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Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29
TEXAS LAUNCHES
DRIVE AGAINST
CATTLE PLAGUE
by United Press Leased Wire

HOUSTON, Sept. 29.-With all
agencies, federal, state, county and
local, leagued together and with
Gov. Pat Neff of Texas personally
directing activities, the fig Il
against the hoof and mouth disease
was launched in all launched III all
Southeast Texas this morning.
First steps on the program of
eradication of the disease declared
by Gov. Neff to have brought Tex
as face to face with the greatest
crisis in the history of the state
will be the slaughter of nearly
10000 head of condemned cattle,
the property of DIR. William $. Ja-
cobs, Thomas c. Dunn Jr., and Per-
ry McFaddim, prominent ranch
men.
The condemned cattle are all
on the restricted area of $500
acres around which cordoh< of
guards have been placed since the
disease was first discovered.
Coins dating back to 600 B. q.
were shown in New York at re-
cent exhibition.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond OhanioI
were visiting friends in Brawley
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Athey anG
small daughter have returned from
San Diego. Mrs. Athey and daugh
ter have spent the summer months
there, while Mr.. Athey motored W
last week for his vacation.
Charles 7. G. Ferguson returned
last evening from weeks bust
ness trip to Los Angeles and vici-
nifty.
Holtville visitors in Ell Centre Sat
urday were: Mrs. Ernest Edwards,
Mrs. Allen Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
l.. Boget, and Austin Lester.
Mrs. J. r. Johnson of San Diego
returned Yesterday evening to her
home after visiting her daughter in
El Centre over the weekend.
Miss Lucy Gransby, school teacher
from Brawley, visited friends here
Saturday.
Mrs. Chas'es Sahm left the latter
part of the week for Sinaloa, Mexi-
co. where she will visit her husband.
Mr.. Sahm owns a large pineapple
farm there.
Dr. n. E. Dupont returned last
night from Hipass with his wife and
little son, after spending the week
end there. Mrs. Dupont and the
baby have been in Hipass since May
|.
Mike Savala and Clint Cox spent
an enjoyable weekend at Cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duke johnson visit.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. EC; Tats-fncaiI'
patria yesterday. G
Mrs. C. Z. Givens of South Pasa-
dena, her son Roger Givens, and lit
tie niece Maud Sanford, were the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. d.
Jacobs of 503 Wensley avenue, over
the week lend.
J. II. Edgar, who has been SER
iously i'll in San Diego for the
past week, returned to Imperial
Saturday with his family and is
reported slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Fowble of ia
euinba spent the weekend visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. X. T. Estes of Ell Cen
tro.
w. A. Edgar spent the weekend
in San Diego and accompanied his
mother Mrs. Emily Edgar, and Sis
ter, Mrs. j. A Marshall back TO FL
Centro, Yesterday. Mrs. Edgar and
Mrs. Marshall have been visiting
friends in San Diego for several
weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29
Market Report
my United Press Leased Wire

=. 90 2 y *
ny United Press Leased Wire
Los ANGELES, Sept. 90.
Butter. Ale.
Extra eggs soc.
Case count 40e.
Peweess pic.
Pullet 38c.
Live Poultry
Hens, under 3 lbs. Ice.
Hens 3M lbs and up 20c.
Broilers ] ID and under / x. ID 33c
Fryers "a lbs to 3 lbs Poe.
Stays lSc.
Old roOsters l2c.
Ducklings Pekin, 3H lbs. up 25c
Ducklings, 31a lbs and up other
han Pekin 20c.
Geese 25c.
Young Tom turkeys - lbs ur
lressed SOC.
Small hen turkey, under s lbs 15c.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29
Argentine Flyer
Is Due In Japan

TOXIC, JAPAN, Sept. 29.-Major
Zanni, Argentine aviator attempt
ing to fly around the world, was
expected to fly today from Shang-
hal to Kagoshima, Japan, if wealth
er proves favorable.
Zanni was to have made the
flight Yesterday but adverse wealth
er conditions prevented.
Elaborate preparations for Ian-
nj 5 reception here have been COM
pleted. Warships have been posted
to patrol the course and Il military
aeronautic officer and mcchanician
detailed TO render aid.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29
Many Bequests'
Made by Lolita
Crabtree

