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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
SHORT WITNESS
Testlfies at kelSo Port De-
velopment Hearing

KELSo. June william Short.
president OF the State Federation
of Labor, was tho outstanding wit.
ness Tuesday night at the Kelso
port commission hearing on the de.
velopmont OF kelso's port facilities.
Short testified that the Oregon
Way site in Longview. favored in
the report Of W. j. Roberts. invest.
eating engineer, would he subject
to interrupted service should a
strike occur on the Longylew, Port.
land & Northern railway. its only
road, which Is an open shop lire.
Shon said he thought the CaTroton
site. on the transcontincntal lines.
more advantageous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
AND THEY CAN'T
GET HIS GOAT"

Piouf is splendid athlete; be
gives his time ana energies TO keep
ing the youngsters out OF mischief;
developing In them pride Of body
q love of the clean and beautiful.
And popular with hts fellow men
Say; when We want TO have fun
with him we Try TO get his goat. .
said one OF HIS fellow firemcn, but
no chance. tho. Tho Kids all Gull him
Papand he's got the most patience
and understanding about kids ! ever
saw"
Meanwhile Pap" Plouf lives but
to sec the time when Seattle viii
see that its wonderful playficlds and
school grounds thoroly equipped. and
where supervised play and sports
will be available for every child in
the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
Our Csc Luncheon Set Sale Will
Be Continued Friday
CONCERT AT 200

LOS ANGELES. June u.s. Tigers
will sleep during waltz, lions will
laugh when they listen TO a saxo.
phone. balloons will dance to n jazz
tune number. experiment mas shown.
and students from scv.
eral Southern Califoinoa universities
and colleges invaded q molten pic.
turo zoo here with an orchsdr and
carried on various experiments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
Kellogg to Attend
Meet of Premiers

WASHINGTON. Juno 2s.-Amcr.
lean Ambassador kellogg at London
today was instructed By President
Coolidge 20 represent the United
States at the London conference OF
premiers on July Is. Col. James
Logan. American observer on the
reparations commission. was ordered
TO assist Kellogg.
In a formal statement. the White
House said Kellogg was instructed
to attend the conference FOR the
purpose OF dealing with such mat.
tiers as affect The interests Of the
United States and otherwise for the
purpose Of information"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
Vaughan to Radio
! Report on Flight

Lieut.. Russell Vaughan. Who flew
across the continent in an nirplane
last Monday will send his voice
across the continent on the radio
Thursday night, when KGo. at Oak.
land, broadcasts the story OF his
flight, at o'clock. Lieut.. Vaughan
will tell the incident of his remark.
able achievement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

The Prince Of Piayfeliows.
r. \. Plouf, nth tpo Of his
enthusiastic young support
ers. Roderick Plouf (iefD
and Victor Palmason ni0hD.
Plouf keeps half The CroCH
Hin (StdtioB No. $50 out Of
mischief giving them athletic
training aud teaching them
organised play outside The
fire station, in his spare
moments.
He is trOrking for more
equipped and supervised play
fields for Seattle kids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
Naval Officers to
Attend Big Dinner

Plans for the annual dinner given
by the American Legion TO army
ard navy officers were completed
Thursday. The dinner will be given
July 2 Mt the University club. and of.
ficors OF the navy ships In Seattle
at that time are to be Invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
NO PLACE IN PRISON

NEW YORK, June 25.-Sing Sing
authorities ousted "Frenohy" lie.
vine as soon MS he appeared at the
prison gate to serve new sentence.
While in Sing Sing before Levine
was accused OF forging the prisons
checks and causing a loss OF several
thousand dollars. Levine has been
transported to Clinton prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
BY &. LUCILLE BUTLER

WHAT do you know about a city
w fireman who spends all his
available spare time teaching Seattle
kids how 20 piayg The kind Of a
man who. with SIX youngsters OF his
own, takes on the rest OF tho neigh.
borhood- and in fact. all Of Seattle,
and constitutes himself a combined
entertainment committee and dlrcc.
tor OF athletics In order to keep the
younger generation wholesomeiy oc.
cupied?
r. X. Plouf. Of F.se Station No. IS.
rs the ma4i. and wc hereby nominate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
NO PLAY

Are YOU an actress, auntie?"
mo. darling. Why do you ask"
because daddy said when you
came we'd have q scene" Kabaret
II .woW1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
What's in the Air
THURSDAY. JUNE &c.

