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would break down and SO an go
pieces right out or clear sky. only
Air. Hobart kept a level head on his
shoulders and AN NJ once ! noticed
that the hairBt each side ~ his fore
head was turning gDy-and him
only 81 But quiet years came after.
and comfortable ones. and / forEut
until this trouble now brought Il an
back 90 mo"
CHAPTER XIV
/ IKE two housebrcakcrs Ser.
IL geant Miles and seotlio stole up
the hack stairs that night and halted
before the door al the end Of the
hall
As no drew tho skeleton keys from
his pocket Miles indicated the traces
o. wax which stlu adhered 90 tho
lock. then whispered. Andrew lie
wanted 90 SGT in here mighty bad,
didn't heg'
scottio nodded. no, trusting him.
SELF 90 speak ana his companion
oiled The lock and keyholo carefully
before setting 20 work. Ito made
no Noise but Tho minutes draEEri
out Unfortunately while tho other
watched ANA listened tcnsely for a
possible Interruption. Tho Key
clicked family in the lock ana the
door SWUNG inward
wait an 7 Gloss the door. " Miles
commanded: then as tiny light
gleamed out. Good THERE'S a bolt
ON The inside and we can't bo sur
priscd. Andrew may come home az
any time and I have a bunch that
HON Try % finish then what he start
"a this afternoon.
1T looks az tho he'd made q
pretty thorn job 81 u II destruction
was his object" scoitic commented
dryly as tho nplerlko thrust of
liEht played about tho dense black.
ness OF tho room. MAY tho Dc 'il
take us II we're not In museum
They wers IN a huge. low celilnged
room which had evidently been long
unused for human occupancy. On
the lot trunks and packing cases %
AN shapes and aiEea were heaped
pcllmeIl with broken haspa. From
their depths n heterogeneous mass
OF relies and manuscripts had been
scattered In al directions
Naughty. tho tmEmoutary Idols
and humble cooking pots, fcarEomc
weapons. bits % crumhlcj carving.
and among them all roll after roll %
ancient parchment together with
notebooks OF a moro modern day.
Scottio approached a long. metal.
lined box aud after ono glance with.
in promptly reiterated,
cts a mummy Miles EaEei
briefly down 90 tho small. tightly
swaihcd form and then turned IN.
differently away III Andrew found
what be wus looking for this after.
noon. We arc wasting our time. but
don't think he was HuecsEaful
Those notc.hoota must contain tho
result OF years og study and classi-
fication aud acc how tho pages are
torn out and scattered nbout.'
Then Il WIS writing that Andrew
was after. and modern writing NJ
that. Tor he's only thrown the parrh.
meuts asider' scottic gathered up
a handful Of the loose sheets and sx.
nmincd them critically.
but what was he looking for7
That's what we've got 10 find out.
What would Roger have written and
cartcd around IN, world with him
that his brother would want badly
enough 10 stenlg Ar. Wells told me
that the three brothers were devO,.
sIiy attached TO each other, but
have seen small evidence OF affection
on Andrews part for any OF them"
''Do you sec all these odd casksta
OF metal and carved bons7" scottlo
vas playing his torch over tho an.
lent relies which Uttered tho floor.
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one morning the Twins were
gathering EoidcnFod In the meadow
when they saw "a laTEc rod leaf ns,
tened 90 one of tho yellow blossoms,
ON q were some written words
and n only took Nancy ana Nick
about two seconds 90 discover that
it was a letter Tor them from the
Fairy Quosu
Dear Twins" Il went
"A dreadful thing has happened
The sand Man has Lost hlr has Of
magic sand and cannot find o.
III he doesn't find n roon there IL
going 10 Dc "a iad time because
none Or the babies can sleep
besides that u n getting pretty
lato in the fall and a lot of my
friends IN Wood Land and Meadow
Land want 10 GO 10 prsamhnd Tor
Tho winter,
UNLESS the magic sand n found
they cannot so. Tor tho way 20
prcAmiand A. n secret and only
those who have tho magic sand
sprInkled IN their eyes can find the
path.
'wiu you please put on The magic
shoes you viii find under this plant
and SO 20 tho sand Mans houss7
ITO wants you 90 help him 20 find
the lpst sand,
Lovingly. your friend.
THE FAIRY QUEEN"
A lot u words 90 set on one leaf
ISN'T 81. my drafN
uut then lt waa magic writing,
and magic writing doesn't take up
any room nt an
Tho Twins wrro greatly excited,
''Hloomy, Another adventure
cried Nick.
Il just know We shall iiko the
Sand Man" said Nancy happily
"Or course. we'll put on tho magic
shoes and so and help him"
SO anxious were they 10 get on
the wonderful shoes and SO on an
other adventure. that they forgot
all about the Eoldcn.rod they had
gathered and irft II lying on the
ground while they took OF Their
own little leather shoes and put on
the othrra
"Achool Kerrhoo' Achoor' sncczsd
somebody ycry loudly.
And there, standing right beside
them was tho Sand Man. You
couldn't have seen him any more
than tho Twins could before they
put on their magic shoes.
Iiut now everything was changed
Quite II was remarkable the ihinni
tho children could make out that
they had never noticed before,
And tho sand Man was one OF
them.
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Seattle Girl Is
Motorcar Victim

