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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
PompadOur Silks
the Fashion for
Dance FrOcks

Nothing, surely, could be prettier
for the new puffed effects, for flying
panels, tucks and frills than these
same soft, beautiful silks with their
Pompadour flower printings.
In the Silk Store today there is a
special display of the newest colors
and designs and suggestions as to
other silks to use with them in
making up these frocks. Some are
white with brightly hued knots of
flowers. Others are in pale blue,
maize or pink, with colored flowers
shading into the background.
We are very glad indeed to have
these silks now when they are so
fashionable and so hard to get. 36
inches wide and $3.50 a yard.
(First Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
Tailored Silk Waists

A novel silk with fine blue and
green or blue and gold stripes and
a satin overplaid is used for some
of them, priced at $10.5O.
Tailored white and pink crepes de
chine with high or low collars are
$8.75.
White crepe de chine with high
collars, $10.50.
Of the same material, hand en-
broidered, two styles at SIS.
(Third Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

other equally desirable things
are in this brilliant Christmas
Sale of cut glass at 20 to 93 1-3
per cent less than our own GUS
tomary prices.
And all the crystal in the Sale
is of our own regular quality,
the goods being identical with
those in our own regular stocks,
the only difference being in the
prices.
After all, cut crystal is rich
(Fourth Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
handkerchief
Toilet Articles of
Imitation Ivory

with the daintiest ornamentations
of delicate pink or blue and gold.
There are different styles and de-
signs, and it is possible to match
up a few pieces, or a whole set,
just as one wishes.
Mirrors are $6.75.
Hair brushes, $3.50.
Combs, $1.25.
Puff boxes, 81.
Hair receivers, 81.
Trays, 1925 and $3.50.
Nail polishers, $2.95.
Files, 81.
Button hooks, 81.
(Main Floor, Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
One of the Best
Serges for Dresses

1t is a very fine French" weave,
all wool, 40 inches wide, at $3.50 a
yard. Compared with other serges
at this same price, it is an un-
usually good value.
The color is rather darker than
navy blue and therefore more de-
sirable in many women's eyes.
(First Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
SOC Hand
Embroidered
Handkerchiefs From
the Best Maker in
Ireland

Many people know his handker-
chiefs as "the gray box handker-
Chiefs" because his pretty
'kerchiefs always come in gray
boxes, but we think of him as the
maker who sends us the most at
tractive Irish handkerchiefs with
one corner hand embroidery.
At 5oc each, for instance, you
may choose from scores of designs
all done on fine and snowy linen,
with narrow hens, and the needle
work a matter of particular note.
You may send one or dozen of
these handkerchiefs--any woman
would be pleased with theml
gAiasn Floor. CsntraA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
Christmas
Notes

Gay wreaths and decorations
are here in plenty-the wreaths
Of red chenille priced from 25c
to $1S for those trimmed with
holly leaves and cones. Poin-
settias are 10c each; green and
red pine cones, 75c a spray.
Baskets are here from the four
corners Of the earth-for almost
as many purposes as there are
baskets. Those of sweet grass
form a particularly charming
group - from 10c for a tiny
thimble holder to $2.25 for a
big fiat one.
For the good housewife choose
a tray - solid mahogany with
centers plain, inlaid or hand
painted, or even of etched glass,
are $5.75 to $18.
A wonderful collection of per-
colators, chafng dishes, cas-
seroles and hot water plates
gives ideas for a good many of
the people on your gift list.
Wooden book-ends, $1.65 to
$3.50; bookracks, $1.75 to $4.25;
revolving book racks, $12.75;
metal book ends, $4 and So;
book racks, 1925 to $3.75.
Newspaper holders, $3.50 for
brass, $2.75 for nickel plated.
Those old-time stone bottles
for hot water, known as pigs, are
$2.25. Hot water bottles of
seamless aluminium start at
$3.50; of metal, at $1.75.
White enamel shoe boxes con-
duce to neatness, $3.50.
Collapsible trays for invalid
use are light in weight and
boast folding legs. Plain, $3.50
and $5; decorated, $3.50 and $6.
(Fourth Floor. Central and
Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

