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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

ana as hne sse Miss hsis ssn
Sss and iomptrSller of ,ng Currency
Richmond, were among those who
made up house party entertained
FRED reder Ae p Wsam seo, by Mr. and Mrs
Alr. and Mrs. Scott entertained their
Eaes,s for the Weekend at their coun-
marie County.
Prominent Enlargement.
pG Mr; and Mrs. Edmund pendleton. of
BYRD, TO William Palmer Jcrvey' Of
Norfolk and Powhatan. The marriage
will take place. in the early fall.
ter, Miss Frederica Scot, campbell.
win MISS j. MasSer. OF Sunbury Pa.
ington at tho shoreham Hotel They
were Joined at the Shoreham on Satur-
Tx asH 1y M rho ana Mrs Alex G. Camp
lrond. ''' u h'ch
Mrs. Campbell and her daughter viii
Tsiurn 70 Richmond later on in the
Miss Virginia Winston Quarles. OF
party or a,- is eensertainins house
Hanover County Miss ouaries "I gues IL,
include: Misses Mary Warren Wiiiianss,
Evelyn Robins Landon "I No{an daS aoJ
Elizabeth Neal "'u
Many informal affairs have been
plamnel ior the guests attending this
Marriage Announced.
North s Tae MfT; y 7; Mcdowell; Of lll7
marriage OF their daughter. Theima V.
To- W. L. Arnold. the Ceremony having
estended NoG q Sgp' ,anS 1nsv After an
bes.ley-Waiden.
Miss ha isa ben made ?i
and Lee Davis Beasley. both OF Rich.
m IN "a. ne ceremony having taken place
q ,hat osy omc fs nev Mr H. aa ndH kiss
heasiey are now visiting In Boston and
WinthIop Mass. following a stay in
York. al" Ne"
R:.uEn TO Richmond.
we're a msrri M5s. stuart ,;ht r, Knox. who
brides sister. MIS- Godsey. in Wash
1 nso nave returned from their honey
Fsutih Xve ats "G fisxh IT. bone At ss4
and Mrs. Knox visited Washins,on,
dh n,nsT Atlantic City and Phiia,
n n.n.as I netose returninx to Richm ond.
q lawn party will be given at the
Rock Rock R Rasd Hiss ssGeo On re
70 10 o'clock. The affair is Tor the
oenent or the school.
IN AND OUT OF town.
~ ff%s',sfss' A.v 1e@ pstass and ,a, the
f!tit 10 Atlantic city ~
Mrs. Stewart 81 Woodward ana 49,
daughters. Amelia and Louie who sone.
Ivy ana Ausust at Blue Ridge Summit
- nave returned to Richmond
Ma, James Aston CabeiI o, ''Poin,.of.
, nois: Is spending few days In Rich.
hn' yl srSi: Isskson YIN le.v. ,hi, week
Nps Clare Levy. 81 Richmond who ia
osn spsndtng severa! weeks in AtIsntiC
IVY mas been the recent gutst OF r.is :.
tves In Washington.
Mas Mildred Black. OF Lynchburg is
NtsitinS MISS Jimmie Watts Stacy a, s9Os
wet Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
assaulting his wife with an automo-
bile crank and cutting hor clothes to

! assaulting his wife with an automo-
bile crank and cutting hor clothes to
pieces.
The eighteenth year of the pastorate
OF the Rev. +. w. Moore. u the Second
Baptist Church, was observed on Sun
day. y large CONGREGATION was pres
ent. During the past year there were
lac additions TO the church. TIE mem
bership OF the church now is Sl3. and
that Of the Sunday school 527.
It is expected that Judge Robertson.
of the Corporation Court of Hopew ell.
VII! render his opinion in the Broad
way Theater c:se tomorrow I'm in
dictment was found against the man
agemcnt for violation Of the Sunday
closing law by exhibiting pictures on
Sunday.
The carload of sugar obtained by the
Chamber OF Commerce has arrived and
will be sold in ten-pound lots at 10
ccuts per pound.
Several cars OF Scaboard Air Line
freight train were derailcd Sunday
morning near Fcrndale Park. caused by
the breaking of brake beam. Wreck
crews were hurried to the spot, and
traffic was delayed but short time
The Rev. c, Braxton Bryan. D. y.
! rector of Grace Church, chairman Of
/ the nationwide campaign commit tee
| OF the Diocese of Southern Virginia
| will attend an impor;3nt meeting al
| that committee IN New York on Wod-
neSday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

