a fiendish laugh,
which grew louder as his fingers
pressed deeper into my side. No
wonder lost thirty-five pounds be-
fore I left him on May 81, 1922.
was slowly becoming skin and
bones"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-03
|NAGNUS IS OUT
To WIN T0GA
AGAIN
Mrs. Johnson, However, d
Tired of Westinghouse
Depart for West.
BY COsmOpOIitan News Service.


Senator Magnus johnson an.
nounced his candidacy for re-elec-
ton today prior to his departure
from Washington with Mrs. johns
son. IL
Tired of Washington life, and
anxious to be again with her chill.
dren and the cows and chickens.
Mrs. Johnson left Washington to.
day for her Minnesota farm. Her
two youngest children, who have
been at school here, ACCOMPANIED
her.
Senator Johnson goes with them
as far as Chicago, where he will
deliver campaign speeches for Jeng
kins, an Independent candidate IN
the Illinois primaries against Sen.
ator Mccormick. He will return
to Washington early next week. ~
Contrary to public understandings
Senator johnson must seek res
election this fall if he intends to
remain in the Senate. He was
elected last year for the short-
term which resulted from the death
of Senator Knute Nelson.
Senator Johnson will run for the
six-year term as a Farmer-Labor
candidate. He authorized nomina-
ton papers to be distributed for
him just before leaving this city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-03

is a great medicine for any one in 8
nervous, rundown condition and i
would be glad to give any one advice
about taking it. think there is no
better medicine and give you permis{
sion to publish this letter. "--Mrst
ANNA SMITH, SAL w. Norwood St..
Indianapolis, Indiana. 4
The important thing about Lydia
E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is
thatitdoes help women suffering from
the ailments common to their sex.
II you are nervous and rundown
and have pains in your lower parts
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other women having the same symp.
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where.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-03
NERvOUS,RUN- /.
DOWN MOTHERS
Worn Out Caring for Children and
HOusewOrk-See how Lydia /.
E. Pinkham's Vegetable /
Compound Helps \
Indianapolis, Indiana. -'T was ma
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Wnlle nursing my
baby, and hearing
some talk Of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Veg:
etable Compound,
] began taking it..
From the second
bottle l noticed 8
big Improvement.
and / am still tak+
ing It. / am not d
bit nervous now.
and feel like a diff.
foRQVNt vNnNonON Ia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-03
ADVERTISEMENT
ACLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks-Sparkling Eye
Most Women Can Have.
Says DIR. Edwards, a Well-KnowD
Ohio Physician. .e

DR.. F. NJ. Edwards for II years treat.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
LETOS ZABITA "a TRAFFIC
MICH NEHOD JEN
JEDNA OSOBA.

Pokud Sc tyte dopravnich
nest6sti, zaGina novy rok do
bre, neb "a uplynulych prv-
Mich jedenact dni, ac pocasi
bylo pro dopravu nepriznivo,
hlasen je iediny pffpad zabiti.
Podobne je proti dobe minu-
le zaznamenan i pomsrn9
n1ensf pocet automobilovych h
nehod. coz sc pficfta "a zaslu-
hu trafitnkmu soudci Corletto-
vi, iehoz nSisnf nastupovani
nroti nedbqlym riditGm. vzrii-
stani nehod zabrzdilo. IA po-
eledni rok udavalo sc denn6
20. n9kdy az 80 nehod vetsich
rozm6rn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

Ma Euclid a vych. 80. ul. W.
stoupila z poulicni kary wee
ra vecer 81. Olivia Taught o-
vi, bailifka okresniFo )sd3klu
a ubirala Sc do sveho dome$ a,
kdvz pojednou Sc objevil NJ,
jenz il vytrhl 2 rulSy kaNel.
ku. Olivia vsak m6la v druhEsru
ce brasnu s thermo lahvi a-dve
ma lahvemi Cd povidel a teu.
to itocnika zmuzile uhodila.d dc
hlavy. Lupice patrn6 dnes., Do
II hlava neb ze rama dbbfe
"sedla" tom sv6dci prohlu-
hina ma lahvi ale tez napa1e-
ma zaplatila dobrodruzstvi ka-
belkou. bailifskym odznakem,
krabiGkou ma pudr a $12 ma
hotovOsti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
ODPADKOvA STANCE MA
BYTI @UMfSTENA DALE i
"A MESTEM.

