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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
Men Who Will Decide Fate of NJ

FkANCE; Georges Ccmenccau. prime minister AI /.
Pichon, foreign minister; Louis Klotz. finance ministeHU T.
Tardieu, French high commissioner to the United stadi ~
Jules Cambon. ~
GREAT BRITAIN: David LLOYD George. prime III
Arthur !. Baliohr, foreign secretary; nonar Law, Lord -
seal George Nicoll Barnes, the labor leader, and anotherA
nate delegate.
UNITED STATES. Woodrow Wilson, president OF If
United States; Robert Lansing, secretary 81 state: Henry wh :,
Colonel ~ M- House and General Tnskcr II. Bliss. =,
ITALY: Nittoro Orlando, prime minister: Baron Sonniik
foreign minister; Antonio salandra. former primo minister: n,
Marquis Salvage Raggi and the Italian minister of finance, VII
will succeed Francesca Nitti. who has resigned with the othei
members of the Italian cabinet.
JAPAN: Tho Marquis Saionji. former prime minister
Baron Maxine, Baron Chinda, Baron Matsui aud Count Hayashi
BRAZIL; senator spitacio Pessoa, DR. Pandia Calorcra'
and Deputy Raoul Fernandes.
BELGIUM; Paul Hymans, minister of foreign affairs
Emile Nandervelde and NJ. Nandcn Hcuvcl.
SERBIA: Nikola Pachitch. former prime minister and NJ
Trumbitch, former president Of the Dalmatian diet. who will al
tetnate With DR.. NJ. Il. Ncsnitch, Serbian minister 10 France, and
M. Reber.
GREECE; Elipthcrios vcuizclcs, premier, and NJ. Polids
foreign minister.
RUMANIA: NJ. Bratiano. prime minister, aud NJ. Mishr.
CZECHO-SLONAKIA Dr. Karl Kramarz. premier. and
NJ. Benes, foreign minister.
POLAND: NJ. Dmowski. Polish representative 10 the allied
government, and a second delegate representing General Pilsd.
daki.
CHINA: LuchengIIsiang. foreign minister. aud one other.
CANADA: Sir Robert Borden, prime minister Sir George
Foster, minister Of trade and commerce with others Of the dele
CATION alternating.
AUSTRALIA: William Morris Hughes. premier, aud one
other.
SOUTH AFRICAN REPUBLIC: General Louis Botha
and General Jams Smuts.
INDIA: The Mlha rajah Of Bkaner. aud sir :. 4. Sinha.
SLAM: NJ. Charcon. minister to France, aud one other.
NEW ZEALAND; William NJ. Massey. premier.
PORTUGAL: Eias Moniz.
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PROFIT
SHARING STARTED
BY GwROSS-EELLY CO.
Percentage Of Earnings Of Com
pany TO Be Divided Among
Employees Of Different Stores
Annually.

.1hc Gross. Kelly ana company OF
New Mexico have afNted q modern
employers profit fharng plan. The
luauaulaiion OF the new plan In this
state was announced today hy ~. w.
Nouic. manager o. the local branch
o. the mercantile company.
Profit sharing has been adopted by
n large number Of eastern companies
and has proved 20 be successful. The
plan officially adopted hv the Gross.
Kelly and company affect more than
sixty employees Of the company. twonty
o. whom arr employed hy the Aibu-
qucrque branch.
"a was dccidrd 20 begin the new
plan al n meeting % directors Of the
company ~ fan Vegas n lew days
nro. Al details have not yet boon
worked out hut " certain percentage
% the earning OF the company will
be aci aside for tho cmpioxon and will
ne paid once o soar Tho exact
amount 90 he rct aside will ho de.
cidcd later. u will b. from the earn.
INKS OF al stores. and employees Of n
branch not doing aa larnc a business
~ ome ether branch Of the
VII receive tho mme amount a. the
employees of the branch doing the
largest business.
Tho Gsoss Kelly ami company are
The nftt Institution 20 heEln profit
sharing IN the southwest Employees
o. ne cumuany az Aibuduorauc. Trim
dad. las VEGAS. Santa 70. howe and
focoa VIII profit BY tho new Hchome.
Directors reelected al the meeting
nt ~ Nenas follow Hurry W Koi-
". Of Las Vegas president! clarence
ldcn. treasurer AMI Donald stewart.
eecrctnrY, The other directors. e. q.
Robbins Of los Angeles and Robert
Gross, 81 - Louis. attended the meet.
lnl.
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marshal Haid. we're prepared FOR nn-
othor offensive stroke which would
have forced the Germans To- give up.
THIS Was 20 have been made Ia Inr-
fnluO uu November ~ with six Amorl-
can ana twenty French divisions.
This Be-. for me- Marshal Fnch be-
fuu. "a happy opportunity 10 tell YOU
th b good things I think ~ the
American army ana Of the part ~
played ou our side Your soldiers
were fupcrh They came 20 us Young.
enthusiastic and carried forward hy ~
vigorous IDEAL ana they marched to
battle with admirable Fniinntry.
Yes, thcy were superb. There n
mo- other word when they appoar.d
our armies we're ns You know. ia
uFucd hy three years Of ~rolontIoss
struggle Hud tho mantle ~ Wtr laid
heavily upon them W. are marni.
Hc'utly romfortcd by tho NItilIty 81
your Americans
Hruusht Ilcncwcd Hops
Tho youth ~ The United suites
brought u renewal ~ thu hope that
hhttcnpd victory. not only WIS this
a moral fact OF the highest Import
unce but YOU also brought enormous
material uid and the wealth which
YOU placed lt our disposal contributed
Co. the final success Nobody nmanr
~ viii uyor forget what America
And YOU know what happened ON
the field ~ battle since the month of
july first on tho Marine then in the
NJ Nordun. General pershlnr
wished as far as possible TO have his
army concentrated in an American
sector The Argonno and the Height
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Few Pupils Enrolling
In Citizenship Class