BOSTON, Mass. Sept. 90
Bequests totalling $777,000 were
made in the will of Lotta VI.
Crabtree, wealthy retired act
ress who died here last w,,k
when the instrument was filed
for probate here today. The
largest single bequest was $780,
900 to ostablish the Lolita
Dumb Animal Fund to elimin-
ate vivisection and establish
drinking fountains il New
York City for horse, birds,
dogs ant men.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29
Two Injured in
Airplane Cra sh
to Recover Soon
Hy United Press Leased Wire

SANTA ANA, Sept. %. = Miss
Mary Aregood, %, of Orange, and
Dewitt NJ. Taylor, 40, of FL Centre
and Yuma, will recover, according
to word from the Orange county hos
pital today, where they were taken
following an airplane accident yes
torday.
Taylor, an automobile agent, had
just received his pilots license, and
was flying on little pleasure trip
from the Garden Grove airport, near
here. Attempting to land, the craft
went into tail spin and crashed to
the ground.
Miss Aregood was the most serious
ly injured. She was unconscious and
badly cut and bruised. Taylor was
slightly hurt.
Inquiry about town and search
through the directory brought to
light no information of Dewitt Tay-
ior, so his residence in FL Centre
was evidently of 4 very short dnra-
tioG.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29
SEVERAL BUILDINGS AT
GLEN ELLEN DESTROYED

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Sept. %
Several buildings at Glen Ellen, be-
longing to f. Barsi, were destroyed
by fire early today with total
estimated damage of $4,000. The
buildings included grocery store,
garage and warehouse.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29
BODY OF IMBRIE
ARRIVES IN u. S
ny United Press Leased Wire

Z WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.+The
G. s. S. Trenton, bearing the body
of Major Robert w. Imbrie, late
American vice, consul at Teheran,
Persia, who was slain by religious
fanatics, docked at the Washington
navy yard today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29
Dairy Interests
Plan Import ant
Meet Tue esday

II. II. Hoppin, chairman of the
dairy department of the Farm Bu-
reau, has called an important meet
ing of the executive committee of
the department at 10 a. m. tomor-
row, in the Farm Bureau office.
Plans for the year will be discussed
and a dairy Improvement program
will be outlined which will Prob
ably include the operation of the
Cow Testing Association, pure bred
tenn temp '4spi to improve seI the = HfeesRig 'of
dairy COWS in the valley. II win
Also abe Decided at the Besfing
whether The present eoM letters
should be kept over this year or
not. and what changes Should be
made. Vern De Tar, assistant coun-
ty farm advisor, VIII have charge
Of the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29
EIG GAS" FIRM
SOLD FOE MILLION

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. -
The Taxman Refining Company
Kansas City, one of the largest
wholesale distributors of gasoline
in the United States, has been sold
to the Cosden Company for ST..
100000 it was announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

A new cable connecting England
and Germany direct was inaugural
ed recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

! Mrs. Naples Buried-Funeral ser
Wees for Mrs, Floyd Naples, %, res
ldent of n Cefftro for Seven wears
were held yesterday from the East.
side M. +. church, with Rev. G. w
/ Forbes officiating. Several hundred
friends were in attendance. Mrs,
Naples was i'll for only short time
and death was quite unexpected. In.
terment was at Evergreen cemetery
B. +. Lemons was in charge of the
funeral
Steve's for Well Cooked meals.
Day or night. adv
For Expert Marcelling, Francis
Beauty Shop. Phone Z for appt. adv
Mrs. Bryan Returns-Mrs. Leta
Bryan. court reporter, of the super
ior court OF FL Centro, has just re.
turned from an extensive trip in
the east. Mrs. Bryan visited in
New Orleans, Washington, New
York, Boston, Niagara Falls, and on
her return@to the west coast visited
relatives in Wyoming She alsp
spent some time in San Francisco
and Los Angeles, and was gone
about seven weeks.
School q Music. Elmer A. Todd,
assisted by Estelle Katherine Need
ham and Mary Elizabeth Greer. All
grades. Delightful method for
children. 624 Olive. Phone 466W.
adv
Mr.. McAvoy Leaves. f. Me-
Avoy, who has been associated with
the SmithSlocum Jewelrv store of
El Centre left yesterday for San
Pedro, where his father is reported
to be i'll. Mr.. McAyoy expects to
take permanent charge of his faith
er S jewelry store in that city.
Violin, Piano, Band Instruments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Williams are
now open for enrollments. Studio
$40 Main st. Phone 19SW. adv
Davis Beauty Fsrlor for appoint.
ments. Phone 227. adv
Dukes Have Fine Trip-Mr. and
Mrs. Kline Duke have iust return !
ed from an enjoyable vacation spent /
at the various coast resorts. While !
N Los Angeles they visited At the |
home of Mrs. Ella Maynard, who /
rip 10 San Francisco, where they |
spent some time at the home of
Mrs Duke s brother, c. f. Hender-
son. Mrs. Frank Glazier, formerly
If FL Centre. who is now resid-
mt of San Francisco, also joined
he party at the<northern city, and |
them from there on
heir motor trip.
Francis Beauty Shop, "Courtesy
md Service our motto. adv
For Expert Marching, Francis
Beauty Shop. Phone for appt. adv |,
Hazel Baker, teacher of plano. :,
;65 He'll. Phone 220W. adv
Mrs. Fowler Dies in s. D.-Fun-
eral services for Mrs. Eleanor NJ.
Fowler, formerly of this city are
being held today in San Diego. She |
vas formerly resident of Ell Cen
TO. Mrs. Fowler's death occurred
asst Friday and is survived by an
'nly son, Hugh Fowler, who is con-
leeted with the Electrical Service
Company of this city. Mrs. Fowler
lad many friends in FL Centre who
vii. be grieyed 10 heaE+ of her
Ieath. Before her illness she had
damned 10 return to FL Centro, Oct.
Der /, and loeate here permanently |
ZIG GAS" FIRM !
SOLD FOR MILLION
A 4
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

