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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-27
COOLIDGE
AND DAWES

Out Of the National Republican
convention at Cleveland came a Re-
publican party more nearly the Re-
publican party of old than for many
q year. BY clear and uneQuivocal
expression OF majority opinion. 80
overwhelming as to amount to un-
animity. 1t goes into the campaign
proclaiming declaration of inde-
pendence from the 'lunatic fringe"
The socialism OF La Toilette and the
disloyalty of Norris. the Nebraska
renegade. and of Brookhart. Iowas
foremost disloyalist. were courteous
ly but none the less firmly repudist-
cd.
The Cleveland convention was in
the hands Of the delegates and the
nominees and the platform were
what the delegates wanted. Evidence
Of faith in Coolidge was clearly ex-
pressed In u united demand that he
be the presidential nominee. No
radical Republican. no independent
Republican. no bloc" Republican
had ghost OF = show.
The delegates knew what kind Of
. man they wanted for vice presi-
dent and that's why they picked
ha hA .
chose Dawes when Lowden definite
ly refused to run.
General Dawes was born in
Marietta, Ohio. August 81. 1865. His
father was Gen. Rufus X. Dawes.
commander of the famous Iron brig
ade OF Wisconsin in the war OF the
rebellion. who was cited for dis
tinEuished service in the battle OF
Gettysburg. Following his gradu-
alton from Marietta college. he en-
tered the Cincinnati law school.
where at 81, he took his degree In
1856.
He began work during his col
leGe years as chief engineer on =
small railroad In Ohio.
Following his activity In behalf of
President Mckinley in Illinois dur
isG the campaign Of 1896. he was
named comptroller OF the currency.
which post he held from 1898 TO
1891.
General Dawes is one of the con.
structive leaders OF the nation. He
gave up his business at the begin
ninE OF the World war and went to
Europe TO help save the situation
for his country. He performed pro-
dikious tasks over there during the
war. He cut red tape. discarded un-
tenable theories however well cstRb-
lished. and by going straight At the
end In view he delivered tho goods. |
The greatest contribution to the
peace OF the world made since the
war ended is due to his genius for
leadership. The rcparations settle
ncnt proposed at his instance marks
the beginning OF n return to normal.
prosperous, stable economic condi-
tions In Europe. That service IL OF
great value to the world at large.
hut especially to our own country.
which Is so much Interested In
European ntabiii1ation.
What Is mos, refreshing In Gen.
eral Dawes 10 his straightforward
courage and honesty In thinking and
speaking. This il the quality most
seeded and most lacking In public
life today.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-27
GRAND LECTURER or
MAsONs COMING TUSRDAN

Mr.. ChAs. Young Of Durango.
Grand lecturer for the Masonic
lodge OF Colorado will he Ia Monte
Vista on Tuesday. July I. Mr.. Young
will speak before u special meetias
Of the Monte Vista lodge on that
date and will make his annual In
spection of the Masonic work.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-27
SHENANDOAH PASSES.
TOO FEW OWN HOMES.
A LADY vlCE-PRENDENT.
THE PEOPLES INDEPENDENCE.

The airship Shenandoah. sailing
toward Albany, above the Hudson,
last week. passed the Twentieth
Century, the fastest New York Gen.
trail train, coming from Chicago.
The airship carried 120 human
beings. the express train many
more. The passengers on the fast
train bent their pecks looking up.
ward. and thought how strange L
was travelling up there in the air.
In . few ysArs that well-ap:
pointed express train will be out Of
date - the stage coach Is nov.
The young Vanderbilt boys and
George F. Baker, real boss Of the
New York Central, Mould do well
portation through - sir. TS15
have the terminals, ean raise money,
and should - The warning written
in the sky BY snoks from the ex-
haust pipes Of Tie big flying ship.
President Coolides tells real -
tate men he wants u ~ this eoun.
try . homs-owning natssa. That's
better than Hsary Navarre's wish
that every FrenchNan should have
. chicken eookin0 On the stove.
La Pouls, ~ pote.
Frenchmen, seven millions Of
them, own the soil Of France,
thanks to the revolution.
That's what helped them TO hold
Verdun.
The peasants own Sweden. That
enabled Charles XII. TO march with
only 10000 Of them through Peters
great armies.
Too few own their homes and tie
land, In this country.
The Agricultural Department ~
ports the worst crops in many
years. That's bad nsws for those
who eat the crops, but may mean
better priees for farmers not able
70 make . living recently.
The Chicago Board Of Trade ex-
poets higher prices for grain, and
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-27
With ths wheat crop cut nsors than
forty millioa busAels somstAmg
ought to happan. n