Store Closes at 5:45
Necklaces and
Earrings of
Imitation Pearls

They have the soft luster and
sheen which women so much ad-
mire, and though they are imita-
tion, of course, they are very good
limitations indeed.
The necklaces are in different
lengths and the beads are uniform
or graduated sizes-$2 to $35.
Pearl earrings in close-ftting
style, SOC to $40 a pair.
Pearl pendant earrings, SO to $12.
(Jewelry Store, Chestnut and
Thirteenth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
A Bright Radiance of Opportunity
in the Cut Glass Sale

VASES, baskets, flower bowls,
compotes, fern dishes, jugs,
berry bowls, nut dishes, banana
dishes, orange dishes, orange
bowls, celery trays, olive dishes,
bon-bon dishes, sugar and cream
sets, carafes, candy baskets,
mayonnaise sets, lemonade bowls
there you have a bright,
sparkling gift-list.
All of these and dozens of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
Women'S Fine Goats Reduced
for the First Time

Some fifty or more beautiful fur
trimmed velour and silvertone
velour coats, silk-lined throughout
and then interlined. They are very
warm, comfortable coats for cold
weather.
The reason for the reduction is
that in all the three styles there
(First Flo,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
Fine Fox FurS

The fox fur becoming that it loses its popularity
quite safe choosing member this fashionable family
to convey your Yuetide sentiments
of which the wide
include black
svery tipped pointed begin $115
$400 for the finest set.
animal sca of glossy black brown
pointed fox $40 to 5000 EACH
(second
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

and brilliant thing with an abid-
ing attraction for gift-seekers.
It's popularity is increasing.
Such a sale as this is bound to
make it increase still more.
1t is a gift seekers Sale In
the best sense, the Sale that pre-
sents a fine choice Of worthy
pieces at a genuine advantage In
prices.
From a bon-bon dish at $l.75
to a lemonade bowl at $45.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
WOmen's Capeskin
GlOves-A New Lot
at S2.35 a Pair

Every woman knows the practi-
cal quality of capeskin gloves, and
these add good looks to their dura-
bility.
They are smart street gloves of
good, firm skins, and are in a
pretty gray, a soft dark brown
shade and pretty tans. There is
spearpoint embroidery on the backs
and they fasten with one clasp.
(West AIsle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
A Great Many Men Are Going
to Get Sweaters

With golf and motoring general almost every warm
sweater woolen $500
Here all the good kinds and pulloyer
Vneck and shawl collar sleeveless and with sleeves. ~
Prices from $ $685. at
lowest priced of cotton mixed goods
various kinds of wool the finest ashmeres.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
A New Uniform
for the Maid

There's a special corner on the
Third Floor devoted to the needs
of the maid, and there you will find
not only dresses, but aprons and
caps as well.
Morning dresses are 81 10 $5.
Afternoon dresses are $4.25 to
SIS.
(rhIrd Floor. Csntrall
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
Floor Lamps and
Shades at
Interesting Prices

200 of the floor lamps-some of
solid mahogany, some of mahog-
any-fnished wood, all two-light,
prices $1750 to $45.
$50 silk shades, chiefly Japanese,
in pagoda and hosts of other
shapes, and full variety of colors,
prices $3.50 to $3.50.
(Fourth Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
Women's Ribbed Silk Hose
Seconds" at $3.75

thought $375 considerable
goods the mpecons in these slight scarcely
noticeable stockings first they very
double this price.
Heavy ribbed full fashioned thread silk stockings white
Just $40 pair Of them
wsstA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

are sizes or colors missing, and it
would be a very difficult matter to
duplicate these coats today.
In the collection there are navy
and Pekin blue, brown, taupe, green
and black coats-all have collars
of Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) e.
The new price is $75.
;, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
We Can Still Find Places

for number of business women and business boys and
girls who may wish to work part time full time in the
holiday
For these special employments Mr.. Atkinson,
in the Lincoln Building first door to the left between
and and 5 and 6.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
The Gift of a
KeTnldnshdh Garnet

is gift for the 1t is something treasure gift
Alovr of Persian has called Kermanshahs oo
In color and design they picturesque and elaborate
probably all other familiar medallion center
with surrounding field of soft ivory covered with designs
delicate pinks, blues and greens.
These of beautiful texture and exquisite
quality unique their suitability and receptions
The selection that showing the only kind
Philadelphia the beauty variety which
it Sizes feet priced at S635
1915.
(sevenh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
500 Brand-New Umbrellas
81 Apiece