School authorities announce today
that unless more pupils enroll In the
citizenship classes - the night school
tho class, for tho first time ln five
years, viii have 10 be- abolished. only
a Few persons DESIRING To secure the
necessary knowledge In order o. Sc
cure naturalization papsrs are at
i"ndinr CLASSES. a large xumher
of rtuicnt were enrolled insformer
Year,.
other ciasscs % the niEht school
are crowded. IN tho spanish class
ih're IRE ice pupils and ii Wa necoa-
AIRY Tor tho schoni tofemploy an extra
teacher % assist WITH Spanish.
Yesterday In the schools u tho city
the birthday % benjamin Franklin
Wta observed, A. the high school al
70 o'clock In the morning Or. W.
~ Hope delivered an address on
FRANKLIN. Superintendent John Milne
made a talk az the First ward school.
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IN is the conviction % Marshal Faeh
That tho Rhine must be- made the
barrier between Gormany and
france, lie expressed this clearly re-
comfy when ne received American
h~rNHphper correspondents The mar.
hhal In mere Ia connection with the
lnecthk concerning the extension OF
the German armiatice.
Marshal f0rh pointed out the dif.
Hrultles that had been overcome and
SAID that peace must be- commemorative
with the price ~ victory. Germany
nov q beaten. he added. but with
nor resources, especially IN men. re-
'pi'ihunn IN "a cumprchenEiVoly
.hofl ume was quite possible. Il was
,he auly ut the allies 10 prevent fur
Their aFErossiuna
Marshal Foch praised the work of
me American troops aud said that
penerhl PcrHhinr had asked that tho
american forces ho concentrated Tor
an htthck ON one sector. The allied
tehtrHiHsiiuu admitted that the Ar
k"hhe' Mruao front, whore the Amer
leans began their offensive on sep
teinner 2di was a sector hard 10
Jackie The marshal said he had told
General PorshinFi
Have Deflrs Punch.
You mon have the devils punch.
Ihey win set away with all that. DO
The American attack succeeded. tho
marshal continued, 'and here We ARE
ON the Rhine
too sOou o. the allies got an they
asked for from Germany without COM
tinuins the fighting. The allles, the
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~ tho Mruse were n sector hard "a
tackle There were considerable OBJ
starles there.
IAN rirht. 7 told him. Your men
have The devils punch. They
will get away with all that Go 10
H..
And finally everything went we'll.
everything went 10 well that here We
are on the Rhine"
Marshal Foch was asked by tho
correspondent
nut was not tho armistice ron.
cluded too soon
1T was not possihi. a. do other.
wise, answered the marshal. 'sh..
% b Germans ruYe up every.
thing hat we asked for ID once.
They satisfied an ~ our conditions.
II was difficult 20 AK more.
Doubtless any general woutf
ave preferred 60 have continued tho
.irneFlo AMI o. have haftled whom
the battle which offered itself was .n
