davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
rlan for Workers. Insurance.

LONDON. August 20.-Mr Robert
Stevenson Horne. Minister OF Labor. an
nouncod today that the government;
TO introduce bill providing for un
employment insurance on u contrihu
.Ury basis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

ernment guaranteed price for No. 1
hard winter. as had been charged II in
Congress.
Figures on wheat receipts from
Western markets. the department said.
showed that in the Kansas CITY dis
;rict 71.I per cent OF the hard winter
wheat inspected up to August graded
No. or better. while the percentages
in the Oklahoma city District was
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
WOULD BAR "BIG FIVE"
N:ssissippi OmrirI Acts to Drive Grcnt
Packers From Hounds or
Common wealth.
uBy Associated Press }

JACKSON. MISS, August 2o.-Pcr-
pctunl Injunction against the big live
packers is sought i'll Il petition filed
here this morning in the Kinds Coun.
y ChInccry Court by state Revenue
Agent stokes Y. Robertson. The In
cr, from dom. business IN mississippi
Violation OF the state antitrust laws
i charged. and The court Is asked 10
day during The life OF The alleged com
hLnc, which would amount to millions
OF dollars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

WASHi NOTION. August 20.-tmer-
ceuCy officers who Ser>e ed during the
war with Germany and who still are
in the service wil, he given first con-
sidcration in filling vacancies in the
resuirr army. the War Department an
nOuncei today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
OFFICIAL COUNT REQUIRED
TO SELECT THE WINNER
Charleston Election Outcome May Not
lie known Until COMMITTEES
Meets Friday.

CHARLESTON. : G.. August 2O.-
Until the official canvass OF the re-
turns in the city primary election
held yesterday is made by the city
Democratic Executive Committee Fri
Gay at noon. tho CoutcS, for the
Mayoralty of Charleston Viii I've un-
certain.
ON the face OF the returns. iris
tam T HYDE. Incumbent, has defeated
John i. Grace by ono vote. hut sav-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
DENIES GRADING DOWN
Department of Agriculture Reports on
Results of Winter Wheat
INSPECTIONS.

WASHINGTON. August 20.-The De
Dartment of Agriculture announced to
DAY that tho new winter wheat crop
WAS not being GRADED down so as to
bring larsc discounts from the gov
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

Take GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC which is simply IRON and
QUINlNE suspended in Syrup. SO
Pleasant Even Children Like II. You
can soon feel It's Strengthening. lnvig =
Grating ENeCt. pricc. 60c-AdN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
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SLEVA NENf DOVOLENA.

Koellekoor vnitrozemnich da
nj prohlasil, ze zakon o dani z
rrijmu nedovoluje zadne sle-
w, ami tech pripadech. We
kterych dan bude zaplacena
DO dine Is. brezna. ProhlaSeni
to ucinil nasledkem nekolika
teku. .iez zaslany mu byly k
hrazeni dame prijmu pred l.
bfeZnem, a V ObnOsech KITE
rychZ Znacila Sc sraZka jednO-
no procenta. V pGvodnim zako
ne danovem bylo dovoleno. jed
no procento srazky pri zapla-
ceEi do Is. brezna, podminka
ia vsak byla vymytena drive,
nez predloha zakona poslana
byla spolkovemu senatu k pri-
]eti. Nasledkem toho dane z
prijmu musi byti zaplaceny do
pOsledniho centu, osoby KITE
re zaslaly ceky Sc zminenou
srazkou .jednoho procenta. by
ly iiz uv6domeny a pozadamy
o dOplatek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
POMOC MESTUM.

