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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
Mary Succeeds
on Main Street
THE GOVERNORS
APPOINTEE
Ey LAURA MILLER
o. is2s. by Laura Miller

Ten years ago, when woman suffrage
was long way off in Eastern states,
women holding governors appoint
ments were uncommon. The title Of
official court reporter of the Eighth
judicial district, with "A circuit consist
ing of seven counties, meant victory
for the holder.
Wasn't the political training of the
second United States congresswoman
gained in this same field of court re-
porting7 Anyway. Harriet Roebuck
Of Gainesville, Fla, not only received
the appointment ten years ago, but has
successfully held down the Job ever
since. She has had time to make
friends with her fellow business wom-
en- as well, for she Is vice president
of the Florida Federation of Business
and Professional Women, which car
rles with 1t representation Of her state
in the national federation.
She has no hesitation about how's
and why's. Love Of q hard and diff
cult task" is her uncompromising pre-
scription.
Harriet Roebuck's first job was as
stenographer to lawyer, paying $25
per month. 1t gave her chance to
learn the ins and outs Of legal work.
She learned. The court reporter ap-
pointment followed without intermedi-
ate positions, so she must have learned
thoroughly.
But courts don't sit continuously.
And stenographic work-especially In
a university town such as Gainesville
is always In demand. Miss Roebuck
has built up letter shop doing public
stenography and multgraphing. In
this shop she keeps an assistant busy,
and now has also deputy to assist in
the court reporting.
Although she recalls her own past
hard work, she still recommends to
Miss Average Girl" q business career
In such a town as Gainesville rather
than a city.
There's better opportunity for ex-
preston of personality in such small
town." she believes. "There's more
consideration shown. Ono has oppor-
tunity for coming in closer contact
with people. This enables her to serve
better. The girl is likely to find her.
self just machine in big city,
though for the exceptional young wom-
an believe the city might offer great
er opportunities in financial way.
For myself, the pleasure of knowing
the people whom serve in these vari-
GUS counties and Of being able to call
many of them friend is after all the
most interesting phase Of my work. I
do not think that would happen in
great CITY,"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
CHAPTER XIX
chalIenae and Retort.

Kenneth could hardly contain him.
self until the time came for him to 20
nome for his MONDAY meal. Try as
ne would, he could not divorce his
thoughts from the trouble that had
come to Viola. The sinister tragedy
IN Martin Hawks cabin was as moth.
ing compared to the calamity that had
oefallen the girl he loved. for Moll
hawk's troubles would pass like a
"hir OF the wind, while viola's would
ehuure to the end of time-always q
snauow hanging over her brightest
uay' cloud that would not vanish.
out OF the silence had come q murmur
niore desolating that the thunderbolt
WIN all Its bombastic fury; out of the
s"'hce had come a voice that would
so on forever whispering into her ear
an unlOvely story
crowd still hung about the jail
"H,' small, evcr-shiftlng groups held
s""er discourse In front of business
p'hces. lie hurried by them and
s"uck of. up the road, his mind so
.n'eht upon what lay ahead Of him
,.'at lie failed to notice that jack
ir'htman had detached himself from
"e group In front of the undertakers
,','' WIS following swiftly after him.
''e WAS nearly halfway home when
turned in response to a-call from
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08

what's in the air. I'm a square man
and like to know whether I'm deal
Ing with square men or not"
Lapelle sat up suddenly on the edge
of the bed. Somehow, it seemed to
Trentman, the greenish yellow had
spread lightly over the rest of his face.
You say Martins in jail for steal
ingF he asked, gripping the corn-husk
bedtick with tense, nervous fingers,
"and not in connection with the kill
ing Of Suggs?"
Yep. And 1 sort of guess you'll be
with him before you're much older. If
Gwynne knows what he's"
I've got to get out of this town to-
night, Jack" cried the younger man,
starting to his feet. Understand, I'm
not saying l am mixed up In any way
with Hawk and his crowd, but-Tve
got important business in Attica early
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
Settled Germ Theory.

