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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21
DITCH MEETING AT
HIGHLANDS CLUB
Senator Jones Will Make Inspection
Of Highland Ditch - Meeting :
Thursday Evening

Thursday August %, Senator Wes-
ley L. Jones will visit Kennewick for
the purpose of making a personal
investigation of conditions under the
Kennewick High line. He will spend
the afternoon and evening going over
the situation with those interested
and is especially anxious to meet the
farmers on the Highlands. His visit
here is in no sense political but is the
result of conference between Sen-
ator Jones and the secretary of the
district at Seattle some time ago.
1t is the senator's desire to be COM
pletely informed concerning the needs
of the district and especially concern
ing the conditions on the Highlands.
The directors of the district are
now taking steps to keep this district
before the department for favorable
action in the event that the investiga-
tion of the Kittitas project should
demonstrate that that project is not
feasible, and if the Kittitas unit is
constructed at this time it is then
the intention of the board to do ev-
erythng within it's power TO bring
about the construction of the Ken
newick unit Immediately following
the construction of the Kittitas unit.
1t is with this in view that We desire
to place before Senator Jones the
various problems confronting this dis
trict and the great need of the dis
trict for government construction at
the earliest possible moment. To
this end mass meeting will be held
at the Highland club house Thursday
evening, at o'clock, at which time
it is hoped that every Highlander
will be present, as well as all others
who are interested, in any manner.
1t is earnestly desired by the board
that those who attend the meeting
shall do so with view to helping
toward future performances, leaving
the disappointments of the past to
take care of themselves. 1t is espe-
cially important that we be in posi-
ton to give to Senator Jones definite
and concrete information concerning
those particular difficulties which
would be removed by construction
of the Highland Canal and the cx-
tent to which those difficulties are
certain to become disastrous unless
the project is constructed at an early
date. We hope, therefore, that cv-
eryone will contribute to the success
of this meeting by attending ond by
being prepared to furnish Such def
mite information as may be available
upon the various problems which con-
front the Highlanders and upon the
possibilities offered by the entire
unit.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21
KITTY BALL DAY
STORES MAY CLOSE
The Woodman Team Have an Idea
That They Can Beat The
Whole City

Manager ]. p. Martin of the Wood
men kitty ball team has issued def
to the whole town. He wants the 9TH
er five teams of the league to pick
an all-star aggregation and meet
his men on the city lot at 2 o'clock
next Wednesday afternoon.
wv. H. Gascoigne and H. G. Schmidt
believe that Mr.. Martin is just lit
tie too fresh and have decided to pick
team they believe can hand Mr..
Martin much needed trimming.
They have gone even further, they
have phoned Vic Heberlein to bring
down his Horse Heaven Colts to play
the winner and make real day Of il.
The men putting on this show hope
to receive the cooperation Of the bus
mess houses on this occasion, and
they will ask them to close their
stores from 2 to next Wednesday
afternoon so that the whole city and
countryside can take in the games.
The Woodman lineup will be chosen
from the following men:
Turman Hooper, Willsey, Byrd,
Copeland, Stricklin, Perry, Smith,
Mueller, Martin, Shanafelt, II. Camp
bell.
Gascoigne and Smith will pick a
team from the following:
Kinkaid, Gascoigne, Macl1ie, Peter
son, King, Ward Johnson, Glen john
son, Schmidt, Wood, z. c. Smith, Oil
yer, Glispey, Fisher, Seward, Lincoln,
Kennedy, White.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21
MISS HARVEY WEEDS

Mrs. Mary Harvey of Sioux Falls,
South Dakota announces the marriage
of her daughter Mary Dorothy to j.
William Kaye on Wednesday, July
l6. Mr. and Mrs. Kaye will make
their home at Parker, South Dakota
where Mr.. Kaye is a practicing at
torney. Miss Harvey has been musi-
cal director in the local schools for
the past three years, and no teacher
ever left larger circle of friends.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21
MRS. ID. G. RODGERS
wv WRITES ON STYLES
Local Merchant in the East on Buy.
ing Trip Tells of Different
# Styles Being Worn