In January alone. this country ex.
|nted nearly 2oe.O pounds OF radio
|,szratus. worth 1891. $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
NEW MATERIAL

Agent-Dickens has pretty good
story here.
Producer Bring him in aud We'll
sign him Hamilton Royal
Gnboon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
HAS PLANS FOR
HIS PfAANftfLD

Appointed 10 Station % in the Bal.
lard district, Piouf soon found out
that In the district between Green.
wood and The Bay. and ssth 10 tho
Canal. with population OF approx.
matciy $1,000 souls. there WINS only
one equipped playficId at the Adams
school and that very small and un.
supervised. There are only four su.
pcrvlscd payficlds in all Seattle.
other Fairgrounds nre closed 10 chill.
drcn on Sundays.
As result OF his efforts the school
board has promised Plouf the use Of
the Grown Hlil school playground.
sundays and all. " he can raise funda
to equip II. II Is out beyond the city
limits. but is the one best bet as
yet.
Work on a baseball diamond is
under way. and II we only had a
halt TO give entertainments in" says
Plouf. I'VE could get some money
together for equipment"
Meanwhile neignborhood kids
hung around the fire station -end
welcome. say the men, only they
need watching--and when they arc
all out ut n fire tho children are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
This Fireman Has the Right Idea

He Helps Children to Play Instead of Letting Them Get Into Mis-
chief and Turn in False Fire Alarms
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
JMENovANf SHEA BlJDE
JGNOROVANOs

"Necht' mali svoji legraci.
To jest vse, co mhze z toho
povstati. Pan Shea mnze o So
be tvrditis ze jest komisafem
obcanske sluzby, ale platu bra
ii nebude. Az budeme hotovi,
jmenovati budeme toho prav6-
no, N.Y. tax odpv9del C. C.
Townes, tiradujfcf pfedseda no
We m6stske rally q kandidat o.
klesten6ho mayorEtvf "a admi
nistrace mestskAho managera,
ma novorocni janenowani Shea
samotny1n mayorem Kohlerem.
Jmenov&nf Shea komisafem ob
canske sluzby pTivodilo i roz-
kol | mezi Kohlerovymi pfivr-
zenci. Resignoval fiditel Shuler
jenz nemohl souhlasit jmeno
vanfm Shea a rad6ji Sc lradu
vidal. Mel arci jeste 1radova-
ii ien nekolik dnf. Mayor die
vseho nepcfeboval pravni ra-
dy a proto odch&zim. Jinak
jsme dosud pfatele," vysv6tlo-
val Shuler sNoji resignaci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
EIDE PROTI PRfSTfM VAL
KAN.

Ma prednasce v Kooperatiy-
nj Lize zidovskych zen pravil
vcera Salomon O. Levinson .
Chicago re ami Lfga Narcdi ami
Svetovy soud nejsou pravtmi
'organlsacemi pro udrzerf mfr,I
a nebudou take miti v tonto
sn cru ceny jest-li ze narodim
stroJicinl Sc k valce nebude 30
hrozeno trestem v tom sm6rl
Jakym sc trestaji jednotlivf
vrazi. Levinsm pIsobil We hnu
ii 2 nehoz vysla pfedloho die
ktere by valka byla prohlase-
ma "a Gin nezakonny. Navrh
predlohy nasel zastance pry v
senatorl w. E. Borahovi. Nei.
vetsi nadeji sklada Levinson
We vseobecnem odzbrojeni a
vypracovanf mezinarodniho "a
kona, ktery by k tomu cii
smeroval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
SNAHY Q VETSl KoNSOLI.
DACI " cLEVELANDSKE.
FEDERAcI PRAcE

Ma vcerejsi vecernf schuzi
Clevelandhke Federace Prace
jednano bylo o moznem odkli.
zerf vnftfnfch aozpord, ktere
vyyrchQlily ! We vystoupenf ne
X sMfstnfch unit Z teto Or
eanfsnce a odtrzenf jinych u
nil AdStavebnf Rady. President
Harry McLoughin, tajemnfk j.
6. Owens, a j. Malley i INF
pfedhci pfimlouvali Sc vfele,
ably zapomenuty byly vsechny
osobnf ro1misky a oeobni chout
ky | zarlivost s pfanfm ably Sc
oa'ganisace odSt4pene opetn6
postavily do spolecne fronty
prace. Zejm6na Owens pouka-
zoval ma smesne pry nekdy pri
ciny nevrazivosti potfra1 do
savadnf zpnsob, vystupovani Z
organisace, mfsto uls;lownejsi a
vaznejsf prace hledati napra-
w. "Nechovam sympatii K or
ganisacim jez jsou mimo fede-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03

