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Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05
Miss McHugh Opens Drama Section
1.-THE Well Remembered
Voice" by Barrie Will
Be Read to Club.

Great plans are being made
culture and mental progress during
the winter season. Women have
worked increasingly during the war
worked hard at labor and druid
gerry, but now they feel new urge
for the intellectual. One Of the first
bands of women to begin this work
is the literature department OF the
Omaha Woman's club. The open
ing program for the season will be
given Wednesday. October 8, at 10
o'clock at the Y. M. c. A.
Miss Kate A. McHugh. honorary
president CT the Drama league and
for four years its active president
will read Barrie's play "The Re-
membered Voice" This play had a
run last year in New York and Chi
cago and would have been seen in
Omaha had it not been for the in
fiuenza epidemic. This play will be
presented for the first time to an
Omaha audience by Miss McHugh.
Miss McHugh has long been recog-
h,ized as the leading spirit in mould
ins public taste for the best drama.
AS an educator and teacher of lit
erature she has been tremendous
influence upon the youth of the city.
Her classes in the study III the
drama for adults and her lectures
have, been an inspiration to her
large circle, Of friends. In the past
ing program The department meets
have had the privilege of hearing
many leading women lecturers it
has been a matter of great pride and
commonly remarked among Miss
McHugh's legion of admirers that
none of the notable speakers sur
passed Miss McHugh as lecturer.
The leaders of the Literature de-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05
Ladies' Aid
. To Begin
Program

As . result of cooperation be-
tween college OF agriculture extern
sion workers and ministers who at
tended school for rural pastors at
University Place., several ladies' aid
societies in Nebraska will begin def
mite yearly programs of study in
October. With the AID OF COM
mittee of ministers the women's sec
ton of the extension service worked
out a series of II suggestive out
lines and lessons for rural WOMEN.
One subject is lis, ! for each
month, an outline provided for the
leaders, and lessons sent that give
helpful information and suggestions
for the members.
Emma Reed Davidson, leader
for the women's extension service,
Who has the interest of rural wom-
ems groups close at heart, set to
work, together with her assistants.
to compile outlines, and lessons ac-
cording to the topics selected. The
following are the monthly subjects
which were chosen
October-Home Making a Profess
sion.
Observation-Disclosures. Reading and
Pictures in the Home.
December-Ho Lunches for the
Rural School.
January-Labor Saving Devices.
February-Home Sanitation.
Manufacturing; Selection OF
Clothing.
April-Color in Clothing.
May-Food and Its Relation to
Health.
June-Feeding of Children.
July-Suggestions for Picnics.
August-Equipment for Home
Games. s..
September-My Kitchen,
An outline and subject matter
sheet is complied for each month.
The outline is for the use of the
leader and the subject matter sheet
to be- given to each woman present.
This material for the October les
son Home Making a Profession"
Kas gone out to clubs over the state
and those for November are in the
course OF preparation.
The outlines are divided into two
parasitic first part being devoted
to some home economic topic and
the second entirely : to recreation.
The October outline, Home Max
ing a Profession" has the following
main headings: Definition distinc-
ton between a home" and
house" Nobility of home making.
: What home should stand for. The
relation of the Individual home to
the community. ideals in establish.
ing home. Qualifications for the
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05
FashionDispatch

St. Louis. Oct. 4.-(Special Dis
patch to The Bee.)--Among the first
offerings at the Funston Bros. &
Co., fall auction today was silver
fox, which has advanced Is per
cent.
The high price for silver fox was
$50, brought by fine. fresh, half
dark skin. Dark silvery pelts were
the most in demand,' and brought
$58S to $595. A black silvery> skin
fetched $40, two silvery pelts
brought $65S. and other prices we're
seas, $625 and as low as $500 for the
finer skins.
A silver fox breeder and dealer
says large portion of the silver
fox offering were foxes raised on
ranches, He claims prices realized
at this and the last few sales dis
prove the claim that wild fox
skins generally are of better quality
than dome sticated foxes, He claims
the highest prices of last few sales
were paid for skins of domes-
ticated foxes. and says silver
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05
Sale of Art Treasures.

