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WORSE THAN
DEADLY
POISON GAS

Kidney disease is no respector Of per-
sons. 1t attacks young and old alike.
In most cases the victim is warned
of the approaching danger Nature fights
back. Headache, Indigestion, insomnia,
lame back, .lumbago,. sciatica, rheuma-
tism, pain in the loins and lower abb
domen, difficulty in urinating, all are
indication Of trouble brewing in your
kidneys. IS.
When such symptoms appear you will
almost certainly find quick relief in
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules.
This famous old remedy has stood
the test for two hundred years in help
ing mankind to fight off disease.
It is imported direct from the home
laboratories in Holland, where it has
helped to develop the Dutch into one
Of the sturdiest and healthiest races in
the world, and it may be had at
almost every drug store. Your money
promptly refunded if it does not re-
ieye you. Be sure to, get the genuine
GOLD MEDAL Brand. il sealed pack
ages, three sizes,
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AIEnICAAS Il! Pcn''l
FROM VILLA REELS
Mining Employs in Mexico
Ordered to Border.

Ell PasO, Texas, June 19.-Interest
in Mexican developments on this hor-
der shifted from the JuareZ sector 10
the interior where Americans are ai
the mercy of Francisco Villa and his
force of rebels should Villa START Il
campaign of reprisal against Aneri-
cans
Telegraph lines are down south Of
JuareZ, the railroad is completely
wrecked between JuareZ and Chihua-
hua City and wagon roads are Il: 'eer-
Gus because of Villas presence &,.uih-
west of the Mexican town 81 ihat
nothing can yet be learned Of the de
yelopments south of the international
boundary.
American mining companies having
American employees in isolated mining
camps in the north have ordered ..ltir
men to leave and make their way to.
the border by way of Torreon to avoid
the Villa bands now believed IL be
rowing over the country between Chi
huahua City and the border.
Efforts to warn these Americans
have been repeatedly made since Sat
urday night Few replies have been
Saclired
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PLAN ACT TO SAVE
BEER AND Wines
Committee Votes to Give ProSi-
dent Power to Modify DryneSs'

Washington, June 19.-The house
judiciary committee agreed to vote
Saturday on Il proposal by Represen-
tative Gard, Democrat, Ohio, which
would authorize the president by pro-
clamation to modify the wartime pro
hibition law insofar as it relates TO
the manufacture and sale of beer and
light wines.
There was no discussion of the pro-
posal, offered as an amendment to the
prohibition enforcement bill, and con-
sideration of it went over by consent.
The committee has eliminated that
section of the bill proposing appoint
ment of a prohibition commissioner to
have general charge of enforcement
of the law, and approved an amend
ment turning this work over to the
commissioner of internal revenues.
BY vote of 10 to 3, the committee
refused to adopt motion of Repre-
sentative Igot to recommend repeal
of wartime prohibition in so far as
It affects light wines and beers.
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LEAGUE DEFENDED.
DYG.0.P. SENATOR
L. Cun b,T says iitaCk on
Covenant is Unfair.
3.,,G0E: War IS ALTERNATIVE
Republican Champion of League OF
Nations Thinks 1t Only way to
Avert New World War.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Nc
Cur.Iser. North Dakota, Il t>puhhcan
member 81 The foreign relations COM
mirrca, spoke in support OF the league
of nations.
The senator replied 10 the arSu-
ments Of many Republican senator's,
intending Senator Knox, Pennsylvania,
who pleaded against accepting the
league until the country had more op-
portunity to study it,
Mr.. McCumber said:
In twenty years of service in the
senate | have known but one instTu.
ment whose terms have been 50 will
fully misrepreSented and SO grossly
nlisrenresented as the covenant Of the
league of nations. That some of it is
vague | know, and some portions OBJ
iectionable from particular viewpoints
Rut that it discriminates against us,
is unfair in its treatment OF our coull-
try, or that it imposes on US any OBJ
LEGATION or burden that is not equally
born by every other nation, L most
emphatically deny.
ut is regrettable that the mighty
power of eloquence is used to defame
and distort the true meaning Of an
Instrument, the most important that
ever appealed to the heart or the soul
Of man.
"Suppose we now refuse TO join
with the rest of the world in some
scheme TO prevent war, what will hap
pen? As surely as the sun shall rise,
every great nation will proceed to de-
wise means for the wholesale destruc-
ton Of nations. So desperate will be
the next war that all the hate and all
the venom created by this Struggle
will be infnitesimal compared with the
next. And against what race will all
these weapons of death be used?
AGAINST the white racpT
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The Weather.