Half are for wonderland the other half in mems
All have of Of the best which
fine cotton with narapon
frames, and good servceable umbrellas, every one
Those for have handles
and carved effects those for have
of wood.
And all those for have silk loop cords
Market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
Men, Here's a Brogue Oxford
That Is o. BrOQue Oxford

About smart shoe of this style appeared season.
yet costing than $3 pair $3 price for fashion
footwear today.
This shoe of tan Norwegian grain cafskn, with wing tip
pnking and perforaon 1t stitched all sole
heeseat and has full double sole and toe is
exceptionally good being shapey with plenty it.
shoe that will please young nightly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
NeW Angora Wool
SpOrts Skirts

The first appearance of these
strikingly pretty skirts which
promise to be such a fashion
feature of the Winter.
They are knitted Angora
wool, in mediumly wide stripes
of tan-and-brown or black-and-
white, and they cling closely to
the figure, but at the same time
are elastic enough to allow of
their being worn for skating,
golf, walking or any other Win
ter sport. The price is $S5.
(First Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
WANAMAKER,S
Store Opens at s:45
One of the Peasantest Sights the World Jolly
For Intimate Gifts

The French Room is full of sug-
gestions such as
Pink nightgowns of crepe de
chine, Georgette and ninon, prices
starting at $10.65 for the first.
French nightgowns of handker-
chief linen, price $27.50. Chemises
and drawers to match are each
$3.50.
Breakfast coats of an enchant-
ment, $19.75 to $3.50.
Luxurious quilted wrappers,
$14.50 and $1s.
And lots of other things.
(Third Floor, ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

TtHAT fresh, delicious
\ smell of popcorn in the
Toy Store comes from a stand
where you can see the m
popped while you wait.
(ssyenth Eleer, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
Rumed Muslin
Curtains Arrive
Just i'm Time

So many houses are being put in
order for the holidays, and that, of
course, means fresh curtains at the
windows. These are an especial
favorite for bedrooms on account
of their daintiness.
In plain muslin, ruffled, $1.5O,
$3.50, 1925 a pair. Dotted muslin,
$3.50 and S3.75 pair.
In plain grenadine, ruffled, Sc
and ST a pair. Dotted grenadine,
$4.25 a pair.
(Fifth Floor, Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02
Kitchen Cabinets Offset
the Scarcity of Cooks

One of the
trouble And that
expense and invariably wasteful. 80 =
good kitchen cabinet will time trouble
endless walking from the kitchen
nearly all work right under hand,
An excellent type of solid enan-
eed with rounded corners-no crevices.
There is sliding table hoard
block chopper of
containers and utensils ready to hand
Prices $751; $65, $40, $725O and $780,
tables, chairs and stools nearby
Floor Msrke
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CHOROBA WILSONOVA POVAzLIVEHO
RAzU.
DIE LEKARSKYCH RAD MUSf "a.
NECHATI DUSEVNi NAMAHY.
X NEMOCNEMU POVOLAN BYL TEz OCNf
SPECIALISTA.

Fiadelfie g. rijna. Zdejsf v6hasny lekaf DIR Francis
X. Dercum enz prave navrati cd uzka onemocn6eho
presidenta Wlsona Washngtone prohasuje re dne
prave upynuleho zdravoni nacenka Spoenych Satu
nkterak neby uspokovy, kteryz MAJOR MIN sd osobni
lekar dr. Grayson.
nemocnemu zavoan byl tez professor pennsylvanske
university dr. G. E. de Schweinz ktery z dvesch leech
byval WisonIv ocni lekar.
Washington 2. fijna. " buetnu DIR. Graysona osob-
nh6 lekafe dnes dopoedne Blem Dome vydanem prav
re choroba predenta jest povazveho razu eho celko
stav nikerak nezavdava pficin povazlv6sm obavam
Vceres den by poprve strav uzku die spoe6ne
rady konsultucch ekarI musf vyhybati kazde prac
hedat zotaven naprostem kldu jekoz hlaynf prtnou
choroby jest dusevn prepracovani posedn DOLBY prepnut
ceeho nervov6ho systemu.
Neprfznivy obrat chorobe presidenove poskytQVa lat
ky hovorum havnim meste Sousati Byvay sekretar po
kadu McAdoo enz jest Wsonovym zetem povoan byl do
Beho Domu ale neni znamo, zda navsteya della Will
oehuraven Wisona aneb ida ednao pouze zalezito-
stech obchOdnich.
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PRfJEZD IRSKEHO PRESI
DENTA.

