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Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-07-04

Anoint the eyelids with Roman Eye Bal.
sam at night and see how refreshed and
strengthened your eyes are in the morning.
Send now to 372 Pearl st.. N. Y. Adv.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-07-04

The most difficult thing in life is
10 know yourself.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01

are anxious thkt proponents az the
measure appeal to the Supreme
Court. fSpokesmei for the private
schools saids their clients we're elated
over the decision and were sure the
Supreme Court would. sustain the de-
olson ,of the three judges. Private
and. paroclhfai schools and parents
sendiMg their. children to such insli-
buttons are said to feel that the ques-
ton Il so raornentotis that final
judgment should be- passed on it by
the highest courts "
The decision holding. the bill un-
constitutional on the gfoiind 1t de.
prived the compliments Of property
rights guaranteed by the Fourteenth
Amendment. backed upes the. argu-
ment OF the plaintiffs in bringing
the action for am injunction. The
State, according to the opinion. ex.
ceeded Its authority In depriving tho
schools Of the right to teach the
grammar grades.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01
.ZlIl[llAN BILL
|ND0RSED|BY
D. G.IHEADS
Commits iodefs Move to Pro-
tscta PARKS and Buildings
From High Structures.

Approval Of the bin OF Senator
Wiliiam II. king. to amend tie
District coming law governing the
height 81 buiidihgs iii the vicinity
81 Government Structures, was
given by the District commissioners
today Tne amendment reads: ~
Aofi blocks which arg separated
from public buildings. pubic build
ing sites, public parks or other
public property py Z street pr BY
an. intersection Of streetsesthe maxi
mum height Of buildings which may
be. sierected thereon shall be ninety
feet. =, SIS ~. az ~
The anendmeqt Is sdesirable, lin
the opinion pf the city oaeaeis, be.
cause it Will protect epubIie. struc.
lures and grounds fpom being over
lghadowed BY ada accent high build.
4tl5Hs .,rtt ST. +fzsESy. Tgs-r Essp sSssse
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01
DOLLAR FRAUD.
TRIAL PUT OFF A DAY

: PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April L.
The million-dollar fraud trial DE- six
officers and directors Of the Rem
ingten Photograph Company; sched.
uled for today, was postponed until
tomorrow when attorneys OF several
Of the defendants were unable to
The Government is prosecuting
the cases and charges that IN lie
sale df its $1.000,OOO worth OF stock
the, .phonograph people. represented
itself as iIiter.AIIied with the Rem.
irfgtoH Arms and Remington Type
writer Company ,.t ,..ss3
Witnesses have been brought from
a dozen States Including California
oklahoma and Washington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01
LABOR. DEMAND.
IS SHOWING
INCREASE \
Placements for March Record
!, Material Gain Over Num-
Der for February. !.

With a continually. increasing de-
mand for. labor developing in5lthe
city, the United States Employment
Bureau. 1410 Pennsylvania avenue,
established q new. record for March.
when 1900 applicants were foNnd
positions. + .fe ...s,s
Placements were made in practi-
caliy . all Fields :, Of. employment.
While common labor topped the
record, It was closely followed by
the number Of photographers s.ani
,typists placed in permanent posi-
tons. There also was a marked
demand. for clerical help Of all
kinds, while the number of men and
women for whom positions were
found in hotels, and institutions ap-
proximated 200, with a. number OF
results yet unknown.
The placements OF the past month
exceeded those OF February by 300.
r. NJ. Pilkington;, superintendent
OF the bureau, said today, that with
the rapidly increasing activities in
various directions. the surplus help
available will be absorbed speedily.
Everything points to q wiping
ONb u bhO o0kP tOo uSlp the
district within the next few weeks"
said Pilkington. "Our March place.
ments are far above those Of last
year. This indicates that business
is increasing and that there shortly
will be almost as many Jobs as
there are applicants"
Noticeable among the latest an.
pllcants for positions are students
who are planning to work during
the summer vacation. They ARE
filing their applications early this.
year. according to bureau records.
Many of them viii be provided with
summer work in local stores while
others will be found positions trav.
cling. 800
While the registration of aD,Ji.
cants is large. it Is rapidly being
cleared and with the commence.
ment OF the summer vacation per.
iod. officials at the bureau believe
the available help left unemployed
will be Gar below that Of a, year ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01
SCHOOL
LAW Appeal.
LIKELY
Private Institutions Mould
Welcome Move to Settle
Question for Good. q, !.
BY international News service.

