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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22
MONTENEGRO IS
Threatened BY
ITALIAN POET
Conquest Of DaImatia May
Be D'Annunzio'S Plan,


NoNDo"' NoN' Sc ne Sl'u"''on On
'he AurlAuc as result of gabrielle
GAnnunzio's campaign has fr3chrd "a
crisis Private adylces l,n,e mo- doyht
Thai. h. ia d,,,r,,t,.1 10 .r,,, ,,t
Ths "'u i"ro' a,,'on So '",''''''h'I' -, ,,...
,onr.,,,at.d 80. ,,, ~. ,', ,.,.,',,'',
IA ,,.is, ,,.,,..,,n
Another r,ppft gqys r,rInll.,n
undtr-current directed Hel.ngi the
lmilan monarchy exists among dan
nunzio's forces
II is stated IN tho advances that fuc.
ther aggression bl dAnnunzl1 certainly
pfooipitAte hoslllit,s with tho Jugo.
s,'Vs VINO, ho"rNtr' l' Us n',,,teu. WIN
un,o. uc1l p'u',N ,.''''e' Nnnun+lo
" "o' ss.'n,, ] ,a,o ..,'" h.''nt''', 't'",,,n,
a.. Nv. n".", W., a.,
,o,,, l,,,.,,,' ,y'
.''
I',,,'.,,'''' hoo,
,,Irred IN ti,,tr- ,,,,r,4 D., thc fac,
Tint the Italian elections wore urrtyor-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22

plainly marked, name. rank, ard or
r..Huu u' nldrossrc.
shipments TO Honolulu. Manila OF
Siberia lrc limited io twenty pounds. and
should hr cons gncd TO the care Of ti'
port and zone transportation officer
at Fort Mason, san Francisco. Cali
turnia. arriving by December |.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22
CHICAGO POLICE SEEKING
MURDERER OF LAWYER

CHICAGO. Nov. fe,-Chlcaso's homi-
eide squad is today trying to solve tho
mysterious murder OF James L. Gala
CHER. an attorney
Gallagher was shot as he walked
along Michigan boulevard on his way
home. Several witnesses told the po-
licc man stepped from hallway,
placed revolver against Gallaher's
chest and sent bullet through his
heart. Before by ISLANDERS could reach
him the murderer made his escape.
An Investigation failed to show the
dend man hod an enemy. office nsso-
ciates say he never gamhled, drank
speculnted and had no women acqualnt-
ancee.
His slayer made no attempt TO rob
him,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22
MARY PICKF0RD WINS
IN COMMISSION SUIT

NEW YORK. Nov. M-Nrs, Gladys
Moore, moro Familiarity known as Mary
pickford. yesterday won the ilos,oOO
suit Instituted agains, her by Mrs
Cora O. whitening. who claimed 10
percent commission upon a years earn
ings OF the htffe ftlm star. Tho Jury.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22
New York ssndl,, steal Whisky

NEW YORK. Nov. % Flight men
with motor trucks oyerpowered three
wa, hman. locked them r big leo
box and then made off with sir barrels
and 800 casss OF whisky from = pier In
the North river early today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22

Funeral services OF Dr. J. u. Rtlln
will be held Sunday afternoon at )
o'clock At thu First Baptist church
lnterment at Rose nm cemetery.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22
oys 1eer Sold In 81, louIe.

ST LOUIS. Noy. %. -Beer Of i75 nj.
Coholic content was sold freely In ST
Louis today following the lsTnnncc h'
Federal Judge John c. Pollock yester-
DAY Of n temporary Injunction restrain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22
Women Would Have Voted a, bubbles.

PARIS. Nov. 22--Had the women oi
France had the ballot In tho recent
elections s5 percent would have voted In
accordance with the politicnl Views Of
their husbands or fathers. This Is re-
vea'cd by the results OF n trial poll
conducted among women by the news
paper Excelsior.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22

lng the rnItod states district attor.
no, and tho collector u internal revenue
from interfering with The manufacture
or s,lo uf the beer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22

Did you know that the nations
greatest weapon against tuberculosis is
the sale OF Red Cross Christmas Seals
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22

81 am s!shty-,hrcs years old and doc.
tored for rheumatism ever since cana
out OF tho army over fitty years ago"
writos J II. AsholmAu Like many others
| spent money freely for so-calicd cures
and | have read about Uric Acld' until I
could almost taste H. could not sleep
nights or walk without paine my hands
were 80 sors and stift | could not hold n
pen. But now. as II by magic. am again
In active business and can walk with ease
or wrl's all day with comfort Friends
are surprised at the change"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22
POw IT HAPPENED.

