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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-14
RIPLEY'S BRIDGE

Mr.. C. E. Smith and family and
Mr.. James Massengill are spending
a few days with his father, Mr.. Smith,
cfo Piney Flats.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Jordan were in
Greeneville Saturday.
Misses Nettie and Ola Anderson
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Clyde Oler.
Mr.. Otis Miller spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. B. F. Hensley
and family.
Miss Matte Honeycutt spent Sun
day with her uncle, Mr.. J. J. Ander-
son, an dfamily.
Mrs. LYDIA Reeser and Miss Lena
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Dillia Jordan.
Mr.. Bruce Little and family called
on Mr.. B. F. Hensley and family Sun
day.
Mrs. G. NJ. Miller was calling on
Mrs. Horace Blankenship Sunday.
Miss Nettie Anderson called on
Miss Sallie Miller Friday afternoon,
Mr.. John Lannon's motored through
our burg Friday.
TRUE BLUE.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-14
Bombs Telephone
To the Farmers
By HENRY WOOD
UNITED Press Correspondent

PARIS. by Mail. Frances war
zone agricultural problem of how to
discover the presence underground of
unexploded shells, bombs and gren-
ades has just been solved by little
invention by Monsieur Guitton, pro-
fessor of physical sciences at Nancy.
Professor Guitton's invention rem
ders the task the simplest in the world.
With the little instrument he has
perfected each individual shell, bomb
and grenade now lying srugly tucked
away under French soil waiting for
an opportunity to blow up any farmer
whose pillow or harrow has the mis-
fortune to modest it, will instead call
up the said farmer by telephone and
notify him of the precise spot where
said shell, bomb or grenade is re-
posing.
Professor Guitton in perfecting his
invention has availed himself of
Hughes well known principle of bal
ance by induction invented for study
ing the molecular structure of metals
and perfected later for the use by
surgeons in locating pieces of metal
embedded in the flesh.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-14

Guitton's instrument consists of
two large wooden hoops, each one
encircling an electrical coil, one of
which carries a variable electric cur
rent whilst the other one is mounted
on telephone apparatus. If the OPP
posing currents in passing through
the earth that is being examined meet
with no metallic objects nothing hap
pens. But if they encounter bomb,
or shell or a grenade, the telephone
begins Immediately to buzz, and all
the farmer has to do is to dig the
shell out with care.
The instrument will locate masses
of metal weighing rs pounds at a
depth of about two feet, while smaller
pieces can be located at a depth of
from one foot to eighteen inches.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-14
MIDWAY, ROUTE TWO

The Sunday school and prayer
meeting at Bibles Chapel is getting
along nicely. Let everybody come
out at 2.3O o'clock Sunday and let's
try and make every service better
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Bible and chill
dren, Vida, Georgia and Axle, and
Mrs. Ellen Waddle and son, Robert,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. RagGn
Wednesday.
Messrs. Clarence, Oda and Charley
Wampler, Cecil Wright, and Misses
Beryl Bible and Mamie Lee Kester-
son were calling on Fora, Pearl and
Earl Raglan one day last week.
Mrs. Sallie Renner, of Cedar Creek
was the guest of her sister Wednes-
day night.
Messrs. Lance Renner and Charley
Humphreys called on their cousins
one night last week, Misses Cora and
Minnie Raglan.
Mr.. Uria Wampler, of Loudon
county, called on his uncle and aunt
one night last week.
Messrs. Asbury Wampler and son,
Ritchel, of Loudon, called on Mr..
and Mrs. Will Raglan and family FRI
day night.
Messrs. Joe Quicker and Joe Sipe
called to see Mr.. jefferson Raglan
Wednesday, who is in feeble health,
and who is reported no better. We
hope to see Mr.. Raglan out within a
few weeks.
Mrs. Joe Dean and three children,
Elmer, Pearl and Dora, called on
friends one day last week.
Misses Maud and Marie Bible are
visiting friends this week.
Mr.. Joe Kesterson called on his
brother one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dean will begin
omving Monday. We regret very
much to lose Mr.. and Mrs. Dean.
They were good neighbors.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs. Coy Knipp,
on the 9Th inst, son.
Mr.. Charlie Thomas is improving
slowly at this writing.
Adrian Bible and Crockett Kinser
called on little Georgia Raglan Sat-
urday.
Clarence, Oda and Charley Wamp-
Ter, and Earl Raglan called on their
cousins, Pauline and Glerna Ailshie
Friday afternoon.
Several young friends of Misses
Pearl and Fora Raglan were calling
on them Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie Bible and little daugh-
ter, Willie Kate, called on her sister
one day last week.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-14
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion Tor
a few centS-Try It'll

