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The Washington times., 1924-01-17
PFAUTZES ARE FIGURING
HOW THEY STAND NOW

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE
family of Wellington M. ,Pfautz,
LititZ leaf tobacco dealer, is en-
gagged in figuring out relationship
tangles.
That Pfautz is a full-fledged
brother-in-law to his own son as
the result of his marriage to Miss
Bertha Diehm, his sons sister.in-
law; that the bridegroom is an
uncle to his own grandchildren,
and that his bride is a mother-in.
law to her own sister.
/. Just to keep everything in the
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

Of a vendor and his goods and per-
manent headquarters a requisite be-
fore such licenses could be grantcd?"
Charles J. Columbus, secretary to
the association, asked in the letter.
After declaring that citizens had
complained frequently about the
''fly by night peddlers," Mr.. Colum-
bus said that his attention had been
called to the recent case of a man
who was selling furs that he alleged
had been smuggled here from
abroad. This man, Mr.. Columbus
said, claimed that he had smuggled
the furs to take to his home, but
that circumstances had forced him
to sell them.
This case was pointed to as one
where supervision by the police
would have uncovered a fraud.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
THREE DUCK HUNTERS
BELIEVED LOST IN RIVER

CAMBRIDGE, Md, Jan. IT,
Samuel Adkins, Robert Henry and
Resmore Henry, of East Newmarket,
Dorchester county, went ducking on
the Choptank river, going down the
river. in, a small skiff.
When they did not return late at
night search was instituted and the
oars used in their. skiff were found
floating in shallow water near
Greenpoint. A. hat belonging to one
of them was also picked UP. Men
dragged the river unsuccessfully for
their bodies.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
PREPARE FOR BIG BALL

The Washington Council of the
knights of Columbus will hold its
midwinter ball tomorrow evening in
the Salon de Nations of the Wash
lngton Hotel. Extensive preparations
have been made for this affair.
The committee on arrangements
con sists of Eugene Gallery, chair
man.: r. c. Powderly, DIR. Bertram
Craybill, James Blythe, Edward M.
Ready, William Fleischel, James
Colye, Paul Holmes, James Diver,
William Murray, Bernard Gaffney
and James Haggerty.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
CONVICTED SECOND
TIME ON RUM CHARGE

Convicted for the second time for
violation. of the prohibition laws,
Samuel w. Amato, owner Of a delica-
lessen store at 1452-54 p street
northwest, was yesterday found
guilty and will be sentenced at a
aater date by Justice Hitz. The
minimum penalty for two convic-
tions is five months in Jail or a 5000
fine, or both and the maximum is
five years in Jail or $4,000 fine or
both.
Amato's first convictin was Sep
tember 8. 1922, when he was fined
500. The second conviction fol-
lowed an alleged sale February 3,
and also another February S, of
last year.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
SUPERVISION OF
PEDDLERS IS
SOUGHT
Merchants and Manufacturers
Association Complains of
Lack of Regulation

The Merchants and Manufacturers
Association last night sent to the
District Commissioners letter CON-
planning against the lack Of super.
vision of peddlers and canvassers.
rs 1t not possible for the District
commissioners 20 promulgate regula-
lions that would make preliminary
investigations of the responsibility
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
For the Home

S2-in. Striped Madras Shirting yards
for 81.
Plaid Cotton Sheet Blankets 64x76, 81:
were $1.48.
Gray Outing Flannel, So inches wide l8c
yard, was 28c yard.
S1x90 double bed Sheets, 75c each welded
seams.
Double-bed size (82x94) Crochet Bed
Spreads with bolster throw, $3.75 set; were
$465.
Luncheon Sets, one 36-in tablecloth and
six napkins to match, hemstitched or seal
loped. SOC set.
Linen Hemmed Huck Towels, 8 for 81.
Pure Irish Linen Toweling, yards for 81,
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
ADVERTISEMENT. A
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Delatone Is scientific prepara-
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Chicago. 1t has been in general
use for fourteen years. Is harm
less as It is effective-always quick,
safe, certain. A one-ounce jar costs
only q dollar; may be purchased
from any reliable druggist or will
be sent prepaid, in plain wrapper,
on receipt of price.
| DEL ATONE.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
REPEAL Of AUTO.
WAR TAXES
URGED
Are Levy on Owners Misfor,
tunes, Hanch Tells House
Committee
BY Cosmopolitan News Service.


