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New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION
Get Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thoussnds since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets. the substitute for calomtl.
 Dr. Edwards. practicing physician for l7 years and calOmel's old-time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do not contain calomel. but healing, soothing vegetable laxative.
 No griping is the keynote of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tab lets. They cause the bowels and liver 10 act normally. They neveT force them to unnatural action.
 lfyou have a dark brown mouth - bad breath-a dull. tired feeling-sick teadache-torpid liver-constipation, you'll find quick. suIe and pleasant re- suits from one or tvo of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
 Thousands take them every night just to keep right. Try them. l5c and soc.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
HALFOF NEW BRITAIN FREE FROM
 CONSTIPATION You Are Not One of Them, Take
 Beechan's Pills They Do Not Leave You Bound Up

The treatment is easy. Tie first night, take one Beecham's Pill at bedtime. If this does not empty the bowels freely, the second night take two. If this fails, the third night take three-and so on. For \ child old enough to swallow pill, one Beecham's Pill is the dose.
 Buy box of Beeeham's Pills and study the direction sheet. It explains the oniy way to get rid of constipation. Take Beccham's Pills and you will get back into that half of your city that doesn't have constipation. If you would try before you buy, send to our Sales Agents, B. F. ALLEN CO, Dept. T, 4r7 Canal St., New York, for FREE Packet of Beech- am's Pills. Sold in boxes: I. pills, Ioe; 4opills, :;e; go pills, soc, by all Druggists.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
OHMtN TO GIsE CONCERT

Phil ohman Of New York. iolmeri, ot New Britain, considered one of the countr.'s leading rianists. who is gi,- ing a concert with his orchestra at tho shuttle Meadow club Friday cbening. will play at tho John X. Andrews fur niiure sore on Main street Friday aft crnoon at o'c'ocS. Tho concert pill be free To the public. Mr. Ohman is n son of Roy. lbr. g. C. Orman. for merly prstor o' the First Lutheran church of this city and now pastor or q large sp pcdish church in New York rity
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23

House ommittee-Maurice Ken yon, chairman: H. c. Russell. J. D. Devine, I. S. Missal, Roger Mills. Sick visiting committee-Esteemed Leading Knight Edward VierinE, chairman. Bristol: Joseph MacDon- aid, J. Crowley. A. Lefebvre. H. Pons, $. Abel. A. Gosselin. Allan Hall. Thomaston: William Johnson. R. W. Henderson, George Duff. Unionyille: w. F.. Graham, T. s. Rourke. F.. T. Shippe. Terryyille: H. l.. Breault, Joseph Streiglc, William Eustic.. Forestyille: W. l.. o'Connell, J. 2. Douglas, J. l.. Roberts.
 Floral committee-w. F. Tracy. William Johnson, IT. L. Breault, ". l.. O'Connell. W. F. Graham.
 Entertainment committee-Charles Ball. chairman; 1T. Sanford. R. ". Harris, Joseph Carroll. Clyde Waters. Brown Joyce. T. r. o'Brien. F. J. Ranney II. Horkheimer.
 Civic committee-Karl A. Reichs. James l.. Murray, r. X. Cawley, ". J. Malone, B. P. weher.
 Ways and means committee-T. P, o'Brien, chairman; Edward Clayton. Steven Cushner, W. C. Parsons. Myles Culver, R. B. Hurlburt, George Quinion.
 Community velfare--A. r. Tro- thier, chairman; Joseph Culley, John Brown. William Smithwick, Joseph Massach.
 Finance sommittee-Edward yfer- ing. A. F.. rrothier. William Johnson.
 Investigating William Norton, chairman; IT. Pons. II. Dris- coll. William Hynds. r. Kennedy, James T. Case, T. z. Douglas. r. $. Hourke, Joseph streigle. R. W. Hes- derson. A. Gosselin.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
MACLAREN GOES ON
Hritish Eoundw orId I1icr Is Expected io Reach Bombay. India. By This laDing.

l|edsd, lrak, April 2S. According to late despatchcs received here stuart Mscl.aren, he British round. tfc-w"1 lG aviator who arrive al frLdtr Abdas, Persia. last night eN- poets tO reach karachi, Bombay, to- night
 Nh"n MacI.arcn left Corfu April le, he vas IA days behind his sched- ul but i' gained one day at Cairo and a7oiher here and hopes by the t,me cf his arrival in Japan that all the l"s' tim, will have been made up. White tlie plane was at Bagdad, ne. rhanics worked an night long o,er- hauling the controls and re>arn shcl Inc NIs fabric.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
BERLIN TAX PAYERS NoTJcr.

