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Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11

Concerning the report that hal
been circulated in this community
permit me to quote from a recent
letter from Miss May Trumper. state
superintendent Of public instruction.
There is no foundation for the ru.
NOR that high school normal training
courses are to be dispensed with.
imagine they will be needed for 10
years if not longer. OF course, as
soon as we can require two years Of
training beyond four year high
school course as the minimum train
ing of all our teachers, then we shall
not wish to continue our normal
training courses as a part Of the high
school course. That time, fear, is
far distant.
= at was purely an accident that no
provision was made for the high
school course in our new certification
laws. There is no question in my mind
that our Legislature next winter win
hesitancy amend that section
Of our certification law to except high
school normal training courses from
it's requirements. It was never IN
tended that our graduates of normal
training courses should have to at
tend summer school before they would
be- =hcensed 70 feach.
with the Legislators from 16 coun=
hes in the state interested in such a
,iII, / am sure we shall meet no diff
'iculty in securing its passage at the
very opening Of the session Of the
legislature >
Parents Of children who are inter
'sted IN the normal training course
vii please note the educational re-
Iufrement for entering and continu-
Hg this course which was put into
fleet September. 1923: ~No stu
Ient may be admitted to the normal
raining department of any high
chooI "a the state receiving reim-
from state funds for this
Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
Harry T. StOng, pastor.

Morning worship at IL o'clock
Sermon by the pastor
Evening sermon at 8 o'clock BY
Harold EngdahI.
Prayer service Thursday at p. m
Official board viii meet Monday al
8 p. m.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Epworth League study elass Sun
day evening at 6:45.
Epworth League devotional service
at 7:15.
Junior League at 3 p. m. Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid win meet Wednesz
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Beynum.
Head training without the training
Of the heart proved disastrous in the
life Of Leopold and Loeb. Moral.
bring your children to Sunday school
and church.
Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11
HIGHMoon HOME RuRNs-

The ranch home Of Steve Slack on
the Highwood bench burned to the
ground recently. The dwelling was
Of substantial construction and insur-
ance of $1,000 was carried. Mr.. Slack
does not know the real cause Of the
fire, but when he first noticed the
flames, the fire was issuing from the
roof. He was working in the field
half a mile away and by the time he
reached the house he was able to save
bat little. The fire is supposed to
have started from sparks during the
high wind that prevailed.
Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11

Broadwater natatorium
The annual D. D. K. K ceremonial
viii take place this evening at and
at 3 p. m. the annual convention ball
viii be given at the Placer.
The drum and bugle corps from
Butte is a lively, noisy bunch and
make an attractive appearance IN
their attire Of dark coats and white
trousers topped with muiti-colOred
caps Of overseas pattern The corps
would be band but for the failure
to receive new uniforms IN time for
the convention trip ~
The officers Of the grand temple
are the following named
Past grand chief, Mrs. Nora Cum
mings, Stockett; grand chief, Mrs,
Katie Hayden. Deer Lodge; grand
mistress Of records and correspond
ence, Mrs. Lois Robertson Bozeman;
grand mistress Of finance, Ms. Har-
ris, Bozeman; grand senior, Mrs
Huffine, Lewistown; grand junioFs
Mrs. Elva Wineman, Stanford; grand
manager. Mrs. FairfulI, Sand Coplee
grand protectress, Mrs MarRAEst
KIaw. Great Falls; grand outer
guard. Mrs. Minnie Brewninx Belt
Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11

In a letter to friends here W. B.
Daniels Of Webb City, Mo-, tells Of
taking his first ride in an aerOplane,
and says he enjoyed it Mr.. Daniels
is "a years old and at one time was
news writer for the Belt Valley
Times. For several years Mr.. Dan
ieIs conducted q farm on Biz Willow
and has scores Of friends here who
win be glad toehear 81 him. He is
enjoying excellent health and Is now
busy harvesting his fruit crop
Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11
K. P. PICK BUTTE
FOR NEXT YEAR

