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New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
FUNERAL SHIP ORDERED

Washington, Aug. 2.-The body of Vice-Consul Robert W. Imbrie, killed by Q native mob at Teheran, Persia, will be brought to the United States by the cruiser Trenton with appro- priate military honors. The arrange ment was made by the state depart- ment after the Persian government had agreed to pay all expenses of the voyage of the American war vessel from that country to Washington. The Trenton now is at Naples and will proceed to Bushire. Persian gulf in time to arrive August 26.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
MORE KHAN TROIRLE.

Worcester, Mass, Aug. 1.-The cases of Albert c. Olson. 2S years old, of this city, and Thomas Sorenson, aged s7, of South Lancaster, charged with possessing dangerous weapons, were continued in central district court to- day until Monday at the request of Olson. Olson and Sorenson were ar rested last night in the vicinity of 1iadley Farm on Grafton street in Shrewsbury, where there was a large meeting of klansmen conducting an initiation ceremony
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
Foreign Exchange

New York. Aug. 2. = Foreign ex- change quotations, in cents: Great Britain. demand 443 1-2: cables 44s S-4; so day bills on banks 40 1-2. France. demand s.2s 1-2 cables 5.2s. Italy. demand 4.3s; cables 4.36 1-2. demand 474 cables AIS. Germany. demand tper trillion) 23 7-s. Hoi- land. demand sS.37 Norway. de- mand. 1858 Sweden. demand 2e.b3. Denmark. demand is.11. Switzer- land, demand fs.s7. Spain. demand ts.40. Greece, demand 1.72. Po- land. demand 1s 1-4. Czecho-Slova- kia. demand s97 1-s. Jutoslavia. demand f.e1 f-4. Austria. demand .oo14 Is. Rumsnia. demand A. Argentina. demand s3.i2. Brazil. demand s.7s. Tokio. demand ii i-4. Montreal ss zs-5s.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
BuLGARIass TO INVESTIGATE

by Tlo Associated Press,
 Sofia. Bulgaria. Aug. 2.--At the re- quest of the Bulgarian government. . mixed commission of inquiry is going to Greek Macedonia tomorrow 10 in- yestigate allegations that Greek citi- zens bound and shot 19 Bulgarian subjects near Gorniz Brodi. The refu- gee commission has also decided to refuse further applications for emil grafton under the plan of interchange of population.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
STATION COMMITTEE NAMED

The Chamber of Commerce has ap- pointed the following committee to act with the railroad committee of the common council and the special com- mittee appointed by the mayor on the possibility of having q railroad station on the main line: F. NJ. Holmes. Wal ter II. Hart. O. F. Parker. Stephen Robb. Donald Gaffney, r, G. Russell, and ]. F Atwater The committee will meet at s o'clock Monday evening in Room .o2. city hall.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
STEAMER STANLEY PROCEEDS

By The Associated Press
 Manila, Aug. 2.-The steamer Stan ley, whose engines broke down several days ago while she was off the Island of Palawan, is proceeding to Ilo Ilo under her own power. said wireless message picked up here today. It is believed repairs will be possible at Ilo Ilo, the message said. The Stan ley was bound from Shanghai for Eu- rope with general cargo.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
COME TO HONOR MENENDEz.

Madrid, Aug. 2.-The group of Americans from St. Augustine, Fla. who have come to Spain to take part in the celebration of the birth of Don Pedro Menendez, founder of St. Au- gustine, arrived in Madrid from Bar celona yesterday. The Americans will leave Madrid August for Avles, birthplace of Menendez, where the celebration is to take place.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
WAR ON BoLSHEyIsTs
Bulgarian Govt. VIII Employ None
 With Communist Tendencies

Sofia. Bulgaria, Aug. o.-Ths Bull garian cabinet. as part of campaign aimed at stamping out bolsheyism, has ordered all governmental depart ments to discharge employees having communist affiliations.
 The officials are said to have feared that sabotage might follow possible instructions from Moscow for the communists to begin activities here, so the cleaning out policy was direct ed particularly at the railroad. mail. telegraph and telephone services.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

the strike committee and would try to organize the workers if the company wages. Most of the people in New foundland are primarily fishermen but are ready to turn their hands to other work, and believed here that many of the strikers are fishermen who have been engaged as unskilled laborers.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
I,ernsier's Opinion,