with ths wheat crop cut nors thsn
forty milhoa busAels soanstAmg
ought to happsn.
\ Federal District Judges Carpen-
ter and Wilksrson set aside Prssi-
dent Coolidge's pardon Of Philip
Grossman, in Chicago. denying the
Presidents power in civil cases and
adding: ITO allow such power to
the Executive il to strike . death
blow at the Independence Of the
judiciary"
That's . good saying and coura-
geous. All Federal judges depend
on the President for appointment
and promotion.
Its also . saying for the people
to remember in case they happen,
some day, to get rulers that repre-
sent them, and nobody else.
At present our system ALLOWS
such power to the judiciary Is to
endaneer the independence Of the
people" You see it when the cast
ing Of one single appointed Su-
preme Court vote. in the majority,
has power to over-rule an elected
Congress. And when Congress -
ruled by . bare majority, in a court
beyond the peoples control, that il
not democracy.
r.. here exists any power
greater than the peoples power,
then What we call Self-governmeut
his baby "drive the horses" 6it
vHAs the baby only thinks he 4
driving.
Well thought out power to recall
sv4Yy one Of their public servants.
whether elected or appointed By Sn
elected Official. IL what the people
will have eventually. That WI
come when they really take IN IN
tsrest in their government and thus
prove their fitness TO govern Them
selves.
Mrs. Genevievs Allen. Of San
Francisco. suggested that some
woman Be nominated for Vice.
President. II isn't necessary to say
what old politicians think Of that.
\ Nevertheless, young politicians will
live to see things In politics more
surprising.
The time hasn't come yst, how
ever. for. strangely enough, at this
moment more women than men
would b shocked At the idea Of .
woman on the Presidential ticket.
Perhaps, some day. the world viii
bless the big war. although Il did
cost ESQ billions and 20 million lives.
Poison gas will do more good
than Il has ever done harm; II has
been used to destroy the boil weevil.
And now. In the Ukraine, Trotsky
orders his army Aiers to use gas
against locusts and 6eld mice.
We could use Il here. . heavy
variety, TO destroy prairie dog COL
onies. snakes In their breeding
places. and rats In city ssw.vA.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-27
ATTENDS VETERANS REUNION

DR.. b. ". 0ibson and wife return.
ed home Friday from . motor tstp
10 the northern part Of the state dur.
iaG which time tn. doctor attended
the dental eonveation At Greeley asA
aiso the reunion Of the Spanish var
veterans at Dsavsr. DR.. 0ibsoa says
the veteraas reuaion was the most
inspirationai patriotic meeting that
he ever attended. many notabies be.
Ing among the speakers. snd thA,
seaiimsnt was atsongly crystaiiissd
n support Of the organization for
futurs activity.
Evening star., 1924-09-26
T0DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL-"The Far Cry" COM
edy, at $40 pm.
BELAsCO-"Cock of the Roost,"
comedy, at 500 pm.
POLI'S-"Sitting Pretty" musical
comedy. at $50 pm.
KEITHS--Houdini. vaudeville, at
2:15 and Sis pm.
STRAND Barber of Seville"
vaudeville, continuous performance,
1890 to II pm.
GAYETY-"Stop and Co." bur-
lesque, at 2:15 and Sis pm.
MUTUAI-"Beauty Paraders," bur-
lesque, at 2:20 and $40 pm.
PALACE-Elinor Glyn's His Hour"
at 1885 am, 1925. 2:10. 4:10, 6. s and
$50 pm.
COLUMBIA-"The Covered Wagon"
at 1850 am. 1850, 3. sos, 7:10 and
9:15 pm.
RIAITO-"Her Marriage vow," at
1885 am, 1875. S:S5. 5:35, 7:s5 and
9:35 pm.
METROPOLITAN" Price" )"
at 11:45 am, las, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and
9:45 pm.
TIVOLI-Moore's Navy Orchestra
and photoplay. at 1:45, 500, 6:45, 7:15
and 8 pm.
CENTRAL-"Bread" at 11:25 am,
1:10, $50, ABS. 6:15. s and 9:45 pm.
AMRASSADOR-'T Spirit of the
u. S. A." at 6:10, 1885 and 9:25 pm.
Evening star., 1924-09-26
WILL HOLD HEARING
ON ELECTRICITY RATE
Utilities Commission Plans Public
Session November earn
T ings Declared High.