A healthy baby was seated in a pool
on the beach. Now and then he would
grab some of the sand, and put 1t in
to his mouth. The mother was sitting
by reading. A nervous gentleman con-
templated the urchin with no little
perturbation.
"Do you allow him to do that?"
"Oh, yes" responded the mother
brightly. HE did 1t all last season.
Sometimes he even swallows n little.
1t doesn't seem to hurt him."
THANK you, madam. You have done
me real favor. l won't worry SO
much about germs after this"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
Therefore. Nothing Doing.

A certain Scottish minister in a
West Highland parish had never been
known to allow a stranger to occupy
his pulpit.
On one occasion, however, an Edin-
burgh divinity student, who happened
to be spending few days in the
parish, called at the manse on the
Saturday and asked the minister If he
might be allowed to preach the follow
ing day.
my dear young man." said the min
lister, laying a hand on his shoulder,
gin let ye preach the morn and We
gle a better sermon than me, my folk
wad never again be satisfied WI my
preaching; and gin ye're nae bet
ter preacher than me. ye're no worth
listening tae."
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
curlous London Trades.

The London Blue Book Is ponder
GUS tome, but contains some curious
information. London has a solitary
fisherman, who lives in suburb at
Wadsworth; 1t has one woman black
smith, who works in ShoredItch; and
there is one woman bricklayer, who
resides at Deptford. There are two
London women who are gasfitters' la
borers. While the county of London
has but one fisherwoman, the city Of
London (proper) has but one fisher
man. Among the queer trades sre
"hecklers," jacquard punchers,"
'plunkers," ''teasers," "slashers,"
"scratch-brushers."- Ameri.
can.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
Alfred the Great Insured Equal d.
vision Of the Day by Definite
Quantity Of Wax.

1t Is recorded Of Alfred the Great,
who lived in the Ninth century, A. D.,
that he was very methodical in his
employment Of time, and in order to
insure a careful attention to his re-
ligious duties as well as his kingly
duties, he divided the day into three
parts, giving one part to religious
duties, one to the affairs of his king
dom, and the remainder to bodily rest.
To secure an equal division of the
day he procured a definite quantity
Of wax, which he had made into six
candles Of twelve inches in length and
all Of uniform weight, for he found
that each inch Of candle would burn
for twenty minutes-one candle for
each four hours.
This was an approach toward ac-
curacy, and 1t was effective for night
use as well as for the daytime
Pearson's Weekly.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
CANDLES RECORDED THE TIME

ITO be Continued)
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
His Point

Economical Hub-Why spend money
for bacon3 1t curls up almost to
nothing, and provides little nourish
ment anyhow.
Wife-Oh, I love the odor Of II.
Our neighbors have II every morn.
ing and I can smell It cooking.
Economical Hub-Exactly. Then
why buy it7-Boston Transcript.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
Polite.

P0Ite.
Dllapidated Dodgework-Pardon me-
sir, but have you seen policeman
round here7
Polite Pedestrian-No. am sorry
Dilapidated odgework-Thank You
Now, will you kindly hand over your
watch and purse7-Exchange.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
SYNOPSIS

