davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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$4.95 to $5.95
Silk BIouses

Charming over. O. A.
blouses- which eM0 AN
means consider.
able seying to -
crepe de chine or satin. incluA-
ing @ few OF net. Peter pan or
v neck lines also collarless styles.
Mostly short sleeves. FriIlN,
beading. colored pipings or en-
broidery trim them. Colors, buff.
French blue, sheik or white.
at $3.45.
1O-sl.0B to 92.OB overblouses.
Attractive wolfe blouses for Mid-
summer wear. Peter Pan or ayr
neck styles, Trimmed with tiny
frills or dainty iaceR Coiors.
maize. tan, peach and ali
"AAto ss"sssSeS sesssssssssss..D 5C
-JeIIeffs, Street Floor.
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ZIG F Sc NV. =

Fur Garments selected
during our August Fur Sale
will enable you to save con.
siderably. A small deposit
will hold your Fur Coat un.
til November LIST. It will
mean considerable saving
to you.
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$4.95 to $6.95
Sweaters

r. $: !; ;, s: y: ii; !! $3.45
remnant offering
Sweaters you will enjoy wear
ing for many weeks to come-The
correct weight for Summer or
early Fall wear-Long sleeves
Cap sleeves or sleeveless slIpover
styles with w. round or ~ neck
lines-Jaoquette or coat models
and colors desirable to wear with
white or colored sport skirts-such
as black with white--whtte with
black-tangerine - Lanvin - buff
French-blue-gray white with
pretty com binationS-Made Of mo-
hair-Iceland wooi-fiber or mo-
hair and fiber combined spO-,
ciaI $40
1S-&1.eB TO e2.95 Sweaters.
leevelesS--slip-over Of coat style
IA few kid BootS' are included
-buff-Mexieo-gray - blue and
white combinations. Specially
priced at .o5c
-Jelleff's. Street Floor.
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to less than one-half their former prices Read
2O-&1O.75 to $3.50 Women's Dresses Hand
drawn lace trimmed voes. high shades . .96 06
1890 tE sss6o WOmen's Dresses ENGLISH
high shades, also plain coiors. S1176
2O-S19.50 to $500 Women's Dresses. Imported
hand made voi1es and tailored linens; handdrawn or
nemsatcned STATS
Fourth Floor.
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Misses SLOTS Cotton Frocks
Larger Women's Shop

Only seven reduced items in this speciality depar
oeen sAsned 10 the utmost The early purchaser s.
6-SI4.75 Larger women's Cotton Dresses Fresh.
cool cotton voiles having small embroidered dots
IN charming color combinations Made to accentu-
ate the slender silhouette. Colors, lavender white
peach white French blue white. 4oh and {lH $3.50
l-$lE0OO Larger WOmans Cape. Black Knife.
peated double-faced chiffon satin cape with double
collar OF sable dyed squirreD. Full 81 inches
JalIaSfSs
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Ill find the best selections
1-$46.0O Larger W0man's Dress, OF small cheokad
silk In gray and blue; all Of Troy border. Size
Is4sb0 Larger Woman: ir..: :; SSS.IS
crepe; side-pieated panels enhancing the straight
line real value; size 40h.........,,,.,S 2I.SS
1-$l2b0O Larger Woman's Coat Of black silk
MORE; straight lines with white ernins collar; SO
Secona Floor
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Misses $500 Sport Coats

Misses $35.OO Sport Coats
Rich plaits and plain mixtures make mp these
coats Of which only three left. Cape sleeves
straightlne misses models in brown Go IN
and green Special. .....-.............. UAASOV
$3.50 Nrssee' Sport Coats. Desire cloth ana
plaid mixtures; wrap-around models in brown ana
green $S41O
s49.6O Misses Capes Of pleated silk fine collars
$1,000 Misses Coats and Capes for dress wear;
OF twill and charmeen; pleatng collars and
around bottom tan black navy and cinnamon. $3.50
$500 to 5000 Misses Goats of twill ana silk in
attractive Styles fur landings on collar and cuffs;
also braid trimmed; straight line models in black
ana Drown $44.5O
Misses SLOTS Cotton Frocks
Cool wolfe dresses trimmed with lace GO M
and organdy. Dark and light shades..... DOoOO
II S12.76 Misses Wash Dresses. Fancy voiles in
all pastel shades batiste collar and cuffs; trimmed
twill valenciennes lace. $3.50
S12.76 Misses Wash Dresses Of linen and white
aH-summer SHADES $50
~ $3.50 to $3.50 Misses Wash Dresses Linen
dresses; pre.shrunk and voiles with embroidered
guimpes trimmed with fet sleeves: leather belts;
all pastel shades SIC 20
-Jellefrs Third Floor.
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The Misses Shop