Tone steady; spots 26l0.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29
NEWS. BRIEFS
From City and County
DR.. House and Family Return

DR.. House and Family Return
Their many friends in the valley
win be interested in knowing that
DIR. and Mrs. i. c. House and little
Dorothy Lou of this city, have re-
turned from their extensive trip
through the east, which has kept
them away since July first. Among
interesting points visited were cities
in Colorado and Indiana, as well as
Washington, New York, Niagra
Falls and other notable places. DIR.
House took a special course of me-
dical work at Mayo Brothers insti-
tuition at Rochester, Minnesota,
which he feels will be of great val
ue TO him in his professional duties
here this winter,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

Go where the crowd goes every
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
nights. The New Valley Open Air
Dance Pavilion at Heber. 17tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

Violin, Piano, Band Instruments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Williams are
now open for enrollments. Studio
$40 Main st. Phone 19SW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

School ~ Music. Elmer A. Todd,
assisted by Estelle Katherine Need
ham and Mary Elizabeth Greer. All
grades. Delightful method for
children. 624 Olive Phone 466W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

Mr.. McAvoy Leaves. f. Me-
Avoy, who has been associated with.
the Smith Slocum Jewelrv store of
El Centre left yesterday for San
Pedro, where his father is reported
TO be ill. Mr.. McAyoy expects to
take permanent charge of his faith
er S jewelry store in that city.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

Francis Beauty Shop, 500 Main
st. Phone z for appt. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

Enoch Arden Arrested-Enoch
Arden Heflin was brought into the
city yesterday from Blythe. where
he was arrested on a charge of non
support of a minor. He is to be-
taken TO Holtville where the war
rant was issued, and in the mean.
time he will be admitted to pan
when sureties are found.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

Davis Beauty Parlor. for appoint.
uents. Phone 227. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

Francis Beauty Shop, "Courtesy
and Service our motto. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

Davis Beauty fsrlor for appoint.
ments. Phone 227. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint.
ments. Phone 227. eoV
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

Lettuce Growers-Listing for let
fuee beds, $500 per acre. Phone 1888
Calexico. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-29

Marinello and Harper beauty ope'
rator and skin specialist. Soft wa
ter shampoos. hair dying by ap'
pointment. Phone 324J. valley
Beauty Shoppe, Valley Theatei
Bldg. au'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
Novf kRAJANsTf LEkAR-
NfCI.

Ohioska lekarnicka rada ma
vcerejsi schulz v Cedar Point
udelovala diplomy kandidatdm
lekarnictvi certifikaty assis-
tentdm. Prvnejsich bylo "a a
druhych 101. Byl to vysledek
pffslusnych zkousek, konanych
v dnech 16., II. a 18. cervna.
V seznamu pristich lekar-
niku nachazfme tato krajan-
ska jmena: Frank A. Hajba,
Ben Malfn, Josef Zpevak, ST.
dney Brodsky z Clevelandu.
Certifikatu asistentske pax
obdrzeli: Josef Turek NIL, E.
mil F. Votava, G.. w. Tabula,
M. J. Zoubek, j. A. Rybicky,
James j. Kunes, take vesmes
Cleveland'ane.
Krajandm prejeme k dalsi
cinnosti mnoho zdaru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
dAJITELE DOMIJ MU
ST PLATITI IA CIZf
HRfCHY.
Jsou zodpovedni "a w.
cepnl dan.