The Public Utilities Commission an
nounced yesterday afternoon that it will
hold a public hearing in the board room
of the District Building at 10 o'clock on
the morning of November to consider
whether the rates of the Potomac Elec-
tric Power Co. should be reduced at
this time.
Decision to hold such hearing was
reached after Earl V. Fisher, secretary;
had presented a report setting forth that
for the year ended July 81 last the
power company earned a return OF 969
per cent on the commissions estimate
of the fair value of the property. Mr..
Fisher said the commission places the
value of the property as of July 81, l924'
at $22, $50. .093 %.
The present rate for current In
private households is 7.6 cents per
kilowatt hour, but under court IN
junction the company continues to
collect from consumers the old rate
of 10 cents, pending settlement by
the courts of the dispute between the
commission and the company as to
what is the fair value of the power
plant.
The difference between these two
rates is being impounded by the COM
pany during the period of litigation
The power company filed the suit
in 1917 to have the commission
valuation of its property set aside as
being too low.
Evening star., 1924-09-26
WestInoreland

An ideal place to enjoy yourself. Come out
and dance 10 your hearts content and enjoy
one of our delicious chicken dinners for $l.50.
Private Dining Rooms for Parties
Washing on-Baltimore Boulevard, near Berwyn
Phone Berwyn l53
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
Q OTAzCE PRACE NEZLE.
TILYCH DfTEK.

Mfstopresfdentka The Cleve
land Consumers Ligy 81. A.
P. Gannettov& vcera v pred
nasce prohlasila, ze mfsto do
skoly chodi " Americe do pra-
ce vice jak million ditek v sta
II cd 10 do Is roki. jinymi slo
Wy kazde dvanacte dite, zmf-
n6ho veku jest zbavovaEo do
brodinf vyucov&nf a nuceno k
vydelkove praci. Y Ohio, kde
Jest pffsnX zakon nucene nav
stevy Skolnf az do 16 roki, ne
jsou arci neblahe tyto pomery
znatelny Y.y Clevelande orga.
nisace ma. ochranu .ditek zasly
i tax. daldko, ze, managerove
zdeisich divadel museli pred
municipalnim: soudcem Gree
mem odpfisahnouti, ze nedo-
voli ma jevistfch vibee detem
vystupovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
WEIZMANN VIOLA 20 II
DOVSKE UNIVERSITE.

Mezinarodni vIdce osvobo-
zenskeho zidovskeho hnutf DIR.
Chain Weizmann z Londyna
dovolaval Sc pomoci zdejsfho
zidovstva pro zrizeni hebrej.
ske university v Jerusaleme.
Zcela spravne poukazoval, ze
Nemecko, Francie, Rusko j A.
81 narodne pfivlasthuji
velke umelce, filosofy, sklada-
tele, atd., kteri jsou vlastn6 Ii
dovskeho pdvodu a volal :
"Vzdelavejte zidy v jejich via
sti a zidovska veda um6ni
budou oziveny."
Eide v Americe mali sebra-
tt We prospech Palestyny $3,-
100000, z kterez sunny sezene
pry samotny New York plny
Ohio ma dodati 175.-
900, ale pridel clevelandsky
nebyl oznamen. V Toledu jest
lrcena kvota 25:0OO, V Youngs
townu $4,000 a v Akron 5000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
VESELE KkTINY Sc SMUT.
NYM KONCEM.