An eplnlen on the compulsory ,ae- ninati0n order prepared by Corpora lion Counsel William \, Deresier was turned over 10 the board last night, it was as follows
 hunder the Rr0s lsiens Of section siss Of the general statutes there Is no question in my mind concerning tue pTePrlely Of this order, Judge Jennings, former corporation counsel had occasion te give an opinion sus- iaining similar action bs the health officer, in January, lass,
 Section sass authorizes the health officer. or hoard Of health to order q general vaccination of the residents of the town, etc, The present order of the board of health affects only school children and teachers and others employed in school buildings, The question arises whether under the section cited ihe board Of health is authorized to order vaccination applying only to one class of our in. hshitsnis. and not generally to inc whole population, 1 should say that it had this right, II would be m anomalous situation 10 hold that the board of health could order gen- rral vaccination of all the population. and not have the power to order the vaccination of a certain class of tho population which it believes to be peculiarly susceptible 10 infection.
 'It is 10 be noted. in thls connnc- lion. that section .f3s provides that the expenses in whole or in part of tho general vaccination shalt upon the order of the board Of health, be paid out Of the city treasury"
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
STAMFORD YACHTsMaN DIES.

Stamford, Aug. 2.-Thomas J. pritchard, 60, for 22 years an under taker here, died at his home today. As owner of the yacht St. Elmo he was well known in yachting circles. A widow and two brothers survive him.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02
W0ISARD FLEES TO
 H. s. BATHING POOL
seeallausa from IlIrsl Fsgsl

aksn, eAeePt ta table the disenssian as the health hoard realizd that its
 hands were tied and the health afs RCRE was the leadihg actor
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

Miss Mildred lnman and Miss Ruby Richards of % Lincoln street are spending the weekend in BraintTee, Mass
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

AT, and Mrs, c, ], Lerous of 6sl Arch street are entertaining Misses I.enise and Aigina l.eTonS of H0lgoke, Mass,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-02

MF, and Mrs, Henry simnns ef ss5 Whiting street will leave Mondag for Iowa on a motor trip,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-05
REAL ESTATE-RENT
 HOUSES FOR RENT
APARTMENTS AND HOUSES

HANOVER CoURT-Located on Highland Ave. and Cleveland St.; choice 5-room apartment with all modern 'conveniences; large rooms and ample storage room.
 REE-MAR-Located 26th St., and Madison Ave-, s.; beautiful Groom apartment, all conveniences, extra large rooms, porches and closet space and servant room.
 HARMONY APARTMENT-Hig- land Ave. and 21st St.; and g. room apartments; all conveniences. 2S20h PINE AvE.-Large broom apartment and inclosed sleeping porch; heat and water furnished; only .................... .$S5 2s2o PINE AvE.-Large 4-room and reception hall. apartment; heat and water furnished. .$70 PITT HIGHLAND AVE.-Beauti- fully furnished 3-room apart ment, combination living and dim ing room .S.................. $S0 PITT HIGHLAND AVE.-Large g. room apartment, steam heat and water furnished ................$5 $50 2607 MADISON AvE.-Five-room duplex, downstairs apartment, heat and water furnished ........ ..$100 MARIETTA APARTMENTS - 102Sh S. 18th St., rooms and breakfast room, steam heat and water furnished, all convent enceS ................ .%oU 1219 SYLVAN AVE. s., 5 rooms. furnace heat S45 1449 MILNER CRESCENT, Broom apartment, modern ..........r.. .$7Q 1503 10TH AVE-, S.-Five-rooni apartment, garage ...........S60 1852 S. 16TH ST.-Six-room and breakfast room bungalow; Arcola neat ................. ........' .@1o 1901 s. 17TH ST. Broom corner 1000 s. 1sTH sT.-Five-room du- plex, upstairs .................$5 $5O 1034 N. FIST ST.-Six rooms; for ................... $37.50 2213 12TH AVE-, N.-Five rooms and sleeping porch ........... $50 1928 29TH ST, N.-Five-room bum galow; Arcola heat ..........$55 1884 N. 14TH ST.-Six rooms. $50 934 1ST AVE.-Three rooms, cleo tric lights, gas and plumbing; 142s COTTON .AvE.-Five-room bungalow .:................ $o0 6s01 1ST AVE.-Five-room brick bungalow .................... .$52.50 40 SARAH AVE-, 8 rooms. .. .$45 MosRLEY-HENDERsoN-DAvIs BIO N. FIST ST. MAIN 7s1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-05
APARTMENTS Mountain Terrace.