Zffzenci federalnfho prohi-
bicniho aganta Buanse. zatkli
vcera 22leteho studenta pran-
nfka Geralda Dodera a Caspe-
IA nodera majitele lekasny
The Euclid Drug and Lunch
Co, 1923 Euclid Ave.. ktef1
krone masticek a 3pilulek po
slouzili sem tam svym klien-
tdm j n6tim ostfejsinl. Prchi-
bitni slidilove jiz davno tusi-
Ii, ze Sc v lekarn9 tropi n6co
nedovoleneho, o Gem je pfesve
della vykonana prchlidka.
Starsf Dodero byl pfedveden
pred komisafe Spojen5ch sta
til MacNahena,. kde sc PRIMAL
ale omloival se, Nesmusf pla.
titi $4,000 rocnfho n&jmu a
ze 81 proto v .tbyznysu" mu-
sci pomahati jak Sc dalo. Cas-
per Gerald budou postaveni
pred velkoporotu a--danip pod
zaruku $4,000 prvnf. kdezto
mladsf jen pod $25OO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
CTVKTEK, 8. LEDNH 1924.


z viaksl dr6hy Baltimore &
Ohio vystoupil dnes dopole-
dne II $50 hod. kalifornsky
senator johnson . byl Timed
na nadrazf uvitan mayorem
Fredem Kohlerem, 8 n9mz Sc
pravi, ze bude tez delegatem
ma, republik6nske 'konvenci. WI
tanf sc m4ii sicastniti te stat
nj senator G. H. Bender, pfav-
mix ]. D. Fackler / jinf 1idci
Johnsonovy kampan9. Hned
pc ptiiezdu uspofadAna byla y
hotelu Cleveland snfdanl spo-
IL s konferenci, jez potrya po
cei5 den ! ma ktere kitv bu-
don pIany jak seslabiti vlM pre-
sidenta Coolidge Y nasem me-
ste.
Vecer 0 s. hodine fecniti bu-
de Johnson ZednafskG sfni
no Euclid ave. a rec jeho oce-
kavana lie neobvcejnym zaj-
mem. Bude jaksi zahaienfm
boje v kampani pred vlastnim
siezdeln.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
ZAPASNICKY VECER "
MOOSE HALL

Dnes vecer kona Sc zapas. o
pfebor mezi ceskym athletem
Mankem Cyklopem a nekem
Jim Londesem. Poradan je En-
pire Athletic Klubem V Moose
Hall ma vych. 8. III. a Walnut
Ave. Krone jmenovane dvoii-
&c utkajf Sc jest6 diva parry,
tax re vecer bude pro milovni-
XIV zapasnickeho sportu velice
interesantnim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
POvYSENf ITALsKEHO
vlCEKONSULATU

ltalie byla az dosud v Cleye
lande zastopena jen mfsto kon
sulatem, sl2 Superior Ave,
ktery byi vcera povysen ma
kralovsky italsky konsulat d
podobne Sc stalo / dosavadnf-
mu mistokonsulovi DIR, N. Ger
rimu. jenz byl cd zacatku, eel
kem % .rokG tomuto lradu y
cele. Konsulatu Krone naseho
statu podfizeny jsou i staty
Kentucky a Zap. Virginie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03

PRODA Sc grocerni obchod q
feznictvi, kde je trzba "a ho-
tove a kde Sc trzi pres $500
tydne. Obchod Sc naleza v (.
1928 Fulton Rd. Je, pfi mem
pekny byt o A pokojich, ma
jem $45.OO mesiGn9. .BlizSi
sdeli Mr.. Zimmerman, 1907
Miles ave. Is
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'Tlhompsonovi, jenz postaven je
y cello vykonneho vyboru. Me-
ri cNny jest zastoupena i ma
Sc narodnost nsb cteme v seq
manu- jmena krajand, p. 'Har-
~ F. Payera Ant. L. Mare
Sc. nlajitele hudebniho obcho
du.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
OSvOBOZENI z PROHIBic.
M OBzALOBY.