Forecast for this section: Fair to-
day and tomorrow; easterly winds.
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Senate Against Repeal.

Washington, June 19.-Repeal of
the wartime prohibition law was Civ
en- a knockout blow by the senate
when by a vote of 30 to IL it refused
to entertain a motion by Senator Phe-
Ian, California, to set aside the re-
strictions as to wine and beer.
Senator Phelan sought to have the
rules of the senate amended to make
his repeal amendment in order as part
Of the agricultural appropriation bill.
Senator Gronna made a motion to lay
Senator Phelan's motion on the table,
and upon this motion the majority of
) to l was recorded.
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SCHEIDEMANN
IS CAUTIOUS
Must &c No Rasty Decision
on Peace, He Says.
CABINET FAVORS REJECTION
German Ministry Almost Unanimous
Against Signing Treaty, Says Wei
mar Report.

MAJ hSPOtks
Berlin, June 19-Only the fear of
anarchy throughout Germany prevents
unanimous sentiment in the German
cabinet against signing the treaty of
peace
However, Philip Scheidemann, the
head of the German cabinet in speak
ing To the peace commission of the
national assembly, declared the allied
reply without the complete text did
not yet permit of final Judgment and
that premature judgment would be a
mistake.
There is nothing new in the gen
eral accusations made against the
German people" he asserted, "but we
must note with regret that the allies
have rejected the proposal for the es-
tabliShment of neutral tribunal
which alone could impartially examine
these accusations. 1t also is lament
able that the whole nation should be
charged with the offenses and crimes
alleged
This charge is to constitute justi-
fication for the heavy conditions
which, according to the second section
of the covering note, are to be impos-
ed on the German people.
"The justification put forward for
the projected settlement Of affairs in
the east permits of little hope that
We can reckon for substantial concili-
atons in the detailed memorandum.
That also holds good for the remaining
territorial questions, many points re-
ing financial and economic questions
referred to in the covering note are
Sill quite obscure.
"In view of the Obscurities at pres
is not yet at hand decision cannot be
taken at once Only the final and COM
plete text of the enemy's answer can
furnish a basis for deliberations be-
tween the government and the peace
committee.
THE German nation, the national
assembly and the government are con-
fronted with the most mOmentOus de-
cision. 1t is therefore, their duty.
whatever as individuals they may
think of the peace question, to ap-
proach this decision with an entirely
open mind No one must have any
doubts that the nation is confronted
ai1h very hard times"
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The Test of Time.

Say what you WILL. time tries all
things, only the best survive. Cham
berlaints Collie and Diarrhoea Rene
dy has been in use for more than
forty years. Many millions of bot
ties have been sold and used during
this time. 1t has stood the test OF
time because it can always be depen-
ded upon.-Adv.
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House Votes to End Law on Last
SUNDAY in Octoher

House Votes to End Law on Last
Sunday in October.
Washington, June 19.-The bill to
repeal the daylight saving law on the
last Sunday in October was passed by
the house. 1t now goes to the senate.
The vote on the passage Of the bill
was: Yeas, 233; nays, 122; present,
five.
Supporters of the law were unable
to block consideration of the measure.
The vote to take up the repeal was
-273 to 90.
After more than two hours debate
the house rejected, 203 to 10, an
amendment by Representative Bland
Republican, Indiana, to make repeal
affective Immediately.
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Cows Killed by Live Wire.

Hazleton, Pa, June 19.-Walking
through rain-sOaked field near here,
several cows belonging to Peter Dem
sick and Paul Chevoick, of Beaveh
Brook, and John Champ, of McAdoo.
were electrocuted when a section Of
the high tension line of the Harwood
Electric company fell upon the. sod
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Chamberlain's the Best Of Ali.