Berni vybor statni zakono-
Garny poda dnes cele legisla
ture V Columbus predlohu, die
niz administrator velkych
NEST V Ohio melo by byt cd vie
kleho deficitu odpomozeno
zvlaStni puickou, splatnou V pc
ii letech. Vybor odporuGuje,
aby podohne pujcky ma umofe
ri misunderstanding schOdku by
ly schvaleny obycejnou vetsi-
nou vOlicstva, ktereztO hlasO-
vani o bernich bondech muze
byt vyrizeno jiz dubnu letos.
Navrh berniho legislativni-
no vyboru zamlouva Sc tez Gle
velandske administered a pon6
vadz dOtcena pfedloha sne-
mem iist6 bude uzakonena,
|rovn6z Cleveland o bernich pri
IIazkach, tedy o vetSich danich
hrzo bude volbou rozhodovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
UvfTANf 81. DIVlSE.
Msstsky valecny odbor poskyt-
ne zvlaStni vyznamenani hrdi-
MIN vyda pamatne mince.

Mayoriiv valeGny odbor do
kontil pfipravy ku vitani 81 di
wise, u niz slouZi 'tislce cleve-
landskych milicnich vojinu, pc
sich, delostrelcu kavaleristu.
Divise ia vypluje z Brestu brzy
q jeii pripluti do New Yorku
bude Cleveland'anum cas- O.
znameno. Mestsky vojensky w
Tor nechal raziti k vitani ma
sich branch zvlaStni Zlate
bronzove pamatne mince. Fla
te budou venovany hrdinGm ma
lOjiSti zvlaSte Sc vyZnamena.
vSim a brOnZove budou prOda
vany po 81 kus. Ma lici mime
hude podobizna clevelandske'
no generala Edwardse, po dru
he strane napis ohledne veno
vani. Vojensky mas vybor sko
lektoval mezi obchodniky :
p,umyslniky $4,000, ably pa
matn6 ty mince mOhl obied,na
ii. Rozprodejem brOnzovycl
minci bude Sc zabyvat zvlaStn
nodvybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
NAsE ZTRATY.

Valecny department pokra-
cuje dosud We vydavani bulle-
tinu americkych ztrat We Fran
eli a ma vcerejcim washington
skem seznamu nachazi Sc Sest
jmen vojinu clevelandskych a
mezi mimi isou tri naSi krajane
Y pOslednich bitvach zraneni.
Jsou TO pesak Josef Slavik,
1877 vych. II ILL.,; Frant. Ha-
berle, 20S8 zap. SO ul. a J. Jen
six, 3611 vych. 55 ul. Celkove
americke ztraty obnaseji do
sud 2S7,266 padlych, ranenych
neb pohresovanych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
|WSSl WSN l! W!!!.;;
ZPRAVA

2 humoristickehO vecirku o.
nladiny j. A. Komensky {. 5,
V Mt. Pleasant.
V sobotu veCer 8 hOd. So
kolska kapela zahajila prNni
humoristicky vecirek "a velke
jlcasti obecenstva a jelikoz uci
tel Omladiny, pan KetZ mel
.p6kny program nacviceny, ODE
censtvo nesetrilo pochvalou.
'ZvlaSte zpevy vynikly.
Toho vecera pocteni jsme
,byli navstevou Omladiny }. A.
.komensky {. 2, ucitelem p.
Maskem, ktera pri te prilezito
Isti sehrala n6mohru 'Popelka'.
IZacez d6kujem.
Dix necht prime PaItr. Ces
Ned. Svob. Skoly j. A. Komen-
sky Ia bezplatne prOpujceni
sine; p. Van6, pekar, "a daro.
vani peciva a vSichni panl a pa
! nj ktefi nam ma naSem vecirku
Ivypomohli.
Ia cisty vyt6zek chceme pre-
sin Zakoupfti piano. Omladin;
IJ. A. Komensky {. 5 studuje d
Ivadlo "KrakonoS', ktere budt
;davat 16. bre4na 1919.
/ Ia Omlad. J. A. kOmensky
icis. 5, pozd. Nazdar,
Vlasta MareSova, pfedsedka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
PODVODNE PENEzNf POU.
KAZKY.