PORTLAND. Ore, April i AL
though State Officials and pro-
ponents Of the Oregon compulsory
public school attendance law re-
fused to comment on the. decision
Of the Federal judges in declaring
the bill unconstitutional. It WAS be,
lleYed here today that an appeal
would be taken to the United
States Supreme Court.
F, S. Malcolm, spokesman for
the Scottish Rite Masons. an organ
ization which took a leading part
in the fight to pass the BILL. said
conferences would likely be held
soon to determine If an appeal
would be taken to the highest
court in the land. Wallace Nc
Gamant. attorney for the Scottish
Rites, fighting the injunction order,
refused to make any statement.
! 1t is known that the HIN Military
Academy and the Catholic school,,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01

cuts on the forehead and legs when
q machine knocked her down. She
went home after treatment by DIR.
II. H. Hoffman at Emergency Hos.
pital. s.%s
I A Washington Railway and EIec-
trio Company street car struck an
auto. operated by Helen @. Russell,
4349 Kiingle road northwest, knock
ing the machine against another
owned. by Columbus Gray, 1921
Thfrty-fourth street northwest, park
ed nearby
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01
BAL TlMoREs MAN INDICTED
m BIG RUM SHIPMENT

+. BALTIMORE, Nd, April L..
Harry Al. Groves was convicted to-
day in the United States District
Court here Of eonspiring to trans
port 1000 cases. Of whiskey from
the Outerbrldge Horsey Distillery at
BurIxittsville, Md. n
1 During the trial it was alleged
by the defense that Groves was
framed and that prohibition offic-
ials In New York, New Jersey and
Maryland had assured him he
would get permits to move the
liquor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01
81 BOXES OF CANDY ARE
STOLEN BY BURGLARS

Jimnying q window; sweet-toothed
burglare broke into the Naisel
Candy Company. 100 H street north
west, early today, and got away
with forty.four boxes Of chocolates
and ten boxes chocolate.covered
neanuts
In report to the police today,
Harry Naisel, manager of the firm,
said the candy was worth fully $50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01
COLLIDE
HURT||VG ONE
DRIVER
Only Three injured in Days
Traffic Accidents Il,
District.

Traffic accidents were on the de.
cline yesterday. Three persons were
injured.
4. Two taxicabs OF competing firms
coliided at Sixteenth and Swami
streets northwest. causing injury to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01
pr. and Mrs. GrosOsno, !,
Hosts at Interesting Dinner

DR.. andS Mrs. gilbert SrosV essor
will be hosts at "a buffet dinner at
their residence in Eighteenth street
this evening in compliment to- mem
beers of the board of trustees and
members 1of, the staff of the Ma
tional Geographical Society in scele-
bration ofciDr. Grosvenor's twenty
the guests who win be seated O ~
small tables decorated with spring
flowers.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. Edwin A. Grosvenor, Mrs. Fred.
eriek Colvile and Mrs. C. Hart Mer.
rian. Ri
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01
Col. and Mrs. Charlton
To Be Dinner Hosts

The Military Attache Of the
British Embassy and Mrs. C. q. G..
9. Charlton will entertain q corn
pany OF ten M dinner this evening
at their residence in Sunderland
place. 49, $500 -
Mrs. Charlton will be at home
informally on Thursday afternoon,
from J 20 6 C'cbpck.
q
3 Maj. Gen. ana Mrs. William J.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01

Charles III. Lettow,
10 Evart street north.
east one Of THE
drivers. His condi-
ton is not serious.
Playing in front Of
the Cook School,
Fourth and o streets
northwest, Rose May
Robson, G oIoFe d,
eight. 1889 Marion
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01