Mrs. ID. G. Rodgers of the Rodgers
Style Shop who is east on a buying
trip has written letter which may
be of interest to her many patrons
She informs us that not only nov.
elites and beads of all sorts are being
worn but also bracelets by the dozer
and earrings both long and short.
Shoes are of every description with
many variations of strips, pumps,
and open work oxfords with silk ties
Black, brown and toast are the most
prominent colors. The box heel is
favored for street and the spanish
heel for evening. g..
Dresses are heavily beaded or EN-.
broidered in bright, elaborate coli
ors. Favorite shades are black, brown
navy and cocoa, while the materials
are flat crepe, satine, georgette, can.
ton crepes and crepe de chine. The
length of skirts run from 8 to IL
inches from the ground. Most of the
dresses are made along very straigh,
lines, and while many are beltless
there are some which display very
narrow belts. Afternoon and evening
dresses are sleeveless and the corsags
is worn on the wrist as well as
on the dress. Much ostrich is beine
used.
The coats, which are moderated,
priced, show much fur trimming. Ma
tural squirrel, beaver, mink, oppos.
uni, and nutria are used.
AS to hose, everyone is wearing
light hose, shades resembling nude
as near as possible.
Fall millinery malaes use of such
materials as pan velvet, hatters plush
lyons black and dubetyne. Leading
shades are black, navy, sand, oak
wood and medow green. Plumes anc
feather fancies are used extensively
The hats are small with slight brim
some poke offset and others off the
face. The new square crowns and
mushroom shapes are very good.
Many will be interested to know
what the hairdressers have decided
about bobbed hair. 1t seems to run
about fifty-fifty, but in all places
where bobbed hair is being worn, il
is either permanently waved or mar
celled. The extreme shingle is rot
quite so popular as the long bob,
which they seem to cover with net.
Very few of the straight bobs are
worn, but many are wearing the
Gloria Swanson swirl and the three
piece swirl and the cornet braid or
cluster of curls.
Mrs. Rodgers expects to leave s,r
Kennewick in a very few days.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21
QUEEN CONTEST BEGINS TODAY

The Business Girls club which has
charge of the contest for queen of
the local fair now have three candi-
dates in the race. Miss Liela John
son sponsored by the Epworth
League; Ruth Smith, backed by the
Commercial club and candidate yet
to be chosen by the Finley Grange.
The Business girls are offering
substantial cash prizes to organiza-
tions and individuals selling the most
tickets. Tickets can be secured from
Miss Hazel Meyer and Genevieve
Craver.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21
AGENTS FOR APPLES

The Kennewick Supply and Storage
company is preparing to sell apples
in the same manner that it sold pears
for growers outside the associations
The company in this case will simply
take the fruit for packing and stor.
age and allow the grower cash at
any time he wishes to sell at the
prevailing market price. The sales
are to be made through the same ag-
ency that bought pears earlier in
the season.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21
SOUR GRAPES

The trial of the action brought by
r. v. Bunts as complainant against
Mrs. Grace Buechne and Mrs. Z.
Dean, alleging theft of grapes on his
Highland property terminated in a
verdict of not guilty. The defendants
were represented by Phil G. Warnock.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21
NEW HIGHWAY
FOR THE STATE
Everyday Highway Asso'
citation Holds Meeting
at Wenatchee