A party has been transferred from the city and has authorized \ us to sublease his apartment, consisting of 5 rooms. bath and servants room, furnishing heat, water, stove, shades and garage; located dn 10th St., just off Clair mont Ave. ......... S85 Furnished rooms 3on s. 17th St., desirable location and bar gain at ................. .S75 18th Ave, S., 4 rooms and sleep ing porch, steam heat, garage, ice box, stove, water and shades, oniy s.......'... $o0 West End, rooms, heat, lights, water .................. ....... SSU West End. 5 rooms, heat, lights, McDavid R. E. & Ins. Go. 21os 1ST AVE. MAIN 457
 "Try McDavid Service"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-05

ALABAMA-For sale, 267-acre farm, all in cultivation and pasture, settlements, good water; terms. Located 8 miles out on Dothan-Campbellton road. 8 miles south of Wilson's Mill. w. L.. Barnes, Dothan, Ala, Route 3.
 220-ACRE FARM = Fronts Warrior river; rich bottom; 25 miles Birming- ham; $5,500. Eborn Realty. 2119h 1st Ave. Main s173.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-05

NEW BUNGALOWS - From Woodlawn to East Lake. For sale, well located new bungalow, $50 to $250 cash, balance $55 per month, block of car line. Buy quick as October Is near. J. D. Graves and B. w. Atkins, with E. B. Dean, 105 N. 21st St. Main 2910.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-05
RENT-REAL. ESTATE J APARTMENTS AND FLATS 92 Y OCT. 1 RENTALS

APARTMENTS
 ARIoN, 1909 14TH AVE, s. B-1, 3 rooms, front ..............$ $70 A-5, rooms ..................... .$65 A-3, 2 rooms .....................$5 $50 : SUNSET, 1709 16th Ave-, s., upper east apartment, 5 rooms .........$s5 MARGARET, No. z, rooms. .$S5 DILLON, 11th Ave. and 21st St., A-3, l room, kitchenette .............. $50 D-3, rooms .....................$ $90 F-5, rooms .$55 C-z, rooms ..................... .$6O G-4, rooms .................... .$55 b-l, rooms .................... .$6O E-3, 2 rooms .................... .$65 WILBUR, 1905 S. 12th St., No. 2, 4 rooms, lower front south Apt. t... $50 MADISON, 2026 14th Ave, S., Apt. E, rooms, upper east Apt. .$75 GRAY, 1920 s. 20th St., 5 rooms, lower south or upper north Apt. .$75 2130 16TH AVE-, S., ' rooms. ;. . .$75 MIREE, 1000 S. 18th St.;
 B-4, 3 rooms, front .............$70 ALABAMA, 1921 N. 24th St, ALBEMARLE, Humboldt Ave. and 21st St., No. 6, 4 rooms ........ .$55 1021, 5, rooms with porehes. ....$ .$45 1026h, 5 rooms with porches. .. $40 AL B EM ARLE APARTMENTS, Humboldt and Fist St., S:
 No. 3, rooms with steam heat. .$55 2337 10TH AVE, S., 6 rooms with garage ..... ..............s .$f0 MADISON, 2o2s 14th Ave-. s.: Apt. D, 5 rooms ..................$6 .$65 1208 11th Ave, N., new 4-room apartments, $50 and $55.
 2130 16th Ave-, S., rooms in duplex Apt, Arcola heat ...............$75
 HOUSES
 S115 s. PARK AVE-, Fairview, 6 rooms; can be used for fami- !. llcS S4z 1905 HUNTSVILLE AVE-, 5 rooms TOT '........... ......... .,'.........$3 $30 1919 AVE. E, rooms. $50 ROEBUCK SPRINGS, 8 rooms. .$100 e104 AVE. c, rooms. $45 1906 13TH ST, s., rooms. ... .$55 1908 NOLAN AVE-, rooms. $50 2931 JUNIPER AVE-, 7rooms. .$57 50 1147 s. 14TH ST, furnished bunga- low, rooms $75 911 S. 12th St., rooms s........$75
 We specialize in apartments" RTON-SCHULTz 2119 1ST AVE. MAIN 2157
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-05
REAL ESTATE-SALE K FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE %
ALABAMA 570-ACRE PRAIRIE FARM