4, SlES6Is IiOTlnWeSIss zen
IN the path OF an auto. She was
treated at Freednan's Hospital for
minor hurts.
Mrs: n. L. Higgins 1921 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest, suffered
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01
Republican Women to Be
Recefped. By Mrs.. Unton

Mrs. Harriet Taylor, Upton, viGe
clTairmafi1 VI the Republican Ma
tional Executive Committee. win he
at home informally Ito, Republican
women this afternoon at Stoneleigh
Court FROM to o'clock,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28


4 LATE CHEVROLET TOURING
This Is one OF those snap buys
that come up once IN n while.
has new rubber all around with
spare tire, equipped with fog
light. motomcter. rear view
glass. etc This car must soil
quick, 30 priced right In very
good mechanical shape. Price
;ifJ.
4 % Ford Touring. with u guar
Hntee. has new rubber all
around: equipped with rebound
shocks, spotlight. stop light.
spare tire. Hpcedometer dash
light otc, Priced for quick
sale. 1875.
WALKER AUTO co.
22is iTH AVE
MAXWELL CHEYSLER
DEALERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-28
AUTOS FOR SALE
Eldridge Buick
Used Cars

Used Cars
ThCg cay money taItr hut Its
HrFi lH rarfant o. krrH uEaf
ii NaEu Your dollars fprrt
with We wiil tEik real bar
Gains. because eur TF-mlua"
tsgfurrd care are built o. give
ntN EaF Caufrrt=HrN car
go lr-nrW ear rrrfarmaurr
eHd HrW car economy az
saving price 20 from .s 90 81
Per cent lees Than s new car
oar EuaFaHfrF iHFurFa thr iglr
Nlims@t ~ these claims
1898 uUTrR t-CILNuEE
sriAsstAlEE SEDAN Tho
former euurr tDak great pride
'1 hrFUtuE tEr rar .u Hag. good
coalition that Ne had utfir ta
90 tu = ing lt back 90 be- or
sinai shape We guarantee tf
20 perform IKE a 1895 The
paint uaH 60 EoDd that De WAS
uunrss anary 60 rtUnah lI
epf FfumrtFf shows uHk $4,000
miles Equipped Wfth fprlrE
bumpers. m0tumttrr bar rap
swlpr mirror practically neu
hsiApp cords AN around let
uH maHHtratr thIH Buick
lssN 90 bay terms
1891 BUICK C.CYLINpEH s
PASSENGER SEDAN Our
Buick rApe rfs have tharpIy rr-
built fhr motor newly painted
beautiful royal blue with SEE
black frudefHs the uphUiFtrR
SHOWS lttlr wear sfIaiIF
designed tH sly The maximum
comfort and room nrHa ful fHr
iafEr fHmuy Has bumper
m0iomrfrE Hnipr. etc Down
payment $3.50
1918 BUICK t-CNLINuEE g.
fAssls NGEE COUPE Rebuilt
rrpa limited and guaranteed "a
EINr TIE neat owner uHiutfr-
fuptrd service FuIiF equipped
Down payment t1fs.
1891 sTupEHAkER LIGHT SIX
SEDAN is0g
1883 CHEVROLET SEDAN tto5.
USE YOUR CREDIT
Eldridge Buick Co.
EAH-osts S0g 4. Pike 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
ZVETsENY RUCH STAvEB.
M v OHIOSKEM PRoMYSLU


v severnim Ohiu postaveno
bude letosniho roku znacny
pocet riznych tovaren, nejvet
81 cd let 1917 a 1918, kdy sve-
tova valka davala vznikati Get
ntm zavodim. Jill dnes rozpoc
ten jest celkovy naklad ma no.
We primyslove stavby jiz pod
nikane aneb pouze projektova-
ne ma $18,000.00O nehlede k
$30,000.000, ktere mali byti
upotrebeny ma stavby elektra-
rem. Ma ruchu slcastnen jest
hlavn9 kovoprdmysl, ac dotce-
ny jsou znacn6 j odbory jine.
We vyrobe aut neceka sice "a
dne zvyseni, ale je vereno, ze
cinnost udrzena bude ma dosa-
Vladimir stupni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
PoHREB P. M. MAREsE.

