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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
LOVING CUP OFFERED
TO SOCIETIES FOR
ARMY RECRUITING
Organizations in Towns in This
District Will Have Chance to
Win Prize-contest Opens on
Nov. / and runs to Dec. 81.

In order to stimulate the Interest u
non-miliiary organizations in towns
OF New Mexico and Texas In procur-
ing recruits for the army Of the Init
ed States a silver loving cup has been
purchased BY Major o. g. Howard f
this city. This cup viii be awarded
to the organization IN any o. the
towns specified which obtains the
most recruit for the army.
The army recruiting officer In each
town will keep a record OF the enlisi-
menfa Tor which zach Organization Il
responsible. Results viii be counted
pro rata, according 10 the population
o. The town Any organization h ell
iglble 70 join IN the contest for ro-
cruiis. such as a local Rcd Cross
chapter, lodge societies. woman g
clubs, and other organizations. Tic
contest opens November ! and runs
until December 81. al which tima tha
cup will be presented 60 the orrnn-
nation OF the town whose recruiting
officer reports the largest number 81
cnlistments pro rata.
The towns open TO the contest are
Albuquerque, Las Vegas. nnton. CAT
luF, Silver City. Roswell. Clovis ani
rucumcari. ali In New Mexico.aud
he following three In Texas Anar-
mo. sweeiwatsr ana san AnEein.
Major A. A. kinE was ln the city
today M announced the contest and
exhibited the cup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
Begin War
On Auto Drivers Who
Have No Tail Lights

the police department asst night cited
seven or eight automobile drivers for
having no tan lights burning or hev-
INK the glass 20 dirty that the iights
failed 10 STOW up brightly. The driv-
eH viii appear In police court this
afternoon.
The police that all tan
iiehfn must be burning ana that they
must be Euflcicntly bright 40 that the
police can distinguish the number on
The car. This will assist police In get
ting the license namDer Of speederr'
Tho police are keeping W their
fight on ~vfolstors Of the rattle ordi-
nancos. n. ~. Renipidas was fined
SIS Ia police courf this morning fof
violation Of an ordinance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
"wM. COTE. President.
-. j. N0tnw. Secretary
SILVER CITY NORMAL
/ SCHOOL NOTES.

Tho Elliott Engineering company
have completed the Installing Of Tho
row sea. 10000 heating plant. This
gives adequate heating facilities for
an Of the buildings IN the campus.
and was a much needed improve
ment.
Miss Grace Ensoy. Rocky Noun
tain division chalrmnn for tho Junior
Red Cross. was in tho city from Den
yer last week. and addressed the
normal student body. Miss Ensry IL
n woman OF broad experience and has
made n wonderful success OF rhr
Junior red Cross work. She highly
COMMUNICATED the work done hv tho
Grant county chapter Of the Junior
Red Cross Of which the normal
school was the chapter school com
mlttec. Tho members OF the Grant
county Junior Red Cross MOI only did
n vast amount % war work. hut
adopted a great many French and
Belgian children.
Mrs Lucy Norman. n former STU
dent. is now IN tho city visiting Misses
Isabel and Mary Eckics. Miss Moor
man Is en- route To her home In
Louisville after a three months trim
through Japan.
Lientonnnt George Frame. former
student OF tho college department.
who has lust returned from overseas
was a visitor In tho city last Thurs
day. Lieutenant Frame WIS over
seas many months and while he ana
not see active service. did "a yeomnn's
work In the supply department.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
UNIVERSITY DEFEATS
SOCORR0 BIZ So TO 0

The university opened lite football
season Saturday afternoon with n VIC
tory over the socorro Miners OF SIS
70 o. clnnd and Grant Mann OF the
university. scored 81 points.
The Miners were game and at times
played a sil1 defense. hst with ono
exception. when Mitchell and Mason
pulled on a short forward pass and
Mason ran the end for seven yards.
the varsity broke up their plays be-
fore the Miners got them well started.
and tho visitors were forced 20 punt
after ineaectual cnort4 10 advance
the hall
Tho varsity made nrst down twenty
times. and were held for dcwns three
times, once on the enemy's 81 yard
line. Toward the nj Of the game
10th sides made frequent EuhHtitu-
tons, and al the nniah onlys about
two Of the vnreity's original lineup
were stili IN the fray.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
BAD CHECK ARTIST
WORKS TWO FIRMS N
THE CITY FOR S270
ro,ic- 'fnks Up 0lcw Of Auto
P1rty and Follow Them south
T7aropeh Several Towns But
Can Find No Officer TO Arrest
Them.