One and ope-half miles good small town; 8 churches; good school; railroad; miles to county seat, Hale county, Ala, on good dirt road; 1h miles to pike road; all open land; prac- tically all ready for cultivation; about one-third now in cultiva- tion; balance pasture and hay. Will sell as whole or divide into two farms. Price $35 per acre or will exchange for Birming- ham property. Address Box 6, Newborn, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-05
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE-To whom 1t may concern:
 That will not be liable for any debts contracted by my wife, Grace Kincan- non. September ?. 1924. Guy Kincannon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-05

SOUTH HIGHLANDS BARGATN-New modern broom brick bungalow on lot 50X190; fine location overlooking city, near Glen Iris Ave. Today, $6,00O cash, balance easy; straight loan; nothing else like this on market. Eborn Realty Co.,, 21191a 1st Ave. Main S173.
 NORTHSIDE-Twent first St, new T. room bungalow; Arcola heat; hardwood floors; tile bath; $7,O00; g, ,250 cash, $40 month. Eborn Realty Co.,, 2119h 1st Ave. Main S173.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Explains How Enlarged
Veins Can BE Reduced
0ftentimes Veins Burst and
Cause Much Suffering,
Expense and Loss
of Employment

Many people have become dc
spondcnt because they have been
cd to believe that there 10 no rem.
cdy that viii reduce swollen veins
and lunches
II you viii got n two.ounco origi'
nal bottia OF Moone'B Emerald OH
full strength Mt any first class
drug store and apply II at homo ns
directed. you viii quickly notice an
Improvement which will continue
until tho veins and lunches are re
duccd 10 normal.
Moonc's Emerald on is very con.
ccntratcd and a bottle lasts n long
tlme-thnt's why II IL most mex.
pcnslvo treatment II has brought
much comfort 10 worried people all
over the country and Is one OF the
wonderful discoveries of recent
years and always bear In mind that
anyone who Is disappointed with It's
use can have their money refunded.
Your druggist can supply you. All
druggists sell lots OF it,-Advertlse.
mcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Lincoln Contest
Is Creating a
Lot of Interest

JUDGING from the letters re-
y ceIvcd by Tho Star on the Abra.
ham Lincoln contests. people Of this
section are quite familiar with the
life OF tho martyr president,
Tho Star is offering It's readers n
chance to cash in on their knowl.
edge Of Lincoln. Thru the Strand
thoatcr. where tho big civil war
drama, Abraham Lincoln" is play.
ing. prizes are being offered for tho
correct answers 20 tho questions
listed below. The first correct mn.
swcr brings $40. tho second 50, the
third 50. and the next five, two
passes each 10 the Strand.
All answers should be sent TO
Daisy Henry. motion picture editor
OF Tho Star. The questions follow:
Why was Lincoln named Abe?
Why did Lincoln grow n beard7
Who composed Llncoln's cabinet?
Whom did Lincoln marry7
Where was Lincoln shot, and by
whom7
Who was Lncoln's greatest po-
litical riyal7
What great humane act is at.
tributed to Lincoln?
How did Lincoln become q law.
yor2
On what occasion did Lincoln de-
liver his famous Gettysburg I'D.
dress7
Who was Lincoln's first sweet.
heart?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Columbia Featuring
ripple Program

Tho triple feature bill al the Co
lumhla theater Il proving very popu'
lar this week as witnessed by tho
splendid attendance that house q
enjoying. The child musical prodigy.
Raymond Baird. Is carrying away
first honors without the slightest
competition. Ills phenomena or
ohestRl dircction Is nothing less than
marvellous. Tho feature film r. q
Baby Peggy production. The Family
Secret" which Il 4 mystery picture
OF thrills. romance and suspense,
There Is another film being shown
which ~ marvellous revelation. II
Is % tho actual experiments con.
Quoted In this country only q short
time ago By Harry Matthews. tho
British inventor. OF his deadly
Death Ray" which II tho most ap-
palling war device yc; revealed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Big Beauty Chorus
Plays in Mix Film

In producing tho cabaret scenes In
q road houBu. featured In soft
Boiled" Tho william Fox production.
presenting Tom MIX. at tho Colonial
today. there is wealth Of elaborate
detail J. O. BlyStono. directing the
picture. selected n beauty chorus
from tho ranks Of tho prettlcst girls
on the Pacific Coast. And they are
headed by charming Billie Dove as
tho masked dancer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Winter Garden Star
Displays Bravery