When Evert Jansen Wendell died,
August %, 1917, America lost a
lover of art in its most delightful
forms, and Harvard university lost
a most enthusias site supporter and
loyal alumnus. Mr.. Wendell, who
was known all over the country as
a devoted collector of books. prints,
pictures and memorabilia, left many
thousand items, from among which
Harvard university, under his will,
was permitted to select such literary
and artistic properties as it might
wish. The balance was ordered sold
and the net proceeds turned over
to the university.
Accordingly, S,2l2 catalogue num-
bers will be sold at unrestricted
public sale by order of Mr.. Wen
dell's executors and under the man
agement of the American Art asso-
citation, between October Is and rs,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05
See! stars are out
Stars which. unconscious Of thy gaze beneath,
Go sloryins, and sorify thee too!

fox prices are now only where they
ought to be, inasmuch as breeders
we're compelled to sell skins at a
sacrifice during the war to keep their
business solvent, and also because a
certain percentage of foxes each
become too old and probably die
in the summer, when fur is less val
liable, unless killed. Silver fox
brought $500 at the London sale
few years ago. but that was due to
quantities in which silvers were
raised. This price even for an en-
ceptional skin probably never again
will be reached, He said domesti-
Gated foxes are OF dark colors, and
run more even in color than wild
foxes
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05

M. Syfert is in charge of the open
ng program. The department. meets
fortnightly on Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05
The Kiss That |
Forgot
By Samuel Minturn Peck.

I'm sorry for the many things
Unkind that l have done;
Each day new aches my memory
brings
By starlight and by sun.
All, could ! live again my years
'Twould be the dearest bliss
From eyes l loved the falling tears
To wipe, and tell them this,
But, oh, the things | did not do
That easily l might
They haunt me, yes, they haunt
me, too.
From: morning until night;
And, in tile dark, wet-eyed, l sigh,
Yet naught can white the blot
l cannot give, until | die,
The kiss that / forgot.
From the Boston Transcript.
Miss Loretta DeLone left Thurs
day for a weeks concert tour in
Iowa, but will return next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05

at Madison Square South, New
York City.
His love of art was not confined
to the variety one finds in the frame,
but extended to that greater field
humanity itself. A sidelight on this
man, born, as it were, in the lap Of
luxury, given US by Langdon Par
ker Marvin, shows something of his
really great creative work among
boys.
His interest in them never failed
or tagged. He knew in person lit
orally thousands of boys i'll New
York City and elsewhere. They
used to come in droves to his house
on Thirty-eighth street, beginning
early in the morning, for advice,
help and comfort, and Mr.. Wendell
never failed them. 1t was impos-
sihle for him to walk block in the
city of New York without being
frequently greeted by boys of all
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05
Fine Arts Society
Plans Program
For Year

The first lecture under the
auspices of the Omaha Society Of
Fine Arts will take place Novem-
Der s, in tho Hotel Fontenelle bail
room. James M. Beck will be the
speaker. Mr.. Beck is one of the
leading members of the American
bar. At the outbreak of the war he
was among the earliest proponents
of Americas intervention. In sup
port of his policy he wrote "The
Evidence in the Case" and THE
War and Humanity" He had long
been noted as leading public
speaker. He will speak before the
Fine Arts on after-war policies and
international problems. Among the
other lectures planned by the So
ciety there will be at least three art
lectures. Blaseo Ybanez, the author
of the -Four Horsemen,' is also be-
ing considered. He is Spanish and
speaks with an interpreter, who is
also said to be fine speaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05
ideal home maker. Value of home.
Subject Matter Sheets.

SuDlSCt mdtteI SneetS.
The subject matter sheets give
brief suggestions, and develop the
outline. A sample of what they
contain is given in the following
quotation from the heading ideals
in establishing a home" in the Oc-
tober outline on Home Making a
Professions"
There are certain ideals which all
home makers should have clearly in
mind"
Simplicity is one OF these-not
living beyond ones means-sim-
plicity in entertaining, simple fur
nishing,. simple, healthful food.
simple Yet beautiful clothing, all
these help to simplify life and give
the homemaker more time for her
family and her own recreation.
Harmony is another quality to be
desired in every home. Thoughtful
ness, kindness, humility and ability
to forgive other members of the
family, should be constantly upper
most in the minds of the parents.
Cleanliness and order should be
fixed ideals in every home. Cleanli-
ness in handling and preparing food.
in the care of clothing, in the care
OF rooms and furnishings. Upon
orderliness depends much of the
pleasure of the family. A time and
a place for everything will do away
with the disorder and confusion
common in SO many homes.
Character building should be the
aim of home making. This aim car
not be achieved if more thought Is
given to the care of the house or OF
the live stock than to the physical.
spiritual and mental development OF
the children
Three circulars or outlines have
been issued on the care of children
They are entitled, Feeding the
Children" Care and Feeding of
Children" and Mother and BABY"
The one on feeding of children. for
instance, takes up in a rather
elaborate manner the feeding OF
children each year up to the seventh
year. Menus and recipes are given
at considerable length.
The women's section extension
service hopes to successfully de-
velop this line of rural work for all
women of the state, The university
and the college belong to the people,
the extension workers are hired to
extend its benefits to. the people and
they stand ready and eager for serv-
icn
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05