39-lety Leo Ziolkovski, $50
vych. "a. ul., byl sice otcem
sedmi dick, ale z posledn9 ma
rozene dcerky Jany Hedviky
mel takovou radost, lie sezval
ke kftinam cele pratelstvo. Je-
den 2 kmotrd mel prinesti ma
|ostavu til kvalty kofalky, z
ktere sObI hlavne muzsti host6
|statecn6 pi'ipijeli, az st'astny
|otec pojednou onemocn9l, tax,
De zemrel drive, nezli sc dosta-
witt mohl ma rychlo pfivolany
lekaf dr.. Herkner, 928 vych.
10. ul. PfivOlana policie Sc
brala zbytky "hodokvasu" k
lucebnimu rozboru, dunn pax,
kde bydli muz. jenz, kofalku
mel prodati, jest pohcii sire
zen. Soucasne s Ziolkovskim
onemocnel jeho bratr Zikmund
a diva JIM muzi, ale nikoli ne
bezpecne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
PORADA POLICEJNJCH
SPRAVCU.

Dnes seskupi hlavy dohro-
mady .bezpecnostnf feditel Bar
ry, policejni naGelnfk Craul. a
pravni fiditel Shuler v dradov-
ne federal. navladniho Bern
steena, ably spolu 8 timto "vy-
rotili" nejaky, sikovny plan,
jak Sc dostati ma kobylku ho-
stincum s. m6kkymi .napoji,
ktere ale nesnohou odolati po-
kuseni. aby "semhle tamhle''
neprodaly ziznwym zakazni-
kdm n&co "ostrejsiho''. Podob-
ne samaritanstvi hostinskych
ale porusuje pry vefejny zivot.
Jedna Sc pry o to. aby vsichni
prohibicni pfestupnici ptepou.
stem byli soudu federalnimu,
ktery jest "vetsi samec", pokud
sc tyte ustedfovani tucn6jsfch
pokut a trestu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
K PRIHLASOVANf PRIMO.
VYCH DAM.

Pfijem nezletilych dftek, kon
trolovany otcem jako predno-
stou dOmacnosti musf byti tez
prizran ma pi.ihlaSovacim ar.
chu DAM z pffjmG. jak prohla-
suje kolektor vnitrozemskych
dani Carl F. Routzahn. Vtom
smyslu budoa take poplatDici
"a pripadnych vyslechn dota-
zovani. Vypln6ne prisnani k
DAMN z prijmu ma byti ode.
vzdano do Is. brezna a sice
vsechny osoby svobodne 2 roc.
MIN pfijmem $1,000 a vyse a
zenati muzi neb vdane zeny
Jejichz manzelky neb NAME.
love jsou Cd Mich odvislymi a
jejichz pfiiem obnaSi vice jak
,S25OO must Sc hlasiti. Ia kaz.
de ditko neb Cd poplatnika cd.
visaou osobu m6ze sobe tyz o,
decfsti $4,000 ia kazdy pri.
pad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
ZAHADNA SMRT MANzEL-
SKEHO PARKU.

Pan a pf. Kempovi jeli So
botu vecer kolem bytu rodicd
pi. Kempove, manzeli .Carme-
novych, 1895 Elberou av. East
Cleveland. Kdyz spatrili osve-
tlena okna v pokoji, zastavili
Sc k navst6v6. Marne Sc ale
dovolavali klepanfm otevreni.
Dostali Sc tudiz moci do ynitr
a nalezli 60-lety parek manze-
Ii lezeti mrtvy ma pohovce v
obyvacim pokoji. Oba byli
mrtvi jiz n6kolik dni. Ma sto-
lie nalezena byla lahev tekuti-
ncu, jez bude podrobena luteb
nimu rozboru. ~.
Manzele Kempovi byli Il ro-
Iditd navstevou posledni dtery,
kdy matka i itec byli neilep-
sim zdravi a vybone nalady.
Dnesnf ranni zpravodaj o.
znamuje, ze oba manzele ze-
mreli nasledkem nadychani Sc
otravnych plynG, vychazejf-
)cfch kamen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
sTRANA sEsTA A
IUPIcKA v ZAvOJI v MOcI
POLIClE.