Helena, Sept. Butte was select
ed as the next place Of meeting Of the
Knights Of Pythias Grand Lodge at
the business meeting held yesterday
afternoon In Harmony hall. The con-
vention viii be the guests Of several
Butte chapters and viii probably con-
vene in September Of 1925.
Resolutions Of coincidence were ten
dered to the family Of George w.
Ascough, whose death occurred yeH-
terday. Mr. Aaeoush wsa prominent
in Pythian naovsments and II was ss-
pecimlly an untlmely eeeurrenes thak
ais deaEh should tahs plaza .as thAs
convention time,
The evening session was called &C
8 O'Clock. ExempIificstlon OF the
third rank took place ct this time,
with three teams competing for state
honors. Damon Lodge No. ! Of Butte,
Oswego Lodge No. Of Butte and
Calanthe Lodge No. 40 Of Centsrville,
were the teams entering the contest.
The judges were ] s. Anderson Of
Livingston. Earl Wyneman Of Stan
ford, J. A. Lowery Of Big Timber,
and c. J. B. Stevens Of Choteau.
The 40th annual convention Of the
Montana Grand Lodge Of the Knights
OF pythias was called to order at'9.s0
yesterday moSning at joint session
with the grand temple with ]. A.
Walker as presiding officer. An ad-
dress Of welcome was made by former
Governor S. v. Stewart, who acted
fer the mayor In welcoming the vis-
itors toa the city. Responses were
made by Dave Hopkins Of Butte,
grand chancellor, and H. II. Sauers
Of Helena. Mrs Kate Hayden Of
Deer Lodge, grand chief Of the Pyth-
ian Sisters, responded for the Grand
Temple,
Sessions Of the grand lodge and the
grand temple were held yesterday
and afternoon. with prnctic-
lily every subordinate lodge and tenn
Die IN the state represented.
The first social event Of the two
lays was a dinner and program last
.yeniHg in the Eddy Rose room, with ]
i25 Pythians and grand temple women
eated at the tables Rev. d. B. Price 4
vas toastmaster. Responses were Z
made as follows :
Dour Country" by E. A. Ford Of
Suite.
"The Knights Of Pythias," by H. H. \
Of Hamilton. t
Our Hosts, by Grand Chancellor t
ave Hopkins Of Butte. e
eThe Pythian Sisters, BY Con- '
ressman John Evans Of Missoula. t
1f.hte= knights, q by Mrs Della Hehr-f {
ind Of Bozeman.
"our Guests" by Toastmaster a
rice.
Musical numbers were contributed n
y Mrs. George Mason. Joseph Krieg, K
ucille Mclean. Francis Elge, Max n
ie Jacobs and Frank Verzuh. An ei
band. using decidedly inn &
revised instruments, added to the ri
liety. h
Annual elections in the Pythian Bi
dies. including the D. O. K. K. win m
held today The grand lodge win q
eet= at 9.30 and 2. At p m cars K
nj leave Harmony hall for the q
Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11

HEWEsFoWN Most important
development in Cat Creek field for
some time is the bringing in Of pro-
ducer in deep test well of California
company in west end Of field.
HELENA Sealed Proposals for
construction Of federal aid highway
and bridge projects. all Of which are
to be completed by Nov 1, 1925, viii
be opened at office Of state highway
commission, September ~.
HARLEM q, 900 trout fry were
planted IN People's creek from state
hatchery at Great Falls.
Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11
EPWORTH LEAGUE
PLAY SATURDAY

