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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14
What Do You Knotv?



l. Who was the sculptor of the statue Of
Washington that is regarded az best
combining fidelity of portraiture with
artistic merit?
9. In what city is this work to be found!
3. What is the meaning In finance Of
amortization?
4 Where did Columbus die?
5. Who said 81 regret that have only
one life to give to my country?
6. What is an amice?
Z. What is the chief American controlled
cable line?
8. Why is a chafng dish so callsd7
0. What kind If drawings ara oeIfsS
grafiti?
10. A certain kind of small onions are
often called "scullions. What is
the correct form of this word?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14

Perhaps one reason work on the farms
about Philadelphia is popular with the girls
is that they start in the morning at 8
o'clock and are through for the day at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14

Another runaway marriage is ending in
the divorce courts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14

The easy spenders seem to have taken
to the woods If one can believe the walters
in the hotels.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14
When Janet Reads
T'n Janet nuod f,rpIrp


WHEN Janet reads Hans Andersen
w Or Grimm, or Peter Pan, why then
This world where daughters sweep and sew
And cook and knit, is gone-and 10,
The age of magic blooms again
When Janet reads
THE Dragon flames within his den,
l. Princesses masquerade as men,
And to the sky Beanstalks grow
When Janet reads
LNROM many and many a golden pen
These visions come before her ken
Then wonder wide her brown eyes glow
ooh. Daddy, is it really so?
And did the Tailor kill all temp
When Janet reads
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14

What's in namef That woman who
useA the monicker of well known Phils-
del0bian In signing checks In Baltimore dis-
eoSfree that she could raise AL the money
shs peedsd BY using ths rizAs nsn>.
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Answers to Saturdays Quiz

1, The French national holiday, cele-
brated on July IA, signalizes the TAX
ing of the Bastille prison by the revo-
lutionsts in 1889.
2. Complacent means satisfied, especially
self satisfied. Complsisant means dis
posed to please, obliging, courteous,
compliant.
3. Victoria is the capital of British CO.
lumbia.
4. Oxidized silver is not really oxidized
1t is treated with silver sulphide.
s. Thomas De Quincy wrote ''The Con-
fessions of an Opium Eater
G. The Alabama claims after the Civil
War were adjudicated in Geneva,
Switzerland.
7. Pabulum is food. The word Is often
used in a fguratiye sense in the phrase
mental pabulum,"
g. The character Of Mark Tapley occurs
in Diekens's Martin Chuzzlewit.''
D. The paryis Is the inclosed area ia front
Of . cathedral or church.
10. The Yagstss = the longest river IN Azla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14

Jofre had place in the Paris parade
today, after all.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14

Now the British are planning an air.
zj,A four times as big ~ the R-34, but
ilss4 heve ppt YET decided how 20 anchor It
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14

A friend remarks that he has found the
meanest man in Philadelphia. He's the guy
who advertised thus in one of the papers
recently:
FOR s12 will tell you where you can rent house
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14

Philadelphia. Monday. July u, 1919
A SLOGAN OF ALL FACTIONS

Upon one slogan at least both inde-
- pendents and city administration
leaders are agreed Register"
Neglect of this injunction would render
every budding move in the coming
mayoralty campaign utterly negligible.
Both sides keenly realize this and each is
probably hoping that all its constituents
will remember the warning, while mem
bers of the opposition forget it.
What the city deserves is more sweep
ing. Philadelphia is entitled to know
that the swing of its elections really rep
resents the opinions of its citizens of
voting age. The verdict can never be
conclusive while thousands of citizens are
annually deprived Of their franchise
merely because of Indifference to regis
tration.
The act is extremely simple and the
date and hours are convenient. Three
days in the fall will be devoted to this
purpose. AS usual, wide publicity of the
opportunities will be given.
This year, more than ever the obliga-
tion is pressing because of the large
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number of
names are not
Philadelphia W
to have it. If
such a regime,
its privilege.
rrI1e is 1ltterlv
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Answer to Inquiry