Farmers. in the United States are
using 4,25O, 900 of the motor vehicles
now in operation. These figures to-
day were submitted to the House
Ways and Means Committee by c.
G. Hanch, of Indianapolis, vice
president of the National Automo-
bile Chamber of Commerce. Mr..
Hanch said latest estimates show
total of 15,285,O00 passenger cars
and trucks. He has asked the COM
mittee to recommend either outright
repeal or at least substantial re.
duction in the existing war taxes
on automobiles
Machines Are Necessities.
Mr.. Hanch declared that to the
American farmer, as well as ma
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
ALIMoNY DENIED WIFE
OF CHAMPION HOPPE

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-The appli-
cation, of Mrs. William F. Hoppe
for alimony and counsel fees pend
ing trial of the suit for absolute
divorce brought by her husband,
world champion billiard player, was
denied by Supreme Court Justice
Guy, in so far ais the alimony was
concerned. et,
The suit was begun by Hoppe two
weeks after his wife, already sepa-
rated from him, went to court to
get the custody of their son.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
NOVA ScOTIAN MINERS
ON VERGE OF STRIKE

SYDNEY. N. S.. Jan. ia
strike OF 10000 coal miners ap-
pears inevitable, the wage con-
ference of operators and heads
of the United Mine Workers of
America having broken up without
agreeing on a contract to replace
the one just expired.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17

| family. it was announced the cere.
money was performed by the Rev.
Paul Shultz, brother-in-law of the
bridegroom.
The Washington times., 1924-01-17
KING RECEIVES NEW
CRANDEES OF SPAIN

MADRID, Jan. fixing Alfonso
today welcomed the new Spanish
grandees, including Gen. Primo
Rivera, head of the Directory,
The King authorized the grandees
to stand with covered heads dur
ing the palace ceremony.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-24

Kdesi vsadii Sc pred nedav-
mem mladt muz Sc syym pfite
lem, ze pIlnoci pdjde ma hrbi
tov a z kostnice pfinese 81 leb-
ku dom1. Sazka byla znacna.
Hrdina mas vyda Sc ma cestU,
nepozoruje vsak, jak pritel tai
ne TIME smerem pred MIN po-
spicha. Vstoupi do kostnice,
kdez dplna tina panuje, mama
,ka jednu lebku a bere il, ably
j; odnesel. "Nedotykej sc hla-
Wy mew zazniva V tom hlas
hrobovy. Hrdina mas ami neute
XII, ami nepadl do mdlob, nybrz
kfidne polozil lebku ma mfsto,
a hledal jinou. A opet mi hlas
hrobovy:: "Nedotykej Sc hlavy
mel" - ALE .odpust', milI
duchu," odpovida mlady mu5
5 lsmevem, "ty prece nemuzes
NIT dive hlavy!" A vzav lebku
srdnat6 do rukou, Sci klidnd
domd a vyhral sazku ma prite.
Ii, kteremuz nepomohlo ami to-
re delal ducha v kostnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-24

zejmena pokud jde o lame.
Tento postup list odsuzuje q
pfimlouv& se "a vzajemnou
spolupr&ci vsech cinitell k IT,
chemn tptboji. Il
Sized nsmeckych kat0likI Y
Opavs usnesl Sc ma pozadav-
ku nabozenske skoly "a finan-
chi podpory statu, noveho ka-
tolickeho denniku pro Nemce
cele repubhky a obnoveni my
sticko-nabUz zenskych divadei-
Mich her. Pozdravne telegramy
odeslany rakouskemu kanclefi
doktofu Seipelovn a v1atislav-
skemu biskupu Bertramovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-24
MladI yilsm e hlbe. z 0.

Mlady vilem se hyde. z O.
lesnice We Slezsku, kde ma stat
ky, presfdEl ma trvalo mlady
Vilem do Postupimi, etvrti vel
koberlfnske. Protoze Sc tax de-
je nynf, uprostfed leta, kdy
kazdt prcha z mesta ma venek,
budi jeho president mnoho po
zornosti. v Berline pocal Sc
novy ''soukromnik" hned u
plathovat. Della a prijima ma
vstevy, 1castnf Sc rdznych rsla-
vnosti, a .vibec dere Sc do po-
predi. Vec mdze vesti k ne
prije1nnostem, prot,oze IEsnc
pfichazi rad do styku Sc "a
hranicnimi politickymi osob-
nostmi. Prvni takovou navste-
YOU kterou pfijal byl Spaniel
sky vyslanec baron Geyers
ma druhy den dostavil Sc mia
dy Vilem k hostine, kterou je-
mu na pocest usporadal holland
sky yyslanec baron GeGvers.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-24
Podvodny vystshovalecky a.
rant Cotniftvn zatk1O " Hrf.