Vladni detektivove patraji
po kteres elegantni dame, osi-
divsi vcera obchodniky V dolen
MIN m6ste podvodnymi posiov
mimi pen6Znimi pOukazkami
celkem o So, 500. CiZinka "ku-
povala" RUNE modni malicko-
sti, zvlaSf v obchodech depart
mentnich a pla'tila post. pouka
zkami Money Orders), KITE
.rychzto poukazek udala 25 eel
KEN. L tech nektere vystaveny
ia castku S35, jine az ma S187
q ponevadz podvodnice kupo-
vala jen ia tri al 81, mimo dot
ceneho zbozi ziskala hotove
peniZe ma poukaZky doplace-
re. Podvod prisel ma jevo kdyz
hlavnl posta poukazky ty Ia
faleSne prohlasila a vladimir
uradum dan pokyn cizinku Wy
ipatrati. AZ dosud ale ku "a
Itceni nedoslo. Naproti .omu z.ji
st6mo vSak, ze dotcene poStov-
mi penezni formulate byly u
kradeny ma hIavni poste Chi
|cagu 26. nnora letOs a Ze nesOu
Inredni cisla GALS a 26,44O
Kdo by tudiz podobny vypl.
neny formular do ruky dostal
necht uvedomi poStovni ufady
Dotcena seidirka je Stihle po.
stavy, asi pet stop vysoka, We
lice fesna blondynka oZdoben;
nadhernymi kozesinami a pre-
Ipychovym kloboukem V hodnC
ble asi $3.50. Miuvi uhlazene &
ku svym zlod6jskym vypravan
pouziva elektrickeho auta. Po
dobnym zpnsobem operoval;
pred tim V Columbus, Detroi
ii V jinych v6tsich mesteci
stredniho Zapadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
ZfSKAL MESTSKY URAD.

Mayor Davis jmenOval wee
ia spravcem zalozniho NEST
Skeho fondu vyslouzilce re sve-
tove valky, nadporucika TimO-
thy Ryana, 1929 Cummington
Road. vrativSiho sc Il Francie
pred tydnem. Ryan podilel Sc
ma n6kolika krvavych bitvach
u Scissors kde byl t6zce IRA
Een. Tyz stravil V parizske vo
.ienske nemocnici diva mesice,
kde jeho oSetfovatelkou byla
Americanka 81. Ada, rovnez
Ryanova rozena. Nadporucik
Sc do Sve osetrovatelky zami-
loval pc SVEN uzdraveni po-
jal il ia manzelku. Do Cleve-
landu Ryan vratil Sc S fran
couzskym testnym krizem ma
rrsou a sc slicnou mladou cho-
Il pc SVEN boku.
WSS| WSSl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
CLEVELANDSTf DELOSTkEL
CT BYLI u ST. MIHIEL.

Teprv nyni vychazi ma jevo.
lie clevelamdsti polni delostrel-
ci, taborici pritomne V meste-
cku Barbecue We Francii a ku
navratu domG Sc chystajici, bo
jovali po boku spojencu u St.
Mihiel V lese Argonskem. De
lostrelci ii slouzili u pluku G.
1876 a ponevadz temef vsichni
prinalezeji zamoznym zdejslm
rodinam, spojenci naval Je
"clevelandskymi milio'nari"
Dotceni puvodpe slouzili u ma
81 milicni kavalerie a platili
iaksi 10 paradni vojacky. Pc
vypovezeni valky vlada cleve-
iandske "husary" komandova
Ia vsak ku polnim delam u
nichz byvali kavaleriste dobre
pry Sc osvedcili. Slouzili spo-
lecne S pluky cincinnatskymi a
IL Columbus a ZvlaSt V bitvach
o vysek St. Mihiel NELL ztraty
'dOsti Znacne.
W!!l1sss'sl !!l1s'sl I|Mgzs:'ss |.gz:'sss
ZPRAVA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
ZLOMIL VAZ.