tbs DAod Is 1SS for
incomes
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Closing Out of Women's Cotton Frocks

Every cotton frock marked down in many instanc
these remarkable offerings to select from.
16-S1O.75 to $3.50 Womens Wolfe Dresses serv-
iceable coora OF blue printed and plain colored
voles. neat eyelet embroidery finishes. neat
utility model. Remnant special. S3,7S
40-$16.6O to $3.50 WOmen's Dresses. English
Chalis imported French crepes and hand made
voies: embroidered lace Insertions and edging hand
drawn; all high shades. 1895
JeIleff
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Fourth Floor
Underwear Shop

Unusual values can be found
here in charming boudoir &C.
cessories.
$500 KimOnOs. Cross-barred
wolfe kimonos. draped model,
with long flowing sleeves and
tasaei-in copenhagen, rose, or
child and orange. .......... S3.05
$50 Pieces Of e1.OO Underwear.
Gowns. envelope chemise, stepins
and vests Of shadow batiste and
voile-tailored and lace trimmed
styles. In flesh, orchid, light blue
and peach. $50
50 Pieces Of $50 Underwear.
Gowns, step-ins, and vests, OF
wolfe and shadow batiAte; neatly
tailored styles: in flesh, orchid
ana peach. ESQ
Temporarily, Fourth Floor.
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IS .Dozen-5Oc
Mems 'Kerchiefs
3 for $1.OO

Fine Irish Linen Handker.
chiefs with embroidered initial
in white or colors. All have
quarter.inch hens. A, e, F, J,
II, K, L, M, N, r, S, w. 3 for
$1.0O; or each. SOC.
8 doz. l8c Women's Handker.
chiefs, plain linen handkel-
chiefs, with quarterback hens.
White only. 1Oc: 3 for 25c.
Jelleff's, Street Floor.
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Coats and Suits for Women


% G :: S"e" reveal "A"
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The counselor of the German EN-.
bassy, DR.. Hans Dieckhoff, was the
guest of honor at an informal din.
ner given last evening in the VIII.
Continued on Page 22)
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little shorter skirt, sleeves or half sizes. sp
ms sizes Watch for special values in this
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Phenomenal Reductions---Women'sS Silk Dresses

S pnS ana Diner
sd
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Mrs. Rose Gouveneur Hoes and
her son, Laurence Hoes, will go by
motor next week to Cape May,
N. j., for short stay.
Evening star., 1924-03-20
HITS DISHONEST DEALER.
Better Business Bureau Director
Addresses Radio Crowds.

The unscrupulous radio dealer who
ries to deceive the public with un
'eliable merchandise was characteriz-
ID as "the pirate of the radio indus
ry," by Howard Cool, director of the
Setter Business Bureau, in a speech
20 visitors at Washington's first an
nual radio show yesterday at Con-
'ention Hall.
Mr.. Cool outlined the activities of
his bureau to prevent deception in
radio advertising, and urged radio
advertisers and merchants to "use
discretion" in the selection of the
merchandise they handle.
In spite of the fact that unrelia BILE
merchandise Is being thrown into the
whirlpool of the radio industry by
unreliable and uniformed dealers.
he said, lit is very gratifying to
know that the majority of radio ad-
vertising and radio merchandise can
be relied upon. We have noted in
creasing frankness and clearness in
most radio advertising. The reliable
dealer predorninates the field, and
with the help of the public to en-
'ourage him and discourage the un-
reliable, entire confidence and salts
faction will reign
Whether you are radio enthus-
lasts or not, you are neglecting your
education If you do not visit the
radio show"
Evening star., 1924-03-20
URGES INVESTIGATING
CAMERON ACTIVITIES
Cramton Repeats Charges Against
Senator in Bright Angel
Trail Case.