Mr Ashclmnn II only one Of thousand.
who suffered Tor years, owlng 60 tho gen-
trel belief In the old. false theory that
Uric Acid causes rheumatism This er-
rOneous belief induced him and logl0ns ot
unfortunate men and women TO take
wrong treatments. You might iust Hs well
attempt TO put ont fro with oil as to
try and yet rid Of your rheumA tlsn. neu-
rltis ana like complaints by taking treat.
ments supposed to drive Urio Acid out of
your blood and body. Many physicians and
scientists now know that DriG Acid never
did, neyer rar and never will cause rheu-
matlsmi that n In n natural and nrcesm ~
constituent OF the blood that It Ia found
IN every newborn babe: and that wlthou,
IL We could not live!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22

NOTE; / any reader ot this paper
Wishes the hook that reveals these facts
regarding the true cause and cure of theu.
tnhiism, facts That were overlooked hy
doctors and scientists for centuries past.
simply send postcard or letter to the
author below, and It will he sent nv return
mail without any charge whatever Cut
out this notice lost YOU forget n not o
sufferer yourself hand th's good uew-
Il, some afflicted friend The author Of
this remarkable Inner Mysteries that has
brought rollef ana happiness IN 80 many
Is II J.. Clearwater. iig-H street. HALO.
well Maine adv J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22

lng a verdict for ilns,OO1. bu, upon MP
peal the verdict was set aside and ths
ease was ordered retired
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22

IherH statements may se'm strange 10
some folks, who have an along been led
~ utll'Nr IN tho ola uric Ar'l' humhug
II took Mr. A,hslmnn my Years 10 find
out this truth Ne learned how 10 go, rid
ot the true cause of his rheumatism othnf
disorders and recover his HtrrUGth from
"rre Inner Mysteries, remarkable bons
now being distributed free by an authority
VINO devoted over twenty years 70 tho sci
en,ific study OF this particular trouble.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22
lead NsiSes, Hay Fever, Deafness
An Old Physicians Genuine
Remedy That Hits the Spot


Ats are beng re-
ported BY persons
Who suffered from
ciii'rh, persistent
c0.Ii IN The head.
ard many " h 0
were troubled by
hc1d rouSf ard
dhruh hsdnr1
due TO same cause
also hdy tsvW and
rose cold
a noted phyn
can. pr Blos,er,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-22

Speedy trial for jack Whalcn, alleged
| W W. organizer. was held at the
city jallllDst night few minutes after
his arrest by the police.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-30
WHILE THE GOING WAS GOOD.

A darky was ushered into the en-
Endowment bureau of the Du Pont Pow
der Works and piled with the usual
Questions put to all new hands taken
on at the works.
The old darkey stood the examina-
zion pretty we'll, but was beginning to
-ssal Just little bit "oneasy'' when one
'cc1y st,ss,,e men suddenly asKeC:
"And who would you like to be no.
tilted in case of a serious accident?
The darkey paused and scratched
his head a bit at this unexpected
blow at his morale. but after little
while he thought of two persons who
might like to know of his misfortune
Their names were written down.
and now said one of the exami7
rers. where would you like your re-
mains shipped?"
"Where would like my remains
shipped?" repeated the darkey IN
groggy sort of voice. BOSS, Ise gWlne
to take 'em away from here rlgn'
now!"
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-30
EFFECTIVE CHTLD-LABOR
BILL PRESENTED AT RALEIGH.
Legislators Warned That Federal Gov
eminent VIII Take Control Unless
the State CCrrects Conditions.