1--WE have used several different
cough syrups in our family, but con-
slider Chamberlain Cough Remedy
ahead of them ALL" writes Ed WHAT,
Rangely, Maine. Try this remedy
when you have a cough or cold. and
you are almost sure to have good
opinion of it too.-Adv.
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WILSON GUEST
or UELCIAN KING
Visits Regions DevaSted By
tie Germans.
Queen IS ALSO IN PARTY
His Wife and Daughter Accompany
Him on 110-MiIe Tour of Ruined
Towns.

Adinkerke, Belgium, June 10
President and Mrs. Wilson, accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Wilson and
a party of American, French and Bel
gian notableS, made an automobile
tour of the battletieldS on the Belgium
front
Among those who accompanied the
president were Brand Whitlock, Amer
lean minister 10 Belgium, who came
here to greet the president, together
with Major Hoffman, General JooStens
and Lieutenant Count RenSSe.
Tha itinerary led across the Belgian
The daily banner., 1919-06-19

Costs few cents! Drop a little
Freezone on that touchy corn, in
stantly that corn stops hurting, then
you lift it right out with the fingers.
Why wait? Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle of Freezone for a few
cents, sufficient to rid your feet of
every hard corn, soft corn, or corn
between the toes, and calluses, with
out soreness or irritation. Freezone
is the much talked OF discovery of
the Cincinnati genius.=Adv.
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Chainberlain's Tablets for Indiges-
tiOn and BiliOusneSs.

In a recent letter to the manufac-
turers, Mrs. P. Frazier, East st.
Louis, Mo-, states: Il have never
used anything equal to Chamber
lain's Tablets for indigestion and
biliousness. 1 have also heard a
great many of my friends praise
them highly."-Adv.
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wv 7 Ut 1SffFiaIF TTSIU Up.
Deal, England, June 19.-Eight
American steamers laden with pro-
visions for Germany are detained In
the Downs, pending the signing of the
peace treaty.
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CONTROL OF PNEUMONIA NEAR
Army Surgeon General Asks Funds to
Continue Work.


Washington, June 19.-Control of
pneumonia is in sight.
Surgeon General w. w Ireland, of
the army, told the senate military
committee in speaking the opinion of
,he medical profession.
Most communicable diseases have
been brought under control in rapid
progress made during the war emer-
sency, he added, urging appropriation
Ia carry out the war departments re-
search laboratory projects for the
Walter Read hospital in Washington.
An eventual expenditure of S10.O0O,OO0
is contemplated for this pNEpose, he
Did
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
TWO Important Supreme
Court Decisions.

The decision rendered by the su-
prcmc court OF oklahoma In the case
entitled W s NcCmy VS. Ambrose
Miller OF al, where the court held
that 10 was necessary FOR a wife 10
sign n lease with her husband on a
homestead and that which Is the
radical part OF &c. that whether the
claim was made. or not ~ the hus-
hand and wife owned mo- other land
that the constitution fixed it hs their
homestead
The other lswhcrop 4 deed has been
takcu fur inherited land and put on
record ana not put through the court
and chen a later deed for the sam"
land IS taken and is approved boy tho
court and duly recorded that th"
man with the first deed can get his
approved by the court and his deed
s. valid
Roth of those decisions have eN-
cited a lot of interest and will h"
given greater publicity as soon as
possible. 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: G24l w. II. PECK Eesidence 2442
autumn \ summary " Tho work. is