Il
Okresni soudce j. B. Ruhl
odvolal II pripadech soud-
nj zakazy vydane ma zadost
majiteld domi, v jejichz do
mech porusen byl prohibicni
zakon a tim m6la byti zapla-
cena dan $1,000, ktera Sc dri-
We yybirala z prodeje lihovin.
Majitelum tudiz nezbyva nez
zaplatiti, jak urcuje zakon
zvany Dow Aiken a Millerdv.
Soudni zakaz vymohlo 81 ne
kolik set majiteli domd u O.
kresniho soudu, ably mohli do
kazati, re. vdbec nemeli ami
zdani, Re ma jejich majetcich
prohibicnf' zakon jest poruso-
van. V zminenych. jedenacti
pfipadech soudce Ruhl nabyl
pfesvedceni, re majitele dobre
vedeli, co Sc v, jejich domech
dele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
DOSTAL NEJVETSf TREST-
Nj VYMER.

Ma Buckley boulevardu, bli-
re vysokeho mostu, byl zatcen
37lety John Sikorski, 13808
Parkway, ponevadz svym au-
tenn divine sneroval ulici, hui
lakaje a navajo rukama. Pred
soudem vypravel podivnou po-
hadku. Jel pry Cd lekare,
kde byl operovan ma krku a
'jeho divine pocinani stalo Sc
pod vlivem omamneho pro-
stredku, ktery mu lekar pred
operaci dal. Kdyz sc vsak ma
hledlo do soudniho protokolu,
bylo shledano, ze jiz pred Sc
sti mesici proved kousek stej-
ny S toutez vymluvou byl
tenkrate dan ma parole. Ma
sledkem toho nemel soudce sc
Sikorskim zadneho slitOvani a
dal mu nejvetsf "porci' trestu
= $500 pokuty, nahradu SOU
dnich utrat k tOmu must je-
ste ma pIl roku do chlalku
robotarny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16

kterak uteseny a nasiedky bou
re nepomerne zvysily mestska
.vydani. DIE noveho rozpoctu
bude mesto pro pristich sest
mesicu potrebovati as $4OO.-
900 ma mimofadne naklady.
Dnes konana jest v Lorain
a v Sandusky konference, je-
jimz ucelem bude pamatovati
S pomoci j ma postizene farma
re. Nektere okresy, jimz sta
noven byl tez pffdel We sbir-
kach, oznamuji, ze Jim memo
Emo sbirati, jelikoz okresy jsou
samy znacne poskozeny.
z Lorain odvolano bude
dnes zakopnicke oddeleni vol
ska v mfste zGstane jiz jen
$50 muzd Sc Ia dIstojniky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16

vatelstvo nenf pfevazne vet
siny ruske narodnosti. Otazka
bessarabska byla sveho casu
'jednim nejnebezpecnejsich
bodd, ohrozujfcfch eyropsky
mir, jelikoz jak Rnsko tax j
Rumunsko hromadily vojsko
podel hranic. Otazka prohla-
sena "a pfipad ciste rumun-
sky a v padu propuknuvsfho
nepratelstvi Ruskem nemdze
Rumunsko pocitati ma vojen-
skou pomoc spojencI. Tim
bude jaksi Rumunsko donuce-
no vyhledavat smirneho marrow
mani s Moskvou.
Zaverem Sc v clanku pravi,
ze Mala dohoda skutecne hra-
je ddlezitou roll v evropskych
aferach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
40. JUBILEUM NEMOCNICE
SV. ALEXISE.

Ultra, v patek v sobotu sla
viii bude nemocnice sv. Alexi-
Sc ma Broadway svoje ctyrice-
tilete jubileum blahodarneho
pusobeni We prospech lidstva.
Ustav zalozen byl -mladymi Sc
strami radu sv. Frantiska Leo
nardou a Alexejevnou zprvu
We velice skromnych zacat-
cich v malem drevenem DOM
ku, postupoval stale az dnes
tvofi skutecne dIstojne Sc re-
presentujici biloxi ma Broad
way a Mcbride ave. Hlavnim
programem budou obrady ma
bOzenske a Ultra o 7. hod. We
Ger usporadan bude v Hollen-
den hotelu banket "a lcasti
biskupa Schrembse a mestske-
no managera Hopkinse. ustav
sam pax bude po vsechny ju-
bilejni dny otevren hostum.
Jak pravi jedna 2 dosud ziji-
cich jeptisek, osetrovani byli
v prvnim roku pacienti v6bec
zdarma a re nikdy pc celou
dobu trvani nemocni "a ose-
trent platici nebyli We vetsine
mad pacienty lecenymi bezplat
ne. Ia posledni roxy bylo kaz
dym rokem osetreno prImer-
ne kolem 5000 nemocnych.
Ustav fizen jest dnes 26 re-
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FORD DAROVAL LORAIN.
SKYM $4,000.