Raleigh, Jan. Commissioners Of
Labor and Printing M. Z. Shipman
maiied 10 ali members CT the general
assembly today copies Of a bill to be
pressed for enactment al this session.
providing for a system Of child la&or
fr .7nct:c5 and the supervision Of his
department. ~ apply to factories and
industrial plants generally. Along with
.thL bill V ent a comp. eEeEsive dis
cussion of the bill and necessity for it
from the viewpoint Of the comrlissihn-
er. The bill would constitute the Stale
superintendent of public instruction,
secretary of the state board IF health
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-30

and. commissioner Of labor and print
ng as the North Carolina child labor
commission and provide for inspec-.
tors under the direction of the COM
missioner of labor and printing to
have access to all places liable for in
spection purposes. There is provis-
ion for a $4,000 fund for the purpose
of the bill in his personal roCe to the
legislators. Commissioner Shipnlan
insists upon the necessity for legis!a~
ton included in the bill, saying: We
must face the stubborn fact thai chill
dren under the legal age are being en-
ployed in industrials in this state
That federal inspectors last year
found numbers of violations tina:
would have been prosecuted, but for
the development of the unconstitc-
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-30
BLOODY BATTLE STAGED
ON TENNESSEE LINE
Noted Desperate Falls After Wound
Ing 0fGccrs-Den Of Criminals BrOk.
cn Ne1r Murphy.

Asheville, Jan, 24-Seeking for
George Crawley and his party, Geor-
gia deserte-s, S. Glenn Young and
posse ran into the famous Jim Rose
gang" murderers and outlaws, near
Jeffrey's hill, over on the Tennessee
line, early this morning, fatally wound
ing jim Rose and dispensing the gang.
julius Mcclure, a deputy sherlH OF
Cherokee county, had his left arm Shot
off by Rose.
Mr.. Young, special agent Of the de-
partment OF justice, detailed to run
down army, deserters and draft eva
iders, was detailed to go after the Geo
rye Crawley gang after United states
lsoldiers had been forced to give up
the chase. George CraWiey wanted
! for desertion and the murder OF De-
putty United States Marshal Ben r.
Dixon. near Blairsville, Ga. had made
his way, as far as could he learned, IN
to the mountain Businesses over on the
Tennessee line.
ACCOMPANIED by United States Dep
uty Marshal Charlie Mesa, he man
who cleaned up Jackson county, Mr
y0ung went 20 NJ H:r:.y AMI started
from there, his assumption being thai
the Crawleys would j2in forces viii
the Jim Rose gang, a band of muir
| dlrers and outlaw who have been dc
| f,Ing arrest TO. some time. Ihi:
nLrning inst he tss :R't the pos
=. crept UP or h J. - G. .ng and !
| =. ensued, lose. "a ~ deser
ter, using a regulation army rife anC
his companions high-powered "lsles
The battle ragged for few minute!
until Rose fell, shot through The aO
domen. Investigation showed that HI
wound was mortal.
The prisoners and the wounded wer
drought to Murphy by wagon, q dis
lance of 25 miles, and it was statet
tonight that Rose cannot lecOver
Mcclure, the deputy sheriff, who ha
his arm shot Of, although weak fror
loss Of blood, will recover.
jim Rose had five murders to N
credit and was draft deserter. IL
companions are wanted for warrior
crimes, and the breaking up Of til
gang has brought a sense IF relief I
, the people of the Murphy sa:tscn, a
the gang was greatly fearel. MI
Young and Mr.. Mason will cOntinu
their hunt for the Crawleys.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-30
BUFFALO COMING BACK TO
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.

The State Geological and Econc-
mic Survey has just been notified Of
the shipment Of six head of buffalo
three males and three females-to
Hominy, BuncOmbe County, as start
in stocking the Pisgah National For
est with these animals. The bison
left New Hampshire last week, and
are expected to complete the journey
in about fOrty-eight hours. The am
mails, therefore, are probably now
|once again roaming the North Caro-
lima forests, which their ancestors in
habited hundreds Of years ago, but
which have been free from them for
very long time, possibly since the
advent Of the white, man. The only
present Indication of their former
presence is in the names OF many of
our water courses.
At the meeting of the Southern For
estry Congress in Asheville, July 1915,
three of the most prominent members
of the American Bison Society were
present. These we're Mr.. Edmund
Seymour of New York, President, Mr..
William P. Wharton of Massachu-
isetts, and DR.. T. S. Palmer of Wash
ington, D. c., members Of the Board
of Managers. These gentlemen join
eded in the excursion into Pisgah Ma
Itional Forest, which was arranged BY
the Congress, and it was at this time
that the plans were laid which have
resulted in this shipment Of American
bison to Western North Carolina.
! The Survey is always especially in
terested in the conservation and per
lpetuation of wild animal life, and thi
start towards restocking our forest
with the largest game and food AM
NAL of the country is looked upon q
a distinct step towards a sane an
progressive State Game Policy.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-30
COLDS and FLU BEST
TREATED With CALOTABS
The New Perfected CalOmel That is
Free from Nauseating and Saliva
ting Effects.