KELSo sept .1--Jchu Ehlma.
haEsr. u Asattls. vas seriously cut
about tho face and lot tho sight Of
one eye In an auto accident here 10.
day She was riding IN tho machine
driven by } Carter 81 Seattle.
which collldsd with one driven by
Mrs. A. w whitman. or Portland.
Tho Fid was tho only one In the
tun chr lnlurrd.
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wells Is an old fools' Andrew
continued. Il say. there IS nothing
any 81 PAS can do Tor Roger he'll
slccp like a baby tonight and be an
right IN the morning. I'm going cut
and / shant be hack until late hut
III take ms key and l won't disturb
sou II you'll tell Carter not 20 put
the chain on the door
lie strobe heavily from the room
and In another moment Miss Drake
and Hobart followed
"Irs work Tor nothing 90 set tho
table Tor them; they don't hardly
touch a thing Carter mourned. as
he and Miles cleared away tho final
debris OF the meal. I'm SURE /
don't know what's come 20 this
house. nor where it's going 90 end"
whats there 20 be scared OFF,
Miles asked stoutly. Eve seen moth,
ing barring that fsintlng spell o.
Mr. Rogcr today, Is DO often took
like thatg'
Carter shook hts head
'only once before and that was
just n day or two aftrr-aftcr the
constable brought Mr., Hobart home
when he'd been walking IN his sleep
That's what you heard, ain't ID.
William lie asked the question
with almost pathetic caEcrncss
No" William replied bluntly. III
you want tho truth / heard he WAS
either drunk or caEyr'
Not a thing he had touched that
night. for had the only set of keys
90 the wine CELLAR Carter asserted
solemnly. eve yet 20 see Mr.. iio.
bart in liquor but can't say as
much for Mr. Andrew Mr., Andrew
was trial 10 tho rest OF tho family
when he came hack. tho he's toned
down considerable. especially In his
language. II was shocking 20 hear,
William
II shouldn't be surprised Miles
observed Ibid he bring those fits
hack with him, too. from Australian
''You mean what happened last
Monday Carter lowered his voice
1T you want TO know my opinion
from What could set out % Edward
think alr. Andrew was shamming,
tho the Lord only knows Why
Miles glanced sharply az tho old
man but his tone was casual as he
remarked:
Tie was playing a trick on Ed.
ward. maybe. but there Wis no fake
about Mr.. Rogers faint today
mo. and "a for Mr.. Hobart. I'm
glad he's given up the stock market
before-beforo hs lost everything.
tho sometimes I've wished that the
money never came in the first place.
IL was that made all three Of them
act queer long ago. and tho I've nj.
most forgot about Il IN the years
between. perhaps they've been wrong
IN the head ever since"
How do you mean they acted
queer when they came into their
money!" asked Miles.
II remember when tho news came
and tho they were excited u struck
me then that not ono Of them
seemed really happy about Il or even
surprised. Mr.. Hobart seemed 20
think only Of getting hack AZ other
folks for all the years Of hardship
they'd been thru; getting rich hy
making other folks poori II gave me
the shiyers 20 hear him. You would
have thought that there was a death
in the house, continued Carter.
They didn't talk TO each other any
morc'n they had to. didn't scarcely
look at each other and Il seemed rs
tho there was almost hatred Be.
tween them! Mr.. Andrew had ugly
fits Of temper that he'd never showed
before and other tImna NJ Nnrnra
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Man" nid tho Irvine. We're 20
sorry sou lo-t your hog Of sleepy
sand. And wen ty ever 10 hard 70
h,ip sou find &C.
That's just school inner said
the Sand Man gratefully Then
let's DO start ai once because II VIC
d1n't SCI away from this goidsnFoI
I'm fnrsgo my head quite or, and
what mo Caldrea would DO then
can't tbiuN Tor there wouldn't b.
any me 20 put them 10 sleep any
more
And away they an went
90 IIe Continued
Copyright 1884 g. Dc A. Service. tncl
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TOMORROW. Tho Letter con.
iinued.
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ADVENTURES
OF THE TWINS
SyOlive Roberks Barton
no. I-THE IND MAN LOSE DIS sAND