NENOPHON-Th poem we referred to
is ITO Thrush by II. A. DAILY. You will
find it in the volume called 'Songs of We'd
lock-
Perhaps one reason why some Philadel-
phians are doubtful about the league of ma
tions is that this community has had such
trying experiences lately in the other leagues
VIZ, National and American.
We seem to notice a gradual shifting of
the public disdain away from Mr.. Burleson
and toward Walker d. Hines.
Fifteen slivers Of unripe peach and small
lug of . - cream cost us twenty cents at a
Chestnut street victualing house. If We
have proftecrs, let's prepare to shed them
now.
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soldiers, whose
.he voting lists. If
hpe rule, it ought
ANTS to prevent
rejection is also
Spirit of majority
a when the regis
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matrmony in contemplated improvements,
and 125 self respecting American boys.
A SCORE Of these American boys are boys
~ by courtesy; in stature and intelligence
they are men but they are chums with the
little fellows for whom the camp is designed
and deserve the honorary and honorable
title.
When Superintendent Dana How picked
the bunch from the University of Peunsyl-
vania they knew they would have to work,
but that's nothing! But wait He added,
''Gou'l II have to cut out the smokes for the
season. And they did it! Incidentally
Mr.. How rather likes his pipe himself And
it may be that the doing without tobacco
for the sake of example TO the little fellows
is suggestive of the mcatless days and
whcatless days of wartime
But it is among the smaller boys. guests
of tho camp. that the answer to the Ques-
tions may be found. They're independent
guys most of en- They know what's what
and YOU cant put anything over on them
that isn't just so. Very WELL then! They'd
been in camp exactly one week when !
visited them. | saw them line up before
breakfast at the call of the buge and go
through a somewhat strenuous course of
setting up exercises. They went Mt it with
VIM They watched every movement of the
we'll built instructor who stood on big
rock in front of them and at the word of
command initiated his every motion. And
they enjoyed it.
AT the breakfast table they were waited
upon by counselors, all University men.
They never touched their plates until all
were served and grace was said. After
breakfast they went across the creek and
prepared their tents for inspection. They
had an hour to do it in. This seems ample
time to fix up tent-but when saw what
those little fellows had done l was amazed
-
r>-cprC,.1o>- :. .. .,, s
:; I;,n :. fno,,t - "anh "'." u.s.. 4"t .".n en 1
or mora Aftor .lttnntion -, ,nd ..Right
dross -, and .'At eose,', camo tbo ouostions
..IIow many of Won havc hnon in svimning
since vestordov ,norningp" and Glow, n,onT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14

A schoolboy once wrote that gross ignor
ance us 144 times as bad as just ordinary
ignorance, In that case, how about Borah
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14

THE boys rule themselves. On an impos-
l. ing cluster of rocks they hold court every
night. Those accused of breaking the rules
of the camp get a fair trial. If found guilty
they are punished. The extreme penalty, |
understand, is going without dessert. The
Judges (chOsen by the boys from among
themselves) hesitate long, long time before
imposing the sentence but when imposed it
is enforced 1t is a particularly harsh
sentence when ice cream is on the menu.
/ was privileged to see ice cream served 1t
was greeted with loud cheers.
And here l think we have the answers to
the questions asked in the first paragraph
These American boys submitted to conscrip-
ton. They found rules and they promptly
obeyed them. They submitted to prohibition
Those of them who had cigarettes or the
makings promptly turned them over to the
management, and there has been no smoking
since they arrived.
And why do they do it? Well. it's only
my own opinion and you may take it or
leave 1t:
As Americans their native pride is ba
by a strong sense of humor, and they are
willing to try anything-once.
Later on, if they find thing worth while
they may stick to It.
But that is another story. G.. A.
1
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T WAS fortunate enough to be there on
l. stunt night. As the night was hot, the
entertainment was pulled off, in the open
air. A dozen lanterns We're the footlights.
Dinner plates kept the light off the audience
and threw it into the faces of the entertain
ers. There was rivalry among the tents
Each tent was anxious to do the greatest
number of stunts and the best in quality.
The matter was decided later by acclama-
ton. Most of the stunts were athletic
One clever boy walked on his hands. Others
did flip flaps and handsprings. There were
weird and wonderful combination acrobatic
stunts. There was human pyramid of a
dozen boys that collapsed at fateful and
delightful moment. Some timid solosts were
accompanied on guitars by counselor. An
Indian youth permitted himself to be lifted
by the hair of his head and later performed
an Indian dance. There was an improvised
blackface vaudeville sketch that was a
scream until the censor came along with a
blue pencil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14