Ia velikeho lGastenstvi ko-I
nan byl vcera odpoledne Ma
rodni Sine pohfebs p. M. Ma
rese.. Dostavilg Sc shiny oddil
policie, v ktere zesnuly po
mnpho roki slouzil, tetne pro-
minentnf osobnosti 2 polite
kych kruhd a pax mnozstvi pa
metnikd stareho ceskeho Gle
'velandu, jichz rady vdcihlede
rfdnou. Nscfm neobvyklym, ma
nejvyse vsak dojemnym pfi
tomto, pohfbu bylo. ze smyc-
cove kvarteto zahralo zami-
ItVaiou pfsen zesl1ul&ho mad
Berounkou pod Tetfnem'' a
.'Kde domo,v = MIR I ze jedena
z kvarteta hral ma housle, ma
n6z p, Mares sam hraval a
pred 81 rokysz Czech 81 Je prl-
veil. Yedle zminenych pisni
zahralo kvartetto Nearer My
God to Thee. Jmenem fadu
Svornost cSPS. rozloucil Sc Sc
zesnulym 'p.: Slukas a "a spo-
lex Starych Osadnikd p. Ska
lax. Anglickou rec proslovil p.
Slach, jenz rovnez ,podal Wy
svetleni, proc svrchu zminene
pisn6 sehrahy kvartettem; ces-
ky promltyil p. F.. Sakryd,
jenz sc zmihoval 0 zasluzne
cinn0stie zesnnleho = let, kdy
horlivs pdsobil v nasem ma
rodnim zivote q kdy v trade
SVEN poskytl mnohou cenRou
radu pozdejsim pfistehoval-
cum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20

chodni jednatel& vsech unii "
m9st9 j zastnpci vsech liberal
n9jAch zivlt. Krone toho po-
zadana bude ka4d& mistnf u
ME, ably jmenovala sest X pra-
ci ochotnych muza, z kterych
by utvofeno bylo jadro k or
ganisovani wardnfch q pre-
cinktnich t4les v cel6m m9ste.
Dale ma bth den voleb prohl&-
Sen "a svatecni den vsech uni
ovych delnikd, COZ bylo jiz
schvaleno uniemi mfstnfmi a
Radou stavebnich femesel.
Novy politicky plan spojiti
politickou moe delnictva q Ii
berald navr3en byl tajemni-
KEN ]. G. Owensem. UGelem
jest predne nplatniti vetSi vliv
d8lnictva ma administered m9st
skou a "a druh6 dostati do ru.
kou lcinnejA zbrai "a volet
statnfch q ,nArcdnich. K ivy
sene politick9 cinnosti donuce.
no Jest d9lnictvo dosavadni M
vnmavcstt Avsjicfch polite,
kych stran., Il 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
DNES NAME PRVNf JARNf
DEN.

Smava vesna nastoupila Off
,cielnf yladu dnesniho odpoled
me, prav9 We 8 hodiny a 20 mi
nut. povid& nam tax kalendaf
- nikoli pocasi a teplota. K
jarnf nAlade neukazuje take
pov9trnostni proroctvi, ktere
ohlaSuje ma zitfek jest6 mozny
snih v celem Ohiu. Jaro letos-
nj nastalo tentokrate Q den dfi
We, protoze rok letosni jest
roken1 pfestupnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
sNRT MLADE zEuY .JAKO Nksl EDEk
PR0HIBIcNf PRonLlDkY. & !. !.
RADENt PRoHIBICNtCH PoCHoPU MUsf
BYTI OMEZENO. r