Podvodny vystshovalecky a.
gent. Cetnictvo zatklo v Hff-
mezdici u Dobrfse pro podvo-
dy vystehovaleckeho agenta
Clevelandu, Novaka, ktery w
stupoval tez pode jmenem Or.
TO Traub, a lakal penfze ma
rodinach, ktere Sc chtely steho
vati do Ameriky. TAX v cervnu
yylakal v Pardubicich ma Ma
I'll Cmelikove 1000 Kc, pred
stfraje, ze il opatfl visum ma
pas. Podbny podvod spachal
v Gerynu tez u A. Rehakoye
Praze H., Poric {. 23.. VySakal
500 Kc slibem, re pro syna Jo-
sefa opatfi cestovni prukazy.
Novak vsak zmizel a klientam
mic nedodal. Neni vyloueeno.
ze takoyych podvodd spachal
vice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-24
Utulha Holubyho ma Javofi-

Utulha Holubyho ma Javori-
ne. Dne 6. t. m. byla ma Ca
chticke Javofine slavnostne o.
tevfena a odevzdana verejno-
sti "Utulna Holubyho". Slavno
sti Sc z1castnili zastupcove mi
nisterstva obchodu, soc. pece,
financi, zastupcove rIznych u
fadG' q korporaci, tisku a nlno-
no Sokoiniho lidu jak slovenske
no tax moravskeho. Ze slav-
nosti byl zaslan pozdravnya te-
legram panu presidentu repub-
liky. ii,
f'sSlovenska Politilka" (Brati-
slava) zabyva Sc novymi pod
Milky SlovakI a poukazuje ma
to, ze je v naSi verejnosti ma
10 pochopeni pro ne. Podnika-
nj slovenske je slabe, ac byio
dosti pTilezitosti ale v nedostat
ku kapitalu a zkuSenostf brA-
di dobre snahy. Vola Sc po O.
vladanl .ppdnIkd Slovaky. Slo-
,yenska vlastn0st je zavist, =
'Slovak nepreje svemu clovsku.
A ne5horsi je, ze kdyz Slovak
zacne jaky. podnik, zada Sc Y
mem iined radikAani t6niT So
vinisticka zmena a .ltoci sc pro
III naajiteli, kdyx ,dba take ne
dovenskych zajenrnikd, kite
!rych je obycejne pres 80 proc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-24

yvsledky prace tohoo vyznamneho kuurnho eement ale
ma druhe strane stavi mmo narod zachazei MIN ako
bezcennvm pfo ne baastem Je to chubeni pefm KITE
re sami obraem ruky prohlasuji cz Je to povazly
stin Nemci neprispva prls mnoho ke kulfe neeckeho
naroda osobtych fonu vastnch to pfznava ech vlast
stasky jak by to as vypadalo Adyby byl vacf svym
zdnm nacionalne dnsledn Jistel kulturneji ale meme
efektne Prave tak kdyby nepocitali do svych rad
pravem ty nepatm esky vynalezce Resell cesky
tenora Leo Slezak hudebni skladate Kfenek j,A ne
rozpakovali pfznati oevfene je]ieh narodnost
odbor mipserske rady CsI)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-24