How a. doa arhoo, =ehiidrrn.' no
mrezcd. IL have hay fever aud
suldrnrod always makes me snceso,
Arhoo. And there 10 nothing WORSE
for my business. IL wakenH people
something awful ruec4iuE does
Arhooe'
'Iiow DO you DO. Mister Sand
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PRODAs ST lot Al phi s24O stf.
ma vych. 139. u. d Kinsman
Rd., da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc v
{. 1868 vych. l4O. III. l3
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TAKE NOvoROcNf
NADEIENf.

Cd l. ledna do Is. brezna
jest stanovena lhdta k podani
priznanf : pffjmd "a lcelem
zdaneni. Ka3dy svobodny muz
neb j zena, kteff "a rok 1928
nell pfiiem$10O0. 90 neb vice
II kazdys parek manzeld, je-
jichz pffjem obnasel $4,000
musi vyplniti pfiznavaci arch
104n A a formulaf 1O4O.
Pfi.imem rozumi Sc jen pfi-
lem c,sty, ale pfihlasiti Sc mu-
81 kazdy, iehoz hr,,by pfijem
prevysaie obnos $4,000. Ia pri.
jem az do $4,000 (po srazce
vsech vydanf m ditky neb oso-
by zpf1buzn6ne, ale cd poplat-
nika odvisle) vvbirati Sc bude
4 procenta dane normalni, KITE
ri sc die vyse pffjmi zvysuje
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Pocfnaje dneskem uvedeno
bnde v ifady Is mayord pred
mestskych Iobci, ale, jen jediny
bude inauS1lrovan pon9kud .
kazaleji sice lakewoodsky
mayor Edvs A. Wiegand, jenx
"a posledhfch voleb zvftszil
mad byyaI$m mayorem L. E.
Hiilem. y tarneisi "a dnici ko-
nat Sc bqde iistalace dnes v
poledne, kdy Wiegand slozi
slavnostni pfisahu v ruce ape
lacniho saudce w. Vickeryh'o,
pax nasledovati budou mayor
skd j jine feci, recepce atd.
Bee obzvlastnfch obfadd pax
nastoupi dfady Carroll Beck.
Bay village; Tom Day. v Bed
ford E. I. Wing, v Berea r.
Fl Grant " Bratenahl; B. w.
Harris, v Brecksville; John A.
Church v Chagrin Falls; Chas.
<. Zimerman, v Euclid villageJ
David Zinner. We Fairyiew .
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PkEDSTfRALl LOUPEzNE
PkEPADENf -- ALE Pc
NfZE PROHYkILI.