Policie stanice ma Perkins
ave. a vych. 55. ul. zatkla v So
botu veter holcici, jez We Gtvr-
TEX spachala zahalena v zavoj
smelou loupez v lekarne ma ro-
hu Lexington ave. a vych. 70.
ul. Zatceni dalo sc originelnim
zpdsobem. Okradeny klerk
Wagner byl volan k telefonu
vecer, zanou, jez Sc dotazova-
Ia pc mladiku, ktery byl We
ttvrtek dopaden. Odpovedel
telefonicky, ze tyz nema casu,
aby zavolala asi "a 5 minut
znova. Wagner: lined oznamil
vse policii tato 81 vyzadala
pomoc telefonni operatorky
ktera "a chvili hlasila, ze tele.
onicky dotaz ucinen byl 2 la.
hGdkafSkeho obchodu c.. Hat.
tona 1859 vych. SIS. ul. a divka
zatcena v temz okamziku, kdy
vystupovala 2 telefonni bulky
Je as 18 r. stara a hodi sc ma
nj popis podany okradenym
klerkem.
Pozd6jsi zpravy doplnaji
ranni rapport nasledovne:
Zatcena sc jmenuje Anna J
Kernsova, jest 20 roku stara a
bydli els. 1880 vych. 19. ul
Zprvu zapirala, ale pozdeji sc
pfiznala a byla take prepade-
nym lekarnickym pomocnikem
Richardem Wagnerem pozna.
ma: Zatcena byla fotografova.
ma a m6fena die Bertillonova
zpdsobu a "a place prosila, ably
Sc jeff matka, zijici v Murray
City O jejin1 kousku. nedozv6.
della. Kernsova Sc v zaff pro
vdala. ale muzem lila jen dvs
tydny. Seznamila sc sc 17-le.
tSm mladikem minule pondel
v obrazkovem divadle, KITE
rym lila a jenz il k zloGinu
mel ponouknouti. Rytir tente
byl take zavren ma obzalobu
jako podezrela csoba.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
HOSTEL sv. RoDlNY.

Vcera 8. hod. odpolednf o.
devzdal biskup Schrembs kos
tel sv. Rodiny spojeny Sc sko-
lou svemu lcelu. Cihelna a. ka
menna budova postavena byla
ma Chapelside ave. a vych.
131. ul. n&kladem $25O.00O.
Osada sverena jest peel rev.
Josefu F. Kfesinovi a budova
slouziti bude nejen jako kos
tel, ale i jako skola j spolecen-
ske stredisko tamn9jsich kato-
Ilikd. skola jest zafizena pro
600 ditek. "a vcerejsfch slav-
nosti kazal biskup josef
Schrembs anglicky a farar o.
|sady Karlinske rev. F. Hroch
|cesky.
PoslednsjM We SVEN proslo-
WI VIDAL dctu osadnfkdm "a
|jejich obetavost, kterou po-
chvalil i biskup.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
KLUK vYLoUPn
RESTAURANT.

Svet pokracuje, zejmena v
oboru lupicskem, kradou jiz
divky a snad budeme. jednou
nuceni referovati, ze kradou j
nemluvnata.
William Torregiani jest vse-
strann6 upotfebitelnvm muzem
ale Ia to, co sc mu piihodilo
vcera. jej medajle "a statec.
N ost jist6 neceka. Jest kucha-
rem, cfsnikem d kasirem v jed
ne 9sob6 restaurantu 25O3
Ontario ulice. Vcera otacel ma
plechu pekouci Sc parky, kdyz
do mistnosti vrazil as 14lety
"spunt", sotva delsi ctyr stop
ia ma hrdinu namifil revolve-
rem, tax ze nasemu muzi pa
do jak sc fika "srdce do kali
hot" a ochdtn9 chlapci vydal
v plen pfir'1icni pokladnu, 2
ktere kluk sebral obsah as SIS
a rychle zmizel. Policie sc do
stavila ma misto as "a 3 hodi-
| ny - nezbednik arci ma nj ne
pockal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
PET LlDf UHOkELO.