autumn \ summary u the work, is
sued hra today IL us follows:
In .. examination of the geologic
structure OF parts OF New Mexico
made Turing the last ,our years hy
y. II. barton. gcoluKist, has discov-
cred Dr. iho beds OF rock many domcs
ana ar hes that may hc reservoirs
or 81 .r gas it these substances are
pleS'u. IN the regions examined.
These licked beds are parts of for
nations that produce oil In Wyu-
miuE oklahoma Kansas and
Texas but ht,lc evidence ot the pres
en'e ny Oh and gas In them has yet
beon found in New Mexico. A small
amour. OF oil at Dayton and few
soops and some traces OF OF report
ed iu water wells ht several other
pluc's arc the only favorable indi-
cations 80 FAR reported. only few
deep wells have been bored IN New
Mexico, however, and these have
bc'u bored I'm places where the struc-
turc Mas not favorable FOR tho occur
renee uf OIL or gas, or the wells have
not been drilled deep enough to
make them satisfactory tests Much
OF d." geologic guidance used In lo-
eating the wells drilled has come
IRON incompctou. "eNpcrts.' ono
done having been dcduccd from
haphzari dips taken from layers Of
cross heddcd sandstone one prob
ably hopeless project ls deep hole
In the middle VI Tularusn Desert.
where there are no rock outcrops to
lndlu'e structure. In some OF the
hectic literature written to promote
the sale OF OIL stock the chief geo
logls' uf tho United States geological
survey Is falsely quoted as authority
Tor tho statement that New Mexico
would develop one OF the biggest OIL
fields on this continent. There liz no
foundation for such a statement.
The general structure OF central
eastern hcw Mexico II that OF an
eastward dipping monocline. but
There arc local rcvrrsals OF dips due
io aomos and arches. or antcllnes.
some of which are rather prominent.
Only a few uf the many localities
whore these structural features Sp-
pear to Doe favorable TO the storage
of Eig or OIL II either exists u this
region. can tc mentioned Here. In
Guadalupe county. FOR example. the
apex OF one uf the most clearly
marked dumcs Ii In tho west-ccntral
par' OF T. II y. II. 10 T. The up
lf'ed beds which are $500. feet
thick. are otgpermian and "Pcnnsyl-
vaulnn age, the Pennsylvania beds
lying on granite nj vertical depth
Of 1000 feet or more. on Pintlda
creek IN the center OF T = ~, n.
~ H.. there Is smaller dome in
voyinC the same strata. and a slight
ly less pronounced dome is indicated
In the same canyon a few miles
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OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS..
Not the NeW PdU.

Tho report that the Producers &
Ecruors corporation has uncovered
new pay sand iu the Burkburnru'
field turns out to have been an error
on the part OF tho drillcrs who re-
ported they had "a sand a' 1000 feet
and the man In charge let it 20 AZ
that through ignorance or some
other reason.
As soon 49, the question as 20 the
depth OF the we'll was raised the
company sent It's superintendent
down there and measurements were
taken with q result that II was found
that the casing was set at l,7G3 feet
and the well drilled only slN feet .u
and made yesterday 700 hRrre's
II i4 % great annoyance to the Pro
duc,rs 4 NofIucrs and great dis
appointment Co everybody else hay
Ing acreage LOO tho extension as there
would have been lot Of wolls'drillrd
deeper Immediately had the report
proved correct az 90 is acreage In
that vicinity ts going high enough
and ono sale Of five acres at $500. 900
lg reported.
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so severe that /
could not raise
my feet from the
foor. PRins
would shoot down
my limbs and
through my back,
and the doctor
said ! had an ali.
Acess | was In
bod two weeks
with an icehpC
on my side and
expected any dav
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

above pntoda ,..f.s,t..
several broad n,,. -",I' AZ
strata I'm IN, por,n,,s, ~. "' Nv Nv
count. and In .,lt.,'t,... ID. o''A
Miguel tho r,,, t '''' NJ ,' 'nU
QUAY coup,. l,,, "'' W.. !"
In the rcd n,Is 49,, ~" 'n''''i''
,ance oast o., ,Tn,,,r'a,, anoI' u',-
for sorrr dis,,',,la....' NV. '''...'I "hu 'N'"'E
the Rock Tsi,n', wv, W. "' ~ SVN'h ~
Raca rou,t. H. 'n,', .'" III
due ,as, a. ,,,' 'I' ga NV "'"'
revers,ls 80, "", y l'W '.."l
don,s ,r ,r,hp .n,' 'n,''"'
a dct,iIrJ s,,,,.,. ~" '"""I VIZ.
rcurt,, ~. ,,'..,,N ,''" I,'n.u,"
.cIiro ,ra., ,,,' v,a," Nv nr"tu INV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
, Don't DuEUMhHVM
suffer With NllkuNHnbiVW
"A tea spoonful of A-2s5l
Alter rnenla will relieve YOU