Renewing his charge that Senator
Cameron. republican. Arizona, is at
tempting to control Bright Angel
trail into the Grand Canyon, and is
blocking efforts to have the govern
ment take it over, Representative
Cramton, republican, Michigan, de-
clared today in the House that there
ought to be congress- 4onal investi-
cation of Mr.. Cameron's activities.
THE use of official position to carry
on private warfare might we'll be
the subject of an investigations" said
Mr.. Cramton.
At his suggestion, the House de-
cided to further insist on it's amend
ment to the Interior appropriat tion
bill, which would make 100000
available for purchase of Bright An
gel Trail or the construction of
another pathway into the canyon
from the south brink.
The Michigan representative is
chairman of the subcommittee which
framed the bill.
Evening star., 1924-03-20
SEES S166,o)l,0)0
ADDED TAX INCOME
Government Attorneys Fig
ures for 1925 Above Treas.
ury's Estimate.

About s166.0OO.0O0 more would be
collected by the government in
taxes next fiscal year under esti-
mates prepared by Joseph Mccoy
government actuary, than under
Treasury estimates on which the
estimate of the surplus available for
tax reduction was based.
A report submitted by Undersec-
retary Winston of the Treasury, to
he Senate finance committee, shows
that Mr.. Mccoy estimated the gov
ernment would receive $SS, 700
more this fiscal year, and S166. $4,000
the next, than estimated by the Treas
ury.
The Treasury estimates We're based
on figures prepared by the internal
revenue bureau and the director of
the customs, with some contributions
by Mr.. Mccoy.
VIII Study Discrepancies.
The detailed and complete estimates
of Mr. Mccoy h oonformed in two
previous years with he final Treasury
estimate Mr.. Mccoy testified before
the House ways and means commit
tee that until 1921 he had prepared
the estimates, but after that the in
TO help. The data on 1923 taxes have
all been presented to the committee
without comment, and Mr.. Winston
will be invited later to explain the
discrepancies.
rhe Treasury report estimated re-
ceipts in the fiscal year 1924 would
amount to S3.353, 5S5,000. on which it
vas calculated a surplus of $329.-
S39,624 would result. For the fiscal
year 1925 the Treasury estimated re-
ceipts would amount to 1920, 5S5, ,000,
and a surplus of 95,6S1,634 would
be available.
Estimates Presented,
Mr.. Mccoy estimated receipts for
the fiscal year 1924 would be $3,442,-
100000 and for 1925. s3.3S7 900, 900.
He submitted the following tables:
F. 1924-Customs, $40 600, 1000;
Evening star., 1924-03-20

income and profits tax, $1.937. .00O, ,O00;
miscellaneous taxes, 1866, 5,000.000.
For 1925-Customs. $493 600 000' in
come and profits tax. $1.953,000,0 600;
miscellaneous taxes, $341 100000.
The commissioner OF internal reve-
nue. submitted these:
For 1924-Income and profits tax,
81 $50. 100000; miscellaneous taxes,
$933, $4,000.
For 1925-Income and profits tax,
$500. 100000; miscellaneous taxes,
s927,5S5,000.
The director of customs submitted
the following:
For 1924-Customs, $4,000, 900.
For I925-Customs, S575, 200. 900.
TIE final Treasury estimates were:
For 1924-Customs, $570.O00.000; in
come anu profits taxes, SI,Sou O0O. 900;
1898, 900
For 1925-CustomS, $493,000,000 in
come and profits taxes, $1,800,000, 900;
miscellaneous, $927,5S5 900.
Evening star., 1924-03-20
VETERANS WIDOW DIES
Husband of Mrs. Mary Carpenter,
S5, Was Gettysburg Hero.

