davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-12-31

Observation-Disclosures county this
year again was one of the leading
potato growing counties in Wisconsin,
having had an average yield of 14S
bushels to the acre. Chippewa county
is conceded 1924 honors, with yield
of 172 bushels anacre. Taylor county
was first in 1923 with an average of
l49 bushels.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-12-31

I'm ',s-Vharles Lapp, As, Dur
/ a, va, vas burned to death In a
/ ~ ,ro o.s'Foyed the home on his
H.. -I E, iarm in Avon. near the
: lapp frequently visited his
! IN. '' !, and was alone at
E,,.,. :, !. NE tragedy He was
b. 'ls Doorway where he had
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-12-31

Spring Valley-The Spring Valley
village hall was destroyed by fire.
The fire, when discovered, could easily
have been extinguished, but the n.y.
drants were out of order. The hall
was used for a public library, kinder
garten, lodge hall for Woodmen, Royal
Neighbors, G. A. r. and American
Legion, and as gymnasium and movie
house.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-12-31

81 n n. and Mrs. Charlie.
lake mss h. Gustie Reimers,
/ ees,s,s,' 'S ,,, resort in that place zee
SIS and other buildings $
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-12-31

Watetrtown-Eleven young people
five boys and six girls, children OF
prominent Watertown families, have
been placed on probation for one year
as punishment for having turned in
several false fire alarms. During that
period they are expected to refrain
from driving automobiles or being
passengers in them unless accompa
MED by some responsible person.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-12-31

,mOlie-Mrs. Emil Klatt, wife
farmer living eight miles east of
11ie returned from an errand
hey daughter Doris, 4. lying on
Don with her clothes burned off.
iId died three hours later. It
8ed that she caught her dress
While playing with paper in
lanes Of the kitchen stove.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-12-31

/ 6o 5r,7''n 1}, White. former
yss f5 s51iaolander hotel H. p 1re-
,2s5 5a,eIIy injured in an auto
'oarsISgu =, :. IN northern Mime
I l,ars Mo- % word received. For
/ salD s3lte conducted til the so 90
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-12-31

J, ,S.. ,.,-. who are To-
|srmi5' , wy established farms near
i Il u. oppose any move for a
/ nt n, season. "a The farmers
the y, a,'' NE deer are very de-
,s,,o, sFoVing crops and if
|ars.r,o as. were adopted crops
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
REKORD ZABITYCH "A DO.
PRAVNfCH NESTESTl.

Uplynuly rok zanechal nam
smutnou statistiku, 1870 zabi-
tvch "a traficnch nehod v cle-
vela ndskych ulicich, o as vice
nez-li vykazoval rok 1922. Po-
kud se tyce usmrcenych ditek
jest techto v lonskem seznamu
mrtvych meme nez.li roku pre-
desleho a sice o % obeti We We
ku pod 16 rokI. Skorem polo
vina vsech usmrcenych byla
pry die vykazu obeti vlastni
neopatlnosti. NejmenG nchod
uda Sc mezi a. a 5. hod. ran
nj, nejvice mezi 4. a 5. hod.
odpoledni. Pro poruseni dopra
which narizeni bvlo "a rok
1923 zatceno 1898 osob 2
nichz pro zabiti $50 osob oh.
zalovano bylo "a fidicn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
HLEDANf OLEJE " C.EVE
LANDSKEM OKOLf.

The Cleveland Builders Sup
ply and Brick Co. vlastni ma
Grange Rd.. We vzdalenosti 6
mil jihovychodne cd Squaru
farnu ma kter6 ,vrtala til ole.
jove studnice. Nejvetsi 2 Mich
Jest 1925 stop hluboka a vrhne
cerpadly Is .sudI surov&ho O.
leje denne. Vyvrt m,lsel prora.
ziti 1125 stop Alnou vrstvu
trdeho vapence. Spolecnost sc
domniva, ze We vapenci Jest Wy
datn6jsi pramen a proto dnee
v poledne hodla vybuchem 12
gal. nitroglycerinu spodni vrst
w roztrhati. X explosi dosta.
vilo se dfednictvo i nezbytnl
fotografove, kteri udalost zv9l
Mill pro pohyblive obrazky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
KOMUNISTIcKE SPIKNUTl
v BULHARSKU.