Sharon, Pa. q. ledna. -
Pet .osob uhofelo a ctyfi byly
vazn6 poranspy. kdyz dive dyn
iita obydli We Farrell, nedale-
ko, odtud, byla znicena ohn9m
zavinenym vyhpchem pffrodr
niho. plynu dnes casns ranp.
Vybu'chem poskozen byl mimo
TO ieste tretf, dunn q oheh do
stal Sc az do fblizkosti dvoupa
trove cihelne budovy. Ma sta
oxen v okolnich stavenfch by.
10 rozbito silou. vybuchu. sko-
da ohn6m zpIsoben& Sc odha-
duie ma $4,000. Mrtvi jsou
John Cioca. 41lety; jeho man
zelka Anna. 36leta: Dan Arr.
48lety: Wade Polling. 18letV.
neilepM athlet M stfednf Sko-
le We Farrell 4 pf. James Nc
Cayley. 81 LETT. Poranxni isou
James McCaulev, -2olety: Har-
nv Moronere. pf. Mary Susa q
Nicholas MaseAII.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
DEFIcITY AMERlCKYCH
tSYMnONIcKYCH
.kONCERTu. i

,sf. =
ufedn1ci ,symfonickych orr
ichestrd Is amerjckych m9st sc
jdou Sc pfisti soboty v New
Yorku, aby se poradili, jak ,ce-
liti velktm deficitdm vsech te-
chto umeleckych organisaci.
Schodky jsou velice znaGny,
obnasf skorem We vsech me-
stech kolem 100000, ovsem
re take " Cleveland6. Podan
bude pry nayrh ma. sloueeni ne
kterych techto teles a dale ma
bfti vypracovAn plan upraye-
nj pohostinskych vystapoyani
Y .jinych mAstech zejmena or
chestri- zdejsiho, v Detroit,
Cincinnati . St. Louis. Velko-
dusneho mecenase nalezl sym
fonicky orcheetr v Los Ange-
les We W. a, Clarkovi NIL, jenz
re sve kapsy vrovnal diru "a
tamejsf sboE slusnem obnosu
presahujfcim pdl millionu dol
Lard.
Deficit doprovazi vsak me-
odbytn9 ncjen orchestry ameri-
ck6 ale j orchestry evropske.
zadne podobne t6leso nelze u
.drzeti jen vyhradne 2 pffjma
ma vstupnem,, bez vydatne stat
nj, m9stske neb soukrome sub
'vence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
CLEVELAND PATYM ME-
STEM DIE LIDNATOSTI ALE
TEPRVE OSMYM DIE
POPLATNOSTI. HEEL

Nase m6sto, die poctu oby-
vatelstva patym v Soustati,
stoji ma osmem mist6 pokud Sc
poplatniqke silly tyce. Ia rok
1922, ktery byl prvnlm admi-
n;strace Kohlerovy, zaplatili
jsme prdmerne hlava k hlave
nevyjimaje ami nemluvhata po
1882. Nejvetsi kavalirove Y
tomto ohledu jsou bostonstf,
ktefi vyklopili po $34.49 a pax
nasleduii New York 25.l5,
Baltimore 1858, st. Louis 23.-
OF, Detroit 2O.5O, Pittsburg
1928 Filadelfie -17.1O, pax te-
prve prijdeme my nasemi
1892 a "a nami pax jest Chi
cago 1887 a Cincinnati 14.5l.
Jsme jiste zarlivf ma nase pate
masto, ale nase ctizadost jiste
nezajde TAX daleko, bychom sc
mazili tento rekord dohaneti-
name ysak vyhlfdku, zejmena
jestli ze rozDocet vydani tax
pekne poroste jako dosud. Y
roku 1914 jsme ma mestska W.
dan utratili ien S6.000.O00,
|kdezto dnes Jest summa vice
| jak dvojnasobna $14, 4,O0O,OO
a k tomu mas jest9 ceka vydani
ohromna, jak nedavno sliboval
mestsky manager Hopkins.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
VYBUCH v DfLNE MA
AUTORAFY.