promising, but u father 81 "a family
could not but think OF the blood that
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e.ss ,eA A victory, howsVe. /.
vIr,,,y lives ~ men We held ,
th.r knsp without any tut-
rsw. We took u a. u
mn, aNieh command va.
4 roitas..tM fact that u th'oN
rendered. evan preparcd
Tor an offcnt n.Nfeh would
lhfhllihly havdce. on the
fourteenth We re- ls,,,,t In Lnr-
fuine with tsy .n afyt.Ions
and six Amerh diTom rms a..
tack wutld ha bsenhfp,orted by
other m'vemen IN Ft,det and In
The i-Urmnnwere 10 T.y en-.
piiulhtcd There's the mole story
AMI low Wonust mHo 70 etce
Mhi'h WI v%nrrgond wlththe iar
nitudo ~ % ytnf, We ,ust ave
i peace nhsute aa W our he
'g ami which ylti guard q arhir u
900 tuiurnHrErrsInus
franu' has t rirht Co ineCuv
measure y protection after be- Tot
mldthl' furta she put furthtu sn,
civilization ~ natural 'runti'
which vii protect civilization b. %
Rhine
"it b. 60 the thine that ", ma
mold the tsrmnui n b. ~ lrnF n
Rhine that We mtat make h mp0
sihlo Tor tiom 10 rp-cnmmotcs q
coup % iFA The THINE b. t,o cot
mon barrier of 40 tle aliies, peciss
~ an those whn uufsd e. save ciNI
Eaunn Tbs Rhine n tho rulr1u'
" peace Tor Hii tkF nations wht hl
shed their Blood In tee cause n !
oriN Then ist uH watrt ON the hhi
We have uu idea ~ attacking 90
many cor 90 reruWWrhrlug she a
bomnrrsrIes such Hs uurs never
iHrk They ask hnt to 1.-Two boz &c.
ana 10 grow ln peace out who
sff thHt EoruHnN Uhsrs inutasH
idets o. su recon aud perhaps q
supDrflDlHl-wl Will not quickly rtru
from its defeat
England has the channel in rrl
Amvrica b. mr. away France On
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gnys be in H position 90 WteEuhfh
tc general Interests ~ mankind
hose Interests are Ht stake "n p
hIrr a. b. there tnHt We must uI
IRE g. guard against thu painful uH.
ct the future
Tho Hrm,Htice b. signed. boot prH
|. not Yet rnrrlrdpt So IONS HH 'Ha
~ Europe huH not been H"t
isd. lrt be- watch. Def us watch 'n-
.other. so that We lose not thr iru'
our m victory Lot us &c.
united ts ~ were in battle
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Mr. n Mrs Ralph Houston. Of
Ga North SAITH street. lost two chii.
drcn within Two hours yesterday from
Spanish i~nfluenEa. The first criid.
Gfihcrt Eimar Houston. urc 2 ears.
died NJ ~ o'clock. the second chnd.
f.ydlu Marion Houston. are \ yrarl
old. died AZ o'clock. Both bodies
we're taken 20 croliott undertaking
rooms No funeral arrangements have
been made.
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Maccfoaia chnyes. Z years old. died
early shis morning al the home OF
her parents on North Fourth street
Funeral services viii be- held sunday
afternoon ~ . O'Clock. Fred rrullntl
VII have cHasrr Of tho fnncraL Dun.
-nl viii be III AlAmnln-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
Basketball Teams to
Meet at "Y" Tonight