V tOvarne V. Bushmana "a
mestnany nocni hlidac K.
Klefl, bydlici V c. 1901 Broad
way, sfitil Sc vcera V nOci ote-
vrenym elevatorem do priskle-
pi Il zlomil vaz. Klein pracOval
We Zmin6Ge tovame ma Huron
Road teprv druhy den a sc "a
fizenim tamnejSich zdvizi me-
hyl dOsud naleZit6 obeZnamen
coz patrn6 jeho nehodu melo
"a nasledek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
ZEMREL v POLICEJNf
VAZBE.

Karel Messer, 1922 Denison
Ave-, povOlan byl predvcirem
k mmicipalnimu soudu jako
svedek a pOnevadz V sOudnici
psnul a byl "a opileho povazo
van, sluha zavlekl jej do vaz-
by pro tax zvane neporadne
chovani. Vcera rano nalezl iei
Elicnik mrtveho a privolany le-
kaf zjistil, re Messer nebyl o.
rily a re civni horecka jej Ia
hubila. KOroner slibuje vyse-
tfOvani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
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SOUKROMA ZABAVA

sboru PUkrok Xxx. Stoleti {. al,
IS. P. J. sini ma Buckeye Rd.
.pofadana mela vSeobecny Il.
speech. NavSteva byla totiz ve-
llka a masopustniho veseli do
statek, ku kteremuzto zdaru
pomahala dobra hudebni ka-
pela. Pfi te prilezitosti name
lie Kusterovi obdarovani "a
pekny anglicky yanecek a man
zelum Grosovym poskytnuta
premie "a cesky valcik vzorne
zatanceny, kterezto premie wy
opet sboru vsak We
ncvai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
K POTLAcENf BOLSEVISMU
TREBA JEN $4,000 MUzU.
(Postovni zprava.)

Vladivostok, 10. ledna. -
DR.. Vaclav Girsa, mist1i Glen
|ceske narodni rady ma nadeji,
ze Rusove budou schopni ere
konSruovati svoji armadu, by
stala vlada byla zarizena. "Pr-
|vni nutnost," pravil DIR. Girsa,
''"jest zameziti bolsevicke tyra.
ME. X vykonani tohoto spojen-
ci must vyslati vojsko do Ru-
!ska. Tfi divise, asi 5000 mu-
ia bylo by vice nez dosti a "a
jistili by naprosty mir cd jed.
lnoho konce Ruska k druhemu
Pritomnost spojeneckych vojj
XII samotna mela by nepreko.
|natelny efekt. Popularni snem
mohl by byti svolan a zvolena
vlada die prani celeho naroda
Nebylo by nutnym, by spojenc
drzeli sve vojsko v Rusku dele
Iaez n6kolik mesicu. S organi
sovanou vladou, sestavenou die
rrani vetsiny lidu a podporo
,vanou ozbrojanou moci zemi
Inebyla by MONA zadna ozbrt
jena oposice. Jsem presvedcen
re pfimerene velka armada by
la ustavena, ktera by byla 10
yalni takove Wade a jez by j
poskytla tolik vojska, kolik b.
ho bylo zapotrebi. Takova po
moe cd spojencG byla by vita
Ina, celym ruskym narodem ;
" kratkem case byl by privo
den kyzeny kdnec. Jinak Ru
sko bude predano anarchii je
ste po mnoho roku."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
WS,S] [W,!sS's]
VYPACILI POKLADNU.

V pisarne Cleveland Natio-
nal pojistovny vypacena byla
vcera neznamymi dosud lupici
rrlrucni pOkladna a 500 v no
tovych penezich a "a $4,000
bankovnich poukazek z nj od-
neseno. Poukazky ty nemaii
vsak pro lupice cenu zadnou,
ponevadz byly yeas dotcenymi
hankovnimi 1stavy "a neplat-
ne prohlaseny. Uradovna Ma
tiolal pojistovny nachazi Sc v
Illuminating budov6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
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VOJENSKY VYCVIK MA
TECHNICE.

