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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-06
oroanist Guild Holds Service

Pennsylvania chapter, American
Guild of Orgausts, held its forty eighth
rublic service in st. Marks Church,
Sixteenth aud Locust street, last night;
The service was sung by the combined
choirs of the Church OF our Saviour,
Jeukintowu, and st. Marks Church
this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-06
REAL WINTER HITS CANADA
Snow and Sleet In Quebec and East
ern Region Cripple Telegraph

Montreal, Nov. 6.-(By A. P.)-.
Quebec and eastern Canada felt their
first touch of real winter yesterday,
when they were visited by heavy snow
and sleet storm. The telegraph system
between here and the maritime prov
inces was badly crippled. The trunk
telephone line, connecting Montreal
with Sherhroke and the eastern town
ships. snapped during the day.
Earlier reports Of wreck were un
founded.
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months guarantee Of railroad earnings.
This may be made one year guarantee.
After this has been passed Mr.. Cum.
minis may next year seek TO amend and
perfect the law by adding to it the
eliminated features Of his bill. In this
way the Republicans will avoid the
charge of being unready with railroad
legislation after many months warning
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-06
'BACKERS PAID HIGH
TO ELECT CARNEY
Cost Of Victory for ''inority
Magistrate Probably
Breaks Record
$4,000 FOR $4,000 OFFICE

It probably cost the Charter party
moro TO elect Edward =. Carney. Of the
Thirty sixth ward. q minority nag
istratc, than has cVrr been spent be
fore in Philadelphia In naming q mom-
Der OF the minor Judiciary.
Carney Is expected 10 hold the palm
for some time as the mostly candidate
ever fostcrcd by any party. Of course
IL was not Carney's fault that it cost
SO much to put him over.
There were other candidates on the
Charter party ticket, but as Carney
happcned tn be the only one elected. he
represents the net return for the con
siderable wad Of money investd by the
mysterious bGckcrs of the MacLaughlin
ticket.
In brief, some OF the expenditures
which the Charter party incurred in
making Mr. Carney magistrate are
as follows:
Rental of the big headquarters at
2l5 South Broad street printing and
mailing of 10000 circulars of an IN
usually high grade for political litcra
ture: hire of 135 girls for various
periods of service at City cents an
hour cost of heat, light and water for
the headquarters hire or mnchiuc,
and halls for the campaign speakers
and the placarding Of the city with
RDarler party posters,
Meu connected with tho Moore head
quarters cstimatc that il must have cost
tho Charter party in the ncighborhoo,
of 10000 TO conduct the campaign
which resulted in Carncy's election.
Backers Maintain Incognito
The identity Of the persons or pcr
sous who furnished tho "doughbas" i
n mystery. The mystery may be cleared
up when tho Charter party files its con
tributions and expenditures with th
clerk of the Court Of Quarter Sessions
Workmcn were busy today diSman
Ting the headquarters on South Broa,
street. but the Offices viii not be VI
Gated until next Tuesday. as tho Char
ter party holds u lease on the buildin,
until that time
On tho first floor II group of CIR
stenogrs piers sat shiycring from tin
November chill which penetrated tn
room despite the electric heaters scat
tered about the building.
Upstairs James l.. Shaw. ono of In,
detail men Of the headquarters. wa
busy going over campaign data. Neither
Joseph s. Mclaughlin nor his campaisr
manager and unsuccessful aSpirant ful
the county commissiouership Frank j
German, were present.
Shaw Indignantly denied reports ihal
nhars ~ d oI' -, hoo,, u" % '''"'-'
w. nru III th,, o,,.. -, ,,o,,, q.
he exnlpincd Main" '.SIaInv f of lhcno mV'. sa,
aso,,nd %nro ,,,,, ~. tiroo bo,,.s snn,t
J.ys hofnro tboy ,ycro nnt to ~o,,, hm,
ne noid mon, iugt tha samo W'bcn
cvor tbaro ,yae 81 difference ne to th,
t;mc nmt in bv onv Of tbc rirIs wc tool
their word
sssTbp HnuI nuNnnputS II i'll he un,Ip ~
d.v The mnnay is hcrc
Shaw Denies Lack OF funds
About 10000 circulars received b.
the Charter party were not used. Shaw
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-06

