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The Washington times., 1924-10-16

WuSn IA hSHHeuy
temporarily parked the "My
gawis!" and other props Of the
more or less legitimate drama
and switched over to musical
comedy in Poppy" last year,
she pioneered what has be-
come a very pronounced hegira
Of younger actresses to musical
comedy. And the surprising
thing about it is that. all the
lovely ladies promise the same
proficiency in the tune depart
ment as they have shown at
the sock and buskin counter.
Billie Burke is starring in a
musical version Of "Good Ora
cious Annabelle," known as
"Annie Dear" and Ruth Chat
terson will be seen and heard
in 1.-THE Magnolia Lady," under
Henry Miller's management at
Polls. Then there is Hope
Hampton, noted as a film star,
who is to have the title role
in MADAME Pompadour," the
Beck Dillingham; musical pro-
duction slated to open the
new Beck theater and Dorothy
Dalton, who is promising to
essay the principal role in
Vajda comedy called "Mr.
Bobby" musicalized by Rudolf
Friml and Herbert Stothart.
In addition to these, it wasn't
so long ago that Genevieve
Tobin, heretofore in the nom
musical drama, played a stellar
role in "Dear Sir" which was
an Edgar Selwyn comedy, with
Jerome Kern tunes.
A trip to Heaven threatens to
cost Famous Players-Lasky Cor
poration and Cecil DeMille a
half million dollars. :.
William Harris, producer Of
the Broadway stage hit of last
season, Outward Bound" with
: Margola Gilmore and Alfred
Lunt, AYERS that in Cecil De
Miles last picture, EJECT of
Clay" the death sequence show
ing the hero and heroine (Rod
LaRocque and Vera Reynolds)
journey across the Bridge Of
Death to the portals Of Heaven.
infringes on similar scenes in
his production. "Outward
Bound was written by Sutton
Vane, "Feet Of Clay" by Mar
garetta futile.
Accordingly, Mr.. Harris is
going to sue Famous Players
Lasky Corporation and Cecil
DeMille for this "trip to
heaven" to the tune of half
million dollars. The movie
rights of "Outward Bound" had
not been sold and with the film
ing of the highlight Of the play
in eject Of Clay" the possibili-
ties to dispose of the film
rights, in addition to other
sides of this question, are weak
ened, according to the Harris
offices.
eject Of Clay" comes to the
Columbia for week beginning
Sunday.
Gossip.
Morris Gest, always on the
alert for foreign novelties, has
issued a ukase stating that he
will positively bring over a
Russian Opera company, re-
ported to be quite MS novel as
either the Chauve Souris or
the Moscow Art Theater.
Meanwhile the greatest Of
religious spectacIes, "The
The Washington times., 1924-10-16
COLUMBIA
EJECT Of Clay"

The mighty romance OF the
Revolution that D. w. Griffith
gave the screen under the title
Of America" win positively close
its engagement at popular prices
at Loew's Columbia, next Satur.
day night, and win be succeeded
at the Columbia by Cecil B. De-
Miles gorgeous and thrilling pic
turizaticn OF Feet Of Clay" based
on the novel by Margaretta futile.
Feet OF Clay" viii open its en-
gagement at the Columbia Sunday
afternoon and will continue as
the attraction at the Columbia
for the coming week.
The Washington times., 1924-10-16
PALACE
Merton Of the Moyies,' =

Merton of the Movies" the
Paramount perturbation OF the
noted novel by Harry Leon Wilson
and the Broadway stage success
by George s. Kaufman and Marc
Connolly, with Glenn Hunter in
the title role. supported by Viola
Dana, will be presented as the
featured attraction at Loew's'
Palace Theater for the week begin.
ming next Sunday afternoon. The
story IL that Of a small-town
grocery clerk who dreams Of. fame
and fortune In Hollywood and at
last seeks and wins It.
The Washington times., 1924-10-16
RIALTO-
"The Rose Of Paris"