PRoLodUH-Kennet Gwynne was
ays years old in the spring of 1914
whom his father ran away from Ken
Ehsy took with them Minda Carter,
Raohsrs baby daughter. In the fall
Ksnnsth's mother died of broken
up to hate the name OF RacHei Carter.
"6n evil woman"
CHAPTER L-Kenneth. now a young
lawyer, seeks lodging for the night at
i@f.ystts. i1i Ind. Il appears that Ksn's
father has recently died and that h. !.
striksrs bought their farm of Ken's
sa;F ssS VIA Rseh. to s:
says she knew his father well and
refuge. to give her name; aI,s, 4; xi.itinSS
In her.
CHAPTER dLTIn the morning tn.
planning to elops with Barry Lapelle
and her mother came in the night and
took her hoTs mi. hi, A. Ken r5s. Soe, 1 on hi.
tiola dwyn an shes your half sister
CHAPTER lila handsome, dash
aHo.s an soan Sm..is S =" sarry Iapeii. % ne intro
CHAPTER Iv.-Isaao Stain. a farm
sF, gives Ken a message from Viola to
CHAPTER Vat lafayette Ken sees
bis lawyer. Cornell. and the recorder
.rt dwynne." divides an extensive
Rr0Rsrty vIo;t between ,di Ken .,,I and Rachel ll
has decided not to contest.
CHAPTER Vixen calls at Viola
home and finds Rachel instead of Viola.
Rachel reviews the past. which nobody
lafayette KNOWS Rachel tells him
drst husbandi that Viola bsiievss her
turs @ hi IN ss s.1a: sh. . put: s. Ti9lf ys9
does not make war on women.
mother she IL going to marry Lapelle
money and tells her she will disinherit
her.
CHAPTER M-Ksn meets Viola
With tApslls. They make up their
nd boana h.na h: and 4 s soos ,eys By wl tss
double secret of mother and daughter
Hs dsoids4 to 70 away. Stain tells
him that Lapells is planning to abb
CHAPTER x-Ksn resolves to stay
ssas ~ ee. 0's' Won .0 o:i,s a0Sn' on x.s .s
lRS his new home. clos. - to her own
6hs II charming.
CHAPTER xI-LAp.ns has Eon.
Scwn ths river. Ken tells Raehs
know: al about her. He is % SiddsI q.
awty in the cabin Of Hawk. . disrsp'
CHAPTER xI1.=IApelle returns. H,
rsi ri oyer DSsr qHr,nkiny Hsn He And ana yioi; GUAR
hs. changed her mind % and Rinn VII n.vs' w,
marry him.
CHAPTER xIII.-viola realize, tn.
her love for him 10 not that of q sis
ter Ken tells her the plot to abduc
nc CHATTER 1sa; xIv;IKsn nv; tells Rachel . .
love with her" Ken admits It. "Woult
shSuld ever ma out who she reall,
tsr Ken says he would. Then Rache
s sseEs she was never married to Ken.
CHAPTER xv.-vlol.. the ns.
disappeared. On her way back LAPEL,
meets her. insults her and tells hel
CHAPTER xvI-Ken knocks LAPEL,
down. Viola appears with q rife ant
70 with dificulty prevented from killing
LApells. Ken tells Lapslle that hii
plans are known and warns him t.
leave town. Lapslle challenges hin
70 duel and departs.
CHAPTER xvII.-Rachel and tn.
shsrihs posse descend upon Hawk
Of sheep-stealing. They fnd sugsl
dead, stabbed to death by Moll Hawk
in defense of her honor.
CHAPTER xvII.-Hawk, in Jail
sends word to Lapelle to come to his
rescue.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08

If in want of anything, try an sdlei
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LAME DUCKS

Il 3 + 1at.a4J
The fas man whe comes to your
house ana chooses the only chair
IL the Fesm that u weak on lee
legs:
The chap with q handshake as
linn a. 4 aishrag and the chap
with q Strip that brushes yenr
keRes.
The Kushand whose wife even
taIAs N her sleep.
A White dove flying over Pitts
taFsh.
The psregn in the theater who
apulapas q foreign actress to give
che impression he's seen her In
Europe,
The man standing on a windy
corner who gets some dust IN his
eye.
The husband who has to wear
tho ties his wife knits for him.
The parrot who lives in Q house
with i talking machine, q radio
and q woman.
The person who always wants
TO read aloud from some maya
zine.
The cook who invented the
oysterleDs stew.
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IN BIMBO LAND