s1lety Thomas R1snor, 1412
vych. 27. ul., 81 hodh karticky
a prohral, bal Sc sv@Au "sed-
menu sacramento" pfjfti ma
oci a proti il namluvil, ze byl
pfepaden a okraden. Primal
Sc vsak, kdyz byl detektivy
wat ma paskal".
Podobnym chlapfkem je "a
lety George Frye, 1889 zap.
Ia. ul., ktery oznamil, ze byl
prepaden a obran ma zap. 20.
ul. Lorain ave. Take on
"kapl tajnym bozskou" a do
znal, ze penize vlastne pro-
flamendroval. ,Oba hrdinove,
chodnf strany budou pohnani
jak omen re zapadnf tax z W.
pred soudce Greena, aby Sc
zodpovedeli z klamanf lradl.
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IA SOBOTNt SRAzKY IRA.
NENY HASIc Sc PO-
ZDRAVUJE.

Hasicsky porucik Peter Ter
laake, ienz byl "a srazky ha
sicskeho vozu S poulicni karou
spolu sc sesti kolegy "a jizdy
k pozaru sIhozen a nebezpecne
Zranen sc pozdravuje. Nebyla
mu totiz zlomena patef, jen
trochu pohmozd6na ac utrpe!
zlomenf nohy, ostatni hasici
jsou jiz v domacim osctfovani.
Ia to jeden cestujfci v kafe je
dosud lecen We Fairview Park
nemocnici. Vysetfovanim So
botni srazky poverenv kapitln
John Reisser pravi. ze neshle-
dial niceho, elm by mohli byti
hasici vin6ni.
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MALA PRfcINA - vELKY
NASLEDEK.