The movement started several
months ago to secure as a part OF
the state highway system, high
way extending north and south thru
central Washington from the Cana
dian border to the Oregon Washing
ton line, was advanced step at the
meeting of. the Everyday Highway
association held in Wenatchee Friday,
The Everyday Highway association
is the outgrowth of an effort of Sam
Hill who has been working energet-
ically to create sentiment in favor OF
the organization and Douglas Sheel-
or secretary of the Automobile club
of Washington as secretary.
The proposed highway as outlined
by Mr.. Hill and his associates will
start at Orovills near the Canadian
border, extend through Wenatchee
and follow the present road down the
Columbia to Richmond ferry, thence
over the Rattlesnake hills to Sunny
side and Mabton to connect with
State road No. 8 through Goldendale
and Maryhill, where bridge is pro-
posed to connect with the Columbia
River highway near its intersection
with the highway extending through
Central Oregon to the California line.
At the beginning of Fridays meet
ing Mr.. Hill explained .hat sIch 2
highway would be unsurpassed in
scenic beauty by no highway in The
Northwest, would provide new out
let for the people of North Central
Washington, and would be of vital
Importance to the national defense in
the event of attempted military in
vasion.
Representatives from White Bluffs,
Hanford, and Kennewick to the num-
ber of Is attended the meeting, to
propose as an alternate route, a road
down the Columbia to connect with
the Columbia River highway via Ken
newick and the Plymouth cutoff. 1t
was agreed at the beginning of the
meeting that the question of location
of the proposed highway would not
be taken up for discussion but that
the business of the meeting would
be devoted to promotion of the gen.
eral plan of north and south state
highway, concerning which there was
no difference of opinion.
The delegates were agreed that the
first step in the program is to get
the north and south highway placed
upon the states road-building pro-
gram. To that end the meeting vot-
ed by resolution to request the next
legislature to designate the Every
day highway starting at Oroville and
extending through Central Washing
ton to connect with the Central Ore
gon highway at some feasible point
on the Columbia river as state high
way and to include it in any road
building program authorized by the
legislature. This leaves the exact 10
cation of the highway to be deter
mined later.
The Kennewick men who attended
the meeting ascertained that the peo-
pie of North Central Washington are
strongly in favor of road extend
ing southwark. Like in other fruit
growing sections the people of that
district find it impracticable to take
vacations during the summer and fall
months the busy season of the year
in the orchards. But, they claim,
there would be a large volume IF
highway travel south to California
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21

Tom Jessett will preach in st.
Paul's Episcopal church Sunday at
8 pm. on the subject "where East
and West Meat" Mr.. Jessett spent
2 years in Honolulu as a teacher and
is able to relate many interesting ex-
periences.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21
DAD PATTON CELEBRATES

F. II. Patton, proprietor Of Dads
Place, is today celebrating his 18th
birthday and giving away ice cold
near beer to his many friends. Dad
has, for years been square shoot
ing pioneer of this community and a
thousand friends wish him many hap.
py returns of the day.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21
CLIFFORD MEETING

Edward Clifford, one of the leading
candidates for governor of the state
OF Washington, is to speak at the
Commercial club rooms Tuesday eve
ming, Aug. 26. Believing that all vot-
ers should hear the policies of all
candidates, Mr.. F. A. Swingle urges
that all voters be present. '-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21

Mrs. G. H. Shanafelt and son Gene
and Mrs. r. E. Reed and two children
Margaret and Jimmie spent Friday
and Saturday in Prosser and Sunny
side. Mrs. H. E. Huntington and
SON John accompanied them to Pros
ser and visited relatives.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21
BEELER TO SPEAK

Adam Beeler, republican candidate
for Lieutenant-governor will speak
at the corner of Second and Yakima
streets at two o'clock Friday after.
noon, August %. This meeting vii
be particularly addressed to women
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. vickers and
daughter Gladys are enjoying a ten
days fishing trip at Little Pend
Oreille Lake. They left home last
Friday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21

HIGHLANDS DANCE
kerman's orchestra of Spokane will
be on hand to furnish music at the
Highlands club house dance next
Saturday night. .ens.s-.. ..s.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-08-21

Miss Carolyn johnson of Seattle
is visiting friends in Kennewick and
Pasco this week.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-14
PREsIDENT0v BOZ $ ko4eREsEM.
PAN COOLIDGE OtEKAvA v MEM PODPO
RU vEREJNEHO MfN4Nf