Noiics is hereby given that I will be al the following places 10 receive the Property and Personal Taxes due ihe Town Of Berlin on the List of 1898:
 Blu4 Hill SchOolhouse. Saturday. May ie. s:0e 10 5:s0 o'clock.
 Berlin Toun HaH. Saturday May r.. 1:s0 10 5:30 o'clock.
 BcckIcv Post Office. Tuesday. May %. 5:o9 10 5:eo o'clock.
 East Berlin. Coles Store. Saturday. May s4. 1880 10 s:eg o'clock. Ny ofice, upstairs in Berlin Savings EanS Building. Saturday. May sI. goo 70 S:ee and Monday e,sninss. Nay ;. I-. 1s. s5. from SOC 10 s.to ts stIUcs
 CHARLES r. LEWIS. CoI.ctgr.
 Toun of EsTliz.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23

I low in New Britain last evening. Games. music and refreshments wore enjoyed by all. Miss Rich, who is soon To become tho bride of Egnsr Peterson Of New Britain. was the re. clrlenl or many handsome and useful gifts.
 Miss Ruby Nre has been entertain Ing friend from Hartford al her home on Main street,
 Mrs. Nj. McCrum. who has heen spending tho past winter in Hartford, will retrrn 10 East Berlin inc first Of May and open her residence on Main +trcct for the summer.
 
 Electrical construction. radio sup plies end service. \, II. EdGcrly. Jr, hehslngton. Phone 697-3-adHt.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
MEET TDNipI,t,OW

Wdsh.r eton. April "S. Th. St 'rt"'u't. commission recently ap- pointed hy President Coolidge to ''rs'c,' the economic and national rsp"tts of the proposed St. Lawrence "at';was. will hold ns first mrsIi'.s 2 toIn0rr1w night in New York.
 s"":' tary Hoover. who is chaii dlan D, 'n" commission. conferred with tt.sid"nt Coolidge today on plans foi ;''' mc' ting al which the commission -iI cuillnc its work.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
Cause of Piles

Dr. L@onhardt found inc cause oi piles 10 he internal. That's why salves and operations fail to give lasting re- let. His prescription. Hemroid. L harmless izblcf. removes inc cause. Money hack if it fails Ask C'izrk < HrsinsTd Co. of any good druggist for Dr. LsonhzrIt-s H-rruid.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23

 UNIDENTIFIED MAN
 DOES DIVING ACT Jumps Through Window in ForeSteTS' Hall and Lands in Mud FIRE DOES Si0O DAMAGE
Liquor Case Is Continued ip Berlin Town Court--Men's L,ccun, Ean- quet Draws Large Crowd--kcnsing-
 ton People Inquiring About streets.