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
of orchard white, shake well, and you
have a quarter pint of the best
freckle an tan lotion, and complexion
beautifer, at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter win
supply three ounces of orchard white
for few cents. Massage this sweet
ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day ard see
how freckles and blemishes disappear
and how clear, soft and rosy-white
the skin becomes. Yes! 1t is harm
less and never irritates.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-14
CANNING TIME

There's a wondrous smell of spices
In the kitchen
Most bewitching;
There are fruits cut into slices
That just set the palate itchin';
Theirs the sound of spoon on platter
And the rattle and the clatter;
And a bunch of kids are hastin'
To the splendid joy of tastin';
It's the fragrant time of year
When fruit-cannin' days are here.
There's godd wife gayly smilin'
And perspirin'
Some, and trim;
And while par on jar she's pilin'
And the necks of them she's wirin'
I'm a-sittin' here an dreamin'
Of the kettles that are steamin'.
And the cares that have been troub-
lin
All have vanished in the Dublin
| am happy that I'm here
At the cannin' time of year.
Lord I'm sorry for the Teller
That is missin'
All the hissin'
OF the juices, red and yeller,
And can never sit and listen
To the rattle and the clatter
Of the cound of spoon on platter.
l am sorry for the single,
For they miss the thrill and tingle
OF the splendid time of year
When the cannin' days are here.
Selected.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-14
Giants and
White Sox
Nv H. C. HAMILTON

/
| UNITED Press Staff Correspondent. }
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-If the
Giants and White Sox enter the
worlds series this fall, as they did two
years ago, there will be vast change
in the probabilities connected with the
games.
The White Sox are practically I'M
changed but the Giants have under
gone a series of patching that will
totally overturn the pre-game dope.
For instance, in 1917, the Girnts
flung into the series coterie of left
handed pitchers which John McGl aw,
for some unknown reason, believed
could stop the American league
champions. This was his decision in
pite of the fact that the White Sox
lad been making mince-meat of south
Jaws all through the season.
This year, if McGraw succeeds in
his ambition to win another National
league flag he will have a corps of
right handlers, stars of the National
league, prepared to do battle with the
heavy-clouting Sox. Toney, Barnes.
Douglas and Causey probably will be
his aces, with Rube Benton the only
left-hander of class.
The general lineup of the two clubs
is unchanged, with the exception of
l very few spots. Hal Chase has tax
en- over Walter Holke's duties at first
base, something which undoubtedly
strengthens the Giants, and Bill Rari-
dan has vanished from behind the bat
for the New Workers, in favor of
Snyder and Gonzales. The cumber
some McCarty has become second
string catcher. Ross Young does right
field patrol duty, vice Dave Robert
son. Larry Doyle is back in place
of Charles Herzog at second base.
These changes have been vastly
helpful to the Giants and the pitch
ing staff may be said to be somewhat
stronger than it was on the occasion
of the last appearance of the Giants
a worlds pennant hunt.
The White Sox are depending on
the same three cocky twirlers who
lifted them to worlds honors two
years ago.a The infeld and outfield
are intact.
Man for man, the team with Can
dill, Collins, Risberg and Weaver in
its inield outclasscs the Giants. Still,
balance has swung to the Giants in a
small way because of the better pitch
ing they will be able to muster against
their opponents-always providing,
of course, that the Cincinnati Reds,
Detroit Tigers, or some other upstairs
do not come along and upset what
is in the minds of Kid Gleason and
John McGraw. /
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-14
ROUTES FIVE AND SIX