X = +.
.Jelikoz zajmy, cile pbsobeni
q budoucf roz!kvA Matice vys-1
siho VzdAanf vyzaduji stale
vic a vice prace a starosti, jez
pocinajf ohrozovati silly star
noucfch jiz clend vykonneho
vyboaru q dTednfkh. kteri pod
mix ten Cd jeho zalozenf v /.
1902 nepfetrzite ffdi, 'je nezDy
the tfeba, by sidlo Matice Vys
Aho Vzdelanf bylo pfesidleno
do vetsdho mesta, kde nachazf
Sc d'ostatecny potet zphsobt-
lych a ochotnych sill k dalsi-
mu ffzenf podniku a toto ably
bylo vlozeno do rukou mlad-
Mch; "a f
Jelikoz clenove vykonneho
vyboru po bedlivem rozhl6dnu-
II Sc a po nalezite porade shle
dali, ze v .m6ste Chicagu bydli
vetsi pocet nasich krajand a
mezi mimi j hojne odclfovancO
maticnfch, vesmes to upfim-
mychs vlastencd ceskosloven-
skych, zvlaste zpnsobilych a
zaroven ochotnych prevzati ten
to podqlik a jej nadale v jeho
dosavadnfm sm9ru vesti; a
Jelikoz vykonnemu vyboru
na zakiade hlavy v. stanov
nfaticnich je vyhrazeno pravo
urciti sfdlo Matice Vyssihc
Vzd6lani. +
Budiz tedy usneseno vykon.
|nym vyborem Matice Vyssihc
Vzdalani, aby sidlo bylo pre-.
lozeno a tfmto Sc prenasi dc
mesta' Chicago We state Iii.
noisu'; a
Budiz dale useneseno, aby
zmena tato byla provedena
lneodkladne a ably "a tim dce.
lem 4 nutnemu fizeni zalezi.
tostf a1atienlch byii. - a tim.
to jsou ustanoveni nasledu,
l,jfcf prozatlmni 1fednfci " me,
ste Chicagu bydlici, kteri bu.
dou sloziti az do zvoleni no.
vVch drednfkd: yt.
Mistopfedseda. A. ]. Cejka
Pfedseda y. B, Dibelka.
TajemgjGe., 4aroslava B. Ko
snerova.
Vypomocny tajemnik, Kare
l.. Jez.
Pokladnik DR.. Josef v. St6r
ba.
Ucetnici Josef zak-Maru
Sak.
Dale .usneseno, ably tito pro
zatimni drednici zahajili ihnet
svou cinnost: ably vypsali vol
bu noveho vykonneho vyboru
pfedlozili clenstvu k odhlaso
vani navrzene opravy stanov
a aby vykonavali veskere dals
potrebne prace do oboru toho
to spadajici.
Resoluce tato byla prijat'
jednohlasne We zvlastni schdz
vykonneho vyboru Matice Vys
siho Vzd2lani, konane v &c
dar Rapids, Iowa. dne s. Ger
vence 1924, We ktere pfitomel
byl jednacj epocet clend!.
B. Simek, pfedseda.
P. A. Korab, tajemnik
Ia e %
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
New Homeseeker
Rates ON S. P. In
Effect April 5

Impetus to the development of
western states through increased ac-
tivitv in land colonization is eX-
pected to result from new home
seekers passenger rates about to be
come effective This was stated
today bv J. H. R. Parsons, passen-
ger traffic manager of Southern Pa
cific Company.
Homescekers rates from Illinois.
Iowa, Wisconsin and other middle
western states to points in Cali
fornia, Nevada, New Mexico. Ari-
zona and Oregon, south TO Eugene,
become effective April 8.
Special landseekers rates from
San Francisco, Oakland, Los Aa-
geles, Sacramento, San Diego, Fres-
no and Stockton TO ali points en-
the Southern Pacific in California,
Nevada, Arizona and Oregon go into
effect on March 2S.
Land colonization agencies in the
middle west have begun to organ
ize parties of homeseekers to take
an early advantage of the new rates,
it is stated. There are fixed at the
one way fare plus five dollars for
the round trip 20 parties Of 20 or
more. They are to be sold on the
first and third Saturdays of each
month and have a return limit Of
u days. Stopovers in the western
states are permitted.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
McCABE
by Press Staff Correspondent

by Press Staff Correspondent
McCABE, Mar. 27.-A party COM
posed of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phillips,
Mrs. Z. l.. Bridges and children of
Seeley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Escher-
man, Miss Elsie Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Moore and family, Joe
Pearson and Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Pearson and family took advantage
Of the good weather Sunday and mo-
tored to the Yuma desert by way
of Bond IS corner for a picnic din
neI.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Butcher visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Geisler recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Austin en-
tertained last week, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Walker OF Los Angeles and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Morgan of Pasa-
dena.
Mrs. Maude LIE Gaye Of Los An.
geles is visiting at the home Of her
brother, George Austin, and will
stay for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Foster who
have been visiting Mrs. Foster 3
sister, Mrs. Swing of Mt. Signal
district, have returned 10 their
home at Lakeside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Purdy are WIS.,
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Purdy until Mrs. Bert Purdy
completely RECEIVERS from an attack
of the flu.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
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Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
New Scenery For
Coming Operetta
Almost Complete
By LEROY R. SMITH
(High School, clnior College
Rennffarl