Ma Caseove technice bude
We vojenskem vycviku pokraco
vano pres to, re valka .iiz je
skoncena. Techmika bude NIT
zvlastni zalozni duAoinicky
sbor, skladajici Sc re 140 stu
dentu nizSich i vySsich rocni.
ku. -Vojensky kurs bude ctyr-
lety a pet hodin V kazdem ty-
Gnu vycviku bude venovano.
Prvni podobne cviceni ia no.
vehO kursu poradano bylo
vcera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
WSS) W,'!Ss.Sl W,!Ss.Sl
co VSE cTENARSTVU MA
MLOUVA NEMECKY TISK.

Curych, Svycarsko, 4. brez.
ma. - Nemecke casopisy 1--WE.
rejnily tri vladnf telegramy z
Vymaru, datovane 26. 1nora a
cznamujici nas1edujicf:
"Italie jest zachvacena revo.
luci a kral Viktor Emanuel byl
Zavrazden.
Revoluce vypukla v Rumun-
sku a kral Ferdinand hyl "a
bit.
President Wilson byl v Bo.
stone stfelen anarchistou. Ne.
kolik kuli zasahlo jej do prave
strany tela a stav jeho jest va
any."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
W.S|Sl .'s|,'l [WSS]
Jako nemecky cisar.

"Slysela jsem, re jste mel S
Vomackou nejake nedorozu-
AnO, on mne uhOdil do Obli
cele, srazil mne k zemi, skopal
a nadelal mi modrin."
"PoGivejme Sc - hm - a
zaloval iste ho?"
NE = on to vSecko odvo-
ia!."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
UPOZORNENl! /!

Uvadim ma vedomost ceske
verejnosti, re jsme PREVAIL
jednatelstvi svetoznamych no.
vych EDISON mluvicich strojI
jichz name plny vyber ma
sklade, jakoz rekordd. OBJ
drzeli jsme prave novou objed
navku Victrolas a Victor re-
kordd. Vratil jsem Sc prave z
New Yorku, kde jsem nakou-
pill vytecna piana a piana sa-
mohraci, ktera jsou jiz k pro-
hlednuti v naSem zavode wy
stavena. Mas obchod ma nej-
vetsi vyber valet pro samohra-
ci piana v meste.
Navstivte mas a prohlednete
81 nase stroje, rekordy a valce,
poslechnete hudebni tony a
pax jednejte die sveho pre-
sv6dceni a usudku.
Prodavame "a hotove ma
lehke splatky.
Sluzbovolny
| Maresh Piano Co..
1903 E. SIS. ul. roh Drake Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-05
AMERICANA v PRAZE.

Ceskoslovenska Tisk. Kancelar
Washington, d. c. - z Pra
hy Sc pise: Ze zapadni fronty
dojizdeji stale move oddly ma
seho narodniho vojska. Mezi
temito Cechoslovaky je fada
hochu re Spojenych StatG, mu
zu skvelych zjevu, ma michz ma
prvni pohled seznavame vybor
nou kondici telesnou, vysledek
tc cile-vedome kultury telesne,
Bude povinnosti republiky, "a
by americke Cechoslovaky, po
kud nebudou souziti po navra-
tn do Ameriky, jsouce tam
snad poutani svazky rodinny-
mi, Zachovala naSemu statu.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
ALASKA T0CET
 BENEFIT OF
 LANES PLAN