They put the party platforms
IN the circulating library.
All the man ask their wives
for permission every time they
want to set haircut.
II you tip . waiter he's ID.
suited and you have to fight him.
When . candidate IL informed
Of his nomination he. merely
mods his head and goes home.
A boOlkeeper socled his boss
on the nostril because he insisted
on giving him salary raise.
The children can't wait to get
back to school and the boys give
three cheers when they hear
school has reopened.
The presidents Of corporations
hang this sign on their office
doors: There ts nothing private
about this joint. Drop in and
hang your hat on the desk
lamp"
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INGR0WN nail
Turns Right Out Itself

A few drops Of "Outgro" in the
crevice Of the ingrowing nail re.
duces inflammation and pain and
90 toughens the tender, sensitive
skin underneath the toe nail, that
It can not penetrate the flesh, and
the nail turns naturally outward
almost over night.
''Outgro" ID a harmless antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. HoW
every, anyone can buy from the
drug store a tiny bottle containing
directions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-11

II you tip . waiter he's ii.
suited and you have to fight him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-11

You might be surprised 70 M
know that the best thing ron M
can use for coughs. is Q remedy II
which is easily prepared ct home
~ Just . few moments. It's
cheap. but for results it beats
anything else you ever tried.
Usually stops the ordinary cough
or chest cold in "a hours. Tastes
pleasant children like il.
Pour "a ounces Of Pinex IN q
pint bottle; then fill It up with
plain graduated sugar syrup. Or
use clarified mOlasses, honey, or
corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup.
u desired. Thus you make q full
pint-a family supply-but cost
ing no more than Q small bottle
Of ready-made cough syrup.
And as a cough medicine. there
is really nothing better TO be had
at any price. It goes right to the
spot and gives quick. lasting re-
lief. II promptly heals the In.
tl9med membranes that line the
throat and air passages, stops the
annoying throat tickle. loosens the
Dhlegm, and soon your cough
stops entirely. Splendid for bron.
chitie, Group, hoarseness and
bronchial asthma.
Pinex 10 Q highly concentrated
compound of Norway pine extract,
famous for healing the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask
your druggist for "21S ounces Z \
Of Pinex" with full direc- N
tiOns, and don't accept any l
thing else. Guaranteed 70 EaE
give absolute satisfaCtion.or
money refunded. The PinexA> zs8ES
Co. Re. WaynA. Ind. N41SS
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CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS
Grandmother Knew
There Was Nothing So Good for
COngestion and Colds az Mustard

But the old-fashioned mustard plaster
burned and blistered while It acted,
Get the relief and help that mustard
plasters gave, without the plaster and
without the blister.
Musterole does 1t. It is a clean!
white ointment, made with oil Of mus
tard, 1t is scientifically prepared. cd
that It works wonders.
Gently massage Musterole in with
the finger tips. See how quickly Il
brings relief--how speedily the pain
Try MusteroIe tor sore throat, bron-
chitis, tonsilitis, Group, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia. headache, congestion
pleurisy, rheumatism. lumbago, pains
and aches OF the back or joints.
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblalns.
frosted feet. colds Of the chest ct may
prevent pneumonta).
To Mothers: MusteroIe 10 also
made in milder form for
babies and small children.
Ask for Children's Mustsrole
S5c and 65c, Jars aud tubes; hos
pital size, $780,
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They put the party platforms
IN the circulating library.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-18

Z predyOlebnich StarOSti.