Diving out of window into 4 mud puddle is not beins done in tho best regulated families but that is what Happened when one man became ex- cited during a fire at Foresters' hall last night. Charles E. Wright, sccro. iary or the organization. stated that inc scene was one Of order except for this ono instance. He said he saw a rsir Of feet disappear through the window and a moment later heard q splash. He tried to find out who the man was. but did not succeed, The place where he landed in about four inches Of mud was found however, The fire did about sio0 damage.
 The fire occurred during the box. ing bouts which was staged under the auspices of Court Mattabcssett last night. There were about 1Ij men in the hall and several Of the bouts had already been finished NIT. Wright was etandinS near the back of the hall and noticed that the men in one cor nnr were becoming uneasy \ minute later he smelled smoke.
 There was a sudden fare-up of flames and Mr. Wright climbed on a table. telling tbe men that there was no need for excitement. They filed cut in an orderly manner. except q lew who remained behind to fight the flames which were issuing from 3 ra- iiator in the floor. The pipes were torn oln.
 While some of tho men were fight ing the fire someone else telephoned for the New Britain fire department and Co. No. responded, but when inc truck arrived the fire had been ex- 1 iusuished.
 It was stated today that the fire 1 was probably due to a cigarette i thrown into the register. There have l hsen several dances at the hall. dur ing which confetti has been used. II : is thought that this has gradually | sitted into the pipes and was ignited when the cigarette was thrown into tho pipes.
 Nasso Case Continued
 The case Of Joseph and Catherine f Wasso Of Christian Lane. charged with manufacturing and selling liquor. vas continued until next Tuesday night by Judge George Griswold in the Berlin town court last night. This vas done at the request of ths attorney for the ! defendants, David l.. Nsir Of New Britain. The duo pers arrested Sunday in a raid by tvo Of the Berlin officers. in which q still. some liquor and quantity of mash was found in the house.
 Fintd for Reckless 1Driving Kenneth F. Noble Of Hartford was fined s25 and costs by Judge Grisxold [ on charge Of reckless driving. He filed an appeal to the superior court.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
PAT MNRE nIILIY

ToNa' kara, Ark. April .S.--pat harr. Oil promoter. was found guilty ii it''tTai court today on one count ah1 not guilty on 1a other counts Of an indie mcnt charging misuse of thc niaiis. His three codcfendants were found not guiiiy.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
Isthian Sister Initiation

A large class of candidates will be initiated into Pythian Temple, No. 20, Pythian Sisters, at a regular meeting tl:is evening in Odd Fellows hall. Many visitors from surrounding tem- pies are expected 10 be present and a aGctsl will follow the work. Refresh r.elts will be served. All members of the ucGree team are asked to be on hand.
 Legion Auxiliary Meets
 The regular meeting of the .Ameri- can Legion auxiliary to Brock-Bar post will be held in Brock Barnes post rooms on Whiting street tomor- row evening at o'clock. 4 number O. in portant matters are to be dis cussed and a large attendance is looked forward to.
 Return From California
 Mrs Leo l.aGoy and daughter Of West Main street have returned 10 their home in PlainNille aft 1T hINisg spen, several months visiting rela- tiN's in Big Pine. California. They reside at the Mapehurst.
 Helping Hand Club
 The Helping Hand club" Of the Advent Christian church will meet with Mrs. Hazel McBurney on Bo- hcinla street tomorrow afternoon at . o'clock. 4 number of important matters are 10 be discussed and ali ladies who are interested are invited to attend.
 To Conduct Drive
 Miss Ellen smith, assistant ph3r- macist in the Galpin Drug co.. has been secured hy members of the Ad- Eisory Board to conduct the reprnsen- tatlve of the Salvation army to the business hoascs in the cent 1T.
 Miss Smith, who will be the Saiva- ton lassic for the day, will be &C., connpanied by w. T. Morrissey of the army and he will make s canvass Of the stores and business places in tho interests of the Home Service appeal being carried on this week. No Ic- ports have been made yet as 10 the progress of the drive, but it is cx- pectcd that by the end of the week, the quota Of $500 will be more than subscribed. All money over the ps- ual quota, will be kept in town.
 Plain, ille Briefs
 pr. James F. Prior of Boston. [ Mass, has returned to his home after attending the funeral of Mrs. Thomas F. Prior which was held yesterday rorninS.
 Court General l.awton. r. of A., { neld regular meeting in the Legion iall on Whiting street last evening at Nbich routine business was transact d.
 Scquassen lodge, I. 0. c. F., will lcld regular meeting tomorrow ,Nt hing in Odd Fellows hall.
 Congregational churc'1 supper. ,ream chicken, peas, baked potatoes, tuffed eggs. pickles, rolls. apple pic. heese and coffce--@5 ccnts--6:S0 D. n. Thursday.--advt. Reliable moving by hour or con. ract. Call liT. il pays. Al goods ra insured. Long distance work pecialty. Thomas A, Costello, 62 fierce St. Tel. IF.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
,.i,cn Farewell Party
{ hliYh smnncr TnmnIroM