Sofie, 20. prosince. - v So
brani, kdyz byl jeden z komu-
nistickych vIdcI odmftl obvi.
neni, re jeho strana spolupiso
bf $ Treti Internacion&lou a pc
pfel tvrzeni, ze bulharsti ko.
munisti, ktefi nalezli utociste
Srbsku, konaji pffpravy ku
vpadu do Bulharska b3hen
pristiho jara, general Rusey,
ministr vnitra, odhalil eXisten.
ci komunisticke revolucni or.
ganisace " Bulharsku, pracu.
jici potaji s extremnimi agrar-
Milky k tomu cili, aby vyvola-
ma byla nova revoluce. Ministr
dodal k tomu, lie tato organi-
SAGE nachazi Sc We spojeni s
bulharskymi komunisty v Srb-
sku. v provinciich provedeno
bylo n3kolik zatGeni a jeden
agrarni poslanec jest impliko.
van.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
zAPAS xoNKURENru o
kdsT1MRA.

Lewis Rdsin. 4428 vych. 25.
ul. q Anto4fn Kusak, 1924 w
chodnl 70. nl. jsou konkurenti,
oba yozi pasazery We vlastnfch
autobusech. M, a jak yite,
Jest dnes zivobytf tezk6 q SOU
tez kazda zla. Stalo Sc, pfi-
sla zena . taskou a chtela po-
uziti dobrodini. tohoto rnodermf-
no dopravniho Sprostfedku.
Autobusaci zaGali zen4 Wy
chvalovati svoje vlastnf pred
npsti svydh vozidel a v snaze
ziskati zakaznfka chopil kaz.
ds babka d jedne strany. div il
nepfetrhh ,iako pfislovecneho
"herynka' Pasazer v suknich
kficel a oba Tidici Sc konecne
pustili do sebe a nastal kvalke.
nlu gaudiu pani klulkd nara
nns z&bavny poulicni vtstlp,
|kteremu ud91ai konec pfisp6.
chavsf policajti. Dovedli wee.
ra oba kohouty ma polio. soud
v hlavni poicejnf stanici, kde
ma ne poslana obzaloba pro ne.
pofadn6 chov&nf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02

,NOvoROcNf SIIAvNOsT JED
NoTY cEsK1cll DAM.
Velkovybor ]. G. D. statu O.
hio spolu s podffzen@mi sbory
vital vcera v cesk& Narodnf ST
nj ma Broadway pffchod nov6-
no roku "a obvykle rekordnf
'navstevy. Sal byl obsazen jiz
Ipred zapocetfm nejen bohate-
no, ale take pekn6ho pofadu.
Pc sehr&nf ouvertury vznesla
Sc opona q ma jeviste pfipocho-
,,dovaly clenky We vzhlednych bf
Ilych dborech americkymi pra
|porci spolu s praporecnicemi Sc
|zastavami spolkovymi. kfzenfn
|pi. K. Huspaskove provedenaI
|p9kna pochodova rel Sc sku-
|pinami, "a ktere vedoucf pro-
lnesla uvit&ni, ma ktere struc-
Inc odpoved9la. pf. Janousko-
Iva. Po kratsfm proslovehf pf.
Kocarove a pf. HIspaskove,
lvyslouzile pfedsedky v. v.
pronesla jadrne slavnostnf rec
pfedsedka nynejsf pf. Marie
Rizickova, jez pojednala o1mi
nulosti organisace a povzbu-
zovala dnv9ru v budoucno. Po-
dobne p6knou FED proslovila
zakladatelka j. &. D. pi. Ka-
ltefina Rychlfkova, jez mdze
Ibyti spokojena potesena las
kou, ktera j. byla projevena
potleskem hned pfi pfedstave-
Inf.
Program zahajen byl malou
Mormon Levou, jez sehrala So
|lovy vystup male skolacky $
|vervou prav6 herecky. Mala
prednasecka vzbudila u poslu-
chacstva velkou pozornost,
nebot' je skutecne akt&rskym
|talentem. K cfslu pax pfidala
pekne cesky mluveny dodatek.
Slovanske tance Dvof&kovy
|pfednesly ma plane c. Forste-
rova a l.. Bohuslavova $ Wy.
lspelostf vymykajfcf Sc pro-
strednosti. Podobn6 Sc nam "a
i'mlouvaly i til pisne zap6n6 p,
IRichardem Hladikem "a do
'provodu Mamie Kirkmanove,
! Mala La Verne Humlovd
pfednesla kuplet, tancila Y sps
lnslskem iboru q ziskala si -
ko vzdy takt64 sympntic vSset
ilcastnfkl. Take toto d6vc&t'
ko je nespornym talentem !
J. Jest zaGkou prof. Hordese. M
mi novickou vzdor dtlemu MID
l'di, jeikoz je roztomilym Wy
stupovanim znama nejen jia
nam. ale take Pittsburgh
J Akron i jinde.
Maly Kestner pfednesl sta
tecne dobrou cestinou b&sei
"Pozdrav dceram ceskym"
pfidal veselou deklamaci Pet
" cizine'.
Ma umelecke vysi byl zp6,
Isl. Julie Mikesove, ktera p9k
! nym svym sopranem zapel,
} ,smes z ceskych pfsni "Vesnic
ky roman, sestavenou a upr,
,venou p. Edw. Krejsou "a w
.fborneho doprovodu M. Kirka
move. Take solo pianove He
-,leny Kreislove, jez pfednesl,
-i'Alici" Cd Aschera, zasluhuj,
J .cestne zminky. Pi. Marie Ze
r.AX e. y .st 4,
kmanova pax pfednesla basel
t"Pravdu" 8 nalezitym dhra
zem, TAX ze i toto cislo letos
Inf program zpestfilo.
2 Ma konec provedena byl
-trozpustil& francouzsk& fras
dIka "Vrazda ma uheln6m trhu'
: ikterou "a rizeni pi. A. F. Te.
'-llerove sehraly 'pf. Riedlovi
= -lKulhanova, Pelichoy& q ver
sS.I ,s.xt.~Y-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
oLoUPEN MA Nov9 RoK.