Dne 81. listopadu Sci 53-letJ
Martin Walkovika. 65O9 Hos
mer ave. po vych. 65. Ill. Ma
chodniku 81 hrali mali hosi. z
nichz ieden Sc pojednou "a
pletl chodei pod nohy, tax re
upadl. AS "a diva dny pocitil
WalkGvika bolest Y boku, KITE
rou .pripisoval rheumatjsmu.
choroba Sc zhorsila a pacfent
odesel do nemocnice sw. Alexi-
Sc, kde shledano. re ma zio-
menu panevni kost.s v noel ma
posledn den roce nest astnfk
nasledkem nepatrneho skorem
zraneni Zemfel.
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Ina rodiny dftkami cetneii OBJ
darene, kdyz otec zivitel ne
m0ci ie k lozi upoutan a tin,
|vzata mu moznoA 0 potfeby
|rodiny pecovat, tom s,n2rn
!nese ncmocenska pokladna W.
konala iiz mnoho dobra a "a
jiN'uic kazdemu clenu nase-
''m'l podpcru v pffpadu onemoc-
|nan;.
A proto S kidnym sv9do-
MIN mlzeme il odporuciti kaz
dfmu krajanu a krajance jako
snolehlivou, ma pevnych zakla4
|dech zalozenou pro kazdeho
iplne hezpecncu. Vedle teto
stranky podporovaci. kterou
Icdnota nase sleduje, je tn j
strAnka vychovna, vzd9lavaci a
n;,rodni,-tak ze psayd6 stala
vzdy v popfedf uvedom9lych
teles ceskych svobodomysl-
|nych.
Name 4pySny n&zev Cesko-
Amsricka Jednota, name. We
SVEN znaku prapor cesky ' lad
mem spojenf s vlajkon americ-
kou. Co TO znamSn4? ze ma
me byti f&dni obcane teto naSi
rove vlasti, ale phi tom ze ne.
name ~zapominati zamofskych
krajin, kde bud nase neb ma
s;ch pfedkn kolebka stala. MI.
Se. uvazujte, vazeni krajane 4
kraianky, podava vam nase
jednota bratrskou p6mocnol
rnku. umozhuje tomu v nej-
nizsich pom9rech zijicfmu del
niku stati sc clenem aneb Glen.
kou snassch kadif 4 pfihlaskou
ma udane adresy agitacnfho w.
boru.
S pevnou div9rou We zdar
nsSeho podniku nessme Yam
novorocni pozdrav pfanfm
vseho dobra!
vACLAv vEJSICKY,
12SO1 Horner Ave.
JOS. A. RATAJ,
49l3 Fleet Ave.
MARIE KOTESOVEC.
4SO1 Gamma Ave.
A Newburgh Heights
ROSA vfrOUS,
511 Broadway Ave.
Bedford, Ohio.
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j My nfzepsani pov3feni Ri.
dem Czech, &. 7 q kxdsm Box.
NSmcovs 6is. Is cesko-Amsri-
cks Jednoty. CO agitaGni vybor
iehoz dkolem jest sezn&miti
vsechny krajany a krajanky
ceskoslovenskeho p0vodu. ma
vyhody phi ,vstupu do nasich
fadd. Narodnf hlavni Rad W.
psal pdlletni kampan pro zi-
skani novych clenI obeho po..
hlavi, iez potitara jest cd /.
fiina do 81. bfezna r. 1924. v
Rampant teto ziskanym cle-
mum prominuto bude vstupne 4
mimo to obdrzi zdarma certi-
f'kat a lekafskou prohlidku.
Narodnf Hlavni Rad vypisaje
ltuto pdlletni kampsh te pew
ne nad9ji. re prispeie tim po-
knd mozno nejvetsimu rozsife.
ni poctu naSeho Glenstva. Ia
t6chto podminek doufame, ze
uskutecni sc naSe d&vn& tou-
ha zaloziti klub, z n9hoz by
caecm vzniknouti mohl novy
Rad C. Al. 8 jednaci fect an
glickou q ma nichx spr&vem
chceme. aby take vyplaily jed
nou nasim dmrtim povstalou
mezeru v radach clenstva. X
tomu lcelu zalozen D6tsky Od-
bor, pro ktery zialala nase Je-
ds'ota stabniho pojist' t'ovaciho
dgpartnlentu a tim ziednala
mn pevneho z&koniteho pod
kladui opory. y ss2.
znamenite proepiva a ditky
pfiifmany s nepatrnvm ,jen po-
Ep!A Atkems 26c m4sicaS., Jedno-
Its nase zalozena byIas pred IL
lefy, eta pres 1900 clenl a v
dnesni dobs ma sveho jm9nf
ma 100000, 0 jejfmz neust&-
lem postapu mn1eme, pfisvad-
|6iti kazdeho 2 m9sicnfch finan
cnfch zprav, kdo by k nam rfi-
stoupiti minil. Jednota nase
jest pfedevsm spoken bretr-
skym q jejfm hlavnim lGclem
lest zan,eziti b5d9 q nedostat-
ka Y cesktch rodin&ch. A pro-
to stara Sc 0 cleny ! jejich ro-
diny nejen pfipad4 dmrti,
ale IL pfipadu onemocn9ni,
kdy zeimena tGzce dol8h& to
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SLAVNOSTNf SCHUZE so.
KOLA CECH-HAVLfCEK.