Vice AdmirnI TIlIury Jones, com >
nbander in chief in this port; Captain
Yates Stirling, Jr,, commanding the
hattleship Connecticut. flagship OF that
nsft of the Atlantic fleet now in this
noft. and CAPTAIN Brooks Cpham, chief
N stan To ADMIRAL Jones, returned 10
ilc navy yard today after visit to
Ayaahipgtop where they were decorated
'af The French embassy with the Legion
II Honor for war service in France.
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Rummaqe Sale Begins Today

A rummage sale to continue for
three days. opened this morning at 1i22
Walnut street, for the benefit of the
social service department of the Uni
versity Hospital A committee Of prom
inent women 10 charge OF the affair
Is headed by Mrs G. Chancellor Eng
lisb. - ---.-
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MOORE GETS GREAT
GREETING IN HOUSE
Congressman Cheer and Shower
Congratulations Upon
Mayor-EIect
HONOR DIN NNER TONIGHT

Sp,,,oI utrotcb IN t,rc,a,o pyb,,c Jcj,c,
I Wosbi,yto, Xov -Congrcssmon
+ Moore rcscircd nm oyn,ior IRON, his
/ colleagues today whcn hc returned IA
/ the lIouso of Ecnrcscntotivcs nftcr no
/ inc sMcnt in,n tho ly' n,oy"rol,, 81 p,iIo
| dcIphin by tho biyrcst mnioritv ovcr
| ciycn n movornIty 1ond;dotc thcro
Mr. NIooro Crtcrcd ,Lo IIonso cbor,.
/ bcr fcw minutcs oftcr thn IIouec was
convened tn ,nsvor to HE name nm a
| rollcaU fol1ouinc n noirt or nn o,,or,,n,
made nv Rcnrc,cui,tiyc nI,utn, Of
/ Texas
/ When hc ons,crcd .,bcrc'' il ,,us thc
signal for an ovation which lasted two
minutes. Tho n,cr,brrs rose to tLci,.
| feet and claimed and shnutcd yybilo ,hr
calling OF the roll was Temporarily si,s
pended.
His colleagues crowded oround Nr
I Moore aud showcrcd their conrrDtuIa
tions. on him. There wns no partisnn-
/ ship in the matter. many Democrats
crossing over 10 the Republican side to
/ ioiu in the tribute.
| Tho mayor elect declined to mako unv
statement regarding the future of his
administration or tho MAKE. mn of his
cabinet.
/ Congressman Moore Slipped quietly
| ii,'"' " II"' -'"'' s"ortlN "ItTr ~ G'o'N
IN
,, ,' I,T",, n"I WE sr''t'u pN ms o'drS'
"' "l,o" ! Moor'' "SH'Htant cIorh
=" ,,', ."t way "un nlctns 'Inlmll'cc, VINO
~, 600, tim'' P''''" "' '"'"" ''"''"u
u ,'i'r, n,ln' -.
, NNno,HkI Ira'n worn: NJ Moore
looA'u lll,ie inc worse Tor ms Strcnu
oqs c.n'Pa'gn, ana was IN inc happi"st
OF SPirltS; il'S hrst inquiry was on
oehah 90 ms daughter IN law. who
was INJURED III an automobiIe accident
on saturday. Assured that she was
out "f danger, the congressman spoke
of his wifi" and the receptions that were
given her yesterday.
Mother had Il fine time, he said.
"and they wcrc two fine receptions" "
Ignoring the o1cr of machine to-
take him to his hotel. the Mayor elect
suggested the trolley. aud had his first
ride on the new four. for Il quarter
tickets recently put into effect here.
MIR. Moorc's efforts to avoid publicity
failed when he arrived at his hotel.
when he walked through the swinging
Goors. Congressman Durrow, who was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-06
FA|R-PR|CE BODIES
PRA|SEDBY PALMER
Attorney General Says Hall Of
Committees Are Reorganized
to Fight High Costs
PHlLA. IS ONE EXCEPTION

Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. G.-Fair- price
committees throughout the country
have brought about substantial de
Crcascs in living costs. according to a
statement made here today by A.
Mitchell Palmer. attorney general Of
the United States.
Just before the session Of Pcnnsyl
vunia mayors and district attorneys.
called by Governor Sproul to consider
the high cost of living, was convened
in the chamber of the state House of
Representatives. Mr.. Palmer told Of
splendid work ACCOMPLISHED by fair
price committees in virtually all states.
There wcrc no decreases in living
costs in Philadelphia quoted by Mr..
Palmer. This is because Philadelphia
has no fair price committee MIR.
Palmer said in recent statement,
Mr.. Palmer issued his statement nft"r
n lengthy conference here this morning
with Governor Sproul and William l..
Srhaffcr. attorney general of Pcnu-
sylvaua, Mr.. Palmer is the Cover
uor's guest at the executive mansion
aud brought here with him from Wash =
ington ono Of thc experts who has
been helping him work out his cam
paign against food cXtortioucrs and
hoardcrs.
Mr.. Palmer declared that 20 per cent
Of food administrators during the war
had agreed to asst in the battles against
/ food GOugcrs
/ He said that 20 per cent of former
fair prices committees throughout the
country had been rcorgauizcd and pre- .
! dictcd that their work would have n
I cumulative effect
ProfitcGrs Cause High Prices
! The attorney general charged that the
high prices from which tho country is
now suffering were largely chargcablc to
proiitccring and boarding.
He told of efforts to put teeth in the
Lever bill and of prosecutions tina,
preceded aud followed the enactment OF
additional legislation. Heavy seizures
of food have been made in many statos
and in about half the Instances tins
food has been sold under government
supervision at fair prices in place OF
fning the firms guilty of boarding OF
proftceriug.
In one instance. the attorney gen
cral said. the defendant accused OF
boarding -four was sentenced to five
months Imprisonment and hne OF
5000.
"Thc imposition Of jail sentences.
said Mr.. Palmer, undoubtedly vii
have salutary effect.
Sugar Usage Increased
Mr.. Palmer ascribcd the sugar
shortage largely to the fact that since
the war consumption of sugar has in
creased per capita in the United State
from sixty eight to ninety two pounds
He rrpdicted relief in the near future
from the harvesting of the western bce'
sugar crop and the placing of Louisiana
sugars on the market.
Mr.. Palmer's statement follows Il
part:
Through these fair price commit
tees the department is able to keep II
close touch with the prices throughou
the country.
I'm every campaign of this charac
tor. time is required to perfect the or
ganizatiou. The work is already be
giuniug to show results, and now tha
the movement is well started, 1t VII
doubtless gain momentum rapidly
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One Funeral Tomorrow

The fourteenth. that of Thomas r.
Conncll. 3JI2 North Second street, will
be held tomorrow.
A solemn requiem mass will be sung
Mt 10 o'clock in st. Veronica 8 Church.
MIR. Conncll wAs member of the Holy
Name Society and of the League OF
the Sacred Heart.
The fifteenth funeral. that of Francis
r. Henry, 523 Westmoreland street.
will be held Saturday. with solemn
mass of requiem at 10 o'clock in st.
Vercnica's Church On Monday, at
10 o'clock services will be read in the
same church for Francis j. Wermutb,
236 West Glenwood avenue.
The FIVE who were buried yesterday
were:
Louis Hunter. 346S North Philip
street: William n. Dewitt, S6S East
Cornwall street; August j. Friend, 3400
North Third street: Andrew Moore, So
West Berks street. and Henry w.
Weitzel. $500 North Randolph street
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8 MORE VICTIMS
OF TRAIN BURIED
Funerals of Persons Killed in
Halloween Tragedy Attended
by Thousands
OTHER BURIALS TOMORROW