Name jiz p1wnf letoSni no
vorozene, pivnf mx&z, prvnf
snfh, pwniho zatcen&ho auto
istu a take prvnf loupez. Kdyz
Sc vcera sci rano pod{vati do
sveho obchodu v (. 1119 Ches-
ter Ave-. George Himmelstein,
nasel dvere otevreny. ma zemi
pohazene peinze a vykradenou
kasu. Bylo v nj $4,000 hotov9
a skvosti "a $1,000. a jeste
$500 majitele holirny v temze
obchode kde Himmelstein pro-
dava doutniky. Okradeny 81
prs ulozil novorocnf pfedsevze
ii: byti opatrnejsf q nenecha-
vati tax velke sunny pres noe
Y obchode.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
DOZOR MA STAvBY.

Stavebni orgamisace Builders
Exchange jmenovala pred at-
sem vvbor, ktery nynf pmst1
administered narhuje, aby po.
znovu ustanovila spojenou sta
vebni komisi, rozpustenou ma.
vcrem Kohlerem, jez by byls
jakyms poradnim stavebnfn
sb0rem msstaktho zakonod,&r'
neho a regulacniho odboru.
Vsechny dosavadni stavebn!
m6stske odbory maji bvti spo,
,ieny v iedine teleso 8 jedinyn
natelnikem. Ma byti zabr&'
memo stavbam vznikaiicim jer
re spekulace bezohledn2 ns
vzhled mesta, kteremu nikte
rak k ozdobe neslouzi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
N!OyY RoK
"a jeho vIkdy prvni narozeny
obxan.