A had check artlsi worked two firms
IN The cIU Saturday afternoon aud
made his escape with goods valued AZ
t1fp. fhroueh = series o. lucky cir
sanA.4ncta lrf hiH.
The man Gfat appeared a. the store
Of n Narkua and purchased tive
fnna This was In the morning. He
Nh4d he would be hacf later for them
when ne returned 10 get sho goods he
gave a check Cor fte.
A. the ouaii.y Tirc company he
made lnqu.rles about , price % Az
iomoblIc Tires o. 3 ticrx ana aid he
would return ~ he wanted 80 AJAX hlr
wife ohoui buying them. cxpihining
that he was n tourist. when he re-
turned fne clerk had rone ana he as
slated the glfl cashier IN gcttlne iowa
four tires for which he save a check
fec f1se, He asked to have the tires
dcllFcrfd ~ the Ferguson rSuch near
AirIanu = had q b-aEsagcman called
TO take them thfro.
when she CLERK returned the cash.
Ter told him Of the transaction ana
asked ~ the check was good. They
called up the hank but the bank had
Just ciptfd. The clerk got In com-
munientiqn With the police and the
l1uer trlephoned TO Atrisco TO learn
that the goods had just been delivered
AT the Ferguson yard and put Into =
rcd o~idHmobte touring car mat hau
been driven Or by Tvs womnn and
the party % three disappeared.
The police then got IN touch with
raratto. bur could ma no officer
there 10 make an arrest. huf the naer-
chanf latcr reported he had seen nj
car pass through.
A Los Lunas the same difficulty
waH encountered. Ne oaicer could BE-
iotGf4d. Only a merchant could he
found and he said he could not make
an arrest.
Al Helen Eol eve a Santa fe on
Ger could De located and \ clerk At
the store u John Becker nstlned the
police that the ear arrived there and
that he had sold tho occupants scv-
erti articles.
The police were able TO ind some
ono home At Eccorro. The sherin sem
cut an automobile with deputies 10
4 the party nj when seven miles
from town the car broke down n
had 20 b lowed back 10 The city.
when last heard Of the forger was
- miles from Socorro. The police
have only a large telephone bill TO
show fur their trouble, u have
about given up M hope today OF
getting further traces Of the party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
Express Business
Here Heavier Than
Before Parcel Post

In n recent address In New York
city Postmaster General Burleson
answered for the FIRST time the many
critics Of his administration OF the
postal department In which among
others he accused the express COM
puuies Of sclng his principal oppon-
rnts. and charged them with unfair
tactics due 20 the fact that the cNfeu-
sion II the parcels post had cut deep
ly into their receipts.
This, according 70 local express N
ployes. is not the cnsc, al least rot
Boz - far as the local territory rs con-
Corncd. Although Albuquerque was
an exclusive point before the %consuli-
duUuu of the express com punics. and
mo- increase WIS noted from that
cause the parcels post has not cut
local receipts, although Il has in
creased work for the local employees
and particularly FOR the messenger
running out OF her. Last months
Zee were greater than over before In
the history OF tho office.
According 10 tho contract with the
government railway administration
an surplus mails FOR which there is
not room in the rcrulVr mail car.
must bp carried In tho bHgftrc and
express cars and handled by the crew
nf these cars. This service D. ron.
d'rcd free Of cost To- the postunic,
department. either for the space o.
cupiel or for tho work Of hundllua
done iN the messengers Hundreds
Of hnEs or mail are handled daily ou'
Of Albuquerque. and "a number nj
helpers do nothing but handle thu,
surplus muiI Tho result Of which
~, tho express company is put To- me
expense of handling United States
mail without "a cent Of revenue In re.
turn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
DUKE OF SWITZERLAND
PASSES THROUGH CITY