George Barr McCutcheon is a nams
to cOnjure with when it comes to an
entertaining story. Among his bet
ter known works are Graustark Cow
4rdice Court, BreWster's Millions,
The City of Masks, West Wind Drift,
etc. And now Cowardice Court is to
be presented as play in Belt.
Cowardice Court is an entertain
ing novel. 1t has all Of the elements
that so to make McCutcheon's stories
so successful - humor, excitement,
surprise, thrills, and the necessary
heart interest. 1t has been read by
millions in book form, but for the
first time it is now on the stage, pre-
sented by the Epworth Players Of
Belt.
Cowardice Court is the story of
feud--a new sort Of feud. however.
In the old days, John Banks of New
Jersey played in Wall Street, and
at times played with it, thereby ac-
cumulating comfortable fortune. So
his daughter bartered her beauty and
her fathers wealth for a title, and
Lord Bazlehurst, badly in need of the
Banks millions, sold himself
Lady Bazlehurst, deciding that she
would have country home in Amer
lea, sent her agent to the adirondack
hills, to buy choice estate. He sue
ceeded. except that part of the land
which her ladyship desired was al
ready owned by Randolph Shaw, a
young American millionaire, who de-
clined TO sell, thereby mourning the
enmity of Lady BazIehurst
AS the story opens, the Bazlehursts
are in their villa fronting the Shaw
mansion across three miles Of valley.
Scene I is ON the great verandah of
Bazlehurst Villa-and the feud be-
gins.
GowHrdice Court WIS shown IN +
September and in Mon
arch September 6. II win be shown
in Neihart tomorrow night, September
12, and viii appear here at the high
school auditorium Saturday evening,
Is Those who remember
The Tailor Made Man, The Village
Lawyer, and other League produc-
lions viii know that an evening Of
real entertainment awaits them
Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs. John Nisula from Sill
yer Dyke motored to Sand Coulee
last week They took their daughter
there to attend high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Lesell and Lillian
Bakko motored to Great Falls Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hill Of the
Leland ranch have placed their chill
dren in the Belt school.
Frank SpiIler is at home for a short
time. He is not feeling very well and
came home to see if his mothers
cooking would not fix him up. He
has a ranch at Brady.
NeIs Roman IS carrying his left
hand in bandage as result Of an
attempt to repair broken band-dut-
ter on his threshing machine.
Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Sunday School at 1880 a. m
Christian Endeaxor TOO p. m
Junior Endeavor Gin basementl at
TOO p M
Preaching services and Communion
at 300 .. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday 5 p. m.
Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11

qnafter on Hamment Bros. store was
TOO high. Moved BY Remington. sec
onded by Burnett, that the Mayor and
CLERK recommend reclassification Of
business houses for consideration BY
eouneil. Carried.
Discussion Of tourists park result
ed IN decision 70 furnish no more
wood for use Of tourists at park.
The leyies for the maintenance OF
the city and the improvement dis
triets were made as follows:
District No. 8, Ornamental Light
ms System, same a. last year;
District No. 9, Outside Lighting
District, levy cut from 9 cents per
front foot to cents.
=
Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11

First Mass 9 O'Clock d m.
High hfaau 1880 an.
Sunday school O'Clock p. q.
Benedirtion 7:s0 p. m
Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11

p addition % TINS q RESOLUTION was
passed whereby the regular county
road levy Of five mills win revert to
the city.
The water works levy for the es-
tablishment Of a sinking fund, pay
ing interest and taking care OF cur
rent expense was made 10 mills IN
stead Of 12 mills as 1t was last year.
Moved BY Burnett, seconded by
Barber, that bills be allowed as au-
dited. Carried. The bills allowed are
a. follows:
y u n.n...ln4a.. ....Ii.. n.lsu.r nttn 10
Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11

G. +. Bramlette, police salary $1,000
hgeihart Lumber Co., lumber -. S46
H. Morrow, storage fire truck TOO
W. ". Fund, park water ...-.... 500
w. W. Fund, fire hydrants -. $3.50
John Sommerville, salary .-.... 1925
Barber Music House, piano rt. 500
7. 7. Heron, salary and labor. 1900
&c. Il. Provin, salary ....s......... $500
Belt Valley Times, notices.. 8.6b
Leo C. Graybill, salary, draw
ing resolutions 1928, l20, and
incidensaia .......................... 5i.sS
Mmas nAndxs, aaR0r repalring
I water leak -..........4-....s......A.. 500
Fred wood, labor repairing
water leak s............................. 500
NJ. ]. SENEGAL. labor repairing
water leak ....,......................... 500
H. w. Burnett, hauling wood
and sanitary work .............. 1920
Adjournment.
Approved: H. W. MiIIard, Mayor
Leo G. GraybiiI, City Clerk.
Belt Valley times., 1924-09-11

H. w. MilIard, Mayor
Leo C. GraybiiI, City Clerk.
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BEZVYSLEDNY BOZ S
LUPIcEM.