The lineups for the basketball
games tonight a. tho Y. sc. G. 4. b. an
nounced ~ follows
The Sigma chs Will oppose tho
SANTA o. shops ElN and the Phi Kup.
un AlphaH league leaders. viii pisy
the a. o. y 4lx.
Santa Fe shops -sanchcz and saln-
Ear forwards, Silver. center. PARENT
ana Aemettrl, guards
PM Kappa Aiphns-McCanun and
Sninxini, forwards. Mccauna. CEN
ter Meats ana Hcsaeldsn. guards
sigma Chis-Wuit and Gerpheide.
forwards Foraf en-, center Mcclure
and Witfen. Fuarda
r. %. r. Rs Tailey n niutert. for.
wards. Gavin. center rulsV and
With, substitutes.
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or or THE MOUTH OF RARI.s.

on mummui' rNclnimsd three
ypnr -old Edna who had seen her IA
Their shaving himself. papa white
washed mia face an over and wiped
u OFF with a knifei"
Whit wus Noah supposed 10 be
DOING while the animals were pass
ing into the arkf" asked the sunday
school teacher
"Takin' Tickets" promptly replied
one little fellow.
Lltilo hottie Mamma. how mnch
DO people pay d pound Tor hnbioa7
Mummu- Rabies are not nuld hy tho
pound, ms drar
Iittlo Nsttic Then why do they
always weigh them as soon 90 they
are born
Mamma" said small Bobhie. who
had Just been rhaaiisod for dlsohed.
icnco. am 4 IL canoof"
certainly not, Bohhio," she replied.
hut What put that Idea into your.
heudF"
Well YOU are always saying that
YOU like % sec people paddle their
own canoe aud thought maybe I.
yours"
Il friend 90 church Sunday
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Mia Doioritna CASTILLO. 20 ycara Of
lEc. dicd last nieht ~ her home. isfa
south Third street Pneumonia wnr
he cause Of hcr death. Fred Gro.
llott viii have charge 81 tho fun.rui
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and canals from tho flood waters af
streams, ran into q mnE be- the senate
tpday when u was referred by rrrsl-
dent Johns 20 tho committee ON tive
stock and forestry. senator Wilkin-
o made an effort 10 get II referred
10 the committees on Irrigation and
agriculture. but was unEuccozHfui
senator Campbell OF tho committee
on hvenmck announced that had thia
hill been "a Law during the uaat twenty
the livestock industry in tie
northern part 81 tho state would have
been reduced az least ninety per cent
A fight will be- made IN tho commit
tee 10 got The bill reported back 20
the sennic.
\ communication from Governor
Campbell nrkcd for nh emergency an.
preparation 81 5000 g. me contin.
gent fund ani Stano 10 tho FUND for
clerk hire fsf his office iir stated
that upon snierinr office on January
3 he found tho contingent fund ~.
dured 90 faQa.tb ard the clrrf hire
fund amounted 60 but tg.na3.fG. both
or which funds arc supposed 90 lns
through the fiscal year which expires
June 80.
in tho house speaker Peterson In.
troduced a. hil1 p%uofllinr for cuuatitu.
tioual umcndmouh boz lIno with tho
recommendation b. Abe governor 90
the state superintendent of
.cduration. Tho bill removes this Of
lice from election hy tho people and
Greats r. state board Of education of
seven members one 90 be- appointed
each year
should the amendments carry WHOM
they would not become ~.
fcctivo for four years Speaker Pc.
tcrson stated privately that he Will he
chndldute for superintendent Of puh-
lc instruction ut the neNt election.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18

NeW YORK ian fs-Thr ffflnnn
monthly salary limit decided on two
days nEo hf b National league was
iefrindcd az ~ special executive meet
inf OF p lclguc members hrre to-
day The new limit decided upnn was
not disclosed. hut 10 was stated that
the fli.onn monthly limit was con.
sidered insufficient and unavoidable.
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The funeral 81 Mr. Ruth IS rurry
Viii be held Sunday afternoon NJ 2.1O
o'clock az Frcnch'H chapel. the Rev
- Hickman officiating. The body
VIII be shipped 90 81 LOUIS SUNDAY
night for burial accompanied bv the
daughter. mother and brother.
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DRAINAGE
MEASURE STRIKES
ROCKS IN SENATE

Phoenix, Auz. Jan. is.-Tho bin
Introduced in the senate bY senator
Wilkinson Tor the relief OF the water
Users association OF Salt River valley
~ designed 90 protect Irrigated lands
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Mortuary


HARM Morgan Blsseil. Is years OF
are. died this morning ~ his home
fffc. He wns Formerly of blair
Ncb. strong Brothers win have
charge Of the funeral which will be
announced later.
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james Raymond Marsh. infant son
Of Mr. aud Nr a. a. Marsh. OF
West State afenur, alod az m o'cluvk
thia morning Strong nrothsrr Will
have charec Of the funeral which will
be private.
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Manuel Pens. % years 81 aGc. died
MS morning ~ hts homo in painrlfo.
We ~ survived by n widow una two
daurhiem TIE funeral will be held
Monday a. ? O'Clock az ruluuto. Fred
crollott VII have charge.
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Funeral services for Miss i.orctm
fouchamp who died last Thursday.
WI he held Mondny morning az tho
Immaculate Conception church. ga.
ther Mandnlnfl viii omriate. The
body viii Zee ln state al Crolinft'a
chapel from 2 TO Z o'clock sunday.
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FOCH HAD PLANNED TO STRIKE
DEATH BLOW AT GERMANS THREE
DAYS AFTER TRUCE WAS SIGNED