Washington H.. dubna. - Dopalen neustalym utoky
kongresu president Coolidge odhodal vznesti svo
pred tribunal veren6ho min6ni nad6 u dostane
podpory pomoci.
vysedkem >tohoto rozhodnut bylo jeho pozoruhodne
zvastni poselstv senatu 6mz kara eso pro meo
dy psazth6 jeo vysetfovanf vykonych vady
mena ekretafe pokladny Meona ufadu yntrozemskych
dani
Coolidge vefi ze veka Cast vefeneho mn9ni postavi
"a neho zkrot senat Zda jeho ocekavani bude spine
uk6ze priStim tydnu Ia velk6ho vyznamu
pokada ze president uzna vypovedeti "valku
kongresu.
Byl svadkem opetovnych vit9zstvi
kanske koaice dospe presvedceni nemdze ocekava
zadne pomoc kapitolu udiz rozhod hedati naro
da pf diva m6sice pied konanm naronch konvenci
me bude sedkem bitvy jjz vysedek veke mry postav
Coolidge do praveho svea mysli verenost Je to
kery bude snad mti rozhoduci viv voby m6sc
lstopadu.
Bilem Dome pribylo sebev9domi e DOLBY co presi-
rent ziskal v6zsvi mad Hramem Johnsonem Michiganu
lnosu Nebrasce Jeho pocnani v9ci resgnace Daug
hertyho dalo wink dos osre krce mezi republikany
Obava ze zeme bude patfovati dhkaz nerozhod
nost presidenta tudH naleha n6ho aby postavi
razn6 proti 1tokdm senatu.
Avsak vt9zstvi predvobach t6chto dneoh obnovilo
div6ru republkanske domacnost
Jak dalo oGekaat, eho pokaran senatu vyvoalo od
ven6 kroky Je pravd6podobno ze koalce deokrat tax
zvanych povstaeckych repubkanI prime resouc
spnomocnu vybor enz vysetfuje lTad vnitrozemskych
dan aby bylo dovoeno zam6stnati zvlastn pravnky
zenat 81 tax suzby proslueho Francse Heneyho
no senator Couzens ochoten pat vlasni kapsy
coz bylo bezprosfedn pGnou vystoupen pesdenova
ii senatu. f, #
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-14
.zENA NALEZENA "a.
VRAzDENA.

Youngstown, O., IL. dubna.
.T6lo pi. Elizabeth Stitleove. 33
lete. bylo nalezeno v rokli BIZ
ze West ave. skoly Edwardem
Vogelem, jednim re zakI tam
tez. Hlava jeji byla roztfiste-
ma a vsechno nasvedcuje. ze
Sc vrahovi zoufale branila. Pi.
Stitleova zmizela We stredu
vecer, kdy odeSla z domova s
dmyslem zajiti ma poradu k
jistemu lekari. Rekla svemu
manzeli, ze pozd6ji pdjde do
obrazkoveho divadla jeji uni
zeni bylo oznameno az druhy
den. Dosud nenf zadne stopy
po pachateli tinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-14
|DAWES0v PLAN PRED vlADAM.
PUDY NABYVA NADEJE, zE NEMECKO
PRIME PODMfNKY. #
PariZ. IL fluhn,