The Duke of Sorthcriand n q
large party IN a private car passed.
through Albuquerque last aiRht on
train No. 2 for the east from the
Grand Canyon. whore they have been
on a sight seeing tour,
The Duke Of foutherland. a British
nobleman. r. Hnid 10 he the richest
man N England" Th duke did not
meet King Albert and party when
they were ~ the Grand Canyon. hav-
inF left before the Kings arrival for
n trip through he canyon, and did
NOT rcturn until after he royal
parfy's train had departed for Aibu-
Querquc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
Regular Bowels Is He

Bowels that move spasmoN
fire one day and stubborn
lext-shOuld be BEAUTIFULLY J.
'nted by Dr. Kings New Llfel.
n this way you keep the impts
o7 wuste matter from circtG
through the system by cleF
he bowels thoroughly and pr
.ng the proper flow OF bile.
Mid, comfortable. yet alwe-
Table, nr. Kings New LlfJs
work with precision wlthote
constipation results Of yi7irr
mfiyes. 25c. as usual ut AT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20

good your medicine has done mo as 1
ahall praise II always. Mrs. A. /.
DEViEE, Ci7. St Paul Avenue, Los
Angeles, Calf.
Women who suffer from any form Of
weakness, as indicated by displaee.
ments, inflammation, liberation. irreg-
ularities, backache, headaches. neryons-
ness or the blues" should do as M
DeVine did, andgiye Lydia +. Pinkham',
Vegetable Compound a thorough trinl
For over forty years this fnmoua
remedy, which contains The curative.
strengthening properties OF good oil
fashioned roots and herbs, has been
correcting just such ailments. II o
have mysterious complications write for
advice 10 Lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine
Co, Lynn, Mass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
Prominent Member of
international Confer
ence of Women Physi-
clans Now Being Held
in New York Advo-
Gates State Care of
Mothers.

NEW YORK America could cas-
ily ave the best babies IN the world.
according to ur. LENA l.. Nolnos.
prominent Ia the activities nf the In
tcrnatiouul Conference Of Womeu
Physicians now being held In New
York.
BUT before 600 per cent babies
can be "a national achievement the
100 per sent mother must be pro
duced, is nr. Meaues belief.
in order % have the best babies
In the world, says Or. Meanes. I'VE
must nrst see to 70 that evtrt child
Is born we'll Maternity clinics must
be established iu every communltv.
We mut, improve ohsietr.clans sI
that every baby may be- treated fairly
on his entrance into the world. The
state should he responsible. for %,
cur OF prospective mutheu"
- Goul Moulh,r"
The Idea 81 % good mother" nc.
cOrdiEg to Ir. Mcunr-. nas change
greatly ln resent years The woman
who merely takes the most loylra
and scientific care 90 her oEn child
ren IS not TIE perfect mother. She
should DO more She should interest
herself In AN the sane. helpful COM
munity movements Cor better milk
more Fairgrounds. public nurses an
health centers the forces thai are
trying 20 make al little children the
best without distinction 20 money
birth. color. sfN or auy other ar'ii,
clHl division.
Dr Means De- "a baby expert sh,
was medical dr,Hfog lu ltiI of tn.
Puhy Health Conference Hf the Iowa
Ssate Departments uf Education DO
bcs Moiuos when Iowa do idtd 90 s,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
nONLY ONE THING
BkEAKS MY Col
"That's DR.. Kings New
covery for Iifty year,
a cold

NOTHING but sustained az
N and unfalling effectiveness
~ arouse such enthusiasm. ,
ing but sure relief from stud
old colds and %onrushing new
grippe, thront-tenrlng cOughA,l
Group could have made Or. ~
New Discovery the nationally 4
lar and standard remedy II Is "
Fifty years old and always
able. Good for the whole IL
A bottle In the medicine cot
means a shOrt-llved cold or q
b0c. aid Sl.20. All druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
MAN FINED FOR WIRING
HOUSE WITHOUT PERMIT

Nestor NJ. chavez was fined sgs iu
police court this morning on a charge
Of doing electrical wiring without o
permit He WIS arrested after Hulld-
ing Inspector Blwdlch discovered that
In an addition 20 q house az 82i South
sixth street no permit had hcen taken
out for iac wiring. Chavez admitted
doing the work and said that he hld
no permit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
LABOR FEDERATION
URGES \. C.L.PROBE
IN NEW MEXICO
Convention at Deming Says That
no Results From Nation Wide
Inquiry Are Apparent in This
State.