Physicians or druggists will tell you
THAT the best thing in the world for a
cold, grippe or influenza, is Gallo
abs, the perfected calomel, that is free
from nauseating and salivating effects.
doctors have learned that other laxa-
ives are uncertain and unsatisfactory
for cold and grippe, but that they can
count on CalotaRs, the new calomel,
that has all the liver benefits and none
of the sting, to thoroughly arouse the
liver and put the system in ideal con-
,dition to throw off the sold and pre-
vent influenza and pneumonia.
! The best time to take Calotabs is at
the first sign of a cold. If you take It
! the beginning you can cure a colo
overnight. One Calotab on the tongue
at bed time with swallow Of water
that's all. In the morning you wake
up feeling fine with>a hearty appetite
for breakfast. Your cold has vanish
! d and you may congratulate your
self that you have possibly prevented
serious complications for physicians
tell us that neglected colds number
their victims by the millions.
For your protection, Calotahs are
sold only in origi-Ial sealed. packages
price thirty-fve cent. Your druggist
will supply you, ana your money given
back promptly ana cheerfully II yo&
are not delighted with this new form oi
!calomel-(adv)
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-30

ionaIity of the federal act. He warns
hat pending federal legislation will
provide for federal inspection again
unless the state legislature takes the
necessary action and takes care OF the
situation through state authorities
Charlotte Observer.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-30
RUPTURE cure FREE
Seeley, Famous in This Speciality
Called to ASheTille.

F. H. Seeley of Chicago and Phil
the noted truss expert, will
ersonally be at the Ihngren Hotel
and will remNin in EAsheville. this
Tuesday only, Feb. 4. R(t. Seeley saws:
"The spermatict Slrield will not only
retain any case frupurre perfectly,
but contracts the p2ni::s ir ten days
on the average csed This instrnmen:
received the o7E mari in England
and in Spain QfoducN s results with
out surgery, itjectio1sSm edical treat
ment or prescriptions. MIR. seeley
has documents from the United States
GovernmenH Washington, b. c.. fer
inspection. 4 All charity cas wi;EoLc
barge, or if aIv interestedScall. nc
will be glad to snow same %ithou.
barge or TT tn ~ if desired. Hus:-
ness demands prevent stopping at any
other place in this section.
P S Every statement in this no
ice has been yer fed before The Fee
raj ard State COUCtS.-E il Seeley'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30

Ma zapade zaue jeden muz rozvod proo re nan zena
ncmuvi Ma sv6e stale ese deli neuveritelne veci.
kapita prace kazdem pristim demokratickem state
prJ budou dobfe snSet snad tax ako kocka mys.
ZadnG Saty Van nebuCou etosnito lara sluSeti dokud
nebudete nit knofkov6 dirce knoflik Bondu Vtezstv
Jest jisto nemlrne pitt piva kofalky Skod, ale
Jest jisto, media ami vodou ami papem Wy
kuryrovat
N6mecke propagatorky cestu do Ameriky, ably zde
paovay srdce IDA nam, re spise budou Ameriky
my upalovati.
Detroit bya souzena jista zena dozvoti do polep
Sovny il ale polepsova, kdyz ma po cey zvot
stait pod zlvorou?
Panovnce ucemburfki, vGvodkyne Marie, rozhodla,
zanecha vIady jlti do)kastera Zase nejmoudfes
hodnuti, jekeho kdy sveho rezimu vydala.
ironii osuCu Jest zatGeni istGho svatouska po
vesn6m Zion City jenz okne pred zraky koemdoucch
vozovaI adamisky tanec Co ka amnejsi prorok
Voliva?
Tia exkasrem Viemen1 nosi sluha pr prochazce stale
lem cvic ably nadnei odsede tres kte bude soudnim
ribunaem piirknu.
DfivejA valecnd pujcky stryce sama byly pouhym OBJ
siami sounini pro N6mce eho spojence dnesnm Bondy
Viezsvi podpisueme z rozsudek proto chu do oho at
sezeneme nevice podpHl.
Widen hodala vyhladov6t Cechy ably dockaly svobo
dy jake mrtvoI. Vzdyt sme stale vrd, Videhaci sou
obrac ale mic napa rozcarovan rakouskych pangermand
nevde dostav pax bude Vidn zebrat potravny
re zemi ceskych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30
CESKOSLOVENSkEMU LIDU
v AMERICE..
KRAJANE A BRATRf!