V ned6li odpoledhe konana|
byla prvni spolecna schIze So
kolI Sokolic Jednoty Cech-
Havlicek, jiz tvorf nyni jeden
sbor vice nez 500 clenech.
Byla to .tudiz pamatna schdze
a zaroven dGlezitou tim, ze|
| |byl v nj zvolen cvicitel, jenz
povolan bude z Czech. Jest to|
br. Frantisek Prihoda, odbor.
mix ma slovo vzaty. Tyz absol-
voval kurs Ceskoslovenske Obi
ce Sokolske a podilel Sc ma
vsech zavodech v poslednfch
letech, I've vlasti j "a hranice-
mi, nichz ceske Sokolstvo|
dobyvalo novych vavrind. o.
cekava Sc, ze br. Prihoda pri-
jeden bud v breznu neb v dub
nu.
Vcera byly tez provedenv
volby 1rednikd spojeneho sbo-
ru nasledujicim vysledkem:
Starosta, br. A. Zak; mfsto-
starostka, ses. Josefa Kupco-
Iva; tajemnice, ses. Jirsova "a
pisovatelka, ses. Chaloupkova; I;
1cetnik, br. Jirsa; pokladnik
br. Sacha, jenz bude slouziti
jiz 36. rok tomto trade. Row
nez RUNE vybory obsazeny a
Ia dopisovatele do Sokola A
merickeho zvolen br. F. j. Ku-
tax. Po vycerpani lfedniho
jednanf, nastalo "jednani" eel
KEN prijemnejsiho razu. Ia
hrala hudba a smiseny sokol-
isky pevecky sbor, pod fizenim
br. Friedla, zazpival. III, kdoz
prvne slyseli tento sbor, byli
pfekvapeni a vsichni pritomni
nadSeni. Bylo radost poslech-
nouti sokolsky zpev jist9 to
byla st'astna myslenka zriditi
pri Sokole Cech-Havlicek Pc
weekly sbor. Pc zpevu vybor-
ma Sokolska kapela zvala X
tanci kolem pull sedme se-
stry Sokolice zvaly k zname-
mite veceri v hofejsi jidelne,
coz, byla take dllezita cast pro
gramu.
Sokol Cech-Haylicek vstupu
je do noveho roKu silen Glen
stvem, nadsenim obnovenym.
" jeho zasluzne praci pfeje-
me mu nejpln6jsi miru dspe-
Ichu a zdaru!
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NovY vELyYsl-ANEc /
MfSTE.

Londyn, 81. pr0since. A.
mericky velvyslanec FRANK B.
kellogg, nastupce George lHar-
vey-ho, pffstai v Plymduthu
vcera ma lodi President Hard-
ing. Byl uvitan mayorep q i
hned nastoupil cestu do Ion
dyna, kan pfijel za jedne q
'nejhustsjsich mlb letosnf zimy
a "a silneho lijaku. Jiz dnes
zahajil praci ma vyslanectvi.
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AMERICTf MISSIONARY
ZABITI.

Sanghaj, 81. prosince. -
Pan a pi. Bernard Hoffovi a
pi. Julia Kilenova, zajatf a.
mericti missionari, byli zabiti
bandity, kteri jes unesli, die
zpravy 2 Tsao Yangu. :Dtok
M missijni stanici byl pry Fl
zen pov6stnym banditou Lao
vangrem. sfses
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40 POD NULOU We WYO-
MINCU.

Rock Springs, Wyo., 81. pro
since. Velka zima nasledo-
vala po sn6hOve vanici v sobo-
tn a v n6kterych mfstech Skal
natych hor rtut' v teplomeru
klesla az ma 40 stupnd pod nu
lou vcera vecer. Zde bylo 25
pod nulOu.
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j. t. Bell, N Gates Mill; Geo.
linn, v Linndale; G. E. Zina-
norman Newlburgh Heights;
William 7. Finger, Olmstead
Fails; j. O. Gordon,
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ZAHADNY vANOcNl
DAREK.