Mrs Mary Killikelly Carpenter,
eighty-five years old, widow of MAJ.
T. ri. Carpenter. veteran of the
Union Army during the civil! war, ana
a resident of this city for thirty years
Anna X. Carpenter, 8 West Virginia
street, Chevy Chase, Md, yesterday.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence tomorrow morning at l1:31
o'clock. Rev. Cooke of the All Saints
Episcopal Church. Chevy Chase, Md,
will ofIiciate. Interment will be in
Arlington cemetery.
Mrs. Carpenter, who before her mar
riags was a. Miss Kiilikelly, was born
in Kittanning, Pa. April S, 1888. Her
husband, Maj. CARPENTER, was decorated
for the part that he played in the bat
tie of Gettysburg. Besides her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Anna *. Carpenter, she is sur.
vived by one son, 7. B. Carpenter OF
Colorado.
Evening star., 1924-03-20
Favors Base Ball Memorial.

Senator Pepper, chairman of the
committee on library, reported favor
abb from that committee today a
joint resolution authorizing the erec-
tion of a monument to symbolic the
national game of base ball, on pub
licly owned ground in the District of
Columbia. The monument is to be
the gift to the people of the American
League.
Evening star., 1924-03-20
CLUBS GET TAX REFUND.
Totals 800, ,OOO-Republican Or.
ganiZation in List.

NEW YORK, March 20-The Ma
tional Republican Club, the National
Arts Club, the City Club and the
Women's City Club are to get re-
fund of approximately 100000 col
lected during four years by the gov
ernment as war taxes on club dues, ii
was learned last night,
The refunds were won on the
ground that the organizations were
immune from the statute providing
Tor tax on social clubs.
Evening star., 1924-03-20
Former Dealer Fails.

Henry d. Pruden, formerly in the
auto accessories business at Ports
mouth, Va, and now in the employ of
the Pennsylvania railroad, today filed
a petition in voluntary bankruptcy
He lists his debts at $2.356.65 and says
he has no assets beyond the legal ex-
emptions. Attorney Philbrick Mccoy
appears for the petitioner.
Evening star., 1924-03-20
Odds and Ends of
NOTIONS
SC Each

Dress Edgings. India Tape, Hair
Nets, Lingerie Tape, Children's Gar
ters, Thimbles, Slipper Trees, Col
larbands, Shoe Polish, Shoe Laces,
Belt Pins, etc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-10
COLLISTER Sc VIDAL URA.
DU VYsETROVATELE.

Byvaly okresni soudce C. w.
Collister, jenz byl generalnim
navladnim Crabbem jmenovan
jednim ze til zvlastnich ma
vladnich vysetfujicfch pomery
v The Municipal Savings &
Loan Co., Sc vcera tohoto IRA
du vidal. Ostatni diva zvlastni
vysetrovatele, Higley a Green
bez ohledu na resignaci Coils
terra povedou vysetrovani sami
az do DOLBY, kdy Crabbem neb
jeho prvnfm assistentem Fa-
glesonem bude jmenovan ma
vladnf tfeti.
Pokud Sc tyce okresnich Pc
nez ulozenych We vysi 81, ,4OO.-
900 u Municipal Co., byly jiz
obavy, ze by molly byti ztra-
ceny, rozptyleny. Lloyd zapla-
ii $50O.OOO a zbytek $35O.OOO
jine londynske spolecnosti, kite
rym bylo pojist6nf zadano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-10
HADKA S KOLEKTOREM A
JEJf NASLEDKY.

V patek vecer dostala Sc do
slovni putky jistym kolekto,
rem 22leta Elsie Volska do
me {. 1921 Dolloff rd. Kdyz
hadka nabyla ostrosti, zakro-
Gil prednosta dOmacnosti man
Eel Volske kolektora vyhodil
a hnal jej asi diva bloky dale
ko. Kdyz sc vratil domd, shle-
dal, re jeho zena, matka dvou
ditek, nasledkem prudkeho roz
client pozila iedu. Byla k We
domi pfivedena teprve v ne
mocnici sv. Alexise a prvni je-
il slova byla vyjadrena litost
mad posetilym .kouskem. Stav
jeji jest sice dosti kritickym,
ale nikoli zivotu nebezpecnym
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-10