About week ago we remarked that an
editor had asked us to write him a Christ
mas poem at once. and we added that it is
hard to twirl off the snow -spangled Yuletide
stuff at this time of year. But genial Sub
Rosa comes to our rescue. She sends in the
following just to show us how easy it is:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14

A. r, p. wonders--a little morbidly, we
shipk- what has become a,t all those peatly
framed first dollat hills eakex - ~ several
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-14

We are heartily grieved to see that Ser
geant Alvin York, though still on his honey
moon, has been doing some more public
speaking. If Mrs. York doesn't rake him
in hand right speedily he'll get INTO the
Chautauque circuit. SOCRATES.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-26
CTYRI RINEBEZPECNf LUPICI PUSTENI
SVYM KOLEGY MA SVOBODU.
POLICIE V OKOLNfCH MESTECH PATRA PO
SMELCfCH

Toledo %. prosince. = Do adovny venice okresu Lu
vstoupil dneSniho rama chatrn6 od6ny mads
pOzadova hucnym Zpusobem tfech spokoen6 81 pokuu
jfcich vypomocnych serech oeven mrzove cely Jmena
pfepadenych strazcG bezpecnos sou Peter Basso Leo
Nooran John Kelly Noonan vyhovel pni vetTecove ale
ryche snaz uchcpti svj suzebni revolver kdyz
kusu tomto byl lupicem selem do Basso Kelly
pskoci sice rychle ohrozenemu druhu pomoc ale eno e
namifenym revoverem drze Sachu do prichodu pe
vych svych pomahacu kter ranenemu Noonanov odebra
vche kice jednotvych kobek PAX pfiS meme pobid
Bassa Keyho ably wall vdek pobytem jedne vyprzd
meme cele kde je podle predpsu zavreli
Dva bandit zGsali strait a zbyvaicf ctyfi patral
iednotlivych ceach osvobodi cyfi vezne kter sou
Tady cen ako vece nebezpecn zotnc Ranou probuzeny
Ser John Matthias pspechal Timed nocnim dboru hos
misto pfepadu ale zapet ucit s revoveru svych ze
brech conucen TAX bezmocne vzpazt Jeden propuSte
nych VENT 80 ley West tez znamy pod imenem Edward
Mechan pTouva ably zivota s9rifa byo setfeno hro
I'll konecn6 sam skol oho, kdo bytse orovaz ublzit
Ma to by serf tax ak byl nedbalkach dan podobne pod
zavoru ako ieho pomocnici.
Nsech dcset geneeman6 pax bez poroucen rvchle
treici apust vsedi do dvou pTipravenych automobile
rvche odie Osvobozeni byl krone zmfn6neho Wesa ie
hoz hlavnu povoanm jest dobyvani do nedobytnych
kaden isty Albert Loach iehoz poce chvane Una dewitt
im6nv pax Leo Mitchell Frank Howard, vesres vSchn
mai sebou znameny poiceni rekord vypocavati rel
stfk ech TchI by sova aca celia prosredn6 sna knha
a neschazi mezi mimi ami vrazdy
Po odchodu odvaznIch banditu byla smelem drzem
kousku uv6dom6na pcce ez sce okamze dostava ale
ptaGkove byi liz davno verem. Ceveandske poci byl
arci kousek take oznamen zdejs detektvove sou
hou ably uprchliky pak m6st6 ukaz hned zakla ta
kd bylo liz provedcno nekok zat6eni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-26
UHELNf OPERATORI NE
SPOKOJENI.

President Wilson jmenoval
komisi, ktera ma proiednavati
spory mezi haviri a uhlobaro-
nv, v souhlasu planem. navr-
zenym generalnim navladnim
Palmerem prijatym hornic-
kou. unii min. tyden. Tfi cleno-
We. kteri jiz priia'i sve jmeno-
vani lisou: HI. IN. Robinson z
Pasadena. Cal, bude zastupo-
vati vereino3t; John P. White,
bVvaly nTedseda hornicke u
ME, jenz bude mluviti "a uhlo-
Fopv a Rembrandt Peale, ma
iito' dol1 Pennsylvania, jenz
hude haiti vysadv nhlobaro-
nj. Robinson byl cleuem lodni
radv behem valky. kdezto
White a Peale bv'i radci pail
voveho administrators CARTEL
da.
Stanovisko uhlobarond ma
svedtuie. ze zavrhrou celv mi
row plan presidenthv. Nekte-
i z mich uvazuif o tom. zdali
+" nebvlo zahodno snaziti Sc o
7iskahi audience i .presidenta
Wfsona, ably mn pfedlozili svo
il stranku celeho sporu, a row
nez ably ziskali nejakou zme-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-26
!. BREZNA ZRUSENA BUDE VLADNi
KONTROLA ZELEZNIC.
vi ADM NARfZENf OzIVUJE OTAZKU ZVYSENI
PLATU.