Okresni zalobce Stanton W.
setruje pripad, "a ktereho by
la "a prohibicni pfehlidky ma
vychodni strane jednim pocho
penn zbita jedna zena, matka
peti ditek tax, re onemocnela
a nekolik dni ma to .zemfela.
Prehmaty prohibicnich biE-
ci zejmena zamestnanych U
smircfch soudcu. stavaji Sc TAX
poeetnymi, re znany prohibic
nj stranik statni senator G. H.
Bender, jenz jest vlastne ph-
vodcem nekolika zakond pro-
hibici zostfujicfch, jako od-
stran9ni vSech zaclon mist
nostech, kde Sc prodavajf ma
pole, zakon 0 pfimem tresta-
nj tech, kdoz dali jinym oso-
bam otravne lihoviny atd., pro
hlasil, ze jiz v pffstim Ease
dani zakonodarny pozada, ably
odvolan byl zakon, ktery O.
kresnfm agentdm dovoluje,
aby Sc d9lili o pfisouzene po-
kuty a soucasne aby vydan byl
zakon, ktery by pffsne trestal
vsechny podobne vystfelky a
zatraceni hodne praktiky.
Stanton pfijal stiznosti asi
sesti osob, ma kterych nynejSi
neb i byvali prohibitnf agent
Sc pokouseli vyd{rati penize.
Take pdvodce zlopovestne. 6.
no aktu C. C.. Crabbe, general
nj navladni v Columbus, hodls
vysettovati posledni skand&l \
Lucas okresu, v kterem pdso'
bill prohibicni agent i smfrc
soudcove. Vysetfovanfm pov9
rem byl spolkovy soudce Kill
Its v Toledu. II
Stiznost v predu jmenova
nou vznasf 30lety Andrew Pol
larine, 1924 vych. rs. ul., je
hoz 24leta zena Pavl{na, mat
ka peti ditek, zemfela, kdy'
isl byl prohibicni pochop n&
slim vynutil pfistup do domu
ably patral po lihovinach. Pol
larine, jenz je zfizencem Penl
sylvanske drahy, vypravuje
ze dne Z. Inora, v dobe, KID,
on sam byl We sluzbe, prise
ku dveffm muz, jenz pozado
val pint whisky, zenou mu pal
bylo odpovedeno, ze zadn
kofalky v dome neni, mace
drzec prohlasoval, lie vykon
prohlidku domu, ale ma poza
dani, ably uk&zal opravn6n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20

pravil, zea toho neni treba.
Pollarinov& jej vsak dovnitr
nepustila. Muz odesel a nlu-
vii chvfh s jednou sousedkou
a pojednou Sc op9tn9 rozbehl
k domu i vyrazil dvefe moci,
urazil sice -zamek, ale dovnitf
Sc dostati nemohl, stalo Sc tax,
kdyz ustEaSena lena sama ote-
vrela.- Muzs vb9hl dovnitr, sra
zil zenu kszemi k tomu ii tlou-
XII a kopal, ;nacez odesel. !, ,.
y Phjel jsem domd az sdruhy
den a nalezl zenu onemocne-
lou ma ldzku, povolal 4jsem
hned l6kate, jenz prohlasil,, ze
manzelka ma silnou horecku
zpiisobenou neslychanym dto-
KEN q 2 t0ho nasledujic{m ner
vovym otfesem," liti celou u
dalost Pollarine. r.
Nemoc zeny Sc "a kratko
lzhorAila a musila byt 13. bfez-
ma dopravena do nemocnice
Isv. Luk&4e,, kde Is. bfezna ze-
mfela. Podobn6 nemocnicni
lekafi pficitaji skon pfepade.
ne zeny M surovost ma nj spa.
chanou. Pied tim nebyla mia.
da lena vdbec nemocna, byla
vdana jiz v Is. roku q ditky
jeji jsou v stAh Cd II mesicd
do Z rokd.
OvdoveIy muz zprvu ozna'
mil pfipad. ma policejni stsnic'
vych. 79. Ill. a Woodland ave.
kde mu vSak serzant Neilsor
fekl, ze podobnych stiznost
ma prohibicnf agenty jest tal
velky pocet, ze je nemozne
vsechny vySetfiti q odk&za
|jej ma lfadovnu okremiho ID
lobce. Nejzajfmav6jsf udalost
jest, De ! ochlazeni senators
Bendera v prohibicnim jeht
fanatismu pfivod6no bylo po
dobnou prohlidkou v dome je
no vlastni tehyn9 pi. Adam
Eckhardtove, ,2989 vych. 70. ul.
kde skuplpa agentd spolu
jednou zenou p&trali po ko
ralce, ac pry jeho tchyne j.
hotovou "sv9ticf''. {.
Jmena vsech t9chto prohibii
. Mich vytecAfki Sc neudavaji
, snad nejsou ami dradim zna
, ma, nejlep3i ddkaz, jak ne
st'astneho prohibicnfho zako
ma lehce mohou nekal& zivl!
-lvyuzitkovati k nepoctivym "a
/, merlin. ss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
FEDERACE PRACE A POLL.
TIKA. i