The special set of scenery to be
used for the operetta, "Once in a
Blue Moon,' to be given April 4
and 5, is nearly completed. Miss.
Myrtle Martin, and her art students
and S. f. Allen, with his machine
shop classes, have been putting a
lot of time in on it during the last
week.
Through the efforts Of Mr.. AL
len during the past few years, the
stage has been equipped with great
variety of panels and tackle for
setting up drops.
The east and the chorus have been
working hard, too. They have been
practicing during the glee club per-
iod, after school, and during the eve
nings for a good many weeks. The
orchestra under Mss Martin s direc-
tion, has been working on music for
the occasion.
The proceeds from the operetta
will go to pay for new piano tina:
the glee club has purchased.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
Strong Men of L. A.
Law Weep
Tears
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES. Mar. 81
Tear bombs are most effective
10 routing out criminals-and
others.
A trusty, perhaps with a
sense of humor, busting off a
high shelf in Central police
station today, accidentally"
Knocked down one of an assort-
ment of tear bombs secured by
local authorities for use in fer
rcting ont crooks.
: The bomb exploded, and
general and hurried exodus of
weeping sleuths followed. Hand
kercniefs came out, noses were
/blowI, eyes ran in streams, and
it was SD sight for a time
big, strong men of the law cry
ing as though their tender hearts
would break.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27

Travel Accident Insurance has saved many fami-
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Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
CONVENTION FOR
CAL. w. c. T. u. TO
BE HELD IN OCT.

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. 27.-The
1924 state convention of the W. c.
It. L. Will be held at Sacramento
some time after the twentieth of
October. it was decided at meet
ing of state Officers here.
The exact date win be decided in
subsequent conference between state
officials and officials of the Saera-
mento citv chapter.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27
j. s. FLYERS ARE
DELAYED A WEEK
by United Press Leased Wire

SEATTLE, Mar. 27,-Start on the
second lap of the around the world
airplanes flight has been delayed, it
was announced today.
The planes originally intended to
hop off from Sand Point field near
here Sunday morning for Vancouver
B. c., and thence into the Arctic.
1t was declared today that owing
TO delays in changing the machines
into seaplanes it probably will be
Wednesday and perhaps later in the
week before the flight can be re-
sumed.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27

A skull of a prehistoric man,
found in New Mexico, shows evi-
dence of an attempt at surgery, a
section of frontal bone having been
removed.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-27

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CERTIFICATE OF NOMINATION

NOTICE Is hereby given that certifi-
cate Of nomination for candidates for
the several Offices to be filled at the
regular annual City Election to be
held in the several wards of the City
OF Miller. Hand County, South Da-
Eota, on Tuesday, the 18th day OF
April, 1924, have been filed in the
Office OF the Auditor of said City OF
Miller, South Dakota, as provided for
by law, as follows:
For Alderman in the First Ward.
s. A. Palmer, residence First Ward,
City of Miller. South Dakota. Bust
ness address. Miller. South Dakota.
For Alderman in the Second Ward
n. ID. Barnes, residence Second Ward.
City of Miller, South Dakota, Bust
ness address, Miller. South Dakota.
For Alderman in the Third Ward
I'd Bohniug, residence Third Ward
City of Miller, South Dakota. Bust
ness address Miller. South Dakota.
Wilbur T.. Burke. residence Third
Ward, City OF Miller, South Dakota.
business address. Miller. South Dako-
Ia.
Dated this 7th day of April, 1924.
G. G. BRIGGS,
City Auditor.
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April 10, II
ASSESSORS AND GOVERNING
RNARnS. TAKE NOTICE

On Wednesday. April 18th, at 100
i. NJ, a member Of the State Tax Com
mission will meet the assessors of
Hand County at the Court Room in
Miller.
This meeting Is important-in max
ing a good start on the 1924 assess
ment, and all assessors, as we'll a.
members Of township, town. and city
boards should make an effort to a.
tend.
Dated at Miller. this 9Th day of April,
1924.
=. II. WALSH,
Auditor of Hand County.