kinds. At least once year he used
to take a selected group of 80 or
40 boys out to the farms of Texas
and other western states, where he
would place them in farmers FAM
lilies, and at the same time he would
makea point of visiting his old boys
and inquiring as to their welfare.
He received yearly thousands of
letters from these boys, who are
scattered all over the world. His
influence and the results of his work
among the boys of America are of
incalculable value to the nation.
America owes to Evert Wendell a
debt of gratitude for the saving of
many thousands of useful citizens
and for splendid example of serv.
ice to others"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05
Class Officials Elected.

The Eighth grade B class OF Vim.
ton school has elected the following
class officers: President, Ruth
Dicksen;, vice president, Clarence
Boyer: secretary, June Rossen
treasurer, Merle Grauer; reporter
Marion Nerness. The class plans tt
have paper during this, their last
year in the grades. Miss Lillian
Fuchs has been made editor.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05
Dinner-Dance at Athletic Club.

The Athletic club opened its Win
ter dinner-dance season this eve
ming. Dinner-dances will be given
thereafter every Wednesday and
Saturday evening from 8 until Il
o'clock and every Monday evening
supper-dance will be held from /
to | o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05

D. c. Patterson and daughter,
Miss Eugenia Patterson, have rented
their home for the winter, and are
at the Blackstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05

Girls! Your hair needs little Danderne that's all! When
becomes lifeless thin loses its ustre when ugly dand
appears your hair falls out 35-cent bottle OF delightful
dependable "Danderne from any store will save your hair,
also double it's beauty. Try "Danderine" and see!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-05

partment for the year are: Mes
danes George B. Darr, w. S.
Knight, Willard Langfeld. Mrs. E.
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WILSON MA ROzLUSTIYI KRISI s
MEXLkEM.
AMERECANUM DANY POKYNY K O.
PUSTENI sOUSEDNi REPUBLIKY.


Washington, H. prosnce. - RozuSteni dplomatiche kri-
soyt dnm MeXkem jest vlozeno do rukou presenta
Nsona RozhOdnuto tax senatnm ,|bor pro ci2 zlehi
o2 navrh republikanskych Diva GenovG vybo-
Fail New Mexika, republican 4 Hitchcock, demokrat
NeblSky, bIi urten ably paltivG nAtenikem
adnini3trace konferovai.
Prpsi!entuv oSobn Gkaf, rcaradmilal Crayson >yzd-
da ii podrobnosti nemocnym Wisonem byti Jed
nano ak dlouho porada bude trvau Po usanoyen Fala
ltchcocka ako deputantu presdenov, odozn senani
il byti vypracoviny pany celtm postupu proh Mexku.
Poti usanoveni depuace do Bi6ho Domu hlasoya yi2n
demol rat GleEov6 yyboru pro hasoyali repub kln
stall We v6tsn6 prot 5.
FL Paso, A. prosnce Vzdor dfivejSim opatn$m zpra-
am, vydano bylo dnes vSem Amercanum meskajcm
XickGm uzem naizeni ably vrati Uzemi SpojenFch
ta Utni tax hlavn6 v6S amercke podniky ieiich ina
SAX neisou uvad6na. Zde gencrni konsu pro Mexko
Andres Garcia obdrze layniho mexk&ho vojensk6ho
Chihuahua telegram, nemz vraeovana jest zprya
2ajeti nacelnika povstalcu Vify, necateko raralu
Mexicti konsuloyt vyaanecti dfednc pax protestuj
prot Faovt nafceni re by by fedroyae6 boAevismu
Spoenych Stateeh.
Jak vypada mexicka spravednost o podava zai-
vysetiti pfpad amerckeho konsuaniho agenta Jn
knse vynucova pro vadu pfiznv sv&decty nasedovnim
zpUsobem. Sehnai deset peonu (sedlaku) taZai Sc:
Fyl zde uvedeny Jenkins nebo nebyl Peon odpo-
vtd6 2e nebyl Jeden nich hned yyveden byl dyur
Ade chvil oval vystre Potom taZan by poznovu
kyz odpoveda op6n1 zpornt opakova prSern vystup
ie}te phi dyou ubozacich Teprye kdyz iich zbyo d4si
Hedm, sstdci ustrasen6 ze Jenkins mistG byl.
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SPOJENECKE ARMADY HOTOVY K
POCHODU "a RYN.
NEPODEPfSE-LI BERLIN PROTOKOI, STANE Sc
NOVA INVASE SKUTKEM