On the silver sheet at the
Rialto next week Mary Philbin,
the "Merry-G Go. Round" girl, will
hold forth in The Rose of
Paris" 1t is said this picture
offess the sweet little star one
Of fhe best parts Of her career.
Miss Philbin won the Elkn'
beauty contest In Chicago ana
almost at once jumped into star
The Washington times., 1924-10-16
LONDON REVUE
HEADS THE LIST

lom. She made q sensational
,uccess as the girl in ''Merry.Cso.
Round" and the Bowery Rose In
Fools Highway"
The Washington times., 1924-10-16
BRONCHULINE
SICK WOMAN
MADE HAPPY
Entirely Restored to Health
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Mart, Texas. -'Ihave taken Lydia
u. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Evening star., 1924-05-09

John w. O'Leary, Chicago, were new
ly elected vice presidents. Thomas e.
Wilson, Chicago packer, who recently
submitted his resignation as re-
Charles F. Weed of Boston, an hon
orary vice president.
Other Omcers Reelected.
All other officers were reelected.
Seventeen directors nominated by
balloting Monday were elected, with
the exception of Frederick j. Haynes,
Detroit, whose name was withdrawn
in favor of r 7. Moore of Shreveport.
a senior member of the chamber.
when the nomination of four men
from the sixth district revealed
conflict with the bylaws.
Discussion of resolutions by the
board of directors brought out the
suggestion that the chamber broach
to the State Department the advisa-
bility of giving spokesman of busi-
ness a more prominent part in inter-
national treaty making.
Clauses in the Lausanne treaty
viewed as unfavorable to foreign
commercial enterprise. the promised
success of the experts committees
work in aiding the economic stabili-
cation of Europe, and the vigorous
handling of the exclusion question In
the present convention were men
toned as indicative of the need for
policy upon Americas international
relations.
Approve Auto Registrn tion.
A resolution sponsored by insur
ance interests, advocating automobile
registration as a protective measure
against theft, was approved. Other
resolutions urged steps to definitely
establish the status and proper func-
tions of trade associations and special
schooling for trade organization ex-
ecutiveS.
tribute to the leadership of Presi-
dent Barnes expressed confidence in
his actions and judgment, despite the
petty and mendacious criticism"
from without the organization.
The guiding principles in tax revi-
sion. the report stated. should be
those designed to increase the capital
available for productive enterprise
Evening star., 1924-05-09

and commerce" Protest was entered
against the proposal to make public
income tax reports and against
special state taxes on insurance COM
panies.
Indorse Farm Bill.
Agriculture needs no new recog-
milton from other fields of economic
activity in the United States" said a
resolution opposing the McNary-
Haugen bill for government buying
corporation to control price levels of
farm products.
Misfortune has come to some
forms of agriculture by reason in
part of conditions to which all busi-
ness activity is subject, and in part to
the hazards to which agriculture is
peculiarly exposed it reads.
The soldiers bonus and the Howell
Barkley bill, which would abolish the
railroad labor board, were opposed.
The declaration on international
economic restoration expressed a de-
sire also "to support cordially the
Evening star., 1924-05-09
proposal for a general international

proposal for a general international
conference to deal with economic
questions and the further Limitation
of armament when the experts plans
have been in operation for such a
period that steps for a further con-
ference may be taken with confidence
of success"
The chamber regards the world
court as "a going concern in the
promotion OF orderly international
processes worthy of the moral sup
port of the United States" and an in
stitution likely to show mo substan-
tial improvement" through reorgani-
zation.
Increased compensation for postal
employees in certain communities was
viewed as desirable las a temporary
measure" The resolution also urged
adoption by Congress of compre-
hensive building program for the de-
partment.
A flexible quota in order that Sim
Evening star., 1924-05-09

migration may more nearly accord
with our own conditions was urged
The code of business ethics sub
mitted to the convention Monday
was approved.
Selection of next years meeting
place will be made by the board OF
directors during the year.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
Freed of Murder Charge.