nItof HltHIH VII IV''V'V
Prescription AtSbl is contthuNonN
treatment for rheumatism and gouI u Ie
nevca rheumatism ~ dlasolyng the caloM'
Qua deposits which cause tho painful t"e
ling Rt the joints, aui drives the ut'c a,
fro,, the system Ans5l ls an od phIs'
riap's prrscriptyS1 use-i aimee 1854 SOLD
leading druggists or sent BY mail Tor VI w,
slMER 6 AMEND, ird Ave, s iSlh ST.. New Vol
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
DRESSMAKER
SAVED FROM
OPERATION
BY Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound in Time.

Ithaca, y. Y.-"Thrrc years ago I
suffered from pains in my right side,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
In Book Form.

Tho very interesting war letters
written ry John sharp 20 his relo
lives. friends and business associates
in ,hc General EonnlnE company
hlyo been published I'm book form
and arc being distributed hy IN"
latter tn friends and customers
Tho uuc, From FuuEs'un to Cor
many. via the Sherman Route and
with stop ut ST. Mlh.cl Ar
ronrc- Mouse. lIadrs and the Rhine
la indicative of Ifa character and la
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
Geological Report
on Nem Mexico.

worlds Warrington Bureau,
Post building
WASHINGTON. June Tex
merits OF the geological survey of tho
Interior department. who have been
conducting an Investigation concern
ing tho possible oil and gas In the
east central section ~ Oklahom0's =
adjacent state of Ncw Mexico. have
completed their work and are now
,makiug detailed report as 10 the
structural and photographic condi-
tions observed II was announced
here today that this rcnort, which
covers n large part ~ New Mexico,
together with geologic map. will he
ready for distribution late In the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
DROPSY

Ncvei Boo lev H0urs. swc..Hr reduce.
iH few Gays rrF..Etas the lysr kttrtrs.
stomach aud heart uur.nr, the bcua
rrrnslrrra ruurr system Write frr f-,,
irhl treatment coll pfopsy Rrmtay
Co Dept - Atlanta. GA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
Big Demand to Start
Win First of Month.

The demand FOR gasoline while
very norcenhlv stronger Saturday is
really expected 90 begin To- show I'm
the way of increased orders by July
ana from that time on increased
daily until IL reaches its flood tide
along the latter part of August II
ls then that the demand viii exceed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
I ADlES SiOOp REWARD!

D. Sucr-ssful 'houthly'' Com pound saf-iy r,f.,-,
torue Of the longrt most obstnste nhnofl u go. 4,
20 days. No harm, pain or intqffsfenee 9TH 80
Ne NJ pnuhr Strength o %. Appnft fplI Vfisiar,
Il r A. SoJIHM9Goh HnLDI CO. uH1lS chi. He
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that I might have 20 50 70 \ hospital
for an operation A friend came 20
see me and told me Of your wonderful
mcdicinc-Lydla 3 PinkhRus Ncgr-
table Compound. began taking II,
and after taking ak bottles feel
we'll and strong. DO my own work and
do drewmsking for others ! cannot
sneak too hilQ'ly Of your medicine and
rccommeudsat 10 others who suffer
with female trouble. II isR Go5seud
TO ailinR women, and YOU may use
my name at any time w. Mrs Pr
mrLA HwsRn, 2ls +. Fall 81,
Ithaca, \. Y
Women who suffer from any such
ailments should not fail TO try this
famous root and hcrh remedy, Lydia
L. Pmkhams Vegetable Compound.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-15
PRUMYSLOVA KONFERENCE MARINE
ZAzEHNAVA STAVKU.
BEZUCELNOST PRACOVNIHO
PROCRAMU.
PRESIDENT AMER. FED PRACE NAZYVA TRUSTY
BOLSEVISMEM.