Tie church supper 10 he giseu at the congregational churrh psrlors to- t.otrow etcninE at 6:5O o'clock and Inc tsIk 10 be given following tho re- past by Chaplain urNiile Y. Fisher vho p-as recently detached from the American forces in China. will prob ab'y bc inc biggest affair Of it's kind in some time. The cx-ser,ice men Of Iaain,iile and their wives will be the EIl. sts of honor.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23

NIT. and Mrs. John Fallcn Of Ber- lin avenue have returned after hay. ins spent Easter as the guests c< relatives in Providence, F. |.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23

The condition Of William Fletcher, five year old son Of Mir. and Mrs. James Fletcher of Eden avenue. is much Improved. He has been ilI at his home with an attack Of pneu- monia.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23

Edward Emet Of Main street has taken 2 position as shipping clerk in the Southington Hardware Co.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23

James Stewart Of Oak street is the owner Of a new sedan automobile. John Castles of Mill street is the owner Of new limousine.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
SOUIHINGlON NEWS

Anna Morrell, three and one.hait year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs Robert Morrcll Of Germania street, is confined 10 the New Haven hospital. The condition of the child is said to be serious.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23

Mrs. Ellen Kelley of Eden avenue was awarded the hand embroidered in the Community home Monday apron given hy the st. Aunc's Guild night.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23

Mir. and Mrs Max zeimet of Buck. land street announce the engagement of their daughter. Charlotte Naleria, 10 Frank \. isupt. son Of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Haupt of Berlin street.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23

Albert Johnson or Main street died yesterday afternoon at the Meriden hospital after several weeks illness at thc institution. He vas . resident of Southington for about a year and until the lime Of his illness which started four vccis ago. he vas em- ploIcd by the southinston Hsrd- "are 70.
 He is survived by his wife. one daughter. Avis. and one son. Marvin, all of Somhirgton. The funeral will be held Thursday aftarnoor at c:se o'clock from his home on Main street and burial will be in Oak Hill ceme- tcrr.
 Mir. Johnson although only a resi- dent of this town for 2 short time enjoyed a wide acquaintance. He vas a member Of Harmony lodge. \. r. and <. M.. of New Britain and was also member of the improved Order or odd Fellows.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
Park Board Tonight.

Activities for the summer will be discussed at the park board meeting tonight. Arrangements have already been made for the spring care or inc parks and work has been started 10 repair any damage Of the winter Location of a tourist camp at Rock. well he among the matters soon io he taken up D., the commission he. cause Of inc general demand fer such s site.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
start Ers,trfar;uc,

fesurfacins Of the floor at inc high Fchool gymnasium in sriicipa- lion of tho police bull on Friday night began today. The floor was dam aged hy inc recent food but will he n fine shape for inc police event Special lighting effects arc also being arranged fer the ball.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23

Tho condition Of Mrs. <. Y. Oxley. who recently underwent a successful operation al St. Francis hospital in Hart ford. continues 10 show improve ment.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
Attends Faster Musicale.

William ]. rhelan of the Bristol Furniture Co. attended inc Easter musical service on last sunday at St' Patrick's Cathedral in New York hs the guest Of John Finnegan. tenor Solois' of the cathedral. Mir. t'inne. gan 'as one Of the artists who an. p"ared in this city s short time ago al ihe knlghis Of c'oinmhns rorital-
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23

Reliable moving by hour or con. tract. Call IF, il pays. All goods sre insured. Long distance work a speciality. Thomas A. Costello. g. Pierce St. Tel. IF.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
Miss Dono,an Entcriains.

Miss Mac Donovan of Divinity street will entertain about .b couples tonight at the Elks club with a card party al which whis, and bridge VIII be in play. Following the card playing a luncheon will be served and dancing will take place. Miss Dono- van is connected with the office de. parn1ent Of the Bristol Furniture Co.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
Funeral Of Mrs. Hcaly.