An inquest WAS held at noon today
on the body Of Matthew IA. Parkinson
age SeHentyfour years. who was struck
Saturday by northbound Coast Line
passenger train. and died Of his injuries
i'll the Petersburg hospital Witnesses
were down and the bell had been sound
ed and that Mr.. PARK inson was warned
not to attempt to cross the tracks he
for the train. But he thoIsht he could
get across and was struck Tie engi-
neer applied the emergency brakes bu;
could not stop his train in time to pre-
vent the accident The verdict of the
jury was that Mr. Parkinson came 10
his death by injuries caused by being
accidentally struck by the train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
burned BY Tnnk D.nlo,i.,
RUPTURED?
TRY THIS FREE
Wonderful Invention Sent on 80 Days'
Trial before You Pay.

Simply send me your name and 7 will
send you MY new copyrighted rupture
book and measurement blank. When
you return the blank will send you
my new invention for rupture When
II arrives put IL on and wear it. Put
II 10 every test YOU can think OF. The
harder the test the better you will lik
IT. You Will wonder how you ever got
along with the old style cruel spring
trusses or belts with leg straps of tor
ture Your own good. common sense
and your own doctor will tell you il is
the only way in which you can ever
eNpect a cure. After wearing it 80
days If il is not entirely satisfactory in
every ,way-if 1t is not easy and com
fortable--if you cannot actually see
your rupture getting better. and if not
convinced that 4 cure is merely ques-
ton Of time-just return it and you are
out nothing. Any rupture appIia nee
pay is worth giving trial. Why not
offer?
We refer you to any Bank or Trust Co in
hsnsas city EAsfHoLD CO. 32e Koch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
Notes of Interest,

Arthur Quicks. of this city, is at his
home on furlough from Fort McPher-
son HOSPITAL, where he was opera ed
on several times. His condition is much
improved
Edmond @. Williams. Of this city.
while cranking his automobile several
days ago. had the misfortune to break
his arm.
Fire at the Veneerins factory in
Pearl Street Yesterday afternoon,
caused slight damage. The fire started
in tho boiler room
4 Know Your Neighbor" meeting.
which was largely attended. was held
AZ bisputania tonight. Many Peters
burg business men were present
Henry Mcneil. colored. was fined $40
in the Police Court this morning for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

The case of Alfred Mickens and Jo-
seph fownes. alleged negro swind-
lers arrested Saturday afternoon for
attempting to practice the pocketbook
game OH colored citizen. were con-
tinued in the Police Court this morn
ing TO allow time for an investigation
OF their record to he made Pawn
tic:ets for watches. suits OF clothes
and other articles. issued in Norfolk
and Baltimore: were found in ,heir
pockets. and il is thought they may be
wanted in those cities The men are
strangers here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
SENATOR MYERS PROPOSES
CUTTING OFF POLICE PAY
Calls on Congress to Cheek Plan 10
"sotietiIen Industry of the
Nation.
Iny Associated pre.s.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-CitInE, the
tails police force with the America
Federation OF Labor. Senator Myers.
DemScrat. Montana called on Congress
general plan by labor 10 .soyietize"
INDUSTRY or the nation, and proposed a
resolution 10 cut off The pay OF police
men who Joined the union
Recent acts Of railway workers
postal employees and other government
workers were dopior6d IN the dis :.
;ussicn which followed, in which Ssu-
ator Thomas. Democrat. Colorado de-
iehded Postmaster-Gen Burleson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
THIRTY COAL MINES CLOSED
More Than SO,OOU Men Oppose Freauen
Loy-onh and Mechanic
cnl lIoudeFs.
Try Associated Press. /,