Washington IA rina Dvoji odlozenf zachrano stav
rozhoduc plan d6nicke strany cd upne porazky
dvakrte konference zachranena pred sroskotanm
Zda vsechny predpoklady neuspokovem vysledku
konference, bohuzel spravne byly predpovidany.
strany jevi jistou ne1supnost Zamestnavatee
jew vane chut edna ocearske stavce, kdezto skupna
prace povazue zbeeno produzova konferenc nechce
Ii tato zasahovati do promne situace.
Mnoho bylo sbovano cd strany verejnost ez mela
sprostredkovati kompromis mez kaptalem prac ale
nealo Do dnesni schlze prise ajemnik Tumulty
zasupce domu Morganova W. Perkins sede boku Gary
no. ehoz Ginno Sam. Gompers pfedseda Amer Federace
Paee iednou nejvesch reel kdy Jim proneenou podrobo
val krtice Vn ocelafsky trust "boevickeho jednani
elkoz sy pfedsedy Garyho odmta dosud odmita edna
ii svym vlasnim denctvem Napadeny sice Gompersovu
rec vysech, ale ami slovem ma nj neodpoved9.
MAINE byt dnesnf DOLBY, roku 1919, kdy jsme po-
zenskeho zahna politckou auokrac nevoniky pri
mysoveho auokrata? Dolby kdy nekery covek povazova
sve podrzene nevoniky, mnuy. -Jestze nektery
jest denkem pracuc vydelek mzdu neni meme
eenem nezli kterykol vyssf lrednik spolecnos prav
Gompes feci svo jez bya hlubokeho ticha ysech
nua.
Dotykaje znam6ho odmftnuti spoeGne schlzky delp
ctva ufednfky spolecnost ocelafske, pravi:
United States Steel Corporation popra denictvu toto
pravo Jaka jest tom dnslednost? Spolecnos fede
ranm sdruzenm ocelarskych zavodd zstupc fedora
muv menu ehto spoecnos nemluvi vsak jako
1ednici zsupc povazovan sou nejlepsi mozky cele
zeme, povolanymi ably zastupovay hajy zamy ocelaf
skych trustG.'
Vykladal kterak sam ma vyslovnou zadost presdeuta
Wisona snaz stavce zabran ale trpeliyos delncva
byla konce. N6mecku Angl vyjednavali delncvem
nejen zamesnavatee ale vlady ke konc zamave dost
zzrave prednaSky prohodi:
"Bude jiste prekvapenfm, kdyz stanovm re Primyslo
vi Denc Sveta, americti bosevici zauma prav takove
stanovsko ako zamestnavate kteri podobnm zpdsobem
odmita kazdou dohodu zamestnavately'
Jnak nedospea prace primysove konference ami pfd
kd piedu Gary nacelnk ocelarke poetnost mlGe dale
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WSS It'll WSSl
PROHIBICE POTLACUJE u.
as MEM.

Mistni americke damske
kluby hostily vcera prosluleho
malire Jos. Pennella z Filadel
fie. Dotcene kluby kloni Sc ma
stranu prohibiee a vzhledem k
podobnemu smeru zmineny
vzacny host byl vyzvan, aby
tlumocil svuj MAJOR ohiedne
narodni zapovednosti. Klubist
ky patrne oeekavaly, ze Pen
nell schvali. prohibici We vsem.
Zmylily Sc vSak. Pennell reel
svou ujiSt'oval prohibicni da-
my, ze krajni zapovednost po-
skozuje tez um6ni. Cd zavede
nj valecne prohibice americke
sumeni zapada. VSichni velci u
melci, malifi, ba3nici a socha-
ri jsou priznivci osobni svobo-
dy a osvezujicim napojem ne
pohrdnou. Zakaz podobnych
napojn siri rozmrz eiost a ne
chut' k umelecke tvorbe. VSi-
chni umelci svetoveho jmena
byli pijaky a nejlepsi dila wy
tvorena "a posilovani osvezuji
elm napojem. Zakazovanfe po.
,dobnych napoju umeni tudiz
neprospfva. a toto v Americe
postupne klesa. Nynejsi umen1
"nahrazujf'. jen obrazkova di
vadla a nechutne nedelni vau.
devilly.