De enokraticky vybor statni kon-
venca hleda kandidata, kter5 by pc
staven byti mohl do boje proti re-
publikanskemu kongresnfku, Johnu
Philip HjlloOj, v ieho znovu ucha.
zeni Sc 1fad do kongresu Jiste
sklamani pociteno bylo, kdyz Will
liam |. Norris. byval5 presid sr t
s'atniho senatu. odepFel podporu,
kterou mu slibovala Mahon Kelly
organisace. kdyby Sc uchazel O 6rad
proti HilIopi.
0 republican, HiIlovi pravi de-
mokrate re ie takto chlapik. ale BE
ohledne odstran9nl 'sucha" mic ne
dokazsl ze "mokfi' Vychodo-Ral-
timofane nechteji mifi "a syeho "a
stupce bully hoo" cloveka a pax
ze tfeti distrikt must byti demokra-
tickgm. Mezi kandidaty proti Hill
lovi staveni jsou: senator Curran,
William Jacobs, John G. Scott, Au-
gust Klecka, James R. McQuade
Antony Dimarc).
Novy superintendent Djal Sc Tfze-
nj Bay View.
Col. Rufus E. Longan nastoupil v
1tery 1rad superintendenta 1stavu
Bay View.
V den nastoupen1 6Tadu gveho
prohlasil, ze jeho praci bude, ably
dstav co nejlepe dostati mohl dcelu.
"a kterym mestem vydrzovan jest
Zvlastni pece venovana bude che
vanc6m. aby tito zp6t mohli sc vrs-
It'll do verejnosti jako uzitecni jeji
clenove Farms Istavu a mlekarna
vedeny byti mali tax. ably ee vypla-
cely.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-18
Petilety hoch uSmrcen.

Ma ceste koupiti al zmrzliDu zabit
byl5v pondeli truckem p9tilety hoch
Nelson Clifford. syn presidenta Vir-
ginia Dare Candy spnlecnosti. Ne
stestf udalo Sc ma Greenmount ave-
nue. nedaleko 80. ulice. Ditku ro-
zrazena byla lebka truckem Ameri-
can Oil spolecnosti.
" pond9li nemocnici podlehl
zranenl Harry Better, {. 1859 N.
Caroline ulice, ktery pfejet byl az
tomobilem Howarda B. Garretta z
Hanover. Pa. Automobil srazil
Betefa ma Reisterstown road vle-
XII jej do dalky asi so stop nezlj "a
staven byti mohl.
Bertha Fisher, 24leta Lake
view avenue, srazena byla dvskrate
TIME automobilem, fizenym Mel
son Johnsopem. Nelson kdyz srazil
il ma dlazbu, couval k nj nazpet a
vrazil do nj po druhe. Lebka ,byla
il rozrazena.
- Pfi pfechazeri ulice zranen
byl 72lety Jacob MINI, ktery vzdor
vystraze straznikov6 pustil Sc do u
lice, kdyz ma teto semaforem daho
znamenf volne jizdy pro automobile
ctu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-18
Ne Sardinkami ale jedem
OnemOcnel.

Prohlasiv ze snadl sardinky. jimiz
Sc roznemohl Joseph Cerny. II rok1
stary, pozadal We stredu policejniho
straznika ma rohu Baltimore Gay
ulic, ably no postal do nemocnIce.
V nemocnici Cerny se lekar6m pfiz
nal, ze sebevrazednem 1myslu
wal jed Odeprel Tici pricinu, proc
tax ueioil. Ia bydliste sve Cerny
udal {. 900 w. Saratoga ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-18
Dve ditky usmrceny.

Motorovymi trucky usmrceny by
ly We stredu dye dftky. Bernard
Mason. 3lety hoch (. 8O8 N Bel
nord avenue, ,smrteln6 zran6n byl pri
pfechodu Monument ulice Lake
wood avenue. Olga Brashevitz. To-
leta divka ze S. Greene ulice, tezce
zransna byla truckem ma Lexington
ulici u Arch2 ulice. Obe dftky "a
kratko zraneni podIehly. Mason
usmrcen byl truckem, ktery fldil
Winfield T Cuttings z ( 2448 Es,
ger Place.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-18
Shaflka "a banditou v suknich.