We understand the boys of Cross
Anchor enjoyed themselves playing
ball at the Pressmen's Home last Sat-
urday. The Cross Anchor boys come
out ahead with Mr.. Tine Britton as
pitcher. The Pressmen's Home boys
will play game on the Cross Anchor
ground Saturday, August 23rd, and
we hope that they will again be sue
cessful.
A large crowd attended the sur
prise birthday supper of Miss Laura
Gass Saturday evening. After sup
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-14
FOR SALE

will offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder, on the ]. r. Shanks
farm, one-half mile northeast of
Alton,
Wednesday, August goth,
the following described personal
property:
large bay mare, years old; bay
mare, years old; l old horse; fine
Jersey COW, years old; | Lannon's
wagon, good as new; hack; l buggy;
/ disc harrow; some small farming
tools, and some household furniture.
Terms-All cash.
R. H. SHANKS, Alton, Tenn.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-14
The Three KS Realty Company
Farm Lands

Farms from Kingsport Kingston. Big FARMS small
farms farms all Sizes through organization We have
the best propositions all East Tennessee Read list Let
u. know your wants. help write
to suit the purchaser
900 acres 10 miles from Kingston Tenn mile of pike 80
cleared creeEbotom The whole farm well watered
ba hare e@ps b n a a all outbuidgs
14O acre cleared balance fair TIMBER good eghto house
dandy waerm 6nefouh mile from pike one mile to three
miles to church Most OF this place is IN grass Fce->uoOOO
good bottom and balance all lays well waee by well
III acres house, almost level balance lays rolling
pike city and electric lights in house miles to town Of
School in the Of Tennessee, Priee-$7oOOoO
bearing peach good house, land all lays we'll
Prce-$l 10000
225 acres one good orchard % to 80
fourth mile High and miles of 5000 people,
pike side of farm. Price $s,5OO
acres; cleared of this Tennessee
timber; good Groom house with well on porch good
school D and church Price $6,5Oooo.
cleared good timber on balance two pretty COCO
school onehaf mile pike ten miles railroad Price
100000
small tenant house, small orchard one good spring
drilled WE'LL mail route mile store one and one
church; school and MILL twelve miles to railroad Price
100000
259 acres; 21O cered and bottom;
balance whole we'll watered and ideal stock
springs farm; concrete spring house one extra go
large barn. grain house, one potato house and
miles railroad. Prce-$1s,ooOoo
cleared balance pretty fair timber building
pike rou threfou mile church. school, store and mill
and watered II miles to railroad Pre-$25OoOo
70 onea cleared balance in good timber one good mousse
good barn. building with dwelling attached pike and mall
10 cleared three good houses two barns three wells
running water through farm 800 peach trees So apple
miles to railway station. Price-$5,Ooo0o
The Three KS Realty Company
kns.por Tenn Knoxville wauAusa Hotel kingston Tenn
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-14

Mrs. Anna Lee Bible and little
daughter, Aglaline, called on Mrs.
Hugh Self one day last week.
Mrs. Sallie Robinson and son, Cur
tbs, called on Mrs. Fife Lee one day
last week.
J. D. and Cornelius Wampler and
little sister, Fernie Irene, called on
their uncle Saturday night and Sun
day.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-07
BOLSEVICKE VOJKO OHiR OzUJE
OMSK.