Washington 25. prosnce = Presidentova proklamace
pedan vadou konrolovanych drah dne L. bfezna vynas
poznovu povrch nozadavek 100000 zamesnancu ze
lezniSnich dilnaeh, pokud zvySeni platu tyce.
D6lnctvo pozadovalo lete 25% zvVseni mzdy ale ne
bvlo eho pran vyhoveno proto predseda Jewell vykon
ny vbor ses denskych organsaci poznovu vystupu OBJ
rovuf prani zzenc1 ale byo Jim odpovedeno ably vycka
edni raport qeneralnbo navladniho Pamera Posednes
pax odpovd& p diva mesice vvkazovat budou znacne
snzenf vSech zvou nenutnHSich potfeb Jest otaz
kou zda Sc d6ncvo ouo nadeii da uspokoi zda sku
tn prorock sova Pamerova stanou take skutkem Ia
m4stnanc zeeznGnch den lax zda ztrace liz trpevost
die vseho obtizno e hadce zskat novemu konrak-
tu ma nrodonzenou dobu vadni konroly
pied wherein ma tpravu patn zeezncnch zffzencG
za es t6z zados zeeznnch kerk kteri take nesou do
savadni mzdou spokojeni.
Iinou resoluci rozpousti president Wilson J. bremen
American Railway Express Co., ez byla vladnho fzen T.
eence 1913 zalozena soucenim Adams, American ellis
FARGO Southern spClecnost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-26
JAK VANOCE ROZJASNUJf TVARE.

nu V planu arbitracni komise.
JIM uhlobaroni isou primo pro
TO. ably mel vGbec co ciniti S
komisi a aby nechali Rem
bardta Peala jednati osamoce-
ne. Soudi. re zadne rozhodnu
ii. ktere by komise ucinila, ne
mGze Jim byti vnuceno. jest-li
re odmitnou je pfijmouti. Mno
ri uhlobaroni isou rozliceni
jmenovanim Peala do komise.
protoze ie to neodvisly mali
tel do'u a neni tesne spojen S
ieiich trustovou organisaci.
V6tsina uhlobaronG ocekavala
ze ieiich zastupcem komlsi
bude imenovan znamy uhelny
magnat Peabody 2 Chicago,
ienz by byl vybojneji hajil v
komici privilegia obrovske
vydelky uhlobaronu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-26
SOLNORRADY A TYROI.SKO SILHA-
JiPO BERLiNU.
ODE zEMF HoDLAJf Sc PklPoJITI x NEMEcKU

Iondvn. 25. prosince. Rozkotan6 re zbytkh n6koika
provncif sesmolene Rakousko oekeava da rozdrobeni
sire od zem obyvanych nemecky mluviem dem kery od
jazva bvl misunderstanding smyseni Jz stare psovi
prt ae eiosak postaverv dd nemiya obycena pfatel
tohoo nevdeku jockala rozmaa Widen teeh ez pred
valkou rozmazovala.
Zem ceka bankrot predseda rakouske republiky te-
roiT spoiercu Zebra skyvu chleba hadovic lid.
nebah9 okoosti donucui byvae rerakouSejsf zeme
Solnonrady Tyrolsko Vorarberk odrhnout cd dvou-
haveho ora prroti Sc ''v$ematce Germanl Posedni
zem6ka liz pred vSi rozhodnost prohasila
pnoen Svycarsku kerymz ucelem sha edna vefeina
schdze ruhou zahaieno jiz vyjednavani mez Bernem
Bregencem Sonohradsko Tyrosko pax tihnou Berinu
kteryn chit pripoj neen polcky ale narodohospo-
darskv ODE zaday liz vdenskem narodnim shro-
mazden aby Jim bylo dovoeno pfislusnych msech w
iednavati
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-26
RYBARSKA LOD UVfZLA v
LEDOVYCH KRACH.
Vladni muzs,vo dopravi 10 tro-
secnikHm vanccni nadi ku.