We Spojenych Sttech upsuie prav6 Pucka Vitezsvi
Jest pata pujGka satn kterou idu pozadule A
merika. Cechove Sovtci hrosti mohousfic Amerku
neskamali kdyz MIN obratla poprve druhe tfe
ii po ctvre Sovaci Cechove nesklamou Amerku ami po
pate. Jako obcanu obvyvateu amerckych jest ejich
vinnos upsat tentokrae pokud mozno nevice Jest to
vinnos kazdeho jednotvce mu2e zeny Budz pamatova
to byla Amerka ktea zasada staremu habsburske
n6meckemu maFarskenlu rezmu posledn rozh oduji
ci Amerika pnVm pravem cd naSich id ceka du
kay naseho ocen6ni eho zasau prosp6ch osvoboZe
naseho naroda teto pcky budou paceny este vaecne
pOtieby vydaie armadu ktera take boOvala
lnosatnost t6o pujGky bude cst pouzo pacen zsob,
Amerika posia do nasi repubky umirnen by
dostatu. konetne pamaujme lie upsy pujcku ncsou
darem nybw velmi bezpecnou inVestlci.
NasaI kid zbran cvropskch boiistich princp svobo
y nrodaJe uzn%n ceym svete ale nadchazi nam IL
ko mnohych ohledech dulezejsi skonceneho:
ceskoslovenske repubky zasteni nevno dobye
body neodvislo. Rekli jsme 81 Masarykem vytrvame
do konce Jen ehdy spnme Masarykovi sobe dane so
kdyz nadale budeme te ncprateum, kefi ami ted
skadaji kiln chz intrky propaganda prot nam
dosud neusaly Jednm nasch ukolu Jest nejvce pfi
speti k uspGchu Pujcky Vitezsvi
KAREI PERGLER,
Spnon Ceskoslovenske Repubiky Spo Satech
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30
"SCHOVANEC A SCHOVAN-
kA."

Ma zapadfn strane Ceske
SIM Sokol ma Clark ave. ne
deli. dne 4. kvetna ma ukoI:e-
nj sezony sehraje posledni di-
vadelni predstaveni III. D. T.
B. Engels "Schovanec Scho-
vanka". Hrou touto ochotnici
ukazuji obecenstvu die autora
hry, pekny historicky obrazek
z roku 1848, kdy cisarskym
patentem jest rusena robota,
coz deje Sc proti vuli nilostive
vrchnosti, kteraz sve nevolniky
poklada "a zver, kterouz ma
ma provaze uvazanou a svymi
pochopy hlidanou.
KdyZ Sc proti tomu svudenti
" Praze bouri a cisar robotu ru
Isl, tn milostiva vrchnost robo
Ity castecne slevuje, ale zaro-
Ven hned vysila obeznik sedla-
kun a chalupnikum, psany v
jazyce nemeckem ,akteremu ia
dny 4 vesnice ceske nerozumi
a zada jejich podpisy. Tu ry-
chtar li5tinu tuto uschova a &c
ka, az pride do vesnice vyu-
covat deti preceDtor, kerry IL
stinu pfecte a cesky Wy, OH, tn
rychtaf svola rychtu, pri KITE
rcz sedlaci mali O sven osudu
rozhodnouti. Tu mezi sedlaky
vzaika spor a rozdeli Sc ma dive
stra1y, jedna chce listinu pode
p at druha ne. Tu vystoupi
sedlak Lane, ktery listinu roz
I',rha a hazi il bazlivcum pod
nohy Sc slovy, by il podepsali,
z cehoz povstane hadka, ktera
lie prerusena prihodivSim Sc ne
stestlm "na dvore rychtarove.
Hra konci hezkym milostnym
roma1kem rychtafovych scho-
vancu.
Hru tuto ctenemu Obecen-
stvu odporucuje ne, neb jiz BY
la hrana V Cesko-Americke ST.
nj ma Quincy ave. dne 13 brez-
ma tamnejsim obecen,;tvem
viele odporucena.
!vWSsl IWSss'!,
UMRTf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30
IvWIlS.S.,'I 1W'.S:S';!. S.
A@s As-i H.. ....sd
UMRTf.