Harry Poruff, jenz ridi The
Empire Electric Co., 10210 Su-
perior ave., byl vcera vecer
prepaden mladikem, ktery
nan namifil revolverem po-
velem, ably vzpazil. Puroff u
poslechl a lupic. sebral ote-
vrene pokladny $25, tom
ale Sc prepadeny chopil uscho-
vaneho revolveru sam a ko-
mandoval lupice, ably dal ru-
ce vzh1ru, ale tento misto u
poslechnuti vystrelil a zasahl
PuroffGv prst. Nyni strelil
take Puroff, ale chybil. Nasle-
dovala dalsi, ma stesti neskod-
ma prestrelka, az konecne ban
dita vyb6hl a zmizel v tmach
blizkeho Rockefeller parku.
Zavod byl obran v m6sici led
nu o $500 a cd tech dob Sc
stal Puroff ostrazit6jsim, "a
opatfiv sc revolverem. Jak ale
vysledek ukazuje, byla mu
zbran malo platna.
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VYSTAVKA v KNlHOVNE
MA BROADWAY.

V odbocce verejne knihov-
ny ma Broadway a 55. ul. w.
stavuje pi. Ledbetterova dive
krasne krabice z vykladaneho
dreva, praci ruskych uprchli-
XII, ktefi nasli 1tociste v Pol
sku. Vylozeni nejsou geome-
t,icke tvary, ale tvori krasne
krajinky. Skfinky z pocatku
cini DOZEN malovani, ale teprv
pfi zevrubn6jsi prohlidce lie
spatfiti spojovani rdznych dru
hi drew. Zajimava prace jest
vylozena v predsini knihovny,
jez jest otevrena cd 9. hod.
ranni do $50 hod. vecer.
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tie vedOuci do zminenehO pred
m6sti zakazem dotceny neby-
ly. Die prijateho navrhu jez-
dit budou kary po Detroit ave.
jen k zap. 1T. ul. pravidel-
ne a dosavadni spojeni ma byt
udrzeno jen v prestavkach O.
smiminutovych.
Podobne jednani arci nikte-
rak nepovznese naladu v Lake
wood pro spojeni S Velko-Cle-
velandem a jest moznym, re
zakaz vynese mestu i zalobu.
V Lakewood plat totiz SC jizd
ne, kdezto v samOtnem meste
musi cestujici platiti &c. Ma
yor v Lakewood Edw. A. Wi
gand obdrzel v zasedani tam
nejsi obecni rady plnou moe,
ably ehranil zajmy tohoto pred
mesti.
/ Ma pretfes pfislo i jednani
tykajici Sc vyklizeni doleni ca
sti Prospect ave-, ktere sice
bylo jiz odhlasovano pred dive
ma tydny, ale m6lo dockati Sc
Evcera ma navrh mayora Tow
nese jisteho odkladu, v cemz
nepritelem celeho projektu rad
MIN Wittem horliv6 byl podpo-
rowan. Prosla vsak velkou vet
sinou 20 HASA ordinance rad
niho McGintyho, coz melo "a
nasledek novou hrozbu Vita,
re predlozi celou zalezitost re-
ferendu. -
O Marshallov6 resoluci, ably
nastoupeno bylo proti The O.
hio Bell Telephone Co., ably
tato Sc spojila v jednu spoiled
most, nebylo vGbec debatova-
no, ale bude podano odvolani
statni utilitni komisi do Colum
bus. Podobn6 nedoslo k deba-
te O resoluci radniho Schooley-
no, aby. IS drahou New York
Central byla vyjednavano o.
hledne nadrazi ma zapadni
strane.
4 Oar ctyr zulovych sloupn z
Citizens budovy byl wat ma We
domi a celia zalezitost odkaza-
ma financnimu a majetkovemu
vyboru.
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e zASEDANi MESTSkE RADY.
OMEZENf POULICNf DOPRAVNI SLUzBY
Y LAKEWOOD