$ Rybarsky parnik Tourist z
Erie, Pa. majici tficlennou po
cadku a lovici We vodach cleve
landskych, uvizl V ledovych
krach blize naSeho pobrezi o
stedroveGeru a zustal We SVEN
opuSt6ni az do dneSka, kdy u
cinen bude pokus ledove trl-
sti jej vyprostit a do pristavu
Zavleci.Podobny pokus ucinila
sic vcera velka vlecna paro od'
Lutz, kteryzto pokus sc vsak
nezdafil. Kapitanem Touristu
je starry jezeroplavec Albert
Forbeck Erie a jeho lodnici
pochazeji re Sandusky, kde
Tourist pred lety byl parnikem
vyletnim. Trose6nici mohli sic
uchVlit Sc vcera ia sous, pone
vadz led tahne Sc cd Tourist
az ku brehu, dotceny kapitan
rozhodl ISak ma pa'ube vytr-
vat az do dneska, kdy .od' bu
de snad uvolnena a ku svemu
kotviSti Zaylecena. Posadka
Touristu mela tudiz Vanoce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-26

Frank Meyers, 613 vych.
90 a., delnik zamestnany We
Whiteov6 tovarn6 ma auta, pre-
kvapen byl vcera choti svou
vanocnim dareckem. Panl
Meyersova porodila mu totiz
. troicata. zdrava a velice
ella. take St'astnemu otci wee
ra V. domacnosti sc nezastesklo
Never je jiz otcem malych
dvojcat a vcerejSi troiice no.
poz1stava ze dvou
4 pHl libernich ch apeckn a
dfvcatka teze vahy. Prvni no
six pfihlasil Sc tatinkovi pull
devate vecar, druhy 10 mi
nut pozdeji devcatko naro-
dilo sc nekolik minut pred
devatou hodinou.
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Bandits obSadili to1edsk0u veZniCi
JAPANCI ZNOVUZDURAZNUJl PIE
MENNOU ROVNOPRAVNOST.


Paffz, Is. prosince - Ma mrove kcnferenc uvedo ia
parso pfetfes otazku rovnos vsech emen Jest
zam problem tykajfci ien Japanska Velke Britane
Nova situace povstaa predanim seho dozoru mad ASH
kvni neneckymi osadam kterym by die okoskeho
bva na nkor Japanska proezovana Posednes jed pred
yalkcr m6lo se obchodni smlouvy Berlinem.
Japansko 81 roZhodne pree ably zejmena Spoiene Stay
"nav ieho pflusnky rovnocenn6 plemenem bfym tax
lax toho zad2 satut lgy narodd Nespokoienost panuie
Japanku tez mad rozdeenm koloni tichomofskem Sou
ZZDravy tyto nasvedcu sobe cey
dokonar mir est6 douho pocka Europa dosud jest uni
n,ensimi, ale Is konflikty rozpornm temto
sahuj potickem obzoru Daneho Vychodu est6 Zlo
vestne mraky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-26
ZAKALENA VODA.

OstrV jihovychodni vltr roz
vifil vcera ie-ero tou merou,
il voda sc zkalila a ma ne
piijemrou pfichut', kterou ne
I've ani filtrovanim odstraniti.
Tdravotni ufad ocekava vsak.
re do zitfka jezero sc uklidni
a zv,astni pfichut' jezerni vo-
dy opet vymizi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-26
POLITICKY KONFLIKT ME-
Il S2HSXEM A RECKEM.