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Soldiers who enlisted from Alaska and Hawaii may take advantage of Secretary Lanes proposed Homes for Soldiers" law as a result of the activity of the Alaskan chapter of the American Min ing Congress which appealed by cable to Secretary Lane to include Alaska in the proposed bill. Alaska furnished more than five thousand men for the army-more than half of the available young men in the Territory. The won- derful agricultural possibilities of Alaska are little known in the United States but the mining chapter called attention to the rights of that far away country to have it's men returned to the state of their adoption. Hawaii which furnished large quota of soldiers will be included in the bill which will be presented by Congress- man Mondell, the latest bill being compilation of the better features of several bills prepared ~by leaders of both parties in both houses.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
FOREIGN TRADE IS GREATER
 THANEVER

WASHINGTON, June 20 (by Asso- ciated Press) The continued high records in exports in May gave the United States foreign trade a credit of S3,5O5 100000. For the first eleven months of the fiscal year it was $141,- 100000 greater than the previous high record of 1917. In eleven months the nation exported s6,0O0 900 900 worth of goods and imported about $10,000,O00,- 0CO worth.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
S0VIETBUREAU IN NEW YORK
 IS RADICAL

NEW YORK, June 20 (by Associated Press).-In a raid upon the Russian Soviet bureau here pamphlets written by Lenine, Trotzky and Bella Kun, ap- pealing to American workers to rise up and take things in their own hands, were seized, in which the names of many prominent American radicals figured. The correspondence was taken by tho officers.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
STR. SOPHIA IN CUSTODY
 U. $. COURT

VICTORIA, June 20 (by Associated Press). When asked If the steamship Princess Sophia would be raised, Cap. tain Trout of the Canadian Pacific Company said the United States fed. eral court virtually owned the Sophia, the company having given the boat to the court when 1t sued for limitation of liability. The court has an agree ment with the Deep Sea Salvaging Company, which is working on the wreck.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
NOT PLANNED BY
 VILLISTAS

FL PASO, June 20 (by Associated Press).- "A courier from Villas camp at Samalayuca brought a note from Angeles to General James Erwin, ask ing why the Americans pursued the Villistas. He said the Villa troops endeavored to keep from shooting across the Rio Grande and tried to keep fighting away from the border. It is said Villa does not plan reprisals on Americans in Mexico.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES SAYS
 ALLIES HAVE NEVER BEEN FAITHFUL TO ITALIANS

PARIS June 20 (by Associated Press )-Reuters press says Italy has instructed the Italian delegats to the the settlement of the Dalmaon question: agreed upon by Wilson, Lloyd George and Clen 
 Orlando Was Forced to Resign
 ROME, June 20 (by Associated Press)-'We must re- main faithful duties and toward aies Orlando declared the chamber of deputies yesterday great tumu followed crying te allies have been faithful to Italy, why should be faithful to them Orlandos speech stirred the deputies that they did not hear the rest of his speech They voted down of confdnc in his govern ment and forced him to res ign.
 Italys New Delegates Not Known
 PARIS June 20 (by Associated IA settlement of the Adriac question will be definitely postponed if the king accepts resignation Italy will probably send peace delegation Versaie but it is unknown here who will sign the German treaty for Italy Monday.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
SCHIEDMANN GOVERNMENT
 IN GERMANY HAS FALLEN :"
 AND TREATY MAYBE SIGNED

PARIS June 20 (by Associated ss).-The Schede government in Germany has fallen and it believed the government will the peace treaty According to reports the German national assembly accepted the but Scheidema strongly opposed the treaty Gustav Noe, min ister of defense, is to head the government
 Germans May Ask For More Time
 PARIS June 20 (by Associated Press Ut reported the Germans want more tim to the treaty.
 Wilson's Plans Are Again Upset
 PARIS June 20 by Associated Press Changes in Ger may President Wilson to postpone his departure from France
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
FlNANCIALAID TO STRIKERS
 OF CANADA

BELL1NGHAM, June 90 (by Asso- ciated Press) The Washington State Federation of Labor convention here voted financial support to the British Columbia strikers who are out in sympathy with the Winnipeg workers. President Kavanaugh, of the British Columbia Federation of Labor, told the convention the strikers are fighting the Canadian government because it took a hand in industrial matters, thus con verting the strike into political ques- ton.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
SENATOR DECLARES LEAGUE MAY END IN SEPARATION
 >0F CHURCH AND STATE