Prisel K nam zcela v po-
radku; tradicioneln6. Ma Sylve-
stra .iak pfepovfdano, zacal
foukati znacny vftr a kdyz
jsme sc v novern obdobi probu-
dill pral nam do oci nezvykly
jas. Novy Rok byl zde v BIZ
lem h&vu. Zasnezene ulice bu-
Oily jistDn radost, zejmena u
omladiny. jez re vsech koutn
tahala sane a vesele se proha-
nela po hladkych plochach.
Mensi radost m9li autoiste. je-
jichz stroje patK-n6 nakazeny
mladezf Sc poust6ly take do
sklouzanf ale jiste nebezpec-
n6jsho.
PGlnOcnf hluk vitajicl move
no vladce 1924 ami jeste neu-
tuchl. kdyz sc pfisel podivati
ma tento slzavy svet prvni Gle
velandsky obcan, letos naroze-
ny. Byl4 to hoch narozeny man
zelIm Vovkorym. 1109 Nor
wood Rd. Otevfel oci as sedm
minut pos H. ).t'hodin6. Novoro-
|zene jest pry prav6 sylvestrov
s'ke dite we vaze 13 1-2 hber.
VcerejA q dnesni prave no.
vorocnf pocasf ale nebude miti
|pry dlouhe trvanf neb jak pra
Vi Emmery splachne dosti skro
vne napadiy snih jiz Ultra o.
petne deSt'.
Pro uvft&ni Noveho !, Roku
pfilis hlucn9 bylo zatceno as
"a provinilcG, kteri svoji ra-
dost zmenou projevili strelbou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
KRAJANKA PESKOVA PRE-
JETA o SYLNESTROVSKEM
VECERU.

47leta pf. j. Peskova, bytem
v (. 4107 Trumbull ave., sla v
sylvestrovsky vecer do zaba-
Wy, poradane v Ceske Narodnf
Sini, ale nedosla, zla nehoda
j v tom zabranila. Kdyz U
vych. 81. ul. a Broadway &c.
kala ma poulicni karu, byla
sraxena ma dlazbu autem. Y
stroll sedeli diva muxi, -ktef'
pi. Peskove slibili, Re il dove.
zou do nemocnice. Wall j
sice do auta, ale ma Orange
ave. a vych. 9. ul. il $ auta Wy.
strcili rychle odjeli. Oba
byli opili a drive nezli sve 0.
beti Sc zbavili, pfekladali ne.
jake lahve z vlastnfho stroje
do jineho autotrucku. Pf. Pes.
kova mela jeste tolik silly, Ii
Sc dovlekla do blizk6 lekarny
kde il poskytnuta byla prvnl
pomoc. Ma cislo licencnf ta'
bulky sc nepamatuje, jelikoa
stroj byl obstoupen n&koliks
osobami. Policie dopravila zrs
|nenou krajanku do nemocnict
ma Huron rd., kde shled&no
lie krone eetnych podfenin j
byla zlomena noha v kolen6
Policie po nesvedomitych II
dicich zahajila patr&ni. Zpr&
WI 0 Grazu pi. Peskov6 pfin&
III vcerejsi Plain Dealer spoil,
! s jeff podobiznou. :.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
SYLVESTRIADA v SOKOLE
CLEVELAND.

Sokol Cleveland dIstojn4
sc rozlouGil 8 rokem starym
stejn6 ddstojn9 uvital rok
now We sve sini ma Quincy
avenue v pond9li veGer. O tn
"dIstojnost" zejmena sc po-
staraly vyborne silly Dramatic.
keho odboru. jez prednesly nd
kolik kupletI a zpevnich Il.
sci. Navst9va byla velika q
rozchod az rano, a to hodne
pozd3 rano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
WcERNf sKoLY PRO BU-
DOUCl OBCANY.

The Citizens Bureau otevfe
move tffdy pro vsechny. kdoz
mali prvni obcansky list q
|chtejf list druhy, pfisti ponde--
II, dne Z. ledna. Vyucovani je
pffstupno muzim zenam q di-
|ti Sc bude kazdotvdne od Z. do
8. hod. vecernf. Vsem, kdoz
[piln9 b6h budou navst9vovati,
|ziistane pin nataralisaci usetfe-
ina mnoh& nesnaz. ss
Ma atrane -vychodni vyuco-
vati Sc bude krone mist jinych
Nv knihovn6 ma Broadway a w.
chodnf So, ,ul. I've ctvrtek).
v knihovn6 ma Quincy ave.
~ 70. ul. I've stredu).
v Rice Akole ma Buckeye I'd.
allie. al. lv pond9lf).
Ma strane zapadni v brook
lynske knihoWn6, zap. 25. Jul,
la Mapledah ave. " patek) y
Tarnegie Wet Library ma Full
ltAp ~ i Jdgs ave- I've stfe-
|da Z. We cHftek)
a .
Pro muze. pracujfci "a noci
bqde vyucoyani v Citizens Blu.
,reau, yzdy we stledu cd 8. bod,
ranni a, pro zeny Cd 2. hod
lodpoledni ma h'etim patfe stare
lsoudnice. Tamtez SO udili vse
|chny informace poknd Sc. tY
ice pfiobceni a poskytuji j pff
Epadne rady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
LEGIO REALTY co.
4. 54Q3 Broadway