~ + II j.
Listonos dorucil st9dry We
Ger plhou naru3s darki ia adre
su 26-leteho j., M. Johnsona,
1924 Burleigh ave., Garfield
Heights, 'Zasilky prijala je-
no tchyne a vnesla je do bytu.
Vsechny balicky byly otevfeny
jen jeden 81 Johnson ponechal.
nechtel rici, co zasilka obsahu-
je q ta.iemstvi zachovaval po
cely tyden. Vcera po o5ede,
,kdyz 81 byl precetl noviny. po-
jednou se sebral a ode$el do
kuchyne, odkud "a okamzik
tfeskla stfelna rama. Zena,
stchyne tr1leta dclerka beze-
ly do kuchyne, kde nash MAN.
zela, otce zete 8 prostfele-
nvm spankem. Vedle lezel OBJ
sab zahadneho balicku, revol-
yer, ktery 81 Johnson sam OBJ
.jednal od jedne zasilatelske fir
my. Byl zamestnan v blizke
ocelarne q zoufal ri pro t1rva-
lou chorobu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-01

PkIJME Sc dfvka ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci. Haste Sc v
(. 4831 Broadway. Tel. Gar
field 3577-J. 1-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-01

MLADA zENA. ! ditkem hle-
da praci v ceske domacnosti.
Haste Sc v Z. 1916 Broadway.
13
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
RALPH NEWTON QUITS
Fl. VALLEY SCHOOLS
Had Been Superintendent There
Twelve Years Past and Quits
TO Enter Business

Americas friends will be interest
ed in the announcement from Fort
Valley that Ralph Newton, for IL
years superintendent Of the local
school system here handed in his
resignation at a called meeting CT
the board of education this week.
This, however, has not been acceTt-
ed, but the board has agreed to re-
leease him on condition that he St
cure a acceptable man TO take his
place. Mr.. Newton has had an at
tractive local business proposition
made him, which he is DESTROYS of
accepting.
The Fort Valley schools have
progressed wonderfully under Mr.
Newton's administration and are
recognized as among the best, the
Fort Valley school being Al accord
tied.
Mr.. Newton, who is ason-in-law
of P. B. Williford, of Americas,
and well known here, will continue
to make his home in Fort Valley,
where he holds an important plane
in the civic and religious affairs Of
that community.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
SUGAR CONSUMERS
PAY HEAVILY FOR
COOLIDGE s DELAY
Failure of President to Act On
Report Costing Nation $73,350
Daily, 1t Is Said
ANNUAL LOSS ENORMOUS
Report Of Tariff Commission
Handed President July 81
Remains Enacted Upon
By CHARLES P. STEWART

WASHINGTON, August IL. -
Every day President Coolidge de-
lays action on the Tariff Commits
sion's sugar report costs American
sugar consumers $73,350
The president received the re-
port July 81.
With these figures as a basis, the
statistician can calculate, any time,
just how expensive the delay has
been up to a given date.
On August it was announced at
the White House that the president
had been too busy to read the re-
port.
Officially the commissions rec
concentration is a secret until dis
closed either by the commission it.
self or by the president. Meth
has made any announcement yet,
However, information from re-
liable source is to the effect that
the commission found the Cuban
sugar duty could be cut from SITE
to $3.50 per 100 pounds without
injuring either growers or refiner.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
THREE TICKETS IN
FIELD IN FLOYD

ROME, August 11.-There prob
ably will be three tickets in the
race for commissioner when entries
close in Floyd county August Is.
At a meeting of Floyd county bu9,-
ness men, committee was appoint
ed to draft five men of good bust
ness ability as candidates for the
board.
H. P. Meikleham, M. S. Lanier, s.
A. Marshall, J. E. Smith and T. B.
Owens, the committee appointed, are
expected to make their report at the
end of the week.
A ticket formed last week is com
posed of 0. N. Richardson, G. A.
Todd, A. C. Fincher, H. 0. Little
John, and C. E. Horton.
1t is reported that third ticket
is being formed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-11
BURGLARS TAKE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

ATLANTA August 11-When j.
f. MacKillop and family Of this city
returned to their home here from
up town, they discovered that in
their absence burglars had entered
their home and practically carried
away all of the household belong
ings. The following articles were
reported missing: One floor lamp,
four dining room chairs, two art
squares, three rugs, a pair of win
dow curtains, table linen, and to
provide TO rtheir leisure hours, {
three tube radio set. The entire LOT
was valued at around $500.