Ia dne$niho casneho rama
udal Sc v dime ma automobile.
We rafy {. 1904 Superior ave
patriot Mat. f. Hudakovi, w.
buch pristroje ma vulkanisova-
nj gumy. Explose udala sc
proto, re Hudak ponechal no.
feti plamen po celou noe pod
parnim generatorem. Vybuch
byl tax mocny. re vyrazil spo-
jovaci stenu do vedlejsiho fl
nancniho ustavu The Home
stead Savings & Loan Co. O.
k1ia v obou jmenovanych "a
vodech iakoz j v blizkem Full
ton obuvnfm obchodu byla roz
tfistena a kusy stroje vyraze-
ny .stropem. Obsah dilny pax
proletl tiradovnou az do pro-
t4jsi uliGky. v byte mad dill
ncu byly vybu'chem vyhozeny
2 luck pi. Mischova spolu s
dcerou, ielikoz explose Sc da-
la smerem vzhiru jejich jidel-
non. Podobne sc delo i jinym
najemniknm. Nekolik domi v
Sousedstvi ptrp6lo znafne trh-
liny. Hudak svaluie vinu ma
chybny bezpecnostni ventil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
ZRfZENCI POULIENfCH
DRAH BUDOU POzADO.
VATI .ZVYSENf MZDY.

Ridici motord a konduktefi
nasich tramwayi budou "a ma
stavajiciho iara pozadovati
zlepseni platd i zm9ny dosa-
vadnich pracovnich podmfnek.
Pozadavky mali byti stanove.
ny ma hromadne schuzi Glen.
stva unie, jez bude porada-
ma v breznu neb dubnu. Dosa.
vadni mzda jest 55c pro no
vacky, 58c pro zamestnan&
dele jak sest mesicn a cOc pro
vAechny, kteff pro spolecnos,
pracuji dele jednoho roku
DIE nalady mezi zffzenci da.
10 by Sc souditi, ze. nas ceka
ma jafe stavka, Jake zde ji2
delsi dolby nebylo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
VYROChf SCHUZE PATRO.
NATU cESKE NARODNf ST.
NE MA BROADWAY.

VGerejsi nedele, odpoledne
konana byla vyrocni schdze,
"a ktere krone vyfizeni b6z-
ngch zalezitosti vykonany byly
volby predsednictva, do ktere-
ho povolani nasledujici danny
a panove:
M. Papez. predseda; Marie
Rdzickova, nam6stka, C. v.
Vlachova, tajemnice patrona-
tn. Do fiditelstva zvoleni EN-.
Ccrnohorsky, Vacl. Svoboda,
Anna Texlerova, Math. Rauso-
va, Josef Svec, Josef Fal, FIR.
Janousek, Emil Dezort, Karel
Belsan, FIR. Waf&k, Anna Mi
kesova, Marie Lorencova, Josef
Lcrenc. Nahradniky: Jan Riedl
Frant. Merhulik, En-. Fingulin,
Jar. Knbasta, JOS. Kuberna.
Do riditelstva zvoleny pan
Josef Lorenc vidal sc volby a
zah nastupuje tudiz prvni ma
hradnk p. Jan Riedl.
Opren o svoleni % sbcri v
Patronatu zastoupenych, povo
lii tyz z vlastnich fondi $1,000
organisaci Cechiv domov, kite.
ryz Gin jiste VIOLA po horliven
napodobeni We vsech nasich t9,
lesech ostatnich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28

n6ho zbozi. Dv6 2 divek jsou
tsestry, jez pfivedeiy ma hlavni
policejni Etanici, naivn9 pro
hlasily, re nechtely krasti, ale
jen sob4 witt nekter6 z kras-
nych vylozenych veci. Rodice
81 v sobotu veter pobloudiie
|ditky odvedli. NJ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-28
PODNIKAvE DfvClNY.

Do iisteho obchodu doIen-
MIN m6ste sly ''nakupovati"''
TIL divenky IL, l2 a l5-leta.
Kupovaly dost. ale poneyadz
platily jen ''peti prsty", dopadl
je detektiv, jenz u malych "a
kaznic nasel "a s7o.OO yybra-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-26
Building Materials

ROW BOATS - whitehall model.
Burleigh Turner Liberty, Maine.