Omsk, 81. rfina. (Opozd6na zprava) - Vzhedem hro
zcmu postupu rudych gard nadil admiral Kocak ods6-
hovn vsech amerckych nemocnic chz nen prav6 Omsku
nutne tfeba VSechny odebeTou dale vychod Rycho-
vaky byy znacne omezeny zelezncni vagony sou pro
vSechny pfipady soustfed6ny Omsku Okupace Peopav
lovska pfblizeni toku eky Smu rudou gardou odav
cee stuac velce hrozve vaTnost zemena jest lid vece
posrasen. Posedn6 vydane buetiny by nasv6dGovav
rude gardy sou jiz pouhych 40 mil cd m6sta smu e
ich nyn6S fronta tahne ceym Kazakovem cd Imu
Petropavovsk.
USupujic KolGakova armada die vSech okonostf
stavi az Omska nebude vice hajt frontu ismskou Pu
kovnk Emeson odvola rozkaz odvoavac americky
ncn bor Sbife ktery pry kazdych okonos z6stan
pri svych povinnostech
General Ceskoslovensk6 armadv Janin amercky konul
angcky general Knox general Harris povazuii savaiici
situac sice vaznou ale nkterak krtckou Omska
wstehovavsi amerck6 hosptay umist6ny budou rkut-
s Cervenemu Krz dosalo vSech dopravnch prostfed
XII pfevazenm pacentu jichz jest 5000, bylo prave
zapocato (rkutsk ez znm konc Bajkalskeho ezera,
plnych 1000 mil cd Tomska.)
Londyn 6. listopadu - Ruska bolsevcka zprava
mule vzet Smu (75 mil cd Peropavovka) Zaeti
1900 muzi Kolcakovy armady Depese zminuje tez
jeti 1000 muzd Uust Buzuuku. Napro omu hasi gene
raj Denn ze kozaci znci celou ednu boSevckou dvs
javSe $500 muzG.
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fWSsl [T4l ilVSsl
DVANACTA WARDA PO-
SKYTLA NEJViCE HLASU
MAYOROVI.

Dvanacta warda, zablrajici
t6z ceske Crotonsko, po1kytla
"a 1ternich voleb p. H. L. Da-
visovi nejve 81 majoritu re
vsech clevelandskych ward.
Pouze prvotfidnich hlasu
mayor Davis ziskal We dvana-
cite warde PIP a dem. Bishop
jen 415.
V IT. warde zvlt6zil dem.
radnl Carroll mad rep. STAGE
lem pouze deseti hlasy a jak-
mile 1redni soucet hlasu bude
dokoncen, Stacel chce ihned
tam8isi volbu kontestovati. To
t6z slibuje podniknout rep.
Dembowski We c-rnacte ward6,
jehoz peti hlasy porazil dem,
Orlikowski.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-07
VRhZDA V ITALSKE
PIVNICI.

We vla5skG ctvrti ma Orange
Ave. do5lo vtera op6t k zahad
n6mu krveproliti. Do ak IVA
ne kavarny Carlo Do Falea We
Sli vcera vecer diva Italove
pon6vadz mattel lokalu pro-
dl6yal t6 dolby Y kuchyni, u
sedli ke stolu q vy6kavali. V
mistnosti byl mimo uvedenych
ctyrlety kavarnikav synek,
jenz vuci policii vypravuje, re
oba muzi hned po zasednuti
ke stolu Sc pohadali, na6ez te-
mer soucasn6 tasili bambitky
a stfelba nasledovaIa. Ia dot
ten@ho souboje ieden z Mich
zasazen byl kuli u srdce a dru-
hy po strelb6 utekI. Pozd6ii
ZiiSteno, re smrteln6 ran6nym
je Tony Lavona cisla 1928
Central Ave. Lavona byl odve-
zen do Charity nemocnice. kde
brzy ma to sllonal. Vrah je ne
Zv6stnym d die vSeho jde no
W zloGin "Cerne ruky."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-07