SCRANTON, PA, Sept s.--The thirty
Delaware and hudson Coal Company
anthracite coal mines In the I.aoka
wanna and Wyoming valleys. employ
ing 10000 men and boys. are today
closed by strike
The Issue involved is that brought
out ten days ago when the miners OF
the Carbonate district, numbe rims
nearly 1902: quit wosk in protest
against excessive dockage, TOO fire.
queRt lay+offs of groups Of men for
alleged dirty coal, and the use of me
chanicnl leaders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

PARIS Sept. S.--Anti-Italian DISTURB
Dances continue to spread in Albania
according to dispatches to newspapers
here, it being reported that a dctach:
ment o! 300 Italians was anuihilatcd
at k4stFali recently. Advices SAY tina,
the AlbauiamS intend to send delegates
TO the peace conference to demand that
their country be granted autonomy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
SEEKING COOPER'S WATCH
Believe Tfmcpicce VIII show Hour
Nashville Man Was Thrown
Into Creek.
GBy Associated Press.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept. s.-The
only new development in the search
for the mufderers OF Robin ]. Cooper
is the hunt now being made for Mr.
Co2per's watch. which is missing.
With the idea that the watch might
have been stopped as a result of the
body being thrown In the creek, and
tnls fix the hour of the crime. county
officers are combinG the bottom Of
Richland Creek near the supposed
scene of the killing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

tho car at his home in Virginia Ave-
hue when the explosion occurred. He
was burned about the face aud body.
Friends succeeded in Qucnching his
burning clothes and saved him from
moro serious injury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
WOMEN THREATEN ACTION
Wives of Prominent Mexican Gen
erals Issue a Patriotic
alanifesto.
IBy Associated Press.

MDNICO CITY. Sunday, Sept IA
patriotic manifesto was issued today
by the National Council of NeNica n
Women 1t declares the orsaniza lon
considers the country as sacred as
the home. and prefers Mexico dead TO
Mexico unworthy"
Mexican women, the manifesto de-
clares, will assume the mems duty
toward the fatherland if the men fail
10 90 So The officers of the ergani-
generals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
Meyer Deliver. Two Notes.

PARIS. Sept. S.-Herr Meyer, provi-
sional head Of the German delegation
at Versailles, has transmitte TO the
peace conference two more notes, one
relating TO the delivery to the allies
Of German coasting vessels and the
other discussing the question of pota sh
supplies, according to the Petit Pa
risIen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
ALMANAC.
MAN AND WIFE FACE
CHARGE IN PETERSBURG
cAsin II MADE That They Took 1885
From BruaAWick County
Man,

Ispseisi to The Times tchJ
PETERSBURG. VA, Sept SIN the
Police Court this morning. Sol Driver.
e q solder at Camp Lee and his wife,
charge of robhiRg A. b. Mitchell, Of
grunswick County. Of $685. at the
Stratford Hotel. and sent 10 the Hust
lngs Court for trial. The alleged theft
1ScuIEeG on the nlght of August 81 in
hitcheiFs room at the hotel, where he
wen, went to spend the night. He stated
room and Immediately after she left
he missed the sss5, with which ne was
to pay the funeral expenses OF a sister
VINO died recently. No money was
FOUND on the woman. but when her hus-
band was searched at the police sta
ton over $500 was found This money
he claimed to have won in a crap game
al Camp Lee. The officers had TO use
force In carrying the woman TO the
station house.
Burned By Tank Explesien.
Sylvester Smith, colored was serious
" burned last night when the gaso-
line tank Of his automobile exploded,
scattering the burning oil In all diree
tons. He was in the act of starting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
local Tompernturc Ycsterdnx.

inchl Tompernturc Yesterday.
= Z. 81. tenn eraturc. ................. 81
Maximum temperature TO r. NJ. o.
Minimum tenpcra, urc to r. M...... Is
Mean temperature yesterday. So
Excess yesterday
Deficiency SINCE March l............. %
Excess since January /. ............
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

Joyous "MICKEY" will he in Rich
mond soon.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09

Joyous s'sIICKEY" will he in Rich
mond soOn.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
Lneal Rainfall.