AIKEN. S. c., May 9.-The jury in
the trial OF G. Tillman Williams,
charged with the murder of his cou-
sin, Willie f. Rawls, returned a ver-
dict of not guilty, in general ses-
sions court here yesterday, after de-
liberating one hour.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
room and escaped with $500 in cur

IUOf1I N11io csOIPcu !" TUT SoIOVV III CUT
rency.
But one bullet was fired during the
systematic 1ooting of the cages, this
at Louis Bella, janitor, who respond
ed slowly to the commands of the
leader. The bullet iInbedded itself
in the arm of Belzas chair.
No one could be found who had
seen the four men after they left
the bank
Evening star., 1924-05-09
Don't Spoil Your Child's
Hair By Washing 1t

When you wash children's hair be care
! full what You use. Many soaps and pre-
pared shampoos contain too much free
\ aIkali, which is very injurious. it dries
! the scalp and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to Use is Muisifed cocoa
nut oil shampoo, for this is pure and en-
: tirely greaseless. 1t is inexpensive and
beats anything else all to pieces.
Two or three teaspoonfuls is all that is
! required Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub it in. 1t makes an abun-
| dance of rich, creamy lather, which cleanses
I thoroughly. and rinses out easily. The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft,
fresh-lcoking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy
/ to manage. Besides, it loosens and takes
out every particle of dust, dirt and dan
druff You can get Mulsihed cocoanut oil
shampoo at any drug store. and few
ounces will last for months.-AdYertise
ment.'
Evening star., 1924-05-09

Among the foreign students at the
Western College for Women, Oxford,
Ohio, is Miss Grace Chu, a niece Of
Hsuing Shi Ling, who has premier
of China during the first republic.
Evening star., 1924-05-09
BANDITS GET $500.
Four Armed Men Rob Bank in
Chicago Suburb,

CHICAGO. May 9.-During the busi-
ness lull at noon yesterday four men,
all armed, entered the Berwyn State
Bank in Berwyn, a suburb, thrust
four employees into the directors
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-11
ODVAzNY UTEK MLADEHO
~ KARANCE.

Vypomocny serif H. S. Buck
dopravovai vcera do polepsov
ny pro muzskou mladez v Ian
caster, o., diva mladiky. Jeli
vlakem New York Central
drahy, ujizdejfcim 40 mil "a
hodinu, kdyz 17lety Clayton
Martin pozadal serifa o dovo-
leni k napiti a teto pfilezitosti
uzil k nebezpecnemu seskoku.
Buck uprchlfka nemohl prona-
sledovati MAZE ma starosti We
zn6 druheho. Oba mladici "a
tceni byli pred dv6ma tydny v
Ashtabule pro podezfele cho-
vani ma nadrazi, kde zahad-
nym zpdsobem cd lokomotivy
odpoutan byl nakladni wagon.
Martin je pres svoje mladi jiz
starym znamym v uvedene pc
lepSovne. Policie dnes po ute
cenci patra v clevelandskych
nemocnicich.
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uSPEcH DyO.RAKOV Y
SkLADBY MA cTVRTEc-
MIN KONCERTU.

We ctvrtek vystoupil nd sym
fonickem koncertu Cleveland
sk6ho orchestra v Masonic Hal
ma Euclid ave. span6lsky Cell
sta Pablo Casals, jenz sehral
Dvorakdv koncert, kompono-
vany pro tento nastroj lka-
vych a tklivych tond. Hudebni
kritik vzdava chvalu virtuoso-
vi, jehoz. nazyva neprekonatel
nym a vzdava hold j nasemu
mistrovi tvrzenim, re pro cello
nebylo napsano dila lepsiho.
Krone Dvoraka a jinych hui
debnich klasiki byl ma pro-
gramu jako zav9recne cislo
cajkovskeho Slovansky po-
chod.
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20 STOPE LOUPEzNE VRAz
DY v YOUNCSTOWNu.