Pomocny fond We prospech
ozebraceneho obyvatelstva v
Lorain rozmnozen byl Fordo-
wynn venovanim ma $4,000. 4
kvoty 100000, ktere sebrati
ma cely stat Ohio, seslo Sc jiz
ma prispevcich vice jak tfeti-
ma, $2O1.937. Jak prohlasuje
Igeneralnf navladni Crabbe,
bude mestu Lorainu povoleno
vydani bondi We vysi 100000
kterych pen6z uzito bude ma
vystavbu obecnich budov bou-
ri bud poskozenych neb zee
la znicenych.
Zpravy z vetsich ohioskych
NEST nasv6dcuji, ze lid ochot-
ne prispiva a v mnohych mis-
tech re byl pffdel prevysen.
Fred A. Miller, predseda stat
nj pomocne komise prohlasu-
je, ze penize dochazi prave
takovym tempem, jak jich je
treba, ale varuje, aby zprava-
mi o priznivem vysledku nena-
stala We sbirkach ochabnost.
Financnf stav mesta Lorain
jiz pred katastrofou nebyl nj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16

ganem, uspofada verejny kon-
cert v sQboti 10. cervence 0
8 hod. vecer We Woodland
Hills parku a v-nedelio 8. hod.
odp. We Washington parku.
Bohaty program 0 10 els
lech bsahuje Stez Fantasii ma
ceske pfsne Cd Bedficha Sme-
tany a cisel ostatnich uva-
dime jen korunovacnf pochod
z opery 'Prorok" cd Meyer
bera, melodickou pfedehru
"Sedlak a basnik Cd Suppe.
"Americkou Hlidku". Krone
tschto provedeno bude j, neko-
lik jinych skladeb popular
Mich. Jako solistu ma kornet
uslysi obecenstvo krajana p.
Aloise Hrubeho. !.
,Parky nase cd valky one
mely, pokud Sc tyce verejnych
koncertd a proto dluzno VI
tati toto obnoveni verejnych
koncertI, ktere pred valkou Sc
staly dostavenickem lidu 'hle-
dajfciho "a letnf DOLBY v sas
dech osvezeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
DIVA HOSI SVRzENI POULIt
Nj KAROU S MOSTU.

Vcera O 8 hod. vecerni hra-
10 81 nekolik hochG ma moste
trait Rapid Transit vedoucim
pres Houghton ave. blize
Woodhill rd., kdyz diva z nich,
9lety Martin German, 2758
vych. Is. ul. a 12lety John
Dutke, 2756 vych. rs. ul., "a
chyceni byli poulicni karou a
svrzeni mostu IL stop vyso.
keho. Hochum ostatnim sc po.
dafilo uteci v cas-.
Germanovi byla zlomena ra
menni kost a snad rozstipe
ma lebka, krone znacnych O
drenin, Dutke je zranen ma hi;
We a krone toho vnitrne, tai
re jest nemocnici sv. Luka
Sc stav jejich prohlasovan z;
velmi kriticky. Ride motor,
nemohl hochy zavcas ma most,
; videti pro zatacku a take ne
mohl slyseti drive jejich volan
az teprve kdyz mu bylo uz ne
mozno zabrzditi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
PLAIN DEALER O MALE
DOHODE.