haintaii last twelve hours. Mono
Rainfall last twnnty-four houIs. 800. Mono
Dchcienoy since March L. :............ Al
DchcieRcy since January l............ 4.2S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
The Weather
FURNISHED By u. .. Weather Bureap.l
Forecast: yhginia-

FORECAST: NrRinta-
Fnir. continued warm
Tue = d a y; Wednesday
partly cloudy. not quite
SD warm north portion.
North Cnr0lina-Fair
Tuesday: Wednesday
partly cloudy. probably
showers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-09
Special Data

LOCAL Observations at = p. VI. Yesterday.
Wind direction, southeasl. wind velocity.
miles weather clear.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-16
WEBB wARBLEs.
Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
Gilbert Webb has been shocking
feed the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oarsen Taylor have
moved over on their place.
Mr. and Mrs. Oarsen Taylor's
baby is reported no better.
Oarsen Taylor is topping maize
for George Owens this week.
Arthur Pearson is teaching the
Webb school, commenced Monday.
j. w. Hill and son John cOmplet-
ed Ray NichOlsOn's well last week.
Miss Ruby Ashby expects to
start to eastern Kansas soon for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur MCGUIRE
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Elof Paul
son Monday.
Haley Proctor and Charley Viii.
liams helped Gilbert Webb shock
feed this week.
j. w. Hills sister who was here
visiting returned to her home in
Oregon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur MCGUIRE
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Webb
Saturday evening.
The party at Webb Saturday
night was interrupted by P. A.
PearsOn's sickness.
p. A. Pearson was taken serious
ly sick Saturday evening, but he is
getting along alright now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson's relatives
who had been here visiting return
ed to their home north Of Holly
last week
Claude Hilton of Webb who has
been in bed for the past two weeks
with s0mthing similar to influenza
is able to be up.
Mrs. John Ownes of Holly was
out and spent Saturday and Sum
day with her twin daughters Mrs.
Gilbert Webb and Mrs. Gay Will
liams.
The party Tuesday night at the
Pearson home was attended by
about forty. Everybody enjoyed
themselves and all went home
through the rain. l>>
Orie Steward and Miss Ruby
Pearson, both of Webb, were mar
ried Tuesday morning at Syracuse,
Kas. They returned to Miss Pear
sons home Tuesday evening. They
expect to start for California Mon.
day.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-16
: s.ss.ss.ss..s.s.s
PLAINS PENcunos
&44s4s4s4s44ssss'
Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
Crops look good in this neigh
Everybody is busy cutting feed
nowadays.
Il. G. Maxey and family were HOl-
Iy visitors Friday.
j. W. Hill spent Thursday night
at the Kelley home
Mrs. Virgil Kelly and children
were in Holly Tuesday.
Harry Fletcher was a caller at
the Cline home Sunday
Frank Halsey and Henry Schnab.
el were in Holly Saturday.
Ruth Smeltz of Granada spent
the week end with her father.
r. G. Maxey purchased a jitney at
the RobbersOn sale Thursday.
Robert McCoy's brother from
Geraldine, Montana, is visiting him.
C. A. Starkey who has been Wis
iting Harry Fletcher left Friday for
Lamar.
w. P. Grisier was transacting
business in Holly Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Elsie Garrett spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Mrs
Ed. Dupree.
Mr.. and Mrs O. 0. Curtiss and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Fritz
Geo. w. German cut milo maize
for c. f. Owens last week Mr..
Owens has fine crops.
John Montgomery Lee Kelley
and Walter Grisier slid" to Holly
and back last Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Carl is keeping house
for her brother w. Halsey dur
ing Mrs. Halsey's' absence.
Mrs. j. w. Halsey and daughter
Mildred of Two Buttes spent the
week end with j. w. Halsey.
Lee Cassidy, Harry and Harvey
Zimmet and Lee Kelley took a
"WhOOpie" ride to Lycan Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Frank Leonard and daugh-
ters Opal and Ruby of Lamar, are
visiting Mrs. LeOnard's sister Mrs.
Hugo Mayberry.
Mrs. j. w. Halsey moved to Two
Buttes last Monday so as to be
with her daughter, Mildred who is
attending high school there.
Will RObberson ana wife expect
to leave soon for Eugene, Oregon.
We regret to lose such good neigh
bOrs, but hope they will like their
new home.
Ora Steward and Marie Pearson
OF Webb were united in marriage
Tuesday, Oct 7th, at Syracuse,
Kas. We wish them very happy
and prosperous life.
Harry and Harvey Zinmet arriv-
ed Friday with their horses, cattle
and machinery which they shipped
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-16