WASHINGTON June 20 (by Associated Press) )-Senator Sherman of Illinois, in speaking before the the league of nations may end in the separation church and state and bring the civilized world under the domination of the Vatican saying that the Roman Catholic church will represented in the league assembly by twen of total of forysx votes He declared the Vatican believes in the heen right of papal authority to administer civil
 Vote on Knox Resolution Not Be Forced
 WASHINGTON, June 20 (by Associated Press) )-It is in cated that the opponents of the league of nations might abandon their efforts force test in the before the Germans act the treaty The Republicans have virtually abandoned hope bringing roll call the resolution
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
PASSAGE OF ALASKA COAL AND OIL LEASING BILL
 WILL DEVELOP TERRITORY

SEATTLE, June 20 (by Associated Press)A special dis patch from Washington to the Seattle Times says the senators and congressman who voted $3500000 appropriation for the Alaska government railway believe they ultimately will reap much praise for their action they hopeful that the royalties from Alaska coal and oil lands will pay back the railway cost within few years The geological survey the passage of the coal and oil leasing bill in this congress will be the forerunner of great oil development Alaska
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
CONGRESSMAN SAYS LABOR NOT OPPOSED PROHIBITION
 WHICH IS HERE TO STAY

WASHINGTON, June 20 (by Associated Press) Rep resentave Cooper Republican, in speech delivered in the house today stated Samuel Gomper did not speak abor
 ment when he opposed prohibition He declared the liquor traffic. aided by German brewers threatened to ally itself with anarchy and boshevism unless is able to obtain sessions om the and society He said the Ger brewers howl their heads off and spend millions but that prohibition is here to stay
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
NARROWED CREW
 MDANCER OF STARVING

HONOLULU, June 20 (by Asso- ciated Press) Captain D. P Wall and a Honolulu crew of seven men is be- lieved to be marooned on Fluit island, a thousand miles south of Honolulu. They are in great danger of starving to death as there is no vessel here abouts to send for tehm.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
ST0WAWAYS ARE B0LSHEYIKI
 ElMISSARIES

VANCOUVER, June 20 (by Asso- ciated Press) Eight Russian stow. aways disguised as Canadian soldiers were found aboard the Monteagle, which arrived from Vladivostok with eight hundred Canadian troops. It is believed the Russians are Bolsheviki emissaries sent here to spread their doctrine. The men are to be deported.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
OHIO LEGISLATURE
 WANTS FIGHT STOPPED

A COLUMBUS. June 20 (by Asso- ciated Press) The lower house of the Ohio legislature has adopted resolu- tion asking the governor to stop the Willard Dempsey fight scheduled to take place July 1.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
FINANCIAL SUCCESS
 OF FIGHT ASSURED

TOLEDO, June 20 (by Associated Press) Tex Rickard is now assured of the financial success of the big fight, as s35O,OOO in cash has already been received for tickets. Dempsey re- sumes his boxing tomorrow.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
LOUVAINE UNIVERSITY
 HONORS OUR PRESIDENT

BRUSSELS, Jun 20 (by Associated Press) In the ruins of the Louvaine library the degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred upon President Wilson by the University of Louvaine.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
LABOR RESOLUTES ON
 ESPIONAGE PRISONERS

ATLANTIC CITY, June 20 (by Asso- ciated Press) The American Fedora tion of Labor convention refused to ask for the release of political espion- age prisoners, but adopted a resolu- tion requesting that prisoners be re- leased when peace is declared.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-20
ARMY AVIATORS CROSS
 CASCADE MOUNTAINS

GLE BLUM, Wash, June 20 (by As sociated Press) Two army aviators,
 flying from Seattle, have arrived here. They are the first aviators to cross the Cascade mountains.