Few people realize Tho hnrdshlps
motion picture players so thru to
secure realism for their productions.
In making The Trail OF tho North
Wind" Nell shipman. author and
actress. spent many winter months
with n company Of players nt Priest
River, Idaho. Tho stars husband.
directed the production. had his
feet frost bitten and Miss shipman
proved a real heroine by "mu8hing"
niles thru Tho snow. accompanied
by two members OF the company in
m effort TO get hor husband to
hospital. Their bravery was her.
aided turnout the country.
"The Trail OF tho North Wind" In
on tho bin with THE Dovil Gringo."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Bebe Fences in
Coliseum, Play

Bebo Daniels. starring a, tbs Colt
scum IN Dangerous Money" took
fencing lessons recently from the
champion fsncer Of italy and Dolores
cassiuelr. a prominent member Of
her company
Glacinto sangcs. tho Italian cham.
piou. appeared In fencing tournn.
mcnts In tho list regiment armory
In New York city. Miss CassineliL
also an expert with tho foil. initiated
Miss Daniels IN tho art Of lungo.
thrust and parry
In tho picture. tho star n seen
fencing with william Powell. who
plays tho role Of On Italian prince.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

trick. who plays an unusual role in
"sinsr In SILK" the film play ut
the Liberty this week. has made
quite a name FOR himself lie made
a small role stand out 20 good effect
in FLAMING Youth" As the love.
sick youth in Don't Doubt Your
Husband" with Viola Dana. he pro.
yoked laughter and sympathy and in
this latest offering he again scores a
hit.
Eleanor Bonrdmnn and Adoplho
Menjou arc also featured players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Pantages Picture

Viola Dana's newest Metro picture,
Don't Doubt Your Husbai o." o4t
tho mcrriest photoplays in which she
has ever appeared, is the feature
photoplay attraction o. tho Pr~'r"e.
thentor this week. The story, by
Sada Cowan ana ngwaru h,-p.n, es.,o
of first year matrimony in smart
suburban quarters, punctuated with
explosions of Jealous Temperament
and repleto with brilliant sntire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
blouse of Youth"
at the Capitol

Maudo Radford warren's novel.
House OF YOUTH" which is the
opening attraction at tho New Cap
ltol thcater this week. IL an idoal
starring vehicle for Jacuueiino 10
gan. Ralph Ince. brother OF Tom
Incc. directed tho production, the
cast OF which includes. besides tho
star. Malcolm MeGresor and Vernon
Steele.
Miss Wnrrcn's novel scored a do.
clded hit with tho literary public
last season. and as a photoplay Il
loses none OF rs appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Jazz Films Lucky
for John Patrick

Altho 10 has been In pictures a
comparatively short time, John Pat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
abraham Lincoln"
Is Fine Photoplay

Al the world loves a lover. and
20 ana Abraham lincoln. In his day
he was a most loyal. gallant and
tender lovcr--anh he had an cyo Tor
beauty. grace and lovelinesa un'
matched by men Of his time. THIS
fact y most entcrialninEly brought
out In tho fino polarization Of
Abraham Lincoln" now showing
az tho Strand,
George billings. hitherto an I'm.
known player. has tho title role. Ito
looks ana acts his part TO pcrfec.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

DO you think young people
should DO trained for marr!ngo?"
asked Jones.
Certainly / always have been
opposed 10 sending raw troops into
battle" snapped SIR. Crouch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
"Vanity'S Price

Next Attraction Booked for Showing at the
Blue Mouse
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21
KONEC REMESLNEHO
LUPlCE.

z Detroit dosla vcera zpra-
va. ze tam zastrelen byl policii
2namy clevelandsky criminal
nj ptak", Charles j. tSim)
b. ker, jenz byl IMAM vsem de
telstivim i pod cetnymi jmeny
jinVmi. V sobotn meskal je-
ste v Cleveland6. Byl v De-
troit dopaden policii s nekoli-
ka kolegy pri vylupovani po-
kladen a "a nastale strelby "a
strelen sedmi policejnlmi kule-
mi. Jmeno jeho, &C byl ien 80
roki star, objevoyalo Sc caste
we verejnosti a rejstrik jeho
kouski Jest velice znatny, tax
zc 81 dfady nyni ponekpd od-
dcchnou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21
VEkEJNE CVlcENf SOKOLA
cECH HAVLfcEK.