The Federation OF Labor Of New
Mexlco al IT, convention Wnich closed
AZ Deming yesterday called upon tbs
department. " justice At Washington
10 investigate the high cost OF liVing
Ia this stats A message. in the shape
Of a resolution adopted by the con-
vontion. WINS sent TO h department
which recites that thus far no result
had been noticed from the nation
vida investigation into high prices
and urging more speedy action IN THIS
state.
The telegram follows;
department Of Justice,
washington. u. C..
The state Federation Of Labor.
representing organized labor In the
state Of New Mexico, In annual convcn-
ton to-day, by unanimous vote have
decided hat there has not been ~
vet any material reduction In the cost
of living. but rather that mani COM
modities ana articles Of food have
within the past 80 days registered an
Increase In price. and We HEREBY wish
20 record a vigorous protest and urge
you. FOR the sake of all concerned, %
use vigorous and Immediate measures
TO bring about an Improvement In this
deplorablc condition.
"wM. COTE. President.
=. j. NnthW, secretary.
w NJ Cote ~ this city was elected
pres dent % the federation. G. }. VIII
iaWs ~ Gaiiup, first vice presiden..
william Fhiilips % this city second
vice president and $. \. caikins -
peminE. third vice president, J. }.
Notaw of this city was Reelected sec-
rcfRry-trensurcr
Tho convention decided 10 hold IN"
next meeting in Gallup next October.
There were 81 DELEGATES AZ he cor
%vcntion which Is said 10 have been
one Of tho most successful ever held.
Tho local delegation returned home
this morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20

When u n censorship not n con-
sorshipf
a press dispatch said General
leonard wood had ciampod
down a censorship on Ghry.
Ind. NJ soon as he took charge
Of affairs In that steel oTn With
yCgulhrs following disorders
growing out Of the steel strike.
But the CITY editors OF Chicago
papers said there WAS no CENSOR
ship ns far as thef could see.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20

frequently make Of police report
crH not to zip of criminals by
printing news too s0on.
General Wood. replying to a d.
rect inquiry, said!
There N no censorship at
Gary that ! am aware OF but I
have requested that certain IN
formation which might jeopnr-
dize public order be- withheld"
Maybe the general started In
10 have "a regular old-time ccn-
aOfrhip and changed his mind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
NEW HEALTH RULES
FOR STATE ADOPTED
! At MEETING HERE
State Officials Agree Upon Regu-
lations on Communicable Dis
eases and for the Sanitary
Control Of Milk.

Regulations for the control Of COM
municnble diseases were passed BY
the state board Of health At lis meet
ing held In Albuquerque Ibis morn
INK, and Ia addition. regulations FOR
h sanitary control % food supplies
and for the sanitation OF milk pro-
auction were approved by the board
and arc 70 be put into force by local
health departments when are able "a
maintain the necessary Inspection e.
c~ilitlcs.
The session Of the board was the
.IrHt which has been attended by All
Fof the members and the state health
commissioner. DR.. e. n. Waller.
commissioner; Or. O. s. Luckeft. head
Of the division Of p~rcycntable disease,
Mira AdeiIna Otero-Wafren OF Santa
Re, president; DR.. O. r Hyde Of Al
huqIcrque, vice president. and John
Tombs Of Albuquerque, secretary.
were 81 the session.
The regulations on communicable
diseases passed by the board follow
In eject the regulations which wer,
adopted by the national COMMITTEES
FOR the preparation % model legisii-
ton. They recognize tue new prac.
tice IN public health administration
md arek 20 control the Infected indi-
vldual ana lay less stress on the en-.
~virpnment.
To illustrate. the elimination ~ ~.
phulG would not ccntcr about an unori
O. destroy garbage piles aud so-called
nests af Infection, bur would be han
died by eoinr directly 20 the individ-
unl suffering from the disease and in
siituiing general sanitary MEASURES o.
prevent thc oxcreta from the lnfecte 1
individual from communicating water
nilk aud food supplies. This gen.
D nHnH H.waMHNA- A. go. L.. "a a
regulations.
The milk regulations are directed
principally toward th. elimination of
Infection from tuberculosis through
The testing OF catilc aud the erection
D pf a HafcEuarh between the public
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
SAN JUAN U
COURT OPENS "WEDNESDAY