nv9domuje tfmto ct. ctenafe
"Sveta', lie nbsah oznamky "a
genta'' p. a.. f. CHERMAKA
" sobotnim elsie {. !. suvefejn4-
ne a sdAujicf, ze jmenovany
"pferusil vexkere obchodni
sPoieni' . snaxl .fizmoa. nesa-
'klsdA s a pravdS. ,s<sy-
Clenem firnay neni q nikdy
,lebyl. Faktem je. De byv Y
nouzi zadonil o -n9jakou po-
moe. ktere sc NH blahovdN
|spolecnikh firmy dostalo a talk
povstaly i jeho navstevy nasi
ira dovny. 2 ktere byl Z un,ci-
|tych ddvodh vypovszen dne 28.
|prosiHce 1929
| b Jak Sc nam sdeluie, ,jmeno-
vany b. Chermak nesluSna Sc
vyjadruje i o sousednfn Legio
zAyode pred scimz jest timto
IdGtklive varovan.
Prosime. ably ten. kdoE wy
lslechne pomluvy p. Chermaka
rovn9z wal ma vedomi toto W.
y i K
svetleni, Dfky. ),
LEclo REALTY
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
MOVE NAvESTf MAYoRA
KOHLERA.

Ma rozloucenou hodla dnes
mayor Fred Kohler ma Public
Souaru postaNiti v zamilova-
nyck barvach novou n&v6etnl
tabuli 8 vetou, kterou upozor-
huje, ze Cleveland usetfil $l,
500, 900.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
TRAFICNf' NEsfEyTf, iKTE.
I RE NEMx sVtbKb.

aeslsta pi, Esthera Millsrova,
9so5 H9akA Aye. ,. n, +, byla
dAe 27.., pr4since ma Euclid a.
V uvych. 50 u: % pfechlaepll
ulice pfeieta Neikym cerh5m
aatomobilem. ktery Z rnista ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02

VII OEEp6 \ KONCERT
u PIES
spojsnychFs d1lniekjeh pxvsc.
. ktch absri q nirodnostf)
bude pofadan
u cEsKE NAROD. SIM
n Broadway
N edsli dne s. .ledna 1924
zaG6tek y 5. hod. ve6er. q
Zp&vy, orchestr p. Sturma1la,
nIn6 6lecke, solove 4 jin& u.
vystupy.
SleGna Lillian Kfest'an ina
levo na obraze) zakyn9 taneG-
nj Sko1y Kath. Resslerov&s
Hrub6ho konservatorium, w.
stoupf jako. bAletni tanecnice
e strany ceske
vstppeh 400 osoba ' pied.
pr6d deli. 5oeAn poIladny. !.
& hojn& n&vSt9v6 I'VE I
...vYBoR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02
We sKoLE.

Katecheta: "PovGz nam,
'Last'ovko, co ma kazdt hodny
,hoch uciniti, kdyz wstane 2"
ma vzbudit maminku; aby
|va{ila midani." /"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02

stsstii /, piei. zranSna, lena, ,byf
] tehdy ..odnesena dKsUa, . nu4i
do 81. Hospital Kliniky. ,ktsfi Il
ssls, ssls, szdialiil f,'ii|i aniks, 81. zaaschsi'
'aQresy TAX ze dnes neni sve1-
81 ( neStesti. Mjlerova podlehfa
y AminepsSsm ss !iatayq .sy<ma ri
nshi ycefa !. 4 rapp, 49, ! i,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-02

- Nepatrny pomsrns vydei
"a oznkzmlxu We "Svxtu", !,
vzdy V&m bude docilenyna
ispxchesn vynahraxen.
Evening star., 1924-10-07
Exceptional Offerings for
I.omorrow's Household Day
WearWell Sheets and
Pillowcases

The sheets are of closely woven
muslin, with taped edges.
Cases are made the right way. Both
made to add durability.
Evening star., 1924-10-07