Wa ellington, 5. list. Kon-
gresnik Baer Ze Severni Dako
Y podal ycera V dome zastup-
cu pfedlohu, autorisujici vladu
k operovani uheinych doli V
dohod6 S uhlokopy. Financni
narovnanf bylo by utinenO po
arbitraci meZi uhlobarony a
havifi. Lid V Severni Dakot6, S
temperaturou jiz 10 stupni
pod nulou, zaj1ma Sc o dostani
uhli, a ne 0 kontroYersi, pravil
Maer.
Minneapolis, Mimi, 2. li1t.
-Severozapadni divise spolku
Veteranu ze sv6tove valky pri-
jala vcera Cd sve ustavy klau-
suli, We k,er6 Sc pozaduie Okla
mite znarodn6ni uhelnych a
potrolejovych ajetkG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-07
DODATEK l. ZAHAJENI BA
LiCKOVE POSTY DO CES-
kC5LOVENSkA.

X uvarovani vsech nedopa-
treni a neprljemnoSti podoty-
kane, ze po5tou balickoyou az
do vahy IL liber posllati lie
potraviny urcene pro osobni
spQ rebu pfijemce. Zadny ba-
lik nesmi vsak ob 'ahovati Vi
ee nez-li dNe libry od ndsiedu-
jieieh pfedm6td: uncle masic
mastnota (sadlo), peGivo, MI.
die. kava, zbozi culirove po.
dobn6 predm6ty.
Kazdy balik smi obsahovati
mydlo, sviCky a Skrob nejyySe
" celkove vaze p6ti liber.
Naprosto vSak jest zapov6Ze
no "a 5ilati maslo, maso a mas
ne zbozf, Spek, mouku, cukr
ananas, zazvor, vanilku, kavi-
ar, raky humry, Gstfice.
l(V&S7 ,NSSl INSS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-07
STRANA '0S0BNi SVOBODY PORAU
DIVA PROHIBICNi PROBIENY
CRABBEOVA PREDLOHA A RATEFE
KACE Paddy.
POSLEDNEJSf VfTEZSTVf MOKRYCH A JEKO
UCINKY MA PROHIBICI NARODNf
(BULLETIN:)

Columbus 6. sopadu. - James A. White statnf supe
rntendent prohostinske gy dnes vedku pro
hlas ze Crabbeova predloha jest nem6n6 dueztym pro-
hibcnlm navrhem danym ldu p etosnich vobach odhla
sovani."
Strana osobn svobody poraza neien povestnou
pTedohu ale ratfkacn ederani dodatek kdezto
tia pfi konstituc dodatku prohbicnfm pfi vymhan6
voeni vIroby 28 procennfho pva pro-
speech suchych.
Chyb sce dosud vysledky ctyf okres yto liz po
azku mokrych nkterak nemohou napravi Pfi ety.
ech problemech bude vsak odevzdane hlay rene
pfepocitati zs tax spravny udaj vetsn Teprve dnes
vecer budou patrn6 uveren6na smerodatna data.
Vtezstvf strany svobody federaln prohbicn ratf-
kac nebo schvaeni ale bude mti vvoi cele prohbcn
otazky Oha velk6ho vvu, jekoz die zprav berad azda
prohbtni oazka bude mus m tT cvrtecni v6tsinu pax
zamezuie zavedeni narodni prohibce pred vobam
to es6 teprve ehdy kyz pouze eenact sta by
hodo podobne ako Ohio pr 1ternch vobach Jnymi
dnes must pro nrodni prohbic bez mnky prohas 81
stati.-aby stala po ce6m Soustati pravoplatnou.
Pra5ka Crabbeovv pfedlohy necini sice Ohio nakrgm
stte ale Jest dnes take vnut prohbici nrod
nj aspon mezich amerck6 stavy. Pfedloha imenovana
m6la zamezi vlasnenf rozdavan dopravu lihovin en
zAsobach sklepich nemluva.
Dosud ne1fednf zpravy vykazuji "a okresd
RatifikaGn federanl dodaek 608 ANO, 479 9226 NE
v6tSna prosp6ch strany svobody 1864 hlasd.
Crabbeova pTedloha, 451 469 ANO, 480452 Me- v6tSna
mokrych 28983 HAST
Odmtnu satn prohibce zavrzeno v6tsinou 30,061 pro
such6
23l proc pivo pax propadlo 19475 hlasy.
Vi6zstvi mokrych pTi prvnlch dvou probemech umoz-
Mia havn6 veka m6sta Crabbeova predloha net6Sa
vek6 popuarit6 ami venkovskych okresech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-07
NEECDA MA WOODLAND
AVE, BLIZE VICH. 55. UL
Neznamy nluz, die vseho NEST
SKY zffzenec, usrnrcen byl
al en-.