Dne 20. prosince zastrelen
byl "a loupezneho prepadeni
mattel cukrovinkoveho obcho
du Gus. Phillips, 1902 Him
rod ave. Youngstown. Podezre-
nj upadlo ma iisteho Clevelan-
dana. bydlfciho ma vych. sc.
ul. Dunn byl stfezen a We stre
du zpo7orovano, re manzelka
.podezfeleho muze obdrzela
telegram. Policejni skadrona
pod serzantem Frankem Sta
rym 81 telegram vyzadala -
stalo v mem. aby zena muzi
dopsala do Cantonu. Policie
vsak tuto korespondenci obsta
rala sama a kdyz 81 adresat
Y Cantonu pfisel pro dopis,
byl zatcen. Jiny Cleveland an,
jenz byl bcityrn sv9dkem lou
pezne vrazdy. odiel jiz 2 me-
sta, aby pachatele zlocinu
pomohl ziistit.
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JEDNANf q PODMfNKACH
v LETOsNf STAvEBNf
SEZONE.

Jak sob6 bude pocfnati The
American Plan Association "a
letosni stavebni situace, ma
byti oznameno ma vyrocnl
schtzi pofadane v ttery V po-
ledne Statlerov6 hotelu, jak
pravi F. Long, manager orga-
nisace otevrenych dilen, jellz
clenstvo Sc rekrutuje 2 kruhu
tovarnickych. Jako hlavni rec
mix pozvan byl E. II. David
son, reditel organisace podob-
ne st. Paul, ktery bude W.
praveti, jak zavedena byla o.
tevrena dina v zminenem me-
ste kterez methody pry V
stavebnictvi uspoi-ily ohromne
sunny. Stavebni pracovni pod
minky jsou pry zde, die Longa
nejhorsimi re vsech amerlc-
kych velkych NEST vyjma snad
Chicago a New Yorku. Ma u
terni schdzi bude provedena /
volba 1redniku tohoto bOjov-
neho telesa.
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SIBRINKY SOKOLA
KOMENSKY.

Ultra vecer zavladne pravy
masopustni rel v Mt. Pleasant
ma vych. 131. ul. V spolkove
sini, kde Sokol J. A. Komen-
sky porada vyrocni mumraj,
oblibene sibfinky. Hlavni a
trakci krone tance pri sokol-
ske hudbe bude soutez desiti
nejlepsich masek 0 pekne ce-
nv, kter6 budi obdiv We W.
kladni skrini B. Ptaka ma 131.
ul., kde jsou vystaveny. Ia
bavni vybor ocekava jako oby
ceine velkou navSt6vu a odpo-
rucuje pouzfti predprodeje v
obchod6 p. Van6. kde mono
obdrzeti vstupenky.
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"PozEHNANf" PRoHIBlcE.