Sphinx-li TX Generalissimo of Allies Breaks Silence
With Magnificent Interview, in Which He Out
lines Punishment He Had Prepared for Foe;
Warns Against Not Finishing the Job With Strir.
gent Peace lerms; Must Hold the Rhine to Pro-
tect Humanity Against Further Depredations Of
Huns.
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posNTEp

Indifference IN a pump for drawing
secrets from women.
When love feeds on beauty alone.
II Dol turns up ~ toes.
Strange 10 say. the coming man "a
the one who has already arrived.
Tomorrow COMES. but today
often arrives on scheduled time.
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Deputy United States Marshni Har-
~ Murphy and other federal Officers
were busy destroying booze" today.
Al the liquor admitted aa evidence
~ y federal court WAS poured into
the sewer this morning
Police today arrested Frank Bauer
on "a charge 90 stealing Il watch from
the second hand store % \. kutz.
Hiring a fricnd Ia church sunday
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me haa 70 submit 70 an abemmasie
trer'y. the revision Of which you vii
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Bring a friend to church Sunday
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-24
WSSl IWSGl iWSS]
POZADAVkY UCITELU z
VECERNiCH SKOL.

Minuly tyden ucitelov6 z
veGernich Skol pozadali supe-
rintendenta Spauldinga, ably
honoraf dotcenych Byl zvySen
ma pet dollaru "a vecer, v opat
mem pripad6 re nekteif ouci-
tele budou resignovat. Vtera
seSli sc Getni ucitelove East
VySSi Skole, kde ridi,el Spaul-
ding je ujistil, re "a nyn6jSiho
rozpoctu zvySeni to uskutecnit
nelze. Mimo to dial Jim ma sro-
zumenou, re pripadu slibo-
van6 resignace jine ucitelske
silly veCernim Skolam budou ri
skany. Vzhledem k tomu utast
nlci vcerejSi schUze V East vyS
81 skole odlozili svoje pozadav-
Ky do 6. listopadu a We vyuGo-
Vani We Vecernich Skolach bu-
lou pokraCoVat.
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IWSS IWSSI TWSS
HONEBNI OBDOBf.

Statnim honebnim inspekto-
rem V clevelandskem distriktu
jest p. T. w. Clark, jenz pra-
We oznamuje, re honba krali-
XII bude letos dovolena mezi
patnactym listopadem a prv-
MIN lednem. Zaroven ale dG-
razem podotyka, re "a loyu
kraliku ti zajicu uzivani la
sic (fereIek) rozhodn6 nebu-
de trpeno. Kazdy kdo by po-
moci podobneho zviratka To-
vii, mdze byti S25 az 5000 po
kutovan. A nebude jen poku
tovan mattel feretky, nybrz
kazdy kdo We spolecnosti mali
tele lasice ma honu prodl6val.
Clark bude miti ma naSem ven
kove pet hajnych V autech, kite
ri ma spravnosJ honu mali do
hliZeti.
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[WSSl rWSSl iWSSl
BUDE SOUZEN PRO
VRAZDU.

V nemocnici sV. LukaSe po-
dlehl vGera t6zkemu poran6ni
K. Hacker, kolektor zam6st-
many grocerni firmou II. G..
Christy Co. Hacker byl po-
strelen minuly tyden a policie
tvrdi, re osudnou onu kouli
vypalil dvacetilety A. Te3ka,
mattel kavarny cislo 3001
Barber Ave. Teska dan vCera
Y obzalobu pro zabiLi a MIN
zaroven bude procesovan jeho
spoleCnik McGreevy. Ob6ma
bude IL soudu dokazovano, re
prepadli zmin6n6ho kolektora
k vGli loupezi. Teskova man.
zelka, 18leta nachazi Sc jiz V
Polepsovn6 pro Gcast pri onom
loupezn6m prepadu. Teska i
McGreevy byli maskovani a
kdyz kolektor ma odpor sc jim
postavil vypalili po mem n6ko
likrate z bambitek. Jedna sire
In uvizla Haeckerovi blize pa
tere a m6la "a nasledek jeho
Smrt.
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IWSS LWSSl TWSS
CESkY AUTOISTA PREJET
AUTEM.