z Belehradu. - Tis,iova
kancelar oznamuje: While
dem k ujiSt'opa Il generala
Dusynanise, podle nehoz odmi-
Ito Srbska feskou Joucinnost,
Inabiofnutnu jemu Dusmani-
semSp~estfednictvim plakovni-
ka Vlachopoulose, vys aheho
"a tim ucelem do srbskeho
h'avniho stanu, j me splnomoc
neni prohlasiti: Je pravda, ze
plukovnik Vlachopolous priSel
do hlavniho stanu srbskeho po
proklamaci bulharske mobili-
SAGE, a prisel jen ma zvlast-
nj zadost naseho nejvySSiho We
litele a zejmena "a uGe' 'em roZ
hovoru o !polecae akci proti
Bulharsku. V teto schnzce "a
dal nejvysSi srbsky velitel co
nejrozhodneji, aby Recko "a
krocilo okamzit6 a soustredi-
10 svou armadu ma srbsko-bul-
har5ke a recko-bulharske hra-
nice, vesmeS die operacniho
planu. P ukovnik Wachopou-
los schvalil tento plan, ktery
hned dorucil feckemu minister
stvu valky a hlavnimu recke-
mu generalnimu stabu. Odpo-
we'd ma dotycnou depesi vibec
nedosla. Plukovnik Vlachopo-
lous aspoA neoznami, zadnd cd
povedi nejvysSimu srb3kemu
We itelstvi, ktere neobdrzevsi
odpovedi, vyslalo urychlen6
plukovnika Milanovice do A
then, ably nalehal tam Ma mini
SterStVo valky a recky general
ri stab, ably vojenska konven-
ce akci proti Bulharsku byla
okamzite provadena. General
Dusminas pfijal o 1obn6 pluko-
vnika Mi anovice, lee pres YES
kere nalehani srbskeho vyslan-
ce medal Sc general pohnouti
plukovnik Milanovi6 po bezu-
celnem dvoudennim pobytu v
Athenach vratil sc do Mise, a.
niz echo docilil a pevne pre-
sweden, re fecky genera nj
stab nepomysli splnit zavazku,
/ smluvenych Sc Srbskem.
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Starry John D. Rockefeller
daroyal americke komisi, pro
vzdelani dalsich sto milionil
dol ard, takze az dosud re sve-
no ohromneho jmeni venoval
celkem .S4l2.oO0.0OO rdznym
dobrocinnym, zylaste vzdela-
vacim institucim.
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nikoli vesele nebyt vladniho
Zachranneho muzstva. i nedO-
statek Vanocich il hrozil.
Vladni kapitan Hansen Zanesl
vSak tro recniknm kosik vanoc-
Mich pochoutek a uiistil ie.
re dnes dopoledne parni ledo-
borec uvolni jim drahu. ably
do pristaviSte sc svym p avi-
diem mohli Sc dostati.
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zFNY ZAKLADAJi DEMOKRATI-
CKOUPOITTICKOU STRANU.

Now York 25. prosnce - Ma zitieiS schuzi newvor-
cb zen ma bI organisovana narodni demoraticka stra
10 ION Pozvani zakladaiici schz rodensano lest pan
Chlleovou rredsedkyn zenskeho demokratickeho knh
,o6no Makctou Valeovou ez Jest nete presdena Wi'so
m Nova organsace slbuie spoupracoya stava'ici de-
okratickou ranou polckou provoani vysovne pra
- 20 move teeso nikerak nechee zpusobi jakeko sten
dosavadnm spolecnem postupu.
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ZENY V NEBRASCE BOYkOTUJI
VEJCE.
VE..JCE

Lincoln Neb 25 prosince. = ZdejSi zeny vyhasiy boy-
nesydatG zdrazenym vecm pestanou z prst soboty
yto kupova Nekte grocere rozadoval tue vaec 90c
coz nebraska hospodyne prm6o podvne ale st6 zdrave
vaecre savce Jsou rozhodnuy dava vyho nesve-
domit6 zdrazene potravin6.
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OAR ROCKEFELLERUV.

WSSl IWsSl lWS
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-25
Burke for their helpful talks.

6. Whereas, it has pleased our
Heavenly Father to remove from
our midst one of the best friends
of our common schools, ex-Coun-
ty Superintendent Mrs. A. I. Mil
hon, who served in that capacity
for II years, we feel deeply the
loss of true and tried friend
therefore, be it
Resolved, that we extend to her
bereaved family our deepest sym
.pathy.
7. We petition the next state
legislature, which meets in Janu-
airy, 1920, to pass law providing
for a minimum school term oil
eight months and minimum sal
airy Of $l00 per month for the
teachers.
After adoption of these resolu
tons the institute adjourned.