Statistika "a uplynuly rok
mas poucuje, ze pres vsechnu
starost prohibicnich uradi o
vseobecnou ocistu sc vlastne
pijanstvi rozmaha. Roku 1923
zahynulo nasledkem pitt otrav
nych lihovin 96 osob, o 90 vic
nez roku predminuleho. Podo-
bny obrazek poskytuje vypo-
Get vsech pro opilstvf zatce-
nych, kterych bylo v roce 1920
1924. kdezto loni jiz 1912,
jinymi slovy skorem jeste je-
dnou tolik. V poGtu zahrnuti
jsou j ii zatceni, jichz "opice"
byla lehciho razu, tax ze byli
po prospani ma policejni stani-
ci jednoduse bez dalsiho pro-
nasledovani 4ropust6ni. Opil-
Gu. skutecnych vytrznikG do
stalo Sc r. 1920 pred soud 474,
kdezto r. 1923 ! iiz 1894. Pro
poruseni prohibicnich zakoni
bvlo loni zatceno 2O89 osob
vice nezli pfedloni. Cislice. ne
jsou vzatv listd prohibici ne-
pfatelskych, naopak, ale, neu-
vadi Dfesn6 celou cernou. stats
tiku. nebot' mnoho. nescislne
mnoho podobnych pripadi ne
nj vtbec zaznamenano; zejme
ma onemocn6ni lehcfho razu a
podobn6. s
Zcela spravn6 podotyka o.
kresni zalobce Stanton. ze
vsechny zakonv protilfhove Wv
konalv jen velice malo pro ma
pravu.
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tily ruch panuje / V depart
mentech jinych. Riditel parku
Harmon spekuluje, jak by Ger
nozlute Kohlerovy natery pre-
barvil, riditel sluzby Ferguson
vykonal osobni inspekci V
"smradiku" We Willow, riditel
pravnich zalezitosti Sc stara o
zvysenou dfedni cinnost a ma
vstivi 1radovnu policeiniho
zalobce Karla Jilka. Bylo u
sneseno dorucovati v budouc-
nu obsilky postou ne jak by
valo zvykem policejnimi straz
Milky. Cinnost bezpecnostniho
reditele Sc pax vyvfji V najez-
dech proti herman, o kterych
Sc zminujeme ma mist6 jinem.
radnlcnlch chOdDacn pa
nuje taktez cily zivot, neb Sc
hemzi sty navstevniku, snazi-
cich Sc uloviti nejaky "dzab".
Do vsech Department. dosta-
vio Sc po stu az 200 zadateld,
ale jejich snahy jsou malo ma
define, neb m6sto personal, as
pom prozatimne, rozsirovati
nebude a kdyz Sc tax stane,
bude o pfijeti rozhodovati je-
dine osobnf zpIsobilost, jak
prohlasuje sam Hopkins.
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Zvlastni upozorneni
ct. vefejnosti 4 Gle
MIN LuInir -Hlahol.

Zadame tfInto vsechny
cleny Peveckeho Sboru Lu-
mir Hlahol, kteff nalezeli a
neb jsou nynf cleny Sboru
naseho a lcinkovali jiz phi
''Prodane Nev6st6D by Sc
dostavili ma zkousky, ktere
Sc konaji kazdy ctvrtek Y 8
hod. vecer v Besidkach Ce-
ske Narodni Sine ma Broad
way. Soucasn6 zadame 4T
chny pfiznivce Sboru ann
lovniky zpevu, by Sc pfihla-
sill a spolupIsobili $ nami k
provedenf teto ceske opery,
ktera bude~ davana pri jubi-
lejnf oslave @tvirce ''Proda-
ne Nevesty', Bedricha Sine
tany, v nedeli 16. bfezna.
Jmenem Peveckeho Sboru
4 Lumir-Hlah
VYBOR.
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MASkARNf PIES PRAZ-
SKYCH PEPfK0.

Prazsti Pepfci mali Ultra We
Ger v SokolOvn6 ma Wendell
pfi klubovni hudb6 "ieneralni
veislap' ma velkou spokovou
maskaradu, kde Dude legrace
n svandy pine diva vagony.
Kdo dovede ma sebe nejpoda-
fen6isi maskarou pripoutat vse
obecnou pOZornost, dostane Sc
pred porotu, ale ne pred ia
kou, ktera odsuzuie do krimi-
nalu neb k skrabani brambor
ma farm6. ale rOzdava pekne
premie.
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PRODLOUzENf DOBY PRO
zfsKANf AUTOTABULEK.

Pres ujistavani. ze dnesni-
no dne rrodlouzena lhita me-
bude prekrocena. musela bFti
lhHta tato ma telegrafickou "a
dost. zaslanou statnimu taiem
nsku I. II. Brownovi. pro-
dlouzena do 81. ledna. Prolon
race stala sc proto. ze tabul-
XIV. hntover6 v trestnici. memo
hlv bVti v'ihec ieSt1 vSerhnv
dndanv. schazi PRIV jich ieSt2
10000. Licence dosnd nema
M $4,000 maiiteln aut.
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ORICINELNf NASTENNY KA
LENDAR MA ROK 1924.