Smirc:mu soudci H. Geltma-
now Y Parma taunsipu udani
byli Konrad Korecky, zap. 65.
ul. a Clark Ave. a w. L. Flet-
cher, 14l5 zap. %. ul., ze pro-
davali kcralku. Udavac, ienz
jest sam v obzalobe pro zabi-
II cloveka odepfel ale sv9dec-
tvi, tax re souici nezbyvalo
nezi oba obzalovane propustit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
kRAJANE v UvfTAclM w.
BORU REPUBLIKANSKE.
HO SJEZDU.

Pfisti konvence republican
ske strany bude pro nasse me-
sto udalcsti velike dalezitosti
neb Sc stane hostitelem delepa
tn re vsech koutd Soustatf.
Prlpravne prace vyzaduji vel
Ky pocet pracovnikd v podvy-
borech z nichz vcera sestaven
byl vybor uvitaci Sc $50 eleny,
organishace tato bude podfize
ma plukovniku Carmi A.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
DGtsky rozoumek.

Obckodnik Simpacek ma v
prosinci hlavni se7onu. Prave
pfijima postu, kdyz pride ma
IS Jificek a porida: ia vim,
tati. proc ted v prosinci prina-
sell tt listonosi tolik dopisn."
mo. proc pax, ty mudrci?"
"To Sc ii chteji zalichotit,
aby dostali vetsi novorocne -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03

PRODAJf Sc zanovni kom-
binaGni kamna, sedivy dining
room set 8 kusi,' tffkusovy wy
cpany parlor set, vysoky gra-
mofon, sici stroj white Ro-
tary', library table, vyhfevni
kamna, lampy, karpety a rug
ne jine v6ci, vse velmi LEVINE a
dovazka zdarma. Haste Sc v
c. 3343 Fulton Rd. Id
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03

( Jsou nesnazfch,o pravil
PENS 2 soucasne vyslovils / NJ
| Iii, ze n6ktere slime unie W
yfatf do Federace jiz do pffsti
sfhaze. Prohlasoyal ze odst1-
pfneckor politikou byla wee
dflnicka poskozena nikoli ale
iitOky nepfatel vn&jsich ale
zarlivosti a neuary We vlast-
Mich fadach. Dale upozorioval
ma nebezpeef, v pffpad4 moz-
ne deprese, ktera by jiste m9la
zlych nasledkd, kdyby zastihla
Federaci oslabenou.
"a dalSfho prdb4hu schdze
vystApovati pro We
obecny mir a proti vsemu co
by vesti mohlo k valkam. Pri-
slusna literature ma byti rozai-
rorana a kazda protivAlecna
agitace podporovana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
VYPRAvA z HORN AM.
MERGAU v cLEvELAN-
DE.

Ones po poledni pfijede ma
Union nadrazi IL bavorskJch
fezbaf1, hercd zn&mych pasi-
jovych her 2 Hoami Ammer-
gau ably v Mestskem Audito-
rin uspofadali vystavu rnznych
fezbafskych vyrobki y kite
remz odboEu jsou skutecn5mi
mistry. Hrati zde nebudou neb
chit zachoyati pfitazlivost hry
pro svoi yesnici, ale hodlaji
zde sebratl 81, 100000 ma po-
modny fond pro obyvatelstvo
Jez poklesem marky Ttrpf bidu
y Mestskem Auditoriu "a vstu
pne Soc bude mono je vid2ti
phi praci a We ctvrtek bude ko-
nan nemecky den, "a koncertn
nemeckych peveckych sbord.
Ammergavsti pochodili pry ve-
lice dobfe v New Yorku a 6e.
kali ] zde ,isp6ch. Nenf pochy-
by, ze Sc Jim no dostane neb
jsou podporouani wlivem bis
kupa Schrembse a podobne
watt pod ochranu i biskupem
episkopalnfm w. A. Leonar-
dem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
Po MIKuLAsI.