Ordinance radni NJ. R. Win
COVE, ably zrizena >byla samo-
statna nradovna nacelnici v
cele pri policejnim department
tn, byla vcera v mestske rade
porazena 13 hlasy (Finkle,
Fleming, Potter, Mitchell, Rie-
der, Gibbons, Robicek, Robert,
Orlikovsky, McGinty, Walsh,
Bronstrup Gallagher) proti
12 hlasdm. Die ordinance mel
zcnsky sbor policistek citati
Is clenek pod velenim zenske-
no sefa, ktera by byla, primo
zodpovedna policejnimu nacel-
niku. Ma strane podavatelky
byl m6stsky manager Hopkins,
druha radni Greenova, radni
Marshall, Hatton a Sulzman.
General oposice Finkle pra-
vii, ze drive dluzno doplniti
muzstvo ma 1900 jak jinou or
dinancf jiz davno bylo schva-
leno, ale nemohlo byti prove
demo proste ddvodu, re ne
jsou penize. Hopkins Ease ha-
jill ordinance heslem, re m6sto
must pokracovati $ duchem do
by a poukazoval ma mesta jina
jakoz tvrzenim, re We vsech
mestskych departmentech jest
prilis malo personalu.
"Ani jeden z 1900 policistd
nemGze v nekterych pfipadech
zvlastnich dokazati tolik, co by
dokazala jen jedina z t6chto
zen." Ma tato slova propukla
galerie We vseobecny potlesk.
Ma stiznost, re nejsou finan-
ce die toho odpov6d6l velice
trefn9 Peter Witt: "Pojd'te Sc
mnou jednoho rama a ukazi
vam mnoho lenivych pobudI,
ktefi "dohlizi" ma muze pra-
cujfci lopatou. Zbavte sc jich
a budete miti penez pro vase
Iradovny - jest mnoho pova-
leci "formanG" v mestskych
sluzbach." Il
Is proti 10 hlasGm byl pfi-
jat navrh, ably jizdy poulicnich
kar ma Detroit ave. do Lake
wood byly omezeny ma nej-
mensi miru, jak tomu jen trak-
emf smlouva dovoluje. Jine ira
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MA NAVSTEVU

do Ceskoslovenska odiizdI pan
Valentin KleGka ieho pani
M. Kleckova a ditky, re "a
padni al. ul. {. 1885. v sobo-
tn vyiedou po lodi George
Washington z New Yorku do
Bremen. Pan v. Klecka prv-
ne $ jeho rodinou pojede do
kraie plzenskeho. kde ma do
sud roii6e . Getne pratele a
pak ma delSi pobvt zaiedou
m Moravll k rodiGnm PAM
NJ. Kletkovd. O ieiich vypra-
vn sc pecliv6 postaral pfeplav-
nj iednatel FIR. Sakrvd 1, The
Fe'"r'l. Pfeiene rodind. y.
Klefkv radostne shledani 5 je-
itch milvni a st'astny navra!
No Clevelandu.
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radovna nayladnfho jest temef
zamestnana temito pfipady.
Ia dubnoveho zasedani velko-
poroty provedeno bude die vse
no generalni Eisteni mezi smir-
cimi soudci, ktefi svym jedna-
MIN spravedlnost postavili do
tax vice nezli podivneho svet-
la. Ones predvolan bude STAN
tonem opetne jeden smirci
soudce, ktery musi prinesti s
sebou vsechny "soudni" zapi-
sy. zalobce venuje hlavni po-
zornost vsem zatykacdm, KITE
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POLICE HoDLA POMOCi Y
BOJI PROTI PROHIBIc-
MIN VYDERAcOM.

Jak oznamuje okresni zalob
ce Stanton, slibil policejni ma
celnik Graul policejni pomoc
pri vysetrovani darebackych
praktik, kterych Sc dopousteli
n6kteri prohibicnf agent, zri-
zenci a nadhan9ci smfrcich
soudci. Stantonovi byli jiz ta-
ke prid6leni diva detektivove.
Prlpadd jest tolik, ze celia d.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-01
RECEIvRONE THE MUNICH,
PAL SAVINGS 4 LOAN CO..