Paiiz H. prosince. - Situace mezi Franci osatnim
spoenc Ntmeckem stva kazdG chve krititt6S Po
le Paizi muv okupaGn vypravG Ryn sce ji3
dobu pet dnu NevyS spoenecka rada dnes cee do
noledne uvazovaa rozhoda posati Bermu move ult
matum die ZdeSiho vSeobecneho mn6n nezbude jne w
chodisko lee by N6mc prookol podepsa nak nasane da
81 pochod armad Berlinu.
O move valeCne zakrocen zvlaSt horlive pimlouva
France kdezto Angie Iale dosud hleda smiflvejslch
tax ppad6 uskuecnen move vypravy by francouz
skG armade pfpadl vykonan nejv6tSi dill
Celia krise vypuka nasedkem prohlaSeni nacelnika ne
meckG deegace Lersnera Berlin nepodepse protoko
ednavac potopeni n6meckych lodi Scapa Flow Ia KITE
ra Gin pry N6mecko nkterak nemuze pfevz zodpovednos
N6nci isou posiovan SVEN vzdoru pry Anerkou
ktera spojeneckym pozadavky nkterak neoj Neni
ouCena mozno ze Lersner bude posn poenci nazpe do
Berlina
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CEsKOSLOVENSKY VYVOZ JEST
v PREVAZE.
EXPORT REPUBLIKY PREVYSUJE DOVOZ o
zoo, 100000 KORUN, OZNAMUJE OBCHODNi
ZPRAVA Z PRAHY.

skoSlovenska s6uie naseduic kabeOgram Prahy da
sopadu "CeSkosovenskG satisky polo
vnu rolu 1919 Celkovy vyvoZ skoro nac mionu ko
rum vJvoz ieden million Amercan NELL by vyu&tko-
laha dive milonu korun byla docera mno2syim
vYyezentho uh Dovoz Spoienych Satu tinact mil
lionG vvoz pres eden million. American nell by vyuA tko
nyn6S mike vm6m6 hodnOty nakupu Zbozi Flnal
tovrnici dyctiI vymehOVa hOOve to-
suroviny rovn6Z zpracova suroviny do nejemne
Sich produk padu prani bankovni zaruka spnen posy
tovdna. Nome nvestOvan nemOvtyeh prumysOVych
vodech pozOrnos amerckthO kapitau Amercky kon
Oara Testu Zasla nasleduiic kabeOgram, datovany
listopadu "Ceskoslovenk6 posestyo mtlo mist
obchodn schulz tersskym obchodniky nteresova
nIm Geskosovensky obchOd POSelst Odiizdi TerStu
DNlny Vychod japonskem parnku, raozen6m teskoso
venslvmi vyrobky'
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CESkOSLOVENSKY Dill MA
AMERICKE PCMOCI.

Washington, 4. pros. Her
bert Hoover podal presidentu
Wi onovi pfedb6znou zpravu
jak bylO naioZenO sc sto milo
ny dolary, jeZ kongres povolil
na pomoc potrebnym lidem V
Europe. Ze zpravy vysvita, re
Ceskoslovensku bylo prodano
IA liver "a $6,700.000 potravin
a "a $2,9G0.000 potravin bylo
darovano pro dati podvyzivou
trpici. Ia koupen6 potraviny
da!a &c 'koslovenska vlada a.
mer.cke Wade noty splatne
mezi 90. tervnem 1921 a 80.
Cervnem 1922 a ZUroci elne 5
procentv. Polsko koupilo nej-
vice potravin. pa $56,000.000
a take mu jich nejvice darova
no pro deti Ia $5,30O.000. Cell
KEN bylo prodano "a $SS,000-
900 rotravin a darovano jich
bylo "a S12,000.000.
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RADY STAVKUyiCiCH JSOU PROLO-
MENY, VOLAJf URADY.
STAVKUJICf STOJl PEVNE JAKO ZED, TVRDf
UREDNIK UNIE