SANTA w. y. ~. Oct. 20.-Judfr
Rred Holioman and District Alton cy
Alex Read left this morning Tor AZ
frr. where on "Wednesday afternoon
They vii convene the far term ~ the
dfsfricf rourt for San Juan uni
orly iwa o. ihree criminal eases arc
awaiting trial. 20 W b. expected this
term viii be very brief.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20

and carriers or infected employees
through tie medium OF inspection pr
pasteurlgatiOn.
The board authorized the establish
mcut ~ three new divisions; the At
vision of laboratories. the division oi
puhllc health nursing, and the dlvis-
ion OF chid hygiene. The latter d.
vision Will be operated IN conjunction
with The aiAte chlld Wolfnro hOard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20
pHONE anus sTRIKE.

CHICAGO. oct. 2o.--nissatisfnr-
tim with an Increase in wages grant
I'd last week BY the Chicago Trle-
phone company resulted In a brief
strike 81 scrcnty-nre operators on
ona downtown exchange board fhts
mernlnf For u time service was
dlfoFTanlzed on tbis exchange.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20

Eupal OF inc tiH"
not able % do
tny own housework,
an1 ! could not get
lhelp from doctors.
saw Lydia +. Pink
hams Vcgetabl
Compound adyer-
ltised in the newspa-
.lpers, and took sit
bottles, and am n
Iwen woman. You
lrnn use my name 70
Hell Tia vr.nIl A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20

housed and clothed wcil, and that he
ia given proper sleep and proper play.
Slight defects should bc corrected it
once and his general health. his
weight aud his growth watched by re-
spUnslhlc authorities. During MS
school days his health should be re-
rnrde1 ms a matter of community
csre and conservation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20

French socialists say the writifi
an ancient French friar is rcspoFa
for President wilson's League o.
lions idea. basing their claim a
pamphlet published in i623.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-20

Col Mapcs explained TINT he had
called In the newspaper men aud
asked them 10 depend upon
headquarters for news Of raids
the soldiers were ABOUT TO make
on Hussinn Reds" Hc said he
dld not want the people under
whom the alleged "iteds" were
working 90 know what was hap
pening II impressed the cor
respondents "a good deal like the
request detective departments
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-09
VOoI VVNOT
OVDOVELA TRIkRAT We
DVOU LETECH.

Ovdovela pani Amanda Jo-
nes-Smith-J Jacksonova dostava
|trojnasobnou mesicni pensi cd
|strJce Sama. Prvni jeji muz
Jones zemfel kratce po odvodu
ma vojnu, nacez pani Aman-
da provdala Sc "a jineho voji-
ma, Smitha, jenz padl V boji S
|Nemci ma zapadni fronte. Pro
|vdala Sc tudlz po trati "a am.
brance Jacksona ten kratce
pred propustenim Z armady
'chripce podlehl. Vsichni tri by
Iii pojist6ni ma castku $4,000,
Gimz trikrat ovdov6le dostava
Sc nynl $l72.50 mesicni podpo
nv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-09
WSSI SI-WSS]
POSTAVf SYNACOCU u
WADE PARKU.