Clevelandska Federace Pra-
ce vstoupila vcera do politiky
We vetsim m6fftku nezli dosud.
Bylo odhlasovano, aby kazdt
m6sic byly konany sch1ze, do
kterych by pozvAni byii OBJ.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
gM77zzyM
Patec11i Lace
uThe May Co.

Az $500 kabaty. 81 damskych, vel 16 az 40 $3.50
SIS vln9ne sukn6 vsech druhI velikosti po .$2 2.88
Az SIT obleky kantonkrep saten, velour 14-52 SITS
$l.49 tubove obleky, 700 novych, sotysovs CSC
81. Jumper obleky, vel. kostky, atd 6-14 l. sass
Al $23 kabsty, vs. bar. pro danny divky $5.9S
Dfvci zimni kabaty VEL az H. at $40 hod. po $3ss
Dfvci kitie sukn6, plaidy kostky serz TIA po ST.
Divcf obleky franc. serze, velk az Id jen $3.50
s SIS damsks kozi3ky, VEL lmce, he'd. pods. $34.SS
80 $595 sukns, moder. bar, vsech veli. Ultra $366
Damske divSi musel. chemse, vel. 1916 42c
Sotysove dompersy, kostky, plaidy jednoduche TIC
Damske bllzy dimty krajkou neb vysivkou tic
Brusel koberce 9x12 STOP malou nepravide $1339
Samet. koberce schody n p. l. yd. jen $l39
59c fiber zSclony I'd. sir. pfirod. barev, ace
Work. neb teSkovany markezyt, yard sir. yd Csc
Z6clonovy etamin markezyt, billy beige, 1sc
, AZ SIS muzske boty oxfordky, cerne hn9de $3.50
$3 botky pro hochy gum podpatky, par jen $24s
Nezdobene klobouky, nejnovejsi formy, Ultra $l68
75c kvstinovs vsnce, vybsr vzora barev po Soc
, SOC bandeaux, H. & w. neb pansy, zitra jen 2ec
SIT vysole lampy pfipojenim xsr $lO.95
1895 stolni lampy, podstavec komposice po $1.95
25c bavl. puncochy muzske scs. patty spi6ky 1sc
29c d9tske bavln puncochy, velik TO- par "a 19c
Dstske ryhovane, merceris. punSochy, par "a 15c
Damske punSochy, hedv. iifon, mod. 81 nd. Csc
DamskS 75c union trika, bavl voln&, vi. vel. Soc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
.KON NKURS !,

p. +. stavitels, .'ktefi BY
chtxli potitat na riznou pra
ci pfistavby ;koly J. A. Ko.
mezlsl<y m vych. 131. ulici,
jsou zldini, by se pfihllsili
o pl&ny ' 6fadovnS archi-
tekta p. Fl. Hronka (. 1901
Kins1nan Rd. do soboty. r.
bfezna, kaxdy den Cd 3 h.
odp. do 7 bod. vecer.
|; Stavebni, vybor.
/ iAktAIAIAIAAIAIA/AIA1AA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20
sRkzkA AUTA S mEzlMEsT. KkR0u.
JEDEN MUz ZABIT, CTYRI ZRANENI.