President irske republiky
Edward De Valera pfij ede do
Clevelandu utery vecer a bu
de recnit v Grays zbrojnici, ia
koz i ma zvlastni poulicni tri-
buna u Bolivar Rd., ponevadz
Sc mysli, re do zbrojnice vsi-
chni posluchaci by Sc ami neve-
sli. Tisice IrGann pfijede v u
terry z Akron a jinych bliz'
3kych NEST, take ulery bude
jakyma irskym svatkem. Po'
fadajici vybor zakoupil neke
lik tisfc novych irskych vlajek
kteres pred pffjezdem De Va
lery ma squaru budou rozvese'
ny.
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DIVA AVIATIKOVE UHORELI "a
= SRiCENf Sc AEROPL ANU.

mix byl rovnez jeho majetkem
Vcera chtel 81 vylet6t jen k
vlastni zabave. Byla prizniva
povetrnost a nasledovne
Schuellerovi Sc vyletu toho Ia
chtelo. We vySi nachazeli Sc
sotva n6kolik minut, kdyz mo-
tor jiz podezrele hucel a ma
konec ustal We SVEN otaceni.
V zapeti ma to aeroplan "a
krouzil We vysi a po SVEN "a
krouzeni spadl ma letiste.
Brown zaucil Sc aviatice Ia
valky ma vladimir letisti V O.
klahome a pozdeji ma Floride.
Chtel byti vojenskym letcem.
ponevadz ale mel nejakou fy-
sickou vadu, vojensky urad je-
no sluzbu odmitl, nacez Brown
vratil sc domu a spolecne ne
kolika zamoznymi lidmi zalo-
I'll klub "The Checker Board
Flyers a pomahal V zafizova
nj Woodruff letiste V Lorain.
Klub pofadal obycejne nede
Ii jakesi letecke zavody, na
nichz podilelo Sc az osm leta-
del, rizenych cleny Checker
klubu. Podnik So klubistum Wy
placel, ponevadz aviatika zvla
ste venkovanum z okoli Lorain
byla novinkou a tito radi po %
centech vstupneho ma ietiste
zaplatili.
Schueller byl pGvodne sof6-
rem a aviatice zaucoval Sc te-
prve kratSi dobu. Pozistatky
obou odvezeny byly do Lorain,
lee BrownIv pohfeb bude ko-
nan V Avon Lake, kde jeho
bratr je mayorem.
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BEL LGICKY KRAL NAVSTEVOU We
SPOJENYCH STATECH.
UREDNf UVfTANf ROMANO BUDE NEW YORKU
DNES POLEDNE.

New York, g. rjna. = Kral Albert kralovna korunni
prime Leopold sou New Yorku cd dneniho odpoedne no.
sty Spoenych Sta Kralovsti manzele sav Siren mort
devatenactetou pamatku sveho saku prvn chvile
mercke pnde stravl kdu newyorskem hoteu Die vast
pfn jeich stane ejich lredn pfivtan Ultra
enach kerym aksi zahajena bude costa ech pres amer
ky kontinen San Franciska konecnym cem Washngto
men, kde je pohosti Billy DGv.
Phi vstoupen bfeh bya kralovska rodna oficieln6
vftana vicepresdentem Marshallem slOvy:
Vitam repubice jako krae nejstaecnejsiho naro-
vsech as vsak vice ako muze ehoz praci bude mocne
drzet svetovy zakon pofadek smefuc pfaelstv verno
sti a svobode." e't@
Kra Albert vystoup parniku George Washington
vladimir pieru Hoboken oden jsa generalskou uformu
prsa eho nezdob ni jediny rad edovan kralovnou
nastupcem Hudba odn posadky zahraa belgckou hymnu
Brabanconnu pri nz unormovani sautova civste obna
zli havy. ~ |i.tt.21 at.~
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THOR SAMUEL v RAK. AR
MADE.