Washington 4. prOsnce. S jistym povd9kem pfijay
federani deparmenty zpravy uhokopove Farmont-
skGm Gstrktu naVrtili vykonavani svych povinnos
nahlcdn radu jest prvn pruom rady stavkujicich
DOLBY. kdy vada nabida hornictvu 14 pfidavek
pr( daeo oba, kdy pkladu tohoo nsledova bude horn
ctvo panvi jnych.
Nvra dolly ustanoven byl zvlstn hornickeschGzi
Fairmont ker6 bya poslna sticnimu Department.
ktere poZnovu byo tvrzeno re savkuc neboui
nktera prot Wade Spojenych Satu ale jedin6 Geem
dnes naprosto neposaGtenych patu kteG nesou nj
ktcrak ponGru dneSni vSeobecne drahote
Zprdvu op6tne protichddnou pfinas telegram nasedov
nj a gice tGhoz disriktu {. IT:
Charleston w Va, prosnce = Devet devadesat
procen unovych uhlokopu IT, dstrku Spojeneho avsva
Americk6ho stavkuie oji iako zed pro 4 zvySeh pra
vi cc-presdent Pey. Kdyz soud narid odvoani svky
navivi vyboy uni, abychom pfim6l uhlokopy
souponi do prace by me tax uspesni, ze 80 procen
vr5o ma dov Ale kdyz Garfield oznami pridavek OBJ
na 4ce zanecha prace op6tn6 sam uznavame re by
kazd6 dalSi stvku vhodn6 zakonG byl marnosti
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NOVA VALKA MEZI CESkO
SLONENSKGM A MADA2Y :?
v S bini prohlaseno valecne
pravo.
Dololedni bulletiny.

Vids' S. prosince. - Je-
dera dvacet Gssko4lovenskych
divisi obdrz@lc prays rozkaz
ihned Sc opetne oiebrati ma u
h.rslrou bitevni lni. Oznamu-
il talk sensacni zpravy hne1
r6kolika zdejsich stu. Ses.
pluku jest pry jiz ma rochodu
k hranicim, zni dcdasek X zmi
nGnym depesim.
Pafiz, 5. prosince. = Zpra-
w doSle Z Budapest ohlaSujl
vyhl&Seni valeGneho prava V
Sibini Y Selmihradsku. Pri po-
vstani smGfujicimu pro,i "a
brani Sedmihradska Rumun-
KEN bylo zatteno mnoho O.
sob. Hlavnim strujcem reVolty
byl distrihtni senat, prot KITE
remuz postayili Sc sedmihrad-
ST N6mci, tax Zvani Sasici u
herSti i Mad'ari, sympatisujici
rumun kou okupaci. Senat
byl rozpuSt6n Il zvolen novy.
Nejasna depe5e nepovidd
vsak, kdo spiknuti aranzoval.
V6tSinu Sedmihradusku tvori
prave Rumuni, pfistehovali Ma
d ali a Stafi nemetti koloniste.
ptvodem Sasore.
-xAI1.o1 ~ lrl.ccl
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Paiivcva situace v nasem
s,aSu Gosahuie krise. Zasoby
uhli jscu tax nepa,rne, ze &C.
l. Fada cha ;s1ych tovaren mu
81 vyroby zanechat, pakli cin-
most v uilodolech brzy nebu-
dc otnovena. 10000 dalnika
Chic budc donuceno k "a
h5lce nasledkc,n uzavfeni ce-
Il rady prumyslovych zavodI.
Vzhledem X vaznym tenn ponnc
rum grverner James NJ. Cox
avolava ma dneSek konferenci
zastupcG majitelu uhlcdolG
jalsoz i unii havifs,Sych, "a kite
rezto porady bude ucinen kra j
nj po.sac ziskati nsiake doro-
zpr1fenf rr.ezi bcssy a uhIokopy,
aby rrace v cha ;skych dolech
byla obrovera. K porads svoIa
nj c.ictriktni predsedove havir-
,aych uni VIM. Lobine>t. z
Jack :pnvilic, j. Cecil Wei
cton, T. pr'ce Midvale, John
Saxtcn ze Salineville. w. Roy
z Bridgeport a w. c. Thomp-
scn : Cambridge, jakoz mi
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du 1918, znamy jako valetny
prohibicni zakon. nema nynl
pnsobeni, iez pozadavky, IA le
iicha 1talem byl priiat, byly
vvnln5ny, nutnost dolby, pro
niz byl zaveden, pfestala a
president We 2kuteenosti prohla
sill domobilisaci Ia skontenou
We ev&m vetu Volsteadovy pred
lohy ma vynucov;ani prohibit-
nfho zakona, kter6 postal do
mu zAstupcn %. rijna 1919
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New Orleans, 4. pros. =
Soudce Foster re spolkoveho
obvodoveho soudu rozhodl
vtera, he valecna prohibice je
neustavnl a neplatna a "a hodi
M na to We vsech hostincich V
meste prodavany drinky vseho
druhu q vesele o3lavovan pred
veter posvicensky. = Soudce
Foster We SVEN rozhodnuti
pravf, ze zakon ~ 21. listopa-
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PRED ZMENOU CESKOSLOVENSKE
VLADY?
MINISTERSTVO TUSAROVO MA BYTI NAfRAZE
NO kONSERVATlVNEJSfM KABINETEM.