Blize Fairview vesnice vra-
Ella vcera odpoledne mezi-
m9stska kara trait Cleveland
Southwestern & Columbus do
auta. Ia srazky byl zabit 45-
lety Chris. Hansen re State rd.
kdezto jeho l8lety syn jen leh
ceji zranen. Dale byli vazne
poraneni Archibald McGre-
gor ze zastavky 3k Lorain I'd,
jemuz zlomeno nekolik zeber
a. Tony Mado, 621 zap. Z. ul.,
ktery ma die vseho rozbitou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-20

hlavu. z ceseujicich v mezi-
mestske kafe zran9n byl leh-
ceji Carl Schneider, 1922 Wa.
der ave-, jenz zasazen byl stfe
pinami skla. Auto zssazeno
bylo karou v zatacce q vrzeno
proti telefonnimu sloupu.. Au.
to fizeno bylo Hansenem mi. 9
obsazeno vesmes d9lnfky "a.
mestnanymi U dlazebni firmy
Fisher & Williams, vracejici.
mi Sc domd po celodenni pra'
ci.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-25
UN NUEv0 RECORD DE ALTU,
RA EN- AEROPLANO

DAYTON, febrero "a. UNITED
Press) .-El teniente de la armada j.
A. Macready, ha roto todos los re-
cords establecidos hasta ahora en- avia
cion, alcanzando una altura de cua-
renta y un mil pies, en- un aeroplano
Lepere. Este fabuloso recorrido de al
tura 10 hizo en-. dos horas tres minu-
tos.
Aunque este nuevo record de altu-
ra no es Official, esta autorizado CO.
mo tai por haber cumplido estricta-
nente las regulaciones de la Interna-
cional Federada de Aeronautica, sien
do Ell jefe de observation Orville
Wright.
Los records anteriores demuestran
que la altura maxima fue alcanzada
por Lecointe (frances), quien hizo un
recorrido de treinta seis mil sete-
cientos cuarenta v cinco pies.
Las condolences de tempo para rea
liar este vuelo asombroso eran mag
nffcas, v el aviador uso unos tanques
|especiales de ogigeno al llegar a una
.altura de veinte mil pies.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-25

sintetica historic de la vida labor
patri6tica de MuToz Rivera v, en- nom
bre de todos, expreso su agradecimien
to a los huespedes por la vista que
habfan dispensado al mas alto patri-
clio de esta terra.
Luego hablo ell alrnirante Coontz.
Ell ilustre marino expreso, en- sinte-
/ sis, que era costumbre en- todas par
tes del mundo honrar la memoria de
sHs heroes. En- Estados Unidos cons
tantemente Sc visitan las tumbas de
Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson, Gle
lyeland Y Roosevelt v las contemplan
como 81 fueran santuarios. Y era por
ESQ, afiadi6, que constitufa un honor
para su persona el venir ante aquella
tumba depositar flores. (Mr. Coontz
puso sobre las losas del sepulcro un
hermoso bouquet de rosas naturales)
Ell regreso de Barranquitas Sc mi
clio las 3 de la tarde llegando aqui
los excursionistas a las p. NJ.
Ell BALE DE LA CORONACION
No cabe duda que el bale de la
Coronation de la Reina del CARNIVAL,
Srta. Ana Marquee, ha sido ell aeon
| tecimiento social mas grandioso que
Sc ha registrado en- nuestros anales
carnavalescos, y por el cual deben
sentirse satisfechos orgullosos sus
organizadores.
En- ell espacioso local del Teatro
Municipal, donde Sc celebro, haciase
practicamente impossible transitar, de-
/ bido al gran gentio que llenaba el mis-
mo, desparramandose por todas par
tes bullicioso y alegre.
| Nuestro popular Alcalde, senior
Diez de Andino, asistio al maguiti-
CO festival, siendo a el quien tocara
bailar la primera pieza con la bella
Soberana.
i El intense entusiasmo no decay6
un instante, prolongandose ell bale
hasta las dos de la madrugada.
| Vaya nuestra mas calurosa felici-
tacion para los organizadores del her
moso acto que, como decimos antes.
hara 6poca en- los anales de nuestros
carnavales Y en- particular para nues
tro amigo compaiiero A. Nicolas
Blanco, manager general" de los
Festivales v organizador, desde luego,
del gran bale de Coronation.