Clenstvo organisace The
Southeastern Planning Associ-
alton ma vcerejsf schdzi v Hol
lenden hotelu znovu protes-
tovalo proti prestavb9 NEST
skk stanice ma niceni smeti a
Odpadk6 We Willow, ktera
byla ujednana v poslednlch
dnech Kohlerovy. administra-
ce. Vesnice Cuyahoga Heights
zajiste plnym pravem Sc bra
nila prot postavenf zavodu.
ktery nesnesitelnym puchem o
travuje cele okoli sirokodale-
ko. Osada vymohla 81 sveho
casu soudni zakaz, ale tento
byl ma protizalobu Clevelandu
zrusen a obci zakazano ciniti
mestu pfekazek. Ma vcerejsi
schulz mluvil m9stsky pravni
riditel Shuler "a Cleveland q
Fred Greene "a Cuyahoga
Heights. Vysledek jednani
byl, re bude m9sto vyzvano,
ably celou stanici odst6hovalo
dale "a m9sto, kde jeji pIsobe
nj meme by bylo 'pocit' 'ovano'
X dalsfmu vyjednavani mes
tenn byl zvolen zvlastni vybor
zajemcd, v kterem zaseda
Petr Slach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
PoLIcIE P0kRACUJE v .NkJEzDEcH
A Henry.
zAKRocovANt PRoTI AUTo1sTUM.

Ia vyGist'ovan Clevelandu
projevuje policie dalsf horli-
livost a vcera skonfiskovano a
odvezeno telegraph zafizeni
i telefon v lradovn6 v Sloan
budote, S19 Prospect, kde by
la tisredna vsech filialek, kde
Sc skzelq, oaa zavodni kone.
Dva zffzenci pax byli zatce-
nj. Dale byla zabavena celia
dlouha rada hracskych auto
mati, ktere budou zniceny.
Ia generAlni prohlfdky v ku-
lecnikovych mistnostech jim
de zatceno bylo 80 pobudi ja-
ko podezrele osoby.
Rezpecnostni reditel Barry
je Primo nad$en raznostl dnes
nj policie a pravi, re celemu
hr6tskemu systemu byla znice
MIN stroji zpdsobena skoda
Mostupujfci $65.0OO. Dosavad-
mi kfizack& tazeni jest pry 'te-
prve pocatkem ocistne akce a
'bnde pfovedeno do krajnostf.
... Mezi obchodniky, kterym
!skonfiskovany byly strojky,
;jsou i krajani Josef Kohout,
sA49 zap. 25. ILL.,, Martin Bo-
thus, 1917 Holmden ave. S. w.
in Josef Hefmansky, 4851
broadway.
Take ma automobilisty, KITE
Mi stavi "a dojfzdek do vnitf-
.IHho m3sta auta podel chodni-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
USTANOvENf VYBORo
MESTSKE RADY.

Ma vcerejsf porade byly
mayorem Townesem jmenova-
ny vybory mestske rady, jich3
je osmnact. Kazdy vybor pax
sestava z p6ti radnfch vcetna
pfedsedy. Pfedsedd republi.
kanskych je IL. demokratic.
kych 5 a neodvisly jeden a
tfmto je Peter Witt, jenz po-
staven v Cello vyboru traficnf-
mu. RepubLkansky radni Ro-
becek je pfedsedou vyboru
tiskoveho a Glenem vybori sta
vebniho, dahoveho a pouliGni-
no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

XII, bylo vGera nastupovano po
icii a udano pres dive ste tech
to provinilcd, 2 nichz velke
vetsine nebyla tato nejnovejsi
policejnf "sekatura" ami INA
ma. Procedure je pri podob-
mem prestupku velice jednodu
cha, policista jednoduse pfi-
stoupi k autoistovi, zepta Sc
jej ma jm6no a adresu, coz O.
be napfse ma krasne ruzove
zbarveny listecek, ma kterem
prekvapeny Sc docte, ze Sc ma
do til dnd dostaviti k traficni-
mu soudu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
DAyIS0v,A RODlNA Pqk kOU
SANA PSEM.
1G letl synek Harry

10 lety synek Harry j. by
valeho clevlandskeho mtyora
a ohioskfho .guverhera Harry
l.. Davise, .dostal k letosniAl va
nocdm. dvoum6sicni stenA v
nahradu "a pred svatky poSle
no domaciho psika. Zvfre pred
n6kolika dny ochuravelo a by
10 dano v osetroyani zv6rcle
kari Hendricksonovi, 1918
Broadway, odkud 81 psika jako
domneE, vyleeeneho rodina
Da?isoya dovezla domu. Psik
v utery posel a die n9kterych
zprav. nasledkenf Yztekliny.-
Ponevadz pred tim pokousal
ma rukou zverolekare,. Davise,
jeho manzelku, synka q sluz-
ku byl pfivolan DIR. C. H. Mae
Farland, 9127 Broadway, ienz
vsechny postizene podrobil Pa
steurove lecenf, prot vztekline
DIE zprav pesledn6jsiho me-
hrczi vsak nikomu bezpro-
stfedni nebezpeGi. DIE vseho
byl psik, "a vyb6hnuti pokou-
san potulnymi psy q proto by
Ii vsechna tato zv1fata v oko
II Davisovy residence Ligou
pro ochranu zvlrat zchytana
a dana ma poZOrovani.