Garbage Cans. Heavily galvanized.
Lock-lid covers. 16-quart size. Reg
ularly, 8oc. Special, &C.
Double Boilers. Aluminium rice or
oatmeal boilers. Brightly polished.
2-quart size. Regularly $l0O Spe-
cial, 69c.
Jelly MoIds. Fluted style. Have
tight fitting covers. 6-ounce ca
pacity. Regularly 3oc dozen. Spe-
cial, z dozen for 69c.
Saucepan Sets. Made of alu
minum. Sunray finish. Set consists
of one each: /, w and 2 quart sizes.
Regularly 7oc. Special, 69c.
Wizard Polishing Mops. Triangle
shape. Made of good quality yarn.
Has smooth finished handle. Regu-
larly $780, Special, &c.
Electric Curling Irons. Guarfnteed
clements, complete with E feet Of
cord and separable attachment
plug. Regularly $1OO. Special, 69c.
Canister Sets. 4 assorted size can
isters. Choice of blue or white
iapanned and notified gold and silver
finishes. Regularly $l.00. Special,
69c.
Roasters. Blue enameled. Notified.
Win hold from E to 8 pound roast.
Regularly $l.0O. Special, 6oc.
: Colonial Sherbets. Clear quality
glass. Footed style. Regularly
$3.50 dozen. Special, s for &c.
PaIais Royal-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-07
Soc Heavy Linen Crash
Toweling, 22c Per Yard

Pure linen, in blue and red checks
soft and lintless, for glasses or silver.
For tea or roller toweling-plain
white with red and blue borders.
Evening star., 1924-10-07

WAter Pitchers. Made of alumi-
mum. Paneled design. 5-pint ca
pacity. Regularly >$l.o0. Special
&c.
Aluminium Roasters. Heavy quail
ity. Brightly polished. l0I-inch
size. Regularly $l.0O. Special, 69c.
Water Sets. Thin blown quality.
2-quart jug, complete with 6 thin
blown table tumblers. Regularly
csc. Special, the set, 69c.
Mixing Bowl Sets. Made of clear
quality glass. practical sizes to
set. Regularly $l0O. Special, &C.
Mason Fruit Jars. Complete with
porcelain-lined zinc covers and rub
bers. Choice of quart and pint
sizes. Regular 90c and 7oc values.
Special, choice, per dozen. 69c.
CoIanders. Made of heavy quail
ity aluminium. Large family size.
Ideal for straining vegetables. Reg
ularly $l.O0. Special, 69c.
Preserving Kettles. Made of
heavy quality aluminium. Sunray
finish. 6-quart capacity. Regularly
$l0O. Special, &c.
Con,binets. Made of earthenware.
Glazed finish, complete with han
dies and covers. Regularly $780,
Special, &c. o.
jugs. Cracked style. Choice of
several desirable colors. Regularly
SIPS value. Special, sc.
Evening star., 1924-10-07
FAVOR MAKING HOLIDAY
OF COMING ELECTION DAY
La Toilette Headquarters An
nounces Candidates for President
Are in Agreement on Proposition.