"Morgen" poznamenava v
clanku nadepsanem "Tibor-
"Tibor-Samueliove rakousko-u
herskeho mocnarJtvf" We zmin
ce o hr1zovlade mad'arske sol
dalesky, ze made vsemi slovan
skymi pluky (pesi pluk {. 70,
Il a 72 a j. bylo vyhlaseno
stanne pravo, coz pry melo "a
nasledek, ze temer kazdy roz-
kaz velitelstvi tretiho armadnf
no sboru (prespurskeho) pri-
nasel celou li5tinu onech me-
st astnikl, kteri byli odsouzeni
k smrti, Sc stereotypnim, priser
nym hroznym oznamenim
"Jiz vykonanO". v srpnu 1914
Eeahl do pole domobranecky
prapor honvedskeho pesiho
pluku cislO 13 2 Bradshaw v
temne-modrych rakouskych
stejnokrojich Sc starymi wern.
dlovkami, take kazdy muz
byl vytecnym tercem. Velitel
praporu major Tilza zastreli
nemilosrdne kazdeho, kdo Wy
stoupil pfi pochodu ze rad, a.
by Sc osvezil douskem vody
Asi 40 muzd zahynulo timtc
zpdsobem vsichni byli prostl
zapsani do lisoiny ztrat jake
mrtyi. Tento prapor sestava
po vetsin9 ze Slovaki a jen a
81 80 procent tvorili Nemci
lMad'afi.
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TALE HODLA OBHAJOVATI
D'ANNUNZIA.
PRAVIDELNE VOJSKO MA BASNlKOVI POMAHA-
I'll BUDE-LI JIHOSLOVANY NAPADEN.
Pariz. 9. riina.

Parz 2. rina = Pozd6 odpoledne dosle zpravy Itae
vypravu byo vladou uneseno pfpade jhosovanskeho
utoku DAnnunza Rece tomuo poskytnou celou vlas
armadou pomoc Ma omluvu dos podvneho jednani
vad Rim zadnych okonosti nemGze DAnunzia jeho
dobrovoliky ponecha most neb nemiost Jhosovanu.
Rim, 2. ffjna. - Ialsky parnk Epro 200 taskymi
jaky nekolika amerckymi dGsojnky palube plujcf
Kotoru by uzin6 mezi osrovem Roudon Arsou jiho
sovanskm pravdenym vojskem ostreOvan Jeden Ia byl
parnk unik vyznacn6jsi pohrome edne ZvySenm
rychlosti plavby
Rieka 2. rijna. Pode pfimefove ine jest discipline
takeho pravdeneho voska velce aba dstonictvo pfi
provadeni bokay Reky zraci ocdne mad muzsvem kon-
Vladn vojaci stale prebihaj vOjsku DAmunzovu
hned v ceych batailonech.
DAnunzIv stab pracuje pry vnlecnem planu, jak
vseobecnym utokem prekvapi Dalmaci zda vsak
IL problem zustane papire dean jest en tax oko
Jhoslovanska hrance bya DAnnunzovym vojskem
kazdy kdo pokus jeii pfekroceni nemuze
kazat d D'Annunziovym svolenm jest zatcen.
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VCERA BYLO ZDE 34.918
VOLICU RECISTROVANO.
Dalsi zap.s pfipada ma pristi
ctvrtek.