Ne pfilis casio vykonavare|
l:asi referentskou poviuntst 81
takovou uprimnou radosti, jail
kn ones pri zprav6 o vereii-|
mem cviceni Sokola Havlicek,
ktere vcera naplnilo t9locyic-|
nu ma Wendell ave. az do po-|
sledniho mistecka. Malo kdy
jsme zde byh sv9dky ucelenej
siho pcdniku podobn4ho, pro-
vadeneho raz ma raz, po So
kolsku, dochvilne. .Sokolovna
Sc ukazala byti pro podobnou
navst9vu al pfiliA tesnou.
Kdoz by sc tn divil staros-
tovi aboru br. AL. zakovi, kdyz
"a uvitaciho proslovu mu "a
fila radost z tvafe. Vlastnf
program zahajen byl Jifin-
kou Smiakovou. jez dobte pred
nesla pfipadne volenou baseh
"KazenI sokolska". Sotva do
zn6l potlesk IA jeff deklama-
ci, vpochodovalo ma cvicist9
18 nejdrpbn9jsich divenek,
kter6 protedly rhytmicka ta-
necni prostna q sotva ze Sc phi
odchodu poslednf cvicenky
ztracely. priSli hoS. z&ci, bylo
jich tolik, ze museli byti roz-
d9leni ma dve party. Cvicili
prostna $ ceskymi a americky-
mi praporky, bylo jich Gel
KEN 40. 5l.. a
V6tsi zacky provedly tance
"kanafasku" q "trnaveGek" a
spolecne, celkov6m poctu "a
divek originelni cvi6eni sc svi
hadlem v dvojicich. P9kny do
jem vyvolali dorostenci, poo
tenn 26, v novem cvicebnim
lboru, provedi n9kolik SOU
stav .prostnych s dfev9nymi
cinkami podobn9 cinkami
vystoupily dorostenky, kter6
We dvou velkych kruzich pro-
vedly ladne n9ktere ukazky
tanecnich krokl. Pc te nastou
pilo 26 sokold k 1polnicktm
prostnym, ktef r&zn4 >nazna-
tovali zapas podakem, wh
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-21
CLEVELAND "A DRUHE
SERIE MRAZU.

Ia poslednf noci byli ,jsme
"pocteni'' jiz letosni druhou
seril vets;ch 1nrazG. Dnes k r;i-
inu klesl tcplomerovy sloupec
hasicske STANCE v Shaker Hts,
ma 5. stupen pod nulou. B6hem
Dire mel die pfedpovedi ufedni
hc povetrnostniho' proroka E.
neryho teplom6r pomalu stou
patti, ale jen tax, ze chladno
prec jen jeste ziistane dosti ci-
telfym.
Prvni letosni mraz X nam
pfisel s '"treMi kraly' ma pocat
ku ledna, kdy hlaSeno bylo 3
stuphd pod nulou. Mraz pri-
tommy jest ale .nebezpeGn6jsi,
neb nasledkem pfedchazeji-
cfch de&'d a snshu Sc ulice po-
kryly kluzkou korou, po ktere
choditi zejmena z rama, yyza-
dcyalo velke opatrnosti, ably
chodec Sc nedostal do blizsiho
styku 8 matickou zemi. Podob-
ne panuje zima j v ostatnim
Ohiu "a ze Sanduaky Sc hlasi,
he jsou ledafi pine pripraveni
X sklizni ledu, ktery jest prave
jiz deset pafcl s;lny.. Ledu bu
de tudiz letos dosti. Jest-li bu-
de take levnejsl o tom zprav
nemame, ale jsme pre,vedce-
mi, ze ledobaroni uz nejakou
|vymluvu najdou, ably nemuseli
IS. cenami dolh. Jinak, mraz ne
zavinil z:.dnych yazn6jsich ne
hod. krone toho, ze Sc pry sle-
pice dopalily a "a mraza straj-
kuji, nebot' ihned ma vejcfch
pr;skocilo, podobne zdrazena ]
Gcrstva zelenina a floridske ja-
h,dy, kdezto mlekars Ike vyrob.
ky, hlavne maslo ponekud zlev
nily.