Dnes je doba kalendard. ale
vzdor tomu, ze skoro v kaz-
dem obchode dostanete letos
kalendar (vetsinou nezbyt-
nou znackou "Made in Ger
many'), kalendaTd. ktere by
hvly umeleckym vyrobkem a
zaroven vyznatovaly sc nasim
ovzdusim a originalitou, neni
skltecne mnoho. >.
P6kny nastenny kalendar
vvdala letos firmn DOURRA-
VA & SPERAKUS. prenlavni
kancelar. 355 East 73rd Street.
New York. N. Y. ktera kaz-
dVm rokem vvdava kalendar
die navrhH nektereho 2 cesko-
americkych um6lcn.
La+os ia to krasnv pohled
ra east hlavniho m6sta nasi
ranuhlikv. kde dominuie sfdlO
r~esidentovo. Hradeanv. nod
mimi staroslavnV Karluv Ka-
nennV most. kol ohrazu vine
so zeleny vfnec lipovvmi. ra-
tolestmi. unrostreds pak ie a
merickv znak. = Kalendar lie
vk,sn6 nnravent a ie ozdObou
kasd6 domacnosti.
TIvedena firma zasle jei
b"5deru nasemu odb9rateh "a
ohnos 10c.
Donorutuieme.
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DALSl NAJEzDY PRO otlsTU MtsTA.
! sNOvYCH 800 ZATCENYCH.

ma policejni stanici, ably pro-
testoval prot zabaveni stroj-
XII q tvrdi, Z automaty pfipra-
veny jsou pro vyvoz a re pro-
tihracsky zakon, ulozenim jich
We sklepe nikterak porusen ne
byl. Protest jeho byl vyslech-
nut a protestant zavren take.
Byl ale po slozeni osobni "a
ruky propusten. Hodla svij
majetek haiti pomoci pravni-
XII. Odpor bude mu as malo
platnym, neb policejni nacel-
mix prohlasuie, re zakon me-
cini rozdilu je-li stroiek male
zen v cinnosti neb nikoli.
Vsichni We stfedu zatGeni,
kteri jsou vesmGs ma svoboda
po slozenf zaruk budou pred
volani We dnech 22., 23.. a.,
25., 20. a 80. ledna. Zabave-
ne automaty budou po .soud.
MIN vyrfzeni zniceny. Mezi oh
zalovanymi nalezli jsme til
krajanska jmena .Otty Sucha-
ma, 1868 vych. 48. ul., Char
les Burianek, 2544 Broadway
a James Kutis, 1O338 Lorain
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PLhNY MOVE MEsTskE ADMlNlsTRAcE
Ma VYCH. 55. "A 1O5 UL. A CARNEGIE AVE
ZRfZENY BUDOU PODJEZDY

Ably odpomozeno bylo ira
ficnimu navalu, navrhuje NEST
sky manager Hopkins, aby ma
Carnegie ave. ma kfizovat-
kach vych. 55. a 1O5. ul. zri-
zeny byly podjezdy. Stavenf
aut podel chodnikd v dolenim
meste bylo move upraveno a
vcera oznameno ma trade 141
provinilci proti temto novym
traficnim predpisdm. Cinnost
Hopkinsova pronikla jiz do
ostatnich mist a on sam dostal
celou radu pozvani jinych O.
hioskych NEST k 'prednaskam
o novych methodach we spra-
We NEST. Jak Sc k pranfm o.
mem zachova, neni dosud zna-
mo; jistym je, re ma toto the
ma bude mluviti v Clevelande
a sice nes v poledne v Town
Clubu, vecer k Sdruzenf mali
tell domu V sobotu v City
Clubu. VGera obdrzel pTipis
guvernera A. V. Donaheye,
kterym gratuluje k vypuzenl
hracskych automati 2 Cleve-
landu.
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ADRESA KARLA SOLCE
Sc HLEDA.