Pan FrantiSek PaSek, 10102
Columbia Ave. vyjel 81 vcera
veGer autu ma East boulevard
a ponevadz blize Fairfield A
We. guma ma pfednim kole mu
povolila, zastavil, ably chybu
ponapravil. We chvili t6 jeI mi
mo jiny autoista, Louis Stalzer
z vych. 40 ul., jenz strojem
svym do PaSka u kola pracuji
ciho vrazil a tezk6 poraneni
ma hlav6 mu zpusobil. Ran6ny
nachazi sc V lekafskem oSetro
vani a Stalzer byl zadrzen
pro ukvapenou jiZdu. POlicie
iei vini z opilosli.
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MAYOR SLlBUJE LEVNEJSl
JIZDNE MA kARACH.

Mayor Harry l.. Davis po-
kraCoval i vGera We sve kampa
nj mimo jineho "a svych
schuzi oznamoval, re jiZdn6
ma karach bude snizeno, jakmi
lie dotceny trakcnf fond vraJi
Sc ku sve vySi Taylorovym pla
mem narizen6. Snizenf jizdne-
no lie oGekavat V prosinci neb
potatkem ledna, kdy asi preby
teGny trakCni fond dosahne
sv6 kvoty S700.00C. V podob-
mem pfipadu mayor pricini Sc
pry, ably uzitek z trakcniho
pfebytku byl obracen V zlevn6
nj jizdn6ho nepfipadl ice
lum jinym. Mayor ucinil dotce-
ne prohlaseni "a velke rep.
schuze V Acme sini slib svdj
opakoval i V jinych vcerejSich
.schdzich politickych.
Demokraticky kandidat hod
nosti mayora DIR. Bishop rec
nil vCera rovn6z a jeho schu-
re m6ly rovnez znaCne mnoz-
stvi ucastniku. Mimo pravidel-
nych dem. schuzi V sinich V za
jmu zmin6neho Cekance pusc-
bi j zvlaStni druzina1 vyslouzil
cu re svetove valky, uspora-
davSi vcera celkem IA schuzt
pod Sirym nebem V ruznych
m6stskych distriktech. Jedna
podobna schuze konana byla
t6z V ceske ctvrti V okoli vych
55 ul. a Broadway.
Neodvisli kandidat6 vcera
rovn6z nezahaleli a nutno do
znati. re leJoSni kampan ma
byva Sirokych roZmGru a bud
ySeobecny zajem. Volebni sa2
ky kloni sc dosud We pro.
speech mayOra Davise.
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[W;S,.Sl : It'll TW!S,Sl
ZADOST CESkYCH LEGIO
NARU.

Ia vcerejSi schuze Ceskoslo-
venskych legionafu konan6 V
auditoriu vefejne knihovny pfi
iata resoluce, adresovana ma
senatory Hardinga a Pomere-
ne kongresniky Babku, Moo
neye a EmersOna do Washing
tonu. V resoluci te je vyslove-
ma zadost, ably ceskoslovenSti
legionari, bojuiicl ma strane
spojencu a domu Sc b6hem po-
slednl DOLBY vrativSl, legionafi
dosud pine nenaturalisovani
byli die moznosti brZy natura-
lisaci k obGanskym pravum pfi
pust6ni a doba vojensk6 sluz-
by byla Jim k, ,celkovemu amer.
pobytu pripoCtena. Legionari
zadaji tudiz o uspiSeni pred
lohy kongresnika Dallingera,
kJerazto pTedloha naturalisa-
ci zadatelu by okamzit6 vyko
nala. VySeuvedeni senatori a
kongresnici i3ou tudiz zadani,
by Dallingpruv zvlaStni vojen-
sko-naturalisacni navrh vSe-
NONE podporovali a tim OBJ
canstvi naSich legionaru uspi-
sill. Opisy zminene resoluce
budou do Washingtonu odesla
nv dneS.
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PREDPOVfDA PORAZKL
PROHiBICE.

Tajemnik Home Rule ligy
pan Thomas Roberts recnil
vcera "a nekolik schulz liberia
ly svolanych a We vSech uji-
t'oval sv6 posluchate, re Gle
velandsti liberalov6 mali le-
tos wardni organizaci, jakou
nikdy pred tim nem6li. Prohi-
biGnici budou V nasem okresu
ma jisto porazeni a sliben6
zpravy dochazeji liberaly z j
nych ohaiskych distriktu. Tfe-
ba jen, ably liberalni yolicstvo
4. listopadu hlasovalo pine
sile a hlasovaio spravn6, cimz
osobni svoboda neilepe bude
uhajena.