from their former home at Kinsley,
kas. Harry lost fine horse with
lOckjaw.
The dance at the o. o. Curtiss
home Friday night was well at
tended. Refreshments consisting
of cake and coffee were served and
all departed at late hour, report
ing good time.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-16
The Round Oak Ironbit Is a
Life Time Range

Consider the future in the purchase of range How
w M,i IL oRrate ten years from the time buy it?
twenty, twenty-five and even thirty Years Of sinner A.
service @ ice At the end Of that period barring abuse it
purchased it, ~ 80 wy o'S w"
The value Of is measured by the quality and
quantity OF service rendered after wears This sn
erservce has been built in the Round Oak Ironbiit
The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-16

If It Is Genuine Round Oak Double
Burner Double Hot Blast) It Will
Burn All Fuels Successfully
genuine Round Oak Double Burner heater will burn
sou COAL hard COAL coke, wood, cobs 1t will burn
them economcaly-it holds the fire "a hoursit lasts
generation-costs no pound than the cheaper
heaters. Ihese extra pounds needed however to
render the superservce you have right to demand
INVESTIGATE!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

Inni dwaj repubGkanscy kandydaci W prawybrach- - sdna Olson Zap
Merriam - So obaj zdolnymi kandydatami lecz podzelona opozycya mole dae
Jest tax wazna re pubIcznose powinna kerowae sig wasnym rozumem kom
de perwszenstwo opozycya przeciw p Ihompsonow po"1nna zedn0czye
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

sic " poperaniu teo kandydata k6y rozwie wiekszs she poltyczna W tel
Rampant Infornacye z naJep'zych zr6del w'kazujs te sedaa Olson doSanie
viksza GEESE eos6w. Oponenci Thompsona powinni zwarym szeregem pope
rae kandydature sedzieeo olona Pod takimi warunkami CLOS ola Kap Mer'
Ram bed1e giosem ola Thompsona,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

warantaeh. osesorow i urzedowych rekordach;' re
podatek "a rok 1912 przywroconym zostaf do ory-
ginalnego assesmentu W sumie $203, 1880 co TAX
figuruje W rekordzie.
The Chicago Daily, News" zawsze robiia pei
ny kompletny spis swych propert. .
,,Tu podajemy liste roznych podatkow na9ozo-
nych ma codzienne gazety w Chicago:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

Chicago Daily News ,......... $893, los
Tribune COMPANY ............. $4,000
Chicago American ............. 175,OOO
The Record-Herald ............. 114,2OO
Inter Ocean $4,000
Chicago Examiner ............. $4,000
Chicago Daily Journal .......... $4,000
Chicago Evening Post ........... lo,5oo
Chicago Daily Socialist .......... $500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

Jkr H wwJ wspomnnkmp Thmp@na uy pneGw mme ME na ndep wpNuuna pubcmoc
hba Rw ynwar p why chakhr k6y ote pdyne Hmuep ubi0noGo ollie re mpd kandyddemna u
rad ubhny Me jest mi bnhep ohwbnmc hankkymwacp ThompSnau anWan pkm ba SIC ne
cycc Uas rpuacyed oeu obyuahktwap z uekme sic do nhcwmnyhp Hk@ahfa kHw, upnce poh-
ranyho cd uMmew vice zmnsyc aM dkayI The Daily Jews i@ nHkompt nhoGna uHad pubznV
Sad pakue cdomka vymdunogop emdup pod bywymp 0mnnmd ows1ena CT wy poawce czowe
v nod hyvwvmin mmh a smo dv - ma M? VICTOR FLAWSON
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