IS Baltimore. Washington a nyni
New York profile 1avany jsou. ably
pfislo sc ma siopu zenske banditky,
jez minuly tyden cloupila Ortmano-
w jidelnu ma Howard ulici pomoei
muzskeho prnvodce, ktery z6stal ma
strait pred jidelnou. V New Yor-
ku ted hledana jest Celia Cooney.
stara asi 20 rokn. t9zkA l2O liber
atd. Vlasv ma ostfihan6. je Deme-
ckeho p6vodu, podobna etalce nebo
zidovce snad nosi dlouhy kabAt.
Je proydana "a Elwarda Cooney,
8 nimz snad ban 1itstvl New Yor-
ku pravadela. Kdyz toto malo W.
naselo ma parek cinen. sby zapla-
till "a naby,ek, zmizeli New Yor-
ku pred trent tydny tfeba zajeli
81 do Baltimore. kde sc jim prepaid
podafil.
Vedle toho detektiveve hledaji
bsnditku pfi dostizich v Bowie.
Pry il tam jeste nezahledi.
We stredu rano policie popla-
sena byla novSm pfepadem, ktery
tentokrate provedl hubeny, zzensti-
F, IL sv6tlovlasy "mladik" v obchodu
Davise Karabedise ma W. North
avenue ktereho mladika pode.
zfeni policie ma, ze to vlastne ta
syetlovlasa. ostfihana banditkH. KITE
ra v patek oloupila Ortmanovu il
! delnu. Karabedis, ktery kralnje v
5! obchoda sc sls akostmi, naVstiven
byl mia ifkem, k cry iemnym zzen-
s,ilym hlaeem - tax snad jeste dnes
postraseny REX pfepad liei - po
prosil "a libru tsffy. Karabedis Sc
do pozadi obchodu. ably libru taffy
cdvaz Kdyz daval pozor, aby
nepfevazil, uslysel zazvoneni p''
kladbe. Kdyz sc ohledl. kdo CO
jeho registrem delati ma, u ide
proti sobe napfszeny revolver, kte.
ry hubeny. svetlovlasS. zzenstil5
mladik drzel v iedne ruce druhou
vybfral penfze registru. Kdy;
vybral $40. zmizel, Policie patra.-
Uyeznen pro dvojzenstW "a dye
hodiny 20 Sflatku.
4 Reginald Reid Philadelfie
Kathryne Glein 2 Afbutus oddan
} byli We stfedu Baltimore p6l d.
!, vate vecer We dvou hodinach p
, e6atku Reid uveznen byl policii n
: zadost' prynf manzelky. Jennie G
Reid. pro dvojzenstvi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-18
MlStni zprdVy.
z krajanSkych kruhI.