"Tonicku, nechtel bys dat
svemu prfteli 'kousek te coko-
lady cd Mikulase? Delena ra-
dost. jest dvojnasobna radost."
ALE delenh eokolada. ma
minko. je jen polovicni soko.
lada."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
cLEvxl.AND FRED 20 roxy


v kostele baptistd Ikazal MED
Edvaciti ro1ty paftot Eaton. IA.
Ikou SO60m0n q Gbmo,.ou bv1
tehdejAi Cleveland, ano no
|tkal pry na ulici devce ! na.
malcvanSmi tvfkeni a spatfi]
ljednu xenu, kt Yak 81 pfipalu.
ie svoji ci9arett Cd hoficiho
dcuEnfku maize.. Dale latefil
Izle y znlfne enem kazanf ma We
lkou spoustu cocktaild, k,ere
Sc Q Sylvestru \ ma Now Rok
'vypily. Co by chudak kazal.
kdyby sratiil epoust' dncsnf.
Ikdy je vzacn0stf lspatfiti dfvku
llenamalovanou y Rdy sice No.
apody byly zru1eny, ale Ia to
'se roxn,ohly b1ky, ovsem ie-
nom ty Y zaslnf kapse kalhot.
" Chicsku k&sal epetne jiny
'reformator 4 sine proti koup;i-
nj; sam pry VI nskolik rokG
Fnskonpai q mic ma sobe nepo-
zordval tornu ostatns maze-
me yAflt, "a to as pozorovali
Il, q nimik Sc setkal, nikoli
ale xrakcm, ale no@m
v uplynul6m presinci bylo
dvacite vyrocf katatrofalni ze
leznicni str&xky bliie Connells
Vile. v PennsyNani, kde "a
hynulo So oeob. Podobne Sc
roci ! polar Iroquis divadla v
Chicagu, kde ' plamenech a
dymu, poslapanfm zahynuly
sta lidi.
v Clevcland4 byl policeinim
n&celnfkem Fred Kohler, .ienz
zapocal tA3epi prot hazadnim
hraEdm, take tito nebyli wv.
hlaxeni. ale libun 81 v prosto-
pasnosai / ma dale. Pred 20 ro-
ky panovala velka stiznost
pfoH konfi a smradu, slibova-
& Sc n&prava, ale co podnik-
nuto. Q tom nam .Gichaci orga-
ny zaluii jests dnes.
President Roosevelt We svo-
il kongresnf adrese brojil prot
trustdm, jejich rozmach dnes
Jest dokla,iem, .jalfse svym ma
vrhem pochodil.
Pred 20 roxy roznemohl Sc
1ehezpecn6 kaiw Wilhelm, ze
Sc uzdravil, zaplatily milliony
lidu We svetove vaIce svymi Ii
voty.
Ami tentokrate vsak nebylo
nouze 0 zlociny. Ia poulicni
vytrznosti zabit byl policista
Louis p. Weik, pro vrazdu sve
vlastni zeny souzen byl Mi
chael Kornet a hoch Charles
Ncunnsn bd spolu Sc svym stry
Gem Harry Maplesonem souze-
M pro vrazdu neznameho mu-
u ma Ressemer I'll, kteremu u
kradi LEVINE hodinky a 5 cent?.
Jak ae cd te DOLBY Cleveland
polepsil, 0 tom necht' soudny
ctenaf usoudi sam.
0ZNaAARfrV1l 4 ns1 ayKs ssa,~ yrs,v., ~.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03

Diva dollary = ! sS1t.
Vybrany prosra1n lanec
pfi vyborns hui ~ vsu-
de stoji nejmGnx 3z.6 6os md
zete miti ' nedSli q ledna
1924 ' cesk< Sfni Sokol na
Clark ave, q 10c pfi vyroc-
nj slavnosti velkof<du Sta,
tu Ohio, c. 5. +.
&A&1&
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
ZIMA v KALIFoRNII.

San Francisco, 2. ledna. -
Staty ma pacifick6m pobfezf
zazily tn nejvetsi zimu v mno
ha l&tech a die pedpov9di po-
vetrnostni stanice mrazive DO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03

Icasf potrvA po nsjakou dobu.
~ Paso Robles, CAL, vyletnfm
miste. klesla rtut' teploan6ru
na 3 stupfd pod nulou. " Sam
ta Barbara bylo 25. v Los An
geles 81.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03

PRODA Sc lot Al pn 24O str.
ma vych. 139. ul. u Kinsman
Rd., da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc v
(. 1858 vych. 14O. ul. 1-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
D r o B N E
ON An < Y

PRIJMOU Sc diva fadnf pani
ma byt do. prednfho spokoje,
koupelna k pou6itf. Haste Sc
v {. 5000 DolIoff Rd. 2-4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem doutnikI,
Trzi Sc tydne kol $4OO a ma
leza Sc v {. 1925 Fleet ave.
'Obchod je dobre zalozen a
jsou''dva obchody v Clevelan-
du. Blizsi sd6lf Mr.. thinner
man. 1907 Miles ave. 1-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-03
zENSKA LocIKA.