Ceskoslov. Uradovna byla
pozadana 0 ziistenf adresy pa
ma Karla solce. jenz bydlel
drive v, {. 10714 Crestwood
ave-, Cleveland, O. Kdo by
znal adresu hledaneho, necht
laskav6 il zasle ma Czecho-
slovak Bureau. Foreign Lam
guage Information Service,
119 West Al Street, New York
City, N. Y. v dob6 co nejkrat-
81.
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Nathan Weisenberg, 1922
Cromwell ave., nacelnik The
Progressive Sales Co., ktera
dc obchodu dodavala v klatbu
dane hraGske automaty, byl
vcera zatcen a v jiste mistno-
sti 20 strojkh pfipravenych a
zabalenych k odeslani, bylo po
licii zabaveno. Krone ma hra-
ce doslo vcera ma veskere DO
valece, kterych "a vcerejesi
generalni prohlidky v kulec-
nikovych mistnostech i jinde
upadlo v ruce 1radd ma 800.
Konfiskaci propadly i telegra
ficke aparaty i. jina zaffzeni,
slouzfcf "a riznych sack, ac
mnoho majiteli vse podezfe-
le v cas- odstranili, ano mnozi
i mistnosti zavfeli. Byli patrn9
drive pred policejni navstevou
varovani.
Zminene automaty nalezeny
jbyly v opust9ne mistnosti The
Entertainers Clubu, 1882 Pro-
spect ave., kde byly v bed
mach nalezeny We sklepe. Zmi-
neny Weisenberg odebral Sc
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POZDRAV ZE ST. LOUIS.

Obchodnik obuvi z Broad
way, p. Vaclav sipan, meska
ma vyletni ceste v st. Louis,
kde panuje krasne pocasi. Ia
sila nam pekne pohlednicove
album s pozdravem ma vsech-
ny Gtenare naSeho listu. Sou
casne popisuje obuvni tovarny
a nejmodernejsf jejich Zafize-
nj a chvalf solidni vyrobu. z
ktere je vGbec papir vymyten
a uzivano jedin6 knze. Ia vzpo
minku mas dix.
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- .USelnx veden& reklama
rozSifi Vase zbozi a zdvoj-
nxsobi V6S obrat.
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-05-22
q COUNTIES IN
IDAHO REDUCE
TAX LEV|ES

Twenty-Five Idaho counties have
made material reductions in their tax
levies for county purposes, according
to a statement issued by e. 9. Gallet,
state auditor. showing the exact per-
centage of decrease or increase In the
levy of each county for county pur-
poses in 1923. The 1923 levy in each
county was prepared with the CORES
bonding levy for 1922 and the percen-
tage of the change shown.
The county levy is made by the
commissioners before the third Mon
day in September of each year for the
expenses of the current year. The
funds included in the levy are current
expenses, road and bridge county
general school, county bond interest
and sinking, hospital, fair, warrant
redemption, pest eradication and any
other funds for general county use.
The levies do not include any of those
made by local taxing units.
The counties showing. the percent
of decrease are: Boundary, Bonner,
Kootenai, Shoshone, Benewah, Nez
Perez, Lewis, Idaho, Washington, Ada,
Gilmore. Camas, Custer, Twin Falls,
Gooding, Lincoln, Minidoka, Cassia,
Franklin, Caribou, Bear Lake, Bing-
ham, Bonneville, Butte, Clark, Ere
mont. Those showing an increase are /:
Latah, Clearwater, Adams, Payette,
Gem, Canyon, Boise, Valley, Blaine.
Jerome, Power, Oneida, Bannock, Ma
Olson, Teton, Jefferson, Lemhi.