10 pobadat k agitaci pro mezi-
narodni organisaci. Kdyby V
jedne zemi byla sebe vetsi or
ganisace, ktera by celia prot
prohlaSeni valky, pakli v dru-
hFch zemich sc bude pesto-
vat touha po slave a kofisti,
nebude NIT myslenka V pokro-
kovem narodel zadnou cenu,
jelikoz Sc musi chranit pred
itocniky. Zde v Clevelandu
jako V jinych m6stech jest sill
ma organisace zen, jejiz ucel
Jest ,agitace proti valce. Soud-
kyn6 slecna Allenova jest pred
sedkyni vsech podobnych or
ganisaci We state Ohio. Jejim
vlivem Sc organisuji zeny po
cele Americe. Casio mGZeme
cfsti jejich pfednaskach.
Kez by bylo takovych zen
vice a We vsech zemich. tax
aby Sc yeas v kaZdem narode
molly priCiny valky vlivem OF
ganisovanych zen odstraniti.
Tfeti nedeli kvetnu pofa-
dali zeny v Clevelandu miro
YOU slavnost. ktere by sc mely
naSe damske sbory hojne sn-
castnit. F. S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-10
SOUTH HIGH BEACON
OPET PRVNf.

South High Beacon, tydenni
casopis, vydavany zdejsi South
High skclou, byl uznan "a nej
lepsf publikaci toho druhu We
state Ohio v kontestu porada-
nem skolou zurnalistiky ma O.
hioske statni universite a byl
mu pfircen stribrny pohar. Jak
znamo, South High School je
navstevovana velkym poctem
ceskych studentG a nasleduji-
ci jinosi divky ceskeho ph-
vodu jsou ma redakcnfm a ad-
ministracnim stabu Beacon"
Mildred Kuban, Mildred Linek,
Wilma Stupka, Arthur Stup-
ka. Evelyn PoduSka, Lillian Dr.
dek a Martha Kutak. Dozor
mad timto personalem vede
profesorka slecna Margaret M.
Sullivan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-10
RUSKY VEcfREK v BROAD.
WAYSKE KNIHOVNE.

V cele serii narodnostnich
zabav, vyhrazene slovanskym
naroddm, pride pristi utery,
13. kvetna, We verejne knihOv-
ne ma Broadway a vych. 55.
ul. ma radu vecirek Podkarpat
Ike Rusi. Program obstara hla-
vne vyborne sezpivany hostel
nj sbor kOstela sv. Michala ma
Prospect a vych. 80. ul. Zaca-
TEX jest v 8. hod. vecer jake
obvykle, vstup volny. Pfislus-
Milky domaci naSi republiky Ia
Jiste pomerne malo zname a
proto odporucujeme navstevu
nasich kruhG co nej6etnejsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-10
VYBUCH CASOLINOVE NA.
DRzE MA VYCH. s.. UL.

v dime The Perfection b.
dy & Radiator Co., 21O2 vych.
55. ul., pracoval vcera op ctvr-
tie hodine odp. zamestnanec dill
ny Wilbur Campbell gasoli-
novou dmychavkou, jez byla
spojena gumovym slahounem s
gasolinovou nadrzkou. Plamen
nejakym zpdsobem zanitil ga
sOlin trubici a pocal sc tou-
to sfriti smerem k nadrzce.
Campbell zpozoroval hrozici
nebezpeci jeste zavcas a pro-
to rychle z nebezpecneho mi
sta uprchl volaje "hori", ably
jine spoluzamestnance upozor-
nil. Nastal vybuch nadrze a
vysoko vyslehnuvsi plamen pro
razil 81 prichod strechou. Tia
KEN vzduchu byI k zemi sra
zen manager zavodu Haviland.
Ma misto byli privolani hasici
a policie ze stanice ma Wood
land ave. a vych. 70. ul., neby-
10, vsak treba zakroceni, neh
bylo jiz po ohni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-10
ZLOcINEC ANEB BLAZEN.