Several thousand neighbors. friends
and fellow workers in the northeast Sec
tion Of this city today are attending the
funerals of eight victims Of the Clarks e
horo, n. j., grade crossing crash which
! cost sixteen lives.
All of the dead were members Of the
Glen Social Club and were killed out
right or received fatal injuries when a
train struck their motortruck.
Funeral services for two Of the vic
Tins were held this morning in st.
Ncronica's Church, Sixth and Tioga
streets. A solemn mass of requiem
was sung at 0 O'Clock for Cornelius Ra e
gan, 3403 North Third street, and at
10 o'clock for Edward ii. Ohle, 1885
North Seventh street.
Mr.. Ohle was former member of
Troop I, Fifth Cavalry, stationed at
Fort Bliss. He was only recently dis
charged from service. as were most of
the young men killed in the accident,
BuriaIs This Afternoon
Five victims were. buried this aft
crnoon after services at their homes.
The eighth funeral today was held out
of town,
The funerals this afternoon were ;
Mrs. Martha McAdams, 30Il North
Orkney street, at . o'clock; Emily
| Booth, 27Oi North Hancock street,
o'clock Joseph O. Ficger. 223s North
Sixth street. . o'clock; William Bau
| hof. 3i31 North Bodine street,
o'clock. and William Y. Weber, 229
West Wishart street 3 O'Clock.
The out OF town funeral was that
of John +. Sandoc. who boarded at
3J16 North Seventh street. His body
was sent to the home of his parents al
| New Holland, Pa.
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Pfi vyslechu o rraseti farme.

Behem vyseifovani o praseci far.
me. ma niz "usipane" krmeno jest
odpadky z mes:a tam dovazenymi.
Larkins udal vyboru ma odhady. re
m6sto ziskava ma pfijmech prode.
jem mrtvSch psn do jatek. "no.
staneme check kazdy druhy tyden
ga mrtve psy. ktere posleme do ia.
TEX" chlCbil sc Larkins do ia.
tek?" 6divem zvolal mestsky so.
licitor Marchant. ''Co tam delaii
8 mrtv5mi psy?' ''D9laji 2 mich
klih." vys>6tIiI Larkins. Jsem
jist. ze Mich ned6laji sausage. A
coz rfimichajl-l?
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Mistni zprayy.
Z krajanSkIch kruhI.

- Dne IL prosince zemrel p.
James Benda. Inanzel Barbory Ben.
da, (. 708 N. Madeira ,iice. We sra
RI "a rokG. Pohfeb konan byl Il,
terry rdno do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtui ma hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupite.
lie.
- Dire Is. prosince 2esnula pi.
Katefina Klima.c. 23l7 Ashland A
venue, We start 81 rokn. Pohfeb
zesnule konan byl v ratek do koste.
la sv. V6clava a odtud ma hfbitov
Neisv. Vykupitele.
= We stfedu konana Vanocni ma.
dilka industrielni skoly pfi kostele
Cesko MoravskSch Bratfi. Mezi
iinym skola fotot rafovana byla.
Obraz jeji vfaden bude do literarni
prace jednajici pokroku pfisteho-
valcn We Spoienych Statech. Skola
uzrana byla "a prvni Tade ostat-
nich druhu tohoto na Vychod6 rize-
na isouc vyhradn3 ceskymi uciteli a
maiic mezi zaky svymi ditky a.
merickych rodin. Reditelkou sko-
Iy jest slecna B. Kotwsld. ucitelka-
mi slecny: A. Hlavacek, A. Pavlik
3. Malac a pi. A. Novak. Prace &c
vSreh6 dfevanych pfedmetH vedou
o. l.. Kragl FIR. Novak. Ditky u
ci sc siti. vysivani. pleteni. zhoto.
vovani kosikG a vyfezavani dfeve.
nych pfedmet6. Po Vanocnict
prazdninach skola obnovena bnde
30 Novem Roce We stfedu vecer,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-19

NimoTnici lodi Bronkfie,d odsou-
xeni byli We stfedu do 5alare pro
pfestoupeni pfistehovaleckeho Ia
konu jehoz So dopustili uschovaniln
dvou francouzsk5ch d:vek Bor-
deaux na lodi propasovanim jich
z lodi ma pevninu. Ob6 divky Sn-
same Bonnie a Camille Ciriani bu-
dou deportoyary.
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Padesat rnilioni ma pfistay.
Mesto Baltimore zadano jest. al

M9sto Baltimore zadano jest. aby
zlepsilo svIj pfistav prohloubenim
vodni cesty do hloubky 40 stop q
postavenim novych pristavist' po-
tfebn5mi budovami. Ma zlepseni
potfehno jest asoo1 $50. 900. 900.
P1jeka jez povolena byti by musela
zakonodarnou. splacena byla bv
pronaiimanim piern. Mayor Broen.
H.. ie pro zlepseni pttstavu,
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UStfedn feditelst CskoSOvnSkeho Crveneho Kze
BaltlmOrSke OdboCce E. N S.