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary ieay kas held this morning at S:S0 o'clock al her home on Divinity street. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at o'clock at St. Jo- seph's church by tho psstoy. the Rev. Oliver r. Msgnell. The surial was in the St. Thomas cemetery. Mrs. Healy was the mother Of Joserh Hcaly. well known in theatrical cir- cIes, as good portion Of his life hase been spent behind the foot. lights in the leading cities of tho country.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23

Congregational church supper. Cream chicken peas, baked potatoes, stuffed eggs. pickles, rolls. apple pic. cheese and coffce--"5 ccnts-6:S0 D. m. Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
Bristol Briefs.
May l.N'.I,angc Land


 Electors of tho First school dist ri,t lave heen urti6ed Of . special school msrtinE or that district Tbursdav night at the Federal HilI sqhool when action 7ill he taken on the strairH- icninE out of the land surroundinns ihe John I. Jennings school on Bur. linrton avenue. The acccptgnra nY A dced for the Suburban Homes. Inc Tor strip cf land. along ihe rassray a' the north line Of the school prop s-ty Hiii he considered and also the Eiving Of a dced to the real estate concern for strip or land at the west line Of the school property. The interchange Of property will be with out cost 10 the district
 Installation Of more modern sanitary system at the Federal Hill school at cost Of about s4.00O will also be taken ID al this meeting.
 E.Iks Officers Announced.
 Announcement has been made bv Exalted Ruier Thomas ]. MaIley Of the appointirc officers Of Bristol lodge Of Eiks for the coming year as folioHs:
 Esquire Harold Eaton.
 Inner Tuard--W. H. Nosck.
 t'hapiain-rsst Exaited Ruler n. r rroutey.
 orranist -Jchn Echan.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
Former Resident Dies

With the anniversary celebration of the '. A. E. society or kersiusfon cnlr 2 day off. people arc looking forward with great interest to thn event. If is expected that visitors pill be present from many ncighborins or sanizations. Several good speakers are on the program and thn "eats" VIII he the best obtainable. The hall will be crowded with members and their wives and sweethearts Dancing will follow the banqucf.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-23
Masso Case Continued

Kenneth F. Noble Of Hartford was fined s25 and costs by Judge Griswold on a charge of reckless driving. He filed an appeal to the superior court.
The Washington times., 1924-06-16

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consists fof finely jeweled Elgin move
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-09
KOMISAkI OkRESNf NEFE-
DRUJf SYSTEM UZAykE-
INCH DfLEN.

Okresni komisafi vyvraceli
vcera rozsirenou povest', ze
by nekomu byli slibili, ze dali
pfednost pri nabidkach ma
stavby clevelandskym kontrak
torlm a ze ma techto pracfch
ma byti vylucne zamestnano
jen uniove delnictvo.
X projevu komisarG doslo,
kdyz Rada stavebnich remesel
rozeslaia cirkulare, v kterych
bylo udano, ze prace zadana
bude jen tomu podnikatelovi,
ktery ma stavbe noveho Hill
ard I'd. mostu zam9stna jen
delnictvo organisovane.
"Bylo by to protizakonne a
prace zadana byla firms
Walsh Construction Co., pro.
toze podala nejnHsf nabfdku,'
vysvetluje jeden z komisaf1
Jerry Zrhhnt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-09

Isvemu nskute6nSni. Jako nejvaz-
nSjsi kandidat Sc jjmenujc nitran-
sky biskup DIR. kmet' 'ko. jehoz na-
stupcem ma byti professor trnav-
skeho gymnasia DR.. Pavcl Zizka.
Zauedcni anelicke soboty q
praisk5ch uelkoobchodech galan-
iefnfm zbozim. Pc zpGsobu
anglicke soboty zavedene Pra-
ze v mnohych oborech obchodu a
primyslu. ucinsno mezi velkoob-
ohodniky galanternim zbozim q
.odborem Obchod Jednotneho sva-
~ soukromych a vefejnych "a
msstnancd. Praha H.. Jungmano-
va 70 ujednani. die nShoz poci'
maize sobotou dne Il. cervna t. r.
zavadi Sc al ma dalsi. sobotni od-
poledni volno. !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-09
ZfTRA ZAPOcNE POROTN1
VYSETkOvANf UPADKU
MUNICIPAL LOAN co.