Minch.
Rodina p Jana Pazdernika
majitele obuvnickeho zayodu ns
Pennsylvania avenue test sc ze zdra
We dcerusky.
Dne II. dubna zemfel p
James Bart1n9k, {. $50 N. Chester
ulice, We staFf 65 rokd, povolanfn
krejcf. manzel Amy Bart nneK,
Zesnulg pohtben byl ma Narodnin
hTbitove 13. dlbna. Zanechava pc
sobe vdovu ditky: pi. R0zenu
Friedl pf. Antonii Pokorny. pi. He
lenu Pasek a o. Jamese Bart1nka
Mad mlteolou promluvil p Karel
Matousek.
= Dne l3. dnbna zemTela pi
Anna Seibyl, We staff 25 rokn, mao
zelka Waltera Seibyla. Zesnula po-
hTbena byla domu sestry, pi. Va
lentiny SegGfk We siredu rano ma
hfbitcye Nejsv. Vykupitele. Nosi-
ci rakve byli PIP: James Sevcik. AL.
Svasek, Fred KasaI, James Kvarda,
Charles Kolb j. Volta. Pohfebnf
obfady vykonal Rev. Hid.
Pohrby tyto vypravila f,rma
Cvach Syn
Z Pstronatu Aug. Herman.
v poelednf srhdze "Patronatu kite.
ra Sc odbyvsla due 9. dubna, z5strp
ce o. Ferds Kqlas odevzdsl $50 CO
dar pro skolu Cd .. Jos f. Klecky
$25 a cd p. VaclayG r. &ky SIS.
Psn1 K. Vorackova odevzdala SIS CO
dsr pro skolu cd ditek po zemfele
pani Musilove. Fimto vzdava PA
tronat diky "a dary ssem darc0m.
Pan Josef KIeGka nezapomina pfi
r6zn5ch prilezitostech prispe;i s
darkem pro ty nase d1tky, Jest to
''chy ally zasluzng" skutek. PTanin
by bylo. aby kraiane nasledovali po7
dobn6. a pri r1znych shromazde-
Mich vzpomenuto bylo ma ty nase
ditky pfispeli ma Ceskou Svob.
Skolu.
Prace, kterou vykonala p. K. Vo-
rackoVa bezplatne pro Ceskou Svob.
Skolu Aug. Hefman, uznana byla
"Patronatem' a "a jeji zaslahu q
ebetavost probIasena "a cestnou
cIenyki. Posledni financni zprava
vykazuie fe SITS 40 je hotovostI
pukladnika. Pro pfisti nedela!
odpoledne, de 20 dubna. We til
hodiny mali SIX oln1 d1tky pfipfave-
ny zabavni program. Kazdy je zvau
vitan, obzvla5t6 rodice Skolaich
ditek.
- Velikonocnimi vaj1cky podele.
ny hudou ditky Ned6lni skoly ko.
stella Cesko. Moravskych Bratri v ne.
deli vecer o Z. hodine. Ditky pfi.
pravily ku nadflce pekny program
skladajicf se z prednaseni a zp9vn.
- Ditky telccvicne skoly Sokol
ske Jednoty Blesk sehraji nedeli
II dubna 1924 Sokolovn6 diva
delhi pfedsfsveni "Krakon Is"
Zacatek We 3 hod. odpol
BOj proti "zavfene dilne".
Vylouceni uniove prace usnesent
byIo konciiem sdruzenych podnika
teln We schAzi, kterou konali he
telu Caswell pondell. Podn6t Hi
kroku tomu zadan byl staskou, ktt r
ou uniovi d6lnici odpolani byli mi
nul5 ctvrtek z prace ma novos,avbl
Hutzlerova obchodniho domu. Wy
louGenim stlzeno mezi 1000 200
delnfky. Dale Jim zavineno aspoi
ma tas zastaveni prace ma vice nezl
10 velikfch stavebnich podnicich
mezi nimiz k. pr. jest stavba move
no B. & o. drahy pieru ma Locue
Pointu, Pamatni budoVy naprot
msstske radnici atd. Ufednfci sdru
zeni prohlasili, BE usnesli sc ma krc
ku tonic, sby zamezeno byIO net
stalemu tfidenf mezi stavebnim de
nictvem. Ma Hutzlerove novosta,
be nafizepa byla slaVka, poneva
n6kte,e place svefeny byly neunic
vym firmam
Dosud prace vylouteno bylo as
116 uni0VVch d9lnikn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-04-18
Polar v tOyarne ma kIob0uky.

V budoye lows md - Grace. c.
209 w. Fsyette ulice. vypukl Ute
r5 ohen. Kterym n9kolik set zamest-
nancd vyhnano bylo ma ulici. Dva
delnici zraneni hs Ii. Edward Xrau-
sc z N Kenwo ID avenue pracHj.ci
ma tfetim poschodi pokusu uteci
bad spadl anebo skDcil okna tfe
tho posc1odi na vedleisi stfechu q
v5se skorem 80 stop Padem zrsnen
hyl tax, ze dopraven byti musel do
nemocnice. John Tuna, {. 814 N.
Durham ulice. skoren omamen byl
dSmem. PopAlen byv ma krku, o.
blieeji a rukon wat byl do namoc-
nice.
Tovarna Towsend Grace zab5V-
sc vyrobou slamen5ch klobouk0.
Soudi Sc, Re oheh zavinen byl Vybua
chem laku.