Pafz l3. dubna. - Brusselu Londyn6 Berin6 a
knad Pafiz schlze kabnetu budou konany Ultra a We
dnech pfsch, nichz bude uvazovano plapl Dawesovy
komse odbomkd Ma schuzich techte plan bude zkouman
podrobne vsech dhld nicmene wak Pafz zavladx z
dnes optimisticky ton. 4Ssss
VSecny valecnych narad isou
pfichystany zahaj rokovani navrhu fnancnch znalci
pfanim ably uveden byi skuek rozd pessimismu
jenz pfevladal predesych reparacnh konferencch.
Berlina zpravy sou pfznive Jak vlada tax vefejnk
mnen pokud je umoeeno tiskem koni pfesvedceni re
plan nancnch odbonikl mel by by podroben zkousce Re
paracn komse dala podmnecne schvalenf Fran
ce ez nepochybn6 bude kcem suae dychti po uovnani
otazky valecnych nahrad ftk@t
Jest priznve naklonena panu financnich znalch ti
prcny re nikdo nemze osobova zasuhu ze by to byl
jeho plan Kdyz Bonar Law tehdejs premier ptinesl dc
Pafze p0drobne brcky pan nebylo nemens
nadee eho prje Franc Kdyby Francie byla pfedloz
svd vlasni plan, by by zcea jste zamtnut Nemeckem
nepochybne take Ang Avsak tento plan nemz nejvce
spolupracova t amerc obcan6 neni panem zadn9ho jed
notlvce zadne ednotlive Bya dnomyslha zpra
va vyboru vsledek rdznych kompomis6 bya pfedoze
svetu takovym zpnsobem nikdo pfcn jeii
krisovani narodni zarlivost.
Francouzsky tisk mlciI Kdyz byl prvni vysvst-
ILL lce podrobnost navrhu, redakofi cenych zdejsich IL
stu neobraj dale zprayou fnancnch znalcI Jako
Temps dnes veter pokous podat pehed uace zavrek
dotycneho canku velm pozoruhodny totz
"Rozhodnut N6mecka zavisi cd Londyna."
tomuto zaverku dospel zmin6ny list nedavnou hor;i
rentove marky rozhodnu rske banky neposkytovati L.
verd ktere bude dosazeno 81. Toto roz
hodnu uvedomen ST. re rentovych marek nemIze byt po
uzvano ku spaceni lv6rd zlae pfivedlo nemecke OH
chodnky prdmyslnky temef do krcke suace Zayisi IL
very jedn6 cd Schachovy banky kera obsti
podpory Londyna
Tedy jz nyn mo zpusobem Anglie vyvozuje isty druh
kontroly hospodafsky zivot Nemecka. Aak Nemecko
dobre vyc re taO banka pOskytne enom KRAFT
ky oddech Je livery budou vycerpany mezinr. pljcka
banka zlaou ak e navrhovana zprave ybo
znalcG jsou nuny k jeho hospodarske rekonstrukc s
Tato tuace Nemecka eho nejslabsi strankou avsak
zarove zarukou ze plan vybor fnancnch znah bude
bedliv3 uvahu. <e<<
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-14
POVESTNY TIRPlTZ KAN
DIDATEM.

Mnichov, IL. dubna. - Ad-
miral Won Tirpitz oznamil svo-
j kandidaturu ma mfsto v riS-
skem snemu "a jeden distrikt
" severnim Bavorsku, ma list
ku nemecke nacionalisticke
strany, Admiral. jako ministr
namornictva ma pocatAal. sveto-
We valky, byl zodpoveden "a
pouzivanf ponorek proti ne
pratelskym neutralnim lodim
ma Atlantickem oceane. coz
vlastne bylo bezprostfedni pf1
cinou zasazenf Ameriky do val
ky po boku spojencd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-14

zADNY YJEDNorLIvEc NEBtEL BY MtTI TO
LIK MOOT, PRAVf BHVALY Sc
KRETAR vALKY.