VGera V noci sraZily Sc ma
Woodland Ave. meZi vych. 50
55. ul. diva automobily. Jed
no auto rizeno byio p. Al. Ma
reSem, 2406 Scranton Road 3
druh6 T. Besserl, 2214 vych.
40. ul. Srazka nemela pro oba
RIDGE pIimych nasledku, "a
to vSak 3mrteln6 poran6n byl
muz tfeti, patrn6 m6stsky me-
tar, jeEoz imeno na0ylo do
sud Zjist&no. Muz ten Zasizen
byl Bessobym strojen a prsa
mu rozmaGkana. Bess byl zat-
cen pro nepozornou jiZdu a
dne5 bude pohnan pred NUM-
cipalni soud, kdezto druhy au
toista, kraian Al. Mares zba-
ven byl vSi zodpovGdnosti. Ia
hynulym je muz asi 46lety,
stfadni postavy a blcd6 ware.
Pozustatky jeho yyckavaji ITO
tozn6ni V okresni marnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-07
SNAHY VLADY A SETRENI UHLfM.
OKIAHOMSKY GUVERNER PRO DEPORTACI
STAVKARU.

Washington, g. stopadu. - Stale nadeji, re sobotn
iednan pred soudem Indianapolis ukaze spranou cestu
iak zezehnati savlu uhlokop1 snaz vada ochrani
byvatevo pred nsedky nedostaku palva Zem6 potfebu
ie prav6 rat tok uhli nez no dneSn DOLBY dobude
nsedkem oho budou vSech psaveh zdrzeny lode nalo
zene uhlim urcenym k vyvozu do cizny.
Ably nasalo spran6iSi rozdelovan palva pfprava Via
da kazdy ien ponekud vyhovujc zeeznicn wagon
ran ditel staten konrolovanych drah Hines nafd vsem
podizenym adum ably doprav6 uhi venovana byla ne
v6tsf pozomost.
Zasobovan lodi uhim pro vlasni potrebu ma Sc dit tim
zpilsobem ze paivo odim skutecne amer
kym kdezo odm czich vajek bude ceka az do skoncen
stavky
Hines oznamuie dale, ze bylo 1radhm nafzeno, aby
byo nkde rpeno zbyetn6 hromadenl uh nkor jinych
selci
Nafizen guvernera Oklahoma savi staros vlady, aby
svka uhlokop mrne byla odklizena do podvneho svea
Robertson zasa pred zapocitm svky generani
Pamerov zadost ably vSichni stavkujc hornic
okahomskych dolech, ktef dosud nesou pobcen byl
SpoienIch Stati iednoduse deportovan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-07
ID GOMPERS PROTI PROHIBI-
Il. CT.