Ia vcerejsi registrace zapsa
no bylo celkem 34,918 volicd.
TAX alespon mi polouredni
soucet. Ponevadz ale poce, re-
gistrovanych We "a precink-
tech dosud chybi, tfeba ured-
mich cislic vyckavati. Tolik
ale jest jiste, ze vcerejsi zapis
volicn lie povazovat "a rekord
nj. Byl totiz o 1000 hlasu vetSi
nez pred posledni volbou mu-
nicipalnl a mono ocekavat, ze
k listOpadovym volbam le.
bude Clevelandu asi 10000
obcanu regi5trovano. Ackoliv
zeny budou "a pfiStich skol-
Mich voleb hlasovati, vcera ne
chalo, Sc jich jen n6kolik regi-
strovat a celkovy vcerejSi "a
pis die ward skoncil takto:
IL, ,l98; 2-l,637; 81, :
OIL; 4-953; 5-l,145; 6-1,-
544; 7-1,187; 8-1,l59; g
9Sl; lO-7S4; 11-k1S4; IL
-l,162: l3-l.l42. Id
III; -15-l,8l5; 16-1,943 /;
17-1,123; 18-1,290; 19-
1,128; 20-1,102; 2l-1,125 !;
22-l, 100; 23-1, OPS; 24-1,-
466; 25-l, ,187; 26-1,993.
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PRESIDENT ODVOLA PRY
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Wa Jhington 2. rijna. - OPP
timism obchodnik1 lihovinami
New Yorku, Filadelfii Chi
cagu ohledne prohibice valec-
ne DOLBY byl dnes vysvetlen.
..Zprava pochazi primo cd jed
noho elena kabine,u a jest pod
porovana,. bezvymineGnym pro
hlasenim tohoto. ufednika, re
president nebude cekati ma
schvaleni mirove smlouvy Sc
natem, aby zakaz prodeje liho
vim odvolal.
Ucini vsak tax, jakmile mu
bude tajemnika I'm valky Bake
rem oZnameno, re demobili-
zace armady jest uplnou
Toto prohlaseni jest V pri-
mem odporu S onim vrchniho
navladniho Palmera, jest vsak
ucineno V takovou urcitosli, re
obchodnici lihovinami pripra-
vuji Sc ma ely "byznis" po do
bu, nez nadejde 16. ledna
1920 prohibice narodni.
Zpravy z New Yorku ma
znacuji, re obchodnici lihovi-
nami ucinili opatreni pro veli-
ke zasoby whisky z Kentucky,
kde Ia miliony distilovanych
napOjd We vladnich skladistich
vyckavaji osvobozovaciho dine
New York, 30. zari. " O
cekavani, re co nejdfive bud
odvolana valecna prohibice
1000 obchodniku lihovinami {
patfilo 81 license pro obnove'
nj obchodu lihovinami. Move |
cense budou platne do 16. led
ma 1920, kdy uItavni dodatel
narodni prohibice vejde V plat
most.
Mnohe pivovary pripravuj
3 az 5 procentni pivo a zasil
ky koralek dochazeji do mest;
V nakladnich zeleznicnich vo
zech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-03

Ma letisti Woodruff, tri mi
lie vychodn6 cd Lorain, priSli
.vcera vecer zivot diva vZdu-
choplavci, pilol Clarence
Brown z Akron a 19lety Ant.
Schueller z Lorain. Uhoreh "a
sficeni Sc sveho dvojplosniku
drive, nez pomoc mohla Jim
byti poskytnuta.
Brown byl professionalism
ayiatikem a Schueller Sc AWAIT
ce 2 jakehosi sportu zauco-
val. Vcera podnikli -oba krat-
81 let a We vysi $50 stop motor
patrne Sc Jim porouchal. Dvoj-
plosnik nekolikraJ Sc totiz "a
kymacel a ma. konec spadl te-
mer kolmo k zemi, nacez gaso-
lin v nadrzi ma aeroplanu wy
buchl a nestesti bylo dovrse'
no. Aviatikove "a prudkeho
padu byi die vseho omraceni
nasledovne nemohli uniknout
z trosek V cas- a plameny je
zahubili. Nekolik zffZencu ns
Woodruff letisti zamestna-
nych prichvataio sic k horici
mu dvojplosniku a pomoci tai
Nv. chemickych strikacek chte
Ii ohen uhasit, pokus Sc jim
vsak nezdaril tela aviatikt
strasne byla spaiena.
Woodroff letiste nalezl ne
kolika zamoznym sportovni
kun z okoli Lorain a Avon ;
posledni dobou pestovana n;
mem aviatika profesionelni
Ia poradani leteckych name
vru bylo totiz vstupne yybira
no. Brown byl jednim mali
telG letiste a dotceny dvojplo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-03
VELKA PoVoDEN We SPArsELsKU.

Madrid, 2. rfjna. Staym lijavci zavinena naha
den zahuba die vseho cetn6 dskch zvot po cee skorem
zem Obyvatelstvo Cartageny nize poozenych cvrtfch
pekvapeno bylo privalem noci Paniku zvysovao
sene osveen jekoz drava voda znicia eekrcke veden
pferusa pynovody
Lid utikal do horejsfch poschod strechy zoufae
voal pomoc Jfzdn poice snazla ohrozene zachran
povouc konch ohrozenym mistum rychle soupajici
proudly zahy tyto zachranovaci prace znemozny.