Washington 49, dubna - Newton D. Baker z Cleve-
andu byvay sekreta vaky drazne proesuje prot udse
nj vysady Muscle Shoals Henry Fordov neb keremuko
soukromemu zajmu odporucuje aby proekt tento by
drzep kongresem operovan armadnm nzenyry neb vefe
korpoaci zpdsob jake jest spolecnos Panamke
drahy
Mezinarodn sdruzen obcanskych kluba uverejnlo
dops p Bakera Ernestu Greenwoodov ktereho Green
wood bude citovati zydstnm canku Muscle Shoals v
pfistfm elsie Civitan, lfednfm organu sdruzeni.
Dffy9j sekretaf vaky obra otazkou zachovani vod
nj silly pravi lie Muscle Shoals rokd neh
jenom pdl stoeti znamena ddt tn dobu Industrial
nj nadvladu mad celou jihovychodni casti zeme.
"Kdybych bazi po moci mad svymi spoubiznimi, rade
mel bych konrou Muscle Shoals nez by opetovn von
sdentem Spojenych Satd pravi Baker SVEN dopse "a
vezme dobfe dvahu vec nz Sc jedna nkdo nendze
by dos moudrym aby mohl pfedvidat aniz dos bysryn
aby mohl pfedej vSem tenn zpIsobIm mz soukroma kon
tr tohoo obrovskeho zdroe silly bude skodu vefenemu
dobru a vynosnou soukromemu zajmu."
We SVEN dopise byvaly sekretaf valky c podrobne
lou hor Muscle Shoals ak povsta ento projekt zuz
kovan v0dn silly fey Tennessee Alabame, tax aby j
mohlo b pouzito vybudovani valecnych prlmysli Pro-
kt tento neby dokoncen kdyz uzavfeno pfmef brzy
tom vyskyt navrhy ably vynalozen obrovskych
n4z v&dou pneso neaky uzek ably projet by dokoncen
slou4 industrialnmu rozvoj Jhu Soucasn9 vyskyo
sk0nk uchazecu soUkfoJch korporac ez zaday udelen
vysadt pouzvani projektu urou fadu let snemovna
posanecka paa nabfdku Fordovu ez osud bude rozhod
nut senate.
Muscle Shoals e tou nejveM vodn siou vychod od
Skanatych hor vyvne tam vice silly nez nyni amer
sk@ Niagarskych yodopadd vyjimkou feky Va
Vince zadny pospektvni vyvo vodni silly Spojenych sta
tech media stovhati Muscle Shoals
"Uhli ubyva stava stale drazsim. dohedne doba
bude nutno abychom zuzkovaly vodn silly kdeko to moz
setfi uhi Nase vodn sa je tudz nas{m velikym
vycerpanym nevyeerpatelnym narodnim aktvem Kdoko
bnde vastniti vekem rozsahu bude vastn Spojene
Staty. industrialn9 a obchodne" t
t6chto jnych duvodl jez SVEN dopse uvadi, Sc
kreta Baker jest rozhodn9 pro uden vsady ma Muscle
Shoals Fordovi ktereko soukrome korporaci zddraz
hue nutnos ably teno veky prokt podrzen byl vlas
nictvf naroda
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-14
NESBITOVA PROTI PROPu.
STEM THAWA. i

Filadelfie, ". dubna - F.
velyna Nesbitova, byvalal mani
zelka' povestneho Harry Tha-
wa, pcdala vtera u zdejsiho
so,ldu zadost, smerujci proti
navrhu, ably Thaw propust6n
byl pennsylvanskeho jstavil
pro dusevr6 chore. Osvobozo
vaci soud ma "a pociti v pom
deli. Nesbitoya Gini tax We
rlpspech sv4ho syna, dnes IA
leteho Russell William Thawa,
jenz ma naslednicke pravo ma
majetek sveho otce. Thaw st.
jest die zadosti neschopen roz-
umov6 statky svoje spravovati
a stava nebezpeti, ze 20 pro-
pusteni ustavu imdni by pro-
marnil.
Thaw svemu synkovi upira
otectvi, ale Nesbitova tvrdi. re
Russell ie pravym jeho rotom-
KEN, v cemz ieii tvrzeni pod
poruje pod0bnost hocha ne
st'astnym otcem. Az dosud me-
nj znamo, jak soud Sc zadosti
NesbitovA nalozi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-14
PEkNY PokADEK.

Washington, IL. dubna. -
STUDENT ma zdejsich stfednich
skolach byli dopadeni pri do
davani lihovin iinym hochlm,
die sd6leni serzantky Rhody
Millikenove z zenskeho policej
niho 1radu, Narodnimu zen
skemu vyboru pro vymahani
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