Samuel Gompers, pIedseda
Americke Federace Prace. byl
taZan ma svuj nahled 0 .vrzeni
iedTotT rrotf rarodni profribi-
ci, ze pfehlidkou provedenou V
jedenacti zapadnich statech,
kde prohibice Jest Y platnosti,
seznano byio. ze obmeZeni o.
sobni svobody ma "a nasIedek
nepokoi mezi d6lniky. Com
perJ odpov6d6l, re vzdy byl
pFesved6en. ze pestovani prohi
bice V t6to zemi jest velikym
pochybenim, spojenym ne
bezpeciEl. ZvlaS E dnes je pro
zavad6ni naproste prohibice
nest astny okamzik, jenz vSeo
becny nepokoi jeSta vice Ivy
suje. Zayedenim prohibice
zmen6no bylO spolecenske a e.
konomick6 tkanivo naroda. Byl
ucinen natlak ma zvyku a oby-
ceie d5lnikovy a tento uveden
do stavu, kdy zloba jeho a ner-
vovd napjeti, jez jest pricinou
vseobecn6 nespokojenosti, je-
: E Sc priostruie. A zloba ia
n2mi@ena jest neien prot jed
notlivcIm, kteri "a prohibici
stoji a pencil il podporuji. ale
proti Wade a kongresu. iez ma
d6!nika nemaji zadn6ho ohle-
du".
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TWSSl TWSSl iWSSl
PAM.
s~-~--~---- ~

N6mecke ucitelky V Usti n.
Labem sc usnesly usilovat, aby
uGitelkam byl ud6len vSeobec-
ne titul PAM, pon6vadz my
nj koneGn6 ie ma case suctovat
Sc zastaralou a protismyslnou
zdrobn6tinou "sletno", jez je
Size piipadna pro nesamos at
ne Made divky. nikoli vsak
pro zenu, vykonavaiici samo-
ctatne povolani a samostatn6
tvofici, zejmena vSak nikoli
vudkyni mladeze a pro vycho-
vatelku lidu.'
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VS. 81 WSSI WSS
sTAVKA VYK.LADACU
ZLOMENA.

New York, ). listo. = STAY
ka lodnich vykladacu Y New
Yorku zdala Sc byti dnes zlo-
mena, kdyz ma pierech CheI-
sea, mezi zapadni IA q %. uli-
ci priSel dnes do prace plny
poce5 d6lniku. Okrsek Chelse-
a, kde jsou umist6ny piery pa
roplavebnich linii White Star
Star. Red Star a francouz-
skych, povazuje Sc "a strategi
cky sired cele stayky a prav6
V tomto miste zam6stnani isou
hlavni radikalove, kteri stavku
vedli.
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V7SS7 EVSS7 NSS7
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PRESIDENT FRANCE. PRO
PROHIBICI?

PaTfz listopadu Raymond Poncar6. president fran
couzske repuby vsoupil rady vodar Sensac uto pro
zrada eho pfi otevfen parzske sanaofe to-
berkuosu pf kere pry prohlas Dnes kdyz nam A prna-
vtezstv nasch zbrani musime seknout JeSe da-
leko vetsimu triumfu - prot alkoholu
Francouzska verejnost jest mto verejnym prohaSenm
predena vece pekvapena obzvaste proo vsechny pre-
sdentsk6 bankey synuy nadobyGenym bohatstvlm vlna
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ELASEM .IEDlNEHO SENATORA
PROD! OUzENO SCHVlAI.ENi MlRU.

Washington, g. listopadu. = RepublikanSti demokrat
c vidci "a waiemneho souhasu hlasovan neb prot
ratfkaci mfrov6 pfnesene Versalesu presdenem
Wsonem byl peruseni prave do zasedan dostavvsim
senatorem L. Jonesem, repubikanem Washngonu, ienz
svm zaporem schvaen miru Nemeckem neurctou dobu
oddau Repubikansti jeho koegove sce namahal ably
jej pm6l opacnemu nazoru, ale Jones zGal neobomnym
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PREVZETi DOLU VLADOU.

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TEX FRbAY) 7. LIsToPADU NovEMBER ~ 10
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CECHOSLOVACI v ARMADE
KOLCAKOVE.

Noskvy, s. rfjna. (Zprava dosla pres Prahu) = Ze
sd6uje re mezi Cechoslovaky, bouiicim
made Kocakove ev veka nespokoienos Cechoslovaci
zada aby nejdrve by dopraven do vasti hroz ne
spn- to, ze prorazi 81 cesu zbran rukou tfeba
prot Kolcakovi.