mich voiinech. padlych We svetove
valce. jakoz j ku zmfrneni bfdy ro.
din nezv6stnych vojinG. Tam, kde
by bylo treba mimo to pomoci. bu.
de rovnez pouzito dar6 americk5ch
Cechoslovak6. Pradelka d9tskeho
bylo pouzito pro ochranu matek a
kojencG a pro detske nemocnice.
Vase dojemna laska k republice
jeff trpicim pFislusnik1m bude nam
zafnym pfikladem a pobidkou k
dalsi praci.
Ceskoslovensky Cerveny Kriz
UstTedni feditelstvi
A. Masaryk.
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Deset roki "a streleni ma
Straznika.

Usvedcen z troll kradeze a 90.
kusu zavrazditi Alexander Klein.
kerry stfelil policejniho straznika.
Frederi cka' Manke. odeouzen byl V
pondeli ma 10 rokG do kaznice.
Tretiho prosince Klein vloupal Sc
do dOmu Buckheistera. ktery telefo-
nicky ku pomoci zavolal straznika.
Kdyz Manke pfisel. Buckheister 8
MIN pustil Sc 20 stope >lodeie. je.
hoz dostihli u VioIetville. Klein
vida. ze dopaden. stfelil ma Manke.
StraEnlk padl po ran9. aniz kule iex
sile Sc zarazila ma od9vu ieho.
pronikla k0zi ieho. Buckheister
vrhl Sc ma Kleina a nepustil iej q
moci sve. cokud jej nespoutal.
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Pro nprchlsky Dc Montrealu.

D.a tajni poIiciste poslani bvli
do Montreal Kanade. ably odtud
do Baltimore privedIi tam uyezne.
ny parek May Hawley Charles
Jones, kteTi podvedli pred svym u
t6kem zdejsi hotel o So. Pfiveze.
nj parku 1fady stati bude pres pres
$500.
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UheIni StaVka StOjl Spojene Staty
S126,OOO.OOO.