Pred spolkovym zalobcem
Eernsteenem stal vcera 21lety
Fred w. Schaub, ktery vypra-
vel podivnou historic. Nikdo
pry jej nechce a jest pry mu
jedno, kdyby konecne nasel
pristresi tfeba kriminalu.
Prani jeho bude patrne vyhove
no jestli Sc navladni presved
ci,ze 0 svych kouscich mluvil
pravdu, pax bude patrne po-
Sian do trestnice v Atlante.
Provadel die vlastniho W.
pravovani cele serie nepek-
nych kouski, jen aby Sc jej L.
fady zmocnily, ale nedarilo Sc
mu to pry. Dokazan mu byl
az dosud jen jediny zlocin, u
kradeni krabicky pilulek. We
ctvrtek totiz vloupal Sc do ma
drazi pennsylvanske drahy v
Eedfordu, kde vyraboval tri py
tie posty, hledaje v zasilkach
penfze, ale nasel jen zmineny
medikament.
"Nikdo mne nechce. Vlezu
do bytu oknem, policie pride,
lale necha mne Ease bezet. V
jednom meste jsem ukradl .ko-
ne kocarem, sebrali mne,
ale pustili a z mesta vyhodili,
re pry 81 v okoli nepfeji zlo-
dej1 konf. Dole v Paname padl
jsem do tune pine aligatord,
ale ami tito 81 mne nevsimli. Do
armady jsem chtel vstoupiti
dvakrate, jednou rekli, re jsem
jeste mlady. Pc druhe odvod-
nj komise prohlizela mole usi,
oci j hlavu, ale nepovedeli mi,
proc mne opetn6 vyhodili," wy
licoval mlady dobrodruh svoji
dosavadni zivotni drahu.
Prvni zlocin spachal pry v
Cincinnati, kdyz jeho otec byl
nemocen a v dome nebylo "a
dne potravy. Vloupal sc pry do
jednoho retezovych grocer
Mich obchodd, ably prinesl neco
k snedku.. Ia vyslechu sc pri-
znal, re diva dny nespal a pro-
to byl poslan Bernsteenem do
okresni venice, aby Sc span
KEN posilnil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-10
HROMADNA OTRAVA RO.
DINY 20 POzITf STARYCH
POTRAVIN.

V dome rodicI 1904 Park
view ave-, Garfield Heights, ze
mrel vcera rano 11lety synek
Josef Mauer. Otec Frank a sou
rozenc frank jr., Antonin a
Marie jsou v nemocnici sv. A
'lexise. Vsichni onemocn9li po
ctvrtecni veceri, "a ktere po-
zili, jak bylo zjisteno, chleb,
parky, kecap a zmrzlinu(!).
Krone neboheho Josefa jsou
vsichni mimo nebezpeci a otci
bylo dovoleno vratiti sc jiz do
mi. Otravy usetrena byla jina
dcerka, 14leta Josefina, jez We
cefi pripravovala, ala niceho
nepozila.
zaludek zemreleho hocha bu
de die okresniho koronera po-
drOben lucebnimu rozboru,
aby mohla byti zjistena prava
pTicina hromadne otravy. DIE
domnenek Hammonda byly as
uzenky starsiho data a proto
bvla obchodnikovi, jenz devce-
I'll prodal as dive libry tohoto
podivneho zbozi, cast sebrana
a podrobena bude take zevrub
ne prohlidce. DIE jine theorie
zavinil nest6sti kecap, ktery
davan byva do plechovek. OBJ
chodnfk pravi, re zmfnenych
uzenin prodal prave toho dne
znacne mnozstvi v sousedstvi,
aniz by dosla nejaka stiznost,
ze by parky byly zkazeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-10
JEDINE zENY MOHOU IA
MEZIT BUDOUCfM
VALKAM.
zena, jejiz rodiny valka sko-
sila pet muzi, podava
vlastri nahledy.