Mezi redakcnfmi clanky
Gnesniho Plain Dealeru jest
stat titulem Suggestions
from Prague, podavajici ne
ktere vysvetlivky o Male doho
de ceskoslovenska, Jihoslavie
a Rumunska. PravI Sc v mem,
re dohoda byla utvorena inspi-
raci Francie jako predni straz
gallskych zajmG We stredni E.
vrope, dodava ale, re bylo by
chybnym nazirati ma allianci
tuto jako ovladanou Francii,
Jelikoz vSechny tri staty jsou
dplne neodvislymi a pine scho
pnymi upraviti 81 pom6ry do
maci mezinarodni bez jakych
koli navodu velmoci ma zapa-
de. Ma prazske schizi zastup-
GU Male dohody byl podan ty-
to dny navrh, aby Nemecko
bylo pribrano do Ligy narodI,
coz jest povazovano "a dalsi
krok k uklidn6ni Evropy, &C
Sc Francie proti navrhu az
dosud stavela. die Francie ma
byti Nemecko do Ligy pripus-
teno teprve tenkrate, az splni
reparacni zavazky. kdezto v
dohode prevlaM MAJOR, ze prai
We priietim N9mecka do Ligy
spise tento problem rozlustf.
We prospech N9mecka jest j
obrat francouzske republiky k
levemu kfidlu. Jinym zajima-
wynn bodem prazske konferen
ce jest rozhodnuti, ze kazdy
dohodovy stat must pomer k
Rusku upraviti bez ohledu ma
ostatni spoience. Tyce Sc to
hlavne rusko-rumunskeho spo
ru Bessarabii, jez jest die
rozhodnuti versaillsk6ho OBJ
sazena rumunskym vojskem,
aniz by Sc ale Rusko narokI
ma toto svoie byvale dzemi
vzdalo, pres -okolnost, ze oby-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
NUCENE OcKOVANf.

DIE rozkazu zdravotniho ko
misare DIR. Rockwooda musi
Sc as 1000 osob zijicich v dis
triktu ohranicenem Woodland
a Scovill ave. mezi .vych. 35.
a 38. ul. podrobiti nucenemu
ockovanf, nasledkem objeveni
Sc dvou pripadd noveho one
mocneni nestovicemi. X pro-
vedeni dennfho ockovani bylo
do zamorene ctvrti vyslano as
25 lekard a osetrovatelek. Po-
licejni ceta IS policistech
vedena porucikem Bernardem
Jermanem ohranicila zmine-
ne okoli provazy a nedovolu-
je nikomu neockovanemu w.
chazeti. Kdo by ockovani sc
zpecoval, mdze byti zatcen
pro neuposlechnutf zdravotni
ordinance.
Jinak ne1f pffcin k obavam
re by Sc mohla epidemic We
vetsich rozmerech rozsirovati
Uredne jest hlaseno celem
clevelande jen 18 pripadi. Ze
30 onemocn6ni cd /. cervns
skoncily smrti jen A pfipady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16

holnicemi, Is osetfovatelkami
a 81 studentkami osetfovatel-
stvf. Reholnice pochazi vesmes
z jinych NEST, jelikoz dom&ci
rad lstavu pozaduje, re zad-
ma novicka nema slonziti We
SVEN domacim sidle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
KONCERTY WE WOODLAND
HILLS A WASHINGTON
PARCfCH.

Clevelandska koncertnf ka-
pela, dirigovana Walterem Lo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
Miller-Norton Company
VIII Handle ClevelandS
1925 Models Reach Seattle; Chandler Lines
Also Carried

Announcement was made during
the week OF tho selection Of the Aiil
Ter Norton sales company as distribu
tors for the 1885 moicl Cleveland
cars, Incorporated In the announce
ment of the Cleveland Automobile
company was a tribute 10 the ability
and facilities % the MillcrNorton
agency 20 render adequate customer
satisfaction In line with the height.
ened standard OF Cleveland quality,
which Is claimed 20 be ono OF the
high lights OF the assortment OF 1925
models.
The first shipment % tho new mod
els was received during the week
and Is now on display In tho Miller.
Norton salesroom. Tho new Cleyo-
land models take their place along
side the 1885 Chandler models. for
which the Miller Norton company Is
also distributor.
Salient features Of these new cars
are tho Cleveland mileage motor. her.
aided as wonder for maximum
power. fleNihility. speed and endur-
ance. with astounding economy OF
operation. ana new and important
feature termed the "onc shot oiling
system" thru which Is effected the
luhrlcatlon OF IS vital points OF fric,
ton. by the simple pushing OF a foot
pedal
Decision 20 accept the new line was
made. according 20 Miller. during his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
Automotive News I'm Pictures

IL looks like a queer ar
mored car, but it's only the
latest design of a Frenchmdn
Of passenger automobile built
for economy's sake. II cuts
doUn 1Dind resistance to a
minimum and this raised its
efficiency considerably. The
only openings in front arc for
the headlights.
Rubber pairing blocks,
made from old auto tires, are
being tried ont in Boston
streets. They arc said to take
the noise ont of traffic and to
icear better than many pau
ing aterials. John A.
Rourke, a Boston city official,
is shoaon laying the first
blocks.