SIZO,UUO.UUV.
Uhelni stavkou zp0sobeny byly
Spojenym Stat1m obrovske ztraty
We vSsi asi $l26. .O0O.0 900. Nejvice
utrpeli haviri. ktefi ma mzdach
ztratili asi so m:lion1. drahy ztra-
tily asi 40 q uhlobaroni asi 26 mi
lion1. Uhelni produkce zlepsuje
Sc nyni kazdym dnem.
Matka zavrazdiIa nemehO
SynaGka.
James Blake jest drzana We vazbe
Atlantic City.N. j. ma obvineni 2
vrazdy p6tileteho synacka Jamese.
n6mz oznamila policii.ze byl une-
sen dvema cernochy. Telo ditete
bylo vyplaveno ma breh nedaleko
jizniho konce proslul6 promenady.
Policie soudi, ze vzala dits z do
nova jejfho manzeIe. poiist ovaciho
brokera We FiIadelfii, cd n6hoz jest
soudne rozvedena. 8 yysIovnym zame
rem zabfti dite. a provedla svGi "a
mer. shodivsi hosika do more ry-
barske hraze We Ventnor. Nalez
chlapcova tela pouze ctyTi bIokv cd
pieru dokoncil fetez d1kaz1, jenz
mel "a nasledek jeii zatceni. Jeji
brasnicka. naIezena ma pieru. byla
prvnim d1kazem jez vyvolal poll
eli pfesvedceni. Re historka uno-
su chlapce je lziva.
BOISeyici zajali pres 5000.
Bolsevfcke vojsko dobylo Novo
Nikolaievsk ma Sibifi Ia. prosince.
Vice nezli 5000 mua1. mnoho del
n9kolik general1 Kolcakovy armady
pablo do iejich moci.-
Rolsevicka zprava druha mluvi
o dobyti Kyje"a bolseviky okupa
ci Kuplanska Kharkova. Kyjev.
hlavni m6sto Ukrajiny. jiz nekoli-
krate byl dobyt opet ztracen boi-
Seviky.
= Mir bolSevik1 Estonci dosud
uiednan neni. Estonci kladou ma
lou viru bolsevickou uprimnost.
Americti distOjn ci pfepadeni v
BreStu
We francouzskem pfistavu pfepa-
deni byli tTi americ.i d1stojnici.
kdyz vraceli Sc v noci v pondeli z
koncertu Lieutenant Glove ban
dou tezce zranen bvl. lieut.. Nevin
strelen do n0ny.
HIadOvicf ditky do ItaIie a Bav0r
Mnohe ftalske rodiny nabiJly sc
pfijmouti "a sve anebo ziviti trpici
ditky Videhske. Vice nezli 1000
dftek takych poslano jiz Vidne do
severni Italie. Do BRvor posIano
bylo 1900 ditek. Bavorska vlada
nabidIa Sc starati 5000 dftek z Ra
kouska.
BrO0kIynSka rolicie We spolkn Sc
zIUdsji.
Oistriktni navladni Harris q
Brooklynu. New York. ma d1kazy.
se pfi neimensim 6 policejnich
stIaznik1 pomahalo zlod6j0m pfi
kradezich pfesahuiicich $500. 600.
Dva straznIci jiz uv6zneni byli.
KOfaIka nkradena Z kapitClu.
Sedm set pint1 kofalky ukrade.
no bylo kapjtolu statu Zapadni
Virginie Charlestown. Kofalka
skonfiskovana statnim prohibicnim
odborem zamknuta We statni bu.
dove az do rozhodnutf. jak nj nalo-
Eiti. Dlouhoprst' aci ''nalozili 8
nj 'bez cekani ma rozhodnuti soud.
nj.
MexikO stale vzdOruje.
Mexicka vlada odepfela zastaviti
sordni fizeni proti americkemu
konsuIarnimu iednateli v Pueblo,
Jenkinsovi. Nota mexick6 vlady
zaslana vlad9 nasi jest pima vzdoru.
Otraveni kOfalkOn.
Y Faston, Fa., otraveni bvli ko-
Talkou diva hoste pri hostine. kterou
Betty White We SVEN dome pozva-
~,Z,~o x,1,otr0iilo HOakifolko q iodor
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V Praze. dne Z. listopada 1919.
Odbocka Bob. Nat. Alliance.
9l8 N. Bradford Street,
Baltimore. Nd.
Dovolujeme 81 Vami sd9Iiti. ze
Vase zasilka a to II beden We vaze
4 766 angl. liber ,sprayne mas dosIa.
Vzdavame Yam timto srdecny dix
"a slechetne pochopeni vazn5ch l..
kold Ceskoslovenskeho Cerveneho
kfize sdelujeme. ze veskere zasil.
KY. ktere do teto DOLBY mas dosiy,
budou pouzity prve rad9 We pros.
pech sirotk1 po legionafich a ostat-
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Americky leonik do Ceskoslovea-
ska.

Professor Brown New York
State College of Forestrv Syra-
cuse vydal Sc ma cestu do Evropy "a
1eelem zvlastni konsultace lesnic-
k5ch problemech vladou move Ce-
skoslenske republiky. zvlaste pax
ohledne disposice aneb spravy hab.
sburskych korunnich statk1. jez pri-
padly move republice po rozkladu
stare rakousko- uherske rise.
Costa jeho nepochybn9 bude miti
"a nasledek. ze ceskoslovenska VIA
da povola americke odborniky ku
sprav6 a Tizeni les1 v republice.
Zalesn6na prostora. .jez casti naleze-
la drive korune. ma rozlohu IL mi
lion1 akr6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-19
Pfedpovida now spolek velmocf.

H. Manning Carpenter. feditel
narodni bezpec ostni ligy New
Yorku. mluvil pond6li We zdejsim
hotelu Southern" "Amerikani.
saci. V reci sve Carpenter varo-
val posluchace pred N6mci. o nichz
pfedpovida. ze utvofi alianci Ru-
skem Japonskem. Sv6t, die jeho
SLOW. brzku pry pozna. iak Rusko
vyuzitkovano bude N6meckem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-19
Dqa eernoSi usmrceni V hadkach.

V r1znych tastech mesta usmrce-
~ byli Csery dva cernosi. Ander-
son zastTeIen byl druhem svym pro
25 centti. y n9z pohadali Sc pfi kar-
tach dome ma Falls road. Neal
zastrslen byl Bossem, ma nehoz die
vypovadi Bossovy rozehnal se ~.
ztm,