Pani Amelia Emma McCud-
den, nejvice, zarmoucena zena
v Anglii, jejiz rodiny pet mu
III bylo obetovano molochu sve
tove valky, veri, ze jen spoie-
ne, usili zen mdze budoucim
Talkam zamezit.
Dokud mezi muzi nevymizi
pud k zapasu, k rvani, dotud
valky budou existovat. Muzi
nikdy netrpi valkou tax jako
zeny. Muzi mali valecnou sla-
WI, ale netrpi velky zarmutek
pri ukladani rrtvych Fjako
lfatka zena. Pud pro zapas
trva dale, jelikoz jest daleko
lehceji zemfiti sam nez po-
hTbivat zemfele, nez pohrbivat
ylastni deti, ktere jsou cast
matky mely by byti budou-
elm pokolenlm.
Velmi lehk6 jest pro sedi.
nami zarostIe statniky sedet V
parlamentu a prohlasovat val.
ku. Sami odiedou do svycl
bezpecnych domovG a poslou
mlade madeline muze naroda
ably Sc vrazdili "a ne.
To jsou zlata zrnka pravdy
cd zeny, jejiz utrpeni 81 nemG.
zem ami pfedstavit. Utrpeni
zen "a svetov6 valky by je me-
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ZVETSENE VYLOHY POSLE.
DNfCH PREDVOLEB.

Hlavni vypomocny klerk vo-
lebnf rady Stephen 4. Mcneil
opravuje pred nedavnem ma
svetlo vydanou zpravu, ze dub
move pfedvolby staly okres jen
$65.00O a dodava, ze celkove
vylohy dostupuji $95.6O0 a ze
k osudi priSlo jen as $4,000 vo-
licI, tax re We skutecnosti kaz
dy odevzdany HAS stal verej-
most $2.12. Jinymi slovy byly
to nejdrazsi volby, ktere kdy
v nasem okresu byly konany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-10
VYSTAVA A PREDNASKA
KRAJANA JOS. STfBRA.

Jeden z nejstarsich hasich
spolkovych pracovnfki a le-
gionar krajan Josef stfbr u
chystal cele naSf verejnosti pod
protektoratem Sokola Czech
Havlfcek v telocvicne ma Wen
dell ave. vystavku spojenou $
pfednaskovym cykTem, v KITE
rem vylicovati bude dojmy IL
Skane We sluzbach naSich legii
i bohate zkusenosti z poloza-
pomenutych dob byvaleho ces-
keho Clevelandu. Krajan Stf.
br sebral vlastni pill cele male
museum pamatek, ktere budou
iiste zajfmati kazdeho nasince
a proto jsme presvedceni, ze
vystavka feGi t6siti Sc budou
velke 1casti nejen te nasi ge.
nerace nejstarsi, ale i naSeho
dOrostu. Vystavka potrva pc
tfi dny. cd ned6le dne II. kvet
ma az do Gtery. V nedeli zaha.
jena bude jiz o . hod. odp. a
v oba vsedni dny O Z. hod
vec. Vstupne obnasi 35c "a
osobu, kdezto ditky ceskycf
skol a chovanci sokolskych je.
dnot mali vstup dplne volnym
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-10
S p Q r +
KOPANA

: Csl: Sport. Klub hraje Ultra
y l hod. odpol. Upson Nuts
te Woodland Hills Parku. O.
,lympie zftra 'nehraje.
li; Ma 'ukoncenf sezony .utka Sc
Csl. Sport. Klub 8 chicagskou
Olympif 30. kvetna nejspise v
Luna Parku. ze O tento zapas
panuje nevsedni z&jem metre
ba podotykati. Olympic jest je-
den z nejpredn9jsich klubn "
Chicago, rovn6z clevelandSti
Cechoslovaci hrajf prvotridnf
kopanou tuto sezonu, protos
lie ocekavati napinavy zapas.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-10
LISTARNA REDAKCE.

J. G.. Czech, die narodnich
povesti praotec ceskeho naro-
da. pfisel v 5. stoleti z krajin
2akarpatskych sc svOu dru-
Zinou a obhlednuv S Ripu kra.
iinu, usadil sc ma miste IVA
mem Ctineves.
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zALUJE ROCKEFELLERA
NIL. o NAHRADU $4,000.

Lewis ]. Martin; 1925 vych.
135. ul.. podal u ,federalniho
sOudu zalobu ma J. D. Rookie
fellera mi. ma nahradu $780,
900. Martin uklouzl pred do
mem zalovaneho ma vych. 18.
ul. a Euclid a "a padu 81 zlomil
pa5i.