Dnes Zemrel We sve residen
ci cislo 1907 zap. "a al. pan E.,
koJ1cana We veku R roxy. Sko
nal po kratsi chorobe a pohreb
leho ustanoven ma sobotu od-
poledna a to z Narodni Sine
ma hfbitov woodlandsky. Tyz
larodlf Sc naSem meste We
ctvrti broadwaySke, kde jeho
rodice pred lety NELL s.rizni
.obchod. Byl clenem ceskych
pythiovcu a bratrstva Eagles a
ImimO ovdov6le zustavil dceru-
'sku, jakoz velky okruh pra-
tel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30
STAvEBNf RuCH. >

Ultra vyprsi smlouvy nekte-
rych unii kontraktory a die
vseho vzajemnou dohodou no.
We pracovni podninky budou
ziskany a tim i smlouvy pro-
dlouzeny, take ku stavkam
stavebnich remesel nedojde.
Stavebni obycejni delnici poza-
duj1 65 cent? ma hodinu, sta
vebni zelezari 81, pokladaci ci
.hel $1.15, tesari 80 centu, po-
kryvaci 75c, cementari 81 a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30
DAN Z kEfYcHu.

Ultra vejddv platnost dan z
prepychu. Znlrzsina a sodovky
podlehaji destti procentove da
nj a podobn4 dan musi byt
dotcenymi obchodniky Wade z
jineho prepychu zaplacena.
TAX ku prfkladu ramy ma O.
brazy drazsi SO podlehaj.i de
setiprocentove dani, dale tobol
ky drazsi $7.H, vejire vice jak
dollarove, kufsy drazsi $50, va
zanky drazsi So, dollarove i
drazsi hedvabne puncochy, Ii
vutky, spodnicky a kazajky
drazsi SIS, obuv vic jak "a $40
par prodava)na, zenske klobou-
ky v Gene Sis, slunecniky vic
jak ctyrdollarove,, RUNE mod
nj zbozi a prilisne parady. Oh
chodnici podobnym prodejeim
Sc zabyvajici musi ,podavat
pfisahou potvrzene zpravy eel
MIN 1rednlkum, mnoho-li ten
ktery den podobneho luxu pro
dali a z prodeje must zaplatit
vladimir bernim 10 prOcent da-
ne, Ze obchodnici vzhledem k
valecnymr DAMN sve zbozi
zdrazl, lie predpokladati.
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vozkove So cent? "a hodinu
prace.
Stavka pskafu, nekierych
velkych zavodech vzniknuvsi, ],
bude urovnana asi dnes. We
stavce te jde denni praci je-
dine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30

OLYMPIA - "Cervena ru-
kavice", po 18 tydnG, $4,000
stop. Prvni cislo v sobotu 3.
kvetna. Marie Walcampova.
Tez zavsrecna kapitola hry
"Lure of the Circus"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30
PRO CESKE MAR. SDRUZENf

Jan Jos. Campula z Bed
ford $l.5O; Josef Kvet 4
Fowler Ave. $1.O0.
Pfijal Jos. Masek.
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PRO SIROTKY v CESKO.
SLOVENSkE REPUBLICE.

Strelecky klub Slapnicka, "a
obsazeneho beranka, darovane
no panem V. Rosenbaumem
$5.10.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30

OLYMPIA - Vice cinG v
"Cervene rukavici" nez-li v
ktere serii predvedenych -
Marii Walcampovou v hlav
nj uloze. Prvni cislo v So
botu.