"Nnze. jak Sc libim, muzi
v techto novfch satech?"
"Bajecne, ale vsak. mne sta
~ take hrdzu. ren6z."
20, drahouSku, at to stale
60 chce, jen kdyz Sc ii libfn,. .
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PRODA Sc dobre zarizent.
vynosny zelezafsky obchod v
rostoucfm okoli. Zavolejte te-
lefonem Broadway 1890.
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PRIJME Sc divka na pSeobec-
nou domaci praci. Haste Sc v
L. 4831 Broadway. Tel. Gar
field 3577-J. 1l-k3
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MLADA zENA dftkem hle-
da praci v ceske domacnosti.
Haste Sc v {. 1915 Broadway.
,1-3
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,PRONAJME 81 sddni- San, AN o So
be Q A pokojich $ koupelnou,
vse .zafizeno, pouze pro tfi ces
ke neb slovenske lidi. Hla-
ste Sc v {. 11615 Continental
Ave. blize Woodh'll Pars,,.
IS 2-5
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc farma o 50ti a.
krech Sc vsim zarizenfm v Ge-
neva, 0. Zavolejte tel. Car
field 2475. 2i5
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PRoNAJME Sc stor , -lraehy-
nj, hodfci Sc pro jakyKolf bb-
chod. Haste Sc v (. 1886 Full
ton rd., roh Sackett ave.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-12
Employers Hire a
Woman Dick to Aid
Kill Minimum Wage

WASHINGTON, d. O., Nov. IL
Calling attention to the recent argum'
ent before the California supreme
court over the constitutionality Of the
California minimum wage for women
and minors, the women's bureau Of
the department OF labor predicts do
cision within 80 days.
Mrs. Edison, executive commissioner
of the industrial welfare commission
Of the state reports that the plaintiff.
Helen Gainor, suing to overthrow this
minimum wage statute. was identified
in the states information as a typist
in the employ OF detective agency
at the time the suit was brought. She
was trying to secure employment AZ
Sc or SO week. Obviously her law,
suit was financed by the employers
organizations.
A brief in defense OF the law was
filed by the California Federation az
Women's Clubs, the California Leanue
OF Women Voters. the w. c. T. U. OF
northern and southern California. I'm.
tied Garment Workers local 1875 OF
Los Angeles. and Mattresses union
local 639 OF Los Angeles.
On the basis OF the decision OF tho
federal supreme court multiplying the
minimum wage law OF the District az
Columbia, the employers expect to Kin
the state minimum wage act in Calf
ornia.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-12
BRITISH LIBERAL
LEADERS HOLD
ON TO CORPSE
They Are Dead But
Don't Know 1t

LONDON, Nov. 1.-Two former lib
eral premiers, David Lloyd George and
H. H. Asquith-in speeches to their
liberal supporters today declared the
party Cannot be allowed to die even
tho its representation in parliament is
small" They urged the liberals to
forget past factional feuds and to
present a united front to the enemy
in the next election.
Permier Stanley Baldwin, head of
the new tory government, returned
from Chequers Court to begin week
Of active ministerial work. A number
Of minor posts are to be filed and i'm
portant questions of policy to be set
tied.
The cabinet is scheduled to hold it's
first formal meeting tomorrow, but ii
may be put off until Wednesday. Rus.
sian policy will be the first big issue
to be settled.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-11-12
Youngdahl's Victory
In Minnesota Cheers
Washington Comrades

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. H.
Two days after election day the Eng
lish branch of Washington Local OF
the Workers Party met and arranged
to continue the fight for the establish
ment of a Soviet government in the
United States. The announcement o.
Comrade YoungahTs victory in Mime.
sofa was accepted as an entering
wedge in the fight and hope was ex-
pressed that this victorious comrade
will come to Washington as a Com
munist congressman two years hence.
The feature of the meeting was an
address by Comrade Joseph Lapidus,
who outlined his revolutionary activi.
ties in Russia and in this country.
Comrade Lapidus explained that he
had become the victim OF anarchist
propaganda ten years ago and told OF
his intellectual evolution and final
acceptance OF Communist doctrine.
He pledged himself to devote his un.
firing efforts TO the success OF Work.
ers Party aims in the future.