Okresnf soudce J. B. Ruhl
prohlasil, ze financni dstav
The Municipal Savings & Loan
Co., kteIy Sc v posledni dobe
octl We financnich nesnazich,
nespocfval na zdravych zakla-
decll a proto imenoval ]. B.
Wilberlinga, C. r. Crosse a
H. C. Baehra receivry. Jmeno-
vani spravovali zalezitosti spo-
Flecnosti jako div6rnfci jiz cd
10. brezna. Podobne ma byti
nalozeno Sc sesti spolecnostmi
tesne prvne jmenovanym d.
stavem spjatych, majfc temar
stejna feditelstva. Jsou to The
Representative Realty Co, The
Representative Construction
Co., The Representative Mort
gage Co., The Municipal Mort
gage Co., The Municipal Re-.
atty Co.. The Representative
Manufacturing & Supply Co.
Pravnik spolecnosti Meals ho-
dla Sc proti zadostem o usta.
noveni receivrd postaviti.
Kratce pied soudnim rozhod
nutfm byly The Central Natl
onal Bank Savings & Trust Co.
podany zaloby ma The Repre-
sentative Mortgage Co. The
Representative Realty Co. Jak
prohlasujf ranni novinafske
zpravy, zapocal generalni ma
vladnf Crabbe hnutim, jez
smeruje k likvidovani The Mu-
nicipal Savings & Loan Co. VII
bee.
Soudce Ruhl prohlasil, re lid
u The Municipal Savings &
Loan Co. ulozil ma vkladech
$2,317.389 ? naproti tomu "a
pdjcila The Representative Re-
atty Co. $5,215.OOO a podobne
hospodareno bylo u druhych
spoienych spoleGnosti. Take
bylo zjist6ne. re pajcky 81 po-
volovali reditelove navzajem
sob6 samyln.
Mistopfedseda Gstayu E. X.
Fisher v ddsledcich. soudniho
vynosu vydal toto prohaseni:
"Pokud Sc tyce The Represen-
tative Realty Co., jsou jiz pla-
ny hotovy,. sby podano bylo
skutecne zajist6ni, ze mas sta
vebni program skoncen bude
ieste t'mto roken. Mnohe 2
domH jsou v stavbe a tax biz
ko dOkoncenf, ze by vvzadova-
ly ien nepatrneho vydani. aby
molly byti hotovy k prOdeii
tax splacenv vsechny pGicky,
] poskytnute The Municipal Sa-
wings & Loan Co. Nemame Ia
dnych pochybnosti. re kdybv
poskytnut nam byl cas-. mohli
bvchom pine uspokoiiti vsech-
ny svoje vkladatele."
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ZARPUTILA SEBEVRAzED
KYNE,

Cd vcerejSfho vecera MALE
"a Sc v okresni v9znici zena,
ktere jisty automobilista "a
branil v smrtelnem skoku S
Central mostu. Grady nemohly
az dosud zjistiti jeji adresu,
jelikoz zaufala zena vIbec cd.
mita ma kladene il otazky cd.
/ povidati.
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MESTSTf ZRfZENCI MUS
DOSTAT ZAPLACENO.


Okresnl soudce J. B. Ruhl
dal vcera mestu dalsf lhItu 90
dni, do kterych ma upraviti
sluzebni pom6ry zamestnanc1
die zneni .noveho m6stskeho
charteru. Die tohoto vynosu
nesmi byti zadrzovan plat NEST
skych zrizencI at jiz Sc pre-
depsanym zkouskam z obcan-
ske sluzby podvolili neb niko-
Ii. Rozhodnuti ma platnost do
l. cervence do IL hodin v po-
ledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-01

Podobizna zaslouzile stafic-
ke spolkove pracovnice, 0 je-
jimz um1'ti jsme vcera prime
sli zpravu. Byla ulozena dnes
odpoledne k vecnemu odpocin-
ku ma hrbitov6 Harvard Gro
We "a hojneho lcastenstvi by
valych spoluclenek a sirokeho
kruhu pratel. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-01

re, byly souddm vracehy 8 po-
znamkou, ze "nebylo 1iiceho
nalezeno", neb prav6 Y tecKto
pfipadech to pachne 1platkaf-
stvim a vydiranim. POlicejni
asistenci bude vysetfovaDf. dali
81 velice usnadneno a nebude
potreba ma dalsf yylohy povO-
lovati novych nakladI.