Zidovska obec, jejiz modli-
tebna nachazi Sc ma rohu Cen
tral Ave. a vych. 55. ul. "a wee
rejsi schGze odhlasovala zbudo
vati novou, daleko nakladnej-
81 synagogu, a to blize univer
sitnlho namesti u Wade Parku,
kterazto novostavba bude z
mramoru a zuly. Architekt Va
clav D. Benes bude miti dohled
ma onu stavbu, ma niz zidov-
skou obci $225.0O0 bylo povo-
l,eno. Nova synagoga bude sta
ii V seskupenf verejnych budov
(kostelu a musea) ma dolennim
boulevardu severne cd Euclid
Ave. a zapadne cd Wade Park
jezirka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-09
POLETf 1.5OO MIL.

V zdejSlch tovarnach ma ae.
roplany, nalezejicich firm6
Glenn l.. Martin Co., dohoto-
ven byl prave dvojplosnik, kite
ry podnikne let mezi New Yor
KEN a San Francisco, tedy ma
vzdalenost patnact set mil, KITE
rymzto letem ma byti preko-
nan nedavny rekord vladniho
aeroplanu NC-4, prelet6vsiho a
tlanticky ocean, asi 1900 vzdu
snych mil. Zdejsi letadlo opa-
tfeno jest bezdratnymi telefo-
ny podobnym aparatem tele-
gra !ickym, ma zvlastni signal
nj system a bude fizen die ma
vigacnich pristroju. Posadka
Jeho bude pozGstavat re sesti
aviatiku a jedinou zastavku u
cini meste North Platte V Ne
brasce. Nacelnik vypravy, ka.
pltan RCy N. Francis doufa
priletet z New Yorku do San
Francisco v 48 hodinach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-09
K PRfJEZDU CEsKOsLOVEN
SKYCH INVALIDU.

Die vSech znamek nedostane
Sc as Clevelandu mile prilazito
sti pozdraviti We SVEN stredu
skupinu jednoho sta invalidu
ceskoslovenske armady re Sibi-
re, kteri v patek veCer odjeli
do Pittsburghu, kde Sc zdrzeli
den a odkud bezodkladne odie
|dou do New Yorku, kde Sc zdr
Ii diva tydny. Americka vlada
"a pomoci Cerveneho krize O.
patti hrdindm schazeiici konce
tiny udy umelymi.
Telegrafuje tax chicagska
dstredna Ceskeho Narodniho
|Sdruzeni do uradovny newyor-
ISke.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-09
NEOBYCEJNE LACE.

muzskych kosil pro vsedni den
i pro svatek najdetetenlo tyden
v striznim obchode u KoudelI,
ABS Broadway, vedle pozar.
nj stanice.
Asi deset rGznych druhG ko-
sill nabizeno jest "a tovarnL ce
ny, z nichz uvadime jen nasle.
dujicf:
Svatecni kosile novych vzo,
XII $1.25 hodnoty po sec; Ger
ne satynove $1.75 kosile pc
$1.38 a $3.50 druh po $1.1s
kus; modre kosile z pevnehe
cheviotu $1.5O hodnoty pc
$1.05, jiny druh po $1.15; ko
sile z modreho chambraye p<
79c kus a mnoho jinych lac
pro kadeho elena v rodine.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-09
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STUDENT SPACHAL SEBE
VRAZDU.

VyslOuzilec re sv6tove valky
reservni porucik Moric Kinne-
ar, 2Olety a Ma kolleji V Ober-
lin bohoslovi studujici, spachal
vcera samovrazdu, vehnav 81 re
volverovou strelu do hlavy.
Mrtvola jeho objevena v kteres
kollejni neobyvane budove asi
Ia hodinu po zoufalem cinu a
bude poslana sem ku pohrbe-
nj. kinnear V zanechanem do
pisu pravl, re zoufal 81 lasky
nest'astne. Miloval kterous div
ku Jiz pred vstupem do armady
a tato Sc provdala jakmile on
voJskem do Francie odplul.
Kinnear slouzil ma vojne u pol
niho delostrelectva pavodne ia
ko prosty dobrovolnik a krat-
ce pred svym propustenim z
armady povysen byl ma poruci-
ka. Domu vratil Sc vyzname-
nanim ma prsou asi pred tremi
tydny a samovrazdu spachal
pomoci vypdjcene sestiranky.