Praha, A. prosince. Narodn socalte strany KlofsGo
vystouni dosavadnba snoieri
ists bude miti naslede nezbytnou mnistscu rs
Rczukn obou stran prvodsna znacnym $ rozmahanin4
radikanch zivG adach mezinarodnich socianich demo-
kratG Depese oznamue re nynejsi kabinet mnsters
naGenctv Tusara socianiho demokrata bude
hrazen mnisterstvem nym ne onservatvneisim, KITE
remz by poGetne byy zastoupeny srany sednch stavl
burzoase
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ClJVERNER COX POVOLA DNES K pO-
RADE zASTUpCE bIAJITELU D0LU
AuNu UHLOK0Pt.
NASLEDKEM NEDOSTATKU PAIL
VAV TOVARNACH, 7so, 600 DEL
NIklJ BUDE, SNAD ZAHALETI
DOpRAVA MA DRAHACH ROVNEZ BUDE
OHROZENA

stcprc dseda statniho svazu u
hlokopI Lee Hall. Z majitelI
dG,u obeslani ku dohodci po-
rade nSkteri clevelandsti uhlo
baron: jakoz i urednici dotce-
rtho statniho svazu. konferen
ce bude konana dnes odp poled-
re Columbus a hlavnim Gi-
nteiem Ia arbitracnich porad
z&stare ras guverner, jenx
predlozi spornym stranam zvla
Stni dchodci program IA nehoz
+; needn't otazka bude projed-
havana.
Z:lezn chi doprava v Ohio
Or de rcvnez obmezena, pakli
dolovani uh,i brzy nebude OBJ
novono. Dsahy " Clevelandu
opcrujici chssji obmezi. tei
c3cbai dopravu.
Vypocitava sc, &c hlavni "a
.oby uhli v Ohio budou vycer-
pany deseti dnech, nacez
dojde X zastaveni hlavni indu
strie a posleze nedostatek pa
Iva bude domacnox,ech ci-
tclnv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-05
CENERALNl STAVKA VITALu A JE.Jl
VYSLEDKY.

Rim prosince. 10 oSob Zabitych, iak 100
n4nVch zacenych, sou vysledky generani stavky
alj "a kere doslo Milane plenen obchodu. Stavka
n6la zaEonG pull noci ale socialiste Rme srajk
smutku mad Zastfeenn sociasty Iampy
ienz prisel zvot demonsraci havnim m6st6.
Neipovazvejsi zpravy dochazeji Manovy kde socia-
se odzbroi vosko zasavi vaky akze jest vesker9
ienf mesem pferuseno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-05
GUVERNER ZAHAJi KOPANi UHLl

Oklahoma City, A. prosince. Guverner Robertson spo-
Whehustem presdentem statni obranG rady odjeli
dneniho veGera do McAleseru kde Ultra obradne vaSto
budou kopati uh spolecn6 nymi tfemi sy havi
skym dobrovolnky Prvni uh temio podivnymi uhokopy
vytezene, pry zelezntnich kolech liz Ultra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-05
PROTIMONARCHSTICkE F1NUTi
v BELCU

Pafiz, L. prosnce. - Take Begi, kde by to bylo ncj
meme oGekdvano potna upathovati 6 hnu sm6fuci
odranen rnu. Prozrazuje tax list Llnransgean ktery
vad havni dvod nedosaveni krale Alberta do Zaha
ovacho zasedani noveho begckeho parlamenu List doda
va Begie sava pro monarch prdve tax pochybntm
staten ako jinli jsou Itaie, Rumunsko Spanelsko.