Zvlastni velkoporota sesta-
vena z Is obcanl vetsinou z
obchodnickych kruh1, zapoc-
ne Ultra dopoledne o 10. hod.
vysetrovati .prfciny upadku
Municipal a Representative
spolecnosti, jak narizeno bylo
generalnim navladnfm C. c..
Crabbem. Setreni Romano bu-
de pred okresnim soudcem F.
C. Phillipsem. Predvolano bu-
de 26 svedkI, vcetne nekolika
drednfkd skrachovanych spole
cnosti. zalobu zastupovati bu-
dou pravnici zvlaste k tomu
1celu jmenovani, P. l.. A. Lieg
hley, Charles Higley a D. E.
Green, kterf pomery v podni-
ku zavladnuvsi vystudovali "a
verejnych slyseni a jejichz ma
ley vysetrovani slouziti budou
"a zaklad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-09
MEZI KARBANfKY.

V dome Johna Polschucka,
1862 vych. 40. ul., provozovan
byl horlive karbanicky sport.
Kdyz Sc kolem pdlnoci pre-
stale hrati, mel Polschuck pro
hrano $124. Prohra mu media
la spati, vstal o 6. hodine ran
nj a vyherci Majkovi Cookovi,
jenz u neho bydli v podnaj-
mu, pfidrzel revolver k nosu
$ vyzvou, aby pekne penize
vratil. Cook takto zdvorile
vybidnut vratil $94, ale sci row
nou ma policii, kde zafidil "a
tceni domaciho pana. Nejlep-
81 pri tom jest, re Cook vdbec
popfra, ze v karty hral ze
byl o vlastni penize obran jen
lupicskou methodou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-09
EcLEvELANDSKA ucAST MA
fSMUTKU v BfLEM DOME.

y
Ia nepfitomnosti mestskeho
managera Hopkinse naridil ta-
jemnfk tehoz w. G. Murphy,
ma dukaz smutku mad zemfe-
lynn synem presidentovym, aby
stazena byla vlajka ma name
sti do poloviny zerde a podob-
ne Sc stalo j ma vsech hasic-
skye stanicich. Mayor Townes
zaslal do Washingtonu SOU
strastny Telegram a podobn6
Sc zachovala j pfedmesti. Kro
ME techto oficielnich projevi
odeslan byl velky pocet kon-
dolenci jak jednotlivci tax
rlznych organisaci. Vlajky v
Clevelandu budou snizovany
ma zerdich kazdodenne az do
dne pohrbu, ktery konan bu-
de v patek v Plymouth, vt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-09
OBET POHRAVANf Sc
STkELNOU ZBRANf.

Umelec zamestnany u Brad.
ley Film Studios, 31lety Her
man Kiethly, 1724O Lorain
ave. a jeho spoluzamestnanec
teze spolecnosti David Davis,
1927 Avondale ave., Cleveland
Heights, vesli vcera do drado-
vni smirciho soudce Geltmana
2 Parma, jez jest spojena z
Bradley SUDDEN v budova
Film Exchange ma vych. 21.
ul.
Ma ,stolku soudce lezelo ne.
kolik, revolveri. Davis jednu
zbrah wal a zertem namiril
ma kolegu Kiethleye, zahrme-
la rama a poslednejsi mel kuli
Y prave strane prsou. v plicich.
Temer v beznadeinem stavu
byl dovezen do Lakeside me-
mocnice. Ma Davise vsak DO.
sud zaloba podana nebyla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-09
PAN "DOCHTOR" A JEHO
MEDICfNA.

Ma st. Clair vseobecne jako
pan dochtor" znamy John
Klasnic, 4408 st. Clair ave.,
byl vcera dvema prohibicnimi
slidily, az z druhe strany me-
sta, z Linndale, shlednut, jak
zastaven byl dvema "pacien.
ty', kteri jej pozadali O "me.
dicinu". Pan "dochtor" sci s
onemocnelymi "a vrata jiste.
no domu, kde je posiloval. spe
houni sh 81 take pro medicinu
a mic netusici Klasnic je vyle-
Gil take. V odmenu "a to byl
zatcen jelikoz v jeho ambu-
lantnf lekarne nalezeny byly
dive kvartove lahve koraly, byl
ma policejnim soude Lindalle
odsouzen k pokute 5000 a ma
hrade soudnich Gtrat.