BY the Associated Pre~s.
CHICAGO. october Calvin Cool
idge. John w. Davis and Robert NJ.
La Toilette all favor making election
day, November 4, a national holiday,
il was announced last night at La
Toilette headquarters here.
The presidential candidates return
ed favorable replies sent them by
Alexander Marky. editor of Pearson's
Magazine. suggesting that such ac-
tion be taken.
The, vice presidential candidates.
Charles 6. Dawes, Burton X. Wheeler
and Charles w. Bryan--also replied
favorably.
At the same time it was announced
that Jane Addams. world famous So
cial worker. will preside at the meet
ing which Senator La Toilette will
address here Saturday night. The in
dependent presidential candidate will
arrive Saturday morning.
Evening star., 1924-10-07
LAF0LLETTE GOES
INTO COAL FIELDS
Progressive Candidate Tells
Hearers He Would Move
Cautiously in Changes.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, october -
Senator Robert NJ. La Toilette lett
here early today to carry his cam
paign for the presidency into the an
thracite region of Pennsylvania. He
will speak tonight. in, Scranton and
then will go To Newark. y. j., before
turning West for swing that is ex-
pected to take him to the Paclhc
Coast.
Following his address here last
night, Senator La Toilette boarded
his special car and travelled toward
Scranton via Canandaigua and< Ell
mira, y. Y. He was to arrive in
Scranton by mid afternoon and in
tended TO remain aboard his car there
until time for tonights rally. as he
did here yesterday.
W. Predict Republican Defeat.
To crowd which frequently inter-
rupted him with cheers and applause
the Wisconsin Senator last night as
sailed the Republican administration.
predicting ii would be overwhelmed
at the polls in November. John w
Davis. the Democratic nominee for
President. is running poor third
outside the solid South" Mr.. La Fol-
lette contended, and victory, he as
serted, is in sight for his forces.
The independent candidate advo-
Gated revision or repeal of the trans
portation act of 1920 and the present
tariff law, the repeal of the soldiers
bonus act and substitution of a cash
bonus. enactment of the Howell
Barkley bill, which would abolish the
Railroad Labor Board. and passage
of emergency farm relief Legislation,
although he did not go into detail
as to what form the measure should
take. Emergency Legislation, he said,
should be supplemented by develop
mcnt of cooperative marketing.
Promises Caution.
Declaring that he believes govern
ment ownership is the ultimate So
luton of the railroad problem" tie
Senator said he favored an exhaus-
Evening star., 1924-10-07
Bet That Spouse
is Going to Vim
attached by Wife
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, October THE $10,-
900 which Mrs. Ollie klock says
her husband. Benny klock. Detroit
man about town. is going to win
on the world series was ordered
attached in circuit court here yes
terday.
How do you know he is going
to win that amount?' Judge
George p. Codd asked when tae
woman asked for the attachment
Because Benny is the best
picker of base ball winners in the
world" Mrs. klock replied, with
prideful confidence.
Mrs. Klock has brought suit for
divorce and attached the proble-
matical $4,000 to insure a con-
crete SIS which she says is due on
back alimony.
Evening star., 1924-10-07
1()c

Wood Kitchen Sets. Handy 1or
the kitchen. practical articles
complete with rack. Regularly $lOO.
Special, 6oc.
Wash Day Combination. consisting
of l0-quart galvanized bucket and
good-quality. cotton yacht mop.
Regularly. 78c- Special. 6oc.
Spice Sets. White japanned nm
ish. Neatly stenciled. Spice jars
packed in metal container. Regu-
1arly 79c. Special, 69c.
Bathtuh Seats. White enamel
finish. Rubber extension arms. Reg
ulariy $l.O0. Special, 69c.
Sandwich Plates. Handled style.
Has cut vintage design. Regularly,
o8c Special, 6oc.
Stone Jars. 4-gallon size. Smooth
finished. Ideal for preserving and
making homemade beverages. Reg
ularly Tc. Special, 69c.
Evening star., 1924-10-07
One-Price Sale Affording Great Opportunities to Buy
China and Kitchenware at Special Savings

Kneading Combination, consisting
of | pastry board. size 1ox22 inches
and hardwood rolling pin. Regu-
slarly 85c. Special, 69c.
Baskets. Ideal for wet wash and
delivery use. Made OF heavy splint
wood. Regularly oSc. Special, sc.
Coal Hod and Shovel. Heavy gal
vanized coal hod Strong handle
complete with fire shovel. Regularly
75c. Special, 69c.
Rinsing Pans Made OF aluminium.
Sunray finish. Can also be used as
a bread raiser. Regularly $l.O0. Spe-
cial 69c.
Mirror and Towel Rack. White
enameled finish. Good quality mir
rors with towel rack attached Reg
ularly $lOO. Special, 6oc,
Toilet Paper. Kewpie tissue. $50
sheets to roll. Good quality Regu-
larly 10c roll Special, for &c.
Wizard Polish. Quart size can.
Ideal for polishing floors and all
kinds of furniture. Regularly $l.25.
Special, sc.
Wash Tubs. Heavily galvanized.
Drop side handles. U-inch size.
Regularly 8oc. Special, 69c.
Evening star., 1924-10-07

Declaring that he believes govern
ment ownership is the ultimate So
luton of the railroad problem" the
Senator said he favored an exhaus-
Evening star., 1924-10-07

7Q-inch bleached table damask OF
good firm quality pure Irish linen COW
ering large range Of desirable pat
terms to select from. Special tomor-
roow, $1.zS per yard