w rekordach komisyi szkontrujacej "a rok
1911 figuruje nastepujaca notatka tyczaca zacia-
gniecia znizonego podatku: ,,Znizono przez B.. of R.
"a 1911 z powodu pomyiki w roku 1910, B. of A.
see Krutc koff."
TIE fakta So W publicznych rekordach a jake ia
y, kie, naturalnie, uzyteczne ola kazdego ~obywatela,
- wiacznie z p. Thompson'em.
Otoz jest to co p. Thompson nazywa ,,wykre-
ceniem sic Cd podatku."
v Pan Thompson mowil, re The Daily News"
zagrabifa fundusz szkolny" tax sic wyrazii:
IL ,$3,5Oo,0 900 oszacowanej straty ponios} fun
dusz szkolny przez The Chicago Daily News" ma
J kontrakcie dzierzawy szkolnego gruntu pod hume
+ rami 166 do 172 West Madison uL, sporzadzonego
przez The Daily News gdy adwokat innej trustee
u wei gazety byi prezydentem komisyi edukacyjnej."
E w politycznym mayora organic The Republl-
. can z dnia Sgo lutego, p. Thompson ma pewnym
a rolitycznym mityngu powiedziai:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

WALTER E. SCHMIDT. Prezydent,
w. H. WEBER, sekretarz."
Podatki ~naiozone zapiacone "a tie property cd
1oku poprzedzajacego ten, W ktorym owa pomyike
zrobiono W biurze asesorow do tel daty sa jak ma
stepuje:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24
Do Repubikaishch Wyborc6w W Chicago:

,,Chciaibym tylko dowiedziee sic jak on dostaf
ten kontrakt ma szkolne property ma ktorych stoja
jego budynki PREY Madison Wells ulicach, "a kto-
re on piaci rent Komisyi edukacyjnej oko}o jedna
trzecia d~zierzawnej wartosci tych propert."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
PROTI pR0MYSLOVYM DELNiK6M
SVETA.
MEZI ZATCENYMI RADIKALY JEST
VICE JAk POL LOVINA AMERICANA.
PRONASLEDOvANf VYsTREDNIKU sfRf Sc I DO
JINYCH MIST

Centra1a, Wash, IL listopad. M6sta zapadniho
Washingtonu pfipOja do mody veseu pronasedovn p
d. S Smahem zayka Gensvo nenavd6ne organisace
sledkem streby prmerovy prHvod p kterem by
en ttyr byVa voinove patty postTeen zapas smrti
eden domney tocnik ynGovan Zde bylo muzu
edna zena.
Polcejni prohdky hlavnich stant D. S. nafizeny by
VI tez Seattle Tacome Aberdeen Seattle vyhlasl di-
strikni federan zalobce Sanders radikam bo nuz
obvinl primo P D. S. why spachane nasilnost me-
novanych mestech zateny byy vsechny podezee osoby
vSude zabaveny cele tuny poburujici literatury.
jeden Zdesch zatGenych vyznal spklenci odsou-
dill cyfi 1Tednky popuzovani obcanstva proti d.
smrt. Mezi mimi byl DIR. David Livingston, jenz
"a vaky hodnost kapana dnes ako koroner prpad W.
setruje Die nekerych nesych udau mrtvola neovaneho
byla stotozn6na by to sy Brick Smith, jenz pry by
iemnikem organsace P D. s. Vyserovan eho smr delo
vece povrchne nesou menovana ami jmena svedkd.
dyaCd sest zdejsfcSr' rest I'd Sd
canu, kdezto mensina jest cizine rozena
Pozdes vysetrovani vyneso jevo, lyncovany Smith
sebou krimnaln rekord ale vSechny jeho pre6ny
znamovany jsou iako poburovani.
Ma ochranu prot vystupkum radkalnich zvu zrizena
bya ochranna ga jez opatra adresy vsech podeZrech
osob budou treba nas donuceny opustiti Jnak
panuje Centralia uplny kid.
Iyncovany Smith mel pred obesenim rici
"HoSi, m1zete mn6 pov6sti, by isem vysan vykonati
povnnost a take jsem il vykonal'